Gelatin uses from foods to medicine and printing
Gelatin from bones and hides is boiled to extract protein but is not a complete protein requiring other foods. It enhances jellied dishes and confections, aids in taffy and marshmallows, and is used in jams and meringues. It is easily digested, good for children and invalids, and serves roles in photography, fabric printing, and medicine capsules.
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Mr. Knox
Jello Desserts by Happy Chef Turn Flavorful Classics
The Happy Chef shares three Jello dessert blends: Mandarin Cream Jello with mandarin oranges orange Jello heavy cream and orange liqueur. Jello Peaches with Yogurt combining peaches yogurt and peach Jello. and Strawberry Special with strawberry Jello red wine and strawberry yogurt. Each recipe guides cooling to a light egg white consistency before folding in dairy and chilling until firm.
School lunch menu notes for several schools
Arlington and Mt. Anthony Union High Bennington elementary and Pownal list weekly meals. entries show daily items including hamburgers, soups, hot dogs, spaghetti, tuna burgers, juices, fruits, vegetables, desserts, and milk with occasional notes on sides and gravies.
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Mt. Anthony Union High
Bennington
Pownal
Frankfurt
Bennington Recreation Dept Announces Local Punt Pass and Kick
The Bennington Recreation Department hosts this year's Punt Pass and Kick at Center on Saturday Oct 1 starting 10:00 a.m. Open to ages 8 to 13 with registration due by Sept 30. Forms available at the Community Recreation Center. Also listed are swim team practice times for ages 6 to 17, fall swim lessons, infant and preschool programs, an 8 week framing class, tumbling and gymnastic classes for youths, skateboard lessons starting Sept 17, and weekly school lunch notes for North Bennington and Shaftsbury. Registration details and center contact 442-5446.
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Bennington
Bennington Recreation Department
Bennington Ford
Shelly Restino
David Randall
Bennington Art Supply Store
Alll
Vibe
Siete
Yma
Cecilia Callahan
Mt. Anthony
Bennington Briefs Front Office Closures and Local Notices
The office of W S Hall will be closed from Monday September 19 through Saturday October 1. ADV Farmhouse Nursery School lists several contact numbers for area programs including a 4 year old class. St Johns Morning Pre School has openings for 3 year olds with Tuesday and Thursday sessions. Shea Agency promotes flexible personal insurance plans. John Faraci Real Estate Course offers exam prep for Vermont salesmen and brokers with nine weekly sessions beginning in December. A public card party is set for the Senior Citizens Club at 168 North Street with prizes and a prior social event noted.
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Shea Homepac
Shea Agency Inc
Insurance Center
Bennington
John Faraci
Senior Citizens Club
North St
Unitarian Fellowship offers playlet on parental rights
The Unitarian Fellowship resumes its Sunday 10:30 a.m. meeting at North Bennington Public Library. Shelli DuBoff Stuart DuBoff and Kenneth and Mrs Mayers present a playlet about a couple whose daughter joins the Unification Church, followed by discussion on parental responsibility versus religious liberty. Public welcome.
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Unitarian Fellowship
North Bennington
Shelli DuBoff
Stuart DuBoff
Kenneth Mayers
Unification Church
The Painters Are Here at the Bennington Library
Bennington Free Library announces a new paint job improving the Reference room with rest room and downstairs office renovations causing short term disruption. Adult film series begin Thursdays at 7 30 p m through fall and winter with titles including Jane Eyre Suspicion Notorious and The Red Shoes. Staff note popular reserves include Trinity Roots Passages and October Light while Dress for Success by Molloy explores menswear signals of success.
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Laura
Margaret Rutherford
Miss Marple
Chrichton
Leon Uris
John Gardner
Gail Sheehy
Alex Haley
Brooke Heyward
Woodward and Bernstein
Bennington AAUW to discuss The politics of food
The Bennington branch hosts its first fall meeting Monday September 19 at Helen Welling’s home. The 8 p.m. business session precedes a talk by Shirley McTernan, director of the Bennington Opportunity Council, on A Domestic Right to Food.
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Bennington
American Association of University Women
Helen Welling
North Bennington
Shirley McTernan
Bennington Opportunity Council
BOC
Tranquilizers in pregnancy and the right to choice
Reader asks how Librium affects a pregnant woman and baby amid unknowns from animal tests showing placental transfer and possible skeletal effects. The columnist stresses doctors must know all medications, notes societal messaging in fitness ads, and argues about abortion rights, conscience, and the right to choice within constitutional protections.
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Commission On the Status of Women
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