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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
3
Homemaker guidance on bio-degradable detergents and why labels matter. FDA backing cited. warns against overpriced or unverified products. urges reading labels at purchase to protect rural water supplies and communities while noting a gradual shift toward biodegradable formulas. Also includes a patriotic poem reflecting on historic American unity.
A reader reflects on why the flag is not flown at night and muses on the enduring presence of American soldiers abroad. The column then shares a practical flaky pie crust recipe using flour, shortening, egg, water, and vinegar with reheating and refrigerating guidance.
In a drought of options we seek an income from our land. A florist buys moss we harvest, and the effort buys lightning rods to save our home. The storm proves the rods work, easing fear as Skylark’s safety seems assured, with more to come next week.
The fourth annual Miss High School of Vermont will be held at the Bardwell Hotel in Rutland on Sunday July 25 at 5 PM Two winners will be named Miss High School of Vermont and talent queen and may advance to the Miss High School of America pageant in Asbury Park New Jersey August 26 27 Eligible girls 14 to 17 in grades 9 12 or recent graduates must be active in school and community and of good character Two competition categories talent and beauty entrants must submit requests by July 12 to Miss Virginia E Austin New England Regional Director at Medford Massachusetts.
About 1,650 young adults from 48 states and regions plus 430 college students join overseas summer programs under the Experiment in International Living. Participants travel to Africa, Asia, Europe and beyond, living with local families and engaging in public health, education, and community projects. Since 1932, nearly 35,000 have taken part, including expanding programs to Finland, Poland, India and Japan.
The Kent Museum at Kents Corner Calais operated by the Vermont Historical Society will welcome visitors July 1 through August 31 with hours 2 to 5 on Wednesdays through Saturdays. The two story Victorian home showcases Kent family memorabilia and third floor furniture from the Harold Goddard Rugg Collection donated in 1957. A country store artifacts exhibit a dairy display and a new children's room are planned. Custodians for 1965 are Mr and Mrs John Cousland who retired to Hartland Four Corners after living in Bermuda. Mrs Cousland, born in Pittsburgh of New England parents, is a Cedar Crest College graduate and formerly a medical secretary.
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