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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1974
Page
3
The West Arlington column shares a family favorite Mrs Lawrence's Casserole for 6 8 using ground beef eggs breadcrumbs applesauce and condensed tomato soup with vegetables baked until tender. Adele Davis guides iron rich options featuring liver kidneys apricots eggs and yogurt citrus aids iron absorption then presents two lamb kidneys recipes and a veal kidney substitute.
A reader reviews several summer reading choices including Jess and Jacqueline Lair's Hey God What Should I Do Now, praising its emotional depth and joint narrative. Also notes The Miracle at St Bruno's sequel, The Lion Triumphant, GONE THE Rainbow Gone the Dove, House Divided, The Sounds of Summer Voices, and The Sounds of Summer Voices.
Important notice announces the opening of a distributorship in Bennington Vermont. The company, a subsidiary of Empire Corporation Limited of Cheshire Massachusetts, manufactures a full line of ladies jewelry and hires only the handicapped. Locally students may work in sales. the drive began Monday with student participation. Local patronage welcomed.
Final preparations for St Peter's Parish Fair are underway for Saturday July 20 from 11 am to 4 pm with Mrs Stanley R Pike as chair. Event features energy saving candles from John Riddle Jr and inexpensive reading from Thomas H Foster including records from Mahler to 1920s tunes. Penny or nickel from children buys fortune cookies from peasant girls, toys from Mrs Pamp Duval, pony rides balloons and outdoor games. Amusements for all ages include homemade preserves, needlework, garden vegetables, clothing and white elephants.
Vermont's new general assistance rules may not cut welfare rolls as much as hoped. Deputy Social Welfare Commissioner James T. O'Rourke said about 10 percent of last week's roughly 650 applicants could be affected, with 285 without dependents and about 225 deemed unemployable. About 75 were put in a one week category, with ~60 expected to remain there. Governor Salmon pushed for changes and a separate work program, funded entirely by federal CETA money, is being prepared for those no longer eligible for aid.
UPI reports James Jeffords Republican congressional candidate denies backing rumors that Lt. Gov. John S. Burgess may be withdrawing from the GOP primary. Harwood suspects Jeffords supporters fueled the chatter while Jeffords cites name similarity and a PSB appointment as possible sources of confusion.
Martha Abbott of Underhill, 24, predicts the Liberty Union will field 50 candidates for the Vermont House and Senate this fall while campaigning in Rutland. She accuses Gov. Salmon and Speaker Kennedy of backing large private utility rate hikes, citing a 31 percent CVPS request debated at Rutland City Hall as draining millions from the economy. Abbott also calls for a public takeover of utilities controlled by Code Co. to curb the drain on Vermonters’ pockets.
This week’s winning lottery numbers from United Press International include Mass weekly g1206 y521 b95 and NY weekly 410082 Conn 40277 RI b667 g671587 171484 and Maine 337184.
Lucille Ball leads the Mame musical at the New Harte Theatre in Bennington through Tuesday. The production features Beatrice Arthur and Robert Preston with music by Jerry Herman, directed by Gene Saks and produced by Robert Fryer and James Creson.
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