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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
3
A nostalgic December letter blends humor and hope as a reader asks Santa for practical gifts and tiny treasures while sharing thoughts on aging, family, and keeping the Christmas spirit alive. The writer signs as J W with a humorous postscript about money easing January’s pains.
Mr and Mrs Louis Levine returned from a month in Hawaii and met Capt William Kornitzer US Air Force and Mrs Kornitzer at a dinner and luau They also met Dr Gerald Needleman brother of Mrs Harold Gordon and met the daughter of the late Dunham Burt Dunham Burt was among the original seven employees when the Banner began on Dec 8 1903 by Frank E Howe and was a noted reporter noted to gather a column quickly on Putnam Square
In an era of the sex revolution, University Chapel dean Rev. Ernest Gordon argues that good upbringing and living by moral example build genuine chastity. The new chastity rests on freedom and personal choice rather than fear, with trust at home and strong moral models guiding youth toward responsible life decisions. He cites Reader's Digest coverage and studies claiming premarital promiscuity lowers happiness in marriage, urging parents to model robust convictions.
The General Assembly endorsed a treaty barring nuclear weapons from Latin America with an 86 vote in favor, 28 abstentions. The session urged nuclear nations to respect the pact as regional recognition was noted for related programs.
Burlington expert Andrew Tessmann notes portable infrared heat lamps aid homes and farms in cold weather. They dry paint, protect pipes from freezing, warm muscles, and aid starting engines, with cautions about burns, proper sockets, and spacing from combustibles.
University of Vermont horticulturists warn that both mistletoe and poinsettias are poisonous especially to young children. Milky plant sap can irritate and toxic amounts may require medical care, and mistletoe berries are the toxic part of the plant.
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