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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1960
Page
7
A New York Horticulture note describes herb butter cornbread with butter or margarine oregano and garlic powder brushed on freshly baked cornbread. Separately Paris based International Bureau of Weights and Measures names Toshiba light bulb as world’s brightest via its photometry advisory committee.
Miss Susan E. Ferran and Ensign Frederick H. Joseph were married at 3 p.m. in the chapel of the Charleston Navy Station. Miss Ferran, of 46 Central Street, wore white silk organza with crown lace trims and carried carnations and snapdragons. The couple’s reception followed at the Air Force Officers Club.
Fresh peach and raspberry ice cream cup is pretty as a picture. Combine 2 cups of peeled sliced peaches and 1 cup of sugar. Chill. Just before serving alternate peaches and 2 cups of fresh raspberries in 6 sherbert or parfait glasses beginning with peaches and ending with raspberries. Top each with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
Dr W W The sen of Marquette University reports that a new teacher who fails to adjust to the community and school system can create an unfavorable public image for himself and the schools. The study examines how early impressions shape reputations in education.
After a heated bidding battle among major studios, Columbia Pictures has obtained the motion picture rights to the Broadway musical comedy Bye Bye Birdie. Production is planned to begin in the fall of 1961.
Philadelphia City Council unanimously approves a new zoning classification that could pave the way for construction of a proposed harness racing track in the extreme northeast section of the city.
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