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Sewing Suzies MeetThe 4-H Sewing Suzies met !

Monday. July 21, at Mrs. Cal-1 houn's house. Demonstrations I were given by Bonna Trice on j taylor-tacking and by Barbara Sale on pleating.

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Buyers of All Grades of Bulk Maple Syrup PHONE CHARDON AVenue 6-4160

must forfeit or refund his pay­ment and may be subject to a civil penalty of one half his pay­ment in addition.

Every farm on which there is an agreement signed has a per­mitted acreage of Soil Bank Base Crops 1 practically all crops except hay>. Soil Bank crops cannot be harvested on the farm in excess of the per­mitted acreage. Each farm has a tolerance of 1 acre or 3 per­cent of the permitted acreage, whichever is the larger. If crops 1

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THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, JULY 31, 1958—9Wool Incentive Payments Made 1958 Crop Loans Available onGrains; List Price Supports

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Farmers Get Paymentsare GEAUGA’S LARGEST-MOST COMPLETE SALES, SERVICE CENTER

Beginners Class

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$1.50 per lessen

Classes on Monday Evening

Incentive payments on wool are being mailed to farmers in Geauga County. The incentive

give a report on health or safe­ty. Ruth Ann Keller will give a demonstration on “how to leng­then and shorten a pattern”

The girls will have a picnic lunch after which they will visit a water filtration plant in Men­tor. Swimming will conclude the day.

Buehner gave a demonstration on “how to make a flat felled seam.”

Judging will take place in the Chardon Elementary School on Aug. 5. Demonstrations and sty­le review will be held on Aug. 12 in the Claridon Town Hall.

The next meeting is a health and safety meeting which will be held at the home of the Ad­visor, Mrs. Keller. Each girl will

grading No. 3 or better.This year the loan program" is

.set up so the fanner may ob­tain his money on the loan through his bank if he wishes. Sight drafts can also be issued by the County Office as in the past.

Purchase agreements are also available.

Loans and Purchase Agree­ments on oats, wheat, barley.

Crop Loans for 1958 are avail­able at the Geauga County ASC Office, Old School Building, Bur­ton, Ohio. Farmers are asked their grain be stored for at least a month before making applica­tion for a loan. The moisture content of small grains should be under 14 percent.

Following are the price sup­port rates on small grains; $1.92 per bushel for No. 1 Wheat; $1.01 per bushel for Barley gra­ding No. 2 or better; $1.22 per

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payment on shorn wool is 15.5 percent of the net proceeds re­ceived by the farmer. On un­shorn lambs the payment Is fig­ured at 33 cents per hundred­weight.

The wool promotion deduc­tions, which are used to help finance an advertising and sal­es promotion program to in­crease demand for lambs and wrool, are 1 cent per pound on shorn wool and 5 cents per hun­dredweight on unshorn lambs. This deduction was authorized by the wool growers of the coun­try in a referendum in 1955

The American Sheep Produc­ers Council was organized by wool growers to conduct the program. Sheepmen from every State are represented on the Council by delegates who elect a board of directors to govern the organization. Representation is based on the amount of money paid into the promotion fund

: from each State.

Electric WiringFREE ESTIMATES

through January 31, 1959; corn until May 31, 1959.

50c weeklyAccordian Rental

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WILLIAMS ELECTRICAVenue 6-5451

Payments are being made to farmers in Geauga County who are in compliance with their 1958 Wheat Acreage Reserve A- greements.

Even though payments are made at this time the agreement is in full force until December 31, 1958. This means that a crop cannot be harvested from the Acreage Reserve area in 1958 and the area cannot be grazed anytime during the year. The spread of noxious weeds must be controlled. If any of the a- bove items are not complied with, the farmer will be in vio­lation of his agreement and he

2 Guests Attend SnipperSnapperMeetMary Ann Bogus and Linda

Rogers were visitors at the 4-H Snipper Snappers meeting which was held at the home of Mari- lou Buehner.

Group snap shots were shown to the girls. These pictures were given to the secretary, Joan Newberry, to be put in the sec­retary’s book. Linda Keller an­swered roll call by saying she was going to 4-H camp. Marilou

in excess of the tolerance harvested, the full payment must be forfeited or refunded.

Albert J. Molzon and Philip Johnson, Chardon, recently made initial purchases of 1 re­gistered Ayrshire each accord­ing to the Ayrshire Breeders’ Association secretary, D a v i d Gibson, Jr., of Brandon. Vt.

The transaction was recorded in the National Office of the Ary- shire Breeders Association in Brandon, Vt., where complete records on all registered Ayr­shires in the United States have been maintained since 1875.

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