Vermont Maple Council seeks 5000 for film and promotion
The Vermont Maple Industry Council in Montpelier on February 6 discussed raising 5000 dollars to cover costs for distributing The Flavor of Vermont film. Funds would match regional development support to purchase 16 mm prints, convert to 35 mm, and distribute to theaters. A sanitation committee was formed to improve sugarhouse cleanliness and equipment. Officials noted an FDA inspector will test syrup quality and invited him to the next meeting.
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Jacksonville
Vermont Maple Industry Council
Vermont
Robert G. Coombs Jr
Montpeler
New England Regional Commission
Vermont Agency For Development and Community Affairs
Coombs
Regional Commission
Everett Willard
Montpelier
Robert Bordeau
Fairfax
James Marvin
Burlington
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association
Markets Development Division
Vermont Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Univeristy of
Vermon
Leland Rudd
Arlington
David Harlow
Ludlow
VMLS
Alston Ham
Sheffield
Wilson Clack
Wells
Family money plan guide for weekly savings and budgeting
A practical blueprint for households to outline a weekly budget and savings plan. It covers steps: compute weekly income, set aside fixed obligations, establish an emergency fund, and allocate living expenses among family members. The aim is to control spending and reveal how money is spent and saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetter
Frumall
County Agents Report On The Enduring Family Farm Power
The county agent argues that despite headlines about corporations and back to the land, most food is produced on family farms. It notes family farms are businesses needing profit, long hours, and flexible schedules driven by seasons. It contrasts farm labor with industrial employment, emphasizing management and resilience over time clocks.
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Bug Time Corporation
Big Corporation
Knit wardrobe tips from Burlington extension expert
Burlington advice notes how to inspect knit fabrics before buying or sewing a knit quit or dress. Kay Strassburg from the University of Vermont explains knitted fabrics are interlocking loops, with double knits heavier and shape retaining. Excessively long narrow loops indicate manufacturing strain and potential shrinkage in cleaning.
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Burlington
Kay Strassburg
Extension Textiles
University of Vermont
Morrill Hall
University of Vernon
Unnamed Fish Wash Out During Restocking on River Bure
A Norwich report notes Bryan Childerhowse found the River Bure reduced to a mere stream after flood gates were opened following restocking with 40,000 tiny fish. Engineers were not informed, and the fish were washed away as the river flow dropped to a trickle.
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Norwich
England
UPI
Bryan Childerhowse
Bure
River Authority
County Youth Notes New 4 H clubs in action
Several new 4H clubs are forming in Bennington County with age rules for certain projects. Home Improvement led by Mrs. Masonet Pownal welcomes youth. Snowmobile led by Bill Wicks Jr requires ages 12 and up, first meeting Feb 22 at 7 30 p.m. at Bill’s home. Stamford Horse Club led by Marge Cutler meets March 5. Veterinary Science led by Richard Boyd of Shaftsbury open to ages 12 and older from Bennington area. Photographer Kathy Bartell reports a full, growing interest at Bennington. Contact Extension Service Office at the Federal Building for details. Dr Arthur Coombs speaks on The Helping Professions Feb 15 at 7 p.m. at the Federal Building for youth workers and teachers.
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Coley Masonet Pownal
Bill Wicks Jr
Bill
H Horse Club
Stamford
Marge Cutler
Richard Boyd
Shaftsbury
Veterinary Science Club
Federal Building
Bennington
Kathy Bartell
Bennington County
Extension Service
Arthur Coombs
Good News For Everyone From The Bible Standard
The message offers God’s love and eternal life through Christ, promising Christians favored in a future world government. It invites readers to request a free Bible news pamphlet from The Bible Standard, Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, and asserts a joyous new era following current times of trouble.
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The
Bible Standard
Chester Springs
Understanding Pesticides booklet issued in Washington DC
A free informative booklet titled Understanding Pesticides has been prepared by the National Agricultural Chemicals Association. Prefaced by William D. Ruckelshaus, administrator of the EPA, it explains industry research to ensure pesticide safety and effectiveness and describes how pesticides help control harmful organisms.
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Washington, D.C
National Agricultural Chemicals Association
Wiliam D. Tuckelshaus
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Pesticides Defined and Government Role Examined
A Sunday booklet explains five basic pesticides and how they combat targets like Eyesy moths, mosquitoes, dandelions, and Black Spot. It highlights government involvement in banning and restricting common chemicals and offers a free copy from Dept. K, NACA, Washington DC.
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Dept. K
NACA
N.W
Washington, D.C
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Stuart Thompson
East
Scotland
Windsor
Hinesburg
Finast
Horth Bennington Rand
Branington, Vermont
Richmond
Eileen M. Brogan
John C. Page
University of Vermont County
Puy Corporation
Vermont Nationalny Vente
William C
Snow County
UYM
Greenberg
IW Greenberg
Hartware
Ilnings
Lumbex
Satusbay
VM Liqueur
Furst Prize
Zenish Coloh
Porladel
Luna
Rame Holder
Thane
Bezalifal Man
Zinnta Bloomis
Burecan
Green Mountains Liqueurs, Inc
Elm St
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