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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1972
Page
9
The Bronson Stitch N Stir Club met at Mrs. Robert Calhoun's home and, in two hours, made 18 oilcloth bibs for Christie Lane School. Calhoun will judge projects at the next meeting.
About 133 youths enjoyed a week at Camp Conger with swimming crafts and campfires. A second batch of 142 arrives Monday as Reveille rings at 6 45 and each day ends with a campers planned campfire.
Monroeville FFA members were honored by Gary Opper for production agriculture, Randy Homan for agricultural mechanics and home improvement, Michael Smith for electrification and forestry, Timothy Williams for safety and extemporaneous speaking, Dan Miller for soil and water management and creed speaking, and Dennis Graham for fish and wildlife management and prepared speaking. The Monroeville branch of Union Bank and Savings Co. awarded incentive checks to seven members including Larry Caldwell, David Schaffer, Dennis Roberts, Opper, Smith, Homan, and Graham for various star productions and activities.
The Wakeman Willing Workers met at the Ralph Smith residence on July 10 to discuss the Homecoming float, review 4 H project judging requirements, and showcase sewing demonstrations by Ann Marie Murray Denise Striker and Holly Lombardi. Willard Mayford Jones of Ashland County NFC spoke on hog contracts and prices, while Ralph Walcher criticized farm debt and government influence.
Markets show 257 consignors and 1 841 hogs with prices up to 30 cents higher for feeders and cattle mixed. Steers and heifers ranged from low to high 30s with cows steady, bulls down, calves mostly steady, and sheep lambs steady with feeder lambs and wool values listed.
Crop conditions across the county have varied this year with early soil warmth giving way to prolonged wet, cool spells. Farmers report limited plantings, disease pressures from high moisture, shade tree infections, and advice on fungicide use and fertilizer timing to protect and stimulate growth.
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