The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 December 1980 — Page 5

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(Continued from page 4) Roy (“Doc”) Miller, one of those in the conversation, would allow that at least in these parts there are more Millers. He reasoned: “We were slow coming around to television. ” THE HOLIDAY snow has been “just the thing” for snowmobilers of the area, and the thick, heavy snow we found on Monday morning was enough to keep many indoors. Sam Swedarsky, reclamation expert who lives at 224 East Boston Street, fqund himself walking to town for his early morning cup of coffee. Sam said, “Instead of being plowed out, I found myself plowed in.” JOE GRAY, Executive secretary of the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce who is also heading up the Syracuse Area Development Company, Inc., received in the mail Friday a letter to the effect that the Internal Revenue Service has granted his group a tax exempt, not-for-profit status. According to Gray, this decision gives the development company a preferred status for anyone who should want to contribute to its effort to bring new industry into the area. —o— A SPLINTER Group of

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apparent dissidents, operating within the confines of the Lakeland Community Education Association completely surprised the school board at its meeting last Tuesday evening, by posing two points heretofore not a point of arbitration between the negotiating teams of t|»e administration and the LCEA. According to Phil Metcalf, chairman of the LCEA negotiating team, 96 per cent of those teachers attending the meeting last Tuesday afternoon agreed to ratify terms of the salary and fringe benefit contract agreed upon earlier — but with the two points added. The two points would, L allow for either the school board of the LCEA to initiate renegotiations only in the areas of salary, extraduty pay and fringe benefits during the term of the contract if monies of the corporation either or decreases, and. 2. that a committee should be set up to review priorities in the budget formation, in short, to tell the elected school board how it should allot its expenditures at a budget-making loyel. There is little reason to expect either point to be agreed to by an equally determined school board. Meanwhile, no one can be sure there will be school at 8:15 a.m. Monday. January 5. Metcalf said

early this week a special meeting of members of the teachers' union would be held at the Wawasee High School commons at 3 p.m. Sunday. Jan. 4. to determine their next step: whether they would accept their contract as agreed to by the two negotiating teams, or whether they would insist on the inclusion of the two points of addendum. The former would mean classes as usual on Monday morning; the latter that there will be a walk-out of Lakeland teachers. School administrators and teachers throughout the state of Indiana will be watching. JACK AND Barbara,Wells, r 4 Syracuse (Lake Wawasee), were faced with a growing Christmas list with the birth last Wednesday, Dec. 24, of their fifth grandson, Leighton A. Wells, to Jeff and Cindi (Beemer) Wells. The other four grandsons are: Jeffrey, born May. 1972, and Jack, born June, 1974, to Cassie (Wells) and Don Cowan: and Jason, born Joshoua, born June. 1975, to Cindy (Jones) and Doug Wells.

Volunteers needed by Bowen Center

The Volunteer Service Department for the Otis R. Bowen Center for Human Services has need of the following volunteers: Syracuse woman's car gets bumped An auto registered to Paula L. Wixson, Syracuse, was bumped when James F. Mittica, 31, 602 West Winona Ave., Warsaw, backed out of a parking space Tuesday, Dec. 24, at 2:45 a m. The mishap occurred on Helpler Drive, South of Old Road 30. Warsaw City Police Cpl. Aden Moore went to Mittica’s home when he learned the driver did not realize his car had bumped another aiito and reported that his vision was blocked by snow on his windows. Cpl. Moore was assisted at the scene by City Patrolman Craig Allebach.

Milford, Leesburg men in separate mishaps

Jesse R. Haab, 70, r 2 Milford and Nicholaus T. Hicks, r 1 Leesburg, were in seperate mishaps on Friday, Dec. 26. At approximately 6:30 p.m. Haab reported to Kosciusko County police he was unable to stop as he approached the intersection of CR 300 W and CR 1050 N because of icy road conFormer Milford marshal charged for non-support Former Milford Marshal Melvin Lee Jordan, 40, Gusher, Utah, was arrested Monday afternoon, Dec. 29, on a Kosciusko County Circuit Court warrant. He was booked at the county jail for failure to comply with a court order on a charge of non-support, a class D felony. He was released after posting SI,OOO bond to the county clerk. Jordan allegedly intentionally failed to provide support for three dependent children.

