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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1978
Page
4
A snowbound Ohio writer spends six days on a southern Indiana farm with Paul and Mildred Heidenreich. They share house, meals, and help with frequent snow emergencies while tending livestock and visiting a Catholic church. The visit ends with a grateful appreciation of neighborly support amid harsh winter.
North Ridgeville Lucky Horseshoes 4-H Club launches a paper drive inviting residents to contact advisors Mrs. Lucille Butler or George Meehan at North Ridgeville addresses for participation. Officers for the coming year include Maureen Meehan as president Addie Adams as vice president Sharon Gall as treasurer Sue Tompkins as secretary Michele Vrooman as reporter and Marilyn Meehan as recreation director.
Jerry W. Long, formerly a Midview High School vocational agriculture teacher, is named Lorain County Agricultural Agent effective immediately. He resigns to lead county programs, bringing extensive farming and education background, aiming to expand rural and urban agriculture and community self-help initiatives.
Lobster larvae consume several times their own weight in food each day, sustaining rapid growth as they develop through early life stages. This high feeding rate supports their dietary needs in the plankton-rich nursery waters.
Columbia Riders Club in Columbia Station invites all, not limited to 4-H, to a March 1 meeting at 8 p.m. at Columbia Town Hall. Mrs. A Cathcart Mitchell says the club welcomes riders of all experience levels and has elected officers for the coming year. Planned events include fun shows, horse shows, and trail rides.
A manure management workshop on handling liquid manure will be held Wednesday at the Pittsfield Town Hall from 12 30 p m to 4 p m. Farmers from Lorain Medina Huron and Erie Counties are invited to learn about equipment and services from representatives of several companies and government agencies.
The Forest Service estimates about 77 million elm trees in American towns and cities in 1930. By 1977 widespread Dutch elm disease had destroyed all but 34 million, drastically reducing urban canopy.
Larry Swain of Land O Lakes says dairymen can raise calves to 200 250 lb for feeders or finish them as steers to 800 900 lb for beef. Calf market is stronger than six months ago and over 4.5 million calves could be raised annually in the U S with Holstein cattle often yielding higher gains.
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