Easter Bunny Comes Alive In A Humble Home
A lighthearted column by Jean Wassick explores a week of self deprecation and effort as she tries fitness tasks and puzzles, finds humor in small failures, and finally embraces Easter preparations with pride and joy. The author revels in coloring eggs, decorating, and making Easter baskets tailored to each family member.
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Bennington Extension plans eighth annual drug education program
The Bennington County Extension Service will hold its eighth annual meeting April 16 at the North Bennington Baptist Church with guest speaker Mrs. Jeanie Pillsbury discussing The Use and Abuse of Drugs. Supper at 7 p.m. features chicken and biscuits served by church ladies. Post-supper reports, a State Extension Youth Program talk, and director elections follow. The event is open to all attendees.
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Holdens Speak at Lake Region School Dedication
A. John Holden Jr former Vermont education commissioner and Mrs Marian Taylor bennington acting chair of the state board attended the Newport Daily Express feature on the Lake Region Union District High School dedication in Barton. Holden now heads the Educational Development Center of New England in Newton MA stressing money organization and vision for better Vermont education. The Lake Region includes Albany Barton Brownington Glover Irasburg Orleans and Westmore.
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Inflation alarms consumers in nationwide survey
A Better Homes and Gardens survey of 278,477 respondents finds 90 percent deeply concerned by inflation. Medical costs, taxes, and food are rising fastest. credit access is too easy. Majorities favor tax relief, stricter credit rules, and broader product safety and labeling measures.
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Readymades vs Sewing Readymades Vs Sewing
Kay Strassburg of the University of Vermont explains both options in home sewing and buying readymade clothes. Readymades offer immediate wear and predictable appearance while fittings and alterations can be minimized with ready garments. If home sewing is not highly skilled buying readymade may yield better fabric quality linings and overall construction.
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Kay Strassburg
University of Vermont
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