The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 May 1974 — Page 19

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Dye testing at Webster Lake

The Webster Lake Conservation Association. Inc., met at the North Webster Methodist church at 10 am. Saturday to outline final plans for dye testing Webster Lake in a program designed to lift the status of the lake from a “dying lake” to one of the cleanest in the state. According to the dye testing committee, composed of Larry Stackhouse. Pat Gallagher and Jerry Badskey, the program is the upshot of a report made by Dr. Cameron E. Gifford, former professor of biology at Earlham college, Richmond. Ind., entitled “A Chemical and Bacteriological Survey of Lakes Tippecanoe and Webster.” Dr. Gifford and his staff were employed to make the study following a provocative speech last summer before the Lakeland Kiwanis club, in which he called Webster Lake “one of the dirtiest in the state of Indiana.” Teams of Twos The dye testing committee reports the purchase of 20 pounds of non-toxic, temporary dye for use in the door-to-door testing program. They report Webster Lake, like most small u»kes_ “just grew” from fishing shack's V Upgraded summer cottages, then into homes, and all the while not much attention was paid to the problem of disposing of sewage. The lake has been divided into 21 geographical sections for testing, and teams of twos will go door-to-door in the areas explaining the testing program and asking permission to make the testing in individual homes.

The program is in conjunction with the Kosciusko County Health Department, it was pointed out. Jerry Badskey pointed out that a directory will be compiled from information sought in the survey, to be turned over to the North Webster police and fire departments for their use. The lake’s pollution comes from dissolved oxygen and a high level of phosphorus in the water. Dissolved oxygen is a by-product of improperly cleaned water. The oxygen level of the water is so lowered by bacteria that it cannot sustain marine life. Key Members Testing will be in charge of socalled key members A list of the sections and “key members” are as follows: Section A. Willis Park. Ken Yount; Section B. Boydston Mill Park. Jerry Badskey; Section C. West Eden Shore. Dennis Ruch; Section D. Eden Shore. Dennis Ruch; Section E. yellow Banks. Cliff Baugher; Section F, BayView. John Section G, Backwater. Ken Mosier; Section H. Backwater, Ken Mosier; Section I. Oakridge Area and Brooks Haven, Vernon Holler, Section J, East of the “S” curves. Marie Horn; Section K, Sorter Park to Kruger's, William Barton; Section L, Roger’s Park to Hiner’s Park. Nancy and Dave Walker; Section M. Miller’s Landing, James Alspaugh and Bill Wiggs; Section N, Weimer’s Landing, Arthur Wiesen and George Steiher; Section O and P, (undeveloped areas); Section Q, Epworth Forest; Section R, northside of Eckert Division. George Davis and Jess Huntsinger . Section S, southside of Eckert Division. Cecil Kauffman; Section T, and U, Lakefront property in city limits, Ernest Huffman.

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GRADUATE — Navy seaman recruit Ricky A. Berkey, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Berkey of r I Milford, graduated from recruit training at the naval training center. Great Lakes. 111. He received nine weeks of intensive instruction in seamanship. small arms training, fire fighting, close order drill, first aid and naval history. He will not report to a formal school for specialty training or to a ship or shore station for on-the-job training.

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’ N 1 Mr * ■ 1 w S )- Bi x bL M.AP DYE TESTING PROGRAM — Three North Webster area men are looking over a map of the Webster Lake area where the gargantuan task of dye testing every home on Webster Lake is being undertaken to determine sources of pollution to the lake. From left they are Pat Gallagher. Jerry Stackhouse and Jerry Badskey. who make up the dye testing committee.

Mrs. Kent Biller is ICC graduate Mrs. Kent (Diane Williamson) Biller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Williamson of Larwill and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Biller of near Milford, graduated from Indiana Central college in Indianapolis this week with a BS degree. Mrs. Biller is a registered nunse. The Billers will be working at Epworth Forest near North Webster this summer. Mrs. Biller will serve as camp nurse and her husband will serve as a counselor. In the fall the Billers will move to Dayton. Ohio, where he will be attending a seminary.

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