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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1974
Page
3
Readers learn foil wrapped trout over charcoal with butter and lemon, then oven options for camping. The piece includes fish care tips, poaching guidance for a 5 to 6 pound trout with court bouillon, and historical notes on court bouillon and the bouquet garni. It emphasizes freshness, moderation, and neat preparation for a shared outdoor meal.
Dowser Douglas, a Bennington educator known for dowsing, concludes his five part series on alternatives to Western medicine at 8 pm in the Asdan Gallery Bennington College. He and his students study divining rods to locate underground water and other materials.
Bennington Elementary School hosts two gym performances directed by PE instructor David Sprague. Grades 1 and 2 perform Monday May 6 at 7 p.m. Grades 3 and 4 perform Thursday May 9 at 7 p.m. Parents and friends are invited. students should report by 6 45 p.m. and must be accompanied by an adult.
Timberlane teachers union negotiators stand by as voting day approaches for a district wide decision on resuming talks. The strike, now in week ten, affects Atkinson Sandown Plaistow and Danville with about 2500 students taught by substitutes and temporary staff.
Lincoln Rhode Island UPI reports Nancy Plante twenty one years old quit three years as a telephone operator to prove she was not a Ma Bell Now she trains to be a line splicer for the telephone company working with eight men and scaling poles in Rhode Island communities Nancy sought the challenging role to prove herself.
Western Union will discontinue singing telegrams in New York by Monday due to demand dropping to about five a day and difficulties finding volunteers. A trainee, Nancy from Pawtucket, says the job could open doors for women in the male dominated field and reflects changes in perceptions about women in higher paying roles.
Former Greenfield social studies teacher Joy Davenport receives the Wiegand Award for Excellence in Education, the first high school recipient. She has taught psychology and sociology in Greenfield since 1963, coached girls tennis, and volunteers at a mental health center. The award includes a silver plate and $400, presented by Mrs. A B Wiegand during a student assembly. Davenport plans to restore a Shelburne house with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Davenport.
The menu lists weekly lunches for Mt. Anthony Jr. High Arlington and North Bennington with daily meals including macaroni, chicken, hamburgers, fish burgers, lasagna, and pizza. Each entry notes juice or milk, sides like salad and vegetables, desserts, and specific breads or sandwiches.
CDA notes announce St Andrew 259 monthly meeting May 7 at John XXIII Institute after Mass at 7 p m. Annual banquet set for May 15 at Mt Anthony Country Club. For details contact Mrs Catherine Dermody at 442 4000.
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