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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1974
Page
9
Proper care of cooking utensils is essential in every kitchen. The article outlines material specifics for aluminum cast iron and stainless steel, with cleaning and seasoning tips, stressing pride in maintaining pots and pans like a professional.
Forrest McMains, a NJ hobbyist, recreates a Puerto Rican summer tradition by soaking raisins and peaches in cheap rum to craft a potent fruit brandy. He quotes family methods from San Juan and notes the belief that cheaper rum yields a stronger, more authentic flavor.
Vermont sheep losses arise from two species of lice and the sheep tick. Dr. Gordon Nielsen of the University of Vermont urges early control, noting lice bite and suck blood, while ticks attach to neck and belly. He recommends dipping or alternatives and consulting the leaflet “Control of Lice and Ticks on Sheep.”
A special sewing program led by Miss Joan Gaestel promotes budget stretching tips, hemming with an iron, patch pockets, and the invisible zipper. The free event on Wednesday Sept 2 from 1:30 to 3 at St. Margaret Mary's Arlington invites the public, with a Q and A and a complimentary copy of the invisible handbook. Retail news notes baby beef pricing and consumer taste caveats amid San Francisco retail interest.
Burlington notes that many garden vegetables can be grown in containers on porches or patios for color and food. Harvesting tomatoes, cucumbers, and salad greens can supply fresh produce for the table, with yield doubled by close-to-home growing.
Wildlife varies in shelter and range by species. Rabbits shelter in edges and dense brush while bears inhabit unpopulated wilderness and rely on hiding spots. Cover must protect nests young and from sun. Gardens note that many vegetables tolerate containers. tomatoes and miniature varieties offer decorative, edible yields suitable for patios and hanging baskets.
Washington hearing by the subcommittee on agricultural production, marketing and stabilization of prices will address the dairy situation. They will hear witnesses representing consumers and discuss family milk and dairy purchases. The session starts at 10 a.m. in Room 324, Russell Office Building, Washington, D.C. Testimony or statements should be arranged through the Senate agriculture committee.
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