The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 March 1981 — Page 5
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'Continuedfrom page 4 “NIPSCo is beginning to squirm. The hearing date was changed to June.” explained Jean Rogers, of the Syracuse Stout Boutique, who is helping the area petition drive.
Letter to the editor
Seeking advice
Dear Editor. I am the mother of twin sons that are nine months old I am looking, for help My twins became wards of the court on February 19. 1981. after being 'born on June . 25. 1980. three months premature with respiratory problems Since the day of birth they have been In and out of the hospital, with colds, pnemoma breathing problems and having trouble gaining weight The court and welfare felt that I wasn't able to take care of them with having three preschool aged children other than the twins The twins were placed in their foster home on February 25.1981 On March 2, 1981 and March 4. 1981 they were placed back in the
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hospital m serious condition I contacted two attorneys and legal aid out of Fort Wayne. Indiana to get help 1 was refused by all and am not financially able to hire an attorney to fight this case I was even denied a court appointed attorney 1 fell that 1 was treated unfair Ahyone having advice or help please write to' Gladys A Stephenson General Deliver. o Waterloo, Ind 46793 The natural flights of the human mind arc not from pleasure to pleasure. but from hope to hope. -Samuel Johnson.
Lakeland Kiwanis view film on wildlife The Lakeland Kiwanis Club viewed a National Wildlife Federation film at the March 23 meeting The film was brought to the club by member Arnold Karr, manager of Tri-County Fish and Wildlife He is also an Indiana Department of Natural Resources officer New member Joe White, was inducted by past lieutenant governors Jerry Badskey and Sherm Bryant Past president and past lieutenant governor Badskey announced the continuation of the annual Presentation of Travel and Adventure Series, commencing September 17 All individual showings will be held on Thursday nights in the Wawasee High School auditorium Jon Roberts had travels of “The Pumpkin' with “fun assessments " Deflated tires for Culbertson Leanna Culbertson, r 5 Syracuse, told Kosciusko County Police that vandals let the air out of her vehicle's tires on March 17 No damage resulted from the deflation which occurred at her residence Fort Wayne man charged in theft of wheels Robert Lee Miller. 38. Fort Wayne, was charged with theft of mobile home wheels and axles from Maple Leaf Duck Farms on November 18 He allegedly gained unauthorized control of the items Miller was charged in Kosciusko County Circuit Court with theft, a class D felony. He was released after he posted 10 per cent of a $2,000 bond
Anyone can get cavities
By PATRICIA M. RATHBUN Ext. Home Ec It may surprise you to learn that even infants can get cavities. More than 98 per cent of all people get cavities sometime during their lives. But with a little bit of work, most tooth decay can be prevented. You can brush your teeth faithfully three times a day and still get tooth decay. That's because it takes more than a little toothpaste for a dental hygiene program that will remove harmful bacteria You should also floss to reach the spaces between your teeth and dislodge plaque that causes tooth decay and gum
State Blind School offers free conference and summer program
The Indiana School for the Blind, located in Indianapolis, is offering a two-day conference to parents of the visually impaired and a summer program for the visually handicapped, all for free Parents of visually impaired preschool age children in Indiana are invited to attend the free twoday conference on the young blind child's development The conference dates are Apnl 10, 11 and 12. Conference consultants include Volunteers needed Volunteers are needed to assist the Youth Employment Council with instructing high school students in employability skills and job-seeking methods The Youth Employment Council is part of the governor s committee on youth employment pilot programs The major ’objective is to see that area youth are adequately prepared to seek gainful employment upon leaving high school Members of the business community in Kosciusko County and the surrounding areas are being actively sought by the council One prerequisite,to becoming a volunteer is being a stable, caring person who can express that to a young person and have a basic knowledge of • the work world. The group needs volunteers from the five local high school areas Lakeland, Tippecanoe Valley, Triton, Warsaw and Whitko For. more . information about this program contact the Youth Employment Council in the Counting House Bank, US 30 and SR 15N, Warsaw Purse stolen from unlocked car was stolen from an unlocked car at PJ's Pizza, Wawasee Village, on March 21 Penny Noffsmger. r 1 Warsaw, was inside PJ's Pizza from approximately 30 minutes, leaving her purse on the front seat of her car Damage includes S6B cash stolen plus identification and personal items in the purse Turtle Bay theft Marcile Lambright, a renter at Lot 18A Turtle Bay Trailer Court, told Syracuse police a trailer axle was stolen from under the trailer The trailer skirting was removed, and the axle was attached to the trailer The trailer is owjged by Steve Davis, r 2 Leeslwrg Damage was set at $l5O Broken window at Syracuse PD Syracuse police officer William Selvey discovered a broken window at the Syracuse Police Department on March 21 The broken window was located in the overhead garage door and was caused by kids playing basketball Damage was S2O
H&R will accompany you to an IRS audit. True False In TRIT When HAR Bkxk prepares your return. ( it s someone who knows ail about income taxes and has v carefulh renewed sour return poor to the audit interview It s someone who will go with you at no ackhttonai cost, not as a legal reprrsenuthr hut to answer all questions about how your taxes were prepared WEIL MAKE THE TAX LAWS WORK FOR YOU H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE KABUNORTV •TRACVM 457-IMS Ho«r» M SFIAWon TfcrvSol ntrtrM OMTnMntm
deterioration. Eat sweets less often. More important than the amount of sweets you eat is the number of times you eat them during the day. Remember, each time you eat sweets, even if it’s only a little, bacteria in the mouth produce acid for at least 20 minutes. And. it’s the acid that causes tooth decay. How does the acid cause tooth decay? Some people’s teeth are more susceptible than others. But all people have decay-promoting bacteria that normally live in the mouth and form dental plaque. The bacteria in plaque convert sugar in foods you eat and drink to acids that eat away the hard
a child psychiatrist. ophthalmologist. pediatric neurologist. pediatrician, physical therapist, educator of the blind and psychiatric social workers The school will provide, at no charge, rooms and meals to parents and their children A summer remediation and recreational program for the visually handicapped will be from July 5 through 31 The activities include swimming, track, bowling, indoor and outdoor games, campouts, cultural enrichment activities and other recreation Remediation in reading, math and orientation and mobility will be offered where needed The program is offered free to any visually handicapped student in the state in grades four through 11. Students may attend for one, two, three or four weeks Anyone interested in either program should contact the Indiana School for the Blind, 7725 North College. Indianapolis, Ind 46240.
