Eurich to manage Champlain Valley Exposition
Edward R. Eurich of Waitsfield was elected manager of the Champlain Valley Exposition at the directors meeting. He is a former Vermont Agriculture Commissioner (1969 1973), longtime farmer, former state legislator and Waitsfield selectman, with prior work in poultry programs and Holstein cattle management.
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Burlington
Edward R. Eurich
Waitsfield
Eurich
Warren
Vermont
Burlington Business College
Brandon Training School
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Gordon
House
Agriculture Committee
Milk dealer accuses big firms of squeezing independents
Westchester milk dealer Lawrence Newman charged outside Albany hearings that large firms collude to force independents from the market. He cited unwritten bidding rules and alleged illegal practices. Deltown Foods denied claims, citing credit issues and supply moves. A related note reports Stanford researchers considering ionization control of Earth's atmosphere, tied to Antarctic studies.
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Albany
N.Y
Westchester County
Lawrence Newman
State Department of Agriculture
Division of
Dairy-Industry Services
Newman
William Greenawalt
Peter Peyser
Herbert Kling
Dairy Industry Services Division
Purity Farms
Beverly Farms
Greenawalt
County Medical Center
Grasslands
Valhalla
R.G. Henry
Deltown
Purity
Whitehead
Crowley Foods, Inc
Beverly
Crowley
Robert Marcus
Workshop on erosion and sediment control in Vermont
Retired state conservationist Lemuel J. Peet will lead a Randolph Union High School workshop on erosion and sediment control July 18. Sponsored by the Natural Resources Conservation Council and the Vermont Association of Conservation Districts, the all day event aims to raise awareness and discuss non farm erosion impacts, with participation by invitation or by notifying Mrs. Linda S. Beaudoin in Montpelier.
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Randolph
Lemuel J. Peet
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Randolph Union High School
Natural Resources Conservation Council
Vermont Association of Conservation Districts
Vermont
Peet
Forests and Parks Department
Seward Weber
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Arthur L. Hodges
U.S. Geological Survey
Linda S. Beaudoin
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Montpelier
Denim fashions endure from Nimes to Western wear
Denim began in Nimes France and evolved into durable workwear and high fashion. It spread via sailors cowboys and Western movies to become a global fabric. Americans strengthened its popularity with 400 million yearly yards and coast guard blue jeans.
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Dianne E. Hall
UVM County Extension Agent
Nimes
France
America
Asia
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