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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1970

Page

5

Volunteers Build Cabins At Camp Conger

In North Fairfield volunteers from the Busy Needles 4-H Club and county agents oversaw two new cabins at Camp Conger near Monroeville. The 18 by 32 foot structures, each housing 22 campers and two counselors, were built with about $1,000 each and funded by a 4-H fund drive totaling around $4,300. The project adds to four years of camp renovations as restrooms and a dining hall expansion continue. Camp Conger will host 4-H sessions July 6 and 13 and welcomes church groups and the Monroeville High School band.

Fairfield 4-H Carlos Tucker John Wells Conger Chester Opper Robert’ Brooks Richard Weisenberger Lee Buckingham Bob Stoneham Paul Songstock Charles Chisholm Ronnie Linder Paul Lorcher Gerald Tucker Monroeville High School

Lawn Thatch Problems Rise In Ohio Gardens

Farm and City notes that lawn issues stem from thatch buildup and fungal diseases worsened by weather and lawn care. It describes thatch as a dead mat between green shoots and soil, suggests aeration and fall reseeding, warns against late-spring thatch removal, and covers rose chafer insect control with Sevin. Ohio official James T. Walker adds Norwalk won’t see Japanese beetle trapping this year.

Marion Kentucky Norwalk James T. Walker Ohio Department of Agriculture

Pollution Meeting Set For Sandusky Lorain Area

A 9 30 a m water pollution enforcement workshop will be held at the Sandusky Holiday Inn on June 17. Congressman Jackson Betts announced the event open to municipal officials business and other water users to discuss federal and state standards and anti pollution objectives. He urged officials and citizens to present testimony.

Sandusky and Lorain Sandusky Holiday Inn Jackson Betts Betts

Environmental Health Planning Committee to hold second meeting

The Environmental Health Planning Committee will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital to review an inventory of pollution sources garbage and refuse services and water supplies. A seminar on environmental health topics will be held at Toledo University Saturday June 13 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Contact Clarence Ellett for attendance. Ford Motor Co donated automotive equipment valued at 4259 and a Ford Tractor Power Train valued at 4700 to EHOVE Joint Vocational School presented to James Seiling by Ken Gardner EM Riemenschneider John Gaking A J Romp Tractor Sales and Justin C Oliver.

Environmental Health Planning Committee Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Toledo University Clarence Ellett County Health Department Ehove Ford Motor Co James’ Seiling Ken Gardner Cleveland

Set Deadline For Blackbird Control Program

County extension agent John Wells announced a June 15 deadline for requests to join a federal blackbird control program. Farmers may apply for the voluntary experimental program using Avitrol treated by plane at a nominal cost, with forms available at the extension office. No applications accepted after the deadline.

John Wells

Holstein cows earn 2E and 1E body type designations

Holsteins Cited Roger F. Schug of Monroeville and B W Dalton of Dalwood Farms Wakeman have been notified that registered Holstein cows in their herds received an E designation for body type conformation. Both cows rated excellent by the Holstein Friesen Association have earned 2E designations, with further awards possible as they advance in age.

Roger F. Schug Monroeville B.W. Dalton Dalwood Farms Wakeman Holstein-Friesian Association of America Frank-San Captain Viola Schug Har-Way Fobes Rosafe Bell Holstein Breeders Association

Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep Auction

Consignors 235, total head 1607 with hogs 832 and cattle 329. Markets mostly steady to higher: hogs down .25 for butcher grades, sows and boars varied. calves up 1. cattle steady with steers and bulls higher. cows 50 to 75 cents higher. sheep and lambs steady with feeder lambs 20 to 30 and aged slaughter sheep 5 to 41.20.

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