Rock Cornish Hens Split and Roasted Spit Cookery
The piece discusses spit roasting as an ancient yet evolving method, noting manual spitting in old times and modern electric devices. It highlights factors for success such as temperature, wind, time, and coals distance, with a thermometer as a reliable doneness guide and the Weber Grill as a close, juice retaining alternative.
Spit roasting tips and recipes from a vintage kitchen column
Practical guidance on spit cooking from choosing equipment to rotating kebabs and basting. Includes marinated poultry, rib and fish ideas, and a bacon wrapped trout method. Provides a chicken and hens roasting schedule, rice and herb garnish, foil wrapped asparagus, plus a correction note about a May jelly recipe.
Rotary Hosts Foreign Guests for Bennington Visit
Local Rotarians welcomed three governors-elect from Germany France and England plus their wives for a four day Bennington visit May 24–28. Guests stayed with Rotarian hosts Oliver Hoag William Walton and Manfred Ehrich Jr and attended a Governors' dinner and ladies night at Mt Anthony Country Club May 27. The event honored Richard Jolivette who will become District 787 governor July 1 overseeing Vermont and New Hampshire. Jolivette previously presided over the Bennington Rosary Club in 1971–72.
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Bennington
Rotary Club
Richard Jolivette
Karl
Sigred Zachrich
Germany
Oliver Hoag
Jean Claude
Danielle Peraldi
France
William Walton
John
Elizabeth Broome
Derbyshire
England
Manfred W. Ehrich Jr
Rotary
Florida
Zachrich
Peraldi
Broome
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Jolivette
Vermont
New Hampshire
Bennington Rosary Club
Rotary hosts welcome overseas visitors for Bennington event
Walter Dunham led a four piece band for the May 27 party while Rev. Frederick Vogel served as master of ceremonies. Louis Bellemare of Bennington Rotary awarded pewter syrup pitchers and maple syrup to visiting Rotarians and Jolivette. The three district governors and wives were met at Albany Airport May 24 with host Rotary members hosting events May 25 and a county bus tour May 26 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Walter Dunham
Frederick Vogel
Louis Bellemare
Bennington Rotary
Jolivette
Rotary
Albany
A Woman Under the Influence Benefit at Harte Theater
The ACLU Vermont Chapter presents a benefit screening of A Woman Under the Influence at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday June 18 at the Harte Theater Main Street Bennngton. Tickets are $3 at the box office. John Cassavetes directs Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk in a critically praised study of a troubled marriage and social dynamics.
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Bennington
Vermont
American Civil Liberties Union
Harte Theater
Main St
John Cassavetes
Gena Rowlands
Peter Falk
Hollis Alpert
Saturday Review World
Rowlands
Falk
Cassavetes
ACLU
David Harrison
Pat Barr
Ursula Scott
Taxpayer eager to pay tax in Seattle
Harry C. Disbrow aims to pay $268 in extra property taxes he would have owed if Seattle residents had approved the assessment increase. He expresses willingness to cover the amount even if not legally required, signaling support for higher property tax funding.
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Seattle
UPI
Harry C. Disbrow
Disbrow
Colby College 154th commencement honors Bennington alum Bartels
Thomas W. Bartels of Bennington is among Colby College’s 341 American degree recipients at the 154th commencement on June 1. The Mt. Anthony Union High School graduate majored in history and American studies and is the son of Mr and Mrs William M Bartels of 235 Grandview Street.
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Thomas W. Bartels
Bennington
Colby College
Bartels
Mt. Anthony Union High School
William M. Bartels
Grandview Street
Reflections on Women Voices and Poetry and Local News
A Bennington Free Library opinion piece laments missing Karen Fortney and praises women poets Erica Jong Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton. It notes Father’s Day themes, women’s movement unity, plus a Sunderland engagement and local Junior Women’s Bazaar profit for a bicentennial park fund.
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Karen Fortney
Karen
Bennington
Erica
Holt
Slyvia Plaih Country
Plain Dirt Gardeners elect new officers
The Plain Dirt Gardeners held their annual meeting on June 10 after a lunch at the Four Chimneys. President Mrs. William Castle and officers were elected for two year terms including vice president Mrs. Jay Zwynenberg and representative Mrs. Kenneth Jesseman. The club approved planting a tree or two at the airport and funding a Friday floral arrangement at the Bennington Museum, with a committee led by Mrs. Calvin Otto. Members thanked charterists and noted a Sears-Roebuck $50 award for plantings at the North Bennington Railroad Station.
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Four Chimneys
John Cahill
Bennington Museum
Calvin Otto
Eugene Clark
Walter Onham
Philip Giddings
James Wallace
Frederick Welling
Warren Stow
Allen Evens
James Wolfe
Harold Riemann
Welling
North Bennington
Sears-Roebuck
William Castle
Jay Zwynenberg
Kenneth Jesseman
State Federation of Garden Clubs
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