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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1979
Page
6
Strong cattle and dairy demand fades in recent weeks while hog prices slip. Nearly 1,000 head of market hogs sold with top hogs at 42.40, sows and boars down 8 to 10, feeder pigs and shoats in good supply but weaker demand. Calves remain steady or firmer, service bulls strong, sheep and lambs mixed, goats steady overall. total head 1,595 from 428 consigners.
Wes Sanders leads Oberlin based Underground Railroad Puppet Theater in an Arts Resource Project with Lorain County Arts Council and Elyria City Schools. The Thursday afternoon show at Crestwood Elementary aims to educate youngsters about historic routes and freedom.
Lorain County Community College offers a three day microcomputer seminar June 19 to 21 for engineers technicians students or anyone curious about micro computers. The course uses MMD 1 and 8080 based systems with hands on work led by Richard S. Redditt of Middle Tennessee State University. Limited to 20 students the $325 fee covers instruction equipment use three lunches and materials registration ends Monday.
Norman Ross public affairs vice president of First National Bank of Chicago will speak at a Commerce and Industry Association dinner at DeLuca's Place in the Park at 6 30 p m Thursday. Ross has traveled to China eight times on bank business in recent years. The dinner is open to the public and costs 16 per person.
Dear Abby answers two letters on love and birthday plans. A young woman warns against pursuing a married man and urges breaking off for self respect, while another reader asks if she can host a birthday dinner with friends who pay their own way. Abby advises hosting at home and avoiding costly dinner plans, and notes personal replies available by mail.
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