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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1974

Page

7

The Perils and Power of Communication

A compact overview on how breakdowns in communication fuel tension and conflict. It covers verbal and non verbal cues, barriers like closed minds and snap judgments, and steps to improve listening and responsiveness in everyday interactions.

New England homesteader finds happiness in Maine

ARTHUR FREDERICK HARBORSIDE Maine UPI. Scott Nearing 90 and his wife Helen 69 have homesteaded in New England for over 40 years. They grow food organically build with stone and cut their own firewood. Nearing left western civilization after firings for radical beliefs. He works on his book Where Is Civilization Going daily and welcomes visiting youngsters drawn to living the Good Life.

Harborside Maine UPI Scott Nearing New England Nearing Helen Vermont Nixon Scott Nearings

YCC applications due in Rutland camps return this summer

Youth Conservation Corps camps will operate in Green Mountain National Forest Vermont. Applications due March 15 with selection by April 20. 72 youths aged 15 through 18 will work 4 weeks at Camp Roaring Brook near Danby on conservation projects with meals and camping facilities. Coed, learning through field work plus group discussions.

Rutland Youth Conservation Corps Green Mountain National Forest Vermont Department of Forests and Parks Vermont L. Kent Mays Department of Forests and Parks Bill Snow Department of Forests & Parks Agency of Environmental Conservation Montpelier Forest Supervisor’s Roaring Brook Danby YCC Congress Mays

Fisher population growth noted in Vermont study

University of Vermont forester Robert Fuller details a federally funded study on the fisher in Vermont. The work, begun last summer, tracks distribution, range and habits using radio collars and captive tests, with aims to gauge population resilience before any open hunting season.

Burlington Vermont Robert Fuller University of Vermont Maine Department of Forests and Parks Fuller University of Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station School of Natural Resources Minnesota House Fish and Game Committee

4-H explained in Bennington County youth notes

The public often misreads 4-H as farm kid focused. Under 10 percent of local members engage in agriculture. more may join as food costs rise. 4-H serves ages 9 to 19 through learn by doing projects led by volunteers, with clothing and crafts most popular. A model trains group has interest. call 447-7582 if you can lead.

Bennington County

Beef versus dairy is meeting topic

Vermont extension agents report rising interest in beef production as a part time venture with herds from 1 to 300 cows and plans for a 1000 head spread. A two day March 8 9 short course at the Ramada Inn South Burlington co sponsored by Extension Vermont Beef Producers Association and Vermont Angus Association features university and industry speakers.

Burlington Vermont David P. Newton Rutland Beef Project Ramada Inn South Vermont Beef Producers Association Vermont Angus Association

Time to destroy gypsy moth egg masses in northeast

USDA urged homeowners in eleven northeastern states to remove gypsy moth egg masses now through mid April. Egg masses, buff colored and velvety, cling to tree branches, lawn furniture and vehicles. in woods they hide in bark crevices and on rocks. Paint with creosote or scrape into kerosene. Iverson notes mass destruction is more efficient than targeting caterpillars later and recommends community action to prevent reinfestation.

Washington, D.C United States U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

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