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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1963
Page
3
Ken Baker operates a bait business on U S 7 south of Bennington offering crawfish minnows and night crawlers. He raises crawfish in two 75 by 30 foot pools fed by springs and lined with hay and weeds for cover, supporting his spare time enterprise begun four years ago.
Mrs. Otto Piritz of Hoosick New York is named chief buyer and head of the lingerie department at E L Nichols store. She previously served two years in the juvenile department and recently completed a four day Camp instructional course in fitting supports. The move is announced by store owners Lucien Loomis and Paul Fairley. Her husband works with the New York Artificial Breeders Association at Cornell. The Piritzes’ daughter Linda graduates from New York State University Cobleskill and son Ronald is in the Navy in Japan with his wife Sally.
Arlington pool completes 1963 season of a Red Cross swimming and life saving program sponsored by the Bennington County Red Cross Chapter. Instructor Henry W. Coley reports 178 children participated during the three week period and earned certificates across levels from Beginners to Senior Life Saving.
A New York United Press International report describes a new all purpose granulated flour that dissolves instantly in cold liquids with no lumping. It mixes with a fork in many recipes and can substitute for standard flour without altering the recipe. The flour’s texture resembles salt and it sieves easily.
A Texas A&M College science team, funded by the Atomic Energy Commission and NASA, develops a miniature instrument to analyze the lunar surface. The device will bombard a moon area with neutrons, record emitted rays, and identify elements by its Earth report.
A terse ad notes a price of 1.08 dollars at the drug counter with reference to lowers or uppers and odd text. The line reads Eee 1 Les as part of the readable fragment.
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