Quiet chapel atop hill in Salem township Pierce County
A rural country church sits on a hill in Salem township Pierce County. The scene captures a simple quiet chapel with surrounding landscape and a photographer credit to Joe Magnuson.
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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1981
Page
1
A rural country church sits on a hill in Salem township Pierce County. The scene captures a simple quiet chapel with surrounding landscape and a photographer credit to Joe Magnuson.
A new Senate bill S 49 would start daylight saving time on the first Sunday in March, extending it by about two months and claiming annual oil savings of about 5.6 million barrels and consumer fuel savings of over 150 million dollars.
St Croix County Fair Association reports a small 1980 profit and cash on hand of 3200 dollars. Repairs include replacing gates in the sheep and swine barn. Season car passes rise to 2 dollars. Directors reelected: Wes Sander Roy Meyers Bill Allom and Mrs Robert Pitschneider. Kay Zwald appointed to Extension Homemakers board. Officers named for 1981: Lawrence Biakeborough president Ullom secretary Meyers treasurer.
The forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies Thursday through Saturday with mild temperatures and little or no precipitation. No significant weather hazards expected.
In Ladysmith and Rock Elm sugarbush sessions foresters urged a shift back to wood firing to cut boiling costs as fuel oil prices climb. Wisconsin maple syrup remains cheapest among major producing states at 14.90 per gallon in 1980, with Vermont and New York higher. The talks also covered grading changes emphasizing flavor over color, sugar content rules, and a push to seed higher sugar trees to boost future yields.
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