The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 April 1981 — Page 15

From the Syracuse police blotter

March 25 7:22 am — Woman found collie. South County Line Road 2:04 p m. — Lady on north side of Wawasee reports seeing smoke across lake, Ogden Island area; advised believe man burning property there 8:05 p.m — CBer advised right brake light out on Syracuse Fire truck *1 March 28 10:46 a m. — Smokey s Bait reports minister from Oakwood Park reported to them someone in a boat hit the channel ice house yesterday 1:01 pm — Complaint in reference to two boys who threw pop bottles in Wawasee Heights 6:51 p.m — Man unable to contact Milford police in reference to someone harassing his wife and children March 27 8:25 a m — Subject for information in reference to where to get a permit to move a mobile home on highway; license branch advised get permit at the clerk s office at the courthouse 2:23 pm. — Subject for information in reference to license plate on vehicle they just sold; advised her keep the plate

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3:42 p m. — Subject called in reference to Wawasee High School theft 10:10 p.m. — Subject reports fife hydrant open at city park; North Shore Drive 10:26 p.m. — Subject reports fire hydrant open at Medusa and Front Streets 10:28 pm. — Syracuse Enterprises reports fire hydrant open there 10:40 p.m. — Man advised fire hydrant open by Syracuse Rubber March 28 ; 1:38 am. — Woman advised she has two little kids that are lost from Cromwell 4:18 a m. — Fire hydrant at Brooklyn and Maple St. running 11:43 a m. — Ray Couch. Lake ‘Wawasee, called to report breaking and entering at his cottage; advised to call Kosciusko County 1.29 p.m. — Man on station complains of male subject placing large rocks one foot in roadway along his property, 1200 N arid Kern Road 3:15 p.m. — Subject advised cars double parked on hill. North Harrison St., road hazard 4:42 p m — North Webster called in reference to a theft.

subject took leukemia money jar from Dairy Queen 7:19 p.m. — Woman on West North St called in reference to loud music at neighbors 10:20 p.m. — Woman called in reference to two boys walking in middle of highway by Sleepy Owl March 29 8:56 am. — Man advised scavengers going through items left on lot after trailer moved 1:27 p.m. — Subject lost Siamese cat, white boots, black paws 1:57 p.m. — Syracuse police request advise Street Department have had several limbs down, may be more 2:38 p.m. — Smeltzers Boat Livery advised Ice type house blew into lake, floating north 8:00 pm., — Wawasee High School Administrator reports subject tearing up football practice field, advised they were heading to .own 8:26 p.m. — Woman advised speed limit sign down on Cline Road, two houses west of Maxwelton Golf Course March 30 10:57 a m — Subject request if any storm warnings out. advised negative

11:32 a.m. — Men advised limb down over power fine, blew fuse, in service now 12:09 p.m. — Taking to shelter three year old male collie, 70 pounds, brown and white, injured stray • 3:00 p.m. — Subject on station to see officer in reference to a forged check March 31 10:59 a m. - Lady reports a pontoon boat floating down channel near Huntington bridge 12:12 p.m. - Subject reports accident at Chicago St. and Seventh Ave. 12:38 p.m. — Don Byrd advised has marsh burning at north end of Wawasee Golf Course 12:51 p.m. — Subject called in reference to who to call about drug selling outside city limits 3:17 pm. — Woman reports grass fire in Wawasee Golf Course 3:55 p.m. — Man advised

Many Factors Named As Alcoholism Cause

Alcoholism probabh has no single cause. And there are some things that do not cause alcoholism. Alcohol alone is not the cause of alcoholism. At least nine out of ten people who drink alcohol never become alcoholics Alcoholism is not caused by drinking a par ticular beverage. A person can become an alcoholic on wine. begr. whisky, gm. brands. ix anything containing alcohol Alcoholism is not an allergy And alcoholism is not due to an alcoholic personality There's no such thing h’s possible thai alcoholism runs in families, but whether this is biological or environmental is uncertain There may be an inborn error in metabolism at fault, but this theory also is unproved And once the drinker becomes accustomed to regular heavy intake, his,body sets up a demand for alcohol that must be met to prevent the “shakes" and serious physical upset Alcoholics discover they can obtain relief from "morning after" tremors by drinking again Alcoholics may suffer from personality distur-

possible boat upside down unsure, North Shore Drive 3:58 p.m. — Cromwell Fire Department advised enroute to grass fire at Poor Doll House 4:24 p.m. — Ice house upside down, request if reports of any in water 6:10 p.m. — CBer advised vehicle running a stop sign northbound on SR 13 by Dairy Queen 7:36 p.m. — Ambulance 6 request unit check for semitanker that threw rock and broke ambulance windshield 7:46 p.m. — David Hile reports grass fire north of Poor Doll House 8:31 p.m. — Woman advised wire down at Pickwick Road, west of Wawasee Boat Co. 8:45 p.m. — Gas siphoned out of three cars at St. Andrew’s Church April 1 1:20 am. — Party advised there are two head of cattle out on Milford Road just outside of town

