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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1966

Page

13

Vermont Gardener A Detergent That's Wetter than Water

Three years of rainfall deficiency have left soils dry and hard for rain to soak in. Golf course managers tested non ionic wetting agents to reduce water surface tension, enabling rain to penetrate dry soil. A quart treats 4000 square feet, making irrigation and lawn establishment possible in clay subsoils.

United States

Simplicity urged for Arlington beautification plan

Conservation talk by Stuart Ortloff emphasized simple, clean design and open space. He warned rapid growth threatens views and urged future planning, pond projects, and tidy surroundings to boost community pride and appeal.

Stuart Ortloff Ortloff Arlington Arlington Garden Club

Vermont Dairy Princess Contest Seeks 1966 Candidate

A Vermont resident aged 16 to 21 on a dairy farm and in good health may enter the 1966 dairy princess contest. May 1 is the entry deadline with forms at high schools county agents or the A D A of fice in Montpelier. The Barre event on May 26 will announce the winner and alternate at the Vermont Dairy Dinner. Prizes include 350 dollars and an all expense paid trip to Chicago for the national contest in June 1967.

Montpelier Vermont American Dairy Association of A.D.A Barre Vermont Dairy Chicago

Easter Twilight, Morgan Stallion, Dies After Accident

Extension Agent JOHN C. PAGE recalls Easter Twilight the 16 year old Morgan stallion owned by Keynith Knapp. The horse's training, show success, and 200 progeny across the country are noted along with memories of Allan Knapp and the Morgan barn at Bald Mountain Farm.

John C. Page University of Vermont Extension Agent Morgan Horse Keynith Knapp Easter Twilight Knapp Key Allan Ken Knapps Black Cloud Tinkerbelle Bald Mountain Farm

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