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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
16
John Parker outlines shifts in Ohio dairy, noting the Northeast Ohio Federal Order where the four largest handlers exceed 43 percent of packaged fluid milk sales. The piece discusses plant consolidation, store dominance, and the impact of a disposable 10 quart home delivery container on market pricing and distribution.
Area 4-H clubs report officers and members for the coming year. Brighton Buck at $1.50 per year lists Ann Maley as a meeting host with 23 members. Walter Merrill serves as president with next meeting set for April 28 at 8 p.m. at Brighton Town Hall. Elyria Busy Hands 4-H Club notes treasurer Don Wacker and health leader Larry Case. Favorettes 4-H Club gears up for a Mothers Tea at 2 p.m. at Barbara Jay Ridge Road on May 7 hosted by Diana Fowl and others. Demonstrations referenced from the last meeting include inputs from Diana Fowl and the Elyria City and Department.
Avon Thimblettes 4H Club members Regina Dian Debbie Nancy Cheryl Nagel Judy Trax iler Susan Urig voted to enter a float in the Memorial Day parade. The group named Cheryl Nagel chairman and discussed the May 30 horse show at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds.
A fragmented feature mixes Lahore’s evolving skyline with Western desert land purchases in the U S. It notes Lahore’s historic trade status, modern traffic scenes, and cultural shifts, then shifts to American desert tracts offered for rural retreats from $100 to $900 per acre. It highlights buyers seeking isolation, utilities, and new livelihoods amid shifting city policies and rugged landscapes. The piece threads cultural contrasts and speculative homesteading through varied locales and eras, preserving scattered names and places while sketching a broader migration to remote living.
A writer rails against trading stamps cluttering pockets and homes. She recalls past scenes at checkouts and redemption centers, noting the waste of time and money, the fuss of pasting pages, and the nuisance of collecting for a card table.
St Thomas Island expands water supply by Sea Plant feeding 11 million gallons daily and boosting electricity capacity by 60 percent. The plan shifts from conservation to new source development as Fidel Castro’s cutbacks impact mainland supplies.
The Soviet Union will boost gross output of fruits berries and grapes to about 14.3 million tons by 1970 up from 3.14 million tons in 1960. If achieved per capita fruit consumption could rise from roughly 35 pounds to 117 pounds in twenty years amid a shift to socialized plots and improving processing and marketing.
Norwalk hosts a homemaker meeting at 4 p.m. at 55 Whittlesey Ave. Point Loma California detailing a multi stage flash evaporator desalination unit. The talk explains cost efficiency and operation using steam from a nearby power plant with oil fired boiler option.
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