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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1972
Page
3
Police Chief Bill Fox and Leonard J. Black seek photos and information on the South Street building once a blacksmith shop with upstairs apartments. Contact Fox or “Blackie” with any early era pictures or details from the 1880s and 1900s.
Weekly meal plan lists Monday through Friday menus with juice, main items, sides, desserts, and milk. Dishes include porkburger, turkey pie, hot beef sandwich, barbecued beef, tuna rolls, ham burger, fried fish sticks, chicken patties, and various vegetables and desserts. Half pint milk served daily with above meals.
Washington County Extension agent Hazel Brown shares practical money saving ideas for households facing rising costs. Tips cover energy use, cash purchases, payment timing, budgeting, and delaying purchases to gain discounts while encouraging careful receipt checks and pursuing prudent borrowing.
Seth King serves steaks and seafood Friday 6 30 to 9 30 p m. Tuesday William Poole presents southern Vermont wildlife slides 7 30 to 8 30 p m. Moose families women of the Moose and guests welcome with refreshments after slides. Wednesday lodge meeting 8. Saturday Valentine dance and supper. 26th anniversary weekend praised for helpers. New members hosted at turkey supper and dance. Rutland degree team enrolled a class Sunday. Pitch tournament on Feb 20 with details later.
The piece blends Candlemas weather lore with practical guidance for preparing vegetables in winter. It highlights carrots, spinach, and Le Sueur peas, offering simple techniques to preserve flavor: minimal water, quick cooking, and light glazing or cream cheese cream to enhance taste.
Danville resident Jack Hart, born January 25, 1872 in Oklahoma Territory, marked his 100th birthday at Tamarack Manor. Residents celebrated with a party and a plaque lauding him as the oldest living cowboy, noting his rodeo and cowboy career spanning 80 and 90 years respectively.
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