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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1977
Page
3
West Arlington recounts a Maine life, visiting Medford Andover and Salem to explore family roots. The Salem stop features Chestnut Street mansions, Pioneer Village, Essex Institute, a Lyceum cafe, and local recipes including chilled fruit soup and a tangy dressing with mustard and poppy seeds.
A reader reviews several novels including Aaron Latham's Orchids for Mother about CIA intrigues during Nixon, John Ball's The Eyes of Buddha featuring Virgil Tibbs, ChrIstiana Brand's Court of Foxes with a London to Wales caper, and works by Pamela Hill and Rosaleen Milne. The column notes the film program on November 10 a Hitchcock thriller with Joan Fontaine and Cary Grant, admission free at 7 30 p m.
A series of questions and answers discuss women’s career barriers, the burdens of divorce litigation in Vermont, and cautions about cosmetic breast surgery. Constance L. Kite cites gender bias, court delays, lawyer fees, and the need for systemic fixes while offering guidance and contact points for state officials.
A compiled list of weekly lunches for multiple schools with daily meals including juice, sandwiches, pasta, pizza, and fruit, plus notes of holidays and no school days. Entries cover B.S.D. Elementary, Pownal, Shaftsbury, and Veterans Day observances with menu items and beverages.
The Prospect School held its second annual great car raffle on October 29 at the West Mountain Inn with 75 couples attending. Officer Bill Bryan drew the final $100 ticket, awarding the 1978 Ford Fairmont to Joe and Connie Mintrone of Pownal, who previously won chrysanthemums. Nineteen prizes were awarded by local merchants and friends, including a horse and buggy ride for Robert Santway, a trampoline session for Fred Wohnus, and dinners, gift certificates, pottery, and jewelry for other winners.
Phyllis Cohen a Glens Falls native has become director of social services at Putnam Memorial Hospital She earned a BA in English from New England College in 1968 and an MSW from SUNY Albany in 1974 Her career includes Warren County DSS Saratoga Hospital and service with Harvard Medical School programs in Boston She now lives in Bennington
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