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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
3
A humorous critique argues that tiny falsehoods in daily remarks can boost happiness and harmony in marriage. It praises polite flattery over brutal honesty, cautioning against hurtful truth telling while urging kindness, tact, and spreading joy in home life.
Marion Harris announces April cancer prevention meetings at North Bennington fire house and Bennington Methodist Church with Dr. Carlton Haines as speaker. Films kick off sessions, plus repeats on April 5 at Zion Church Manchester. Additional meetings cover useful storage in April across Manchester, West Arlington, North Bennington, Pownal, East Dorset, and North Bennington Library. Human Relations workshop April 7-9 at Kandahar Lodge in Peru features Hiram Hunn and Larry Gardner with extensive group work on participation, dialogue, and group dynamics. Citrus preparation tips explain spiral sectioning of grapefruit or orange and serving ideas.
Elaborate preparations by the Bennington Fire Department mark Bennington Battle Day Aug 16 as a souvenir booklet from 1907 surfaces. The find by Thomas F. Maloney recalls Father Matthew Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society’s Aug 16 picnic at Hunt's Upper Grove near the Vermont Soldiers' Home with a Cuban Giants baseball game, athletic events, and a continuous city band concert.
Readable weekly lunch plan lists Monday to Friday menus for area schools and elementary grades. Meals include soups, sandwiches, proteins, vegetables, fruit, desserts, and milk, featuring tuna, turkey, chicken, haddock, spaghetti, lasagna, and vegetarian options with sides and drinks.
New York based report quotes Barnard College president Dr Rosemary Park noting a persistent leadership gap between men and women across government industry and education. She cites few women in cabinet or college presidencies and urges early education and realistic empowerment to expand opportunities.
Miss Linda D. Gale of Richmond High School is Vermont's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She earns a 1500 scholarship from General Mills for scoring highest in state written home making exam among 1,892 senior girls from 68 high schools. She becomes eligible for All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow honors.
Vermont educator Dr. J Anthony Samensink argues rural teachers succeed by creativity and local resources. Learning should connect to life in the community with hands on explorations. Small-town teachers who know families can tailor help, empowering the rural poor. Flexibility and curiosity trump fixed skills for long-term success.
Dr. Ernest Dichter predicts a clothing revolution blending work and play clothes, with youth styling extending to older wearers and feminized elements like lace shirts. He foresees speed clothes with no laces, designer shapes driven by function, and do it yourself fashion, reducing distinctions between work and play attire.
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