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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1980
Page
4
A satirical tale argues feminism threatens traditional roles as a husband questions a family pickle recipe. The narrator fears the movement will alter long held domestic practices and provoke a broader social upheaval.
Robert Delano president of the American Farm Bureau told 500 county leaders in Columbus that grain embargo weather and inflation made 1980 erratic for farmers. A Lorain County delegation included Tom Greene information chairman. Delano noted initial embargo support gave way to hardship from falling grain prices and inflation. He predicted adequate food supplies for the year and urged councils to discuss national issues without endorsing a candidate.
Ohio soybean producers will vote September 16 to 18 on a one cent per bushel checkoff for market development. A 15 member operating committee would oversee the program if approved, with funds split for domestic and global market development.
The annual Farm Science Review runs September 23 to 25 near Don Scott Field northwest of Columbus. The 750 acre show features 450 commercial exhibitors, field demonstrations with about 25 million dollars of equipment, and exhibits from Ohio State University College of Agriculture and Home Economics and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster. Energy and no till farming displays, antique equipment, a women’s style show, and home exhibits enrich the program with daily sessions and demonstrations. Admission is 1.50 in advance and 2.50 at the gate, with tickets through county Extension agents and dealers.
The Lorain County Farm Bureau will vote on policy development resolutions at its annual meeting on September 20 at Midview High School. A social hour starts at 7 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30 p.m. The event features the Coalition barbershop quartet and trustee elections. Delegates to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus will be chosen. Mike Outcast oversees recognition and awards. Tickets must be bought by September 14 from the Farm Bureau Elyria office, Grafton Landmark Stores, or trustees.
Secretary Bergland told farm broadcasters that China’s leadership changes could unlock vast growth for U S farm exports. He cited potential for food grains and breeding livestock as China modernizes and considers credit purchases, aiming for China to become a top U S farm buyer.
In Charles Town West Virginia UPI reports scientists at the Appalachian Fruit Research Center are breeding a super pear to enable eastern orchards. Fire blight and Psylla have limited eastern pear growing, but new varieties show resistance and quality with potential commercial orchards within about a decade.
The Lorain County Steer Club invites boys and girls to join for 1980 81 with an organizational meeting on September 18 at 7 30 pm in Pittsfield Town Hall. Open to 4-H members and Future Farmers of America. Steers will be exhibited at Lorain County Fairgrounds in August and sold at auction during the fair. Contact Cooperative Extension for information. Eva M Weber 4 H agent notes parents may attend. A selection committee will buy steers next month, to be brought to the fairgrounds for drawing by Jet. Signups close September 24. Meetings continue year round focusing on feeding care fitting and showing.
Carlisle Classy K9s members earned numerous honors at local and Ohio State fairs. Lorain County fair results include Sub Novice A: Jody Beiriein first Annette Majoras second Stephanie Reinders third Billy Biffie fourth. Sub Novice B and Open Showmanship Senior: Debbie Hille first. Jody Beiriein second Sue Horamrich third. Sue also placed second in Fitting and Showing A. Majoras third in costume. Stephanie third for poodle.
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