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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1987
Page
6
A reflective reminiscence on aging, retirement parties, and shifting social circles. The piece contrasts veteran professionals with younger replacements, notes changes in communication and consumer habits, and teases a search for a calendar to fit a preferred kitchen spot.
Lorain County Farm Bureau and area residents say farm wives increasingly work off the farm due to economic pressures. Sue Conrad notes more wives take jobs for money, later for personal fulfillment as children grow. Several women describe roles as teachers aides, nurses, and a school system worker citing financial aid and benefits, while one spouse works irregularly with an auctioneer for social reasons.
Dairymen and family members are invited to two events at Pittsfield and Spencer town halls on January 8 and 13, 1987. The Lorain County DHI meeting includes experts from Ohio DHI and OSU. A $7 registration covers lunch. reservations due by January 9.
Ohio economists report turkey products raise per capita turkey consumption by about three pounds since 1980 as Americans averaged 13.5 pounds of turkey in 1986. Milk production exceeds demand but rising consumption, up 20 pounds per person from 1985, driven by cheese demand.
Solvent banks in the Northeast and Texas head to federal court to curb Farm Credit bailouts. The Springfield and Texas Farm Credit Banks warn that requisitioning unallocated reserves could bankrupt them, arguing Congress 1985 limits the FCA’s takings to preserve lending. Arguments set for Tuesday in Springfield, with past voluntary contributions totaling about 173 million.
Dan E. Garver of Huron received a Certificate of Merit at the USDA Soil Conservation Service Honor Awards Program. State conservationist Harry W. Oneth praised Garver for special achievement and notable contributions to soil and water conservation. Garver, Erie County district conservationist, plans conservation work over 3000 acres yearly and oversees technical operations and employee training.
MARSHFIELD Wisconsin AP A four year study finds farm teens in vocational agriculture programs showing signs of noise induced hearing loss similar to adult farmers. Preliminary testing of about 500 students across 12 Wisconsin high schools indicates mild high frequency loss though exact percentages are not yet reported.
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