Off-grotfnd activities — This is an evening volunteer activity. Inpatients are given a chance to socialize and to enter activities by attending various community activities one evening a month. Hair stylists — Hair stylists are still needed for the Hair Care Shop. This is a full-service hair shop for men and women clients. For the person who enjoys making people smile, this is the ideal volunteer position. The volunteer must be a licensed hair stylist and able to give at least one-half day per week. If you would like to volunteer, contact the Bowen Center in Warsaw. Icy roads causes mishaps Joseph D. Moerchen, 28, North Webster and Keith F. Berkey, 22, US 6 Syracuse, were in seperate accidents Thursday, Dec. 18. The mishaps were blamed on the icy road conditions late that day. Moerchen was traveling on CR 6 west of CR 13 in Elkhart County when his auto slid off the roadway and struck two mailboxes. Berkey’s auto collided with an auto driven by Jeanean K. Pollock, 18, New Paris, at the intersection of SR 15 and CR 29. Vegetables include roots such as potatoes, stems such as celery, flowers such as capers, fruits such as tomatoes and seeds such as peas.

ditions. His truck slid off the road and hit a fence and post. There was approximately $950 damage to Haab's truck and County Police Lt. Richard Mikel also reported damage to a fence owned by Richard Kaiser, r 2 Milford. At 8:30 p.m. Hicks, 18, started to turn from Park Avenue onto Center St., Warsaw, when his car collided with a jeep driven by John M. Leer, 48, 1415 East Sheridan St., Warsaw. Warsaw City police said Leer was traveling east on Center Street when the accident occurred. Damage was estimated at $650 to Hicks’ auto and SIOO damage to Leer’s jeep. Warsaw City Patrolman Brant Nellans- investigated.

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APPETIZER HAM BALL 2-4' 2 oz. cans deviled ham 3 T. chopped stuffed green olives IT. prepared mustard tabasco to taste 1-3 oz. package cream cheese, softened 2 T. milk Blend deviled ham. olives, mustard and tabasco. Form in ball on serving dish and chill. Combine cream cheese and milk and forst ball with mixture. Keep chilled; remove from refrigerator 15 minutes before serving time. Trim with parsley. Makes about one cup. CLAM CHEESE DUNK 1-8 oz. package cream cheese, softened 1-4 oz. package blue cheese, crumbled *3 c. drained minced clams IT. chopped chives t. salt tabasco to taste Combine ingredients. Keep chilled; remove from refrigerator about 15 minutes before serving time. Offer assorted crackers and potato chips. Makes two cups. PARMESAN CHEESE SNACK 1-8 oz. package cream cheese, softened y* c. shredded Parmesan cheese 21. horseradish Mjf. chopped stuffed green olives 'y 4 c. finely chopped dried beef Blend together first three ingredients. Stir in olives. On waxed paper, shape into two rolls. Roll in chopped dried beef. Wrap carefully; chill several hours or overnight. To serve, slice and pass with assorted crackers.

From the sheriff's blotter

The following information was obtained from the files of the Syracuse Police Department : December 23 1:35 p.m. — Woman advised subject locked keys and nine-month-old child in vehicle 4:25 p.m. — Woman found puppy, advised officers cannot pick up 7:14 p.m. — Woman advised sheep loose SR 13, Sleepy Owl 10:07 p.m. — Cromwell EMS requested send ambulance December 24 1:25 a m. — Party at Turtle Bay advised there is a car out on the lakd, advised someone should check it out 12:10 p.m. — Subject requested if Wawasee and Syracuse Lakes were safe for snowmobiling, advised negative 2:21 p.m. — Chimney fire at Blueberry Island 3:53 p.m. — CBer reported accident at SR 13 and Pickwick Road December 25 8:22 a.m. — Subject advised that power is out on Papakeechie Lake 9:18 a.m. — NIPSCo advised power will be on shortly 3:23 p.m. — Subject advised small fox terrier acts lost at Burger Dairy

