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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1976
Page
3
A collection of home style zucchini dishes and related produce ideas. Recipes include Very Easy Zucchini Casserole Etta's Squash Nancy's Casserole Carrot Casserole and variations for cucumbers like Jellied Cucumber Soup Fried Green Tomatoes and Curried Green Tomatoes. Also notes on serving and oven temperatures.
The Bennington Horse Show Association and Green Mountain Park host a Sunday mini-horse show on Sept 12 at noon. The event, held before the final day’s first race at Green Mountain track, showcases antique carriages western riding a mounted drill team and a jumping class replay from Arlington memorial day show. Morgans quarter horses and mixed bloods including standardbreds and thoroughbreds are featured.
The library has acquired several new and donated titles on exceptional children, including Directory for Exceptional Children, If Your Child is Handicapped, MBD The Family Book, What to do about your Brain Injured Child, Forgotten Children, and Minimal Brain Dysfunction. These range from family guides to professional texts, with a note of caution on currency and fees.
A Vermont Development Agency booklet highlights fall tourism with over 300 listings of events across the state. It includes 13 regional foliage tours between 105 and 208 miles and is available free at chamber booths, welcome centers, or by mail from 61 Elm St Montpelier 05602.
Lt. Gov. Brian D. Burns, a Democratic governor candidate, charges Stella Hackel promised campaign staff jobs including banking and insurance commissioner to Edward Cashman, brother-in-law of adviser Harlan Sylvester. He notes Sylvester earned high commissions from funds Hackel turned over for investment. Burns demands Hackel come clean on who gets what jobs and asserts he will not hire or fire during the campaign.
Randolph Vermont Tomorrow announces Energy Forum 76 at Randolph Union High School on November 6. The event promotes H-206 empowering towns to appoint energy coordinators to coordinate resources, work with planning bodies, study alternatives, and potentially exempt energy sources from taxes.
Beginning with the new school year through Oct 15, three Vermont state parks will host environmental education programs for school groups. Groton State Forest, Bomoseen State Park, and Button Bay State Park will feature activities led by seasonal park naturalists, including nature walks, plant and insect studies, dyeing and spinning workshops, junior naturalist programs, historical walks, star gazing, and more. Teachers should contact the park naturalists soon.
Bennington Museum hosts a costume conservation institute this week with thirty seven museum professionals from New England and New York. The event, sponsored by the Bennington Museum and the New England Conference of the American Association of Museums, features Smithsonian specialists Karyn Harris and Shelly Foote on storage, preservation, cataloging, and exhibitions. Tom Leavitt of the Merrimack Valley Textile Museum notes regional collaboration possibilities for a textile conservation center. Area residents may call the museum with textile or costume identification questions.
The Banner corrects an error in Thursday’s Bennington County District Court report. Adrian Chenaille was not charged with breaking and entering. the home was entered by Joseph W. Baker a 17 year old of North Bennington who pleaded not guilty and was released on a $1000 recognizance bail.
An organizational meeting of the Bennington Men’s Flag Football League is scheduled for Wednesday September 8 at the community recreation center on Gage Street. The session starts at 7:30 p.m. For more information call the recreation department at 442-5446.
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