Extension answers questions about fellow soil borers
Agricultural writer Harold A. Spence identifies Robert Roseler and Norris Williams as soil survey scientists working in Lorain County. They bore holes to assess soil types for road surveys, sewage, and landfill planning, recording soil profiles on aerials to guide county projects and future development in Sheffield Black River and Amherst Townships.
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Robert Roseler
Norris Williams
Seu
Lorain County
Sheffield
Black River
Amherst Township
Firelands FFA delegates attend 37th Ohio convention in Columbus
Four Firelands Chapter members Roland Muller Charles Gulbert William Lees and David Swiers attended the 37th annual Ohio FFA Convention in Columbus last weekend with Fay Muller as advisor James Stitzlen of Laudenville Chapter was state president with Nels Ackerson Westfield as featured speaker Governor Rhodes spoke at the banquet at the Ohio State Fairgrounds Youth Center. Chapter officers for 1964 69 were elected William Born president Charles Draga vice president Lyle Kinsley secretary Roland Muller treasurer Ralph Brumby reporter William Roeser sentinel and Joe Gerber student advisor. Green Hand officers for first year members were selected. Dale Gronsky Jerry Crawford and Lyle Kinsley were named to represent the chapter at One FFA Camp in Leesville Lake in July. Six members joined the district dairy judging at Millersburg with Firelands placing ninth among 23 teams. Members included Jim Born Tom Grayford Roland Miller Jack Swiers and Jerry Crawford with David Swiers as alternate. Plans for Parents Night and Awards Banquet were discussed for late May.
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Firelands
Future Farters of America
Ohio Ffa
Columbus
Roland Muller
Charles Gulbert
William Lees
David Swiers
Fay Muiler
Chinaman
James, Stitzlen
Laoudenville
FFA
Nels Ackerson
Westfield
Rhodes
James A Rhodes
Oho State Fairgrounds
William Roeser
Sentinel
Joe Gerber
Green Hand
Robert Born
Mikel Ives
Bill Lees
Steve Matus
Dan Pryor
Jerry Ready
Jim Gutman
Leesville Lake
Dale Gronsky
Jerry Crawford
Lyle Kinsley
Millersburg
Jum Born
Tom Grayford
Roland Miller
Jack Swiers
Oberlin Court Docket For Two Traffic Plea Deals
Maxine V Whitfield, 20, of 604 Eastward Street Lorain, pleaded no contest for failure to yield the right of way and was found guilty with fines. Kenneth C McNeil, 26, of 108 Mound Street Elyria, pleaded guilty for passing at an intersection and paid a $25 fine.
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Maxine
Whitfield
St . Lorain
Failureso
Abe Yew
Kenneth C McNeil
Mound St
Elyria
Food fallacies mislead American diners study says
NEW YORK UPI two out of three Americans cannot select a well balanced diet in a cafeteria even when cost is no object, says Dr Frederick Kilander dean of the graduate school at Wagner College. Testing over 27 years shows widespread misconceptions about food and nutrition lead to poor selections.
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New York
UPI
Frederick Kilander
Wagner College
Soil Stewardship Week theme urged for all citizens
The piece outlines the Soil Stewardship Week theme To Each Among Us A Share and urges all people to pledge better stewardship of soil and water resources. It cites Raymond S. Brown and the 1964 booklet, notes the long link to Rogation Days, and credits the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts with co-sponsoring this annual observance now in its tenth year.
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Alto
Raymond S. Brown
Conservation Service
de xi
The
God Hood
Tts
Suil
Brown
Farm and Ranch Magazine
National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Soil and Water Conservation
Meeting to detail new wheat law Norwalk
Wayne Dunt pase of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office will discuss the recently enacted wheat legislation at a meeting Wednesday at 8 00 pm in the Children s Home Building Norwalk 190 Benedict Ave Questions about diverted acreage minimum and maximum participation and payment rates will be reviewed The law affects the 1964 wheat crop with implications for 1965 and 1986 and this is the only scheduled Huron County meeting before the May 15 sign up deadline.
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Norwalk
Wayne Duntpase
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Children's Home
Benedict Ave
Huron County
Retirement and longevity in the Pittsburgh study
UPI reports Dr Antonio Ciocco of the University of Pittsburgh says data indicate men who stop working early face higher mortality risk than the working population. The biostatistician cites a study linking work activity and earnings to survival chances in a report to the American Public Health Association.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Antonio Ciocco
University of Pittsburgh
American Public Health Association
Pros and cons of incorporating a family farm
Farmers should weigh advantages and disadvantages before incorporating. Key benefits include limited personal liability and easier transfer of stock to heirs, while drawbacks cover higher costs, more compliance, potential social security and income tax implications, and reduced access to certain loans. Decisions vary by farm size and goals.
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Farmers Home Administration
Don’t Guess Soil Test Guide for Crop Fertility
Soil testing guides explain that applying commercial fertilizers without checking soil acidity and fertility is wasteful. A test reveals soil pH, lime needs to raise to 63 to 68 for many crops, and whether phosphate or potash is low or high, guiding precise fertilizer mixes.
Television medicine proposed to curb self diagnosis
New York doctor proposes naming self diagnosis seen in TV medical dramas television medics. Dr A M Abinder of New York suggests flashing a slide before each program to warn viewers about dangers of self diagnosing based on on screen diseases as seen in medical dramas.
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New York
UPI
A M Abinder
Journal of the American Medical Association
Bluffton grant to area youth honors Amherst student
Amherst Ohio student Lary Schulz of Marion L Steele High School received a first entrance honor scholarship from Bluffton University. The $100 award, renewable for four years, goes to about 5 percent of freshmen. Schulz is National Honor Society president, former Amhurst DeMolay Master Councilor, a cappella choir member, and school paper staffer. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James W Schulz.
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Amherst
Lary Schulz
Marion L Steele High School
Bluffton University
Ohio
Larry
National Honor Society
Amherst DeMolays
Heig
James W Schulz
Lancer
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