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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
3
Three different goulash variants appear: Marjorie Margetti’s ahead freezer friendly version with macaroni and cheese topping, Mary Skidmore’s Hurry-Up Goulash serving four, and Gus’s Crockpot Goulashata with beef and paprika. The piece also covers paprika origins and vitamin C value.
Librarian Margaret Allen describes attending a joint conference of the Vermont Library Association the Vermont Trustees Association and the Vermont Educational Media Association at Green Mountain College Poultney. She notes the programs were excellent the idea exchange valuable and finds reassurance in the strong support among librarians and staff.
In Vermont towns the library is lauded for staff quality collection and community support. Librarian credits readers and citizens for a lively growing service while noting a visit by Dorothy Allen of the State Department of Libraries Special Services Unit. Donations aside, the piece highlights accessibility efforts for the handicapped and a red white and blue garden urging passersby to enjoy and preserve its calm.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will stage a five day public exhibit in Vermont starting Saturday June 5 in Essex Junction Manchester Bennington and Bellows Falls Saxons River and Bellows Falls. The multi screen audio visual program covers 200 years of corps history from 1775 to today with a 15 minute show using almost 1000 slides and a quadraphonic soundtrack. The exhibit motto Essayons translates Let Us Try as the english rendering of the corps motto.
A dense listing of daily lunch menus including Salisbury steak, beef soup, pizza, chicken, sloppy Joe, ravioli, goulash and more. Each day details sides, milk portions, desserts, and bread, with multiple repeats across days and a note that more menus appear on Page 8.
Thomas Benjamin, UH School of Music faculty, presented an oratorio The Righteous Nation at a National Bicentennial Event. The work used ten Old Testament texts and writings by ML King, Lincoln, Paine and others, blending tonal music with narration by Dr. Alfred Neumann and performances by Concert Chorale, University Chorus, and UH Symphony.
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