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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1970
Page
9
Marlboro Theatre Co reveals the 3rd season with June 30 hosting The Hostage by Brendan Behan, July 7 Desire Under the Elms by Eugene ONeill, July 14 Kingdom of Earth by Tenessee Williams, continuing weekly productions.
Rupert residents will hear the town's preliminary land-use plan at the town hall on March 25 at 7 30 p m. The plan aligns land use with local regional state and federal guidelines and supports future projects such as police protection and sewage treatment, tied to plan approval and eventual zoning.
Joseph Pendergast, business manager of the New York State Guernsey Breeders Cooperative, announced plans for the annual meeting to be held April 7 at Schrafft's Restaurant and Motor Inn in Albany. Douglas Stanton, president of the Capital District Guernsey Club, named John Calhoun of Rosendahl Farms Hoosick Falls as general chairman of the convention committee. The program will include outstanding speakers state and local awards to Guernsey breeders and a special award to Charles Moore. Brunswick, former owner of Langmore Farms at Clums Corners, N.Y.
The Road Runners Snowmobilers of Shaftsbury Hollow rallied Saturday night for a ride and feast. Twenty eight people returned to the Slater home in Granger Hollow for a feed, photo session and conversation. A cake shaped like a snowmobile was presented bearing the group name Road Runners.
A Manchester gathering of the Community Recreation Association will be held April 2 at 7 30 p m to organize the association and elect trustees. Representatives of civic groups and interested citizens are urged to attend and nominate one representative as trustee.
Readsboro voters nominated incumbents for the annual village meeting on April 21. Nominations covered president bailiffs clerks auditors tax collector and a Citizens Committee. Also noted are two area accidents on Route 11-30 near Manchester with $300 damage to each vehicle and no injuries.
An alert resident reports a robin on a snow bank in front of Wayside Country Store. Mrs Gilbert Vaughn and her daughter Anna Vaughn return from a four week vacation to Lake Worth Fila where the weather was good. Edward Gunsch of Staten Island NY visited the area for several days. Easter Sunday service will be at West Arlington Methodist Church at 12 p.m. Weather has warmed and church was held last Sunday in the sanctuary.
Hoosick Falls reports 170 residents attended a public card party sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks on Wednesday night. Co chairs were Mrs. Robert Niles and Mrs. Henry Hanselman with Mrs. Walter Wirmusky heading the refreshment committee. Also noted are hospital patients at Putnam Memorial Hospital, John McGuire of 43 Main Street and Councilman Edward Garman.
Manchester Center native Kenneth Johnston placed first runner up in A Flight at the Vermont State Singles Cribbage Tournament in Burlington. The event drew 116 entrants. Charles Boldosser Sr. of Burlington retired the Walter H. Cleary trophy after winning the tournament for the second time.
A homemaking note advises patience with pie crust and offers a simple crust recipe using flour salt Crisco and water. The author insists crusts are forgiving and encourages using mixes for cakes, while urging confidence in homemade tart crusts without worrying about perfection.
A reader laments fashion shifts forcing women to bear social and economic blame for skirt lengths. The letter blends humor and critique, mocking scapegoating by men for financial woes while predicting future padded fashions. It ends with a call to write to Party Line for spring readers.
A reader laments erosion of family life and parental authority as Madison Avenue and liberal politicians push permissiveness. They warn teachers leaving the profession, fear for the next generation, and praise brave parents like Mr Williamson. Color Us Jealous.
A reader asks about varnished versus painted woodwork for a new house. They seek pros and cons of varnish, stain options, whether varnish should match kitchen pine cabinets, and if different colors can be used for other areas. They request guidance for a balanced home finish.
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