The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1982 — Page 11
From the Syracuse police log
Do firemen fill swimming pools?
The following was taken from the log of the Syracuse Police Department: May,l9 7:09 a m. — Subject advised ambulance needed on CR 52 9:56 a m — Subject on station reference do firemen fill swimming pools, advised believe negative, advised she would try to see one of the firemen 2:10 p.m. — Teacher requested restrooms be unlocked at park, advised check with Kip Schumm 4:08 p.m. — Advised be on look out for yellow Datsun going door to door saying they are with telephone company - May 20 9:02 a m. — Subject on station reference need unit to verify headlight fixed reference ticket; sent to police department 10:02 a m. — Subject advised of gun shot heard near his home 4:47 p.m. — Subject requested our officer check his moped parked at school reference he is at a track meet and doesn't want it taken
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CLOTHES FOR CAPTAINS AND MATES — The ship’s store at the Sailboat Place. Syracuse, carries a\aried line of clothes for sailors and landlubbers. They also hase shoes and other accessories in their newly remodeled store. (Photo by SharOn Stuckman)
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8:04 p.m. — Subject requested ambulance reference severe dog bite .May 21 7:30 a m — Officer advised that he and other officers will be busy, requested hold all but emergency traffic 10:48 am. Clerk's office reported subject just left there, dropped his wallet and doesn't know it, no telephone listing, named subject 8:10 p.m -» Subject advised light green vehicle driving erratically. Michigan plate, just went past station driving normally 8:21 p m. — Subject requested Milford officer, reference theft May 22 6.09 a.m. — Subject advised a bass fisherman has bullhorn, yelling out numbers, would like for it to be stopped 9:27 a m — Subject reported two subjects are parked in the grass at Railroad Park Officer clear, on station
1:03 p.m. — Severe thunderstorm watch in effect, 1:30-7 p.m. for this area 9:14 p.m. — Subject requested to know how late subjects can make, noise reference building, advised believe 11 p.m. May 23 7:54 a m. — Subject reported fire at Liberty Homes, advised her of special drill in same area, she advised probably same smoke she sees 2:28 p.m. — Subject from B & O requested two vehicles with trailers be moved from their side of the railroad tracks, officers advised subject to tow them himself, we cannot tow from private property. Gave subject wrecker service telephone number 8:34 p m. — Subject requested officer keep check on property reference someone has tried to break in. afraid they might try again May 24 6:40 a m — Officer requested
telephone Sea Nymph on SR 13 advise owner of green vehicle to move it. clear 7:36 a.m. — Subject complained of incident across from Wawasee High School 12:32 p.m. — Officer requested check records for wanted on three subjects, also local record check on one subject through Valparaiso PD. Telephoned Bremen Police Department, telephoned Valparaiso, assignment completed 1:01 p.m. — Subject, reference her son. was he incarcerated, advised affirmative. She requested information reference keys to the vehicle that he was driving, checked with officer, he advised son has them 3:25 p.m. — Subject, Attorney
Trying new food
By PATRICIA M. RATHBI X Extension Agent, Home Ec Today, everyone's into trying new foods and recipes For those trying new foods, they're reading the ingredient listings and finding some strange sounding' names. Those experimenting with new recipes, find an ingredient called for is unfamiliar. So what do these people have in common, they're calling the extension office for answers to their questions. In the past month, the most frequently asked question involves the food additive, erythorbate Someone has started the rumor that this additive contains earthworms. Earthworms and erythorbate may sound alike but that's it — they have absolutely nothing else in common Sodium erythorbate is used as a preservative in cured meats such as luncheon meats. It helps to keep the color from fading, too Sodium erythorbate is a white, odorless, crystalline powder or granules, closely related to vitamin C. A recent women's magazine had a recipe for cacciatore which called for marinara sauce. Marinara Sauce is a spaghetti sauce. You can make your own using this recipe: Marinara Sauce 2 T olive or salad oil
Generals’ Office, for officer, officer clear May 25 8:18 a.m. — Subject reported someone sat a bag of garbage in middle of Portland Street 10:33 a.m. — Truck driver reported lady fell at post office, people helping her now 12:05 p.m. — B & O advised the airport railroad crossing will be closed until tomorrow, not today. Note 2:42 p.m. — Subject requested information reference subject soliciting with fire department's endorsement letter for coloring books. Advised him check with fire chief 6:38 p.m. — Subject reference what sirens were all about? Advised can’t give that information out
