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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
6
Farm News by Carl F. Ungelhaem explains the diverted acres rule of the Feed Grain program. Pasturing is allowed before April 1 and after October 1, but not between, with up to 90 percent penalty for unauthorized grazing. Growers must certify planted and diverted acreages at the county office, with spot checks possible. Important date July 17 for certification.
This listing notes CLASS D to CLASS A scores for New Richmond Bethel Amelia and St Bernadette with multiple games and final arrangement for the County Championship Knothole Tourney starting the first week in August. The Knot hole Committee sets two defeats and out and limits entrants by class with postponements required in the next two weeks.
A collage of quotes and attributions from small town papers and wire service strings. It references Samuel Harden Stille of Wellington Enterprise and William Chaffee of Walnut Bureau, plus a Yugoslav village Simic family with multiple V names and a historic male lineage.
Weather blows hit fruit growers with forecasts showing smaller deciduous crops in 1967. Ohio expects more peaches than last year though U.S. peach crop down 13 percent to 2.9 billion pounds. Apple and pear outlooks vary by region with late frosts and poor pollination noted.
Goshen Boosters 4-H Club met June 26 at the Miller home with 16 members present. Reports covered Senior 4-H Camp at Camp Graham near Clarksville and Citizenship Week End. a beef grooming demonstration was given. refreshments were served. Next meeting set for July 10 at Don Lambert’s home.
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