Food dollars spent on dairy yield small share
Americans spend about 13 percent of their food dollars on dairy products but receive only around 2 percent of the total food value from these products.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
2
Americans spend about 13 percent of their food dollars on dairy products but receive only around 2 percent of the total food value from these products.
Mayor Charles V. Neeson summarizes administration deeds for 1963 highlighting financial gains, debt reductions, and funded improvements. Highlights include $1,500 saved in interest, $608,000 general fund financing, $27,909 interest savings, a balanced budget, grants totaling 913,000 under the Public War Acceleration Act, sewer and street projects, a new forester, pedestrian signals, a restored crosswalk light, and a new fire department switchboard.
An Oberlin truck driver was hospitalized after an accident on St Rt 23 as a federal grant accelerates local works. The city added 50 hydrants and 1250 feet of hose, appointed four new firemen, and painted hydrants for the first time in years while planning a new central fire station.
AMHERST. Frank Vydra of the Da-Lite Screen Co will present a lecture demonstration on movie and slide screens Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the Lorain County Bank building on Cleveland Ave. Refreshments will be served. The event is sponsored by the Sandstone Camera Club and is open to all members of camera clubs of Lorain County. There will be no admission fee. Harry C. Brecha, publicity chairman, announced the third annual Color Slide Show is scheduled for March 28 at 8 p.m. in Powers School. Al Anderson of Lorain will be general chairman, assisted by Joseph Trupio, program: Henry Penton, arrangements: Mrs. Carl Johnson, reception, and Mrs. Harry C. Brecha, slide selection.
The Amherst Elementary PTA will receive the Cub Scout Pack 494 charter Monday at 7:30 pm in Powers School. Sponsored by the PTA the program includes a Christmas numbers musical by the fifth grade ensemble due to missed meeting last month. Five groups will join in a school workshop, each with a recorder and a chairman.
Induction of new members of the Amherst Junior Women's Club set for January 21 at 6 30 pm at a Founder s Day dinner. The Wishbone Restaurant on Rt 20 near Oberlin hosts main speaker Mrs Joseph Frazer district five director. During the preceding Monday, Karla Smith spoke on the American Field Service and the group voted to donate to the AFS and buy playground equipment for Maude Noiding Park.
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