Winners Named In Doty School Animal Tale Contest
More than 500 entries from Doty House primary classes competed in the Animal Tale contest. First prize of 10 goes to Linda Abner and others across Bloomfield, Central, Monroe, and Cleveland schools. second and third prizes awarded to several students. Special EMR awards given. honorable mentions listed. themes included pollution impacts on birds and imaginative redactions. Judges were Midletown educators.
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Wilson
Animal's Tale
Doty
The
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Maritta Humane Association of Miami
Sparks of Wilson School
Linda Abner
Bloomfield School
Trenton
Linda Varvel
Central School
Middletown
Steven Wysong
Kim Miller
Liberty School
Joan Gilby
Monroe
Tracy Loveng
Lincoln School
Hamilton
Christa Moore
Cleveland
Ruth Fleming
Tommy Wilkerson
Mayfield
Sammy Madden
Fillmore
Kevin Miller
Kirby Kidd
Madison
West Middletown
Doug Leffel
Doty House
Jeff Wells
Vicki’ ‘Davis
Mayfield School
David Ballard
Tim Tolliver l
Robyn Fields
Spring Hill
Michele Sturgill
Maple Park
Bill Stiehl
Wildwood
Kate Thomas
Denise Brown
McGuffey
Oxford
Cathy Taylor
Billy Jewell
Bloomfield
Tom Adams
Cleveland School
Jenny Klosterman
St. Joseph's
Margaret Hunter
Monroe Elementary
Doctor and Railroad Sued in Butler County Case
Ronnie Bowling, an employee of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, sues for 150000 damages in Butler County Common Pleas Court. He accuses Dr. George Hunt of medical negligence after a June 15 1971 auto crash worsened a spine fracture, and says the railroad failed to provide a safe workplace. His wife Rosanna Bowling claims loss of his services.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Iman
Butler County
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ronnie Bowling
Timberhill Drive
Bowling
George Hunt
Front St
Rosanna
Planning a Backyard Garden for Beginners and Pros
The article outlines steps for planning a home garden including choosing a sunny location, soil conditioning, and proper irrigation. It stresses 6 to 7 inches of soaking depth, one inch of weekly water, and crop rotation to improve yield while noting risks of under and overwatering.
All American winner carved Ivory Zinnia named Icarved Ivory
The 1972 All-America Selections silver medal zinnia Icarved Ivory is described as a refined ivory color flower with slender petals. Plants reach about 2 to 3 feet high, are bushy and well branched, and do not require staking. Flowers appear earlier and measure 4 to 5 inches across with strong uniform bloom.
Iron deficiency in plants and chelate treatment options
Pale interveinal chlorosis signals iron deficiency in species such as pin oak white oak red maple roses azalea rhododendron and sweet gum. Iron chelates come in multiple trade names and formulations with soil applications offering lasting effect while foliar sprays are less permanent. follow label directions for mixing and application per plant.
Gladiolus Watering and Planting Tips From Ohio State Expert
Ohio State University extension floriculturist James Caldwell advises gardeners to water gladiolus deeply once a week in dry weather, to 6 to 8 inches, and cultivate every 7 to 10 days to prevent crusting. Plant corms by size, in full sun, with wind protection and good air circulation, and fertilize with a complete 5-20-20 style mix at 3-4 pounds per 100 square feet.
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Columbus
James Caldwell
Ohio State University
Caldwell
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