The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 February 1981 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Feb. 25.1981

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Feed grain exports totaled 71.2 million tons in 'BO

Feed grain exports totaled an unprecedented 71.2 million tons in fiscal year 1980. 20 per cent more than in fiscal year 1979. Corn made up 61.7 million tons of this amount, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Wheat exports last year hit a record 36.1 million tons, surpassing the 31.3 million tons for the previous year. Total U S agricultural exports registered extraordinary growth to $40.5 billion during fiscal 1980.

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$8 billion more than the previous year and the largest dollar gain in U.S. trading history. Despite short coarse grain and soybean harvests. agriculture will put a 20-per cent gain on top of last year’s record for an export total in fiscal year 1981 of about $48.5 billion, the report stated. Export price levels are expected to average about 35 per cent higher thari last year for corn, sorghum and soybeans, and about eight per cent more for wheat.

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This upward trend is evident in other eommodities as well, and USDA foresees value gains in fiscal year 1981 for all export categories except cotton, which is expected to decline substantially becuase of a drop of about 20 per cent in U.S. production. Department officials say the farm export record of the past 10 to 12 years has been phenomenal. “Under the impact of increased world demand, stimulated by international monetary changes, and assisted-by trade-oriented public policies, U.S agricultural exports by the end of this fiscal year will have increased by almost five times over the goal set in 1970 of $lO billion in farm exports by the end of that decade.” U.S. agricultural imports last year rose by seven per cent to $17.3 billion. The resulting positive trade balance hit a record $23.2 billion, helping to offset the negative showing for nonagricultural trade. S4OO damages as electrical short causes fire A NIPSCo meter electrical malfunction was the cause of a fire at the George Marchand residence. 300 North Huntington St. Syracuse The NIPSCo electric meter shorted on the outside of the house NIPSCo was notified and the Syracuse firemen stood by until they arrived. A total of S4OO damage occurred Fire Chief Kenny Johnson stated they were called to the Marchand home with a NIPSCo meter base shorted out on the outsiding of the home, getting hot The fire department contacted NIPSCo and remained at the scene until the utility workers arrived. State opens highway bids The State Highway Commission opened sealed bids on 101 contracts Tuesday. Feb. 24. at 10 a m in the Atkinson Hotel in downtown Indianapolis Commission action on the contracts will follow on Thursday. Feb 26 Projects included the new bridge on SR 14 over Chippewanuck Creek and roadside mowing on US 30 from MarshallKosciusko County Line to west limits of 1-69. < ANSWERS ACROSS ♦ 1 Bag 25-lre i J 4-Rap 2b-Eta 9 6 7-Gem 27-Del 6 x 10-Abe 28-Tassels x 4 11-Alabama 30-Fa < Y 13-Tin 31-Ida V o 14-Halibut 32-Retinal X 15-Lew 3' Inn > ¥ P An 39-Florida I 6 ISHeretk 40-ETO $ I 2l Nag 41 Din A » 24-In a 42-Cov I 43 Raw V | ANSWERS DOWN h 1-Bat 19-Titank X 1 2-Abilene 20-lra x 4 3-General 21-Needier 4 y 4-Rah 22-Atlanta y X S A la 23-Gas A r 6-Palaces 29-Si Y "Gab 30-Fir ? § 8-Emu 32-R.F.D. § J 9-Mat 33-Bi X » 12Bin 34-Ton £ Y 16-We 35 -A do 5 18-Hid 36-Lay A f 38-Now J

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“What about the Caribbean for a summer vacation?” asked Alfie when he stopped in the travel agency to see Lem about plans for the family’s summer holiday. “Actually, summer isn’t too different than winter in the Caribbean,” replied Lem. “The big difference is the floods of people from the north, as soon as cold weather sets in, invading the islands and also increased rates. Traditionally, travelers head south during the winter and pay top prices at the island resorts.’’ “However, the trend is changing.” Lem added, ”as island-lovers have discovered, the crowds are much smaller and prices much lower in ‘low’ season. The Caribbean’s economic summer runs from mid-April to mid-December And its steady sunshine, tradewinds, flowers, festivities and. best of all. slashed prices lure manysummer visitors even those who could afford to go at peak season rates ” “There are many islands in the Caribbean most of which invite the tourist Each has its own personality and also a specialty. So before you go. do plenty of research and be sure you know "what kind of holiday you are looking for You'll thank yourself for doing so when you discover the place you are headed for is just what you wanted. For a quick rundown of some of these islands, here is a brief guide: “For lots of action, disco and casino style, consider Puerto Rico, Dutch Aruba and perhaps Curacao. Also for a casino and low-keyed beach and sunlife, there is Antigua, the Dominican Republic, Dutch Sint Maarten. French Guadeloupe and Martinique. and the Frigate Bay area of British-affiliated Saint Kitts.” “Saint Lucia specializes in seaoriented holidays. If you are looking for beautiful beaches and remote hideaways, there’s Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands. Saint Vincent’s island satellites, the Grenadines. Saint John in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Tobago and Grenada. ” “Shoppers flock to Saint Thomas and Saint Croix (two of the U.S. Virgin Islands) both with good beaches, organized water sports and a variety of restaurants ” 'Tor scuba and snorkeling. Bonaire and the Cayman Islands

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Scout leaders honored at annual appreciation dinner

A slide presentation of the Maine High Adventure Base was presented by Jim Molebash, district executive, at the 11th annual Kosciusko District dinner Saturday, Feb. 14. The dinner was held in the women's building on the fairgrounds in Warsaw. Jim Collier, district chairman, served as master of ceremonies. The 1980 Pacemaker Award recipients were Jim Collier; Don Fretz. district Cub chairman; Bill Thompson, district vice chairman; Max Baker, district Scout commissioner: Charlie Roberts, district roundtable commissioner; Niel Bennett, district varsity Scouting commissioner; and Jack Rife, district Exploring chairman. Lapel pins were received by Don Fretz, district Cub chairman; Dick McCleary, district Cub program chairman; Lillian Snell, district Cub training chairman; and Cynthia Scheuer. district Cub Scout reporter The 1980 Cub Scout certificate of appreciation went to Paul Snell. Cynthia Scheuer. Tim Fretz, Wilferd Fretz. Dick McCleary. McDonald’s, Custom Tile. Lincolndale Drive-Inn. Creighton Brothers and Home Furniture Mart. The Scouting key award recipient was Ron Hall. Troop 761. Pierceton First United Methodist Church. The 1980 Exploring lapel pin recipients were Bill Burr. Explorer adviser; Polly Burr, post 2772. child care, Warsaw Day Care Center; Paula Powell, post 2784. photography, Cox Studio; and Paul Johnston, district Exploring training chairman. < The sponsor award recipient was the Warsaw Lions Club. New units formed in the’

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