Shaker Village Kitchen Festival Tastes History Aug 6 12
The Hancock Shaker Village hosts the fourth annual Kitchen Festival from Aug 6 to 12 featuring demonstrations and tastings in the 1830 Brick Dwelling kitchen. Six Kitchen Sisters will rotate cooking Shaker specialties and new recipes, with World’s Peoples Dinners and Rosewater Ice Cream and Mother Ann’s Birthday Cake on the menu. Helen Duprey Bullock will lecture on The Early American Woman and her Kitchen.
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Hancock Shaker Village
Ann Lee
New York
London
Mother Ann
Helen Duprey Bullock
Mrs. Bullock
Williamsburg
Bullock
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Washington, D.C
Kitchen
Ricardo
Amelia
Frank
Mary Whitcher
Miracle Mileage Claims From U.S. Consumer Newsletter
The piece discusses a device touted by makers and the U.S. Consumer newsletter as boosting an automobile’s power by 25 percent and reducing fuel consumption by 30 percent, with the author noting skepticism about the claim and urging examination of the sources.
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U.S
Venus Ball of Fire Lights Sky Over Boston Night
Venus will streak across the sky Monday as a bright ball of fire near sunset. Hayden Planetarium says the planet will peak 15 times brighter than the brightest star before fading. The note blends astronomy with a separate piece on Conelec fuel injection tech and Shaker Village festival events with herb tastings and dinners scheduled Aug. 6–12.
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Boston
UPI
Venus
Earth
Hayden Planetarium
Jean's on Vacation in Woman's World column
Jean Wassick, writer of the Saturday Woman's World column, is on vacation and will return to her typewriter next week. Ed.
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Jean Wassick
Woman’s World
Designer touches program on clothing scheduled Aug 30
Marion Harris reports an Extension program on designer touches inside and out for handmade clothing set for August 30 at Ellis Theatre in Springfield. Anita Gray of Simplicity Pattern Co will lead the session by invitation only with a first come basis. calls to the county extension office reserve seats. The county field day on July 29 at 4-H Camp Ondawa invites all residents with Bartlett Hall hosting women to display handmade articles, flowers, crafts, and a noon chicken barbecue for attendees.
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Ellis Theatre
Springfield
Anita Gray
The
Simplicity Pattern Co
Ondawa
Bartlett Hall
Bare Shoulders Return In Evening Clothes For Fall
New evening wear trends feature bare shoulders and one shoulder gowns. Designers George Stavropoulos Ferdinando Sarmi and Malcolm Starr showcase naked looks with squared necklines and camisole tops. Dresses emphasize back fullness satin gowns embroidered styles and layers of chiffon as parties resume.
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New York
UPI
Giltier
George Stavropoulos
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ferdinando Sarmi
Malcolm Starr
Elinor Simmons Long
Sarmi
Miss Simmons
Starr-Simmons
Fallout safety survey prompts home cooperative time
A community notice urges residents to participate in a door to door survey on nuclear attack protection. The caller says knowledge of personal protection improves survival chances, clarifies that shelters are not for general use, and asks five to ten minutes of residents time.
Women of the Moose hold first meeting of year at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose opened the chapter year with senior regent Doris Sweet presiding at Moose Hall. The monthly night program chairman was chosen, and the first chapter night is planned for September.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Doris Sweet
Freezing Oranges And Grapefruit For Home Freezers
A Burlington extension nutritionist explains home freezing of citrus preserves quality up to a year at zero degrees. Steps cover selecting firm fruit, peeling, sectioning, and sugar syrup packing with headspace. The piece mentions a Krazy Auction and upcoming meetings, with notes about Inez Gregory’s hospital stay and plans for fall sales.
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Burlington
Anna M. Wilson
University of Vermont
Books on Billy the Kid and antiques show in Stockbridge
BILL GRAVES of Pownal describes two favored books about Billy the Kid, autographed by George W. Coe and Miguel Antonio Otero, plus a 1934 letter from Coe. Other items include the seventh annual Berkshire Garden Center antiques show July 27-29 in Stockbridge with exhibitors from seven states. The story also notes a 1965 Radio City Rockettes photo feature and events in Castleton Colonial Day on July 26. Exhibits cover Shaker and Canton furniture, pewter, silver, and books. The Vermont Colonial Day highlights Old Medical College and Historic sites. An exhibition of Wild Flowers of the United States opens July 26 in New York City.
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Bill Graves
Pownal
Arizona
New Mexico
Billy the Kid
Miguel Antonio Otero
George W. Coe
Nan Hillary Harrison
Coe
Bill
Lincoln County
William H. Bonney
Graves
Glencoe
N.M
Otero
Frontier
Desperado
Pat Garrett
Kid
Berkshire Garden Center
Williams High School
Stockbridge
Mass
Russell Carrell
Canton
Williams High
C. Roy Boutard
Garden Center
New York
Castleton
Medical College
Vermont
United States
Castleton State College
Edward Stannard
Fair Haven
Theodore Woodard
Enos Merrill
Federated Church
Thomas R. Dake
Robert Cole
William C. Steere
Botanical Garden
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
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UVW
Bennington Banner
Telaphonec
Main St
Bennington
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Conelec, Inc
Elmira
N. Y
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Newark
N.J
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Tel
Pittsfield
Balestra
Rome
Jean
North Adams
Polly Flinders
Rte
Franks
Foster
Foster's
Dairy Queen
Oneida
Main Street
Marion Harris
Gay Pauley
Plymouth
England
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
WOTM
Marion Charest
Inez Gregory
Albany Veterans Hospital
D. Albany Veterans Hospital
Albany
Josie Baczek
Bennington, VT
Radio City Rockettes
New York Daily News
Lori Heiner
Miss Heiner
Cecelia Greene
Dunham’s
Durham. Furniture Incorporated
Bennington, Vermont
ELM Street
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Noveck - Shultz, Inc
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