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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1977

Page

11

Read the Fine Print on Food Additives

Dianne Lamb reports on a Vermont meeting series about food additives and safety. The programs discuss nitrates and nitrites in meat, cancer concerns, benefits versus risks, and labeling. Free public talks occur February 1 and 2 at Federal Building Bennington and Zion Episcopal Church Manchester Center with CVPS home economist Deborah Goff.

Federal Building Bennington Deborah Goff CVPS Home Economist Federal Dianne Lamb Zion Episcopal Church Parish Center Manchester Center

Farm Show to feature Governor at noon banquet

The Vermont Farm Show closes at Municipal Auditorium with a noonday banquet featuring Gov. Richard Snelling and Carl Zurberg of Davenport Iowa. Miss Vermont Agriculture will be crowned and farm awards presented. Educational booths will line the main hall while dairy and fruit vegetable sessions run from 10 am and include University of Vermont specialists and county agents.

Vermont Richard Snelling Carl Zurberg Mississippi Waller Milk Producers Davenport Iowa Zurberg Addito First Presbyterian Church University of Vermont

ACP funds available for farmers

Farmers and woodland owners may request federal cost sharing under the 1977 ACP. High priority practices like woodland improvement and streambank stabilization are funded at 75 percent, others at 50 percent. Enrollment closes with best odds for requests received by January 31. Contact Bennington County ASCS office at 447 7595.

Robert Rudd Jr Bennington County ASCS Bennington

Full slate of meetings at Vermont Farm Show today

Barre plantsmen poultry producers and Christmas tree growers gathered here and in Montpelier on the second day of the annual Vermont Farm Show highlighting a full slate of meetings and discussions.

Barre Montpelier Vermont

Jams Jellies and Desserts Vegetables cookbook by MGCA

A Des Moines Iowa release announces a new nine by five inch MGCA cook book titled Jams Jellies and Desserts Vegetables. It features over 275 ideas for using garden vegetables, shopping details, and storage tips with a spiral binding and two alphabetized indexes. Also notes a Vermont Poultry Association meeting with talks on pesticides and egg prices.

Vermont Bertie Boyce UVM George MacCollum AVM Alan Gotlieb Bouton Joseph Costante Gotlieb Ted Flanagan Vermont Horsemen Council Des Moines Iowa The Men’s Garden Clubs of America Lyman E. Duncan MGCA Merle Hay Road

Farmland Protection Spurs Policy Debate Nationwide

San Francisco reports growing concern over the loss of prime U.S. farmland at about 1.5 million acres yearly. The Soil Conservation Service notes cropland decline near 10 percent in eight years amid urbanization and development pressures. California considers a state agricultural resources board to curb conversion, while New York and New Jersey pursue preserves and tax breaks. Officials warn preserving land is essential for food production and future generations.

San Francisco United States Washington The Soil Conservation Service U.S. Department of Agriculture CEQ Paul Bente Bente New York New Jersey Suffolk County Long Island John Zierold Rome California Sierra Club Agricultural Resources Board U.S Charles Warren Interior Department Mr. Zierold

Saving energy is a family project

William C. Snow urges families to calculate monthly energy costs across heating, electricity, cooking, hot water, and travel. He suggests involving all members, especially teens, in reducing usage through practical steps like weather stripping and caulking, aligning with the 4 H motto Learn By Doing. Encourages family councils and shared responsibility to cut energy bills by 10 to 20 percent.

William C. Snow UVM

Ham radio lawyers form CB law library for CBers facing suits

Twenty four trustees oversee the Personal Communications Foundation a nonprofit gathering a complete library of radio related court cases in the United States and Canada to aid lawyers and operators. Backed by the American Radio Relay League the foundation aims to provide free information and connect operators with knowledgeable local attorneys. Members report rising nuisance and interference cases as CB use grows and FCC fee debates continue.

Ham CB Law Library Personal Communications Foundation United States Canada PC Foundation American Radio Relay League Los Angeles Jon J. Gallo Adam Cber Carl Markov West Lancaster Lancaster FCC

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Dianne H. Lamb Gov. Snelling Municipal Auditorium Edward Bouton Washington County Agricultural P.m Stephen Roberts Woodstock East Road New Gardeners Cookbook Vermont Plantsmen Association Wilfred Kelly Vermont Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Pest Control Richard Stevens Sr Springfield Norman Pellett George Mac- Collom Vermont Poultry Association Mac- Collom Northeastern Poultry Producers Council William Rent Northeast Egg Marketing Association Durham N.H Verle Houghaboom Leonard Mercia UVM Extension By Brad Knickerbocker USDA President’s Council On Environmental Quality Christian Science Publishing Society Bina Rees Ation Office Products Center Main Street By E. Z. Strange CB Club Roanoke Rosasco Berkshire Plaza North Adams Mass Enterprise Jovan Eau Fresh Jovan Eau Cologne Quinlan Main St
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