The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 August 1974 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Aug. 14.

CHAMPION HEREFORD HEIFER — Robyn Watkins .of Syracuse; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Watkins, is shown here with her champion Hereford heifer “Missy'’ at the 4-H county fair last week at Warsaw. \ five-year 'l-IL member, this was her first year to show a Hereford.

Summer reception-buffet planned by theatre guild

The Enchanted Hills Playhouse Summer company will entertain guests at a reception-buffet on Sunday. Aug 18. from 5-8 p m at the South Shore Golf club pavilion This will be a casual affair sponsored by the theatre guild and entertainment will be

Attempted break-in at Hooks

Investigation continues into an attempted break-in at Hook Drib’s m Wawasee Village during the week end It is n<4 known what foiled the attempt, however, water leaking through the roof Sunday led to discovery of the attempt II was

Women at the fair

By MBs \\\ H Wt <M>K Extension Agent The 1974 Kosciusko county fair is now history .And our much needed rain waited till Saturday night to rain out the fair. The women's department was an interesting and attractive part of this year’s fair Mrs Elmer Hanes, general superintendent, reports that there were 1182 entries made in the five departments Judging for the women's department was held on Monday night and judges worked until the wee hours of the morning to select blue ribbon • : *■ at departments The judges were .Mrs. Norman Good. Columbia City, baking. Mrs Glen Erank. Columbia City, flowers. Miss Cynthia Rapp. Milford, canning. Mrs Kelvin I‘renhert. Wakarusa, and Mrs Jerry Bechler. Angola, clothing, and Miss Marcie Wynns. South Bend, educational exhibits There were many first place ribbons awarded but only a select few received grand champion ribbons fir best of show m each department Mrs Blanche Garber. Warsaw, won a grand champion in needlework for her crocheted afghanv The first man to win a purple ribbon in the

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provided Mrs Carolyn Parmerlee will provide organ music for dining and dancing pleasure. Reservations should be placed now with Mrs Marilyn Deck. Mrs Katy Emerick or Mrs. Joanne Gans.

discovered an area 10 x 4 feet had insulation, roofing and metal sheeting ripped off. and a hole had been made nearly through the roof Also found was a 5-foot hooked bar. 50-feet of rope, and a cloth duffle bag

women's department Stanley Nice. Warsaw, for his delicious canned corn relish. Three grand champions were awarded in the baking and candy dept: Mrs Willard Schider. Milford, home made bread; Mrs. Neit Allison. Warsaw, decorated cakes, and Mrs Marilyn Hoppus, Warsaw for candy . An orchid took a grand champion ribbon for house plants and was grown by Mrs. William Staffer, Warsaw. Other awards in the flower department: Mrs Larry’ Swihart. Silver Lake, snap dragon arrangement; Mrs. John Ellis, Warsaw. live flower arrangement; Mrs. Kathleen Martin, Warsaw, rose arrangement; and Mrs Tom Waite. Silver Lake, single rose A child's dress made by Mrs. Larry Gochenour. Etna Green, took the grand champion clothing ribbon Only a few of the entrants receive recognition Every person deserved a pat on the back for his or her interest in the department SANTA ANA DEFEAT U.S. forces under Gen. Zachary Taylor defeated Mexican army under Gen. Santa Ana at Buena Vista, Mexico, on Feb. 23, 1847.

$ 250 million goal met by Breeder Reactor Corp.

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Tenn. Construction is targeted to begin in 1975 and be completed by 1981. The electricity produced will be fed into the TVA system. • Based on the preliminary design, the project — including supporting research and development and the first five years of operation after construction — will cost approximately $1 billion. Approximately 1.200-1,500 will be employed during the peak of construction. A permanent staff of 110 will operate the plant. “The fast breeder will lead to important economic and environmental benefits." Mr. Ayers said. “It will extend the contribution of nuclear power as an electrical energy resource from decades to centuries, while also reducing the drain of both our uranium and fossil fuel resources.” In terms of environmental protection, the breeder's higher operating temperatures and steam pressures will result in lower thermal discharges. As with all nuclear plants, the

breeder will not add combustion products to the atmosphere. The demonstration plant is the key to the successful transition from the US Atomic Energy Commission's 25-year technology development to large-scale utilization of the LMFBR reactor concept. It will be the focal point where, for the first time, individual plant components developed in previous AEC research and development projects will be assembled and operated as an integrated unit in a large-scale power [riant. Assumptions regarding economic operation, reliability, safety, and environmental impact will be tested on-line within a utility system. The resulting information will be available to both government and industry for further LMFBR development and use. Two new corporations — the Breeder Reactor Corporation (BRC) and Project Management Corporation (PMC) — were created in 1972 to oversee the project. BRC represents the

electric utility industry, provides operating background The AEC senior counsel, and disseminates Icings to the project the expertise project information within the “f ds staff, national laboratories, industry ; PMC is responsible for and its contractors in the breeder coordinating the design, con- and other major developmental structioh, testing, and operation programs. of the plant. Westinghouse Electric Corin major supporting roles are poration is the lead reactor Commonwealth Edison Company manufacturer, with support and of Chicago, TVA, and the US assistance from the General Atomic Energy Commission. Electric Company and Rockwell Together Commonwealth Edison International, Inc. Burns and and TVA are providing the Roe, Inc., is the architectproject' with experienced engineer. The construction management and utility contractor has not been selected.

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