The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 August 1970 — Page 9
Friday And Saturday, Aug. 21 & 22
LEO N. SELTENRIGHT AT OREGON STATE Leon N. Seltenright, area extension agent in Elkhart county, is at Oregon State university attending the National County Agricultural Agents Association convention August 16 to 20. Seltenright is a (delegate of the Indiana County Extension Agents Association to the annual national meeting. TREESH VEHICLES DAMAGED IN AUTO ACCIDENT FRIDAY Cars belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Treesh of Milford were damaged as they were struck by a vehicle on Friday night. Howard C. Flowers. 29, r 1 North Webster, was taken to the county jail following the accident and booked on a charge erf public intoxication and leaving the
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scene of an accident. His auto hit a parked vehicle on Emetine street, sending it into the second Treesh vehicle. Flowers car received S2OO damages while the damage to the Treesh vehicles were listed at $1,600 and $275. Deputy sheriff Alan Rovenstine and Milford chief of police Don Drake investigated. TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT AUG. 10 As GOSHEN Minor damage was reported in a two-truck mishap in Goshen at 11:54 a.m. Monday. A truck, a 1967 International, being operated by Jesse Hardesty. Jr.. 39. of Goshen, was rammed from behind by a 1963 Ford truck driven by Roger S. Smith. 28, Syracuse, as Hardestystopped for a line of traffic near Second street.
Most Farm Program Payments Completed In Kosciusko County Most of the farmers who participated in the 1970 Wheat and Feed Grain programs in Kosciusko county have now\ received their program payments, according to Scott Hom, chairman of the Kosciusko County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) Committee. Farmers earn program payments by diverting portions of their cropland to conservation uses, and complying with other program requirements, Mr. Hom explained. Diverting unneeded cropland helps maintain a balance between supply and demand, preserves the excess acres for future use when they are needed, provides a more orderly supply of farm products to consumers, and helps to assure equitable prices to farmers. Throughout the nation, over 3 million farmers earned the farm program payments, Scott Horn said. Payments were disbursed during the six-week petiod beginning July 1. In past years.the payment period has extended over a three-month period from July through September, the chairman said. Compressing the payment period into half the normal time required close cooperation between farmers and ASCS personnel. Mr. Hom reported, adding “Speaking for the entire farmer-elected committee. I am proud of the way everyone has cooperated to get the payments out early as we had promised farmers that we would do." Because of budget restraints, partial payments could not be made this year during the sign-up period for the feed grain program. “When this decision was made, the Department told farmers that full payments would be made as early as possible. That commitment has now been largely fulfilled.” Mr. Hom said. Don Ritter With Army At Bon Son, Viet Nam Word was received from SP-4 Donald R. Ritter last week affirming his new address. He is stationed with the 84th Combat Engineers at Bon Son. Viet Nam. Their present mission is the building of the largest span bridge in South Viet Nam. Ritter’s job as an electrician is to wire and install a security lighting system. The bridge will be completed in a month and then the unit will move to a different job site. His address will remain the same. It follows: SP-4 Donald R. Ritter 308-50-9529 84th Engr. Bn. Co. B APO 96238 San Francisco, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes and son Kevin of Pontiac, Mich., called on Mrs. Pret Poe of Milford Sunday.
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Soil Scientist Joins SWCD Staff The board of supervisors of the Kosciusko county Soil. Water Conservation District held their August meeting at the soil conservation office. 518 S. Buffalo St. in Warsaw. The supervisors heard reports on the 4-H conservation tour and Oliver and McClure Lake Conservation Camps. Larry Staley, soil scientist appointed to the Warsaw office soil conservation service staff, gave a background of his previous experience to the board. A graduate of Penn State university and a veteran of the navy. Staley has done survey work in 37 Pennsylvania counties, previous to his move here. He and his wife Joan, and their five children have moved into a home near Barbee Lake. The legislative dinner of the area II association of soil and water conservation districts will be held September II at the Hobby Ranch House in Fort Wayne. State and national governmental officials will be invited to- attend this dinner meeting Five hew cooperators were accepted: Max Metzger. Lake township; Floy Hollar, Wayne; Cloid Swartz, Monroe; J. Howard Lursen, Plain; and Claypool Sales. Inc. of Lake. One group project concerning impaired drainage was approved: Merle Fisher. Charles Napier and Newton Wallen. The next meeting will be September 1 at the Warsaw office.
Birthday-Slumber Party Honors Barbara Ryman A 16th birthday-slumber partyhonored Barbara Ryman last week in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ryman of Syracuse. Helping Barbara celebrate were Patty Buhrt, Gail Benson. Cindy Gnass, Jeannie Baumgardt, Yvonne Spurling, Gail Brown. Becky Knisley, April Hapner and Vic Ryman, Birthday-Anniversary Parties Held Sunday A family dinner Sunday was the scene of a birthday party celebration for Dale Roberts, his granddaughter, Barbara Ryman, Syracuse and the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. In attendance for the event in addition to the above were the Tommy Ryman family, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Mort. Jim. Kim and Sherri Roberts of Fort Wayne. Peggy Ryman and Cindy Gnass. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas and five children of Vienna. Md., will leave for their home tomorrow after a five-day visit with Mr. Thomas' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Deeter of Milford.
