Snappy Stitchers Elect 4-H Officers and Plan June Meeting
The Snappy Stitchers elected Pam Friend as president with Sarah Gerstenberger as vice president. Other officers include Jamie Patchen secretary Cindy Skinner treasurer Brenda Friend news reporter Mary Fritz and Patti Hamisfar recreation Monica Fritz health and safety leader. The health plan was presented at Patti Hamisfar home with Patti and Debbie Hamisfar hosting and a recreation leader foot exercise demo. The next meeting is June 22 at Jamie Patchen home and will discuss Keep Ohio Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Friend
Sarah Gerstenberger
Jamie Patchen
Cindy Skinner
Brenda Friend
Mary Fritz
Patti Hamisfar
Monica Fritz
Patti
Debbie Hamisfar
Ohio
Ridgefield Rockets Hold Final Meeting Reports
Linda Schafer Mary Hauser and Marianne Meyer reported gardening project progress. The group discussed 4 H camp with second week dates July 13 to 17 and a junior fair talent show on July 24. Next meeting at Tom Leber’s home on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Schafer
Gale Gardner
Ridgefield Rockets
Linda
Mary Hauser
Marianne Meyer
Rockets
Tom Leber
Dairy Princess Colleen Crecelius From New London Crowned
Colleen Crecelius 18 from Rome-Greenwich road near Olena was named Huron County Dairy Princess after a Production Credit Association contest. A New London High School graduate, she plans college with music and acting aims, while juggling farm chores and two pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ratliff
New
Huron County
New London
Colleen Crecelius
Rome-Greenwich Road
Olena
Huron County Dairymen
Production Credit Association
New London High School
Herman Crecelius
Colleen
John
Chocolate
Sonny
Chinky
Buffy
Norwalk
Heidelburg College
Tiffin
Livestock Auction Results and 4-H Club Meeting Report
Markets show hogs cattle calves and sheep prices with steers 29.50 to 31.60 and heifers 27.75 to 29.80. Greenfield Beavers 4-H in Monroeville presented a lung cancer film at Steuben Town Hall with demonstrations on marketing and watering pigs. A car wash is planned today 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Greenfield Beavers
Monroeville
Steuben Town Hall
Gerald Mahi
Mark Keefer
Alice Keefer
Dale
David Smith
Water needs rise with heat in rural areas says farm column
Farm And City by John K Wells notes hot weather drives water demand for livestock and households. Cattle on pasture drink 20 to 25 gallons daily for 70 pound milk cows, horses need 10 to 12 gallons per day, a rural family uses about 200 gallons daily, and a typical dairy farm may use 2500 to 3000 gallons, including the farm family. Rural water supply is stressed in Huron County with limited underground sources and calls for rural water districts or deep wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Wells
Huron County
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Marilyn
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A&p Meats
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California
Jane Parker
Swinger
Polaroid
A&p
Walk Reflector
Reflector Herald
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Norwalk, Co
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Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Jack Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
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North Fairfield
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Erie
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