Open Door ? Weekly Report From ? Senator John B Augsburger
Work continues on the budget and other matters as the General Assembly approaches the last month of the 1981 session. The state's financial situation continues to play an important role in the consideration of bills; fiscal restraint, low tax rates, and economic development are the goals of this session The Senate passed a bill this week, which I sponsored, that would allow more people to own manufactured homes built to HUD standards H.B 1032 would give local zoning boards the authority to set aesthetic standards that homes must meet to be placed in certain areas, but prohibits zoning boards from totally prohibiting manufactured homes in their cities or towns Indiana is the number one producer of manufactured homes in the United States This state has 45 manufacturing plants for the homes, as well as 200 firms supplying building products and more than 1.500 retailers, (and developers and realtors involved in the sales and development of manufactured homes Byallowing people to buy manufactured homes we are providing a significant number of jobs and at the same helping to stimulate the economy Another bill that will affect Indiana industry is H B 1714. The bill, which passed the Senate Finance Committee this week would provide a property tax deduction of up to 95 per cent for oil shale conversion systems that use Indiana shale The bill would stimulate an industry vital to energy independence in the Untied States The bill will also generate tax dollars, in addition
tooth enamel and start cavities. Flouride is the most effective agent to protect teeth against acid-causing tooth decay. Where your drinking water contains one part flouride per million parts of water, nearly two out of every three cavities can be prevented in children who drink the water from birth. Finally, visit your dentist for regular check-ups. Prompt treatment will help you avoid more serious problems. Although most decay takes place in childhood and adolescence, in later life, as gums naturally recede, cavities can occur on tooth surfaces that once were below the gumlines. So take precaution against tooth decay. Research study seeks heart attack victims The University of Minnesota is seeking heart attack victims aged 28 through 64 who have had only one heart attack ever, occurring in the past five years. The question asked by the University of Mirinesota research team conducting a study of the relationship between heart disease and cholesterol is “can heart attacks be prevented by lowering cholesterol 7 ’’ Most heart trouble results from atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries A clue to the cause of atherosclerosis may be that cholesterol, a fatty substance, is found in the diseased arteries It is. however, still uncertain whether lowering cholesterol can actually prevent heart attacks. The University of Minnesota is hoping to answer this question Anyone interested in more information may call the University of Minnesota Hyperlipidemia Study collect or write Hyperlepedemia — Atherosclerosis Study, P O Box 359 Mayo Memorial Building, Minneapolis. Minn.'34ss.
