The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 March 1975 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. March 12,1975

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Marie Schrader of Lake Wawasee and Indianapolis is rightfully proud of her son Arthur (Chris). Jr.. who was recently elected president of the Indianapolis Downtown Ki wan is dub. According to his photo in The Indy Star, he’s a handsome young man. We’ve always contended news blackouts don’t help deter crime. Now hear this. Civic boost er vn Webster City. lowa, thought4t the local media didn’t mention vandalism for a three-month period it would reduce the problem So the media agreed to try it. During that period, when vandalism was not mentioned in print or on the air. police records showed a 38 per cent increase. If there is a lesson in this, it might be that shutting one’s eyes to bad only to stimulate more bad news Why don’t we. as per a letter to the editor this week, have mapof the town with town streets listed, for public purchase* A comparatively small turnout attended the Wednesday night meeting at the youth center for the women s self-examination breast clinic, however, those in attendance were well informed by film and a question and answer period with a Warsaw doctor giving much helpful information. Dannette Rosner. local chairman, said this week that the

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same type clinic will be held for Wawasee high students on March 36 at the high school and a trip is also being planned at the Prep school. The chairman also added a cancer crusade will be made at Syracuse April 7-8 and members of the Primary Mothers club, the Kappa Omicrons and several other individuals have volunteered for the canvas. The Lakeland Kiwanis have announced plans once again for a hobby show on April 3-4 at the high school. Sleepy Owl goers are undbubtedly pleased with a threeway license permit there last week, granted by the ABC. Only beer and wine were available before. Mr Stiver s eighth grade math class at Syracuse recently held a math super-stars contest with Laura Hochstetler, daughter of the Harry Hochstetlers, receiving the title "The Juice" after being pronounced the winner of the $50,000 event, and over a field of 21 students Runner-up was Miss Darla Overfelt with a 120.000 win. Watch for something new at Syracuse - belly dancing. It's a small world thought several Lakeland couples during recent southern vacations. John and Anna Sudlow saw a local license plate on a parked car when emerging from a Brownsville. Texas, restaurant and soon saw emerging from another restaurant nearby, none other than Jay and Lucille Peffley Then, during a trip into Mexico, the Sudlows ran onto a North Webster couple. How about that' Keep your eye on Bob and Sandy VjcNary. They’re new in the area, having lived here less than two years, but appear to be real comers. Bob is this year’s Flotilla chairman and Sandy is serving as secretary They live at Waveland Beach, on the east side of Lake Wawasee. Bob Is regional distributor for Fort Wayne Electronics. Phil Payne, member of the Lakeland school board and resident of North Webster, stuck his neck out good This column heard he promised son Steve, a if he went out for swimming and made the team, he and Eve would put a swim mmg pool in their back yard. Well. Steve went out. made the team, and now comes the pay-off. It will be North Webster's first pool. Wawasee high girls PE instructor and girls athletic coordinator Marsha Carpenter is proudly telling anyone who will listen how she pared off 40 pounds m something like six months. She says she did it with the simple exercise of pushing herself away from the table. Her diet: soup and salad and sometimes not even that At S’l". the "new" Marsha looks wonderful.

Secrecy shrouds negotiations —

(Continued from page 1) educational concerns. Let's Talk Salaries More to the point for taxpayers in the Lakeland school corporation, who are being asked to foot the bill for teachers' new-found concerns, is the cost of it all. The Mail-Journal learned the LCEA negotiating team salary proposals range from $9,500 for a beginning teacher to $21,660 for a teacher with a master's degree and 15 years' experience. This means an increase in pay of about 20 per cent for a beginning teacher and over } 70 per cent for a 15-year teacher with a master's degree. The proposal would also reduce the number of years required to reach the maximum salary to 15. This would give all teachers in the corporation having taught longer than that over a 50

John Walker of First Charter Insurance was a busy man last week as he moved his office from downstairs to the upstairs - and then from the upstairs back to the downstairs. A sold sign was erected in front of the Cobb home next to the

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clipic on South Huntington street on Tuesday with a local realtor making the purchase. Mrs. Cobb is planning to move in several weeks to a retirement home in Oregon. It’s that time again - time for

per cent raise. On top of the salary increase proposed for teachers, the association is proposing a five per cent longevity increase after 11 years in the district, a 10 per cent increase after 16 years, and a 15 per cent annual salary increase after 20 years that a teacher spends in the corporation. This would bring about a total increase of over 70 per cent for 20-year teachers. Beginning teachers would still receive just a 20 per cent increase if both proposals were accepted. The proposals are being accompanied by a request that teachers be paid for activities which occur after the end of the regular work day. LCEA would give teachers a healthy raise as well as extra-duty pay. The Mai I-Journal can only repeat its request of a week ago for a copy of the 80-odd page proposal for its inspection. The fact that the proposals have not been forthcoming, gives

the alumni officers of Syracuse high school to be making plans for the annual event. Officers met Monday night and announced plans are underway for the 86th alumni to be held shortly after Memorial Day.

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credence to the charge of secrecy surrounding the negotiations. "What additional proposals are being asked?" one must wonder. No one is asking that proper pay increases be denied teachers in our corporation, when they are plagued with inflation as the rest of us are, but wouldn't an open negotiation accomplish this with less stress and strain ... and doubts on the part of the paying public? And, how does all this affect quality education in the Lakeland school corporation, which should be a prime concern of LCEA's? If the LCEA continues to maintain its secrecy, The Mail-Journal will accept the offer made in the March 7th "LCEA Communique" and assist non-members to "influence total activity", "exercise leadership", and "present real constructive proposals to handle real educational concerns."

cover here. Rain, fog and drizzle this morning with temperatures going to 42 is scheduled to change to snow by night with possible hazardous driving before temperatures go into the 30’s tomorrow.

LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford spent Sunday afternoon visiting her new great-granddaughter in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kline of Fremont.