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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1967
Page
3
A Bennington Vermont letter to parents explains that storms will not force closures and buses may run late. Schools open or stay near by for walkers while mothers adapt, noting improved roads, gear, and heating reduce weather based days off. The piece muses on changing routines and nostalgia for snow days.
Miss Martha Wallace of Monument Avenue Old Bennington visited Washington for the reception honoring Senator Edward W Brooke after his swearing in. She had worked at Brooke for Senate headquarters in Boston and traveled by plane on January 10. She praised the enthusiastic turnout and noted campaign work with Miss Sally Saltonstall and Rita Garant.
New York UP I reports on day care in a broader article. It notes that mothers work for economic reasons and that day care should support family life, not separate it. It outlines developmental milestones for ages two to six, including motor skills, language, social growth and moral grounding.
Homemaking notes by Marion Harris outlines lower cost meat cuts and a series of two leader training meetings in Manchester and North Bennington in January. The sessions, open to extension groups and the public, aim to address the persistent money troubles in households caused by rising fuel, utility, and medical costs and increased Christmas spending.
Harrow resident Patricia Gill recalls Minty the cat narrowly avoiding a washing machine during a wash day. She recounts the soaked, soap-blinded, and dizzy feline, hoping the pet will not try that dramatic nap again.
A dense listing outlines weekly school lunches with daily meals across multiple days. Each day features varied main courses, sides, fruits or desserts, and milk, including items like spaghetti with meat sauce, hamburgers, goulash, baked chicken, and tuna sandwiches, among others.
Paris police report a man named Jacques Breat followed a mini-skirted woman into a basement where her concealed boyfriend waited. He was bound and gagged and robbed of 150 francs.
Burlington reports the wet look remains popular and practical says Kay Strassburg University of Vermont Extension clothing specialist. Vinyl creates easy upkeep and a wide range of accessories from umbrellas and boots to tote bags jackets and luminous aprons for lab use. New plastic rain wear is sturdy well styled and vivid through winter.
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