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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1972

Page

8

Farm Science Review Set in Columbus September

Five million dollars in farm machinery and supplies will be showcased at the 10th annual Farm Science Review in Columbus September 19 to 21. The Ohio Cooperative Extension Service sponsors demonstrations, exhibits, and livestock facilities at Ohio State University farmland near Don Scott Airfield drawing up to 40 000 to 50 000 daily attendees.

Columbus Ohio Cooperative Extension Service Huron County Agriculture John Wells Ohio State University Don Scott Ohio College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Office Farm Science Review

Local notices and community events in Norwalk area

Quickies special offers at Fanny Farmer Shop include 3 pound chocolate seconds for 1.69 and must buy in 3 pound lots. Kenilee Lanes hosts three games for a Cellar. New hours posted for Terry's Drive Inn and Bob's Barber Shop. Western Square Dance lessons begin Sept 10 at Memorial Lake Recreation Hall. Norwalk Elks Dining Room open only for catered events. Private Pilot Ground School starts Sept 13 at Norwalk Airport. Airplane rides offered Sundays for 2.00. Ohio Right to Life meets at EHOVE on Thursday at 8:15 p.m. Nelson Keith Seibert promoted to dental technician third class effective Sept 1. Seibert family address in Orlando, Florida.

Fanny Farmer _ factory Fanny Farmer Shop Route 20 Old State Road Norwalk N. J. Seibert Navy Nelson Keith Seibert Seibert Patricia Moore E. Amelia St Apt. 2 Orlando Fla

Hay Crops Weather Woes Spur Alfalfa Harvest Plan

Agricultural writer notes repeated rains hinder field drying in Ohio, urges immediate third cutting of alfalfa starting around May 25 with a 40 day cycle, aiming Sept 1 to Oct 10 for third cutting and Nov 1 for a fourth. Recommends fertilizing after third cut, discusses silage options, and suggests emergency silos to meet forage needs.

John K. Wells Ohio

Buoyed Gains at Bucyrus Market Auction Report

Market summary shows 223 consignors with 1,777 hogs and 749 cattle head. Hog prices range 26.50 to 29.70 for butcher hogs, 22.60 to 26.50 for sows, 21.50 to 24 for boars, feeders 26.25 to 30 cwt. Steers 34 to 36.70, goods 33 to 34.50, standard 30 to 33. Heifers steady at 31.50 to 34.20, goods 30 to 31.50, standard 28.50 to 30. Cows 50 cent to 75 cent higher, commercial 24 to 26.70, rT 22.50 to 24.50. Bulls steady 31.50 to 34.70. Calves 3 to 57, utility 34 and down, slaughter sheep 615 head up 1.25, wool 28 to 31.30, clips 30 to 31.25, feeder lambs 24 to 28.50, aged slaughter sheep 4 to 11, breeding ewes 20.

Bucyrus

Bloodmobile rides offered in Wakeman area

Free rides and babysitting to donors available at the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Norwalk from 11 30 a m to 5 50 p m on Monday. Wakeman Beta Sigma Phi Xi Eta Tau and Nu Tau sponsor the service. Contact Mrs. William Jackson or Mrs. Ray Hines for details.

the Journal Milan Wakeman Olexa Red Cross Bloodmobile Norwalk Beta Sigma Phi Xi Eta Tau Nu Tau William Jackson Ray Hines

Butz Hayes Address Farm Bureau Confab

Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz and football coach Woody Hayes spoke at the Ohio Farm Bureau Leadership conference in Columbus. Butz urged farmers to curb inflation while Hayes offered humorous farming remarks. Representing Huron County were Frank Smith and several residents. Huron County meets Sept 27 at South Central High School with Wallace Herschfeld presenting Forty Seven Days in India.

Columbus Earl Butz Ohio State University Woody Hayes Farm Bureau Leadership Conference Butz Hayes Huron Huron County Farm Bureau South Central High School Wallace Herschfeld India

Ayrshire Herd Tops Dairy Records in Vermont

The National Ayrshire Breeders Association in Brandon Vermont completed Dairy Herd Improvement Registry data for Roy Palra and sons North Fairfield herd. Tenth year of testing shows 44 lactations averaging 12 570 pounds milk and 470 pounds fat on a 3 9 percent Mature Equivalent basis. Miss Rose led with 16 790 pounds milk in 305 days and 629 pounds fat.

National Ayrshire Breeders’ Association Brandon Ayrshire Roy Palra Rose

Willard Mayor's Court Fines Listed for Five Defendants

Gary R. Wilson of New Haven and Barbara A. Beamer of North Fairfield were fined for speeding. Gary Mosley of rural Willard paid fines for following too closely. Charles R. Jones of Willard received a fine for public intoxication with a suspended ten day jail term. Robert J. Brinzley of Willard was fined for failure to yield right of way.

Gary R. Wilson New Haven Barbara A. Beamer North Fairfield Gary Mosley Willard Charles R. Jones Robert J. Brinzley

To Counselor for Playhouse Toys Earn $5 per hour

Households seeks workers as a counselor for Playhouse Toys. Earn five dollars or more per hour with free training. Call Dorothy Flounders at 625 2561 or 626 9492 for details and to apply.

Playhouse Toys Dorothy Flounders

Transfer of Utility Certificate Sought by North Fairfield Transfer

A public notice states a joint filing with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to transfer Certificate 2655-1 from North Fairfield Transfer Co to W L Mead Inc. The transferee will adopt existing tariffs. For details contact the PUC Ohio and the listed attorneys appear for the case dated August 26 and September 2, 9, 1972.

Public Utilities Commission of Ohio North Fairfield Transfer Co W.L. Mead Columbus Ohio North Main Street North Fairfield W.L. Mead, Inc. P.O. Box Norwalk George

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The Farm Review Animal Science Department Kenilee Lanes Terry’s Drive Inn Bob’s Barber Shop Western Square Memorial Lake Recreation Hall Firelands Ohio Right To Life Society Ehove Joint Vocational School Norwalk Day Care Center East League St Maple City E. Main St K&h Drug Store Harold Plue Heaston- Hile Funeral Home Catherine Plue Norwood Ave Ashland County Line Road New London Howard Ciphers Spring St Knapp Shoes E.M. Bistow Brockton Mass Ees P.O Lower Burrell Dun & Bradstreet, Inc Raymond Balger Cleveland Mason's Department Wmlaur OrntHo NTE Unipel Hooker’s Lp—Gas Wakeman, Ohio Bloodmobile the House of Service Norwalk Parts Co S. Linwood Ave Butz, Hayes Frank Smith Howard VerBurg David Hester James Walcher Ayr Willard Mayor’s Court Ahead Benedict Ave LOXOS Transpertanien Avery Milan Area Tim Saunders C.bard Co Parker Lawn Sweepers Firelands Tool Rental Woodlawn Ave
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