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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
9
The Bennington Dog Training Club begins a 10 week course led by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Keppler starting Thursday July 3. Classes meet at Mt. Anthony Union High School at 7 p.m. For more information call 2-9558 or 2-9525.
Wilbur Shaw 69 of Troy New York has won five New Hampshire sweepstakes in three years the most of any winner by far. A truck driver he buys both New York and New Hampshire tickets and has vacationed in New Hampshire for 25 years planning to retire in Laconia. His first hit July 1966 yielded 270 in consolation prizes, followed by 136 two months later, then 100 in 1968 and 100 in May. Total winnings 606.
UPI reports New England will stay above normal for five days from Saturday to Wednesday. Daytime highs near 80s, nights in 60s, cooler Sunday and Monday. Rain total over half an inch with scattered thunderstorms mainly north Saturday and Sunday, showers likely again Tuesday.
Edith Roberts founder of Smoke Stoppers Inc advocates immediate abstinence from smoking with no reducing. Programs run by trained ex smokers include weekly one and a half hour sessions totaling twelve meetings, requiring payment to enroll and a participant discards cigarettes at the first lesson. Roberts argues withdrawal is brief and smoking is a habit, not an addiction.
UPI Hollywood Correspondent Vernon Scott notes character actors enrich film by making stars and writers look good. Strother Martin shines as the inept desert dweller who dies dramatically and milks laughs from crews, a veteran of Gunsmoke with a knack for dying in fresh ways.
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