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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

7

High standards boost NH furniture from Kilcourse shop

Emmie Kilcourse and her son run Country Pine Shop in Wilmot Flat NH, crafting Early American furniture with solid wood, dovetail joints, and satin finishes. Backed by a nine month order backlog, they sell without catalogs or deposits, delivering custom pieces to Bermuda and France while keeping prices surprisingly low.

Wilmot N.H UPI General Motors Emmie Kilcourse Bermuda France Winthrop Tom Kilcourse Florida Son Roy Wilmot Flat

Yoga and common sense ease stress via TV lessons

Cambridge educator Bill Kennedy blends ancient yoga with practical relaxation Techniques. His 30 half hour TV shows Success Without Stress reached mass audiences, with a Tampa produced daily half hour meditation series filmed at Sunken Gardens in St. Petersburg. Kennedy promotes breathing meditating and stretching as easy daily practices for busy people, arguing yoga is practical and natural for personal well being. He offers a cassette handbook for the American Management Association and envisions broader national broadcasts to spread relaxation and health.

Cambridge, Mass UPI Bill Kennedy Kennedy Tampa Inc Tampa Fla Tampa Productions Sunken Gardens St. Petersburg

Tragic shooting case ends with boy's death

Ruth Kiertivadthanan left her 4 year old son Eric alone in her room for a few minutes. The child found a hidden gun and was critically wounded in the groin by a shot. He died the following day from the injury.

Los Angeles UPI Ruth Kiertivadthanan Eric

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