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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1988
Page
7
The Brownhelm Church recently installed a new elevator fitted into its old staircase, enabling ground level access to the sanctuary. A reconditioned pipe organ, updated roof, pale green interior, and bright brass fixtures accompany a vibrant choir and growing children’s program led by two women pastors, showcasing inclusive worship and community outreach.
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a sixth CRP sign-up period from February 1 to 19. Landowners may enroll highly erodible cropland for ten years in exchange for annual payments, with grass or tree cover and up to 50 percent cost sharing for establishment. Contact Lorain SWCD at 322-1228 or 329-5352 for details.
Ohio State University dairy policy analyst Robert E. Jacobson warns a June price drop is likely for Grade A blend milk as production climbs and a lack of supply controls persists. He cites a potential 75 cent per hundredweight fall from $12.40 and notes little change in 1988 retail prices while farmers face rising costs and possible exits. Local farmers express concern about cuts and seek ways to cope through higher quality milk and collective action.
Tickets for the 53rd Annual Lorain County Dairymen Banquet are available at Firelands High School. The event on Saturday March 19 features Archie Griffin and includes dairymen recognition, a dairy princess crown, and square dancing. Reservations by March 11 cost 7.50.
The Green Industry Trade Show will be held February 9 and 10 at Michands Town and Country in Strongsville Route 42. Land scapers nurserymen and grounds maintenance personnel may attend with a daily registration fee for the trade show and education sessions.
Washington sources say a five year old grain agreement with the Soviet Union is set to lapse with Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng hopeful a new long term agreement can be negotiated and signed by early summer. Trade official Clayton Yeutter will handle U S negotiations.
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