Bankers Honor 4-H Leader Mary Lourie at Banquet
Mrs Mary Lourie of West Rupert is to be honored for 35 years of service at the annual 4-H Leaders Banquet at Paradise Restaurant sponsored by Bennington County bankers. She will receive a sapphire 35 year pin and a gift from the Bennington County 4-H Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lourie
West Rupert
Paradise Restaurant
Bankers of
Bennington County
Mary Laurie
4-H Foundation
4-H Leaders Council
Vermont
Farm Bureau
Granger
State Homemakers Council
Pauline Rowe
University of Vermont
Jim Leach
Rupert
Violet Putnam
Sunderland
Chester Clark
West Pawlet
Keynith Knapp
Arlington
Pine needles shed normally in fall says Bartlett official
Pine needles brown and drop during autumn as trees shed older foliage. F.A Bartlett Tree Expert Co president notes pines shed three-year-old needles this season along with spruce fir hemlock and arborvitae. Trees should be allowed to shed and mulch. ensure adequate moisture before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Robert A. Bartlett
F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company
Albert Horst Candidate for Bennington County Supervisor
Albert B. Horst of Bennington is the candidate for supervisor in the Bennington County Natural Resources Conservation District election to be held on November 29, 1971. Eligible voters include landowners of one acre or more in the district who may vote in person at the Federal Building office. ballots must be received by 1 p.m. on election day. The elected supervisor will serve a five year term beginning January 1, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Albert B. Horst
Bennington
One last swing with lawnmower pays off in better spring grass
Extension agronomist urges final fall mowing after growth stops, before snow. Remove or mulch leaves, avoid leaving debris. Warns about snowmold risk to bentgrass and the need for late fungicide with residual value, noting environmental limits on certain chemicals in Vermont.
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Winston
AVM
Agronomist Burlington
Vermont pesticide licensing discussed at county meeting
County Agent John C. Page reports on Vermont Department of Agriculture and UVM sessions covering class A B and C pesticide licenses. The article notes safety focus, exam difficulty, and attendance by 12 to 15 applicators from multiple groups. It also includes a critical personal view on federal pesticide regulation debates in Washington and a Nobel laureate remark about DDT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Page
UVM
Vermont Department of Agriculture
Bennington
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Mary
Lake St. Catherine
Ondawa
Extension Service Advisory
Eurich
Albert Horst
OFI
Grant Restaurants
Banner
Chuck Shafer
Mt. Anthony
Grand Union Empire
Ruckelhaus
Wan
Washington
House of Representatives
UPI
Norman E. Borlaug
Betty Chapman
Sponsors of Science-Ddt
Dr. Borlaug
Borlaug
DODGE
DART
East Main St
Bennington, Vt
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