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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1970
Page
5
Dr. Lawrence J. Grell operates a disease prevention program for hog raisers patterned after OSU methods. He visits farms weekly to assess herd health, aids farrowing, vaccinations, and feeding, boosting litter size from six to eight nine or ten and improving overall herd management.
Shade trees show fungus diseases galls and soil deficiencies after leaf out. Iron chlorosis causes yellowing in maples roses azaleas and rhododendrons with soil acidity guiding the problem. Anthracnose and leaf spots attack several hardwoods. fixed copper Ferbam and TAG help control. For severe cases prune and burn affected limbs then treat. evergreens suffer scab or scale best controlled by Malathion Captan Ferbam.
People who take home baby wild animals often doom the creatures. Fred Marr notes mothers are usually nearby and wild young require special diets and constant feeding. Captivity can make them vulnerable to pets, hunters, and aggression when released.
Consignors 230 head 1617 hogs 759 at market up .20 butcher hogs weights 20.10 26.20 sows 15.90 18.20 boars 16.80 18.30 feeder pigs 298 market steady cwt 25 26.25 heads 12 23 cattle 326 market steady to .25 lower steers 29.50 31.30 good 28 29.25 standard 26 27.75 heifers 27.50 29 good 26 27.50 standard 24 26 cows down .50 commercial 21.50 24.50 utility 19 21.50 can cut 19 down bulls steady can cut 26 down bologna 26.50 29.10 calves 31 market down 2 choice 36 44 good 30 35 commercial 25 29 utility 24 down cull or dead 60 down sheep and lambs 500 market down .60 feeder lambs 20 25 breeding ewes 15 32 by the head wools choice 29 30.40 good 26 28.50 aged slaughter sheep 6 11.20
Bruce Dinse hosted the June 9 4-H Trailblazers meeting where project book questions and community project voting were on the agenda. Demonstrations on lawn power equipment were given by Bruce Dinse and Dale Stewart. The next meeting is at Mike Firestone's home on June 23.
Forty Monroeville High School students earned honor roll status for the final nine weeks per Principal Marion Waits. The list includes seniors Steve Moore Linda Ringholz Jane Schlachter Vicki Ebright Suzanne Fitch Ann Gilkerson Richard Herner and others across sophomore and junior classes.
Kelven Haynes displayed his 4-H black angus steer to Hartland Scramblers during the June 11 meeting at his home. Members also played baseball before the gathering scheduled for 8 pm on June 25 at Frank Kromer’s residence.
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