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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1969
Page
5
Farm and City reports alfalfa weevil sprays begin April 20 under a preventive program recommended by Extension Entomologist Dr. B D Blair. Two sprays are required about April 20 and May 15 to kill adults before egg laying and prevent later damage.
At Western Reserve High School five senior girls join the first year vocational agriculture class alongside 22 freshmen boys under teacher Gale Batchelder. Lea Pickworth acts as spokesman noting the program grew from home economics and FHA, with the group applying serious interest to farming. The curriculum mirrors the boys with animal husbandry focus and shop skills in power equipment and hand tools.
Market activity shows cattle and hogs down slightly with hogs $0.50 lower and cattle $0.25 to $0.50 down. Calves and sheep show mixed movements while local 4-H participant Lea of Western Reserve joins Mt. Vernon judging with plans for a future farm career and acclaim in FFA safety contest.
NORWALK WESTERN RESERVE MONROEVILLE BERLIN MILAN WILLARD WILLARD SOUTH CENTRAL list daily meals for Monday to Friday. Items include spaghetti casserole beef stew pizza casserole fish sandwiches burgers chow mein Swiss steak and more with sides such as peas, beans, potatoes, fruit and milk.
The nation’s three million 4 H Club members develop head heart hands and health through diverse projects. County agent Carlos Tucker cites horticulture as a key effort with projects from ornamental gardens to home landscaping and community beautification.
The Peru Buttons and Bows first meeting elected Brenda Myers as president and Linda Cherry as vice president with Susan Raftery as secretary and Mary Stallkamp as treasurer. Other posts named include Kim Smith safety Nancy Knittle health Doris Smith recreation and Linda Hofacker news reporter.
A wheat variegation study at Ohio’s OARDC led Dr. Lowell R. Nault to identify a new crop virus termed the wheat bleach virus. He showed the virus infects wheat varieties Redcoat Monon Cheyenne and Reed and also infects corn barley Johnson grass sorghum and foxtail. The disease caused losses of over one million bushels last year and researchers doubt bacterial fungi or nematodes are involved.
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