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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
9
Lorain County officials promote farm recreation as a way to invite city visitors onto working lands. SCS agent R S Keep notes topography guides the type of recreation, while participants discuss land use, financing, and farmer attitudes as keys to success.
Huntington A resident Farmer Stephen Free will open a 9 acre lake on his Bursley Road farm next year as a joint fishing picnicking and swimming site to augment income from his now troubled poultry business. He built the lake with a bulldozer at lower cost and noted pumping water from a creek caused a drought delay.
Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation members meet Tuesday night at Firelands High School for a banquet at 7 30 p m. A business session elects directors and delegates to the 1963 state meeting and votes on resolutions from the floor. Robert Drake of the Cleveland Plain Dealer is the main speaker.
Kenneth Jackson, longtime figure with International Harvester farm equipment, returns to the field as president and manager of Elgiria Implement and Tractor Co. The new firm at 601 Oberlin Rd Elyria buys the Elyria Implement Co inventory and equipment and offers IH farm equipment sales, parts, and service with trained staff.
Eric Braud, 145, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Braud of Whitney Road, narrowly escaped death when a tractor tipped over on Whitney Road while turning into a driveway. Curtis E Truman of Wellington transported him to Southern Lorain County Hospital where he was treated for bruises and cuts and listed in good condition.
MPF will hold a meeting with The Mark Producers Federation of Cleveland in the fall district. The gathering is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at Wellington High School.
Daryl Deering of Monroeville Erie County receives top national honors for a poultry talk at the Northwest Pantry Producers Council exposition in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The Perkins High School student earned one of three blue ribbons among youths from 18 Northwestern states for his presentation Selecting Careful For and Exhibiting Poultry For The Fair. He has raised turkeys since he was young, caring for 3490 birds this year, and hopes to major in poultry husbandry. He is a member of the Osford Hustlers Club and credits his award to his agriculture work and school activities. His trip to Harrisburg followed honors in poultry production marketing at the Ohio State Fair. He is the son of Erie County Commissioner Fred Deering.
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