FALL CLASSES TO BEGIN SEPTEMBER 15 AT SAINT FRANCIS Fall semester classes at Saint Francis college. Fort Wayne, are scheduled to begin on September 15. and end on January 26, 1971. According to academic dean, Sr. M. Jean, the undergraduate offerings will consist of 154 different courses in 25 fields — art, biology, business, economics, chemistry, education. English. Honors Seminars. French, geography. German, government, history, mathematics, music, philosophy, physical education, physics, psychology-, Spanish, speech, social service, and theology. Undergraduate registrations will be taken in the registrar s office, administration building. September 8-11, 8:30-12 noon; 14:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10. in the morning only. On Saturday, Sept. 12. registrations will be taken in Trinity Hall. 8:30-11:30 am., 1:30-3 p.m. All new undergraduate students must file an application form and obtain final acceptance from the director of admissions a week before registration. Tuition and fees are payable at time of registration. Students should secure approval of chairman of their major department for schedule of classes. Those as yet not decided upon a program and a major should confer w-ith the academic dean. Students should bring social security number. Graduates According to graduate division dean Louis Ross, the graduate offerings will consist of 67 different courses in 17 fields — art, biology, business, earth science, education, English, family arts, French, history, mathematics, music, physical education, psychology, reading, sociology. Spanish and special education. There will be no approval to register for graduate work before August 31. Scheduled approval time and registration will be on Monday, Aug. 31 through Friday. Sept. 4. 8:30-12 noon, 1-4:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Sept. 8. through Friday, Sept. 11, 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon, 14:30 p.m.; in registrar's office,. administration building. On Saturday, Sept. 12. registrations wjll be taken in Trinity Hall, from 8-11:30 a m. and 1:30-3 p.m. Graduate students should secure approval to register from graduate office, Trinity Hall. Tuition and fees are payable at the business office. Graduate students should bring their social security number. LEESBURG MAN IN TWO-CAR CRASH Cars driven by James Miller, 40. of r 1 Leesburg and Albert G. Day 111, 17, of Warsaw, collided on CR 700 N, three miles east of Leesburg. Both late model cars were extensively damaged in the Saturday night accident, investigated by sheriff David Andrews and deputy sheriff Ron Robinson.
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Servicemen’s News
Pvt. George Stidams Assigned As Rifleman At Ft. Myer, Virginia Army Private George W. Stidams, whose wife JoAnna, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Stidams. Sr., reside near North Webster, was recently assigned as a rifleman in Headquarters Company. Ist Battalion. 3rd Infantry at Fort Myer. Va. Pvt. Stidams entered the army in February-, 1970. and received his basic training at Fort Knox. Ky., and was last stationed at Fort Ord. Calif. Dennis Gruenewald In Encampment At New York A. F. B. PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. - Dennis W. Gruenewald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman L. Gruenewald of r 2. Warsaw, is participating in a U. S. air force reserve officers training corps (AFROTC) field training encampment at Plattsburgh AFB. N. Y. • During the encampment, cadets become familiar w-ith the life and activities on air force bases and can examine career opportunities in which they might wish to serve as officers. Other highlights of the course include survival training, aircraft and aircrew indoctrination, small arms training and visits to
SIDEWALK SALE_< Storwwids Specials Offered During ? . JFawasee Village HDEWAIKIMB Friday and Saturday - August 21 and 22 Open Daily 7:00 a.m. Till 11:00 p.m. Cl WAWASEE VILLAGE SYRACUSE, IND.
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other air force bases. Cadet Gruenewald is a member of the AFROTC unit at Purdue university. He is a 1967 graduate of Mentone high school where he was a member of the National Honor Society. North Webster Soldier Assigned To Rifleman Headquarters In Virginia FT. MYER. VA. — Army private George W. Stidams. 18. whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Stidams, Sr., and wife, JoAnna. live on r 1 North Webster, recently was assigned as a rifleman in headquarters company, Ist battalion, 3d infantry- at Fort Myer. Va. Pvt. Stidams entered the armyin February of this year, received basic training at Fort Knox. Ky., and was last stationed at Fort Ord. Calif. Kenneth Martin Receives Air Medal AN KHE, VIET NAM — Army sergeant Kenneth Martin, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Martin, and wife, Cherie, live on r 3 Syracuse, recently received the air medal near An Khe, Viet Nam. f Sergeant Martin earned the award for meritoriou sen-ice while participating in aerial flight in support of ground operations in Viet Nam.
The sergeant is assigned as a squad leader with company D, Ist battalion. 14th infantry, 4th infantry division and has also received the combat infantryman badge. NEW PRESIDENT OF ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE Sr. M. JoEllen Scheetz. 0.5. F., has been appointed president of Saint Francis college. Fort Wayne. The announcement was’ made by the board of trustees following the resignation of Sr. M. Rosanna, Q.S.F., who held the position since 1958. » Sister JoEllen, who assumed her office on August 10, is presently completing a doctoral program in college administration at the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. She received her master of arts degree from the University of Notre Dame and her baccalaureate degree from Saint Francis college. ; Sister JoEllen served as academic dean of Saint Francis college during the 1967-68 school year. Prior to thpt she was dean of girls and teacher of English at Bishop Luers high school, Fort Wayne. Sister Rosanna w-ill pursue post-doctoral studies at Memphis State university. Among the hazards of life as a modem teenage boy is having your little sister use your can of hair spray to kill flies.
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