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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1970
Page
5
The Huron County Fair moves to August 18 23 to favor youths. 4-H judging junior fair events and a new Junior Fair Day on August 19 highlight the revised schedule. Exhibitors prepare earlier with new displays and space improvements.
New London resident Dr. D H Ringler a 1959 New London High School grad heads the diagnostic unit at University of Michigan Laboratory Animal Medicine. He supervises pathology for unexplained animal deaths while the team studies animal models for human disease under Dr Bennett J Cohen. The work links animal and human diseases with dogs highlighted for transplant and allergy research contributions.
John K. Wells analyzes soybean conditions in Huron County noting spotty soils and variable spring planting. He discusses price trends, export demand, world buyers, and storage decisions ahead of the 1970 crop, predicting a spring price strengthening potential.
Father Firmin Beyer O S B of Latrobe Pennsylvania becomes the first clergyman to win a grand award in the national soil conservation contest. Beyer oversees the 2300 acre St. Vincent archabbey farm near Latrobe and uses conservation cropping wildlife management and the farm's wildlife preserve. Also noted is Rev Theodore J Rasche of Trinity United Church of Christ Belleville Illinois who manages a Monroe County farm with grass waterways and wildlife measures.
Summary of consignments and prices across hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs with totals of 151 consignors and 1 267 head plus 430 sheep for sale. Hogs and cattle show varied movement with feeders and calves noting lower bids and higher lamb quotes. Breeding ewes priced by head.
Clinton County native Stephen Williams was named area representative for the Landmark Seed and Fertilizer Division. The Wilmington-born OSU agronomy graduate will cover a 15 county north central Ohio area and work with County Landmark staff on seed and fertilizer products. Williams has been a seed fertilizer and chemical salesman since June 1964 and plans to relocate to central Ohio.
The Clarksfield Merry Maids 4-H Club met July 20 at Mrs. Arthuretta Carey’s home to plan selling sponges as the 1970 community project and renew a magazine subscription for Walter Eagleson. A July 27 meeting will judge projects, with modeling during Huron County Fair week and a August 10 tour to the Midway Mall near Elyria.
Washington farm spokesmen warn that import quotas on textiles and shoes could provoke foreign retaliation and cripple the soybean industry. American Soybean Association says 1969-70 exports may hit 1.5 billion dollars. a 5-8 percent demand drop could cut prices by 25-50 cents per bushel.
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