Oregon's A-Z Farm educates city folk
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by Teresa Peneguy Paprock
Around Town publications editor If you ask your kids where wool comes from, and they answer "the store," you might want to take them to Oregon's A-Z farm for a teaching opportunity. Ray and & Alice Antoniewicz (look at their last name and you can see where the A-Z comes from) had raised four children on their sheep farm in Oregon when they decided to open up their farm to city dwellers who haven't been introduced to a lot of barnyard animals. During their 38 years at the 100-year-old home on Schuster Road |
 Alice Antoniewicz and her granddaughter Emily feed twin lambs.
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