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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1985
Page
6
A wife reflects on 35 years of marriage, the shift from obedience to independence, and the changing rules of partnership. She notes modern separations among couples with long roots, the rise of individual growth, and her own plans towards fifty years together with her partner Paul.
The Lorain County Steer Club will replace 12 deceased steers from a October purchase of 76 for the 1986 Lorain County Junior Fair. Members may accept refunds or have replacements funded by the club. Dr. William Fox and Ken Bado will supervise transport from Zanesville to Lorain County. The club will waive noseprinting rules for this year.
Weigel Farms of Grafton took first in soybeans with 64.73 bushels per acre planted May 8 1985 in 6 inch rows. Harold Landis and Sons of Nova placed second with 64.70 bushels per acre in 7 inch rows planted May 11 1985. Average soybean yield was 54 bushels, up 10 from 1984, state average 39, and row width affected yields.
Garry Gibbons Eva Weber and Bill Harris received an honorable mention Tools For Teaching award from the Ohio Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi at the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service Annual Conference. The three Northeast Ohio 4-H agents collaborated on an instructional videotape noted by James Helt. Judges evaluated entries across 15 categories highlighting media used in education.
The 1985 farm bill, likely to be signed, draws cautious support from lawmakers. The Reagan administration won cuts to price supports while farmers keep near record federal subsidies, despite joining rounds of criticism that the measure is not perfect but preferable to inaction. Senator Dale Bumpers and Agriculture Secretary John Block voiced guarded approval.
Four individuals were elected to two year terms on the Huron County Extension Dairy Committee at Dairy Day in Norwalk on December 13. Scott Horn Mike Kaltenbach Kevin Conger and Bill Lund will assist in planning and evaluating extension dairy programs. Dr Kent Hoblet warned about mastitis costs and subclinical cases impacting production.
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