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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1976
Page
3
A Swiss note highlights Berne’s annual onion market begun in 1405, now a popular festival on the fourth Monday in November. It showcases onions with diverse regional recipes, including Cheese Onion Pie and Tomato and Onion Casserole, plus a stuffed onion dish using bacon, cheese, and herbs.
Mrs Myrtis McSweeney RN of Waltham Mass former Bennington resident was elected to the ADA national board of directors in San Francisco and as president of the ADA New England Affiliate. She led the founding of the Southern Vermont Diabetic Association and has long promoted diabetes education and community outreach through SVDA and ADA-NEA activities.
Week of Sept 13 to 17 lists Mt Anthony Union High Bennington Pownal Woodford lunches with juice, meats, sides, and desserts. Pacing includes price notes: hot lunches 40 cents, Mt Anthony and Junior High 45 cents, adult 75 cents. milk 4 cents. Also mentions chair prices and a bicentennial flag. Welcome back.
Engaged Darlene Frances Watson Hill, daughter of Jo Ann Watson and Albert Watson of Bennington, to Dennis William Hill son of Dorothy Hill and the late John T. Hill Jr. Darlene, MAUHS graduate, is a University of Vermont education major freshman. Dennis, MAUHS graduate, is Nyack College theology major freshman. No wedding date set.
The Bennington Free Library announces the final Films-Plus series, showing The Six Wives of Henry VIII from Sept 22 to Oct 28 with weekly showings on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Each episode runs one hour and a lobby display features related books and biographies, plus a free film guide.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1332 and auxiliary host a Tuesday youth dinner at 6 pm for poppy sellers. Wendy Saunders is crowned poppy queen by Commander Virginia Perrotta Jr. and president Helen Garvey. Each youth receives a gift. Max Perrotta campaigns for Town Representative District 4. Transportation line advises call 2-8315.
In Montpelier UPI report Conservation Secretary Martin Johnson rejects Democrat Scott Skinner’s claim that Gov. Thomas Salmon reneged on a pledge to switch Waterbury state hospital heating to wood. Johnson calls the charge untrue and says the administration backs a pilot wood energy project per a task force report.
Arlington schedule outlining meals from Monday to Friday with fruit juice hot dogs buttered corn pineapple toasted cheese sandwiches buttered beets carrot sticks baked rice pudding milk chicken gravy on biscuits buttered peas banana milk orange juice sausage and eggs potatoes French bread apples milk tuna rolls buttered green beans vegetable sticks cranapple sauce and
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