4 H News Notes Projects Camporees Planned By 4 Hers
4 H County Club Agent James A. Edgerton reports Bennington County 4 Hers shifting to overdrive with calf selection and dairy judging at Polymeadow and Highwinds Farms. May events include clothing day in Arlington and horse project day in Weybridge followed by the Rotary sponsored Rooster Project and a county 4 H Camp in July. County Field Day July 31 and Junior Leaders Conference August 16 18. A cooperative Camporee with area Girl Scouts August 3 4 5 at Vermont Forest and Farmland Foundation in Rupert. Boys Conservation Camporee September 24 26 at VFFF. State forestry tour August 2 4 and State 4 H Club Day August 10 at Vermont Technical College in Randolph Center. Walter Dunham Leads Bennington 4 H Club. Readsboro Ranger reactivated with Silvano Massari leading 25 members. Henry Steel elected state 4 H leaders.
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Bennington County
Polymeadow Farm
Highwinds Farm
Shaftsbury
al Lawrence
Barbara
Fred Bishop
Arlington
Horse Project
Weybridge
Manchester
Vermont Forest and Farmland Foundation
Rupert
VFFF
Downer
Sharon
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
Walter Dunham
Dewey Street
Bennington
Walt
Readsboro Ranger
Readsboro
Silvano Massari
Henry Steel
Marlboro Seeks Funds for College Appeal and Leadership Notes
Marlboro College issues November letters thanking friends for gifts and urging further contributions. Trustee Charles R. Crosby cites a $30,000 deficit for the current fiscal year ending June 30. The community recalls seven years of gifts funding dormitories, an auditorium, arts building, music room, observatory, and a new library. Local 4-H leaders and volunteers are recognized for leadership work and facility support, with updates on council leadership, workshops in Washington, D.C., and county contributions from banks and residents in Shaftsbury, Manchester, and Rupert.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Charles R. Crosby
Crosby
Bennington Banner Telegraphs Local Rates and Contact Lines
The Bennington Banner lists its telephone numbers for business newsroom and advertising, location at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, and announces daily publication except Sundays and holidays with subscription rates for Vermont and U.S. regions, including care for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Spring Returns Slowly on Searsburg Mountain
A Vermont mountain writer notes spring arrives late on Searsburg Mt with lingering snow and ice. While valley blooms and wildlife awaken, the author enjoys a quiet lull between seasons, calling the period an annual double take as mountain and valley life diverge in timing.
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Searsburg
Weston Playhouse Announces Seven-Week Spring Series
Weston Playhouse unveils May 8 to June 19 attractions headlined by Vermont Symphony Orchestra on May 16 and a Memorial Day concert by a New Jersey mixed chorus on May 29. May 21 22 feature Springfield Community Players The Music Man. June 11 12 host Jack Straw Sam Lloyd Community Capers. Opening night Roaring Twenties with Dixieland and Chaplin films. Penny auction June 5 with gala supper. Final week offers Toy Shop Fantasy ballet for children. Series benefits the Playhouse Community Center fund. Admission varies. children under 12 $1.
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Weston
Weston Playhouse
Vermont Symphony
Alan Carter
New Jersey
Lorraine Miller
U.S. Air Force
Springfield Community Players
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James A. Edgerton
Henry
Chester Clark
West Pawlet
Richard Hagelbergs
Arington
William Center
Kenneth Cornell
Washington, D.C
4-H
Mt. Equinox
Taconic Grange
Fred Stone
Merritt Morey Sr
Vermont
U.S
Nichals
Shine
Coats
Nichols
Free Union St. Parking Lot
Off Union
Union Street
Russ
Chelsea
Racoon Coats
Clara Bow
Charlie Chapin
Sam Lloyd
Playhouse
Weston School Club
Toyshop Fantasy
Sybil DeNeergaard
Springfield
Weston Community Club
New Playhouse and Community Center
Thly
Evelyn Pearson
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