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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1976

Page

3

Meat buys and cooking tips from Extension Service meeting

Extension Service meeting on buying storing and cooking meat offers plans to save by buying by cost per serving and using your freezer. Dianne Lamb presents tips with charts and pamphlets while Eileen Brogan’s booklet guides transforming roasts and legs of lamb into multiple meals. Recipes include Savory Onion Round Steak Swiss Steak and venison dishes with tenderizing methods and slow cooking.

Dianne Lamb Dianne Eileen Brogan Extension Service Office South St Bennington

Equal Time on Social Security Woes and Women's Rights

A Vermont readers Q A column by Constance II Kite discusses Social Security inequities and homemaker credits. It urges legislative reform to ensure equal benefits for homemakers and wage earners, noting many women live on under $2,000 yearly.

Constance II. Kite Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women Ms. Kite Governor’s Commission On the Pavilion Building Montpelier Vermont

School Lunch Menu With Holiday Breaks Note

Weekly lunch offerings listed from Monday to Friday include ham patties, mashed potatoes, peas, sliced peaches and milk. Several days indicate no school due to Thanksgiving or recess, with reminders to enjoy the holiday.

Bennington Briefs Seven notices for clubs and services

The Green Mountain Club and Taconic Hiking Club plan a nine mile level hike near Pittstown New York on Sunday November 21 meeting at 8 15 a m behind Vermont Bank and Trust Co bring a lunch details from Tom Bailey at 442 5503 Gail s Beauty Boutique relocates November 16 to South Street Extension just before Howard Johnson Napolitano s opens November 23 Thanksgiving closure Planned Parenthood adds a nurse on duty from 9 to 12 Tuesday through Saturday starting December 1 for appointments call 9 to 5 for details and other local business notices

Green Mountain Club Taconic Hiking Club Pittstown N.Y Vermont Bank & Trust Co Tom Bailey Gail South Street Howard Johnson Planned Parenthood

Weekend Snow Flurries Likely Then Sunny Monday

An extended outlook for Saturday through Monday calls for a chance of snow flurries Saturday. Partly cloudy on Monday. Daytime highs in the 30s and low 40s. Overnight lows in the 20s.

National Retardation Month Book Notes at Library

The Bennington library highlights key works on retardation including The Retarded Child by Nancy W. Faber and What To Do About Your Brain Injured Child by Glenn Doman. It promotes practical guidance, hopeful stories, and methods for helping brain injured and developmentally challenged children, plus related titles and resources. The note also mentions holiday shelving changes, closing times, and a Thanksgiving Day closure.

Nancy W. Faber Glenn Doman Institutes U.S Doman Institute J. Clifford Scott Marilyn Segal Debbie Rosenzweig-Long Philip Bailey Bailey

Vermon t housing project scaled down to 89 units

The New England Non-profit Corp moves to cut Vermont’s largest public housing project from 95 to 89 units after missing the initial 95 home commitment. If allowed, 26 homes would be dropped from Morrisville and another town, with a $160,000 loss projected on a $300,000 investment.

Montpelier UPI Vermont State Housing Authority New England Non-profit Corp Housing Authority James Finneran Finneran Morrisville Middlebury Georgia Newport

First American execution documented in Plymouth 1630

United Press International notes John Billington became the first person executed in America, hanged for murder at Plymouth Massachusetts on September 30, 1630. The historic case marks the earliest recorded capital punishment in the colonies.

America John Billington Plymouth Mass

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