Autumn Discoveries Stir Imagination In A Bennington Office
Readers report nature’s curiosities from hornet like Schnellman flies to seed quirks in pumpkins and squashes. The column notes a maple blight myth, explains maple borer interactions, pine needle drop, and warns about mushrooms and edible risks.
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Sheriffs posse trail ride award winners announced
The Fall Foliage Competitive Trail Ride in Stamford crowned Jane Worthington of Bennington Grand Champion and Carla LaBombard of Stamford Reserve Champion. Winners spanned Pony, Light, Middle, and Heavyweight divisions with multiple regional competitors, horsemanship and sportsmanship honors, and Best of Breed awards.
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Jane Worthington
Bennington
Stamford
Sheriffs Posse
Bennington County Mounted Sheriff's Posse
Carla LaBombard
Mary Lynn Foster
Manchester
Brenda Mullett
David Ingerson
Littlton
N.H
Terry Schurink
Shaftsbury
Rene Schurink
Andrea Reynes
Judy Robare
Donna Isherwood
Williamstown
Roy Mullett
Beekeeping in Peril from Broad Pesticide Use in New England
Mass Audubon and national groups warn Levin pesticide harms bees and pregnant females, urging against Sevin in forests and urban shade trees. Northwest pilot program sent two billion bees to Oregon Washington to pollinate crops as a countermeasure, while New England crews push spray campaigns to curb gypsy moths for tourism fears.
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Oregon
Washington
Levin
Northwest
New England
Cape Cod
Massachusetts and
National Audubon Societies
September regional milk prices in Boston area outlined
Boston Regional market milk producers will receive a minimum blended price of 6.66 per hundredweight for 3.5 percent milk in September in Zone 21. Farm deliveries to city bottling plants in Massachusetts and Rhode Island earn 7.06 per hundredweight, reflecting 40 cents more due to assembly and transport costs. The September Zone 21 price equals about 1444 cents per quart, with funds added back to the pool totaling 868,863 dollars and boosting the price by 30 cents per hundredweight under the seasonal incentive plan.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Richard D. Aplin
Louisville
Vermont stockyard operator charged with trust violations
Edmund G Wisnowski of Addison County Commission Sale in East Middlebury Vermont faces a USDA Packers and Stockyards Act complaint alleging failure to maintain a proper trust account, shortages in funds, misused checks, and incomplete records from late 1970 to early 1971. A hearing will determine if charges prove violations with possible suspension of his market agency registration.
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Washington, D.C
Edmund G. Wisnowski
Addison County Commission
East Middlebury
Packers and Stockyards
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wisnowski
USDA
Packers and Stockyards Administration
P&sa
County Youth Notes Teens are appreciated
A letter from North Pownal teen leader Glory Danforth Damen praises teen 4-H club leaders stepping up where adults failed. She highlights Green Up Day, camping independence, girls winning Field Day ribbons, boys building a three sided clubhouse with a donated wood stove, and plans to sell Christmas decorations in November. The writer urges more adult leadership to unlock teen potential.
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William C
Snow County
UVM
North
Pownal
Ted
Church
Glory Danforth Damen
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