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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1976
Page
3
Aluminum foil offers fast heat, flexibility and strength for cooking. The guide covers drugstore folds, shiny side use, space for steam, and timing from 20 to 60 minutes. It presents fish, potatoes, beets, peppers, zucchini and apples prepared in foil on grill or in oven with butter, oil, salt, pepper and seasonings.
Agnes Rockwood Kimberly Gile a senior Girl Scout from Pownal spends two weeks at a Barbados day camp with five other Scouts. The group traveled July 16 from New York, funded partly by the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund and supported by the Girl Scout Council of Vermont. Kim plans to attend the University of Vermont after returning August 1, with other patrol members Judy Hall of Pennsylvania and Margaret Kennedy of Virginia among the group.
The review highlights revised editions and new reference works from 1976 including the Dictionary of American History with expanded topics and signed articles, the Atlas of Early American History with 286 maps, the Encyclopedia of Mystery and Detection covering books and films, and the Contemporary Crafts Market Place listing shops and local suppliers arranged by state.
Margaret Stratton outlines RSVP aims to broaden volunteer assignments for residents 60 and over. Bennington Recreation Department seeks volunteer assistants and supervisory help at playgrounds and the Recreation Center. Fall and winter programs will rely on senior volunteers for varied tasks including nutrition program hostesses at Brookside and the Senior Center. Call 442 8514 or visit 219 Benmont Ave to participate.
Cadet Kevin A. Murphy 21 son of Arthur and Mrs Murphy of Bennington is at Fort Bragg N C for a six week Army ROTC advanced camp. He attends University of Vermont and is a 1972 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate after studying at University of New Hampshire Durham.
A two inch silver sword once owned by Benito Mussolini sold for 3400 dollars at the Waldorf Astoria auction in New York. It was presented to Mussolini in Tripoli in 1937 during a ceremony with 2500 Arab chiefs to mark his protector role. The item was seized by a US Army colonel from Mussolini's villa near Salo. Two Adolf Hitler parade banners also sold for 700 and 800 dollars.
Gubernatorial candidate and State treasurer Stella Hackel will speak at the August Early Bird Breakfast of the Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce. The event is Monday Aug 1 at 8 am at the Terrace Restaurant Route 7 Shaftsbury. She will take audience questions on current issues. Members and guests invited. Breakfast costs $3.
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