Food value of sawdust explored as a hobby
Dr. Joseph Ryerson of Holland Patent New York, a Vermont visitor and longtime chemical hobbyist, promotes converting sawdust into cattle feed as a low cost solution. He describes a damp dry process to release digestible cellulose, notes small particle sizes yield better nutrition, and advocates testing this method with Vermont universities and agencies.
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Manchester
Vermont
Joseph Ryerson
Holland Patent
N.Y
Green Mountain
Ryerson
Pennsylvania State University
Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers In Europe
SHAPE
NATO
Department of Defense
Defense Department
IPC seeks upland logging rights above 2500 feet in Vermont
At a Windham District Act 250 hearing International Paper Co. requested a land use permit to log pulp wood above 2,500 feet on 21,588 acres across Winhall Stratton and Sunderland. About 20 locals and officials attended as IPC pledged no clear cutting and buffers near streams and major waterways while outlining planned road work and safeguards. The panel took the matter under advisement with a ruling due within 20 days.
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Bondville
Windham District
Ticonderoga
N.Y
District Commission
Windham and
Bennington
IPC
Robert W. Wood
Woodstock
Wood
Stratton Pond
Lye Brook
Stratton
Manchester
Norman C. Arsenault
Forest Service
Arsenault
Paper Company
Kelly Stand
East
Arlington
Wordsboro
Sunderland
J. Alan Chalmers
Weston
Stratton Mountain
Paul L. Nergaard
Seniors shop to accept crafts in Sunderland
The senior citizens crafts shop Creations by Generations near Baskerville will accept crafts on December 4 and 6 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The shop will open for business later this month. Handicapped people or those 60 or over may sell handmade crafts and can volunteer by calling the listed numbers and RSVP lines.
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Sunderland
Baskerville
Bennington BCRC Dinner Tickets Wind Down Friday
Last day to buy BCRC annual dinner tickets at the Bennington Elks Lodge across a 6 p.m. cocktails and 7 p.m. buffet. Guest speaker is Dr. Martin Johnson, secretary of the Agency of Environmental Conservation. Tickets $6.50, available by mail, phone 375-2576, or from listed shops and commissioners.
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Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
Bennington Elks Lodge
Martin Johnson
State Agency of
Harrington’s
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Power’s Market
North Bennington
Christmas fund dance at Jermain Hall benefits association
White Creek residents and visitors spend weekends at local homes. A public dance, square and round, will be held Saturday Dec 7 at Jermain Community Hall to benefit the Jermain Hall Association. United Methodist Women plan December meeting Dec 4 with a covered dish supper and a Christmas program.
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Jermain Community Hall
Jermain Hall Association
United Methodist Women of the Jermain Church
Gordon Byars
Community Notes From Cambridge Area Nov 1974
South Cambridge resident Frank Baker has returned home from McClellan Hospital. Area Cambridge Central School students make first quarter honor list including Anthony and John Turi high honors. David MacNeilly Kathryn Saile Patricia Turi Elaine Williams honors. Kathleen and William Austin Bruce Bailey Louis Suille merit. The combined services of circuit churches are set for Sunday Dec 1 at Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 9 a.m. A scrap paper drive yielded over $100 for the mill. A son was born to Howard M. and wife at St Clares Hospital in Denville New Jersey on November 22 1974. The O’Donovans reside in Lake Mohawk Sparta New Jersey. Mr O’Donovan is the son of C H O’Donovan of Dorset and Mrs O’Donovan is Jane Polston daughter of William Polston Evanston Illinois formerly of Manchester.
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Cambridge Central School
Anthony
John Turi
David MacNeilly
Kathryn Saile
Patricia Turi
Elaine Williams
Kathleen
William Austin
Bruce Bailey
Louis Suille
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Howard M. O’donovan
St. Clares Hospital
Denville
N.J
O’donovans
Lake Mohawk
Sparta
O’donovan
C.H. O’donovan
Dorset
Jane C. Polston
William Polston
Evanston
Manchester
Dog champs named from Bennington Kennel Club A match
The Bennington County Kennel Club released final obedience scores and best of breed selections from the recent A match. Nancy MacMahon coordinated results noting 123 breed entries across 42 breeds with top picks including Rupert's Goldylocks in Labrador, Sacandaga Harem Scarem Afghan Hound, Spicewood's Bianca Von York Standard Schnauzer, Larklain's Super Prince Welsh Corgi, Maleady's Tuffy Pomeranian, and King Nicholas Baltar Husky who placed third. Sipehian Husky owner Jeanne Lapine of Readsboro contributed.
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Bennington County Kennel Club
Nancy MacMahon
Rupert
Dorothy B. Howe
Manchester Center
Hazel B. Hickok
Bennington
Bianca von York
Avis C. Hurley
Woodford
Larklain
Debbie Gauthier
Manchester
Pomeranian, ‘Maleady
Ann Maleady
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Jeanne Lapine
Nicholas Baltar
Ms. Lapine
Readsboro
Battenkill Grange Notes Busy December Planning
Battenkill Grange held a regular meeting led by Worthy Master Roy Crofut. Youth chair Steven Matteson reported subscriptions to The Green Mountain Granger sent to two Grange boys in the military, Theodore Matteson and Jerome Whitman, with a Thanksgiving basket planned for a local family. December 4 and 18 baskets for Austine and Brandon schools were announced.
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Roy Crofut
Battenkill Grange
Steven Matteson
Green Mountain Granger
Grange
Theodore Matteson
Jerome Whitman
Belle-Decker
Austine School
Brandon School
Ruth Stearns
Mildred Killmartin
Belle Decker
Abbie Baker
Betty Crocker
Grange Center
Doris Wright
Ceres
Gayle Paustian
Decker
Bessie Ayers
Florida
Shirley Matteson
Pomona
Viola Wilcox
Manchester
Arlington Route 7 crash ends without injuries
State police report a one car accident on Route 7 in Arlington Tuesday at 9 am caused by slippery roads. Valarie A. Oakland 30 of Lost Lake Road lost control of a 1971 International Scout and rolled the vehicle. one side of the Scout was aged but no injuries were reported. The event notes a later speaker announcement and a Pomona Battenkill meeting with a gift exchange on December 10 at 8:15 pm.
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Arlington
Valarie A. Oakland
Lost Lake Road
Pownal Delinquent Taxes With Penalties and Abatement Meeting
Delinquent taxes in Pownal face an eight percent penalty and five cent warrant until November 30. After December 1 the tax accrues 12 percent annually or one percent per month. Payments go to Mrs. Ida Cameron of North Pownal. As of November 4 total delinquent taxes stand at $49,968.31. A tax abatement meeting is set for Friday December 6 at 5 p.m. in the town office.
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Pownal
Ida Cameron
North Pownal
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