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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1977
Page
11
Dianne H. Lamb outlines heat conductivity for metals, then discusses corrosion resistance and anti-stick traits, noting cast iron needs seasoning to prevent rust. It covers cleaning, reseasoning steps, storage tips, and cautions about detergents and moisture to keep iron cookware in Grade A condition.
Several Extension Service staff recently took a course from the University of Vermont in methods and techniques for teaching about family and interpersonal relations. 4 H goes beyond cooking, sewing, gardening, crafts, music, drama, or photography to improve quality of life through personal growth and interpersonal competency for each child. Leaders should model mature behavior and teach values alongside skills, with 9- to 12-year-olds ripe for learning now.
A column warns CB radiolink dangers at service stations citing sparks from transmitters or loose antennas igniting gasoline vapors. It notes a police car explosion when a trunk mounted antenna touched a gas tank and cites FCC cautions against marketing myths about 23 and 40 channel sets.
Kennebunk gardener Allan Swenson markets carnivorous plants described by Darwin as extraordinary. He notes they require live protein and warn against feeding them hamburger or liver. The plants digest insects slowly and can attract more pests, with terrarium cultivation favored for indoor displays.
The 106th Annual Spring Garden and Flower Show runs March 19 to 27 at Commonwealth Pier Exhibition Hall Boston. Advance sale tickets are $2.50, regular admission $3.00, with orders due by March 11. Senior group rates and free admission for under 12 with a parent are noted.
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