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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1980
Page
3
A reflective narrator recounts a church supper fundraiser where leftovers are divided and profits tallied. She explores the unseen labor of women, compares it to historical wages, and ponders the worth of domestic and spiritual labor in a quiet, haunting close.
John Stackhouse of Ohio agriculture directs the Firelands Future Farmers of America banquet praising farming rewards beyond money. He notes broad agri business opportunities, inflation challenges, and commends Jon Park with a State Farm Degree. He cites vocational education and Wooster's Agricultural Technical Institute as unique. He cites productivity gains from 1960 to 1980 increasing off‑farm food support per farmer from 26 to 60 people.
The 25th annual FFA banquet at Firelands High School recognized outstanding Firelands Chapter members led by presiding president Richard Krupar. Jon Park received the State Farm Degree and DeKalb Award along with multiple honors. Other winners included Brian Jackson, Ron Baumann, Jonn Krumwiede, Dave Bennett, and Steve Zurcher among many category awards. Newly elected officers include Ron Baumann as president and Doug Benedict as vice president.
All area farmers are invited to a meeting on federal crop insurance Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Extension office meeting room 1575 Lowell Street. Eleanor Gnandt of Penfield Township Lorain County representative for the Federal Crop Insurance Corp will attend with Agricultural Stabilization Conservation officials to explain available opportunities.
The Clover Clovers elect Debtie Diederich president with Kim Falkowski as VP and Jackie Finnery secretary. Other officers include Chris Deeks treasurer Danete Falkowski and Bernie Diederich recreation chairmen. Advisors are Rosemary Deeks and Jean Johnson. The Wranglers 4-H Club offers light yard work for seniors and lists contact numbers. Camden Country Chicks plan roadside cleanup meeting at Sue Hinderlieder’s home. A June 3 craft and bake sale is set with contact Mrs Richard Weiting. A 4-H horse showing clinic is scheduled at the Carlisle Grange Hall. Deborah Rosaler from Ohio Edison will speak at the North Ridgeville Horizons meeting on April 30. The club collects for Cancer Campaign April 28 to May 11 and supports the Send A Mouse To College project.
Star Builders promotes timber designed pole buildings for farming uses including housing livestock machinery and equipment and storing crops. The firm claims lower costs than conventional construction and offers turnkey service with personal attention from president Bill Starbuck at its South Amherst outlet Route 113.
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