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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1974
Page
9
A UVM extension guide explains credit cards and charge accounts, their costs, and how to use credit wisely. It covers types of revolving plans, interest methods, and steps to improve credit credibility while avoiding overspending and improper unsolicited cards. It urges budgeting, timely payments, and comparing credit costs to savings.
Hoacre Farms owners John and Terry Hoag of Walloomsac N Y report their registered Holsteins were body conformation classified on December 17 1973 by an official Holstein Friesian Association classifier from Brattleboro. The herd totals include four excellents eleven very goods and twenty eight good pluses. The classifier uses a twelve part word picture for breeding planning and the Holstein Association will summarize the data on its high speed computer.
Melvin Lawrence of Shaftsbury won the 1973 Bennington County Outstanding 4-H Livestock Member award at the annual banquet. He has raised Jerseys for years as his 4-H project and was chosen for sportsmanship shown in 1973. Other nominees included Bill Wicks Ann Jareckie Keith Mosher Gretchen Strohmaier and William Strohmaier of Bennington plus Leon Corey and Brian Mason of Pawlet. Special rabbit project awards went to Albert Lulek of Pawlet and Michael Hoyt of Rupert.
Nutritionists say many Americans misread their eating habits. Mothers report three meals plus snacks, yet family breakfasts are rare and dinners brief. The typical day features about 20 food contacts with snacking continuing into night. Industry fortifies munchies, appealing to guilt, while ethnic and mainstream shifts reshape patterns.
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