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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1975
Page
3
A colorful cold soup recipe notes that cold soups can be made ahead and served in glasses for a pretty presentation. The curry carrot blend uses butter onion carrots lemon peel curry stock and milk, simmered then blended, seasoned, and chilled overnight, served very cold with chives.
A curry flavored chicken and applesauce soup serves four with onion, butter, curry powder stock and milk. Include optional bouillon with carrot and celery. Also shared radish leaf soup uses radish greens with salt pork or bacon, boiled briefly, tasting like spinach.
A recipe describes blending tomato based gazpacho with chicken broth and spices then chilling eight to ten hours and serving with milk if needed. It notes a blender aids aeration and smoothness and suggests reheating flavors with extra seasoning or liquid before serving.
Sandia Laboratories in New Mexico will test a solar total energy concept providing electricity heating air conditioning and hot water for a 12 000 square foot building by fall 1976 as part of a broader plan to apply solar energy across commercial industrial and residential sectors. The project includes solar collectors storage tanks a turbo generator and an absorption chiller with about 8 000 square feet of collectors expected to meet building energy needs.
Elizabeth Mary Prue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Prue Sr., of Star Route Woodford Road, will marry T Thomas Austin of Waterbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Austin of Burlington. Elizabeth, a Mt. Anthony Union High School 1972 graduate, studies visual communications at the Art Institute in Pittsburgh. The groom, Rice Memorial High School 1970 graduate, is a former Marine planning to study medicine. The wedding is set for October 4.
About 20 gypsies traveling in four cars stopped at Higgins House on Route 9 in Woodford and stole around 350 dollars from the store. State police learned of the incident days later. the caravan was stopped near St Francis de Sales Church and the money was returned after negotiations with the gypsy chief. The trooper said the report was forgotten amid a busy weekend.
RANDOLPH CENTER Vermont PAVE announces a new federally funded program at Vermont Technical College offering free legal assistance to about 500000 veterans released with other than honorable discharges. The effort helps veterans learn about discharge terms and pursue upgrades through the Project to Advance Veterans Education.
Bennington High School class of 1925 celebrates its 50th reunion with a Saturday dinner at Paradise Restaurant. Cocktail hour at 6, dinner at 7, with 17 alumni from the 1937 cohort and nine guests confirmed. Guests include Walter C. Wood and Mary Hutton.
A Bennington Banner reader reviews multiple titles by John Morressy Alice Dwyer Joyce and Mary McMullen praising A Long Communion The Strolling Players and A Country Kind of Death for engaging stories with memorable characters He notes favorite Barrett works The Left Hand of God and Homer plus themes of searching love and resilience and urges readers to collect summer recipes and canning tips.
Casey LeBarron announces the engagement of Susan Casey to Keith LeBarron. Susan, daughter of William J. Casey of Pownal and the late Mrs. Casey, is a Williamstown employee of Dr. Coulter and Dr. Lapidus after McCann Vocational School graduation in 1973. Keith, son of Raymond LeBarron of Bennington, is a Mt. Anthony graduate of 1971 working at Green Mountain Park in Pownal. An Aug. 23 wedding is planned.
Debbie Wise, 18, faces bad luck and good luck after a kidnapping attempt near her El Monte home. A youth punched her and forced her into a station wagon, but acrimony between the two kidnapers caused a crash into a tree. She escaped. both assailants suffered head injuries.
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