bances. often stemming from childhood experiences. They turn to alcohol to reJ > heve feelings of anxiety , hostility, inferiority and depression. all ot which may reflect much deeper patterns ot insecurity, rage and guilt. In some social situations, a person may be pressured to drink frequently and to excess. The eager cocktail party host seems compelled to urge "just one more" upon each guest Often nonalcoholic beverages are not available Heavy drinking can be a status symbol for those w ho want to "belong" to an influential group where alcohol is used freely, an American Medical Association pamphlet points out Alcoholism creeps up on its victims Generally, alcoholics have a greater craving for drink than do problem drinkers, and they have much less control over the urge to drink There is little or no control once they begin to drtnk. Ty pically. alcoholics dnnk heavy and often They become severely intoxicated with steadily greater frequency. They resent comment from others on their intake Drinking ts done in secret, and excuses are made to justify heavy drinking. Temporary blackouts occur, followed by feelings of worry, anxiety and guilt over what has taken place Alcoholics finally lose all control Drinking no longer is a pleasure, but becomes an instrument of destruction. They no longer can hold a job. or keep up with old friends Mantal anu family problems increase Alcohol has taken over the individual completely The first woman dental school fraduate was Lucy Hobbs aylor, who first practiced in 1861 M you know about frao prize door*.. or wnatevar atttWtMMMWpRMCTSIMWA*nil4 S ATnoMnoev RWAKAW

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INSULATE YOUTH CENTER — Five inches of insulation were blown into the Lakeland Youth Center attic last Saturday morning. March 28. Pictured loading bags of insulation into the insulating machines are: Sam Fry back. Syracuse. Youth Center board member: Doug Hahn. Syracuse. Kiwanian; Ray Auker. North Webster. Youth Center board member: Larry Keim. North Webster, board member: and Steve Knispel. Syracuse. Kiwanian. Danny Gallmeier. chairman of the property and maintenance committee for the center, stated additional insulation was needed due to settled insulation. The addition of insulation will help save on heat in the winter and keep the building cooler in the summer. Also a water leak in the roof was fixed. Helping do the preparatory work for the project were Terry McDonald. Jerry Wilson, Don Storey. Steve Haab and Knispel. < Photo by Ron Baumgartner)

Summer programs proposed for Lakeland School children

ByKIMHIEBER Due to high rising economic costs the Lakeland School Corporation will increase summer program costs to families and will transfer some programs to community or booster sponsorship. according to a Lakeland board decision last evening. March 31. The instrumental programs this year will continue as eightweek programs with beginners receiving two lessons per week and all others receiving one lesson per week. High school students will have a six-week program A participation fee of $8 will be charged per student with class size expected at six to eight per class. No additional charges will be made for instructional materials required during the eight week period. o The school board encourages anyone wanting private lessons to please do so. Unfortunately.

Scholarships are available to seniors

The following scholarship applications are now available to seniors planning to enter college in the fall of 1981: Nursing — SIOO Lambda Chi Omega Sorority — deadline April 15 Armstrong Foundation — grant or loan, student mails to Trust Officer — Lake City Bank. April Kosciusko County Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship — intention to enter Health Care, deadline April 22 Apherd — Indiana Association for Health. PE. Recreation, and Dance, Inc., students who wish to pursue profession in the above, S2OO scholarship. April Indiana University — Manufacturing — SSOO scholarship - to stimulate student enrollment in manufactoring technology - April 10 deadline Educational Assistance Programs of the Indiana Army National Guard — Educational Bonus. SIOOO per year plus fees for training periods, this is for college students, can add up to SIO,OOO for college, six year obligation in the Guard after graduation from college Kosciusko County Republican Women s Club - students majoring in political science, government, radio, or television, and journalism (Rainie McCormick Scholarship) contact Marguerite Gilliam. President. Republican Women’s Club, r 6 Warsaw, Ind 46580 for application Wayne University of Cosmetology. Inc. - Full scholarship to be awarded to a qualifying student Chauffeur. Teamsters, and Helpers — high school senior, who is the son or daughter of an active, paid up member of the Teamsters Union Local 364 Purdue — freshmen interested in studying in the area of food service, SSOB scholarships You might be able to get more out of your marriage if you got away from it all, together. One place that might be good to go to combines the beauty and serenity of the country with all the amenities of a metro polls. It is Milwaukee with 128 parks where you can enjoy boating, skiing, fishing, tobogganing and picnicking, yet usually only minutes away from a com sortable hotel.

