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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1974
Page
9
Practical guidance for mothers buying grade school outfits. Emphasizes growth, proper fit, and freedom of movement. Highlights sizes based on body measurements, avoiding garments that restrict activity, with tips on adjustable hems, pockets, and listening to a child’s clothing preferences.
AVM Garden Specialist Ted Flanagan notes Burlington joins Baltimore Chicago and other cities with a robust program. About 581 gardeners til 748 plots at 20 locations with 2 000 Vermonters growing their own vegetables on land provided by local groups. Gardens are self governed with policies by sponsoring organizations while Gardens For All aided early on with tilling and newsletters. New sites include a jughandle garden at UVM and clusters at Northgate Chamberlain Champlain Baird and Crossroads. A fenced Cliffside site adds a picnic table and Mt Saint Mary gardeners plan harvest events as kiosks may appear next year.
A UPI report notes consumer questions about supply terms. The Agricultural Marketing Service clarifies a bottom to top scale for supply status from tight to abundant, detailing that fully adequate sits above adequate and more than adequate, with ample and heavy at the high end.
Washington predicts more beef on shelves than last September but leaner, tougher grain and grass fed beef will dominate. Tender grain fed supply remains near year earlier lows while grass fed production rises. Other foods show ample milk and fruit but some canned goods and wheat remain tight yet adequate for domestic needs.
A UVM Youth Extension Agent advises new students about adjusting to college life. The piece stresses independence, setting realistic study goals, balancing studies with friendship and recreation, and managing work commitments. It encourages talking with upperclassmen for guidance.
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