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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
3
The Green Mountaineer highlights the Almanac's 180th anniversary edition forecasting a milder winter with a first heavy snow around December 15 and January bringing 22 inches of snow. It notes regional forecasts for Northern New England, and features related notes on weather and other Almanac content.
A dense listing of weekly lunch menus from Mt. Anthony Union High School and Bennington Elementary Schools. Meals include various hot entrees, soups, sandwiches, vegetables, fruits, desserts, and daily milk, with juices on select days and a range of sides.
A comprehensive look at child poisoning risks from household cleaners medicines and related products. The piece covers dangers of oven cleaners dishwasher detergents drain cleaners and ammonia with real cases, safety steps including childproof packaging and label warnings, and government action by HEW FDA and manufacturers. It also notes poison control contacts and emergency steps, plus brief other news items on Spain's sex education film ban and a wildlife arrest in Arizona.
A Brattleboro reader learns her neighbor’s surplus citrons are actually untropical citron melons. The piece shares how to process the fruit into candied peel or marmalade with detailed recipes, substitutions, and canning steps for holiday use.
Mrs. Rose announced she will give up her weekly food column next month to pursue a medical degree in English at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She foresees three years of arduous study ahead but notes it may still be enjoyable. Her column ran in the Brattleboro Reformer Berkshire Eagle and The Banner.
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