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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1972
Page
9
Farm machinery breakdown and cashflow gaps make investing in new equipment sensible when repairs and downtime exceed value. Farmer's Production Credit offers intermediate-term loans for equipment livestock trucks and supplies with repayment timed to crop sales and below supplier interest rates. Call 322 2724 or visit Agricultural Center office 8 30 am to 4 30 pm weekdays.
Ruth Billman age 16 of Spencer was named FFA queen at the Black River FFA High School Chapter banquet. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kermit Billman. Chuck Fenstermaker age 17, son of Mr and Mrs John Fenstermaker of Home-Tville, adjusts her crown.
Lorain County 4 H Horsemanship Council Clinic begins at noon Sunday in the Cow Palace at Lorain County Fair grounds Wellington. Roger Ruetemk show judge will demonstrate horsemanship pleasure riding and reining with saddle seat equitation by Dyan Keller and hunt seat equitation by Gustative Sherwan. Only invited members may bring mounts.
A Mansfield Art Center show by Richard Treaster draws on Henrietta Township scenes from ordinary life. The writer notes stark exteriors and intimate details like a fence, grass, sheds, a shuttered window and a returning warmth in Treaster’s paintings. His work, also shown in New York, now resides in various museums.
Ohio Department of Agriculture tests reveal yew plant material can kill cattle. In one case seven of 13 cattle died after grazing ornamental yew. in another, five of 15 died from yard shrub trimmings. Poisoning often shows no early symptoms. death can follow within minutes to days.
Grand Junction rancher Lloyd Sommerville told the Washington Price Commission that food prices do not cause inflation and that extending controls to raw agricultural products would disrupt market cycles. He urged fiscal restraint and noted Farm Bureau recommendations to cut over 21 million in new spending and 14 million in expenditures for 1973.
Winners from 11 Lorain County Granges will compete in a county sewing baking and needlecraft contest on April 24 at 10 a.m. judging will take place at the North Elyria Grange Hall Griswold Road according to Lorain County Grange deputy Mrs Leon Ives Local winners will advance to the state contest in Columbus October 15 through 18 First prize state winners will enter the National Grange Contest in Connecticut this fall Regina Sask Saskatchewan's white tailed deer is its most abundant and important big game animal
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