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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1970
Page
16
The piece argues motorcycle racing builds character in teens and mothers, praising riders as a conservative, hardworking breed. It notes the sport’s dangers, the extensive time spent tuning bikes, and the strong family bonds, with mothers enduring rain at races and youths making economic sacrifices for the sport.
Area churches in Southern Lorain County plan to ship 50 Holstein heifers to India to boost milk production. Rev. Ron Fruth leads the Ohio project with nine Protestant denominations and secular groups. Each locally raised heifer costs about 300 dollars, with India covering transport, and the effort aims to cross breed Indian cattle with American stock to speed milk improvements. Bulls will also be sent for artificial insemination to accelerate the program.
Lorain County Extension Office and Lorain County Water and Soil Conservation District with Columbus agronomy specialists planted two experimental corn plots on Schmalz Brothers Farm on Sperry Road north of Route 113 and on Hai-Dai Farm Clark Road Huntington. Ten varieties per plot, ground fertilized uniformly. Demonstration aims to compare yields. public twilight tours will be held all summer.
The Wool team from Keystone High School Future Farmers of America earned second place in the district agronomy and wool judging contest in Wooster. Members were Greg Wilcox John Susak and Bob Ahlgrim with Susak named third high individual. The agronomy crew included Dennis Epply Stanley Butchar and Ray Date. Milk production on Ohio farms in 1969 totaled 4.445 million pounds down 1 percent from 1968.
Agricultural statisticians report that active growth of perennial crops including hay pasture and most ornamentals begins when the average daily temperature reaches 42 degrees.
A Camden Clippertettes decorating committee was formed for Memorial Day, with members Cheryl Ransom Debbie Fraunfelder Debbie Schrader Debbie Krupar Diana Mitchell and Lynette Steele. Other notes cover 4-H sewing demonstrations bees wood finishes horse talks rabbits tree planting and club officer elections with numerous meetings at members homes and hall venues. Hog slaughter in February at Ohio plants fell 22 percent from last year with 308000 head and January average live weight 229 pounds.
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