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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1969

Page

5

Waste disposal meeting draws about 80 farmers in Norwalk

About 80 farmers and businessmen gathered in Norwalk to discuss how new waste disposal laws affect agriculture. Dairymen from Erie and Huron counties voiced concerns over zoning, streams pollution controls, septic plans, and legal responsibilities.

Norwalk Robert Schaeffer Erie County Dairyman California Kenton Sherman Huron County Dairyman Clarence Ellett Huron County Health Sanitarian Ohio Sam Bone OSA Extension Agronomist Ernest Hayhurst Soil Conservation Service Huron County Huron Soil and Water Conservation District J.D. Buckle OSU Extension John Wells Ralph Fiebiger Richard Flint Huron Regional Planning Commission

Dairymen Plan Feb 13 Meeting at Norwalk Legion Hall

Huron and Erie County dairymen will gather February 13 at the Norwalk American Legion Hall starting 1 p.m. Dr. William E. Wiseman U S Department of Agriculture district veterinarian will discuss the English hoof and mouth outbreak with photos. Reports from Noba Inc. and Dairy Service Units of Huron and Erie Counties will be given. directors and Noba delegates to be elected.

Huron Erie County Norwalk American Legion Hall William E. Wiseman United States Department of Agriculture Wiseman England Gary Palm Huron Dairy Service Unit Noba, Inc Tiffin Dairy Service Units Erie Counties Noba

Market Report Shows Mixed Live Stock Prices Across Markets

HOGS 892 of 1,876 head sold with butcher hogs 16.90 to 20.65 and sows 14.70 to 17. Boars 13 to 14. FEEDER PIGS 5.50 to 18.25. CATTLE 287 head steady with STEERS 25.50 to 29.20 and HEIFERS 23.75 to 27.60. COWS 17 to 20.90. BULLS 22 to 23.90. CALVES 34 to 46 for top grades. FEEDER LAMBS 18 to 26.10. SHEEP 666 head 1.50 lower. WOOL 23 to 28. CLIPS 22.50 to 27.70. AGED SHEEP FOR SLAUGHTER 5 to 10.

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4-H Plans Meeting Huron and Erie County 4 H Advisors

4 H plans two Leads for Leaders meetings in Huron and Erie counties. County staff will discuss state and national award opportunities and scholarships, plus local opportunities. The series includes Feb 11 and Feb 2 at 8 p m and Feb 25 tips on teaching at 4 H Club meetings.

Huron Erie County Carlos Tucker Production Credit Association Whittlesey Ave Allen Ulrich Ulrich

NEO Plans Banquet Monday at South Central High School

The Huron County National Farmers Organization will host a farm city banquet at 7 p.m. Monday at South Central High School. County leaders say the event aims to acquaint businessmen with farmer problems. Speaker John Kuch, national NFC director, runs a 1000 acre farm in Tuscola County Michigan.

Huron County National Farmers Organization NFO South Central High School John Kuch The NFC Tuscola County Mich

Farm And Citys. Plenty Livestock Left In County

John K. Wells reports Huron County still has over 7 000 milk cows 13 000 to 14 000 beef cattle and calves 22 000 hogs and about 12 000 sheep. Lamb and wool sales gross about 425 000 annually with wool prices rising slightly. Lambs market at Greenwich Producers Market and Bucyrus Auction. future slaughtering facilities for lambs remain a concern.

John K. Wells Huron County United States Greenwich Bucyrus

Swine Growers Plan Four Meetings in February and March

County extension agent Carlos Tucker outlines four events for swine producers in February and March. A Area Baby Pig Disease and Scouts Clinic is set for February 19 at Ole Lim's Wagon Shed west of Fremont. A Swine Feeding and Disease Series runs February 26 and March 5 at the Norwalk Production Credit Association Building, ending with a March 13 tour of Reynoldsburg Disease Laboratories.

Carlos Tucker Ole Lim Fremont Production Credit Association Norwalk State Department of Agriculture Disease Laboratories Reynoldsburg

Two Men Elected Vice Presidents of Ohio Grain Group

George Ebright of the Monroeville Co op and George Deering of the Greenwich Mill and Elevator Co were chosen as vice presidents of the Ohio Grain Feed and Fertilizer Association at a Columbus convention held earlier this week.

The Ohio Grain, Feed and Fertilizer Association George Ebright Monroeville

Milk Subsidy Fight Signals Likely Preservation by Congress

Congress appears poised to reject eliminating the 104 million dollar annual school milk subsidy as industry leaders mount a counter push. Johnson budget proposals to end the program by 1969-70 face hearings by the House committee with Poage guiding action.

Bernard Brenner UPI Washington Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin Congress Capitol Hill Hardin Johnson Administration Johnson National Milk Producers Federation NMPF House

School Menus Through the Week Across Districts

Weekly lunch menus list各 elementary schools including New London Western Reserve Willard Monroeville and South Central. Items feature pizza burgers beef dishes fish sandwiches chicken noodle soup and desserts with milk at all meals.

Western Reserve

Great Idea for Quick Cash Through Classified Ads

A caller advertises selling items you no longer need by placing classified ads. Dial 662-4241 to start turning unused belongings into money.

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Area Calendar Highlights Diverse Greenwich Milan Clubs

Local groups list weekly and evening meetings at churches schools and halls across Milan Greenwich Wakeman Willard and surrounding towns. Events include Rotary Boy Scouts Legion Auxiliary Pythian Sisters and many civic church and school activities with times from 6 30 pm to 8 pm and a wedding anniversary open house noted.

Methodist Methodist Church Mothers Club Board of Public Affairs Rotary Club Milan Inn Board of Education Milan James Brinks Willard Richard Chapman Route Willard Ministerial Association Trinity Lutheran Church Brotherhood Railroad Elks Hall Masonic Temple American Legion Legion Hall Route 99 Willard Area Hospital

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Ellett Health Department Melville Palmer Ohio State University Extension George Linn Jr Huron County Schools Farmer's Production Credit Association NEO Plans RISCO Norwalk Parts Co House OF Service S. Linwood NEW London Johnny Marzetti Berlin For On the Farm Service Lal Ralph D. Fiebiger Wayloa America T. Earl V. Hurst Reading Circle Lois Anderw National Farmer Organization S.C Ladies Historical Society Meeting Gladys Templar Greenwich Pythian Sisters Lodge Valentine Party Future Teachers Association Tea Women’s Society Christian Service P.m Greenwich Grange Grange Hall F & AM Lodge Masonic Lodge South Central Board of Education Chiefs Club of Greenwich Temple Irene King Wakeman Western Reserve P.T.S WA High School Collins American Legion Aux Wakeman O.E.S Masonic Hall Congregational Church Nu Tau Glaydon Pickworth W.R. High School Western Reserve School Board First United Methodist Church W.S.C.S Broome Wood New London Hospital David Gardner Royal Arch Masons Board of Trustees Public Library LeRoy Chapter C.E.S Planning Commission Mayor's City Hall Rotary Brunswick Grill CAC Willard Conservation League Robert Harlan Myrtle Ave First Presbyterian Church Hope Circle John Wilson Golden Rule BRT Bank Harold Penick Petit Point Club Walter Drury Knights of Columbus Council Father Nardecchia Perry St North Fairfield United Methodist Church Woodlawn
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