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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1963

Page

7

Predictions of a Busy Spring for Vermont Farmers

The County Agent forecasts an active spring with melting snow, early pasture work, and planned planting across Bennington and surrounding towns. Farmers face hay shortages, fertilizer costs, and a push toward agricultural chemicals while urban readers are urged to prep lawns and start seeds from stores and bulletins.

Don Harold Harrington North Bennington Eddie Eldreds West Bennington Bennington

Oldster and Car Claim World’s Oldest Car-Driver Duo

The British Motor Corporation reports a 99-year-old man, Charles Macquckin of Mysore State, Indiana, still drives a 1938 Austin. He requested about half a dozen worn parts, and the firm replied two days later the needed parts were found and being shipped by air. The company said it would underwrite all costs due to the unusual case.

New York UPI British Motor Corporation Charles Macquckin Mysore State Indiana Birmingham England Mysore Air Express

What Is a Watershed

An explanation of watershed meaning and importance. A watershed is the land area from which water drains to a point, shaping water supply, floods, and soil loss. It notes practices like terraces and crop rotations to slow runoff and protect streams, with contact for the local Soil Conservation Service in Bennington.

Local Soil Conservation Service Main St Bennington

Home Demonstration Tour Plans West Point Hyde Park Visit

The Bennington County Home Demonstration Council schedules a May 14 bus tour to West Point and Hyde Park with visits to national shrines a dress parade inspection of West Point and a Hotel Thayer dinner for 12. Registration closes May 1 on a first come basis. contact Marjorie Porter or the county extension office for blanks. The article also covers laundering problems with modern washing aids and sewing on mohair, offering practical tips and a free leaflet No. 1074 on laundering. A brief note mentions Kentucky operating 100 bookmobiles for rural reading material.

Bennington County Marjorie Porter Manchester Center

4-H Leaders Prepare for Spring Conferences and Events

Vermont 4-H plans spring leadership schools with guest Dorothy Emerson from the National 4-H Foundation arriving for two days. Southern Vermont leaders meet in Rutland May 8 for an afternoon-evening session. pre-registration letters will go out soon. Bennington and Orleans counties plan junior leader visits, with a three day conference June 25–27. Rotary sponsors fund raising for 4-H poultry projects with 500 birds raised and a banquet.

Vermont Dorothy Emerson National 4-H Foundation Miss Emerson Rutland Orleans County Bennington County 4-H Donald Laurie Jr West Rupert Kathy Young Arlington Montpelier Manchester Sunderland Carol Armstrong Donald Lewis Forrest Lewis Merritt Morey Jr Rupert Melvin Rawson Landgrove Nancy Baur Kathleen Stearns Sharon Clark West Pawlet Maria Whitman Dale Whiteman Meredith Whitman North Bennington

Oak Species Dominate Illinois Forest Land

Oak species cover over 60 percent of Illinois forest land with white oak the most common, while black oaks are prevalent in the south and red oaks in the north.

Chicago UPI Illinois

First white oak tree farm begins in U S history

In Monroe Louisiana a federal rule requiring new charred white oak barrels for Bourbon helps trigger the first white oak tree farm in the United States. Schenly Industries plans to plant over 10 000 seedlings near Monroe as a long term conservation effort to grow trees that take 60 to 100 years to mature.

Monroe UPI U.S Schenly Industries Inc

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