A Young Butler County Horseman Builds a Training Reputation
Phil Ginther, 20, deputy cashier in Butler County treasurer's office, trains horses 10 to 15 hours weekly. He specializes in gentle handling, rejects mechanical breaking aids, and has judged 4-H shows while advising Liberty 4-H Horse Club. He quotes a typical training cost of about 90 dollars monthly.
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Phil Ginther
Butler County
Ginther
Middletown
Ber
Liberty 4-H Horse Club
Roy Bicknell
Preble Junior Fair steer enrollment date moved to January
The 1973 Preble County Junior Fair steer enrollment date changes from December 9 to January 1. Entries must be postmarked by January 1. The freeze branding program shifts to January 6 at the fairgrounds.
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Eaton
Preble County
Fairgrounds
Court House
Faton
Cheney Employees To Vote On Union Representation
Cheney Pulp and Paper Co employees will vote Thursday afternoon on whether to be represented by the United Paper Workers International Union AFL-CIO. The ballot covers 46 production clerical and maintenance workers. The last union drive in 1966 failed, noted James Snyder a partner at the plant.
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Franklin
Cheney Pulp and Paper Co
United Paper Workers International Union
Afl-Cio
James Snyder
Carlisle Jaycees Award Dinner Set for Saturday Night
Carlisle Jaycees will hold an awards banquet Saturday at the junior high cafeteria starting at 8 p.m. Awards to be presented include the Distinguished Service Award plus honors for outstanding young educator and outstanding service organizations.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Jaycees
Farming Hazard Study Highlights Young Old Tractor Dangers
A Michigan State University led study interviewed 2 219 farmers in Ohio and Michigan to measure farm machinery accident rates. It shows under 15 and over 64 age groups have much higher fatality and injury rates, with narrow front tractors most dangerous and public road incidents greatly raising risk.
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Ohio
Michigan
Howard Doss
Richard Pfister
Michigan State University Agricultural Engineers
W.E. Stuckey
Ohio State University
American Farm Bureau
National Safety Council
Additions To Edgewood Honor Roll
Five students were omitted from Edgewood High School honor roll in last Friday's Journal. The five recipients achieved honors with distinction by earning straight A's in the first grading period. Named are Barbara Farley Jeri Neal Alan Burley Judy Dickerson and Glynda Back.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Barbara Farley
Jeri Neal
Alan Burley
Judy Dickerson
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Road
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Jones
Preble Junior Fair
Cheney
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Greathouse
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Central Avenue
Edgewood
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Emerald Green Condominium
Indianapolis
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