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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1976
Page
3
Dick Kress of Manchester shares three partridge recipes with a star for No. 2 and notes these can adapt to other game. Includes Partridge in White Wine, Partridge Marsala, Roast Partridge with bacon and rice. Also covers braised wild turkey and a brief settlers' campfire method, with period guidance and cooking steps.
A Governor’s Commission on the Status of Women column addresses whether housewives are put down and how societal roles, income, and aging affect women. It includes reader questions about menopause resources, feminist studies, and the need for reliable medical information, with suggestions to consult Pauline Weideger’s Menstruation and Menopause and notes on gender bias in medicine.
Mt Anthony Union and Bennington Elementary list weekly lunch menus with daily dishes and milk. No school Friday at multiple Bennington area schools. The Southern Vermont Snoopers hold a monthly meeting at Putnam Hose Firehouse on Tuesday Nov 9 at 7 30 p m with movies planned.
A holiday guide highlights handmade gift ideas from crafts to edible baskets. It cites Carolyn Ambuter’s Needlepoint Celebrations for pillows and pictures, recommends books with festive designs, and notes tips for gifting when talent varies. The piece also mentions Christmas decoration gifts and library hours.
Putnam Memorial Hospital receives a $3,000 check from the Auxiliary now renamed from the Woman's Hospital Auxiliary. President Robert Stout accepts the gift from Laila Stout as payment toward the $25,000 pledge for the hospital building fund, leaving a remaining balance of $8,600. The name change was approved at the auxiliary annual meeting and tea.
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