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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1962

Page

3

Government Seizes Giant Economy Coffee Jars

The Food and Drug Administration seized over 5400 giant economy size Maxwell House instant coffee jars in Illinois for misleading labeling that implied lower cost per ounce. Senator Hart praised the action while President Kennedy urged broader labeling reform to help consumers compare unit costs across brands.

Maxwell House Food and Drug Administration Illinois National Tea Co Philip A. Hart D. Mich Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee Kennedy Congress Hart Subcommittee

Vision Defects In School Youth Explained At Bennington Luncheon

Bennington Rotarians heard Dr. Willard Goyette discuss vision defects among U S youths. He cited that improper lighting glare and desk placement contribute to about 60 percent rise in vision problems for ages 6 to 12 with 21 percent of first graders affected.

U.S Bennington Mt. Anthony Country Club Willard Goyette Goyette Texas University U.S. Navy

Gradatim Group Elects Officers at First Baptist

Mrs Katharine Edson and Mrs Kathryn Young were elected co presi dents of the Gradatim Group at First Baptist Church meeting last week. Other officers include Mrs Mary Flitcroft vice president Miss Maud Edson secretary and Mrs Mabel Weller. Slides from the Flitcrofts Italy and Spain trip were shown and dessert was served. Hostess committee named Miss Mabel Harris Mrs Bessie Wandrey and Florence H. Orr.

Katharine Edson Kathryn Young First Baptist Church Mary Flitcroft Maud Edson Mabel Weller Flitcroft Flitcrofts Italy Spain Mabel Harris Bessie Wandrey Florence H Hilda Orr

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Bewildering grocery labels spark shopper debate

The piece critiques misleading product weights and prices as consumers wrestle with 14%2-ounce versus 17%-ounce packages and two for a dollar offers. Marya Mannes testified to a Senate committee that many shoppers lack time or energy to analyze complex labels, agreeing with the need for clearer information.

Marya Mannes Senate MIT

Workshop June 2 At Manchester For GOP Women

A Women’s Republican Club workshop for Bennington and Rutland Counties is set for June 2 in Manchester Center at the Episcopal Parish House. Morning session at 11 discusses party procedure, luncheon 12 45 to 1 45, reservations due by May 26. Afternoon panel on The Role of Republicanism in Farming Business and Industry to follow, speakers unnamed, adjournment 3 30.

Bennington Rutland Manchester Center Episcopal Parish Charles Turner Bennington County Women’s Republican Club

Corey to Leave Middlebury Post

Middlebury College assistant director of admissions for men David J. Corey resigns effective June 30. He will join the Experiment in International Living at Putney as associate with its Peace Corps training phase and the Corporate Ambassador program.

Middlebury David J. Corey Middlebury College Corey Experiment Putney Peace Corps Coréy

Engagements announced in Hoosick Falls and Bennington areas

Hoosick Falls and North Bennington announce upcoming marriages. Marilyn Jane LeBarron of Hoosick Falls will wed Harold L. Peckham Jr. of Hoosick after graduation from Hoosick Falls Central School. date to be set. Elizabeth Helen Scarey of North Bennington plans to marry William Ray Crosier, with Scarey finishing St. Joseph Business College and Crosier employed by Bennington College. Nancy May Reynolds of Mechanicville will marry Frederick M. Horner Jr. of Latham. both are graduates and pursuing nursing and work in electricity.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Earle Lockrow RD 2 Marilyn Jane LeBarron Harold L. Peckham Jr Hoosick Harold Peckham Raymond P. LeBarron Hoosick Falls Central School

Miss Linda Wright and Daniel R Hoffman Engaged

West Arlington Mr and Mrs George Wright announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Arlene to Daniel R Hoffman son of Mr and Mrs C R Hoffman of Miami Florida Linda is a graduate of Arlington Memorial High School and attends St Joseph Business College in Bennington Hoffman attended Arlington and Miami schools and will enter Hobart Technical School in Troy Ohio this fall

West Arlington George Wright Linda Arlene Daniel R. Hoffman C. R. Hoffman Miami Fla

Granger and Maxfield Married in Brunswick Ceremony

Miss Florence May Granger daughter of Mrs. Ralph Granger Hoosick Falls and the late Ralph Granger married Leon Earl Maxfield son of Mr. and Mrs. George Maxfield Cropseyville N Y. The April 21 service at Brunswick Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Miles. Maid of honor Miss Yvonne Granger. best man Kenneth Maxfield. They reside in Cropseyville.

