The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 August 1979 — Page 9

SIDEWALK DAYS Thursday, Friday, Saturday — August 16, 17, 18 m SYRACUSE

Fabulous Failures!

Some people in the 1700 s thought it would be a great idea to restore the descendants of the deposed King James II of England to the throne. In 1708 and 1715, James Stuart, the “Old • Pretender” attempted to invade Scotland and failed. In 1745, his son, Charles Edward, known as “Bonnie Prince Charlie,” managed to land in Scotland, but in 1746, his army was crushed, and he escaped with little more than his life. Some people in the 1970 s have had the “great” idea to restore America to a less littered state by proposing “bottle bills.” Actually, many\places that have these bills nave found that they not only don’t work—they can often cause such problems as higher costs, lower employment and a greater accumulation of dirty

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bottles and cans in homes and food stores. In many states that have mandatory deposit laws, there has been a decrease in the variety of beverages and packages available to consumers and an increase in the prices of the products that are left. Retailers are concerned about the cost of deposit layouts, the inconvenience of daily handling the influx of returnables and the employment, storage and sanitation problems that are reported by-products of the law. The Jacobite movement of the 18th century has long been considered by most a romantic, but hopeless dream. Many people are finding that the forced deposit laws of the 20th century though laudable in intent could become an impossible nightmare.

•. f HEPLER TO WELLS COUNTY — Conservation Officer Carl Hepler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hepler of Syracuse, will begin his duties with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources by serving as an officer in Wells County .

Syracuse man among new conservation officers

With the addition of 27 new recruits, Indiana Conservation Officers have filled their ranks prior to the 1979 fall hunting season. The new officers, including Carl Hepler of Syracuse, have recently completed the intensive four-week conservation officer training course at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in Plainfield. They are also required to successfully complete the 10-week law enforcement course required of all State Police candidates. Ten of the new positions filled were created by the 1978-79 legislature to meet the increased need for conservation officers. “We are faced with a growing demand for law enforcement on state recreation lands,” says

Joseph D. Cloud, Director of the Department of Natural Resources, “because we have larger numbers of people using these properties. " Among the courses, conservation officers must take are hunter and boater education, water survival, SCUBA diving, federal and state fish and wildlife regulations and communications. Physical stamina is emphasized. “We had one recruit who set a record for the mile and one-half at the law enforcement academy,” said Charles Murphy, Superintendent of the Law Enforcement Division. “Office Paul Axton ran the mile and one-half in seven minutes and twenty-one seconds.” Two of the new conservation officers' are women. Elizabeth Boullie of Evansville will be assigned to Marion and Johnson Counties and Pam Strang of Bloomington will be assigned to the Boating and Fishery Detail on Lake Michigan. The other graduates are: Paul Axton, Wadesville; Jeff Barker, Acton; Ronald Coleman, Edinburg; Steve Delph, Wilkenson; Michael DeVillex, Tell City; Mark Farmer, Campbellsburg; Alan Fix, Attica; Robert Fox, Fort Wayne; Paul Harden, Terre Haute; Stephen Hash, Bloomfield; Carl Hepler, Syracuse; Gary Huffman, Columbus; Dean Jenkins, Terre Haute; Mark Johnston, Washington; Thomas Koester. Anderson; Dennis Koontz and Richard Moldstad, Bloomington; David Mock, Brownsburg; David Mueller, LaPorte; Anthony Runyon, Clay City; Michael Saffen, Bowling Green, Ohio; Kenneth Spence, Delphi; Jeffrey Wells, Carmel; Jay Woodlock, Fowler; and Glen Young, Attica. Anita Ball injured in California Anita Ball, daughter of Mrs. Sondra Ball of Syracuse, was injured in a motorcycle accident August 10 at San Diego, Calif. Miss Ball is serving with the United States Navy and is stationed at San Diego, Calif. She suffered broken bones, abrasions, contusions, sprains other injuries. She will require surgery and be hospitalized for several weeks. Her address is: A. A. Anita Ball Balboa Hospital Bldg. 26 Ward SC, Room 15 Balboa Park San Diego, Calif. Items taken from Syracuse home Donald Koithan, 206 East Washington Street, Syracuse, reported the theft of two-15 inch steel belted tires from his front yard. The theft was reported to the Syracuse police at 6:34 p.m., on August 8. The estimated value was SIOO. Also taken from inside the house were four to six record albums, valued at $75, some pennys and silver valued at $3.

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EWALK DAYS PECIAL EVENTS Mft ay — Aug. 16,17,18 Sw lannel Marina, Griffith's Wawasee Marina & TTPs g 13 South Os Stoplight All 3 Days I Days At Youth Center I Raffle At Youth Center All 3 Days rs And Raffle All 3 Days At Thornburgs BQ 11-4 Uptown On Saturday ke Sale At Klink's All 3 Days / lay 11 -6 At Fire Station V y Afternoon, 1 -5 P.M., Behind The Old Post I M 11 IL? 'lidiilJ' > s b I • Sid's Sound — Warsaw — P.A., Etc. FFYikXr- • UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH - Tacos, Flea Market & Bake Sale At The Church V Friday & Saturday jv' nT • CRAFTS — Uptown T • MILLER HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING - Solar Heat Display On Saturday • STEPHANIE CROW — Age 10, Lemonade Stand At Star Store ‘ - MOST MERCHANTS OPEN 9-8! - S-Al INDUSTRIES, INC. HOME CENTER 2 MOCKS EAST OF KENTUCKY FRIED CWCKEN I • • Ml dh griffith’s MB Syracuse Hp 6 wawasee ""TXT’* IR® FEkj£ •«*»—»•■ marina 457.4073 M' l ® N. Os Fish Hatchery On Morrison Island Rd. No. 1050 N Melody Center w awash boat feSjs RADIO SHACK COT - Or 300 S. Huntington Syracuse North Shore. Loke Wowosbo At Horklms Harbor 457-4341 “""■'“^F*LA.SEA MARINA\Zw\. WawaseeVillage — Syracuse EoM End Os Wowoiee lake Syracuse Store Rd. 13A (Old Rd 8)

Wed., August 15,1979 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

H4F/I f J|f LAKE wawasee __Turn East Off Hwy . 13 At Dairy Queen Come And See Then Second Rood R.ght All The Boats! Syracuse mm* ♦ »—We Will Be Displaying Our Boats Along— Highway 13 In Wawasee Village During Syracuse Sidewalk Days! Check Our Exciting . . . 1979 Model Clearance Prices! I CHOOSE FROM ... • Thunderbird • Sea Sprite • Bayliner • JC & Kayot Pontoons • Wetbike • Evinrude Motors • Bomber • Shore Land'r Plus . . . 1980 Models Now On Display

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