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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1970
Page
5
Community events span Rotary and church meetings in New London Monroeville Willard Milan and North Fairfield with council sessions band practices patrols and social gatherings scheduled throughout the week including a district band event at Bellevue High and a Rhodesia mission at Milan Methodist Church.
Huron County Farm Bureau aims to reach 821 member families with a drive launched at North Fairfield led by John Buurma. The campaign plans 19 township captains and 80 volunteers, with 706 members already signed for 1970 and a target date of February 2.
Wildlife planting packets with trees and shrubs are offered by Hank Tappel to aid future habitat. State Nurseries trees will be delivered to the State Highway Garage on April 9 near Norwalk Route 250. Planting in mid April recommended with crabapples maples linden favored for home sites.
Jack Dunlap of Williamsport will headline the Beef Cattle Short Course at EHOVE Vocational School Avery February 10. John Wells reports the 9 30 a m session focuses on cattle buying and selling with live demonstrations by feeders and finished cattle.
The 4-H advisers met at First Presbyterian Church to discuss health and safety as a core 4-H topic and to plan activities for local clubs and communities. Ohio State University staff led sessions with Norwalk area participants presenting state and national 4-H activities, and about 70 advisers from eight counties attended.
The Producers Livestock Assn of Bucyrus Ohio will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Conservation League one mile east on Route 98. Local manager Allen Dull will open with services and highlights for livestock producers. Six Advisory Committee seats will be elected. George Lane will report from the Columbus General Office. a Hog Department update and a talk by Scott Peterson a Bucyrus High School vocational teacher will follow. Peterson is a 1940 Kamas Utah graduate with a Boulder Colorado State University BS in vocational education and work history at Jones and Laughland Steel Mills American Bridge General Motors and Ford.
Itemized figures show 240 consignors and 1504 head. Hog totals and prices range with market steady for most slaughter classes. cattle and calves mostly steady to down with steers and heifers varying by grade. Sheep and lambs underscore a slight decline, wool and clips listed with grade prices.
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