The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 September 1978 — Page 15

20 per cent wheat set-aside in '79

The 1979 wheat program contains the same 20 per cent setaside requirement as the 1978 program, Robert Strombeck, Chairperson of the Kosciusko County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) committee, said. Farmers complying with the 1979 program will be eligible for price-support including a wheat loan of $2.35 a bushel, and target price protection of $3.40 per bushel, both the same as the 1978 program. Although there are no allotments and producers are free to plant as many acres of wheat as they wish, program participants k who reduce their 1979 wheat acreage for grain-by 15 per cent from the 1978 wheat acreage will be eligible for target-price coverage on 100 per cent of the 1979 wheat acreage for grain. The 1978 wheat acreage will be the acreage harvested as grain, plus credit on 1978 participating farms for underplanted acreage, setaside, and wheat grazing and hay acreage for payment. “Unlike the 1978 program, the 1979 program does not provide

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payments for grazing out or haying of planted acreage. However, producers may graze their 1979 set-aside acreage for a six-month period.” Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland called the program “a stabilizing measure designed to benefit both producers and consumers.” If farmers use the 1979 program as well as they did this year, we believe the farm wheat prices will be maintained. The program is designed to be antiinflationary. Without the setaside in 1979, U. S. wheat stocks would be well above needs, farm prices would be considerably lower, government payment would be higher, and wheat export earnings would decrease, Bergland said. The 20 per cent set-side means that for every 100 acres of wheat planted for harvest as grain, 20 acres must be set aside. The forerunner of the modern skyscraper was the 10story Home Insurance Company building in Chicago, built with a steel-frame construction in 1884.

It Happened ... In Syracuse

1 YEAR AGO, SEPT. 14,1977 Weatherhead Open House Sunday. Chore-Time Open House Saturday. Harlan Steffen of Syracuse was installed last Thursday evening as president of the Goshen Board of Realtors. Members of the Lakeland Community School Corp, board of trustees last night approved a pilot program for the Vocational Education Co-op which involves placement and follow up of all graduates in this program. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mast. 136 E. Boston St., Syracuse, are the parents of a son born on Friday, Sept. 9, in Goshen Hospital. Beth Ann Lantz became the bride of Dr. Bruce L. Lamb on Saturday, Sept. 10, in the New Paris Church of the Brethren. The new Mrs. Lamb is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Lantz, 70755 CR 27, Syracuse. 5 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 12,1973 A long-range residential development, that could approach the $25 million figure, has been announced for the Lakeland area by Kinder Realty, Inc., a

Syracuse construction and development company. Ralph W. Thornburg, president of the Thornburg Drug Co., based in Syracuse, was named a member of the Indiana Health Facilities Council by Governor Otis R. Bowen late last week. No solid clues have developed in the Labor Day accident that claimed the life of Bruce Williamson, 20-year-old Niles, Mich, youth, who was killed when he fell from water skis on Syracuse Lake and was struck by an approaching boat. Laurel (Bud) Rink, 54, r 2, Syracuse, died at 8:48 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6, in LaGrange County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Robinson, r 3, Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter, Galia Louise, born at 12:48 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 1, in Goshen Hospital. 10 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 11,1968 The annual picnic of the Syracuse firemen and their families will be held at the scout cabin park on Sept. 15 at 12 noon. Richard K. Brown is the new

manager of Budget Investments, 105 W. Main St., Syracuse, assuming his new responsibilities last Wednesday. A total of 765 freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors arrived at the new Wawasee High School Monday morning under heavy overcast skies. Mr. and Mrs. William Beemer of Syracuse are leaving on Thursday for Cologne, Germany, as official delegates to the First International Kitchen Industry Symposium to be held in Europe this year. C. V. Steele, 69, r 4, Syracuse, died of a stroke at 2:20 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, in Goshen Hospital. 20 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 11,1958 Dr. Charles E. White, new pastor at the Grace Lutheran Church, will be formally installed in a ceremony open to the public at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14, at the church. William D. Sadler of Warsaw, district manager of United Telephone Co., announced today that the 850 telephones of the North Webster Exchange will be

converted to automatic, dial operation on Oct. 19. Bob Byler, president, announced yesterday that the third quarterly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be a dinner meeting at Louie’s Grill Tuesday, Sept. 16. Marjorie Ann Edgar of Syracuse and Phillip Wayne Leach of North Webster were married Friday, Sept. 5, at the residence of Rev. Joseph C. Bailey in Syracuse. Stephen Bryan, 10-year old son

Area schools receive state snow removal reimbursements

Reimbursements totaling $6,262 for snow removal have been processed by the Indiana Department of Public Instruction for the five school systems in Kosciusko County, according to Dr. Harold Negley, State Superintendent of Public Instruction The money for reimbursement was provided by the Federal Disaster Assistance Administration through the Indiana Department of Civil Defense. The Department of Public Instruction handled the processing of school claims as a liaison to the Department of Civil Defense. Individual reimbursements are: Lakeland Community School Corp. — $2,391 Warsaw Community School — $1,136 Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. — $172 Warsaw student struck by auto A car operated by Nora L. Brockhoff, 65, r 1 Leesburg, struck 10-year-old Royce Rheam, 604 East Main St., Warsaw, as he ran from east to west across South Buffalo Street at the corner of East Main Street in Warsaw, on Thursday, Sept. 7. The boy was on his way to school and reportedly darted into the path of the BrockhOof vehicle, which was moving at a slow rate of speed. The youth sustained bruises to his right arm and leg and was treated and later released at the Kosciusko Community Hospital, according to Warsaw City Patrolman Eldon Werstler.

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Wed., September 13,1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

of Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan of Syracuse, was hit by a car as he was riding home from school on his bicycle Thursday afternoon. 45TYEARS AGO. SEPT. 14.1933 After many months of illness which followed the stroke he suffered last May, Isaac Mellinger, age 80, died at his home on the south side of Lake Wawasee Saturday morning. An airplane coming from Muncie to Lake Wawasee was badly shattered when the pilot of

Whitko Community School Corp. - $924 Wa-Nee Community Schools — $1,639

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the plane, Frank Hanley, attempted to land in the pasture of the Wilmet Jones farm at a too high rate of speed on Sunday morning. On Friday, Sept. 22, work is to commence on the new city park for Syracuse. Businessmen and anyone else who cares to will labor for one day in the jungle of weeds, tin cans, brush and abandoned automobile bodies that now lie between Road 13 and Syracuse Lake. The greenskeepers of golf courses of the state met at the South Shore Golf Club Monday and were served a fish dinner at the clubhouse. Thirty-five attended. The first reunion of the late William Tully family was held last Sunday at the home of Melvin Tully, three miles northeast of Syracuse. Y

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