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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1972

Page

6

OSU senior pursues agricultural communications career

Gene Hettel from Norwalk Ohio is a senior in OSU's College of Agriculture majoring in agricultural communications. He writes for The Ag Student and received a 500 scholarship while planning an internship with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources after graduation.

Columbus Gene Hettel Ohio State University Norwalk Ohio State Gene Norwalk St. Paul High School School of Natural Resources OSU College of Agriculture Tucson Ariz Association of Agricultural Editors Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service Ohio Department of Natural Resources Ohio 18 Park Administration

Farm Bureau Youth School winners named for Hiram College

Eight area youths won scholarships to the Northeast Region Farm Bureau Youth School at Hiram College next week funded by Huron County Farm Bureau. Winners include Ronald LeSage Bev Buckingham Crystal Andrews Barb Hast Larry Novotny Kevin Hester Donna Price and Jeff Sherman. More than 100 teens from over 20 counties are expected.

Farm Bureau Youth School Hiram Donna Price Kevin Hester Bev Northeast Region Farm Bureau Hiram College Huron County Farm Bureau Ronald _ LeSage Plymouth Bev Buckingham Willard Crystal Andrews Bellevue Barb Hast Berlin Heights Larry Novotny Vermilion Jeff Sherman Norwalk Farm Bureau In Action Frank Smith Ohio Farm Bureau House of Representatives

More Accurate Estimates Seen for Cattle and Hogs

Congress may approve a 660000 Agriculture Department budget item to expand a random sampling survey to 13 states. The beef program will cover 28 states and 88 percent of cattle, while hog estimates will span 13 states and about 82 percent of hogs, aiming to improve accuracy and reduce seasonal surprises. Specialist Four John Keim, 22, earned honors at Brooke Army Medical Center after completing a six week medical records course. He joined the Army in May 1971 and finished basic training at Fort Lewis, Washington.

Washington UPS Congress Agriculture Department Department John Keim Jonas L. Keim Route 2 Greenwich Medical Field Service School Brooke Army Medical Center Ft. Sam Houston Tex Spec. Keim Army Ft. Lewis Wash

Irrigation Tech Expands To Fit Crop Needs

Columbus reports Extension Agricultural Engineer Melville Palmer outlining five irrigation methods. Mechanically moved systems suit corn and canning crops, solid set for high value crops, trickle and drip for fruit trees and vegetables, subsurface irrigation lowers water use, and sewage disposal irrigation gains interest for waste handling in cannery operations.

Columbus Melville Palmer Palmer Negev Desert Israel Europe Ohio

Livestock Market Report With Mixed Movements

Markets consignors 219 total head 1471 with hogs 680 up .40, cattle 422 down .50, calves steady, sheep and lambs 337 down 1, wools 30 32.10, clips 19 22, feeder lambs 30, aged slaughter sheep. Stronger hogs and steadier calves contrast lower cattle and sheep margins across grades and weights.

Deadline June 30 for crop insurance reports

Farmers who hold FCIC policies must report crop acres by June 30. Late reports after this date risk loss of insurance coverage for previously damaged crops. Earl Wilson of the Springfield Illinois contract service center notes in the five states served FCIC has 18 000 spring crop contracts protecting crops from planting to harvest.

Federal Crops Insurance Corp Earl

Farm And City Lagoons Can Solve Farm Waste Problem

John K Wells discusses livestock waste disposal focusing on open lot runoff and the need to prevent erosion and water pollution. He notes research by Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center and USDA Beltsville finding soil incorporation as the best-known disposal method, with lagoon systems as a common alternative.

John K. Wells Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Station Beltsville Plymouth

Area Calendar Highlights Local Church Events and Public Notices

Monroeville hosts annual Trinity Lutheran Church picnic at Scheid farm at noon. Milan signs up for Edison Park recreation and lists multiple town meetings and notices. Zoning ordinance Norwalk redistricts parcels from one family to trailer park district. Estate notices for Forrest E Divins and Charles J Haegel filed with executors named. Municipal waste disposal discussion mentions lagoons and farm waste handling considerations. Public notices schedule June 1972 court and council actions with dates and offices involved.

Trinity Lutheran Church Willard H. Scheid Ohio South Althea Chapter Order of Eastern Stars Masonic Temple Norwalk State of Henry Lockwood Stephen Lockwood Norwalk Township Huron County Gallup Avenue Arallel Norfolk and Western Railway Company Trailer Park District Director of Public Service and Safety Hichard D Cunningham Hose M_ Foss ‘lerk Wayne Goodsite

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names Neighbors

The list shows admissions for Cecilia Massie and Dorothy Dendinger of Norwalk among others, plus Irene Powers and Agnes Radcliffe from Wakeman, Lillie Ellis from Norwalk, and Alva Scott of Kipton. Discharges include Mary Enderby and Marilyn Hopkins of New London, Lynn White of Willard, Ruby Lathrop of Norwalk, Eva Loescher of New London, and Baby Boy Booher of North Fairfield.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Cecilia Massie Norwalk Dorothy Dendinger Irene Powers Agnes’ Radcliffe Wakeman Lillie Ellis Alva Scott Kipton Mary Enderby New London Marilyn Hopkins Lynn White Willard With Lewis Don Beck Collins Ruby Lathrop Eva Loescher Webster Peggs Milan Baby Boy _ Booher North Fairfield

Hearing on Adoption Petition for William and Becky Wright

Ohio Huron County court set a hearing for July 29 1972 on Paul E Wright request to adopt William Edward Wise and Becky Jo Wise and rename them William Edward Wright and Becky Jo Wright. Petition notes lack of father support for over two years and examination of all interested parties will occur in Norwalk.

State of Ohio Huron County Court of Common Pleas William Edward Wright Becky Jo Wright William Wise Paul E. Wright Newton St Norwalk Ohio William Edward Wise Becky Jo Wise Russell T. Antrim Nellie Ritchey Nellie Ritchie Langjahr Bronson County of Huron State of Paul E. Lehnert Freda I. Lehnert GA Ker Charles P Barras Huron Co Clark Hunter Betty L. Sabo

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By Janet Conway Hettel Wagon Wheel DELCO Puiu PY EU S. Linwood the House of Service Norwalk, O Gravely Gravely Ohio, CO Herrick Ave Wellington Bucyrus Auction Charles Service Monroeville Kiwanis Club Congregational Community United Church of Christ Undercroft Board of Public Affairs Ridgefield Township Knights of Columbus Huron County American Legion Marsh McGuan Isaac Walton North Fairfield Zoning Board Sherwood Dendinger United Church Edison Park Rotary Milan Inn First United Methodist Church City Hall Broome Wood American Legion Hall New London Board of Education New London High School Royal Arch Masons American Legion Auxiliary — Legion Hall Forrest E. Divins Donald F Divins R.D Clarksfield Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Charles J. Haege Kathleen M. Haegel Cherry St Charles J. Haegel Court of Common Pleas H.B. Collier Cora B. Stein Edgar A Stein Rt. 2 Nroeville Peru Russell Tantrim Senence Counes Choushers Rose M Foss
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