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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1968
Page
3
A raw mix of a school menu plan listing weekly lunches with varied entrees and sides, followed by a diary like meditation on extreme cold, exhaustion, and domestic strains. The food items include orange juice, sandwich meals, soups, noodles, and desserts, while the prose shifts to weather woes and personal musings on winter hardships.
The Bennington College dance group plans a regional tour extending to Virginia and Wisconsin with stops at about 30 schools and theaters. They perform January 19–20 at the Loeb Theater Boston and describe a mixed repertory of group improvisation and formal pieces. A separate note mentions a Miyazaki Travel Agency Japanese wives’ tour homeward trip from the west coast in late spring.
In a light column the writer muses on chic Boston Red Sox caps under coats and white ear warmers as winter temps linger. The piece lists a playful hit parade of old timey songs and jokes about heat waves, dental woes, and heated food cravings, ending with a tongue in cheek menu of hot supper options.
A 12 year old Tsuruoka boy sent a note to bank officials demanding 10 million yen or risk a bank explosion after his mother faced loan delays. He said the idea came from television and was severely reprimanded. Also included are Homemaking Notes meetings on perma press sewing in Manchester and North Bennington with tax problem sessions, plus practical money management tips urging thrift and budgeting.
Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures across New England through Wednesday. Highs near 30 along the Southern coast and teens to low 20s inland. Lows in the teens south and minus five to ten near the Canadian border. Temperatures warm slowly then fall again early next week. Precipitation expected under one quarter inch across Northeastern New York Northern Vermont Northern New Hampshire and Northern Maine.
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