The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 February 1977 — Page 2

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KICKS-OFF FUND DRIVE — A coffee was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mr*. Mary Jane Knudsen. 167 North Shore Drive. Syracuse Lake, to Ipck-off the Heart Fund Drive in Turkey Creek Township. I In attendance are captains, left. Rose Marie Long, Norma

Wetlahds act discussed in open meeting Feb. 21

A public meeting concerning the wetlands bill has been called by the Association foi the Protection and Preservation of our Lakes and Environment

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(APPLE) for Monday. Feb 21. at 7:30 p.m in the women's building of the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds in Warsaw. The meeting is open to discuss

Schumm. Martha Stoelting. back. Dot Stiver. Bess Stetler and Mrs. Knudsen, chairman. A >I.OOO goal has been set for the drive, which ends February--27.

the impact on the pending Wetlancfe Conservation Act introduced by Thames Mauzy to the Indiana House of Representatives. Presittent of APPLE, Richard VerWiebe contends the bill should be of interest to farmers in Indiana since the-bill's definition of wetlands will also affect farmer’s lowlands as well as Indiana's lakes. \ If the bill passes in its present form any filling, dredging. eX/J cavation. etc., of such wetlands will have to be approved by the Department of Natural Resources If anyone commits an offense against the wetlands stiff fines will result. Conviction on a first offense means a fine of not less than SSOO nor more than $5,000; a second offense will bring fines of not less than SI,OOO nor more than SIO,OOO for each subsequent offense. Each day of violations will be considered a separate offense Activities — (Continued from page 1) and girls teams participate, so they were combined “If we expand, we would also need more than one night a week,” Smith added. The possibilities of expanding the sports offered to boys in intramurals have been discussed and Smith is sure there is enough interest to warrant such expansion Suggested sports are flag football, and field hockey. In the spring, a limited number could see action in softball. Almost no interest has been shown in having tennis and golf intramurals in the spring. However, Smith said the new tennis courts may spark interest in intramural tennis. “If we had another physical education building, Smith commented, “there's no doubt in my mind and many others here, that we could bring our program up to where it’s expected.” Classes Have Difficulties Smith said in relation to the physical education classes, there is overcrowding in the single girl's dressing room, which is used by athletes and classes alike “It’s impossible to adequately supervise this,” Smith said, even though supervision is provided. In the physical education classes, “We try to do as much co-ed as we can." Smith related.

“That helps.” He said that the co-ed set up is not possible in many classes. The gymnastics equipment set up in one upper gym area restricts usage of that space to gymnastics exercises in classes only. And Smith said the pool side upper area’s class equipment must be removed after classes. The regular physical education classes are also interrupted many times while the gym is being prepared for the Lakeland Music Festival, Senior Prom and Commencement exercises. Adult Use Proposed Also included in the prepared information of the proposed physical education facility are possibilities for more use by adults in the corporation’s communities. Presently there is a women's physical education adult class scheduled to get underway Thursday evening. Enrollment in the class numbers 25 persons. But Dana Arthur, secretary to Dave McGrew, head of vocational education, said bad weather oecured during registrations for the courses. “I bet if the weather was better we would have had more,” Arthur said. McGrew is presently in the hospital following surgery. ... No adult physical education classes were offered last fall, as* only a couple persons showed interest. The prepared information states that the adult physical education classes were limited due to nonavailability of a facility from athletic practices and meets. More use of physical education facilities by adults is a concern of *'■ Principal Smith, who states. “That's what my emphasis is on.” He commented that an open night could be utilized by area adults to use the proposed facility for jogging, weight lifting and conditioning This thinking is reflected in the prepared information. which provides for such use. “But the main thing is, I think we can offer the adults something,*' Smith concluded. TROOPER JACK SAFETY TIP OF THE WEEK Here’s a safe winter driving habit: Allow extra time to get where you want to go in snow and slow moving traffic. Don’t rush to have an accident. ( Extra time should also be taken to allow your vehicle to warm up, and remember to clear snow, frost and ice off the car before leaving for your destination. WILSON SAILS President Woodrow Wilson sailed for France Dec. 4.1918, to attend the peace conference at Versailles.

’Cuse water lines remain frozen

Water lines in Syracuse are freezing up, while the street and water department tries to restore them to service. Street Commissioner Harley Conrad said people have not been letting their water run, which is causing the pipes to freeze. “All of them should leave their water run till this moderates,” Conrad said. He explained warmer temperatures drive the freeze line deeper into the ground, causing pipes to freeze up. Most of the frozen pipes are occuring in the south end of Syracuse. Conrad said the north side pipes were finished up Tuesday morning. Town workers are using a welder to thaw the pipes, assessing a cost for the time spent. If the line is a service line, the customer is .not charged. Frozen lines from the shut-off valve into the house are thawed

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Earl Butz, Chris Schenkel named Investors director

Former Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz and Chris Schenkel. television sportscaster for American Broadcasting Co., were named directors of Investors Trust Assurance Co., Wayne E. Ahart, chairman and president, announced. The Indianapolis-based

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out at a cost to the resident. One town service line took 15 hours to thaw, Conrad reports. A trailer to haul the welder on has been loaned to the town by the Vega Corpo-ation. Activities reported Milford town marshal Melvin Jordan reports that the department responded to 161 calls during January. Five types of activities were listed with nine accidents, five dog calls, one funeral, four warnings and one arrest made. Total miles driven in January are 1,807. Jordan had 1,65" miles and Robert Wood 150 miles. Gasoline cost for the month was $22.15 for 328.1 gallons. Cruiser maintenance ran $210.85.

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insurance company, a subsidiary of Investors Trust Inc., has offices in the Investors Trust Building, 107 N. Pennsylvania Street. Butz and Schenkel also will serve as directors of affiliate companies of Investors Trust Inc. now being formed in Nebraska and Tennessee.

Ordinance — (Continued from page 1) but will soon not be available. It was suggested that parts be purchased, perhaps from the contingency fund, and stock piled for use. A representative from Borden Wasteaways asked when bids would be taken for the city contract. He said the present contract expires in April. Nine said he will contact Reed about the bids. The fire department has requested two two-drawer filing cabinets costing S4O each. Dust said these items were not budgeted and added if they are purchased, cuts may have to be made somewhere else. Nine expressed thanks to the street department and Ron Robinson for a good job during the snow emergency. The parking of cars on alternate sides of the street for snow removal is working. Similar plans for street

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