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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
2
The writer notes seasonal weight loss zeal and cites a church bulletin line praying for going on a diet. He jokes about beginners attempting every task, expressing fear of failing and near belief that self-improvement trends overwhelm ordinary effort.
A personal, candid meditation on weight loss that argues lasting change requires long term lifestyle shifts rather than quick fixes. It details habits, temptations, and the psychology of dieting with humorous self critique and practical tips.
Agriculture Department data show farm commodity futures on exchanges regulated by the CEA reached a new peak with 14.3 million contracts traded, worth $181.3 billion. Soybeans led activity with over 4.1 million contracts and about 20.6 billion bushels, valued near $73.4 billion, while wheat and corn also posted large gains amid broad increases in live cattle eggs potatoes cotton and wool.
The government will fund Project Safeguard to help southern farmers move from DDT to alternative chemicals. A Jan 1 cancellation bars DDT on cotton soybeans and peanuts, with EPA transferring 750000 dollars to USDA for state extension services plus 350000 dollars from other sources. Environmentalists pressured for the ban due to long lasting ecological risks.
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center breeders Dr. Stanley Z. Berry and Dr. Wilbur E. Gould developed Ohio 2070, 2170 and 2470 for the processing industry. The compact, high yielding vines resist wilt and cracking, suited for hand or mechanical harvest, with seed limited to breeders and seedmen as trials begin for the 1974 crop.
A family oriented horse nutrition night school will be held January 16 23 and 30 in the auditorium at the Ohio Agricultural and Development Research Center Wooster. Instructors are Dr William Tyznik of Ohio State University and Dr Charles Martin an area extension agent. The program covers feeding allowances digestive anatomy protein digestion energy use vitamin and mineral needs and supplements and final sessions address feeding management including ration formulation balancing low cost rations forage systems nutritional diseases and disorders. Registration is at the Extension Office 42670 Telegraph Rd.
Krystowski Ford Tractor Sales promotes the Super Six four wheel drive tractor as solving wet soil and rough hilly conditions faster and safer than rivals. It uses equal-size wheels with a single differential, front wheel weight distribution for traction, flotation, and balanced drawbar power, plus road-friendly four wheel drive and left right braking. Visit Krystowski on Rt 18 west of Wellington or call 647-2015 to see features and options.
Good's Auction House in Creston specializes in estate liquidations with two options: on site at the estate or removal to the Cres ton sale barn for a dedicated sale. The barn also hosts a poultry and eggs marketplace and a flea market with varied items. Ford Good and John Rodgers provide contact numbers for details.
The annual Wellington District Holstein Club banquet will be held on January 22 at 7 30 p.m. in the United Church of Christ in Pittsfield. Tickets are available from Louis Abahazi John Devin Joe Hess Larry Jackson Clarence Parsons Otis Pickworth Bob Diedrick Bob Elliott and Paul Danmeyer.
Several million dollars worth of power equipment and attachments will be exhibited at the Power Show Ohio on February 3 at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus. A hundred exhibitors will display gear for agriculture construction industry and lawn and garden care with complimentary tickets available at power equipment dealerships statewide.
PUCO began distributing 1.68 million gallons of propane supplied by Ohio companies to help farmers dry grain. Chairman Henry W. Eckhart said the largest allocations go to northwestern counties with water-logged crops. About 175 truckloads have been picked up by over 40 distributors across 30 agricultural counties.
The Wellington District Holstein Club sponsors a Junior Member contest for Lorain County 4-H or FFA members with one year of registered Holstein work. Essays titled My Junior Holstein Work are due January 15 to John Devin Oberlin RD 1. Local winners were to be named January 22 at the club banquet with state and national opportunities to follow.
Lorain County Farm Bureau will announce membership captains at the correlating meeting this evening in the People's Oberlin Bank starting at 8 p.m. Norman McConnell, president, says Alan Carpenter and Ray Twining serve as co chairs of the drive. Cy Conrad will chair the public affairs session.
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