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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1968
Page
3
A reader riffs on magazine advice about parenting and the ideal parent. She jokes about being stable warm and average intelligence while navigating a frigid winter, humorous misreads, and family quirks. The piece ends with a wry line about faking traits to please a pediatrician.
Two area meetings on zoning topics are set for February 27 at North Bennington Library Hall from 1 to 3 pm and February 28 at Manchester Depot Legion Auxiliary Rooms from 1 to 3 pm. John Page extension agent will explain why zoning is needed how it affects the tax base and its impact on individuals. The sessions are sponsored by the extension service and open to all residents.
The Eldridge Trophy for most determined spirit at the University of Vermont Kake Walk went to Mike Gadue and Darwin Kulman of Acacia Fraternity. Gadue, a junior, is from South Burlington with family ties in the area. The feature drew near 5,000 attendees over two nights, plus 3,400 at the ball and 4,100 at a jazz concert. A separate notice invites applications for the Eastern States Exposition college queen scholarship, offering a $750 prize, with final judging in September.
Samuel Earl Williams pleaded guilty to 19 charges including burglary and robbery by assault and appeared before Dist. Judge Sam W. Davis for sentencing. Davis imposed 504 years total, but ruled that all 19 individual sentences, the longest at 40 years, would run concurrently.
Police rookie William Hallett eyed a mannequin in a San Pedro shop window with odd attire and a crouched stance. The model suddenly moved and fled through a hole. 19 year old Gloria Monsibas of Wilmington was booked on suspicion of burglary.
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