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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1967
Page
3
A resident visits Mt Anthony Union High School under construction, describes the site from nearby blocks, notes scaffold crews and parking lot work, glimpses cafeteria and auditorium, mentions a forced exit for not having permission, and reflects on future opening with anticipation of hundreds of eager students.
Albany Medical Center doctors report on two infant girls given diazoxide to combat chronic low blood sugar. Mary Ellen Stone, 19 months, was diagnosed in 1966 and shows normal development after six months of home treatment. The drug may reduce insulin production, raising blood sugar, while further tests continue to determine underlying causes.
County Extension groups reorganize for the new year starting July. The Home Economics Extension Advisory Board has drafted the 1967 68 program for homemakers open to individuals or groups. Public meetings welcome nonmembers. area sessions spotlight food, clothing, budgeting, and sewing as part of a year long lineup with leader training and district meetings.
Deborah Chaffee, a Bennington College senior, will present her final recital on Sunday May 28 at 5 30 p m in the Carriage Barn. The program features works by Schumann Stravinsky and Chopin and fulfills part of her music degree requirements. Chaffee is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Robert Chaffee of Lyme NH and plans further musical study after graduation.
Burlington report explains picnic shoulder is not ham but from the pork shoulder with more bone fat and skin. It notes mislabeling such as cottage ham, boneless butt, and daisy, and warns shoppers to read labels to compare price and processing type before buying.
The guide lists the week s best supplied foods nationwide. Beef roasts and steaks as well as ham are in good supply in meat departments. Broiler fryers turkeys and eggs are moving rapidly to market. In vegetables corn and potatoes are abundant. Oranges are well supplied with cantaloupes appearing in some areas.
Burlington shopper warns that a so called bargain often hides cost beyond price tags. The column suggests measuring value by dividing original cost by wear count to reveal true savings or loss, citing a personal lesson from two garment purchases.
Burlington residents are urged to read ads carefully for 11 by 14 color portraits offered at 99 cents. Faith Prior notes headlines can mislead and prints may show tinted features with clothing not included, while full color options cost more. The piece warns to question promises and consider true value over impulse buys.
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