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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
10
Dietary guidance for parents on shaping children's eating habits. Emphasizes flavor, textures, gradual introduction of new foods, child involvement in meals, and avoiding force or punishment. Encourages pleasant mealtime routines, responsive feeding, and patience to foster lasting healthy choices.
Millicent Taylor profiles three new All America Gladiolus selections Green Lilac Highstyle and Summer Snow all available for spring planting. The piece highlights their colors flower counts breeders and hybridizers while urging readers to shop catalogs and garden centers for these and other glads.
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz, speaking at the Southeastern International Poultry Convention, says he intends to remain in the restructured Ford Cabinet as long as he can be useful to President Ford. He notes Ford supports his agricultural policy and that Ford believes in their philosophy.
A UPI era piece riffs on a future where milk becomes scarce and prized as a delicacy. A satirical dinner party exchanges mock notes on vintaged Bordens 1975 and other celebrated milks, praising waxed cartons, pasteurization, and pasture provenance.
County staff attended a three day UVM Burlington training on volunteer recruitment and utilization for 4 H programs. Dr Milton Boyce cited 37 million volunteers nationwide and emphasized need specificity, personal fit, and perceived benefit to attract volunteers for Bennington County 4 H leadership roles committees and resource education.
Boston awaits the 104th Annual Spring Garden and Flower Show March 15 to 23 at Commonwealth Armory. Massachusetts Horticultural Society offers advance tickets at 2.50, 50 cents off the 3.00 gate price, with cash payments only and envelopes due by March 7. Seniors may have group rates. under 12 admitted free with a parent. The show, dating to 1870, is the nation’s oldest and largest horticultural extravaganza.
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