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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1977
Page
3
West Arlington presents post holiday meal ideas with Gus's creamed turkey with mushrooms and broccoli, a ham and cheese bake from Pittsburgh, a turkey stuffing casserole from Eleanor Bandel, and a tip to freeze homemade stuffing sandwiches. Includes notes on leftovers and a festive sendoff.
A reflective note from a library staffer describes holiday preparations and family plans while noting the library will close Dec 24 and 26. The piece reviews Anthony Esler’s The Forbidden City set during the Boxer Rebellion, compares it with Lord Libertine, and mentions related China books and authors. It ends with season’s greetings and thanks to readers.
Bennington brief notes mobile home owners should review current insurance policy limits contents coverage and adequacy. Shea Agency Inc advertises a New Year gala at Farmers Inn with $30 couple or $15 stag. reservations limited call 1 518 686 5411.
Constance L. Kite notes women must not be blamed for chores. A husband earns praise for stepping up, while the piece asks why men expect women to tidy up. It ends with a domestic scene interrupted by a phone call, illustrating busy family life.
The Rec Center lists daily pool hours from December 26 to December 31 with adult swim sauna open times, pool cleaning, swim team practice, and open or free swim blocks. Monday January 2 closure noted. unrelated personal note and editorial follow.
Project CRASH will be held Mondays at United Counseling Service on the Putnam Memorial Hospital grounds Bennington starting Jan 9 at 6 30 p m and continuing each Monday through Jan 16 23 and 30 The program includes a lecture movie and small group discussion with no charge for lectures or movies for family members and others Registration begins at 6 p m on the first evening Call UCS at 442 5491 for details
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