Farm Bureau Holds First Area Meet
The American Farm Bureau Federation sponsored the first regional conference to review policy from the Chicago meeting. Held at the Highway Hotel in Concord New Hampshire it drew county Farm Bureau delegates from New England. Banquet speaker Roger Fleming and national reps led workshops on compensatory payments marketing and federal programs.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Decemeber
Highway Hotel
Concord
N.H
New England
Roger Fleming
The
American Farm Bureau
O.R. Long
Donald Hirsch
Jerry Cordrey
Leonard Warner
Wayne Tyler
American Agricultural Marketing Service
Conservation Ponds Support Wildlife and Farm Uses
Farm ponds offer habitat for trout in cool areas and provide water for livestock while supporting fish waterfowl and other wildlife. Ponds yield recreation fishing swimming boating and hunting opportunities and may aid game birds and migratory species. Federal cost sharing applies to permanent ponds for fish or wildlife on farmland under the ACP program.
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United States
Importance of Farm Records for Better Farm Finances
County Agent John C. Page urges regular up to date accounting using a single ledger to separate capital from expenses and personal costs. He stresses clear depreciation entries, cash purchases, and tracing interest to avoid tax trouble and to simplify year end totals.
Vermont maple queen crowned at Barre Farm Show
Maple industry selects Vermont’s 1964 queen January 28 at the Barre Farm Show with a new $25 award from the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association. Two days later the queen competes in the Miss Vermont Agriculture Contest, promoting maple products during her reign.
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Vermont
Barre
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association, Inc
Maple Promotion Contest Seeks Young Promoter Candidates
The Vermont Maple Industry Council seeks contestants aged 16 to 21 for a promotion contest based on poise personality knowledge of maple and appearance. Mail applications to Frank Rees Box 371 Burlington by January 24. Eligibility notices follow screening. Consent of parents required. Sponsored by the Vermont Maple Industry Council with cooperation from the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association and Maple Promotion Director Betty Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rees
Vermont Maple Industry Council
Burclington
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association, Inc
Betty Davis
Vermont Department of Agriculture
Seven Proud Reasons Earn Diploma at Night School
Mrs. Maxine Glove Parker finally receives her diploma from Aherns Night School after 14 years. Seven children ages 2 to 14 sit in the auditorium, named as the proud support group behind the achievement.
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Louisville
Maxine Glove Parker
Aherns Night School
Great Decisions 1964 World Issues Discussion Series
4 H Club notes promote Great Decisions 1964 a nationwide, nonpartisan discussion program. It invites groups to meet weekly for eight weeks to discuss world issues with nonpartisan fact sheets and policy ballots. Information through Bennington County Extension Service.
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Washington
France
West
Egypt
Middle East
Castro
Cuba
Americas
Indonesia
The
Bennington County Extension Service
Foresters Meet in Woodstock For Land Use Panel
The Green Mountain Chapter of the Society of American Foresters will meet at Woodstock Inn on Saturday January 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A morning business session precedes luncheon and a panel on The Forester and Land Use Planning moderated by Richard D. Jones of the U S Forest Service. Panelists include Belmont Pitkin of Goddard College and William Stone, leader of the Vermont State Extension Service.
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Belmont Pitkin
Goddard College
Hoff
William Stone
Vermont State Extension Service
Stone
Cadoret Re elected 4-H Director in Ondawa Association
Norman Cadoret of Manchester Center is reelected to the Board of Directors of the 4-H Camp Ondawa Association. His term runs until 1968 and he represents former Ondawa camp counsellors. The 15 member board includes five Farm Bureau, five Bennington County 4-H leaders, and five former camp counsellors.
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Norman Cadoret
Manchester Center
Ondawa Association
Farm Bureau
Bennington County
Forever Camp
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Po Yison Oake
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John C. Page
Rcavictor
Color TV
Home Entertainment Center
Radio
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Main St. Bennington
Dial
James A. Edgerton
Club
U.S
Congress
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Washington, D.C
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Grand Union Empire
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Foresters’ Society
Woodstock
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Economy Auto Stores, Inc
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Ings Bank
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Windsor Counties
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