Green Tomato Relishes and Recipes from The Organic Gardener
Mrs Rog ers at The Mark Skinner Library sparked a search for green tomato ideas. A cache of recipes yields a sweet green tomato conserve by TAHLIA and freezing tips, plus a zucchini tomato squash casserole by KATIE FARLEY. The article traces tomato history from South American roots to Jefferson and a 1893 court ruling classifying tomato as a vegetable.
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Catskills
Thomas Jefferson
Europe
Monticello
North America
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Plain Dirt Gardeners Fall Meeting At Bennington Home
Members of the Plain Dirt Gardeners met at Mrs. Franklin Frantz home with Mrs. Cahill conducting in the president's absence. They heard about resolutions from the state federation on environmental protection and highway safety, learned mushroom identifications from Mrs. Breese, and discussed the Bradford Smith Memorial Garden project. Honors for horticultural entries were noted, and talks covered herbs and a 1865 to 1915 Leisure Time exhibit. Hostesses included Mrs. Reimann Cahill and Gould.
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Plain Dirt Gardeners
Franklin Frantz
John Cahill
Stanley
Cahill
I.J. Wolfe
Robert Coburn
State Federation of Garden Clubs
State Highway Department
Wildflower
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Robert Breese
Bradford Smith
Bennington Free Library
Donald Hemenway
Roderick Humphrey
Bennington Garden Club
John Clawson
Park
Salmon appointee resigns over interest conflict
Rutland lawyer R. Joseph O'Rourke quit a state post as special attorney to probe Franklin County drug convictions after learning that the policeman's wife worked in his law firm. Gov. Salmon said the resignation was accepted and a new special attorney would be sought.
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Cial
Franklin County
Paul Lawrence
St. Albans
O’rourke
Salmon
Lawrence
Commission fends off Army request at Bennington Center
The Bennington Parks and Recreation Commission rejected a demand by the U.S. Army to use a room at the Community Recreation Center for free recruitment. Members debated patriotism versus space needs with older commissioners citing lack of room and younger members arguing public recreation should stay apolitical. One member quipped about expanding the rooms to other services if the Army was allowed access.
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Bennington Parks & Recreation Commission
U.S. Army
Winston W. Luther
The
Army
Mallary Opposes Any More Ford Pardons Over Watergate
U S Congressman Richard Mallary declares total opposition to blanket or conditional pardons for Watergate defendants. He urges courts determine guilt first and argues pardons would deny equal justice and undermine the traditional process. Mallary called Ford’s Nixon pardon premature and unwise.
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Mallary
Ford
Washington, D.C
Richard W. Mallary
Watergate
Nixon
Walker Evans and the birth of modern American photography
The piece traces Walker Evans rise from map clerk to influential photographer, noting his influences, poverty after 1929, and shift to documenting real American life. It mentions his Yale teaching since 1965, his belief in discovering truth, and his impact on peers and younger photographers. It also highlights library photography books and a local exhibit by Nancy Hoag through September.
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Walker Evans
New York Public Library
Paris
Flaubert
Evans
Hart Crane
Ben Shahn
James Agee
Shahn
Greenwich Village
Boston
Nancy Hoag
Southern Illinois University
Friday 13th card game for Bennington seniors
Senior Citizens meet at 8 tonight at the Community House on Benmont Avenue for a Friday the 13th card game with no prizes and no refreshments. Regular parties resume next Friday September 20. Snacks will be served at the Bennington Club tonight by Win and Emily Lother.
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Benmont Avenue
Bennington Club
Win
Emily Lother
Funerals for Clark Hathaway and George M. Biddle Held
Funeral services were held for Clark Hathaway of Williamstown Massachusetts and formerly Pownal who died September 3 at Sweetbrook Nursing Home. Hathaway was buried at Hillside Cemetery North Adams Massachusetts. George M. Biddle of South Burlington and former North Bennington died September 7 in White River Junction VA Hospital. Biddle received WWII veteran honors and a flag was presented to his widow with Masonic services conducted at the funeral home.
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Clark Hathaway
Williamstown
Mass
Pownal
Sweetbrook
Hanson- Walbridge
Bennington
Floyd I. la Bombard
First Baptist Church of
Hillside Cemetery
North Adams
la Bombard
George M. Biddle
South Burlington
North Bennington
Richard Sherlock
Sherlock
Joseph Lobravkco
Tucker Lodge
Free & Accepted
Biddle
Veteran’s Administration
White River Junction
Bicentennial grant money opens grants for commissions
The American Revolution Bicentennial Administration seeks applications from state and territorial Bicentennial Commissions for grants up to 25000 dollars to cover administrative and operational costs. No match required. Eligible regions include all states the District of Columbia Puerto Rico and several territories.
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Washington
The
District of Columbia
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Territories of the Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
John W. Warner
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