Lack of Voluntary Leaders Hinders 4-H and Youth Groups
4-H News notes a widespread shortage of volunteer adults to lead youth groups. The Bennington County program has about 75 volunteers guiding over 500 members, with potential reach about 10 percent. Calls for more parents to share duties and ease veteran leaders. Also includes county Round Up details and fire safety campfire regulations.
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Harry Hayden
Sunderland
Mary Laurie
Rupert
Making a Terrarium and Daily Meal Ideas from Home Demos
Home Demonstration notes encourage collecting woodland plants for a terrarium and explain Wardian Case origins and glass container setups. It suggests suitable containers, plant choices by size, and offers bul- letins on terrariums and house-plant care, with further topics on fabrics and new meals.
Recalling the Old Cider Barrel Days
County Agent John C. Page recalls how cider was made from wild and orchard apples in earlier times. He contrasts crude, vinegar-step practices with modern sanitation, notes shifts to larger mills, and reflects on how the old art may become lost while praising fresh apple juice. He reports local farm and dairy updates including cattle sales in Rutland and barn remodeling in Shaftsbury, with notes on visits from England.
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John C. Page
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