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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1976
Page
4
Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Board meets Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the Production Credit Association office on Rt 8 south of Oberlin. They will discuss the Bicentennial event on June 19 and report on ticket sales.
Area 4-H notes show Avon Stitcherelles preparing for a field trip to the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster on June 23 with crochet demonstrations by Cheri Verdes and Lisa Findora. The group will meet June 14 at Gail Ralph's home 2550 Joseph St. Woodworking talks were led by Doug Benedict and Tom Finnegan at Firelands Farmers meeting. Outdoor cookery was chosen by Jody Beam Michelle Finnegan and Dawn Wetzel. A family camp out was planned. Columbia Dog Gone Its community service projects include cleaning Columbia Pack after wagon train passes through the park and painting trash barrels at Lorain County Fairgrounds.
In a reflective piece the author contrasts American mass birth trends with Europe’s restraint after visiting in 1956. It cites a Smithsonian May 1976 ad from The Environmental Fund critiquing “population growth” policies, urging nations to curb reproduction and urging the U.S. to aid within limits to prevent global catastrophe.
Elyria Industrial Equipment announces a relocation from 224 Oberlin Ave to a new 11,000 square foot indoor space and ten acres outdoors at the Route 10 and 20 intersection. The move, completed after 44 years of growth, adds a bright showroom, larger parts bins, and expanded office space to speed repairs and order processing.
Pat Leimbach will appear on Action 3 News Channel 3 Wednesday between 4 30 and 7 p m. The Country Wife author traveled widely addressing farm groups and other organizations. Her husband Paul and three sons will also be featured on the program.
Paul Harvey, noted news commentator, will headline the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Bicentennial Family Fun Day on June 19 in Columbus at the state fairgrounds. More than 30 000 members expected with games contests arts exhibits square dancing and band concerts from noon to evening. Tickets are 1 at county offices 1 25 at the gate. The event is billed as the state’s largest agricultural bicentennial celebration. Harvey is heard on 600+ radio and 100 TV stations and in 300 newspapers and named the voice of the silent majority.
The Keystone Chapter of the Future Farmers of America recognized freshman Eric Joviak with the Star Greenhand Award at last week’s awards banquet. President Rick Conrad received the Star Chapter Farmer award for participation and activities. Bob Stewart of Rt. 303 was welcomed as an Honorary Chapter Farmer.
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