Woman Examines TV Fitness Test Results With Irony
The writer reports scoring 57 percent on a national fitness test shown on television and critiques the program’s metrics. She notes 6 percent excellent, 13 percent good, 34 percent fair, and 47 percent poor, with an average of 36 of 81. She highlights personal trivia and jokes about fitness concepts and recalls sports facts from memory.
Consumer's Day exhibits planned at Bennington Armory
County Extension notes a Consumer's Day program on Oct 18 at the Bennington Armory with exhibits from Vermont Dairy Association American Meat Institute and UVM extension on milk apples potatoes and budgeting. Notables include Miss Yolan Sarsanyi and Mrs Faith Prior with other displays from FTC AFL CIO PennySaver and Consumer's Union.
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Bennington Armory
Marjorie Vaughn
Vermont Dairy Association
American Meat Institute
Paul Bohne
Harwood Orchards
Vermont Horticultural Society
Lyman Calahan
UVM
Jerry McIntosh
Food and Drug Administration
Boston
Yolan L. Harsanyi
Betty Martin
Institute of Life Insurance
George Hadwen
PennySaver
John McCarthy
Federal Trade Commission
For
Consumer
Ruth Columbo
AFL and Cio
Industrial Workers
Consumer’s Union
James Mendenhall
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Jack Spaven
National Association of Manufacturers
National Association of Jewish Women
New York City
Dawn Aurell
Faith Prior
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In-Law Kennedy Not In Politics Says Mrs McMurrey
Mrs Robert McMurrey of Houston sister of Joan Kennedy and sister-in-law to Edward Kennedy says she is not involved in politics though connected to the Kennedys. She campaigns for culture with the Houston Museum of Fine Arts and will receive the Chemstrand award of merit in Dallas with eight Texas women.
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Robert McMurrey
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Joan Bennett Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
McMurrey
Herbert Hoover
Candace
Candy) McMurrey
Kennedy
Houston Museum of Fine Arts
Texas
Chemstrand
Amon C. Carter Jr
Fort Worth
Ethan Stroud
Dallas
Ford Hubbard Jr
John Blaffer
Walter McAllister Jr
San Antonio
Wallace Scott Jr
Frank Denius
Austin
Washington
Hyannis Port
Edward Kennedy
Vermont observes National School Lunch Week Oct 9–15
Vermont's 354 schools serve nutritious lunches to about 32,000 children daily. The observance honors federal state local partnership and highlights health, education, and nutrition benefits. In the last school year Vermont distributed 5,291,754 lunches with 441,724 free or reduced price meals and $245,742 in federal funds to districts.
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Henry P. Thurlow
Hathorne
Mass
Agricultural
Everett
Kurn Hattin Homes
Westminster
Mary H. Adams
Minerva Lawrence Bradford
Jessie T. Carpenter
Isabel L. Cole
Margaret Colgate Dennis
James S. Dennis
Ann K. Edwards
George Adams Ellis
Vermont
Edward H. and
Grace Burnap Everett
Frank Gallagher
Frank N. Gallagher
Clara White Hall
Florence M. Holden
Elizabeth C. Kelley
Ward L. Lyons
Fanny A. Meagher
Roy M. Paddock
Frank H. Scott
Olin Scott
Hope C, Sloan
Jennie A. Valentine
Hattie S. Welling
G. Everett Welling
Lilias Gordon Wilson
Mary B. Wilson
Wilson Cottage
Rupert Spencer
Vermont Education Dept
Special Services Division
Lyndon B. Johnson
Philip H. Hoff
Self-Service Dry-Cleaning Has Some Limitations
Kay Strassburg of the University of Vermont notes self service dry cleaning is quick and economical for many items but has limits. Fabric type and needed services affect satisfaction as pressing and texture can suffer on leather, rubber, felt, metallic yarn, and embossed or flocked fabrics.
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Burlington
Kay Strassburg
University of Vermont
Perishable Foods Need Special Handling
University of Vermont extension nutritionist Anna M. Wilson advises on proper storage to preserve quality. Store unripe apples at room temperature, ripe apples in the refrigerator, bananas and citrus at cool room temp, and refrigerate bananas briefly if needed. Shelved produce benefits from a two-thirds full crisper and setting lettuce in the crisper with the wrap removed to prevent browning.
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Burlington
Anna M. Wilson
University of Vermont
Wilson
Miss Wilson
Plan Furniture Fabrics To Suit Your Room
Burlington advises on room harmony via fabric planning. Kay Strassburg, extension home furnishing specialist, says use three parts plain to two parts pattern, limit to one bold pattern, and match scale to room size and furniture shape for a balanced result. Bright stripes or florals can liven dull rooms, but avoid crowding with too many matching pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kay Strassburg
University of Vermont
Area School Lunches Week Plan With Breaks
School lunches listed for multiple days include spaghetti with meat sauce, meatballs, frankfurts, goulash, chicken and rice soup, sloppy Joe, escalloped potatoes, hot dogs, and various sides plus milk. Prices show 30 cents daily or 1.50 weekly due to costs. Thursday and Friday canceled for Teachers Convention.
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Frankfurt
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