Clarksville 4H Club to Host Safety Program Night
The Clarksville Merry Maids 4H Club will hold a safety program at 7 39 p m on April 29 at advisor Mrs Arthuretta Carey home. Last Monday the group set May 13 as its annual Mothers Night at Community Hall. A motion approved paying postage for News reporter Mary Conry. Health talks were delivered by Kath leen Puder Jackie Kerstetter Pam Bursley Mary Hinton Cynthia Bursley Lisa McClaflin Jody Lamb right Karen Cramer Mary Reep Jane Gray Esther Burleson Mary Conry Susan Conry Barbara Eagleson Kathy Kay Carey Sherry Burleson Jean Franklin Brenda Eagleson Teresa Dunlap and Tamara Lucal.
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Clarksfield
Merry Maids
Arthuretta Carey
Mary Conry
Kathleen Puder
Jackie Kerstetter
Pam Bursley
Mary Hinton
Cynthia Bursley
Lisa McClaflin
Jody Lambright
Karen Cramer
Mary Reep
Jane Gray
Esther Burleson
Susan Conry
Barbara Eagleson
Kathy Kay Carey
Sherry Burleson
Jean Franklin
Brenda Eagleson
Teresa Dunlap
Tamara Lucal
Seven Norwalk Stitchers Elect New Officers
The Seven Norwalk Stitchers met at Mrs Barbara Churchill home on April 9 and elected officers for the coming year. Cindy Ely was chosen president, Kathy Churchill vice-president, Peg Reeves secretary and treasurer, Pam Reeves news reporter, Vickie Hemenway recreation leader, Margie Stier heiff health and safety leader, and Ruth Sellers program committee chairman. Plans for the year were discussed.
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Norwalk
Barbara Churchill
Cindy Ely
Kathy Churchill
Peg Reeves
Pam Reeves
Vickie Hemenway
Margie Stierheiff
Ruth Sellers
Wakeman
Wakeman Willing Workers 4-H Club
Ardith Coe
Debbie Nestor
Mary Ellen Murray
Kathy Dalton
Joann Keith
Lori Soboslai
Ethel Grace Holzhouser
Debbie Kuhn
Debbie Stacy
Linda Nestor
Coe
Hartland Go-Getters Livestock Club
Hartland Township Hall
Lea Pickworth
Sue Weisenburger
Amy Weisenburger
Frank Heitsche
Jeff Sherman
Jerf Sherman
Ricky Urbansky
Maureen Durning
Ronny Urbansky
Linda Durning
Frankie Heitsche
Fair Week School Schedules Stir County Debate
In Huron County schools the long standing practice of closing for a day during the county fair faces changes. Superintendents and boards weigh calendar impacts and 4-H participation while some districts plan to keep classes open next year.
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Huron County
County Fair Board
Tony Meyers
Fair Board
Meyers
Reflector
Willard
E. Acocks
Board of Education
Pioneer Joint Vocational
Acocks
Joseph Hurley
New London
Hurley
Western Reserve
Supt
Ellis Dunmeyer
Dunmeyer
South Central
George McNemar
McNemar
Monroeville
Albert Holb
Holb
Ralph Brown
Carlos Tucker
Tucker
Project Is Heart Of 4 H Work
County 4 H agent Carlos Tucker says every 4 H Club member must choose and complete a project for real life learning. Older members should consider a partner project to broaden experience, linking related areas like clothing with foods, rabbit with woodworking, or livestock with crops.
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Carlos Tucker
Tucker
4-H Camp Counsellor Workshop Opens at Riverview Motel
Farm Briefs report Carlos Tucker leads outdoor education sessions at a 4-H Camp Counsellor Workshop in Tiffin April 26 27 for eight counties with topics from recreation to creative arts. Fred Bruny leads as featured speaker sponsored by Sears Foundation. Gilbert Barbara Dobbins win Dairy Honor Luncheon supervisory awards. 19 years in business Barbara 6.5 years testing. They have sampled 267550 cows driven 595000 miles and oversee 55 herds with 2348 cows.
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Carlos Tucker
Huron County
Riverview
Tiffin
Fred Bruny
Sears Foundation
Gilbert
Barbara Dobbins
Norwalk
Ohio
National Dairy Products Corporation
Ohio State University
Gilbert Dobbins
Barbara
Seven-year-old Holstein cow produces record milk fat total
In Brattleboro Vermont Ralph Stone of New London reports his seven year old registered Holstein cow yielded 20 790 pounds of milk and 657 pounds of butter fat in a 305 day lactation.
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Brattleboro
Ralph Stone
New London
State University correspondence courses reach 200000 students
The Pennsylvania State University offers correspondence courses in agriculture, horticulture and home economics that have served about 200000 students over 75 years since 1892. Enrollment is continuous with flexible study and costs from 1.25 to 4.25 dollars. Write Box 5000, University Park, Pa. 16802 for a free descriptive bulletin.
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Pennsylvania State University
Agricul
University Park
Meyer Accepts Post with Holstein Friesian Association
John R. Meyer of Cambridge Maryland will join the Holstein Friesian Association of America as a staff member. Executive Secretary Robert H Rumler said Meyer will begin at the Brattleboro headquarters on April 8.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
John R. Meyer
Cambridge
Maryland
Robert H. Rumler
Agricultural exports and imports impact U.S. farm prices
The article notes exports support one in four acres of crops, employ one in eight farm workers, and aid the trade balance. It cites 1966 67 exports at 6.8 billion dollars with wheat, oilseed, feeds and animal products leading. Imports slightly exceeded exports by 5 percent in 1967, with meats dairy and vegetables as major rivals. It discusses Trade Expansion Act 1962 concessions and the challenge Ohio farmers face from unregulated imported products and processed substitutes.
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United States
Japan
Canada
India
West Germany
Ohio
Farm Real Estate Up 66 Percent In A Decade
An Agriculture Department report shows a $100 investment in average U S farm real estate ten years ago would be worth about $166 now. The value rose 6 percent in the year ending Nov 1 to 166 percent of the 1957-59 average, though below the 8.3 percent gain of the prior year.
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