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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
7
A compact gardening guide urges keeping a 24 by 50 foot plot continuously productive. With careful planning and few hours of evening work, a small space can yield high quality vegetables, using less seed, fertilizer, and insecticides. Adjustments ensure continuous sowing and ground occupancy.
The National School Lunch Program grows in Massachusetts with over 209 towns and 1,325 schools enrolled, serving an average of 170,437 children daily. Funds are matched by the state, with cooperation from health, education, welfare, and agriculture agencies.
State College authorities at Western State Penitentiary offer a correspondence course through Si College. The dean notes some of his best students are inmates and credit is earned by mail study.
Local observations cover school openings private schools transport hazards and a Mawrth of town events. Mentions include Concord Ice Capades delays wedding parades road safety K of C outings and the town election ahead. Officials new businesses and a veterans housing project are noted with street level detail.
Miss Anne Hills of Concord completed a long auto journey with three friends. The trip began toward Denver and covered Yellowstone National Park, Montana, Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Seattle, Puget Sound, Victoria, and returned via Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Salt Lake City, and Denver.
In Denver Miss Jean Valens of New Jersey has secured a business position. Miss Hills and Miss Elizabeth Rathourne of Concord New Hampshire returned home and plan to go back to Denver for positions.
State Division of Necessaries of Life reports August prices rose 1.7 percent from July, meat and cereals up, fuel costs higher, as overall living costs climb 11 percent since January and 42.5 percent since 1941. Fresh fruit and vegetables fall 10 percent while eggs jump 10.5 percent.
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