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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1968
Page
3
A reflective piece about the daily struggle to write a column on Wednesdays. It lampoons family interruptions from a dog the author calls a dog of “her dimensions” and a chorus of family members prompting the writer to produce material. The narrator contemplates sympathy, writing blocks, and the pressure of meeting expectations at home.
Warm weather raises risks of food poisoning from spoilage bacteria. The homemaker must protect all purchased foods from store to storage. Guidelines cover selecting refrigerated meats, bagging refrigerated items separately, cooling promptly, limiting fridge openings, storing leftovers within 15 minutes, and keeping picnic foods cool and clean with careful salad preparation. Maintain cool temperatures below 65 degrees when possible and discard any leftovers.
DELORES WETTACH once Miss Vermont 1956 and Bellows Falls High alumna secretly wed Ted Williams last fall. Williams, famed former Boston Red Sox star, has known Wettach since about four years.
A list of new fiction and nonfiction titles arriving at Bennington Free Library. Notable items include Allingham The Crime and Mr Campion, Galon The Countess Angélique, Bassett The Sky Suspended, and Meaker Game of Survival among many others. It notes reservations if titles are currently checked out.
John Holland of Mt. Anthony Union High School fell short of winning the gubernatorial post at Boys State by 20 votes in Northfield grown general elections held Wednesday. The Federalist ticket swept the rest of the top offices. Patricia Sagui of Burlington won Girls State governor at Montpelier defeating Barbara Macksey of Arlington. Sagui led on the Nationalist ticket, while Elizabeth Eagan of Mt. Anthony Union High School became lieutenant governor and presided over the Senate with Barbara Macksey as sergeant at arms.
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