Workman’s compensation changes for farmers and land use law
The Bennington Banner reports new rules effective July 1 1973 requiring all employers to provide workman's compensation, with few exemptions for farm payrolls under 1000 dollars and family workers. The piece also explains Title 10 8301 8408 on acquisition of land by public agencies and how Dorset towns use it to grant tax relief for farming and open land, urging exploration of the law's possibilities.
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Vermont
Dorset
Stowe
Pruning Rules From Dr Pellett For Safe Spring Care
Burlington experts warn against over pruning as shrubs risk losing bloom. University of Vermont horticulture specialist Dr Norman Pellett advises selective pruning after flowering for early bloomers and before growth for later bloomers, with foundation evergreens pruned anytime in spring. He stresses thinning older stems and keeping natural shape, while avoiding heavy cuts to avoid reducing flowering.
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Burlington
Norman Pellett
University of Vermont
Pellett
Proper space boosts garden growth and yields
Dr. Ted Flanagan explains spacing rules for common vegetables. Thin crowded rows early, leaving spaced plants to reach full size. Beets onions parsnips need 2 3 inches. carrots about an inch. radishes lettuce may stay dense. Train taller crops to climb via stakes, wires, or trellises to maximize sun and ease weeding.
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Ted Flanagan
State Day 4H Youth Day at Barre Auditorium
Barre hosts State Day this Saturday for a statewide 4 H event. About 1 000 4-Hers participate with booths stage exhibits and a West Side Story excerpt by the Bennington County Drama Club. Free admission open to the public at 10 50 a m to about 3 p m.
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Barre Auditorium
Barre
Bennington County
Beaucrafters
Bennington
Mary Carlson
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Lesley Pratt
Nancy Hagelberg
Arlington
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Care labels simplify home garment care for homemakers
A 1950s guide explains new laws requiring care labels on garments over three dollars and on yard goods. It notes labels should last the garment’s life, helps avoid mistakes, and urges consulting labels for proper washing, bleaching, drying, and ironing. An American Apparel Manufacturers Association leaflet clarifies meanings and offers a consumer care guide.
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American Apparel Manufacturers Association
Consumer Care Guide
Extension Service
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