Meigs 4 H Club News highlights Aug meetings and demonstrations
Meigs County 4 H clubs report activities at fairs and meetings. Denise Dean demonstrated ear tagging procedure. Meigs Shepherds discussed lamb grooming and fair booth setup. Hillbillies 4 H covered judging, projects, and scrambled eggs lesson. Chester Farm Boys showcased safety, health, and birds demos. Bashan Bunch planned camping trip and table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Dean
Mark and
Mary Mora
Meigs County
Shepherds 4-H Club
Rocksprings Fairgrounds
Julia Johnson
Fairgrounds
Dan Dailey
Hillbillies
Colwell
Mary Colwell
Colwells
Rutland Methodist Church
Patty Dyer
Chester Farm Boys
Gary Nelson
Court House
Royal Crown
Todd Norton
Fred Young
Keith Krautter
Birds of
Ohio
James Nelson
Renae Trussel
Bashan Bunch
Barbara Coates
Barbara
Kathy Coates
Kim Bickers
Provisions Reported For Wheat
POMEROY The Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1973 keeps basic provisions for wheat yields. Meigs County farmers may base 1975 yields on actual production or the county committee yield. Base years are 1968 69 70 71 72. Farmers must prove yield by producing wheat in each base year and provide reliable records. Current year data plus most recent base year proof required for future years. Acceptable evidence includes bin measurements sales or warehouse receipts tied to farm and year. Adjustments for dockage and moisture may occur. Farmers may file written requests by Aug 9 to assure consideration. Production data received timely will be used before notifying official 1975 farm wheat yield.
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Meigs County
Vandalism Reported in Gallia County
Gallia County Sheriff's Department reports vandalism at Southwestern School and the Ray Fitch residence on Poplar Ridge. A trailer classroom at the school had 14 windows broken and a car windshield at the Fitch home was shattered.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Scouts On Trip To Visit Philmont Ranch
Seven boy scouts from Point Pleasant, including Doug Morris and Danny Dunsmoor, travel with the Mason Gallia Meigs Expedition led by Tom Reed to Philmont Ranch in Cimarron New Mexico. They will spend two weeks learning survival in rugged conditions alongside peers from Oceana West Virginia and Pomeroy.
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Point Pleasant
Philmont Ranch
Cimarron
N. Mex
Tom Reed
Pomeroy
Doug Morris
Danny Dunsmoor
Brent Mattox
Randy Filkins
Roger Hill
Mike Martin
Oceana
W. Va
Paul Reed
Paving Contract Awarded For Point Pleasant Streets
Point Pleasant Council awards street paving to Myers and Sons Contractors. Work to begin in Harmon Park area with later talks on paving other streets. Also discussed Sidewalk Days, Labor Day at Krodel Park, and Krodel sewer work and a new one room schoolhouse project.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant — Myers and Sons Contractors
Point Pleasant City
Harmon Park
Krodel Park
Park Committee
Jack Fowler
Pythian Sisters Buffet Supper in Wilkesville
The Pythian Sisters of Wilkesville will hold a buffet supper on August 10 in the new lodge hall. The public is invited. tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for children. Serving runs from 4 to 8 p.m.
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Wilkesville
Pythian Sisters of
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Lester Stone
Harle Hicks
Vicky Harris
George Neeley
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SCS
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ASCS
Rita Buckley
David Koblentz
Reed Young
Roy Miller
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Theron Johnson
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Meigs 4-H Club News
Meigs County Dairy Better Livestock Club
Dean
Keith Wolfe
Bowman’s Dept. Store
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W. Washington ST
Mason County Schoolhouse Project
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