Area 4 H news Carlisle Lake Riders meet March 31
Carlisle Lake Riders of North Ridgeville schedule a March 31 meeting at 1 p m in the Grange Hall Route 10. On April 3 they plan a riding meet at the Lazy Ranch at 4 p m.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1975
Page
4
Carlisle Lake Riders of North Ridgeville schedule a March 31 meeting at 1 p m in the Grange Hall Route 10. On April 3 they plan a riding meet at the Lazy Ranch at 4 p m.
A greenhouse vegetable twilight tour in Sheffield Village starts Wednesday at 5 pm, hosted by Arthur Blackwell. Attendees include horticulturists, a pathologist, an entomologist and a specialist, with stops at Gene Ruegelsberger, Tony Spierings, Bob Hillabiddle, and Charles DeChant and Sons greenhouses. An open discussion at DeChants’ will feature William Brooks, William George, James Farley, Richard Lindquist and William Baurle from Ohio State and Wooster center. The Ohio Greenhouse Vegetable Day in Wooster runs Thursday with 9 am clinic demonstrations.
Advert warns that expansion should not wait for better weather. Star Builders promotes timber designed pole buildings suitable for livestock, machinery, crops, or storage, boasting about 50 percent lower cost than conventional construction. The firm has 16 years in the area and is Lorain County Home Builders Association member. Call 986-3951 or 986-8022 or visit Route 113 showroom west of Route 58 in South Amherst to discuss farm building needs.
Clancy Conrad, president of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation, reported on the congressional trip to Washington, DC, at the last board meeting. Florence Parsons, Wellington, will preside at the morning session of the Ohio Health Council annual meeting in Columbus. The annual Lorain County Dog Clinic will be held May 18, with rabies vaccination clinics to be announced later.
About 80 bulls finishing the Ohio Bull Testing Program will be sold April 14 at 6 30 p.m. at the Wilmington Livestock Producers Sale Barn Route 22 eastern part of Wilmington. The sale is enclosed, said Richard Smith Extension animal science specialist at Ohio State University. A Dutch treat lunch follows at Wilmington College at 1245 p.m. with a discussion on production testing led by Bob DeBaca Garst Co. and open to all interested attendees.
Three finalists have been selected by the Western Reserve Chapter of Future Farmers of America to compete for the Chapter Sweetheart title. Candidates are Sandy Ott, Ellen Parker, and Annette Cassidy. They will write an essay on How Agriculture Effects You, with judging on neatness, content, and sincerity. The winner will receive a savings bond and be announced at the FFA FHA banquet on April 8.
A traveler on a plane meets Clement Izzi, a quirky sewing enthusiast and self described salesman. He shares poetry, mirrors a liberated view of women, and recounts a life framed by silver tape, leaving a memorable, warm portrait of a unique character.
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