2 garlic cloves minced 1 small onion, chepped 116-ounce can tomatoes 16-ouncecan tomato paste 1T sugar 2 tsp basil 14 tsp salt About 30 minutes before serving: In medium saucepan over medium heat, in hot olive oil, cook garlic and onion until tender. about 5 minutes Stir in tomatoes and their liquid and remaining ingredients. Reduce heat to low; cover and cook 20 minutes or until mixture is thickened, stirring occasionally. Makes about 3 cups or enough to serve over 8 ounces spaghetti, cooked, for 6 side-dish servings. So as you run across strange sounding or unfamiliar words associated with food, be sure you have the correct answer Educational Program A program entitled i’Food Preservation” will be presented Wednesday, June 2. at 1 p.m. with a repeat session at 7 p.m. in the Justice Building meeting room. Warsaw. The program will cover the many different aspects of food preservation — canning, freezing, and drying. The basic how-to’s will be explained, equipment to use for the different preservation methods, and answer many commonly asked questions. This is your opportunity to obtain up-to-date, reliable information before the home preservation season. Another plus of the program is the opportunity to have your dial gauge tested for accuracy. The testing will be done free for those attending the program. Testing will be conducted from 12 noon to Ipm and from 6:30 p.m.-7 p.m., in the meeting room. For the test, bring the lid of your canner only. Only dial gauges, those registering by pounds, can be tested. The program is open to the public. WHO KNOWS? 1. Who began the fight for “women's suffrage"? 2. Name the flower and stone for the month of May. 3. What is seismology? 4. What period in life is called senescence? 5. When was the Department of Agriculture created? 6. How do you find the area of a rectangle? 7. Which two presidents were bom in Texas? 8. Name the fifth president of the U.S. 9. To what party did he belong? Aamn Te Wk» Kwa ueoiiqndau 6 oojuoyq sauief -g uosuqop uopuAq puc Jo.woquosig jqSi.wQ •£ apnjiqE aqj Xq aseq aqi X|di)|npq q 3981 SI •ssajßuoj jo lay ut Xg g Xiqiuas jo pouod aqj ajojaq isnf > saipnjs qaiq.w aauaps aq£ •£ piEjaiug pus ujoqjMEH ao X»||»a aqj jo X|iq Auoqjuy g uesng |
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ON THEIR WAY— The Lakeland Special Olympics team is on its way to the state finals in Terre Haute, June 3-6, as over 11.065.81 was raised through the efforts of the Syracuse Community. Shown above are Luanne Spurting, co-chairwoman of the Lakeland Special Olympics, Harry Koonti, Syracuse Dairy Queen manager, and Pat Bartow, co-chairwoman of the Special Olympics with a $878.75 check which was raised at the Syracuse Dairy Queen on Friday, May 21. from the sales of DQ products. The remainder of the total was donated by private individuals and organizations. (Photoby Deb Fox)
Special Olympics team prepares for state games
The Lakeland Special Olympics team is on its way to the state special Olympic games in Terre Haute on June 3-6 following the efforts of Dairy Queen Day. Friday. May 21 With the efforts of the Syracuse Dairy Queen and others a total of $1,065 81 was raised for this year Os that amount $878.85 was raised by the
Marjorie Fowler says nearly everyone in England has flower garden
One of Papakeechie Lake resident Marjorie Fowler's main interests is growing flowers, a hobby she brought with her when she left Great Britain tc move to the United States over two decades ago, Mrs. Fowler, a member of the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club, said flower gardens were extremely popular among people in her native land, and added that nearly everyone in England seemed to have some type of garden Flowers are very much in evidence around British homes, Mrs. Fowler said, with many displays set up in window boxes, yard tubs, and along garden paths Formal plantings around public buildings in England add greatly to their appearance, she said. The English climate, with its frequent rains and moderate temperatures, is very conducive to flower growing, Mrs. Fowler said. Gardening on this side of the Atlantic has its advantages, also, Mrs. Folwer added. She said she especially appreciated the great number of plant varieties that are available in America. Mrs. Fowler and her husband. Jack, moved to Syracuse from southern Illinois four years ago The Fowlers left England for Illinois about 21 years ago for what was to have been a yearlong visit, but they eventually decided to make the United Minor injuries in one-vehicle accident Rick L Gerber suffered minor bleeding on his head following a one-vehicle accident Sunday night on CR 1000 N. east of CR 850E. Gerber s car went off the right side of the road and struck a telephone pole. He then pulled the auto back to the left and went off the right side of the road, striking a garage owned by Joe Simmons. Swayzee. Police reported Gerber had apparently been driving at a high rate of speed. Damage to the United Telephone System pole was estimated at up to SI,OOO and the garage sustained more than $2,500 damage. Damage to the auto was estimated at up to $2,500.
Wed., May 26,1962 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Dairy Queen Other financial sources include donations from, the Junior Mothers Club. Carol Clark. American Legion and donations from canisters located at the Dairy Queen last Friday. The Special Olympic Dairv
States their permanent home. Despite the many differences she has noted in American living as compared to that in England.
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MARJORIE FOWLER WITH FLOWERS — Marjorie Fowler, shown here at her home on the east side of Papakeechie Lake, is native of England, and a lifelong flower garden enthusiast. Mrs. Fowler came to the United States with her husband. Jack. 21 years ago, and moved to the Syracuse area four years ago. She is a member of the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
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Queen Coupon books will be available again in August. Furnishing lunches for the South Bend lunch was the Roundtable. This year the community totally supported the Lakeland Special Olympics so that the team will not have to ask for assistance from the Kosciusko County Special Olympic Fund.
Mrs Fowler said she now feels that this is her home. She is involved in many community activities in the Syracuse area -
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