Area Calendar highlights local club meetings and events
Listings for Milan North Fairfield New London Willard and surrounding areas show Masonic, Lions, Rotary and school group meetings. Dates span Monday through Friday with times from morning to evening in towns including Milan, North Fairfield, Willard and New London.
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Milan
Milan Town Hall
Methodist
Mother’s Club
Milan Jaycees
NASA
Milan Garden Club
Aehove
Nu Nu Sorority
Leona Jackson
Eta Mu Sorority
Martha Smith
Commission of Finance — Methodist Church
North Fairfield
American Legion
Legion Hall
Fairfield Township Trustees
Lions Club — United Church
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
New London
Rotary
First United Methodist Church
Board of Education
New London High School
Parent Teachers Association
New London School
North Central Teachers Association
Willard
Rotary — Brunswick Grill
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus
Brotherhood Railway Clerks
Moose Hall
Trinity Lutheran Church
School Lunch Menu Roundup Across Schools
A long listing of weekly menus shows meals for Norwalk South Central St Paul Monroeville Western Reserve and local entries. Items include pizza on a bun burger hot dogs chili beef and chicken dishes with sides and milk. No school Friday in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Owen
ST. Paul
Western Reserve
Panthers Eviction Wait Ends As Building Found Empty
Detroit police and city marshal surrounded an East Side building to serve an eviction notice on the Black Panther party headquarters. The Panthers had already vacated the premises. The owner cited rent collection troubles as the issue behind the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Black Panther Party
Panthers
Chevalier Prefers Ballads to Acid Rock in San Francisco
Maurice Chevalier 82, visiting San Francisco, says he dislikes acid rock and favors older American ballads like You Made Me Love You and Speak to Me of Love. He dismisses rock music as for the birds.
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San Francisco
UPI
Maurice Chevalier
No Tillage Method Cuts Pollution
Agriculture Department experts report that no tillage farming cuts soil erosion 65 to 95 percent by disturbing only 10 percent of the soil surface. The method, used on corn and soybeans, may expand to 40 to 50 percent of U.S. corn and soybean acreage in five years, saving farmers 8 to 14 dollars per acre in costs and enabling possible two crops a year in southern states.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Coshocton
Ohio
B.D. Blakely
Blakely
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kentucky
Missouri
Northeast
South
Great Plains
Maine
Dakotas
Time To Get Yard Ready For Winter
Fall is optimal for re landscaping and planting shrubs and evergreens. Planting tips cover choosing species, depth, soil use, mulching, fertilizing, watering, and fall versus spring plantings. The piece lists suitable evergreens and shade trees and stresses spacing from structures to avoid winter injury.
County Crops Rated Good Despite Rain Delays
Huron County grain elevators report the soybean and corn harvest progressing with good quality. Dry weather cut yields up to ten percent in beans and corn, while moisture is unusually low in corn. Blight impacts were minimal and car shortages for corn shipments worsen logistics.
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Huron County
Verlin Meyers
Farm Bureau
John Seaman
Seaman- McLean
Monroeville
Plan Calls For Classing Corn On Blight Dangers
The Agriculture Department backed a voluntary ASTA labeling plan for 1971 seed corn showing the percentage from Tcytoplasm breeding stock. About 80 percent of hybrid corn used this year came from T-cytoplasm stock, linked to blight susceptibility, while 21.1 percent of 1971 supplies were expected to be Non-T and 36.6 percent mixed T and Non-T. The labeling aims to aid buyers though federal law does not require it, and it will guide state seed-control programs for uniformity.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
American Seeds Trade Association
ASTA
Lower Midwest
Corn Belt
U.S
Department
Bacon Analog Tests Signal Market Potential
Government testing in Fort Wayne, Indiana found a bacon analog made from vegetable products had a possible market. Over six months it captured 4 percent of the local bacon market during peak promotion, then fell to 1.3 percent as promotion waned.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohio corn crop blight trims 1970 yield forecast
The U S Agriculture Department puts Ohio's 1970 corn crop at 231 million bushels reflecting blight damage, down from 243 million. National corn prospects total 4.188 billion bushels, 13 percent below July's initial estimate, with soybean output steady at 70.7 million bushels.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
U.S. Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
U.S
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P.m
Moravian Villa
Board of Public Affairs
St. Anthony’s Altar and Rosary Society
Neene
Edison Art
Comet Cleaners
Avawwmae
Raritan Service Club
Bob’s Village
Floral Lodge
F&a
Ace and Rosary Society
Our Lady of Lourdes
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fitchville Methodist Church
Golden Rule F&am
Lodge — Masonic Temple
Grange Hall
Willard West Road
Order of Eastern Star
Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Association
Elk Hall
Norwalk
Hamburg
Donald Johnson
Raymond Doyle
Butch”. Doyle
New Gloucester
Tom
Schaffer
Havanna
Robert Zorn
Firelands
George Deering
Greenwich Mill and Elevator Co
Cary Daly
Collins Elevator
Bellevue
Toledo
Bucyrus Auction
Deacon
Norwalk Parts CO
S. Linwood Ave
House of Service
Norwalk, O
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