The House On Vacation A revival request for life within walls
A speaker imagines a fairy returning weekly to restore order in a house left pristine and silent by absence. The poem contrasts a museum like stillness with the longing for routine noise, meals, mail, laughter, and daily care to revive a living home. The speaker pleads for regular renewal, preserving a single quiet hour for power.
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Walter Cronkite
Barbara Walters
Hearing set for dairy farmers in milk price plan
Washington AP reports dairy farmers cut from an immediate milk price increase will get a chance to present their case at an Agriculture Department hearing on January 20. The National Milk Producers Federation urged the hearing to consider an immediate rise in federal minimum prices for Class 1 milk in federal marketing order areas.
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Agriculture Department
National Milk Producers Federation
Make Repairs Now Warns Local Farmer GI Shop Ad
Schaefer of Belden urges farmers to repair equipment before spring planting. He stresses that a major investment requires maintenance to avoid costly downtime. His shop, Schaefer's Garage on Rt. 83, handles Allis-Chalmers farm gear and can service or plan new equipment needs. Prepare for spring with minimal fuss by visiting now.
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Jim Schaefer
Schaefer
Rt. 83
Belgden
Jim
Allis-Chalmers
Dim
Wellington 4-H Club Hosts Get Acquainted Meeting
Area 4-H news reports Sue Hawk of Wellington calls a get acquainted meeting at her home on January 25 at 7 p.m. for dog obedience training enthusiasts to join the club and support. Sue Ken Collins elected president of the Amherst Friendly Riders 4-H Club with Drew Chizmadia as vice president Lori Dombroski secretary John Vogan treasurer Gina Gelinas.
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Wellington
K-Niners
Sue Hawk
Ken Collins
Amherst
Drew Chizmadia
Lori Dombroski
John Vogan
Gina Gelinas
Women increasingly enroll in ATI farming programs
In Wooster, More women seek agriculture careers. ATI of Ohio State University reports women now make up 31 percent of 460 students in two-year tech programs. Since inception three years ago women moved from horse management and floriculture into crop production landscaping livestock management and dairy.
Medina youths invited to tractor safety course
Medina Cooperative Extension and Medina 4-H Tractor Club offer a ten session program starting Jan 28 at 7 pm at New Medina Farmers Exchange Machinery Shop. Open to youths 14 or older by Oct 1 1975 who will operate farm tractors. certification requires attendance and exam.
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Medina Cooperative Extension
Medina
Medina Farmers Exchange Machinery
Roger J. Stoll
Medina County
Stoll
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