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THE UMW call to prayer and self-denial is scheduled for 12 noon. January 20, at North Webster United Methodist Church. Those attending are asked to bring a sandwich. Beverage will be furnished. —o— ALASKA BECAME the 49th state on January 3,1959. -O’KAY WHITE and her husband spent Christmas visiting with relatives at Denver. Colo. roTHE THOUGHT of getting snowed in with all the Christmas presents to enjoy isn't too unpleasant. There is a stack of Christmas notes and letters waiting to be answered, a huge stack of boxes and wrapping paper to keep a fire going in the fireplace and left over turkey just waiting to be nibbled. The cat is already snowed in. She has considered herself in that situation ever since the first snowflake tumbled from the sky weeks ago. She won’t put so much as one whisker out the door until she can tiptoe around in the garden sniffing violets. There are a bunch of happy youngsters who got sleds or ice skates for Christmas and have had a white Christmas and vacation from school to try out their gifts. —O—ON NEW Year’s Eve, communion will be observed from 7 p.m. until after midnight at North Webster United Methodist Church. THE NATIONAL Geographic Society was founded January 27. 1888. —o— WANDA LUKE will be hostess for the January 12 meeting of Miriam Circle. -oDON’T FORGET to feed the wild birds. —o— IT’S SNOWMOBILE weather. Please drive carefully while you’re having fun. —O'CHECK THE list of winter activities available at our Indiana state parks. We’re stuck with a snowy season. We might as well enjoy it. -o“THE SEEING Eye’’ Guide

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Wed., December 31,1980 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

4 p.m. — CBer requested if gas stations open, checked and advised Gas for Less 5:42 p.m. — Woman requested if found irish setter 6:14 p.m. — Subject requested if anyone selling liquor today December 26 8:04 a.m. — Man makes reference to brush burning at bridge, Pickwick Road 2:42 p.m. — Man on Main St. hallucinating 10:08 p.m. — At Anchor Bar subject causing trouble, possible fight to start December 27 9:41 am. — Man makes reference to ducks at bridge, no food 1:07 p.m. — Accident reported at Pickwick Road, past Beacon near Railroad tracks 5:34 p.m. — Woman reports van fire at Kern Road 7:07 p.m. — Subject advised people who bought house won’t release snowmobilestored there December 28 11:20 a m. — Dog complaint called in 12:19 — Man advised locked keys in car j. 2:20 p.m. — Man on North St. locked keys in car V December 29 8:26 a m. — License Branch

Dog Foundation was organized January 29,1929. —o— CLUBS AND organizations that will be meeting, weather permitting, are: Lakeland Kiwanis. North Webster Ladies Firemen's Auxiliary, Charm and Chatter Club and Pierceton Home Extension Club, January 5: North Webster WCTU, January 6: Sechrist Sixty Five Extension Homemakers, Barbee Hoosier Club, Monroe Hilltoppers and Tippy Lee Extension Homemakers. January 7, and Welcome Wagon Club of the Lakes. January 8. -oHAPPY NEW YEAR! -O'TILL NEXT year...

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called, manhole cover off in front of shop on West Main St. 10:16 a m — Area slick and hazardous as reported by Sea Nymph company 10:17 a.m. — Subject from Syracuse Rubber reports area slick and hazardous 11:20 a m. — Smokey’s Bait needs snowplow, after noon 11:32 am. — Woman needs medics at Roads 1000 and-800, Kosciusko County EMS personnel enroute 12:55 p.m. — Woman advised telephone Jines down at Enchanted Hills, corner of Rainbow Lane and Crooked Mile Road 1:54 p.m. — Man locked keys in car, running one mile north of 6 and CR 33, Ligonier advised unit enroute 4:38 p.m. — Wyant Chevrolet advised found bassett hound puppy, will turn loose when going home if not received any calls 5:13 p.m. — Subject request if received any calls in reference to a basset hound, advised to 4:38 call f December 30 8:50 a.m. — Subject inquiring „about road conditions to Cromwell , advised main roads clear 10:03 a.m. — Tri-.County called on Lake Wawasee ice thickness, advised safe only at the edges, not in the middle 10.42 am. — Woman complains about BB guns being used 2:00 p.m: — Uptown employee on station makes reference to two dogs locked in car between Louie’s and Gas for Less 4:14 p.m. — Woman advised subject in black pick-up knocked down mailbox

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