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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1975

Page

3

Vegetarian Diets and Nutritious Alternatives Debate

The column, written by Susie, argues meat is not essential and notes Americans use 30 percent of the world's meat while only constituting seven percent of the population. It contrasts grain feeding with direct protein, cites vegan-friendly ideas from Frances Moore Lappe and Ellen Buchman Ewald, and shares healthy recipes like Eggplant Parmesan with Sesame Seeds, Cornell Bread, and Sesame Raisin cookies, emphasizing nutrition, whole grains, and soy.

Susie Frances Moore Lappe Ellen Buchman Ewald Ballentine Cornell

Militzer Secoy wedding set in Arlington church

In Arlington at St. Margaret Marys Church at 11 a.m. on Saturday June 28 Margaret Frances Secoy daughter of Sunderland residents and Richard Thomas Militzer son of Arlington residents were united in a double ring ceremony and Nuptial Mass. Rev. Gerald T Buckley officiated with organist Humphrey Winn providing traditional music. The bride wore a white organza gown with Venice lace and a chapel train. her veil and cape featured lace motifs. Laurel Zinn served as matron of honor with bridesmaids Bethany Secoy Dorothy Brace Karin Militzer and Richard Zinn, Peter Allen, and Kurt Kraeutler as ushers. A reception followed at the Eagles Club in Manchester and the couple planned a trip to northern Vermont and New York. Both are Arlington Memorial High School graduates. the groom works for Griffins In Arlington and the bride for Salters IGA in East Arlington. they will reside in Arlington.

Arlington St. Margaret Mary’s Church Margaret Frances Secoy Rodger Frances Secoy Sunderland Richard Thomas Militzer Karl Mary Militzer Gerald T. Buckley Humphrey Winn Venice Peter Allen Dorset Kurt Kraeutler Eagles Club Manchester

Dinner Downtown at Senior Center Week of July 28

The Hot Meals Program funds noon meals for seniors 60 plus at the Senior Apartment Building and Bennington County Office on Aging. Reservations by 1 p.m. the day before are required. Meals cost up to 1 dollar, with diabetic or low salt options on request. Menu includes meat loaf, pot roast, spaghetti, macaroni and cheese, and baked fish with sides.

Senior Citizen’s Center Ben Mont Avenue South Street Paddy United Counseling Service Bennington County

Rose Kennedy Quietly Marks 85th Birthday in Hyannisport

Rose Kennedy quietly marked her 85th birthday in Hyannisport Mass attending Mass at St. Francis Xavier Church. The tribute notes her sister Mrs Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Mrs Ethel Kennedy.

Hyannisport, Mass

Hughes seeks spruce goose stay from harbor commission

Howard Hughes asks the city harbor commission to extend his lease for the Spruce Goose hangar for another year. He warns that without an extension the plane may be cut into five pieces for museums under a Smithsonian and government agreement. The plane spans 320 feet and last flew in 1947 with Hughes piloting. The General Services Administration owns the craft while Hughes pays $800 yearly for the lease and $100,000 annually for the hangar.

Long Beach Calif UPI Howard Hughes City Harbor Commission Jonas Jones Commission Hughes Federal General Services Administration

Freedom from sex roles in childhood conditioning

Dr. Donald Stone highlights a hospital experiment where a single infant was judged as male or female by the viewing parent, shaping gendered traits. The piece surveys "The Lace Ghetto" and interviews with Toronto children showing rigid gender expectations, plus feminist cautions on raising boys and girls without stereotypes.

Meris Eggert Donald Stone New York

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