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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1970

Page

9

Cattlemen Vote on Ohio Beef Marketing Program Next Month

Ohio cattlemen will vote at county extension offices on a state wide beef marketing program. The plan funds beef education promotion and research through the National Livestock and Meat Board and Beef Industry Council with 10 cents per head from all cattle, except dairy breeds, to support sales and distribution of information.Questions should be directed to area extension agents.

Obie Otio U. S Ohio Randall R. Reed Ohio State University Extension

Government fails in its effort to house migrant farm hands

A 160 page report by the Rural Housing Alliance says federal migrant housing efforts are a failure. It calls for creating an independent migrant housing agency with massive federal spending to end rural ghettos and company camps.

Washington UPI Rural Housing Alliance RHA

Milk sellers in Ohio dairy industry decline noted

Ohio dairy data show a continuing drop in milk producers from early 1964 to 1970. From January to September 1970 the total producers decreased about 5 percent, with manufacturing grade producers down roughly 60 percent since early 1984. Fluid market grade producers fell significantly as well.

Ohio

North Eaton man to head bureau again

Alan Carpenter of North Eaton was reelected president of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation. Other officers include Tom Younglas Pen field vice president Mrs John Natalie Born Henriet ta secretary Louis Morlock treasurer Mrs Austin Fish LaGrange to serve another term as chairman of the women's committee Standing committees appointed by Carpenter are Leroy Hasenplug Russia Township public affairs chairman Mr and Mrs James Buchs Camden youth council program Glenn Ziegler Brighton marketing committee Mr and Mrs Louis Morlock Columbia Station were appointed to the advisory council Mrs Morlock Diane will serve also as information chairman New and former board members will meet for a brief business session and Christmas party at the Henrietta spire Methodist Church Dec 1

Alan Carpenter North Eaton Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Tom Younglas Penfield John (Natalie Henrietta Louis Morlock Columbia Station Austin Fish LaGrange Carpenter Leroy Hasenplug Russia Township James Buchs Camden Glenn Ziegler Brighton Morlock Diane Henrietta Spire Methodist Church

Dairymen to Honor Dairymen and Conservationists Banquet

The Medina County Dairy Herd Improvement Association and the Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District will honor outstanding dairymen and conservation cooperators at their annual banquet. The event is set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Buckeye High School, announced Medina County Extension Agent Harold K Thobum.

Medina County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District Buckeye High School Harold K Thobum Medina County

Floren James Elected Resident Elect of Ohio Extension Group

Floren James, Erie County Extension Agent, was elected resident elect of the Ohio Cooperative Extension Agents Association at the annual Columbus meeting. Phil Grover is noted as Fayette County president.

Floren James Erie County Ohio Cooperative Extension Agents Association Columbus Phil Grover Fayette County

Middle Size boys a chaotic bridge between childhood and adolescence

A writer observes Middle Size boys aged roughly 9 to 12, detailing traits like unruly hair, casual dress, noisy gatherings, insatiable appetites, shifting friendships, half truths, and a need for understanding and responsibility at home. Girls enter the scene with phone calls as boys plot Monopolylike mischief.

Nora Mary Sue Thompson UN General Assembly

Countians to Attend Farm Bureau Confab This Month

Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation representatives and Richard Conklin will attend the 52nd annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus from November 18 to 20 at the Neal House. Locals include Charles Brill, Ted Younglas, high school youth attendees, and women’s committee chair Mrs. Austin Fish.

Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Richard Conklin Oho Farm Bureau Federation Neal Columbus Charles Brill Pittsfield Ted Younglas LaGrange Lorain County Austin Fish Lorain County Farm Bureau

Lorain County Farm Bureau Savings Rise 12 Percent

The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative reports a 12 percent rise in sales from last year, yielding $71,000 in savings or refunds to members based on purchases. The annual dinner at Midview High School will discuss operations, with a ham dinner at 1.25 dollars per person served at 7 p.m. Members will vote on director re elections and an Escheat Law bylaws amendment.

Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Frank Herrmann Coop Midview High School Dewey Aldrich Lyle Jameyson Dwight Miller State of Ohio Farm Bureau Co-op Association Huron St

Star Builders offers all season farm structures at lower cost

Industrial name changed to Star Builders while keeping the same crew and materials. Located Rt. 113 near Rt. 58 in South Amherst, the firm emphasizes wood aluminum or steel polo type buildings for storage, livestock, and farm needs with costs about half of conventional construction. Contact Bill Starbuck at 988-951 for details and planning before winter.

Star Builders Bill Starbuck Rt. 113 One Mile South Amherst

Space sensors spot corn blight in Indiana field

NASA and Purdue University conducted an August to September test over Indiana using airborne multispectral sensors to detect corn blight. The best results came from a multispectral scanner at 3,000 feet aboard a Michigan aircraft, classifying crops by health and blight severity.

Washington UPI Space Agency Indiana Earth Resources Technology EATS National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Purdue University University of Michigan Air Force Michigan

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