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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
6
A UPI guide outlines simple window frame painting steps for double hung windows. It recommends tools like a long handled sash brush and a paint shield, prep with dirt removal and priming, metal priming for steel frames, and a staged sequence painting bottom sash, dividers, and upper sash while keeping panes clear.
New York report advises starting with larger pots for fall and winter. Small plants in containers under 214 inches require more care unless you have controlled growing spaces. Professionals favor porous terra cotta pots for natural drainage to prevent overwatering while indoor gardening trends favor miniature varieties like African violets roses geraniums chrysanthemums begonias and cyclamen.
Williams College hosts an open house for its new four residence clusters at the Greylock Corner on Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5. Town officials and community members are invited with no special invitation required. Limited parking is available at the Adams Memorial Theatre rear. Visitors may tour first floors of the four houses and Greylock Dining Hall. The buildings, designed by Benjamin Thompson of TAC, were dedicated last Sunday and in use since Sept 23. An open house for the Karl E Weston Language Center will be held later.
Shaftsbury Mrs. Alice Bunk announced at the Wednesday meeting that five members have completed radio school and will handle radios during fires, relieving the men. They plan to attend the State Firefighters Auxiliary meeting at Willow Road Fire house as guests of the Bennington Rural Auxiliary. A Halloween masquerade is planned for Oct 30 at the firehouse for firemen and guests with prizes under Mrs. Edward Armstrong’s supervision. Music from 9:30 PM to 3 AM.
Peru residents and visitors enjoyed a weekend in nearby towns with social visits, church activities, and local events. The Bondville Fair drew crowds to see the Valley Band and a horse drawing, while Garry Moore and family visited local hosts in Rye and Peru. Dr. Joseph A. Mason was named director of American dependent schools in Europe, succeeding Robert M Kane who left Rogers University.
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