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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1978
Page
4
A personal Chronicle-Telagram memorial recounts the life of a mother known for her market work, family devotion, and perseverance across generations. The piece honors her forty years since loss, detailing her loyalty, cooking, gardening, and guidance that shaped seven children into fourteen, and the lasting impact on the author and siblings.
Huntington Future Leaders viewed films on saving choking victims and dangers of smoking. Lamb demonstrations by Beth Walkden Beverly Walkden Jim Worden and Jenny Worden. A bowling party is planned for June 33. Lori Ebihara presides Saddle Lites 4 H Club Oberlin with officers Lucy Henderson Heidi Frawnfelder Kim Koipper Vicki Maeder advisor. Riding meet May 23 7 p m at Susan Cherry home. Brownhelm Perfection Club members Sam Brownhelm UCC meeting attendees Janice Stemposki Natalie Sterk Sona Vargo gave demonstrations. A camping trip set for July 17 18 19 per advisor Bonnie Cutcher. Columbia Dog Gene Its plan a bake sale in June date TBA. Members urged to bring dogs to meeting Wednesday 5 p m at Columbia Park per Anita Daugherty.
Donna Hoss, a Southern Illinois University graduate described as five feet tall and single, wears a T shirt declaring I Dig Pigs while pursuing a job in North Dakota. The brief item notes her pig farming interest and ties to animal work.
Washington US official says research linking pan fried hamburgers to cancer will not lead to new Agriculture Department limits. Foreman notes the reaction is natural when heated. Delaney amendment does not apply. Also mentions interim nitrite reduction in bacon from 120 to 40 parts per million planned soon.
Fort Collins AP reports female enrollment at agriculture schools has ballooned 3,628 percent in eight years, rising from 854 majors in 1970 to 30,989 this year at 72 land grant colleges. At Wisconsin and Minnesota, women’s share jumped markedly, while Colorado State added two targeted courses to aid women entering the field.
Modern farmers rely on Star Builders for up to date timber designed buildings to house livestock store crops and machinery. The Amherst headquartered firm backs 18 years of experience with turn key services including wiring plumbing cement work and landscaping. Route 113 showroom offers brochures and repair components for existing buildings.
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