Singing Grange quartet heads to national contest
The Frank Carey family from Townsend with Betsy Murdock and Robert Murdock form a Wakeman area quartet that won county district and state vocal quartet contests and now compete at the National Grange Convention in Topeka November 10 to 18. The group trains under Elwyn Owens while balancing farm construction work and church activities. They formed last May to represent Huron County in Grange youth projects for ages 14 to 30.
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Careys
Townsend
Topeka
Kan
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Carey Biona
Robert Murdock
Betsy
Huron County
Murdock
Wakeman
The
Grange
Murdocks
Elwyn Owens
Wakeman Congregational Church
Owens
Talert
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Sanersity of
Maine
Topeka Na
Learming Ht
Wakeman Grange Group
Guartet
Victor Herbert
Y Marietta
Vue
Carex
Bob Murdocs
Caress
Norwalk
Carey
Kenneth
Cheryl
Letitia
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Ben Ex SeeDton
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Norvalk High School
Drapery Workshop Announced by Cooperative Extension
Registrations are being taken for a drapery construction workshop taught by Mrs. Ellen Burge, home economics agent. Classes run through November with initial meetings on Color and Window Treatment. Enrollees will learn color fabric selection and replica construction for home draperies, with meetings planned to minimize travel. Enroll by Oct 27 by writing or calling the Cooperative Extension Service, RD 2, Box 12, Elyria.
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Ellen Burge
Cooperative Extension Service
Elyria
How new farm bill affects you consumer impact analyzed
Washington report explains Johnson's farm bill shifts support from loans to direct payments, aims to keep retail food prices from rising as income grows. It notes a projected drop in the share of after tax income spent on food from 18.3% toward 17% by 1970, with federal costs around 4 billion in 1966.
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UPI Agriculture
Washington -Upi
Johnson
Treasury
Agriculture Department
Department
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Laos Prime Minister Souvanna Prouma Visits Washington
Prime Minister Souvanna Prouma of Laos, in the United States for the United Nations General Assembly, is scheduled to meet today with Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Souvanna Prouma
Laos
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Pole type buildings touted as economical farm housing
After World War II rising material and labor costs made conventional farm buildings expensive. A study found pole type construction the least costly option for housing animals and machinery. Bill Starbuck of Industrial and Farm Builders designs each building to customer needs at 12 North Main St Am. offers planning and engineering services and a phone contact YU 5373.
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Industrial and Farm = Builders, Inc
Industrial and Farm Builders, Inc
Industrial
North Main St. Am
Rural America to gain from new farm loan laws
President Johnson signed legislation expanding the Farmers Home Administration loan and grant program. It raises insured loan authority to 250 million yearly for rural water, waste disposal, and farm development, adds grants for water systems, expands eligible town size, and targets 800 rural areas and about one million people with improved facilities and farm credit.
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James T. McDo
Usdas Farmers Home Administration
Johnson
Farmers Home Administration
Con-gTess
Farm plans total 1699 acres across multiple townships
George Box and T Wendell Palmer reported 1699 acres of farm plans were certified by the board of supervisors of the Huron Soil and Water Conservation District at Greenfield Twp. The meeting included farms from New London Townsend Norwalk Hartland and other townships with one new district cooperator. The board also discussed the County Science Fair with cash prizes, an annual meeting in early December with a banquet, and a working agreement between the Extension Service and the Soil Conservation District.
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Xorwalk
George Box
T. Wendell Palmer
James Spoerr
Greenwich
Board of Super
Willard Scheid
Clarksfield
Russell Neidermeier
Norwich
Karl Hurst
Hartland
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Distric
Elk meat for sale in Oklahoma report
UPI reports the Interior Department plans to sell elk meat in Oklahoma sourced from surplus animals to control herd size. Dressed portions range from 1 to 5 pounds to 185 dollars per item.
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Oklahoma
Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Housing loan listed for Portsmouth elderly homes project
Washington UPI reports the Public Housing Administration announced an 81 percent loan for the construction of 126 low rent homes for the elderly in Portsmouth Ohio. The supported project aims to expand affordable housing options for seniors and improve local housing infrastructure.
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Washington Upi
Portsmouth
Ohio
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