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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1969

Page

3

Pittsfield Band Concert in Bennington Delights Local Crowd

The Pittsfield Eagles Band, hosted by Irving Daigneault in West Main Street, performed a lawn concert in Bennington as part of their regular tradition. Led by George Fulginiti, the veteran musicians played the overture Poet and Peasant before a generous buffet, much to the pleasure of listeners in the area. Jon Lewis Allen, a former Banner reporter, now heads news services for Continental Oil in New York.

Pittsfield Mass Eagles Bennington Irving (Ding) Daigneaults West Main Street George Fulginiti Ding Jon Lewis Allen Banner Continental Oil Company Rockefeller Plaza New York Johns - Manville Corp The

Crank Call Mystery a Weather Question Brought Light

Barre police traced a series of crank calls to a five year old girl in Barre seeking the weather forecast. A New England Telephone trap circuit led to the child. the father promised to curb the calls. The incident, plus notes on a new book The Woman Doctor by Patricia H. Beshiri and new poinsettias Red Baron and Rudolph from USDA, appear amid items on tapestry art by Elizabeth LeFort and Project HOPE holiday cards.

Barre New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Weather Bureau Patricia H. Beshiri Cowles Book Co.,, Inc New York Miss Beshiri Ruth A. Lawrence University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Beltsville USDA Elizabeth LeFort Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia West Springfield Mass White House Buckingham Palace Vatican Storrowton Village Miss LeFort Kenneth Hansford Project Hope S.S. Hope Hope Robert J. Lee Paul Calle Yanqui Thomas Sgouros

Homemakers’ Notes Cut Meat Bills With Simple Dishes

The article notes meat prices are up about ten percent from last year but demand remains as Mrs. Consumer buys chops steaks and roasts. With hot weather fading and kids returning to school, home cooks face trimming the meat bill using tips from University of Vermont nutritionist Mrs. Aline Coffey. Suggestions include extending meat dishes by wrapping hamburger with parboiled cabbage leaves and bake with tomato sauce and peppers and onions, as fish remains relatively costly.

Aline Coffey

Five From Area Return From State CYO Session

Five delegates from the Bennington area with Rev Richard Thompson returned Tuesday from Camp Holy Cross at Malletts Bay where they attended the state CYO session.

Bennington Area Richard Thompson Bennington District CYO Camp Holy Cross Malletts Bay

Vermont CYO convention highlights leadership and growth

The 18th annual Vermont CYO convention drew about 175 delegates from parishes statewide. Miss Debra Pratt was elected vice president, Miss Mary Boutin named representative for Bennington district, with speakers including James Antell of Burlington and Robert Smith of Essex. The event themed Help Health Exercise Leadership and Potential focused on motivation and communication.

Steve Eddington Debra Pratt Kathy Chenaille St. Francis Cyo Mary Boutin Sacred Heart Jane Champney Our Lady of Lourdes North Pownal Miss Pratt Cyo Miss Boutin Bennington James Antell Burlington National Jaycees Robert Smith Essex Stanley Reczek Vergennes High School

Smart Meat Dollar Diet For Busy Families

Advice for reducing meat costs without waste and boosting nutrition. Suggests grilling fish, balancing roasts with casseroles, deviled egg salads, baked beans with cabbage slaw and muffins, fruit salads with cottage cheese, tenderizing cheaper beef, and using marinades. Recommends chicken or turkey as affordable staples and emphasizes choosing fresh produce while spending wisely.

Obituary for Alexander McIntyre of Peterborough New Hampshire

Alexander McIntyre died August 8 after a long illness at 77. He was a 32nd degree Mason and former maintenance foreman at Trie-Knit Hosiery Mill in New Ipswich. A Canadian Army WWI veteran, he belonged to LeClair Caron American Legion post in Greenville and is survived by his sister Mary Sloman in Canada. He was born in Clinton Ontario and had many friends among Allen A Company employees.

McIntyre Mary Sloman Canada Mr. McIntyre Clinton Ontario New Ipswich N.H Allen-A Co Bennington The Allen-A Company LeClair-Caron American Legion Greenville, N.H

Frugal home canning tales from a busy kitchen

A playful recounting of preparing for winter through home canning and freezing. The narrator describes bottling beans and corn, preserving tomatoes, and planning pickles while juggling family life, mishaps with gear and labels, and memories of thrift and old time practices.

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