Just Pokin Around and Expo Rose Notes
JOHN MacLEAN of Bloomington Ind now with WKENS TV San Antonio after Indiana University degree in radio and television. JORY by Milton R Bass issued in paperback. William H Carpenter now Lake George Institute director. CPI index lists 82 food booklets. CPI Center release details access. Eastern State Exposition opens Sept 17 for 50th anniversary with Quacky Duck, a 6 ft 9 in performer Gene Curtis. Future Farmers of America Barnyard moves to permanent building. Chick Midway feature with baby chicks. Apollo and Portrait roses win All America awards. profiles of Armstrong and Meyer rose hybrids with descriptions and lineage.
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John Maclean
William F. MacLean
Bloomington
Ind
Bennington
Indiana University
Wkens-Tv
San Antonio
Texas
CBS
Wtts Radio
MacLean
William H. Carpenter
Schenectady
Bill
Lake George Institute of History, Art and Science
Carpenter
Ballston Spa
N.Y
State Department of Environmental Conservation
West Springfield
Mass
Gene Curtis
Bowling Green
Ohio
Dreikorn’s
Farmers of America
Apollo
David L. Armstrong
Carl Meyer
Cincinnati
AARS
Charlotte Armstrong
Peace
Crimson Glory
Pink Peace
VFEW Chief Appeals Poppy Sales For Veterans Aid
Veterans of Foreign Wars leader Herbert R. Rainwater appeals to the public to buy Buddy Poppies to aid disabled and survivor veterans. Proceeds support hospital patients and home communities, with local sales set for Friday and Saturday August 13 and 14 conducted by the Junior Girls Unit and the Sons of the VFW under post supervision.
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Herbert R. Rainwater
San Bernardino
Calif
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Rainwater
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans Administration
Idaho governor declares emergency over grasshopper outbreak
Gov. Cecil Andrus proclaimed a state of emergency in five Idaho counties due to a grasshopper infestation. He asked the U S secretary of agriculture to concur and make resources available to alleviate this serious problem. The infestation has caused the loss of 60 to 80 percent of forage and cured hay needed to feed livestock this year.
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Boise, Idaho
Moisture control tips and Bennington field day results
Humid weather raises home moisture with musty odors in closets and basements. Advice includes using light, fans, or a heater for cross ventilation, drying clothes outside, and moisture barriers under crawl spaces. Silica gel, calcium chloride, and activated alumina help absorb moisture. use with care to avoid fabric damage. Bennington County Field Day showcased crafts, needlework, and foods with merit ribbons and cash prizes, led by Mary Laurie with judges.
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Marion S. Harris County
AVM
Bennington County
Bartlett Hall
Mary Laurie
West Rupert
Bernard Harris
Lois Bunk
Paul Dougherty
Carl Fuller
Shaftsubry
Vivian Mattison
Rupert
Fred Stone
Manchester
Nancy Foster
Bennington
Olga Hagelberg
Arlington
Ellen Stohmaier
Pownal
Audrey Percey
Shaftsbury
Rena Miller
Barbara Groves
Warren Smith
Grace Reed
Natalie Marsh
West Shaftsbury
Alie Gunther
Marion Harris
Lori Sheldon
Grace Morey
John Whalen
An anthology to cope with all that squash
An essay collection of squash recipes and tips for gardeners overwhelmed by summer squashes. It offers several dishes using zucchini and crookneck squash, with steps for boiling roasting baking and pasta, plus seasoning notes and serving ideas.
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Jory
Milton R. Bass
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Banner
Fawcett Publishing Co
G.P. Putnam Co
West
Consumer Product Information
Washington, D.C
Index
General Services Administration
CPI Coordinating Center
President’s Office of Consumer Affairs
VFEW
Idaho
Harwood Hill
Thurs
Sat
Sun
Gibson
Scenitra al
Vermont Public Srvice Corporation
Homemaker’s Notes
South St
Ett Gee
Brattleboro
Nichols
Ndi
Verio
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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