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to, creating employment possibilities at the conversion centers The measure is part of the Orr-Mutz energy and industrial development program In other action, the Senate Finance Committee voted 10 to three in favor of a measure that would impose a one per cent food and beverage tax in Marion County to pay for the expansion of the Indianapolis Convention Center. Present plans call for the construction of a $65 million domed stadium as part of the expansion, with S3O million of this paid by private sources This proposal, which has the support of the Chamber of Commerce, AFL-CIO. the lieutenant Governor’s office and several other statewide bus/ness and labor groups, now goes to the full Senate for action. As of the 47th session day. two bills have passed both houses of the General Assembly and been signed into law by the Governor Among the bills that have passed both houses but not yet been signed into law are the following: - H B 1002 - H B 1004 Recodifies local government planning and plublic safety laws — HB 1159 Allows commitment to Department of Corrections if sentence is over 60 days — H B 1409 Increases the time limit for detaining a shoplifting suspect — S B 78 Prohibit persons committed to the Department of Corrections from conducting a private business on department grounds — H.B 1003 Allows judges in city and town courts to perform marriages. — H.B 1240 Allows assessment of interest charges on late child support payments I can be contacted at the State House. Indianapolis. Ind 46204 or be called at 1-800-382-9467
THE WAWASEE FFA CHAPTER WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR SUPPORT AT OUR SLAVE AUCTION Baker s Produce. Syracuse “ J “™? r Mr Dick Baker Doyle And C,ndy Ko,ber 9 Cartton And Mary Ann Beer Sharone Mildebrandt Dan And Debbie Beer Jack And Marilyn Rhodes Howard And Eleanor Beer Roberts Farms Jesse Beer Farms, Inc. Bernard, Aveldh, and Jon Roberts Jesse And Shirley Beer Ron And Phyllis Roberts Lee And Sandy Beer Black Walnut Farms Ronn And Shari Beer Albert And Ann Schafer Burton And Hinke Butt Henry And Karen Smith Grady Farms Templin Farms Jeff Hall Jerry And Jane Templin Robert And Betty Hall Mr. And Mrs. Richard Workman A Very Special Thank You To Lee Beer Who Served As Our Auctioneer
Wed., March 25.1981 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Report from your State Representative THAMES MAUZY
There’s a brief lull of activity which accompanies the cutoff point for one house of the legislature to consider its own bills and begin reviewing and fine tuning bills from the other chamber. It simply takes time for committees to generate bills eligible for amending and passage on the floor and taking three full days of “recess” for committees to work is our game plan. The next deadline facing us is the 56th session day, which is the last day Senate bills can be passed by the House. The 58th day is the deadline for considering conference committee reports. Thursday, (March 26) when we * reconvene for floor activity, observers of the process will also have to become familiar with some different jargon. Here’s a brief glossary of some terms which will be used by the news media often in the remaining 14 days of the session. Concurrence Motion: When the Dr. Babcock to practice in Syracuse Dr. Stephen P Hunt, president of Comfo-Dent of Indiana. Inc., announces the association of Dr James R Babcock in the practice of general dentistry at the Wawasee Lakeside Dental Center office in Syracuse Dr. Babcock’s 23 years of experience in dentistry is a valuable asset in his main area of interest — dentures and partial dentures Dr Babcock graduated with distinction from Indiana University and received his DDS degree from Ohio State University He is married and has two children. The Babcocks will be moving to Syracuse in the near future “Dr Babcock will add a nAv dimension and depth of experience to our effort to provide the highest quality dental health care at the lowest possible cost to our patients.” Dr Hunt stated Dr Hunt, in addition to being president of Comfo-Dent of Indiana, Inc., is in practice at the Riverbend Family Dental Center. South Bend. The Riverbend Dental Center is offering a unique dental care plan to businesses and industries in the area as away to help to provide dental care for their employees without the cost of dental insurance. The dental care plan allows individuals, families, or companies to purchase memberships to the Dental Center for dental and denture services at a reduced fee The dental plan is a new concept for this area though it has been successful in other parts of the country. Comfo-Dent of Indiana, Inc. is the Dental Health management company offering this plan. Gerry Griffin is vice president and general manager Two offices are presently in operation with the opening of a third and fourth office in the Fort Wayne and East Chicago area anticipated in the next six to eight months Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. -English Proverb.
Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3431 Road 13, Syracuse
House of a bill’s origin agrees to accept changes made by the other chamber. This action makes the proposal ready for signing by the Speaker of the House. President of the Senate, and eligible so the Governor’s action. Dissent Motion: When the House of origin reject changes made in a bill by the other chamber. Conference Committee: A special committee formed to resolve differences on a bill which has passed both houses in different form. Usually, four legislators are on a conference committee, one from each party in each House, with the bills author often serving. Conferees: A word used to describe members of a conference committee. Filed Without Signature: An alternative for the Governor when he chooses not to sign a bill into law or veto it. The phrase indicates the measure has been filed with the Secretary of State to allow* it to become law, but indicates some disapproval by the Governor. Strip A Bill: To delete the entire contents of a bill and insert new subject matter. Veto: Governor’s action which keeps a bill from becoming law, unless both houses override the Governor by a constitutional majority. Constitutional Majority: 1 A majority of members elected in one House. In the House it is 51 and in the Senate, 26. SEA. HEA. Initials which appear before bill numbers which stand for “Senate Enrolled Act” and “House Enrolled Act.” The prefix means the proposal has passed both the House and Senate, and has had its final printing Emergency Clause: A phrase added to a bill to make it effective immediately after signing by the Governor, instead of on a specific future date or after copies of the new laws have been distributed to the Clerks of the Circuit Courts. Reapportionment: One of the dominant issues still pending this session Drawing new boundary lines for political representation in the House, Senate and Congress using fresh U.S. Census figures is one of the most sensitive matters before the 1981 Assembly, not only because it will impact on the political personality of Indiana for the next decade, but also because of Supreme Court guidelines which must be considered to keep one group of citizens from having more influence through government than another
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