Cinderella Summer's Labor Day Farewell
A playful column portrays Cinderella Summer amid a surreal Labor Day parade. Her sandal morphs into a leather cleated shoe while Queen Anne's gown turns golden red. A Camelot University PE dep bus parade escorts Prince Charming, as kings, queens, and steps move toward autumn.
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Area 4-H members excel at Ohio fair competition
Ohio State Fair highlights show Area 4-H youth earning Outstanding Of The Day honors. James McAleese of Wellington won in food and nutrition, top in photography, and first for the week. sister Kelly won in demonstration and first in natural resources. Other winners include Mary Ward, LuAnn Jordan, Jody Bierlein in dog show, Kerri Gott in pony events, with Patty Hinderlidher and others named for food and nutrition show prizes. Firelands Farmers won Outdoor Cooking.
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Kelly
James MaAleese
Wellington
Mary Ward
Terry Ward
LuAnn Jordan
Tom Jordan
Sullivan
Jody Bierlein
Herbert Beirlein
Grafton
Kerri Gott
Gerald Gott
Patty Hinderlidher
Oberlin
Camden County Chicks
Dean Holcomb
Wakeman
Henrietta Shamrocks
Mary Ann Radachi
Elyria
Midview
Vermilion
Brownhelm Perfection
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Saddle-Lites 4-H Club sponsors horse show at Crazy W Stables
The Saddle-Lites 4-H Club hosts a horse show at Crazy W Stables on West Ridge Road scheduled for Sept 7 at 10 a.m. The event features English Western and econ test classes for 4-Hers and a walk and trot class for those ten and under. Members earned the 1980 Clean Barn Award at Lorain County Fair and blue ribbons for showmanship and horsemanship. Cindy Sparks won top showmanship honors for ages 9-11. Missy Knipper earned junior English horsemanship honorable mention. Keri Gott placed fourth in pony showmanship and seventh in Western Pony at the Ohio State Fair among 64 entries. Shelly Arnold also competed at the state fair and advanced to the Western Pleasure championship class from 125 in the class. About 30 Lorain County Farm Bureau women will attend the 1986 Regional Women’s Rally at Ohio State University Branch in Lima on Sept 16 with Char Potterbaum as guest speaker on Thanks Lord I Needed That. Further details are available from the Lorain office.
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Crazy W
West Ridge Road
Lorain County
Cindy Sparks
Missy Knipper
Keri Gott
Shelly Arnold
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio State University
Lima
Char Potterbaum
Weather and drought push higher food prices nationwide
The Deep South endured a scorching summer with over eight million chickens lost to heat and drought. Across the Midwest drought stunted corn and forage, while the Mid Atlantic faced near term fruit and vegetable season endings. forecasters warn of higher grocery costs through year end and beyond, driven by weather and rising input costs. Meat and grain sectors expect price increases, with beef up about 10 percent by year end and corn as well as poultry affected by supply shifts.
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Deep South
Midwest Plains
Mid-Atlantic States
Midwest
Tom McDermott
Meat Board
William Roenigk
National Broiler Council
Washington, D.C
Roenigk
Georgia
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Louisiana
Virginia
Delmarva Peninsula
California
Florida
Mexico
North Dakota
Carter
Soviet Union
USDA
West Road entry wins Reserve Grand Champion at fair
West Road Wakeman showcased Dairy Veal with a Reserve Grand Champion award. Members are Firelands Farmers 4-H Club girls. Weather and feed costs affect poultry and produce prices, with grain surpluses and fluctuating fuel costs shaping storage and market outlooks.
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West Road
Wakeman
Firelands Farmers
Gene Krebs
Granary Home for the Summer in Cadiz, Ohio
John and Ardele Herbold occupy a century-old granary on their eastern Ohio farm near Cadiz. With no running water and wind through gaps, they moved from the white farmhouse into the two story bin nine years after relocating from California. The couple chose the granary at Mrs. Herbolds urging, living close to the earth while tending the 188 acre homestead.
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Cadiz
Ohio
John
Ardele Herbold
Mrs. Herbold
Farmers invite field day at Lorain County Fairgrounds
Area farmers are invited to a field day at the Lorain County Fairgrounds on Wednesday starting at 10 am. Extension specialists will lead discussions on varieties tillage and fertility with a 2 pm questions session. seed dealers and other reps will attend. Contact the Extension or Soil Conservation office for information.
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Lorain County Fairgrounds
Larry Shephard
Don
Purdue expert says agricultural energy cuts come slowly
Doering of Purdue's Energy Policy Research notes energy reductions in U S farming will be gradual due to entrenched economic incentives. He cites irrigation shifts, tilling limits, crop rotations with legumes, location changes, and possible shifts from fresh to processed outputs, arguing complete energy self sufficiency is unlikely this century.
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Washington
UPI
Purdue University
Otto Doering
Purdue
Energy Policy Research and Information Program
Doering
Texas High Plains
Kentucky
Texas
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