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this will be at the family's expense. The swimming program will continue in the same fashion as the past with a fee increase of 88. Last year the program cost residents $4 per child. Each junior high school shall sponsor a Pony League team during 1981. Administration of the Pony League will continue to be reviewed for possible transfer to community or booster sponsorship The charge will be SB. “We’ll sponsor the pony league through this summer yet because we haven't had any groups respond for it yet. We need something in between the Little Leagues and the high school." expressed Arnold Summer recreation programs will be administered by booster or community organizations this year. An allowance of up to SI,OOO for expenses shall be awarded to each community to help with the transition to local operations. All claims submitted for payment by

SIOOO scholarship to high school senior interested in a career in marketing of dairy products, dairy marketing, dairy manufacturing, home economics or journalism SIOOO scholarship spread over four year course — parent or guardian must be employed in the following categories mobile home dealers, park operators, service firms, manufacturers, suppliers, recreational vehicle manufacturers and suppliers, camp ground operators, finance or insurance firms Lakeland Art Association — form available from guidance office or Mrs Warner. SIOO to graduating high school senior who plans to attend art school or college to further studies Ivy Tech — S4OO (two from Kosciusko County) high school seniors planning to enroll in a degree program at Ivy Tech. South Bend Financial need will not be a criteria — award made on the basis of academic and personal achievement Kosciusko County Easter Seal — scholarship' to resident of Kosciusko County who pursues an education in social services, special education, or any health related field - S3OO (may be renewed >. Deadline April 24 B Franklin Ringle Trust - available to residents of Kosciusko County who have been active in church membership and exhibit financial need and a scholastic record indicative of a successful college career. Deadline May 15 Samuel C. Murphy College Fund — available to resident of Kosciusko County to assist in acquiring a higher education. Deadline May 15 McDonald Memorial Fund — available for worthy and needy students — loan fund patterned along lines of government student loan — application available at Superintendent’s Office, Warsaw Community Schools. East Main Street. Warsaw Niccum Foundation — aid students of limited financial resources. This is renewable — student must fill out application plus have a FAF report sent through Goshen College Booster Club Athletic Scholarship - applications in guidance office. Return by April 20. Must be athlete — involved in one other activity - need not be a factor -two different sports - two S3OO scholarships this year - one boy — one girl Lakeland Kiwanis Club of North Webster - four S2OO scholarships - April 17 deadline

the corporation shall be properly presented and verified. Three summer programs were offered proposals from group sponsorship. The three py>grams accepted by the board were for boys' and girls’ summer a basketball camp and swim club. Director Mike Jones proposed the boys' summer basketball camp for June four sessions, June 1-5, June 8-12, June 22-26 and June29-July3, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. for present fifth graders through eighth graders at Wawasee High School's main gym. Jones’ budget includes T-shirts for a total of $122.50 and SBS for plaque and ribbon awards, with an enrollment fee of sls per camper and the second camper in the same family $lO. The director will receive twothirds of the remaining l money and the assistant one-third of the remaining money. The girls’ summer basketball camp proposal was conducted by Dale Brannock. The camp will be offered from June 1-5 and June 812 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Wawasee High School Physical Education Annex. The classes include present fifth graders through eight graders with basketball and practice shirts furnished by girls' basketball. The budget for the girls’ camp includes. $157.50 for t-shirts. $85.50 for plaque and ribbon awards and a counselors’ pizza party for SSO, totaling $293. The girls' enrollment fee win be sls per camper with the second camper in the same family $lO. The director would receive twothirds of the remaining money and the assistant one-third of the remaining money for their help. The swim club’s summer recreation program assumes the club meets for 10 hours per week, for eight weeks, plus 24 hours for meets. The Wawasee Swim Club provides the assistant coaches and additional supervision. Currently, the Wawasee Swim Club has a 55-active participation enrollment. There are 28 swimmers who participated in the summer swim club, but not during th school year. As discussed with parents and the swim club’s executive committee, it was determined an $8 fee was sufficient, with any additional costs jeopardizing the club, organized in 1960. The swim club will need at least 45 participants for the organization to meet, with an estimate of 60 participants expected. The swim meets are currently scheduled from June 11 through July 25. Students must be age seven through high school seniors with the ability to swim at least two lengths of the pool nonstop at the coach’s discretion. The Wawasee Swim Club will assist the program funding and will accept responsibility to conduct the scheduled home meets. The director would be Steve Berkey, Syracuy. Summer programs still unsponsored are tennis, golf, football conditioning, girls’ high school softball and boys’ high school baseball. “They’ll be using our facilities and equipment on these programs. So, we will have some control,” stated Arnold. Any person wanting to establish and direct any of the programs must develop all publicity necessary, develop a tentative budget, distribute enrollment applications and more A driver training fee of $55 will be charged for driver training enrollment This includes all rental materials for the class. Last year, the enrollment costs was S4O. “It’s a program very much up in the air at this point,*’ told Arnold. He continued, “It has to be offered in the public schools because of federal law.”

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