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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
13
A compact guide from the Newspaper Enterprise Association offers fast economical meals. It includes Ham Spaghetti Dinner using canned ham and a ready made spaghetti package, plus Koftah Curry meat balls and a curry sauce dish with onion and spice blends.
A vintage two recipe notice from Newspaper Enterprise Association suggests an angel food cake stuffed with vanilla pudding, chopped filberts, and maraschino cherries, topped with whipped cream and nuts. It also includes a filbert cream crunch cake and a filbert ice cream option with toasted filberts, brown sugar, and graham crumbs, served with fruit.
The Associated Press notes inviting pork sections in grocery stores with smoked hams and chops as regional specials. Bacon may rise if pork belly wholesale prices climb. Beef bargains focus on affordable cuts like round and rump, with duck roasts and ground beef trending down. Poultry remains a value choice though turkey prices rise. Produce yields stay ample with carrots onions potatoes cabbage and greens, while avocados and citrus show regional specials.
A corn pudding recipe with three eggs milk cream style corn butter sugar salt and pepper. Includes paprika bread crumbs and heat of 350 degree baking for about one hour till center comes out clean. Serves as main dish or side with meats and greens and a complete meatless meal.
The Maryland Court of Appeals was urged to overturn the 56 year old Baltimore man Percy De Toro's murder conviction of his common law wife Beatrice Wright, with defense arguing lack of proof of premeditation and immediate planning. The case follows a July 3 1961 Baltimore Criminal Court verdict.
Frederick High operates the only county school cafeteria with a la carte service. Students may buy extras like sandwiches cakes or desserts after eating a prescribed lunch under the government lunch program. Menu planning by Mrs. Kaufman aims to use surplus foods, with a daily varied plan and a typical lunch including oven fried chicken and sides. The 17 staff prepare home cooked meals from 7 30 to 2 9 with stringent cleanliness and updated equipment.
Frederick High School earns national notice for its cafeteria procedure as a 90 minute lunch system with no monitors or policing. Student Council led by representatives from each class promotes litter-free dining and self-cleanup, supported by administration.
Mr. Ferguson notes visitors regularly eat in the cafeteria during lunch, praising consistent good food and cleanliness. The faculty and cafeteria staff share credit with the students, sustaining the school’s strong reputation.
The USDA promises an unusually varied February foods list with potatoes topping the abundant staple, honey boosting baked goods, and turkeys returning to the plentiful list. Lamb cuts offer bargains. grapefruit and apples remain winter favorites, with frozen and canned red cherries available at lower prices for salads and desserts.
Pecan crop this season is record large and eggs are forecast to be more plentiful. Eggs and pecans are urged for holiday menus with uses in cream cheese spreads, nut cakes, pies, cookies, ice cream, and puddings. Prices are down from last year. This is a good buy and a chance to showcase kitchen virtuosity.
The United Presbyterian Church held annual meetings after the fellowship supper in the Social Rooms. Rev. W Merval Weaver was elected Moderator and led a memorial service for Ella Dempster Campbell, Thomas Stephens Anderson, Donald Erwin Drake nmiller, and May G. Cram er. Clerks were J Stanley Fisher and Mrs. Thomas R Reid. Nominating Committee proposed vacancies on Session Deacons and Trustees. New Session members: George B Douglas William G Roessler Harold A Chichester. Deacons added: Raymond L Stone Edwin S Storks Jr E Lowell Neff for three years. Trustees elected: Donald W Falconer Edward D Farnsworth Mrs Lloyd G Graf for three years. Retiring officers: Session E Dwight McCain Russell McCain William Wallace Deacons Thomas E Bailey Charles E Nichols James L Main Trustees Lawrence B Baldwin John M Culler Jr J Carlisle Smith. Financial and historical reports approved. Congregational dinner served by Circles of the Women’s Association, Mrs Stanley Fisher in charge.
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