Future Homemakers and Boys Join FHA Chapters in Huron County
South Central High School hosts three male students in the Family Living course as FHA chapters across Monroeville New London and Western Reserve High Schools operate mainly for girls with about 41 members each. Advisors include Margaret Rookstool Mrs Charles Woodward Miss Snyder and Mrs Robert Finlay. Activities involve service projects such as food clothing drives and collecting for the Retarded Children's School. Guest speakers from Juvenile Court missionary work Haiti and a county school coordinator have addressed groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
South Central High School
LaDonna Snyder
South Central Fha
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Huron County
Monroeville
New London
Western Reserve
Margaret Rookstool
Charles Woodward
Dale McLaughlin
Snyder
South Central
Robert Finlay
Diane Keith
Huron County’ Retarded Childrens School
Russell T. Antrim
Huron County Juvenile Court
Don Ropp
Haiti
Miss Snyder
Missionary Fund For Haiti
George Linn
Stalk rot and hybrid choices dim corn yields in Huron County
Stalk rot affects nearly every farm in the county with losses from down corn and weak stalks. Extension plant pathologist Dr Blair Janson urges treated seeds and resistant hybrids like Ohio 524 710 708 760 823 and Pa 555 while noting many common hybrids in the county are dropping from lists and new recommendations for condition suited hybrids. Nancy Boyer and various FHA officers are named alongside notes on planting between May 10 and 20 and cooperative activities with Western Reserve and New London chapters and plans to visit the Betty Jane Center for Careers for the Handicapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Corn
Huron County
Blair Janson
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Nancy Boyer
Western Reserve
Betty Jane Center
Tiffin
Finlay
FHA
Bucyrus Auction Consignors Report Mixed Market Totals
Sales include hogs 703 head with lower butcher and feeder prices. cattle 209 head steady to lower in categories. cows and bulls varied with lower overall hog and lamb values. calves and sheep and lambs show steady to slightly down trends. Breeding ewes and feeder lambs noted in totals.
Farm debt climbs to 39.4 billion in 1965
A UPI summary notes total farm debt rose to 39.4 billion by end of 1965, up about 3.4 billion and 9.5 percent. Real estate loans reached 21.1 billion and non real estate 18.3 billion, with PCA lending expanding, especially in Omaha and Wichita districts, amid cattle price gains and improved farm incomes.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Production Credit Associations
PCA
Omaha
Wichita
All Ohio Pork Producers Banquet Honors OSU Coach Ellison
At the All-Ohio Pork Banquet in London Ohio Glenn C Tiger Ellison freshman OSU football coach and Middletown high school coach of over 30 years spoke about swine projects. The event preceded the Ohio Spring Barrow Show with nearly 600 entries and a carcass contest at OSU West Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ohio
Madison County Fairgrounds
Glenn C
Tiger) Ellison
Ohio State University
Ellison
Middletown
Ohio State
Denison University
Fairgrounds
Ohio State University Today
Barrow
FFA
Nearly 500 4-H Adult Leaders to Attend Ohio Course
About 500 volunteer adult 4-H advisors are set for a short course at The Ohio State University and the Ohio Youth Center March 8 to 10. Speakers include Malcolm Dooley and Rev. Gabe Campbell. Topics cover youth citizenship and 4-H project areas with sessions on dairy, clothing, horses, home furnishings, money management, conservation and livestock. Advisors must contact their county Extension agents by March 1 to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Youth Center
Virginia Evans
Malcolm Dooley
Detroit, Mich
Tom Dooley
Southeast Asia
Gabe Campbell
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
International Farm Youth Exchange
Miss Evans
Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem to Start April 1966 in Ohio
The 14 inch triangular emblem warns motorists of approaching slow moving farm machinery. The Ohio General Assembly mandated its use, with daytime orange and nighttime red illumination, and added rear lights. Requirements apply to vehicles designed for 25 mph or less, visible for 500 feet, from half an hour after sunset to before sunrise. Emblems available via several 4-H clubs and agri-business suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Tucker
106Th General Assembly
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Townsend Crops and Livestockers
Gerald Beck
John Liles
Lyme Producers
Walter Horn Jr
Edward Beiler
Sherman Stitchers and Chefs
Cletus Fries
Salt Use on Snow Hurts Plants Says OSU Expert
Ohio State University Extension floriculturist James Caldwell warns salt melts snow but harms shrubs grass and other plants if piled high with snow. He advises using sand around plants and removing heavy snow carefully to avoid branch damage while noting snow can insulate roses and protect them from cold and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caldwell
Ohio State University
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Sue Tyler
Cleo Fries
Jeannie Brooks
Jan Martin
Janet Young
Caroline Lang
New London Fha
Cynthia Bowerite
Bonnie Biddinger
Bonnie Ebel
Joanne Cooke
Debbie Phillips
Sandy Martin
Nancy Cook
Janet Gahring
Toni Farnwall
Nancy Bennett
Pauline Statzer
Award of Merit
Betty Finch
Darlene Butler
Luann Fishbaugh
Cheryl Urie
Susan Hale
Charlotte McNemar
Kathy Souslin
Sara Nead
Sandy Sanders
Western Reserve Fha
Lois Smith
Kathy Smith
Pat Lewis
Marsha Linn
Dorothy Holzhauser
Brenda Orson
Torian
Linda Miller
Western Reserve and
Western Reserve High School
Bucyrus Auction
West
L.A. Swiger
Clarence Bowen
Herbert Barnes
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Roy Keppy
Davenport
Iowa
First Community Church
Bowling Green State University
Tri - County
Bowling Green
Market
St. P.O
Sandusky
MR. and
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Committee On Educational Development, Inc
S. Linwood
Norwalk Parts CO