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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1965
Page
3
In a lighthearted essay a homemaker admits Christmas prep spirals over budget and time. Her husband volunteers to buy a wreath, finishing the project quickly while she battles the urge to overspend. The family continues with their festive decorating.
Home Demonstration notes warn suede and leather need special cleaning due to natural oils. Dry cleaning can stiffen fabric and is costly, with tags advising dedicated cleaners. The column also notes fashion trends like Granny dresses for teens, upcoming Christmas plays, Santa letters, and holiday prep anxiety.
Washington hosts discussions with top officials while school lunch menus run Monday through Friday across multiple cities. Paris reports Beatles John Lennon offers his 1965 Ferrari with 3,000 miles. meals continue with milk daily across several menus and days.
The Old First Church Congregational in Old Bennington invites all to a Christmas Candlelight Vesper service on Sunday December 19. The program features a double quartet Holy Cross choir soloist and carols with congregational participation and selections by the chorus and choir. Special guests include James Mitchell Johanna Mitchell Richard Mason and many others under directed musical leadership by Rev John W Vander Groef and organist Mrs William Thomson.
Radio television personality Gene Rayburn closed a Burlington deal November 30 purchasing a small house and over 200 acres near the East Warren landing strip for about 57000 dollars. The single story home is modest in size while Rayburn, known for NBC radio Weekend Monitor, has prior Vermont ties including a ski accident and hospitalization.
A nostalgic memoir recounts decades of first experiences with opera at the Metropolitan and the shift to Lincoln Center. The author recalls standing-room queues, stars like Flagstad and Martinelli, and the evolving stagecraft of Faust, ending with a poignant note on leaving the Met and a passerby calling her “sentimental.”
E G Marshall of Windham County will headline in the Paramount Seven Arts production of Is Paris Burning now filming in Paris. He portrays American Col Robert S Powell, Patton's intelligence officer involved with the defense.
Americans reach a half trillion dollars in income. about 20 percent of families earn $10 000 or more while similar shares stay below $3 000. Women earn less than men but contribute notably, with half of families having a wife with income and a quarter seeing her income add 1500 dollars or more to the total. BERKELEY UC coeds protest slacks rule by wearing slacks under skirts at Davidson Hall dinner.
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