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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
3
A Homemaker column urges consumer awareness of food labeling and calorie data. It notes mayonnaise labels mislead on sugar and calories, offers weight watchers leaflets, and presents a rotisserie pork roast recipe using 6 lb rib roast with chine bone removed, marinated in 7-Up soy sauce ginger onion applesauce and cooked 3 1/2 to 4 hours to 185 degrees, with a sauce from remaining marinade.
Local readers followed a CBS daytime and night version of the game show as two former Bennington residents challenged the panel. Margaret Austin of New York City played a phony Impossibles, Inc. founder, while Jon Lewis Allen of The Banner fame posed as an Africa book author, drawing viewer votes and small prizes. Also note Bennington ties to James Cagney’s visit and a feature on the Hoosac Tunnel revival and a Bennington High School graduate now with RAM.
Champlain Shakespeare Festival at the University of Vermont joins Actor's Equity, with 11 members in the company for repertory runs of The Merchant of Venice Antony and Cleopatra and Henry Will from July 27 to August 31. Equity boosts professional pool and supports regional theatre growth.
A Vermont Extension Service note reports the USDA aims to weave carpet colors matching local soil to hide dirt. The piece mocks consumer ads while urging focus on bigger national problems like food for a growing population and farming income versus other jobs.
The Bishop's Company will present An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen at St Peter's Episcopal Church parish house Thursday Aug 12 at 8 pm adapted by Gary Heilsberg. The touring group, founded 1952, has produced 6000 shows in 12 years and travels over a million miles. Tickets cost 1 and are sold at the parish office and during church services.
A brief note indicates Carlo Walter presents a new chapter of Twenty Acres More or Less on page six. The feature highlights Walter as the contributor and points readers to the ongoing serialized work within the issue.
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