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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1968

Page

5

Poultry Inspection Bill Hailed as Big Step in Washington

Washington lawmakers back a House subcommittee bill to expand intrastate poultry inspection to ensure wholesome local supplies. States get two to three years to set up programs. federal takeover if ignored. Industry and administration back stronger inspection. cross state movement proposal defeated. Honey price support for 1968 set at 12.5 cents a pound with loans available to producers.

Washington UPI House House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department Frank Frazier National Broiler Council Johnson Administration Commodity Credit Corp

4-H Club News Sees 1300 Members Expected This Year

About 1300 boys and girls are expected to enroll in Huron County 4-H Clubs, with leadership noted as the main limiting factor. Seventy four clubs are near capacity. Allen Ulrich will host two April meetings for new 4-H Advisors on April 16 and 23 at 8 p.m. in Norwalk.

Huron County Carlos Tucker Allen Ulrich Fremont Area Center Production Credit Association Whittlesey Ave Norwalk

Girls Make Their Own Food Preservation in 4-H

The article highlights how 4-H clubs encourage home canning and freezing to use abundant produce. It notes that homemade relishes jams sauces and preserved fruits surpass convenience options and that the program began in 1910 with tomatoes. County Extension Agent Carlos Tucker says a record number of girls will enroll this year.

Carlos Tucker 4-H

Dairy Princess Contest Planned by Huron County Unit

The Huron County Dairy Service Unit announces a 1968 Dairy Princess Contest. Applicants must have dairy background and parental dairy income, be 16 by June 1 1968 and under 25 by that date, be single, and have high school status or be graduating. Apply through committee members Phil Bursley Wayne Dalton Wakeman William Err Kenton Sherman Bellevue Robert Reilly Norwalk Thomas Cawrse New London or Gary Palm North Fairfield.

Huron County Dairy Service Unit Dairy Service Unit Committee Phil Bursley Wayne Dalton Wakeman William Err Kenton Sherman Bellevue Robert Reilly Norwalk Thomas Cawrse New London Gary Palm North Fairfield

Bucyrus Market Report Details Week’s Rates and Totals

Market summary shows 252 total consignors and 1683 head across all species. Hogs 629 with steady trend. feeders 72 by cwt and head. cattle 403 steady with varied steers and heifers prices. calves 61 with $3 drop. sheep and lambs 598 with softer values. breeding ewes at 23.00 per head.

Bucyrus

Four-Her Jo Anne Funk Remodels Her Room

Jo Anne Funk a sixteen year old 4-H member from rural New London remodeled her bedroom as a 4-H project on Olive Road. Her mother Lelia Funk recalls the project required more work than expected but Jo Anne completed it with professional quality.

Jo Anne Funk North Fairfield Olive Road New London Jo Anne Lelia Funk

Young Jo Anne redecorates room under strict safety rules

The article notes a teen girl Jo Anne renovating her room with a new wall, floor, and window, aiming to finish this summer. She blends carpentry and interior decorating skills learned from her carpenter father while juggling plans to add curtains, bedspread, night stands, and rugs. She plans a future in the Air Force or college with interests in physical education or interior decorating.

Jo Anne Sonny and Cher Girls’ Athletic Association South Central Air Force

Style Revue In August For Junior Miss 4-H

The Style Revue for Junior Miss 4 H is set for August. Girls in the 4 H program plan outfits with color, imagination and durable fabrics and learn wearability. The event serves as a proving ground for accessories grooming and modeling from hairstyle to posture.

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