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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
3
A personal reflection on mornings set by wake time, noting better mood when waking naturally. The author recalls last natural awakening being nine to ten years ago and laments sleep patterns influenced by family life and routine.
An unusual Bennington Garden Club meeting in the Old Bennington Schoolhouse explored the Flower Arranger's Garden. Speakers discussed indoor plant scale, useful greens, and involving planners to balance gardening with hosting duties, followed by member designs and a judging panel's assessments.
AUSTON Texas UP I reports a Ching Wong cleaners countdown ended with a baby announcement. Paul Stone Jr removed the slogan and displayed 607 Each day the digits fell until zero then rose to It s a girl 7 lbs 10 oz The item lists multiple other notes about fishing and theatre, including Bill Burton and George Daniels, plus local notes on Carleton Carpenter and Jack Collins.
Senior citizens, no longer in paid jobs, increasingly volunteer across the nation. NCJW leader Mrs. Joseph Willen discusses the senior service corps begun in Philadelphia in 1961 and now active coast to coast. Volunteers fill roles in settlement houses, schools, nursing homes, youth groups, and more, with diverse ages and skills.
Eldon A. Seebart of the Vermont Children's Aid Society says many babies are being given up and the society seeks adoptive parents for first or additional children. Adoption is easier now, and the goal is to place babies in permanent homes quickly with the society’s help.
Burlington Vermont article explains picking choke cherries and making jam jelly from pulp and juice. Steps include washing berries, simmering, straining, and cooking with sugar until jelly forms. Emphasizes acid, pectin, and sugar, notes natural pectin in choke cherries, and cautions about using commercial pectins.
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