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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
3
An acquaintance with a gourmet cookbook treks to Florida as guests plan a club party. Gus tests a restaurant style creamed chicken recipe, debating ingredients like sour cream and wine, then adapts it for a church luncheon with macaroni and a casserole format.
Instructions describe a macaroni casserole with a cream sauce and added mayonnaise and chicken, plus topping with crumbs and cheese. It also recounts Leigh Cook learning Mary Tucker's Meat Cakes recipe, describing texture guidance, ingredients, shaping into small cakes, and browning. A Hartford Airport visit notes a dinner at the Terrace Room post flight delays with praise for the restaurant.
Feb 20 to Feb 26 vote roundup shows House action on an Office Space amendment to kill a 15 million appropriation for a new Capitol Hill office building and an F 111 funding amendment to prohibit 122.9 million for 12 more aircraft. Delegates favored the F 111 cut while the office space plan passed sent to the Senate. Rep Edward Roush backed the space amendment while Rep Silvio Conte billed the F 111 change.
The list covers weekly school lunches with varied items from Bologna sandwiches to haddock sticks and barbecued beef on rolls. A Senate budget dispute follows, noting a defeated amendment and a Ford rescission plan, with Jeffords voting yea and a Rule 22 debate outcome shaping filibuster power.
The Bennington Museum launches a Kids Hour program for grades 4 through 6, meeting each Saturday from 9:30 to 10:15. Children explore early lighting, Indian artifacts, muzzle loading, galleries, slides, Vermont painting and cooking utensils, guided by staff or chief curator Peter W. Cook, with no charge or attendance requirement.
Mrs. Myrtis A. McSweeney R N of Waltham Mass former Bennington resident becomes the first non physician and first woman to be elected president of the New England Diabetes Association for a two year term. She leads the Waltham Area Diabetes Club and has represented the association at national councils, coordinating public awareness and education programs.
Senior Citizens winners were Dorothy Kelly for ladies Edgar Melanson for men and Doris Knights as door prize. A public card party is this Friday at the Community Center on BenMont Avenue at 8 with prizes and refreshments.
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