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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1963
Page
3
Positive guidance for housewives focusing on enjoying family life, rejecting strict schedules, and embracing everyday moments. Encourages boisterous children, clean yet unshowy homes, planned shopping, and staying cheerful. Advises early mornings, cooking with a good cookbook, capturing memories with photos, and self care like lipstick and hats for Easter.
Miss Cheryl Lee Hoag daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Hoag of Boytonville wed Randall Everett James son of Mr and Mrs Everett James of Hoosick on March 22 at Holy Name Episcopal Church Boytonville. The Rev Richard Corlett officiated with music by Mrs Corlett. The bride wore a lace over satin ballerina length gown and carried white roses and pompons. Maid of honor was Patricia Lee Luskin. best man Silas P Kimball. ushers Ronald Holbritter and Michael Campbell. A reception followed at Eddie and Connie’s Restaurant. The couple will reside at 65 High St Hoosick Falls.
The guidance urges parents to craft a flexible budget that covers birthdays medical costs and occasional extras. It suggests separating edible groceries from non edible items like detergents and shampoo to reduce overall feeding expenses.
The speaker reports completing a lesson in positive thinking but finds it ineffective. They claim honesty requires noting the method does not work and question its impact. The tone is reflective and critical of the promised outcomes.
Hollywood stars Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman insisted on filming all scenes for Samantha in Hollywood despite 99 percent of the movie set in Paris.
An L116 light aircraft assigned to the Bennington Squadron CAP has been returned to Vermont wing headquarters in Rutland for shared use among all CAP units statewide. Lt. John McHugh said the two passenger plane will rotate monthly to squadrons lacking planes and help ease financial strain from maintenance and hangar costs. The Cadet Squadron is conducting a battle drive to raise funds for squadron activities.
Burlington bulletin recalls 1903 Harvard Stadium dedication and Dartmouth captain Myron E Witham now 65 retired from the University of Vermont as a mathematics teacher after stints at St Michael's College. He still teaches other teachers during summer sessions.
Scout Troop 55 camped at Camp Sunrise last weekend arriving about seven on Friday night. They slept in the mess hall due to a bunkhouse shortage then moved to a cabin on Saturday for the rest of the weekend. This followed an earlier March outing on Bird's Eye mountain in Rutland with heavy snow during Operation Snowflake. Scoutmaster Robert Reynolds and assistants Brad Jones and Earl Hamilton led the group including Gary Jones Robert Reynolds Jr Alan Hollister Thomas Crowe Steve Brookman Paul Kennedy Gary Hamilton Robert Hoffman Robert Welch Wink Luther David Pratt John Thomayer Russell Christie Chris Christie John Rogers Dennis Burgess Les Severly and Michael Roy.
Leon E. Wagner of 108 Union Street was chosen for his 15th term as superintendent of the Bennington Southwest School District at a meeting of the seven district school boards. David Adler was re-elected chairman, C Lloyd Spaulding as vice chairman, Mrs Florence N Wood as secretary treasurer, Mrs Olive Williamson and Walter Corey elected to fill expiring clerk and auditor terms.
A sequence of daily lunch offerings lists meats, soups, sandwiches, sides, fruit and milk for each weekday. Items include barbecued beef on Monday, chicken noodle soup midweek, hot turkey Thursday, spaghetti and meat sauce later week, and varying desserts.
Mr and Mrs Herbert A Knapp of 948 Gage St announce the engagement of their daughter Kaye Marie to Gary L Daigneault son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Daigneault of 199 Crescent Blvd Miss Knapp a Bennington High School graduate 1961 works at Tansitor Electronics Her fiancé a 1957 Bennington graduate is employed by First National Super Markets Springfield VI The couple plans an August wedding
Miss Dale Mason and Phillip Bahan were married at Federated Church East Arlington on March 30. The Rev Charles W Grande officiated. Both graduates of Arlington High School with the groom also a St Joseph Business College Bennington alumnus. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson North Bennington. A March 23 surprise party at Prosper E Deschenes home honored them with a buffet lunch and a purse gift.
Mrs Inez Gregory returns home from Albany V A Hospital Allen Wade son of Mr and Mrs Wade completes recruit training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Bennington photography workshop Monday 8 p m at Bennington Schoolhouse All are invited Sixty five Vermont high school students touring Bennington Museum as part of State Math and Science Fair Donald F Winslow accepted in Alpha Mu Gamma Siena College Hall to sing in touring choir across several states Miss Joan Winslow returns to Albany Medical Center Hospital as practical nurse Supt Allan J Heath attends New England School Development Council meeting with trustees Wentworth Institute Open House hosts Joseph Vince first year student helps visitors Iron Kettle Roast pork dinner special April 6 1 55
The Bennington Good Government Committee alleges a new water and sewer project on Coolidge Avenue violated a village ordinance restricting street digging from November 1 to April 1. James B. Gibney reports no damage to village streets as digging occurred on private property, not the street.
A village committee sponsoring the advisory ad remains anonymous, prompting skepticism about good government as questions linger on its effect and timing. Village Atty. John H. Williams II was unavailable for comment, and the ad sponsor identified itself only by a box number.
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