Florence May Granger Ralph Granger Hoosick Falls Leon Earl Maxfield George Maxfield Cropseyville, N Brunswick, N.Y Methodist Church Miles Yvonne Granger Kenneth Maxfield Douglas Sweet Hoosick Falls Central School Berlin Central School Snow Williams Press Menands William Steamburg Troy N.Y Cropseyville

Kennedy Begins Brazil Visit Planned for July 30

President Kennedy will start a three day trip to Brazil around July 30 with stops in Rio de Janeiro Brasilia and Sao Paulo. An advance party will depart for Brazil in early July and no immediate plans for other Latin nations are listed. He will spend June 29 to July 1 in Mexico with an advance team to Mexico City June 11.

Washington Knnedy Brazil White House Pierre Salinger Rio de Janeiro Salinger Brasilia Sao Paulo Kennedy Mexico Mexico City

Bennington Briefs Highlight Marine Letter of Commendation

Cpl. Eugene J. Prandini USMC son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Prandini of Pageant Street received a letter of commendation for outstanding duty with Hq and Maintenance Sqdn 26 of Marine Aircraft Group 26 at the Marine Corps Air Facility New River North Carolina. He joined the service in November 1958 and is a Bennington High School graduate.

Cpl Eugene J. Prandini USMC Joseph A. Prandini Pageant Street Marine Aircraft Group 26 Marine Corps Air Facility New River N.C Prandini Bennington High School

Methodists Merge Two Conferences in New York

The New York Conference voted 193 to 86 to merge with the New York East Conference creating a single unit. The enlarged body will comprise 590 churches and 194000 members spanning New York state Connecticut and Long Island. A resolution urged churches to welcome Negro pastors if assigned to their pulpits.

Poughkeepsie N. Y New York

Dorset Residents Prepare For Summer Theater Rental

T. K. Salmon of Yonkers New York visits the Dorset area and plans to rent his villa to the Caravan Summer Theater Group for another season. Miss Charlotte Prentis of Elizabeth New Jersey spends a few days at her Dorset home. Infant baptism will be observed on Children Day June 10 at Dorset Church. parents wishing to enroll children should contact Miss Katherine Child by June 6. Mrs. E R Browne returns to West Road for the season.

T. K. Salmon Yonkers N.Y Caravan Charlotte Prentis Elizabeth N.J Dorset Katherine Child E. R. Browne West Road

Bennington Catholic High Lunch Menu Week

The school lists meals for Monday through Friday. Monday features ravioli with meat, green beans, bread and butter, fruit and milk. Tuesday offers corned beef hash, peas, bread and butter, pudding and milk. Wednesday and Thursday are no school. Friday serves grilled cheese, tomatoes, potato chips, peaches and milk.

Whitney Anderson engagement noted in Stamford

Miss Jane Diane Whitney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Whitney Jr. of Stamford plans a September wedding to John R. Anderson son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of North Adams. Whitney attends Cooley Dickinson School of Nursing in Northampton and will graduate next September. Anderson is a Drury High School graduate who served three years in the U S Army and now works in Sprague Electric Co drafts.

Stamford M. K. Whitney Jr Jane Diane Whitney John R. Anderson Charles Anderson North Adams Whitney Drury High School University of Vermont Cooley - Dickinson Hospital School of Nursing Northampton Mass U. S. Army Sprague Electric Co

Strong-Myers engage at Lanesboro church wedding planned

Strong of Prospect Street announces engagement of Joanne Marie Strong to James Albert Myers son of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Myers of North Bennington Vermont. Joanne graduates from Mt Greylock Regional High School in June and James is employed at Tansitor Electronics. The wedding is set for July 21 at 10 a m at St Charles Church.

Lanesboro Mass Donald S. Strong Prospect Street Joanne Marie Strong James Albert Myers Joseph E. Myers Sage Street North Bennington Strong Mt. Greylock Regional High School Williamstown North Bennington High School Tansitor Electronics Bennington St. Charles Church

Astronaut Carpenter Appears Relaxed After Flight

In Grand Turk astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter spoke from a hospital porch calling the return a real cliff hanger. He apologized for the suspense and thanked thousands who prepared the mission while noting the flight went off well. Debates continue on why Aurora 7 overshot its landing area as fellow astronauts discuss the outcome.

Malcolm Scott Carpenter Earth Carpenter Rene John A. (Shorty) Powers John H. Glenn Jr Walter Schirra Howard A. Minners William K. Douglas

Carpenter on raft too long after Aurora 7 rescue

Brig Gen Dubose said Carpenter floated 1 hour 20 minutes longer than needed because Navy ordered a seaplane not to land. Col Tatum confirmed the SA16 amphibian was directed away. helicopter rescue arrived later as two medics assisted Carpenter after Aurora 7's splashdown near the craft.

