The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 December 1978 — Page 13

Milford water problem solved

During August, September and October water in the town of Milford failed to comply with the drinking water standard for coliform bacteria. The coliform organizm is used as an indicator of microbiological quality of drinking water. Coliforms indicate possible contamination and a possible presence of disease-causing organisms. Presence of the

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coliform organism meant that the town could not at that time guarantee the safety of the drinking water. The problem was investigated and it was determined that the chlorinator was not operating at the time the unsafe samples were collected. The chlorinator was repaired and the six samples collected since then have been safe.

Deficiency payment rates announced for 78

WASHINGTON - Eligible wheat farmers will receive government deficiency payments of 52 cents per bushel on their 1978 crop for a total estimated payment of around $620 million according to Ray Fitzgerald, Administrator of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS). He said payment checks will be issued through the county ASCS offices beginning December 15 and will contribute substantially to the farm economy in the wheat and barley producing states. Deficiency payments are made to farmers who participated in federal crop programs in order to raise their incomes when prices fall below target levels. Fitzgerald also announced revised national program aceages of 58.8 million acres for wheat. The allocation factor for determining deficiency payments for wheat is 100 per cent meaning that eligible farms will receive payment for all the acreage planted. National program acreage

Nellans, Inc. participates in relocation meeting

Suszane Gilliland, Janet Liles and Jan Karr of Larry Nellans, Inc., realtors, participated in a special regional training session sponsored by RELOlnter-City Relocation Service. RELO, the nation’s leading non-profit residential real estate referral service, sponsored a series of educational workshops through which participants learned new techniques to help provide more effective relocation service to transferees, corporated and individual, moving into and from Syracuse and the surrounding “lakes area.” “RELO service to transferees SLABAWW SHOP One Mile North. 4 Miles West Os Milford • Pick-Up Covers • Regular Tarps • Boat Covers • Fitted Tarps Q< Any Kind Os Cover Made To Order Also Weather Proofing And Repair Open 5 Days A Week 8 A.M.-6P.M Closed Fridays And Sundays J

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(NPA) represents the number of acres of a crop needed to meet estimated demand and assure desirable carryover levels. The allocation factor is the NPA for the crop divided by the harvested acreage. The deficiency payment rate is calculated on the difference between the per bushel “target” price ($3.40 wheat) and the higher of either the national loan rate ($2.35 wheat) or the average price received by farmers during the first five months of the marketing year ($2.88 wheat). The five-month period is June through October. Since the average market price was higher than the loan rate, this figure will be used to compute payments. Thus, the $2.88 price received is subtracted from the target price of $3.40 to arrive at the payment rate of 52 cents. Corn and grain sorghum payments will be made in April as the first five months of the marketing year for these grains ends February 28 and the data to compute payment will not be available until the end of March.

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It Happened ... In Syracuse

1 YEAR AGO. DEC. 14,1977 Syracuse Town Board president James C. Tranter has cautioned violators of the town’s ordinance mandating parallel parking that they will be given warning tickets if the practice continues. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pinney. of Chalet Realty in Syracuse, were in Bloomington recently attending the Graduate Realtor Institute at Indiana University. Don Bucher, r 3 Syracuse, talked his way to a second place finish in the “Discussion Meet” December 4 through 6, at the Indiana Farm Bureau State Young Farmer Convention. Syracuse residents are being asked to leave their faucets trickle when the temperature is 15 degrees above zero or below, in order to prevent freezing of the water lines. A school insurance bid of $60,160 from Hall and Marose Insurance Agency, of Warsaw, was approved for the Lakeland Community School Corporation, by members of the School Board of Trustees at their regular meeting Tuesday night. Miss Annabeth Arthur was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower December 12 in the home of Mrs. Wayne Bucher, Sr. Games were played, gifts opened and refreshments served. 5 YEARS AGO. DEC. 12.1973 Officers and directors and other local dignitaries attended the formal ribbon-cutting for the State Bank of Syracuse branch bank, known as Wawasee Village Drive-In Bank, held at 10 a m. Saturday. Kent J. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of Syracuse has been presented the “Most Outstanding Wrestler” cup at the Indiana little state wrestling meet held at Wabash college. Crawfordsville, on November 30 and December 1. Music of the 15th and 16th centuries delighted 150 members and guests of Wawasee Preparatory school Sunday evening at a Madrigal dinner sponsored by the school. Miss Cynthia Hyndman, a student at Wawasee high school, represented her school in the Good Citizen contest, sponsored by Agnes Pruyn Chapman chapter of DAR. Miss April Lee Schacht became the bride of Stephan Lewis Kossuth in a mid-October wed-

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ding in Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church at Syracuse. A variance was granted at the Thursday night meeting of the board of zoning appeals of the town of Syracuse for Wawasee Auto Brokers, Inc 10 YEARS AGO. DEC. 11.1968 Formal ground breaking ceremonies were held at 10:30 a m. today for the new Bay Point luxury condominium at the old Johnson Hotel site on the south shore of Lake Wawasee. Robert Burkholder is announcing this week the closing of the prescription department of his drug store in uptown Syracuse. A large group of Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls of Troop 28, Syracuse, gathered at Crosson Park on South Huntington Street at 3 p.m. Sunday for the traditional decorating of the community Christmas tree. The Wawasee Warriors enjoyed a war dance around the Concord Minutemen at Concord Friday night and got their scalps - with the first win for the Warriors - 55-53. Wawasee High School Future Farmers of America members and vo ag students attended the International Livestock show in Chicago on December 4. Miss Janie Redaway of Bango, Mich., and Bill Harrington, a former Syracuse resident, were married at Bango on November

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30 in Simpson United Methodist church. 20 YE ARS AGO, DEC. 11.1958 Plans for a new self service laundry store for Syracuse were revealed last week by Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Koontz, owners and operators of the Wawasee Laundromat at 100 S. Huntington Street. Members of the Syracuse Calvary E. U. B. Church met Sunday evening. December 7. to discuss their future building plans, and voted by a clear-cut majority to relocate due to the newly-discovered inadequacies of their present site. Mrs. Annabelle Coil, manager of the local license branch, reported Monday that the latest bid received for 1959 license plate RT 1 is sllO made by George Manis of Wawasee. For the past two weeks the Pickwick Theatre has been open on Friday. Saturday and Sundayonly. This schedule will continue through the winter said Richard Kamman, local manager. Syracuse Yellowjackets eased out a 1-point win 61-60 over the Mentone Bulldogs Friday night in Mentone. Mrs. Fletcher Marsh spent Saturday in Indianapolis visiting her sister, Mrs. Florence Wysong whois ill. 45 YEARS AGO. DEC. 14.1933 To assist the Wednesday As-

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ternoon Club in holding the annual Christmas eve program, the Chamber of Commerce, at its regular meeting, Tuesday, agreed to furnish the money to buy the customary treat for the children. Announcement is being made of the marriage of Miss Velva Brown and Lawrence Firestone. Saturday, by Rev. Shroyer at his home near Churusbusco. Indiana farmers were granted 603 loans aggregating $1,219,000 by the Federal Land Bank of Louisville during the month of November, according to an announcement by Ernest Rice. President of the Land Bank. More than 100 attended the meeting of the Ministerial Association of Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, held in the local Church of the Brethren last Saturday. Doing the unexpected, the Syracuse basketball team, with new members appearing on it. defeated the highly lauded Pierceton team. 22 to 18 in a game played here Friday evening. AV (00/ \ - l X-rays were discovered by German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen in 1895.

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