New Year Walk Through Snowy River Valley Photos
A New Year day outing unfolds as a family treks from a pond to a river, capturing frosted woods and 40-foot pines planted at the couple’s wedding. Aunt Donna jokes about memory, while photographers document every scene for a future album. A long hike over ice and logs ends at a scenic overlook with no one complaining about the effort.
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Donna
Indian Fort
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Farm wife opposes farm chemical regulations in U.S.
Carolyn Leavens a Ventura California citrus grower speaks against what she calls excessive federal rules on herbicides and pesticides. She says EPA and OSHA measures threaten farm profitability and California controls are being spread nationwide while sponsors state it is to inform urban residents about pesticide safety. Leavens says she volunteers and is supported by the National Agricultural Chemicals Association, with other speakers paid modest per diems.
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4-H Horse Industry School Set for Two Columbus Sessions
Farm writer Blanche Wack reports the Annual 4-H Horse Industry School will be held January 24 and February 7 at Ohio State University horse barn arena on Sawmill Road near Don Scott Airport. Registration opens 9 am with topics on anatomy training procedures and showmanship followed by English Western disciplines. A registration fee of 150 per person or 5 per family per day applies. Sponsored by Ohio Cooperative Extension Service OSU and Mt Gilead Area 4-H Horse Committee.
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H Horse Industry School
Metzenbaum to Speak at Ohio Farmers Union Convention
Senator Howard Metzenbaum will headline the Ohio Farmers Union annual convention in Columbus January 15 to 17. He will address the banquet January 16 at Imperial House North alongside National Farmers Union President George W. Stone. The event, themed Family Farmers Together, will set 1980s policy and feature a state legislative panel with two senators and two representatives. Bennie Holtsclaw will perform as entertainment. Virgil Thompson called the speakers essential to family agriculture.
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Denver
Virgil Thompson
Bennie Holtsclaw
Cedar Point
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Farmers Union
Essay winners to be named at Holstein banquet
Winners of the District 8 Holstein essay contest will be announced at the annual Holstein Banquet on January 26 at Pittsfield United Church. Junior and Senior Breeder Award presentations will be made, and the dinner starts at 7 30 p.m. Guest speaker Henry Schriver of Belden will address the gathering. Essays must be received by today and district directors will be elected at the meeting. Tickets are available from directors per Mark Diedtick of Oberlin, publicity chairman.
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Henry Schriver
Belden
Neil Breyley
Mark Died- Tick
Oberlin
Sales manager to speak at Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting
Wayne Haywood Nationwide district sales manager will be the guest speaker at the Lorain County Farm Bureau correlating meeting this evening at Pittsfield United Church Routes 58 and 303 Sandy Denes chairwoman and Bill Bennett public affairs chairman will speak at the Pittsfield church. The meeting begins at 8 30 p m and topics include membership and rural crime awareness week.
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Wayne Haywood
Nationwide
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Pittsfield United Church
Sandy Denes
Bill Bennett
Ohio Park Congress Sets Record Attendance Likely in Dayton
More than 4,000 people are expected at the 1981 Ohio Park Congress February 13 and 14 at the Dayton Convention Center. Seminars feature Jim Caldwell of Snow Flake Atiz and head the trade show. The Ohio Pork Queen contest and Pork Industry Excellence Awards will be presented with the annual meeting Saturday morning at the convention center.
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Pork Industry
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Pesticide exam set for permit
Producers in various category areas will take a private pesticide applicator examination Jan. 21 at the Cooperative Extension Service. The exam will begin at 7 p.m. at the facility located at 1575 Lowell St. The categories will include forage crops grain and cereal crops field vegetables fruit crops ornamentals and turf crops crops forest crops livestock and livestock buildings non-crop land stored grain and food aquatic seed treatment. The basic exam CORE which includes safety regulations must be taken first by all applicators. Those specializing in specific categories will then take their test. The private applicators test must be passed to be eligible to use the EPA restricted chemicals. Permits are in force for three years. Those interested in taking the exam must register at the Extension office by Jan. 16. Study materials will be available Jan. 13.
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Lowell St
EPA
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