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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1967
Page
3
A playful scene shows a motherly figure catering to a household on the first day of school. She offers breakfast choices and household tasks while urging calm and cheer. The dialogue hints at concern as sisters wonder if she has slipped her lid and suggests calling Dad or a doctor.
Homemaker extension agent Marion Harris announces the county delegate meeting in Manchester on September 7 at 10 a.m. and an autumn program including a Boston Museum of Fine Arts tour on October 11. Also outlines pillow washing methods for feather, dacron, and other fillings and drying guidance.
The Weather Bureau projects temperatures in New England two to six degrees below normal over the next five days from Saturday to Wednesday. Warm spells are expected Sunday and Monday, with a cool turn again on Wednesday. Daytime highs reach in the 70s while lows vary from upper 40s in the north to upper 50s in the south. Precipitation should total under a quarter inch, with showers likely around Tuesday.
A national study shows men increasingly cook at home and seek new recipes using potato chips. The Men’s National Cooking Championship invites male amateurs to submit original main dishes with chips. finalists and their wives receive a week’s vacation in Miami Beach with a final on January 23, 1968. Prizes range from 1000 to 200 dollars, judges are women cooking experts.
MISS MAUREEN SULLIVAN of Pittsfield Mass daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert T Sullivan is shown on the front cover of The Sign the national Catholic magazine for September. The photo was taken in Rome during her junior year at the Rome Center of Loyola University of Chicago She plans to graduate from Merrimack College Andover MA next June The feature Rome Was Her Classroom by Daniel Madden includes more photos of Maureen and over 300 American students on that campus last year. The photos were by John Ross. Maureen notes the North Central Association standards require a B average to enter and a C to remain Students study Italian and travel to Florence Assisi and Naples during weekends. A Christmas trip across Europe included the Matterhorn Rheims Amiens Chartres Canterbury Avignon and Dublin. Maureen even skied in the Austrian Alps. She says the year broadened her and classmates outlooks and that they learned to use Italian in daily life.
New York United Press International reports that American colleges expand study abroad, with Earlham College pioneering a non Western program sending GLCA students to Japan. Dr. Jackson Bailey cautions that many programs risk gimmickry if teaching methods remain unchanged, while emphasizing Japan as vital to understanding the East.
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