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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
6
Mount Anthony Catamount 4-H Club hosts an IFYE speaker Sally Mornay from North Hero Vermont who will lecture on her six month stay in West Germany. The talk at Old Bennington School House March 1 is free and open to the public with refreshments provided.
Woodland farming mirrors other crops with soil capacity and cultural practices guiding growth and harvesting. Extension services, foresters, and soil conservation districts offer technical help, planning, and equipment from seedling supply to marketing, fire protection, and disease control.
Advice favors gardening for fitness over long hikes and outlines simple garden benefits. It also shares Vermont farm updates on milk production, new systems, and fertilizer costs, urging fertilize the plants not the soil and noting local farmers' methods and yields.
The eighth annual meeting of the Bennington County Soil Conservation District is set for 7 at Mt Anthony Country Club Bennington. Gov Hoff is expected to attend. A report A Tree Grows in Europe by Arthur Heitmann Vermont state forester covers his forestry trip to Europe. Louis J Dondero and James L Woodard show Conser vations cartoons from the 1962 county contest. Albert B Horst will present the district activities report and Merritt Hewitt Jr will award the outstanding conservationist prize.
UPI reports USDA specialists outline beef yield from a carcass. About one quarter becomes steaks, another quarter roasts, a fourth ground beef and stew meat, and the final quarter waste bones and fat.
Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Faith Prior will speak on Speeding Up Housework at North Bennington Library Hall March 11 and Manchester Legion Auxiliary rooms March 12. She outlines laundering topics, wax removal methods using turpentine, and cautions on ventilation and fire hazards, with notices of May floor care meetings and availability of information.
John P. Steel of Bennington is unanimously elected to membership in the Ayrshire Breeders Association. The national secretary David Gibson Jr. of Brandon announced the decision. Steel hails from a dairy herd tracing its ancestry to County Ayr, Scotland, birthplace of the Ayrshire breed. There are now more than 20 000 Ayrshire herds in the United States.
Joseph E. Narrow of Hudson Falls was named district fieldman for the New York Artificial Breeders' Cooperative. He will serve Clinton Essex and Washington Counties in New York and Addison Bennington and Rutland Counties in Vermont. He is 32 and a native of Potsdam.
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