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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1975
Page
3
West Arlington readers share practical perch recipes from butter sauté to fish and rice casserole and blended leftovers, plus a note on tuna as a long standing staple. The piece covers preparation steps, ingredient lists, and serving ideas while nodding to historical and international perch significance.
The article notes tuna is eaten fresh in many countries beyond canned uses and shares a tested tuna sandwich recipe with a cheddar cheese topping. It recounts Inca emperors moving fresh catches by runners from coast to inland Cusco, illustrating historical freshness practices.
GMP announces a major public relations and political push to prove it is on the verge of bankruptcy unless the Public Service Board grants a 65 percent permanent rate increase. President Peter J. McTague warns a bad PSB decision would force a $100 million lawsuit against the state.
James Conway was elected chairman of the Bennington County chapter of the American Red Cross, with Dr. Frederick Vogel becoming second vice chairman. Continuing officers include Mrs. L. William Gillette, first vice chairman, Mrs. William T. Eddington, secretary, and Frank Vogel, treasurer. The group plans fund campaigns in 1975 with a February gifts appeal and a March house-to-house drive. The Red Cross serves military families, blood bank needs, Gray Lady visits, veterans home support, first aid training, disaster response, and community safety programs in Bennington County.
Money for Ronald Ziegler's Madison talk comes partly from gate receipts of the porn film Deep Throat shown by the University of Wisconsin Lecture Society. The former White House press secretary is set to speak February 19, with proceeds supporting the speaker program.
The Court St Andrew of the Catholic Daughters of America sponsors a card party on Tuesday Feb 18 at 8 pm at Second Congregational Church Hillside St Bennington. Dessert prizes door prize and proceeds support Brandon Life Center. Tickets $2 at Quinlan's Drug Store via CDA member or call 447-7448 Bring your own cards or any game.
Amy van der Linde 11, daughter of Dr and Mrs R H van der Linde of North Bennington, won the elementary division composition prize of the Eastern Division MTNA. She wrote a quintet for flute oboe violin viola and cello, judged among 11 states and DC, with national judging ahead.
Funeral rites held for Martha M. Leahy of Bennington at St. Francis de Sales Church Utica and for Elsie F. Comar of 240 North Street Bennington at Sacred Heart Church. The services included Liturgy of Christian Burial and wake services led by parish clergy with bearers and honorary bearers listed. Continued burial plans set for spring in respective cemeteries.
State police logged two accidents Thursday morning with no injuries. At 9:50 in the Iron Kettle parking lot on Route 7 in Shaftsbury, Donald E. Bailey 18 of Bennington in a 1971 Plymouth bumped a parked car owned by William Stratton 36 of Bennington. At 6:45 on Route 7 in Pownal, Clive R. Monroe 40 of North Bennington driving a 1970 Ford south lost control and skidded into a north bound 1966 Rambler driven by Paul D. Blanquart 32 of Clarksburg Massachusetts. both vehicles moderately damaged.
Adam Stanton reviews Castaneda and Pirsig works as journeys of experience blending reality with spiritual growth. He notes Castaneda's hallucinogen fascination, parallels with Pirsig, and the idea that discipline replaces social disorder in modern consciousness. The piece ends urging readers to trust themselves and let things go as life’s order emerges.
Army Private Peter J. Watson completed One Station Unit Training at Ft. Polk La. SR James S. LaCroix USN has address in Orlando for basic recruiter details. Public grand opening of Bennington Thrift Shop set for Feb 11 in Buckley building South Street. Las Vegas Night UCS fundraiser on Feb 15 at Mt Anthony Country Club with $6.50 tickets, $5 deductible, proceeds to UCS. call numbers provided for reservations.
A dense list of daily meals for Arlington schools with alternating menus. Monday through Friday offerings include Spanish rice and cheese wedges, hot hamburg gravy, vegetable beef soup, barbecued beef, and orange juice with various sides and milk. Additional weeks feature hot pork sandwiches, baked ham, fish square, goulash, and tuna subs with multiple beverages and desserts.
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