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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
11
AVM Home Extension Agent Dianne E Hall outlines yogurt’s rise as a popular diet food and versatile ingredient. She notes calorie ranges for plain and flavored yogurts, suggests home flavoring with crushed fruit, and details cooking tips to preserve texture. The piece highlights yogurt as a meal substitute, dip base, dressing, and marinade with careful heating to avoid separation.
Boston pediatric specialist Martha Zitomer urges immediate cold water or ice for all burns in children up to four. She notes greasy substances like butter or vaseline worsen injuries and cites NEISS data on pediatric burn admissions. If burns are severe, she advises medical consultation.
A 1975 Christian Science Publishing Society piece celebrates low spray gardening. It highlights shrubs and trees that resist insects such as forsythia dogwood and Oregon grape, recommends compost teas, and lists insect resistant plants including sedums, cotoneaster, pyracantha, and euphorbias. It links plant health to abundant oxygen from leaves and offers guidance on ground covers, perennials, bulbs, and wildings that thrive with minimal spraying.
Edward Holden of Bennington was elected director for Region One at the National Ayrshire Breeders Association meeting in Vancouver Washington. Holden, Fairdale Farms vice-president and general manager, heads a dairy group with a 1927 Ayrshire herd, and chairs the finance and organization committee.
Garden guidance warns to remove diseased vegetables and plants at once and burn or bury them. Do not compost. Prevention is best, choosing seeds and transplants resistant to common diseases. A practical tip urges using common sense for a healthier garden.
William C. Snow outlines 4 H forestry work for ages 9 19 sponsored by International Payer Company and Cooperative Extension Service. Topics include sustainable wood use, tree farms, nurseries, paper making, and forest careers with focus on Georgia Rock Eagle Center dedication and national tree farm system.
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