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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1965

Page

3

Heart Fund Drive Set for Bennington Village 1965

Vermont Life Underwriters will chair the annual Heart Fund drive in Bennington Village from February 1 to 28 with Heart Sunday Week slated for February 14 to 21. Village chairman Harold W. Humphrey notes a $1,680 goal to fund local efforts and heart disease research, emphasizing progress in diagnosis and treatment as heart disease remains a leading killer. Volunteers leading door to door fundraising include William Saliba Albert Peterson Vernon Gage Frederick Driscoll Joseph Hall Winston Luther Edward Kuhn Rodger Randall and Joseph Tournabene.

Vermont Life Bennington Village Harold Www Humphrey Vermont Heart Association Heart William Saliba Albert Peterson Vernon Gage Frederick Driscoll Joseph Hall Winston Luther Ward Kuhn Rodger Randall Joseph Tournabene Bennington Heart Fund United States Harold Humphrey Vermont

Picnic Spurring a Forest Makeover on Our Own Land

A serene May day for a picnic spirals into a yard project as Charles prunes, chops, and clears trees and brush. What began as leisure becomes a labor of pruning, with a失 swing dream fading as the old apple tree is felled and a Golden Transparent tree is trimmed. The couple pawns through sap and pitch, planning future forest work, as wildlife and rest melt away into the night. The scene ends with an unfinished tale, promising continuation next week.

Haystack Mountain Charles Cazrles

D C Wash highlights Katzenbach ties to Princeton peers

Gerry Van Der Heuvel notes in D C Wash that Nicholas Katzenbach, the new attorney general, was a Princeton classmate of John Douglas, son of Senator Paul Douglas. Nick’s wife Lydia and John’s wife Mary were Bennington College classmates. Nick helped usher at John and Mary’s wedding where he met Lydia.

Gerry van der Heuvel New York Sunday News D. C. Wash Nicholas Katzenbach Princeton John Douglas Justice Department John Sen Paul Douglas D-ill Nick Lydia Mary Bennington College

Home Demonstration Notes How Can a Working Mother Manage

Marion S Harris discusses strategies for working mothers balancing job and home life. Emphasizes planning organizing and managing during two daily rush hours morning and after work. Advises preparation and routines to handle breakfast child care and household chores efficiently.

Bennington County Vermont

Church Women Plan Events and Share Family Guidance

United Church Women board meets at Mrs. Leroy Marsden home to draft plans for Interfaith dinner in April at St. Peter's parish hall and a May Fellowship at Shaftsbury Methodist Church. World Community Day chairmen named. Rutland Methodist Church hosts UCW annual meeting April 23. The article also urges planning ahead to ease evening routines and stresses shared family responsibilities amid working parents.

United Church Women Board Leroy Marsden Albert Ray Leon Orr Robert Gibbs Carolyn Clark George Jenkins Marion Hardy Harry S. Moses Carl Jolivette Harold Riemann St. Peter’s Shaftsbury Methodist Church John W. Vander Groef Old First Church UCW Rutland Methodist Church

Woman's World Poem Critics Crave Odd Imagery

A satirical verse scorns consumer culture with surreal imagery of oversized poems and cardboard hands reaching for white neon eyes. The speaker laments endless grocery shopping and obedience to a controlling master at the gate, reflecting weariness and irony.

Washingtons chowder and other school meals mix

A long list of weekly school lunch menus appears, with daily offerings including beef hash, turkey, pork and fish dishes, soups, salads, breads, desserts, and milk. The text also reports Sen. Daniel K. Inouye’s hospitalization and then shifts to a nutmeg loaf recipe and a series of poetic fragments.

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