Carpenter Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force Malcolm Scott Carpenter Navy Air Rescue Thomas J. Dubose Winter Park Sens George A. Smathers Spessard L. Holland Florida T. P. Tatum Air Rescue Service Orlando Ray E. McClure Mt. Sterling, Ky John F. Heitsch Madison, Wis

Here We Are Debuts At Fairdale Farms Open Air Arena

The Sarra Ferman Community Theatre presents Here We Are tonight at 8:30 at Fairdale Farms open air arena with excerpts from Seven Year Itch Wizard of Oz Bell Book and Candle Damn Yankees The Rainmaker and a Lida Rose performance by the Four Moh hawksmen. Rain contingency performances are set for Tuesday and Friday next week. Cast includes Gary Harbour Dan Abbott Francis LaDue Martha Wallace Al LaTour Linda Webster Joan Winslow Nancy Finnegan Tom Luken Dennis Jones Linda Becerra Cindy Williams Bob Hagerman Ginny Senecal Sandra Powell Joan Beepple Donna LaTour Shirley Flood Jessie Nagel Dick Nagel Phil McKenna Jon Kennedy Dale Purdy Diane Hanson Gail Horst Barbara Powell Ted Bird Glen Turner Edith Turner and Ken Kramer.

Fairdale Farms Book and Candle The Rainmaker Gary Harbour Dan Abbott Francis LaDue Martha Wallace al LaTour Lynda Webster Joan Winslow Nancy Finnegan Tom Luken Dennis Jones Linda Becerra Cindy Williams Bob Hagerman Ginny Senecal Sandra Powell Joan Beepple Donna LaTour Shirley Flood Jessie Nagel Dick Nagel Phil McKenna Jon Kennedy Dale Purdy Diane Hanson Gail Horst Barbara Powell Ted Bird Glen Turner Edith Turner Ken Kramer

Grange Resolution Opposes Kennedy Medical Aid Bill

Ethan Allen Pomona Grange adopted a resolution opposing the medical aid bill for the aged introduced by President Kennedy. The legislative committee presented it with members Lillie, Matteson, Decker, Cross, and Clough. Copies go to Vermont senators and congressmen and Clayton Fish.

Kennedy Ethan Allen Pomona Grange The Grange Everett Lillie Bennington Charles Matteson Mt. Equinox Clarence Decker Battenhill Harold Cross Taconic Warren Clough Stamford

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Bennington Banner Manchester Marilyn LeBarron H. Peckham Charles B. Scarey Elizabeth Helen William Ray Crosier Ray L. Crosier Miss Scarey St. Joseph Business College Bennington College Mechanicvile H. Bradley Reynolds Saratoga Ave Mechanicville Nancy May Frederick M. Horner Jr F M. Horner Broadway Latham Reynolds Mechanicville High School Putnam Memorial Hospital Watervliet High School Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Albany Andrick Marilyn J. Lebaron Elizabeth Scarey W.R. Crosier Nancy M. Reynolds Latham Man Linda A. Wright Lloyd Linda Wright D. Hoffman Granger Maxfield Bennington Briefs Beech Street Myrtis Clapp Bennington Free Library Judy Cathy Gross St. Albans Jeanne Rebecca Grant Merson Street Christopher Cadiz Daniel Cadiz Jefferson Heights Mark Butler Mark and Beth Quinlan Bill Grant Donna LeTourneau Mary Ann Pekelsky Bennington Lioness Club Four Chimneys William Eddington Sr Lake Shaftsbury Lloyd Oppenheimer First Methodist Church Iron Kettle Methodists Miriam Tifft Bennington Catholic High Scott M. Carpenter Kristen Elaine Rene Carpenter Candace Noxon Mark Scott Robyn Jay Whitney-Anderson Strong—Myers Grand Turk, B.W.I Sondra Ferman Bill Holland Sarra Ferman Community Theatre Battenkill Grange Vermont Clayton Fish Ira State Grange Carolyn and Marilyn Landon Linda McEckron Battenkill Carolyn Graham Roberta Snow Taconic Grange Vermont State Grange Randolph Center Kurn Hattin Educational Aid Fund Vermont Thorpe Camp Battenhill Grange Alford Clayton Rose Gleason Ethan Allen Windham County Pomona Marion Gassetts Brattleboro Central Vermont North Randolph Stamford Valley Ira Whitney Korea Belle Decker John Patch Henry Stoddard Saxton River Pomona Jennie Stewart Washington Pomona Robert Denko Oakley Taylor Killington Pomona Battenkil Thayer Javery South Ernest H. Javery Alan H. Page Noveck Shultz Main St Dial Bennington Bookshop Inc Plaid Stamps
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