The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 March 1979 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 28,1979

*•**:- Mi kl B , PRESENTS REPORT — Sergeant Louis Mediano and Patrolman Dan Gallmeier of the Syracuse Police Department presented a year-to-date report to the Wawasee Kiwanis Club last Saturday. In the report were statistics concerning traffic violations, accidents, vandalisms and arrests. Outstanding on the list were the number of solved burglaries since the first of the year. . Gallmeier stated the pubilc is seeing more reserves on patrol so that officers can work cases to ease the amount of overtime. This was due4o the fact that the department has been one man short since the beginning of 1979 when Ron Robinson became captain of the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department. Sergeant Mediano answered questions concerning the impounding of IB dogs last w eek in the Syracuse area. Shown with Mediano and Gallmeier is Jack Francis. Wawasee Kiwanis secretary.

Energy crisis applications available from Red Cross

Persons seeking applications for energy crisis reinbursement must contact the Kosciusko County Red Cross. Persons seeking help must have less than seven days supply of fuel and be able to varify it or have received a shut-off notice from the public service company. Income levels too are a factor and must be varified. Persons receiving social security or disability checks should take their checks or copies of them to the Red Cross office. W-2 forms and income tax papers may also be used. JKKm m NEW SALESMAN — Dave Keim is a new salesman at Wyant Chevrolet in Syracuse. A Syracuse native, he is a 1978 graduate of Wawasee High School and the son of Lemoine and Dorothy Keim.

Final RIF distribution set at schools Friday

The Lakeland Community Elementary Schools are preparing for their third and final Reading Is Fundamental distribution. Students in grades one through five will have a chance to select a book from a wide varity of materials appropriate to their grade level. All elementary schools will be distributing books on Friday, March 30. RIF is a reading motivation program. It is founded on the firm conviction that reading can be a real pleasure for children if

I “Using the M Short Form jjggJ could cost Henry W. Block you money!” If you don’t know tax laws, you need H&R Block to review your tax situation. You want to be sure you are using the proper tax form. Even if you filed the Short Form last year, your circumstances this year could let you save money by filing the Long Form. "At H&R Block, we ll take all the time necessary because we want p be sure you pay the lowest legitimate tax. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE ROAD 13 MOUTH SYRACUSE 4SMMS UJfcllDC . 9A.M. To 6P.M. Week Days HUUK J* 9AM. To 5 P.M. Saturdays

The following is the income level for non-farm incomes: One person, under $3,925; two persons, under $5,200; three persons, under $6,475; four persons, unaer $7,750; five persons, under $9,025; six persons, under $10,300; and $1,275 for each additional person. The following is the income level for farmers: One person, under $3,363; two persons, under $4,438; three persons, under $5,513; four persons, under $6, 588; five persons, under $7,663; six persons, under $8,738; and $1,075 for each additional person. New Paris Silo moves across road New Paris Silo and Equipment Company recently moved from the east side of SR 15 to the building complex for the pool division on the west side of SR 15. The building the company has moved into was used for its swimming pool business. This has been moved to South Bend, with a retail outlet staying in New Paris. According to lan McGahan, sales manager, the 25-year-old building, formerly used by the company, will be sold. The new building will handle the agricultural side of the business and the construction crews for the pool division. The agricultural part of the business covers silo’s liquid manure pits and dairy .milking parlors internal fittings.

they have books of their own. Motivating children by putting books in their hands, RIF provides eaeh participating child an opportunity to personally discover the magic of reading. Books are reviewed and selected by a committee in each school. The committee is composed equally of parents and teachers. The goal of the book selection committee is to ensure a wide selection of titles based on the particular characteristics and interests of the childrdfi in the community.

From the Syracuse police blotter

March 20 Car reported in middle of roadway Syracuse-Milford Road by gravel pit. Local industry reports youths playing with fire on their lot. Resident reports neighbors moved and left cat. Dead deer reported on CR 43 just off U.S. 6 Wrecker needed to pickup truck. Firemen needed at Weatherhead. Subject riding fork lift at area industry, not authorized. March 21 Two subjects inquired on missing girl, clear to Kosciusko County and Ligonier stations. Asked post office of location of a women who left years ago. believed went to Ohio. Post office advised women

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went to Huntington, last they have on her. Lady called about friend's dog. a Cockerpoo salt and pepper color “Charlie” out by Harborside, just moved here from the east, will check dog pound. Lady has stray kittens, advised to take them to Warsaw humane shelter. Girl reported accident at Wawasee High School, extensive damage. Boy on station was told his stolen bicycle had been recovered. March 22 A women from North Shore Drive, Syracuse, came to the station to report a theft. Subject reported a dog problem with a very large dog on Mill St., Syracuse.

Dewart Lake resident reported lost folder-file size 10x15, lost between 700 N and 300E and Armstrong road, has reported to county police. Man picked up wallet left on station. Man reported theft of trailer and a 55 Chevy body. Women reported kids playing around the library. March 23 Milford women advised someone hit her car last night and took off, advised her to call officer at home. Women called in reference to getting a tap put on her line, reference calls from subjects harrassing her. She will call Kosciusko County also advised formality to go through. Syracuse women reported her

dog loose dragging chain, Wawasee Heights, has it been picked up? Advised not since 3 p.m. Report of dog stranded on ice in Papaceechee Lake, west end. Syracuse women requested to see an officer reference missing daughter. Requested check with Elkhart County if a 16-year-old girl was involved in an accident in last hour, checked Elkhari County advised several Pi’s no names of victims. March 24 Party adivsed the music from the Frog is keeping everyone awake, officer advised to call the Frog to turn music down. Received a call, the Frog music is keeping them awake. Call them.

Lady for name and address of subject involved in accident with her last December Subject reported dealer truck in his yard on Stroh Road in the pines. Subjects on station reporting domestic trouble involving another auto, vehicle now parked at Rinker Apartments. March 25 Subject on station from out Os town, give information of where house burnt on Syracuse-Webster road and owner? Advised everything was complete Officer requested a call to the Frog, have subject move a small brown Plymouth, 78 model, called to Frog they will advise subject. Man on CB Channel 9 requesting EMS to meet him at

Station. He is bringing in his son with a cut hand advised it looks kind of bad. March 26 Lady on station requesting a police check on her station wagon. Women from Kale Island on station reference wire down in channel, clear to NIPSCo. Milford reported stop light stuck on red in Milford. March 27 Company called reference a semi parked in front of office, been parked there one month, now, would like it moved Subject on station reference a large yellow dog on Syracuse Lake, out from 153 N. Shore Drive, about 400 feet from shore on large piece of floating ice, clear to county