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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1978
Page
4
A visitor recounts a night in Flint with a blind friend Jody who was robbed of $120 and a braille slate. The tale touches on crime’s impact on daily life, disability access, and trust in a tough inner city, including neighborly reactions and a dramatic story of an elderly judo-instructing mother.
New York AP reports Wallaces Farmer describes a jogging scheme for dairy cows by US Dairy Association researchers. A mechanical treadmill and moving tailgates guide cows in a fenced ring to promote fitness, despite a few uncooperative animals.
Nancy Bigler a freshman at Ohio State University serves on the Farm Bureau youth recreation committee for the gingham gallop at the Ohio Union Ballrooms in Columbus. The recreation clinic is set for April 15 at 12 30 p.m with dancing from 7 30 to 11 p.m.
Four area dairy farm backed entrants compete for the Lorain County Dairy Princess Crown at the 43rd annual Dairymen banquet on April 8 at Firelands High School. Contestants Terri Reinders Denise Hill Patty Lupinski and Mary Jo Bockmore are listed with sponsors and home addresses. Reservations for the banquet are due by Friday with tickets sold by local dairy officials and at the Extension Office. The event will feature humorist Dr George Walter and entertainment by the Sweet Adelines followed by square dancing.
The USDA proposes easing limits on importing milk and dairy products from nations with foot and mouth disease. A 198 F and 2.5 second heat treatment would be required, with casein products allowed after four days in bonded storage. Current rules cap imports of fresh milk and restrict distribution of certain dairy items. Public input is due by February 13 to APHIS.
Avon Stitcherettes join Cancer Society drive April 14 15 16 with officers Susan Morahan president Mary Beth Urig vice president and others serving in roles. Four Seasons 4-H Club formerly Huntington Highlighters plans officer election April 4 at Ward Hall Huntington. Avon Pioneers elect Greg Nagel president with Urig Novotny Morahan and others as officers and health safety leaders. Henrietta 4-H Clovers meet Amherst Fabrice Shop to buy fabric tonight and a sewing project. Stems and Fluffs plan fundraisers car wash bake sale next meeting April 12 7 p.m. and Rex.
A tractor and farm machinery safety course for women will be offered at Lorain County Vocational School in Oberlin on April 5. Registration starts at 9 30 a m with sessions on farm safety, tractor parts, operation and maintenance, PPE, and farm safety legislation. Lunch by the senior food class, program to 3 p.m. Reservations to Barbara Gilbert at 42670 Telegraph Rd. Cost is 3 50.
Local dealer LaGrange Tractor Sales on Route 301 promotes Case garden and yard tractors designed for home, business, and farm use. It emphasizes hydraulic drive, matched power trains, safe operation, and year round service with test drives and showroom hours listed.
A practical horsemanship clinic for general horsemen will be held in Medina on April 6 and April 8 open to the public. Dr. R Kline from Ohio State University will discuss unsoundness of horses. The April 8 session at 10 a.m. at the Medina County Community Center will cover western and English show classes and proper showing procedures with a 50 cent door fee.
A new Lorain County group, the Lorain County Buckeye Dairy Boosters, joins the Ohio Buckeye Dairy Boosters statewide network to promote dairy products. About 150 members statewide. advisor Miss Walkden, Lorain County Dairy Princess and Ohio Holstein Queen. Officers: Madge Ahahazi chair, Florence Parsons vice chair, Kathy Gordon secretary treasurer. Membership open to men and women.
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