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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1975
Page
3
A nostalgic column presents Helen s Macaroon Pie Susan s Crustless Apple Pie and Helen s Ice Box Pudding as easy ahead desserts. It includes step by step instructions ingredients and serving tips with a playful closing poem about appetite and calories.
The bulletin lists weekly school lunch menus for multiple schools with daily entrees, sides, desserts, and milk, noting all menus may change due to freight shortages. It also advertises a May trip to Nashville and Williamsburg for seniors, with dates May 15-22, price 190 dollars, and contact details for enrollment. A Bennington District Court entry reports Harold C. Galusha pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined 150 dollars, license suspended one year, and CRASH program notice.
Msgr. Charles J. Marcoux, former Bennington resident with local relatives, is named vicar general by Bishop John Marshall. The appointment places him second to the bishop and grants authority when the bishop is absent. Marcoux, named a domestic prelate in 1959, was born in Readsboro on September 14, 1909 and educated in Bennington.
George G. Smith announces seven 1975 Vermont Golf Association Scholarships totaling 18 grants this year. Eligible seniors with golf ties must be in the top 40 percent of their class, admitted to a college this fall, and show leadership. Each $400 yearly award renews if in good standing. Applications available via local golf clubs or high schools, due May 3. Funds mainly come from state handicap card sales.
A critical look at Jaws by Peter Benchley using Amity as the backdrop. The piece weighs the novel’s moral depths, the townspeople’s stake in summer tourism, and the shark’s terrifying, almost supernatural presence while highlighting Brody as the moral center and the unforgettable chase sequences.
Supt. George A. Sleeman announced that $800 remains to be raised to cover the $3,200 budget for about 40 Mt. Anthony musicians traveling to a two day national music conference in Philadelphia. He will not ask the board to cover the gap. the trip proceeds only if the remaining amount is raised by April 16.
The Vermont Psychiatric Association meets at the Woodstock Inn Saturday at 9 a.m. with Dr Thomas A Ban on psychopharmacology and Dr Henry Kravitz on psychoanalysis, joined by Dr Ross Speck and anthropologist Joan Speck on social psychiatry. Banquet speaker is William J Lederer on becoming a rich author, with Dr William J Young presiding. Continuation credits awarded.
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