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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1965
Page
3
In a light anecdotal piece from New York, Susan Strasberg weds actor Chris Jones in Las Vegas on September 25, with Strasberg's agent confirming the marriage as the couple begin a public life together.
A reflective piece on difficulty with ancient history education and a speaker’s belief that progress since childhood has been slow, suggesting a long road from early learning to present understanding. The narrator hints at interviewee confidence in moving beyond basic inventions like the wheel and lever.
Nearly 100 women from Homemaker Extension clubs attended the Annual Fall Homemakers Council Meeting in Manchester on Wednesday. Hosts Mt Equinox and Maple Leaf clubs served coffee. registration by Winhall group. Peru club organized a sale. officers and delegates updated on county projects, health, safety, and 4-H topics. an International UN anniversary luncheon featured talks on community development and the evolving role of homemakers.
JOHN F. Sullivan of Longmeadow Mass a CPA and partner at Lybrand Ross Bros and Montgomery Springfield Mass is elected one of four new corporators at the 44th annual meeting of Western New England College. He served in World War II as a navigator with the 8th Air Force earning the Air Medal with Clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross. NESTOR M Nicholas of Williamstown Mass has passed his Massachusetts Bar exam after a path through Cornell Brown University and Williston Academy. He hails from a family with local business roots and held Sigma Chi leadership roles in college.
A consumer columnist notes high pork prices pushing families to consider canned ham as a waste reducing option. She recalls a reader inquiry about bacon costs and cites Consumer Bulletin reporting on waste in canned ham usage.
A writer argues October holiday clutter blurs Halloween Thanksgiving and Christmas. Merchants mixing three events distract from each festivity, harming mood and sales. Emphasizes shopping should follow each holiday separately for the proper spirit. New Brunswick brief notes: police eject Iranian diplomat Hadi Amir Ebrahimi for speeding on the New Jersey Turnpike. Also discusses canned ham weight labeling problems and consumer guidance.
A few years ago stores rolled out tinsel glitter and fancy boxed doodads after Thanksgiving echoing old days of holiday display and shopping cheer across shops and streets.
The University of Vermont Extension Service offers Gifts You Can Make, a 32 page booklet with ideas for holiday gifts and decorations. It includes five sections Gifts for Children Useful Gifts Quick Gifts Decorations and From Your Kitchen with more than 20 recipes. Copy costs 25 cents and requests should be sent to Publications Morris Hall Burlington.
A lengthy list outlines school lunch offerings for Monday through Friday across multiple weeks. Meals include varied mains such as meat loaf, spaghetti with meat sauce, tuna salad, baked beans, ravioli, and chicken, paired with sides like rice, peas, bread, fruit, and milk. Desserts and beverages accompany most entries.
Vermont Attorney General John P. Connarn rules part of outdoor recreation money may be used for administration and planning. The Game Department says it needs 50 000 to launch its Bureau of Outdoor Recreation programs. The Inter-Agency Committee on Natural Resources has a 500 000 bond issue for outdoor recreation, with the ruling permitting admin and planning use.
Folsom California state prison newspaper asked inmates about post release plans. One prisoner replied that he would return to the old lifestyle, get healthy and fat, raise many kids, owe everyone, and pay none.
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