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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1977

Page

4

The Country Wife South Dakota high

A vivid travel reflection through South Dakota features drought scarred landscapes turning lunar, then a blossoming June countryside of hayfields and wheat. The narrator meets four electric cooperatives, notes rural gatherings, barbecues, and a Hilltop Hotel stay as small towns celebrate co op meetings with theater, cartoons, and music.

South Dakota Co-Op Rural Electric Co-op

Medina County 4-H Horse Show Set for Saturday at Fairgrounds

The Eighth Annual Medina County Benefit Horse Show brings 14 4-H clubs to the Medina County Fairgrounds Saturday at 9 a.m. with 35 classes, prizes, and a judge Jerry Woodard. Proof of negative coggins is required. Admission is free. food available. Also notes forthcoming 4-H project programs June 16 at Pittsfield Church and June 21 at Columbia High School with crafts, sewing, decorating, and time management sessions led by local agents and 4-H leaders. A rescheduled Hershoe show is set for July 9 at Crazy W Ranch.

Medina County Medina County Fairgrounds Jerry Woodard Pittsfield Church Mary Kay Cosmetics Firelands Farmers Hannah Beish Columbia High School Route 8 Barbara Stacy Then & Now Decorating Medina Hannah Beis Time & Money Pat Patterson North Ridgeville Linda Booth Columbia Gas Company Crazy W Ranch West Ridge Road

Ohio livestock groups push to loosen stray dog laws

Ohio farm leaders blame court rulings for fines on farmers who killed dogs harassing sheep. Ivan Cooper of the Ohio Farm Bureau says more than 2,000 farmers lose livestock yearly to dogs and urges a legal change to allow killings off the farm. A 1970s case fined Emanuel Miller $400 for a dog intrusion, highlighting tensions with hunters and humane groups as a national Holstein sale and convention approach Columbus in late June.

Columbus. Ohio Ohio Ivan Cooper Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Cooper Wood County Emanuel Miller Miller Crawford County Licking County League of Ohio George F. Martin Martin Humane Societies United States Columbus Holstein Freisan Association Cleveland

Twin Rotor TR-70 promises gentler threshing for less grain loss

Sperry New Holland unveils the Twin Rotor TH-70 combine with no strawwalkers, using TurboThresh action to thresh and separate crop twice or thrice, reducing grain damage and boosting farmer profits. LaGrange Tractor Sales in LaGrange offers the TR-70 and invites inquiries.

Sperry New Holland New Holland LaGrange Tractor Sales Rt 301 LaGrange

Couple Chosen for Young Farm Couples Conference

Two Lorain County farmers were named to attend the Young Farm Couples Conference at Salt Fork near Cambridge on August 2. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Denes of North Ridgeville and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mole of Grafton were selected by the Lorain County Farm Bureau and the Landmark Federation Boards as joint sponsors. Sessions will cover Landmark and Farm Bureau operations, with time for socializing and recreation.

Lorain County Salt Fork Cambridge Tom Denes North Ridgeville Ron Mole Grafton Sapies Lorain County Farm Bureau Landmark Federation Boards Landmark Farm Bureau

Vermilion FFA gets $845 grant for grape research

Vermilion Future Farmers of America receives an 845 grant from the state FFA Association for a grape research project. Richard Zimmerman says work will involve Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster scientists with plantings in a Columbus lot under Wooster station supervision.

Vermilion Ffa Vermilion Future Farmers of America Richard Zimmerman State Future Farmers of America Association Ohio Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster Columbus Roger Williams Department of Entomology Williams Tim Workman Jeff Dave Tuttle Robert Spotts Department of Toxicology Ohio Agricultural Research Center Vermilion

Soviets likely to honor grain pact with United States

Deputy Secretary of Agriculture John White says the Soviet Union shows no sign of reneging on the five year agreement to buy a minimum six million tons of wheat and corn annually. He notes a large Soviet crop and a growing U.S. wheat stockpile, with talks in London and later meetings to manage world supplies.

Washington Soviet Union United States John White Moscow White Agriculture Department USDA U.S Russia Department London Canada

Principal honored by Midview FFA

The Midview Chapter Future Farmers of America honored Dale Reichenbach, high school principal, at its annual awards banquet. Jerry Long presented an Award of Participation. Many members earned district and foundation awards across forestry, soils, public speaking, meats, and livestock with multiple first and second place recognitions.

Midview Future Farmers of America Dale Reichenbach Jerry Long Bill Miller Dave Curtis Larry Joppeck Craig Graham Paul Goldsmith Don Farley Mark Yeaples Jim Ternes Ron Dusky Darlene Naylor Dave di- Vencenzo Sue Baum Ben Montgomery Linda Graham al Horvatter Brian Diederich Fon Dusky Bob Burton Gary Pierce Tammy Hales Bob McKain al Motta Jeff Files Ohio Edison Co Hugh Graham Kathy Sikora F.F.A Dwight Squire Jim Temes al Motia Gary Sauer Bob McKair Lue Baum Sue Rising Ron Lusky Mike Thomas Brian Diedrich Dave DiVencenzo Gary Saver

U S farmers count on bumper wheat crop despite uneven rainfall

The Agriculture Department reports a likely bumper U S wheat crop with winter wheat nearing harvest in the south while the Plains see delays from wet weather. About 13 percent of Texas and 2 percent of Oklahoma wheat had been combined by June 5, lagging normal progress.

Washington Agriculture Department Great Plains Texas Olahoma Department USDA

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