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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1985
Page
5
The Class of 45 sends out a self appointed questionnaire revealing why legal and medical fields flourish. Two respondents report through twenty six divorces among their families, highlighting personal strain amid the postwar era.
A curious spoof survey comment by Pat Leimbach cites views on divorce surgery number of meaningful and meaningless relationships and happiness. It notes expectations on childcare, grandparenting, attitudes toward Central America troop deployment and women’s liberation with mixed reactions among respondents.
In Leicestershire Massachusetts last week heavy rains forced Kathy Arslen to wear snorkel gear to pick berries at Mark Hurwitz farm. Hurwitz ran a promotion giving free berries to visitors in the wackiest rain gear aiming to attract customers during the downpour.
Eleven Lorain County 4-H youths earn state camps and awards, chosen for 4-H club involvement and leadership. Attendees include Cindy Wade and Duane Bremke at Forestry Camp near Mansfield, Mary Hoertz Kris Terrell and Jean Squire at State 4-H Congress in Columbus, Kim Coffman at Leadership Camp near Utica, with numerous sponsors and upcoming projects such as fair entries and clipping clinics.
The outlook calls for a warm beginning then a midweek cooldown and a return to near normal by week’s end. The six to ten day forecast shows below normal temperatures with above average rainfall. Haying and harvesting should stay dry through Thursday with humidity dropping to the 40 percent range in afternoons. Night dew will dampen then evaporate with morning sun. Crop growth remains moderate to fast where moisture is adequate as Central and southern areas face brief crop stress on Tuesday with highs in the 80s and low 90s.
Lorain County Farm Bureau officials joined the Ohio Farm Bureau’s Lobbyist for a Day program in Columbus. They attended a House Energy and Environment Committee hearing on House Bill 318 and heard from farmer Tom Jordan about pollution from bottles and cans on his land. John Born and Debbie Rinehart also participated.
Six Huron County youths were named among about 800 Ohio 4-H members at the 68th annual Ohio 4-H Congress in Columbus. Highlights included a mock Statehouse legislative session and a new cooking experience on OSU Drake Union lawn with 400 cooks per shift.
The Lorain County Junior Fair Board hosts a tractor pull at the Lorain County Fairgrounds on July 14 at 1 pm to raise funds for Junior Fair activities. Entry farms are available through agricultural businesses across the county. For more information call Eva Weber at 322-0127.
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