The Sausage Through History And Home Cooking Tastes
A lighthearted survey traces sausage from ancient Greece to medieval Europe, then explains modern favorite sausages and household tips. It shares recipes and serving ideas by local cooks, notes thin skins on some packaged links, and ends with a humorous 20th century poem praising sausage and mash.
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Greece
Europe
Bologna
Genoa
Frankfurt-am-Main
Min Williams
Pat Bates
Ash Grove
Pat
Rutland hosts AAUW division workshop on volunteerism
Rutland hosts an AAUW state division workshop with Luncheon speaker Mrs. Edwards of Middlesex who outlined Vermont’s 1,350 senior citizen volunteers yielding 200000 hours annually. The session titled Designing a Competent Woman stressed self confidence and group contribution as leaders. Legislative Day plans were announced for Feb 25 in Montpelier.
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Rutland
Faire Edwards
Middlesex
American Association of University Women State Division
Shirley Ganem
North Atlantic
Bennington Briefs on hikes, VA aid, and meals
A Bennington Green Mountain Club hike to Berlin Mountain is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. from the Vermont Bank & Trust lot with contact Bob Agard at 442-3387. Also noted is an VA benefits information event at the National Guard Armory on Wednesday Nov 19 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Mt Anthony Union High School hosts a Hunter’s Pancake Breakfast Saturday Nov 15 at First Methodist Church from 3 a.m. to 9 a.m. Spaghetti and Meatball supper at Moose Lodge 1233 Nov 15 costs 2.50 and music by The Moon Shadows.
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Berlin Mountain
Williamstown
Mass
Bennington
The
Green Mountain Club
Vermont Bank & Trust
Bob Agard
Vermont State Veterans’ Affairs Office
National Guard Armory
South Street
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Hunter’s
First Eye Methodist Church
Moose Lodge
Ralph Mavilla
Moon Shadows
Southern Vermont Diabetic Association
Second Congregational Church
Eugene W. Grabowski
Grabowski
Kensington
Conn
Holy Cross College
Tufts University Medical School
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Maine
American Board of Surgery
American College of Surgeons
Dole to wed FTC member Mary Hanford in December
Senator Robert Dole of Kansas plans to marry FTC member Mary Elizabeth Hanford in December. Hanford, 38, a Duke and Harvard Law graduate, was named to the FTC in 1973 after serving as an assistant to consumer affairs director Virginia Knauer. Dole, 53, is divorced with a 21 year old daughter Robin.
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Salisbury
N.C
UPI
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Federal Trade Commission
Mary Elizabeth Hanford
Miss Hanford
FTC
Virginia Knauer
Duke University
Harvard
Dole
Robin
School Lunch Menu Rotation for Week and North Bennington
Daily lunch offerings list a variety of meals for two towns including Hamburg and gravy sandwich, vegetable soup, hot turkey with sides, macaroni goulash, fish sticks, and ravioli with milk. The North Bennington schedule adds regional items like Thanksgiving dinner, beef patty, and haddock fishstick with desserts. Milk portions adjust to one-half pint pricing starting December 1.
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Frankfurt
Plymouth
Massasoit
Ky predicts secret bloodbath in Vietnam
Former South Vietnamese Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky told the National Association of Independent Insurers convention that a quiet purge of anti Communist resisters in Vietnam will occur. He said it is necessary under Communist rule and predicts the bloodbath.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
National Association of Independent Insurers Convention
Happe
Vermont State Library 150th Anniversary Open House
In 1975 the Vermont State Library marks 150 years since its 1825 establishment. An open house will be held at the Department of Libraries in Montpelier on November 17 from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. to celebrate this milestone and highlight evolving library services.
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Vermont State Library
Department of Libraries
State St
Montpelier
Vermont farmers aided by truck-delivered oats program
Transportation limits on a federal livestock feeding program eased as Vermont farmers receive oats by truck under the Emergency Livestock Feed Program. Rep. James Jeffords noted about 10 truckloads daily will be delivered until rail car shortages ease, caused by a Midwest corn bumper crop. The ICC may allow smaller cars to move grain, but trucks provide immediate relief.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Department of Agriculture
James Jeffords
R-Vt
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