The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 January 1983 — Page 5

a . , 1 457-3666 Or M-J HUISe Call 658-4111, Ext. 17 Today’s question: Is Reagonomics working in Kosciusko County? Results of special question: How did you spend New Year’s Eve 9 Entertained family . . . did nothing . . . played cards . . . went out for dinner and then to friends . . . went to friends and played games and ate . . . entertained family . . . put model ship together and watched television . . . went to Holiday Inn and danced . . stayed home, ate pizza entertained .. . went out to eat with family, talked to friend, watched television and ate popcorn. Serving.our country

DAVID MILLER Army National Guard Pvt. David R Miller, son of Partha Miller, Milford, has completed one station unit training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning. Ga. He is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee High School, Syracuse. JERRY LITTLETON . Army PVt Jerry W. Littleton, son of Sheryl 1 A. Donley and stepson of Thomas E. Donley, r 2 Syracuse, has completed basic training at Fort Jackson. S.C. He is a 1982 graduate of Wawasee High School, Syracuse. CRAIG SCHANG Craig S. Schang. son of Clifton

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From the Syracuse Police leg — Report of stocking firewood on landing

The following information was obtained from the files of the Syracuse Police Department: December 29 10:53 a.m. — Subject on station for security check for military 11:24 a m. — Subject reports of a young subject shooting gun 12:01 p.m. — Woman on North Huntington St., has stray puppy 12.50 p.m. — Subject found older beagle by Harris Funerial Home, will try to contact owner December 30 12:20 a m. — Subject on station reporting shinners south of Harris Funeral Home 10:06 am. — Lock-out at Tranter Graphics 11:55 a m. — Subject advised have two puppies on North Lake Street 3:08 p.m. — Subject advised car parking in no parking zone on Henry Street 3:53 p.m. — Subject advised car blew a tire at Turtle Bay, will pick up tomorrow December 31 10:06a.m. — Officer advised he has keys to a gray Mazda located on CR 530E by Turkey Bay, would like to talk to the owner 1:02 a.m.’ — Officer requested contact bar and advised owner of

gray Toyota truck to move in 10 minutes or will be impounded 11:32 a.m. — Subject called reference garage pick up 11:38 a.m. — Subject reported intoxicated driver on SR 13, south of bowling alley in and out of roadway 1:58 p.m. — Woman reported her red Oldsmobile out of service at curve on East Main and W. E. Long Dr., will move in 10 minutes 6:23 p.m. — Dewart" Lake subject advised of hearing shots for the past hour 8:49 p.m. — Subject advised of suspicious vehicle at Dewart lake January 1 8:02 am. — Open door at Classic Form, officer requested someone be contacted 1:18 p.m. — Women reported small black and white dog missing around Lake and Boston Streets 8:04 p.m. — Subject requested information reference proof of insurance 9:46 p.m. — Subject advised of found dog on East Shore Drive 10:20 p.m. — CB report of jeep parked on sidewalk at theatre January 2 2:14 p.m. — Subject reported water/spurting from two lines at old laundromat sit

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2:32 p.m. — Woman requested unit meet with her on East Carroll St. 4:43 p.m. — Subject on station reference dog lost in the area of the bowling alley. January 3 8:08 a.m. — Three calls reference garbage pick up 8:30 a m. — Subject reported lost wallet in Syracuse, has identification in 8:37 a.m. — Subject needs water shut off as soon as possible on Boston Street, reference leak 10:04 a.m. — Subject asked who picks up dead animals from SR 13 south of town 2:32 p.m. — Woman reported Irish Setter running on West North St. area, unable to catch dog, but if we get any complaints reference barking dogs, the Setter is the reason why 9:31 p.m. — Subject advised someone is stacking firewood on landing for our information January 4 8:38 a m. — Subject asked if any reports of a found cat on Pickwick Road 8:43 a m. — Subject reported two Canada geese, live, frozen in the ice on SE end Wawasee

I It** r 41 IL- I ir I • WARRIOR OF THE MONTH — Steve Hardin is presented a certificate as the Honorary Warrior Award recipient for January from Wawasee principal Howard Hull. Next to Hull is Sue Kraft, secretary for the high school, and next to Hardin is J im Alford, teacher at the high school.

Honorary Warrior award goes to Steve Hardin

Wawasee High School has announced that this month s Honorary Warrior Award has been presented to Steve Hardin, a machine repairman for the Syracuse Rubber Company. Problems with a milling machine existed in Wawasee’s machine shop and after several calls to the factory and three disassemblies, Jim Alford, an Quayle returns funds During his first two years in the US Senate, Indiana senator Dan Quayle has returned over $450,000 in unused allowances to the United States Treasury. According to monthly reports issued by the Senate disbursing office, Quayle did not utilize his full allocation of staff payroll allowances either in 1981 or 1982. In addition, he returned $28,220 in official expense allowances designated for office operations during the two-year period. Quayle returned $200,890 in fiscal year 1981 and then returned $185,977 in fiscal 1982. In the first three months of the current fiscal year, Quayle has not used $34,964. - “These are times for austerity in government,” Quayle explained, “and economies should start with the operation of a Senator's office. " “During my first two years in the Senate, I have tried to practice frugality while working to assure effective service to Indiana without wasting taxpayers’ money,” Quayle stated. “This will continue tp be my practice in the years ahead,” he concluded. Under Senate rules, unused allowances cannot be used by a senator at the close of a fiscal year and they are subsequently returned to the general fund of the US Treasury.

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industrial arts teacher at the high school, called Hardin to look in on the problem. Not only did Hardin survey the situation and give advice, but he came in another evening for two and one-half hours on his own time to fix the machine. Howard Hull, Wawasee Tools, box taken from area farm Ernest and Rodney Hollar reported, a tool box and assorted tools were taken from tractors and combines on a farm located on r 2 Milford. The items’ were valued at S2OO. Webster woman injured when car goes into field Betty J. Irwin, 48, r 1 North Webster, complained of head pain following a one-vehicle accident recently. According to police the North Webster woman was traveling north on SR 13 when the El Camino she was driving ended up in a field o e n the east side of the road. Damage was estimated up to$1.000: SIOO damage wheiYradiator punctured David B. Schopf, r 4 Syracuse, reported to Goshen police that the radiator of his vehicle was punctured several places and estimated damage at SIOO. According to reports the damage was apparently done while the vehicle was parked in the west city parking lot in the 100 block of North Fifth Street in Goshen, eairlier this month. < Schopf'told police he discovered the damage when he held vehicle trouble enroute home to Syracuse. Schopf reported the incident on Wednesday, Dec. 29.

principal, said Hardin's effort saved the school system a large repair bill and enabled the school to get a needed machine going again. Each month, Wawasee High School presents this award to a citizen of the community not employed by the Lakeland Community School Corporation. The award is based upon that person’s contributions to Wawasee and the special services realized as a result of their effort.

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