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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1975
Page
3
A vintage column outlines three CIO soups built from odds and ends like ham lima bean casserole beef stock red cabbage and peppers. It emphasizes stock simmer times blender use and gradual flavoring plus a light note on Calorie efficiency and thrift.
U S Senator Robert Stafford urged ending American participation in Vietnam. He called for evacuating Americans and dependents, safe exit for at risk South Vietnamese allies, minimal military presence, and halting new military aid while increasing humanitarian aid. He opposed evacuating 200,000 South Vietnamese nationals and warned against reengagement in combat.
Bennington women interested in forming a new group are invited to an organizational meeting on Tuesday April 22 at 7 p.m. on the second floor of the Vermont National Bank at 338 Main St. Organizers say the aims include sharing experiences and feelings.
J Frank Farley of Hartford Connecticut and Crow Hill Road Arlington died April 9 at Hartford Hospital. A World War II pilot and Korean War veteran with three medals of honor he worked for the Connecticut Labor Department. He leaves his widow Georgette and nine children. Funeral services were conducted April 12. Memorial contributions may be made to Mansfield Training School.
Susan Seifert will lead a transcendental meditation lecture on Monday at 8 p.m. in the Dickinson Building room 117 at Bennington College. The event invites students and the community to learn simple meditation techniques.
Bennington native Stu Campbell offers a personal ski guide in Ski with the Big Boys. The book uses questions from advanced students to present 11 concise chapters with drawings by J Duncan Campbell and photos by Malcolm Reiss. It delivers sound, practice oriented advice and stresses that lessons remain essential.
Federal grants totaling more than 350000 were awarded to Vermont schools and colleges by the U S Office of Education. Johnson State College will get 154000 for two projects starting in June including 94000 for Upward Bound and 60000 for a post secondary program for economically disadvantaged students. Windham College at Putney receives 68000 for an Upward Bound project. Vermont Student Assistance Corp. gets 50000 for a needy student search.
A UPI report cites The National Enquirer stating fewer suicides occur during hard times. Dr. Aaron Beck of the University of Pennsylvania notes people act against helplessness when sharing adversity. The piece also lists federal impact aid allocations for several Vermont school districts.
Bennington Area Libraries celebrate National Library Week with after school movies, story hours, tours, and storefront displays plus a no-fines policy through April 19. The piece notes libraries as job market info hubs during recession and as morale boosters, detailing several recent psychology and self-help titles and authors for personal growth.
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