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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1987
Page
5
A group of grandmothers from the Class of 45 gather for lunches every two months to reconnect and share stories about their grandchildren. They recall old friendships, snuck humor about aging, and celebrate how grandchildren bring renewed purpose and hope.
Washington AP report cites USDA economist Ron Gustafson saying many drought damaged farms may not reenter beef production. Jan 1 cattle inventory stood at 102.2 million head, beef cows up 1 percent, dairy cows down 6 percent as pastures recover and drought areas rebounded.
The Izaak Walton League Black River Chapter postpones a public forum on the old Republic Steel quarry and instead holds its regular monthly meeting at Northwood School beginning at 7 p.m. The group will state its position on the quarry and answer questions. City officials and EPA representatives were invited to discuss whether the site belongs on the federal Superfund list.
Elyria Ashland 1000 Club rounds up alumni and friends for a luncheon at Elyria Country Club 41625 Oberlin Rd Elyria from 11 45 a m to 1 15 p m. Donald M Graham president of Donald M Graham and Associates Willard will speak on financial planning for the roundtable. Reservations contact Howard L Akin at 233 7624.
Ohio State University experts warn changes in banking laws and interstate ownership could squeeze rural lenders. The Louisville Land Bank posted a $77 million loss last year while overall Farm Credit districts show uneven health. Experts urge stabilized profits and rising land values to steady credit for farmers.
Huntsville AP reports a junior farmer group introduces Cow Patty Bingo to raise funds for the Huntsville Ag Booster Club. Squares priced 2 to 10 dollars win up to 500 dollars for the cow whose manure marks the winning square, with ties resolved by weighing evidence left on the square.
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