The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 May 1983 — Page 20

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 4,1983

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WHO SAYS there are no big fish in Waubee Lake? Richard Rhodes took the above photo of his neighbor Bobby Richardson as proof of that fact. Richardson, a resident of West Street, is shown with a 12-pound northern pike, measuring 37 » 2 inches in length. He caught the pike using a chub, or large minnow, at 1 p.m. Saturday. He had John Zimmerman with him at the time. On Friday evening he caught a 36-inch northern pike weighing 12 pounds at about dusk on the same lake. This time he had his brother Bill along. Richardson explained the two catches with considerable joy SUNDAY’S HIGH winds and heavy rains left many fields in

55 state water systems fail to meet US regulations

The Midwest regional office of the US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) has cited 55 Indiana drinking water supply systems for failing to meet federal safe drinking water regulations. Forty-two facilities were cited for failing to sample drinking

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the Milford area looking more like lakes than fields and at least one large limb fell from a tree on the Don Hoover property on South Main Street in Milford. KOSCIUKSO COUNTY Auditor and GOP chief Jean Northenor has received national attention as the leader of this Republican county, but her most recent accomplishment might give Kosciusko County a name worldwide. Jean has received notice that she will be included in a “Who’s Who of Women,” published by the International Biographical Center in Cambridge, England. She was recently asked to send in a form describing her biography. Although she has no word yet on when the work is to be publish-

water supplies for coliform bacteria and not notifying their customers of this violation; 18 of these systems failed to sample on more than one occasion. Sixteen facilities were cited for exceeding federal coliform bacteria standards; one of these systems on more than one occasion. All of

ed, she will soon receive a transcript of her metion in the book for final proofing. It’s not often such a prestigous honor is presented locally and Jean should be proud of her accomplishments. MILFORD’S TOWN board will hold a public hearing next Tuesday, May 10, at 7:30 p.m., in the town hall. The purpose of the hearing is to receive citizens input prior to the submission of the town’s community development block grant emergency jobs program application. The application will be for the purpose of improvements to the water system. TRISHA AVERY, a Milford student and resident of r 5 Syracuse, found a balloon sent by Lori Dolce recently. It seems Lori’s school is participating in Weekly Reader’s Writing Pals program via balloons. Lori is a student at Longfellow School in Buffalo Grove. 111. EUDORA (MRS. Robert) Hurd has announced plans for her retirement from the post as secretary at the Milford Elementary School, a job she has held for the past 20 years. The school now has just over 380 students and as secretary Mrs. Hurd has had occasion to wear many different hats. The Hurds live just across the street from the school, giving Eudora easy access to the job she has performed well and with grat efficiency. THIS IS National Week of Prayer — April 29-May 5 — and a plea has been issued by President Ronald Reagan asking

these systems also failed to notify their users of the violations. Among those areas cited were Indian Lakes Court, mobile home park, Ligonier; Nappanee Water Utility, Nappanee; and Whispering Pines Mobile Home Park, Leesburg. All were cited for MR (Monitorßeport) which failed to sample and report results to US EPA. Federal regulations require drinking water suppliers to regularly test water for coliform indicator bacteria which come from human and animal wastes. The bacteria may be found in improperly protected drinking water. “If regular monitoring is not conducted, the presence of these disease-producing organisms may go undetected,” explained Valdas V. Adamkus, US EPA Midwest Regional Administrator. Coliform indicator and other bacteria associated with human and animal wastes may affect the gastro-intestional tract of humans. Adamkus said suppliers who continue to violate the coliform standard or fail to sample or notify are subject to federal enforcement action. Concerned citizens should contact their water suppliers or local officials to encourage compliance with federal regulations by cited water systems. w Syracuse ■■■ Trawl Agents Teri Caskey Have you ever been "bumped" from an airline flight even though you had a reservation? There are now some new rules regarding compensation. If the airline is able to get you to your destination within one hour of your originally scheduled arrival time, you are not eligible for compensation. If you arrive at your destination 1 to 2 hours late, you are eligible to receive a payment for the full face value of your one-way ticket, up to S2OO. Failure to get you to your destination within two hours of your originally planned arrival time (4 hours on overseas travel), enables you to qualify for double (up to $400) the original compensation. Starting January 1. tm, the airlines' liability for damaged or lost luggage increased to $1,004. Besides seeing you reach your point of destination in comfort and convenience our experts here at SYRACUSE TRAVEL AGENTS will see you are aware of all the little details that could turn into a major problem if not handled by an expert. You will find us at Wawasee Village, Rt. 3 where we are open Mon.-Fri. 0-5, Sat. till 1 or phone 457 5715. Stop in today and look over our free literature. We also wish all our women readers a very Happy Mother's Day ■ HINT: Additional luggage insurance can usually be purchased from the airlines forasmallfee.

Americans to pray for their nation. Tomorrow. May 5, is National Day of Prayer. It has been observed nationally as a day of humility and prayer for our nation for years. SHARLA HOBBS and Debbie Wilson, second graders at Leesburg Elementary School, won red second division ribbons in a state computer contest held Saturday at Indianapolis. The girls won best of category at the regional media fair held in Goshen on March 26 wich enabled them to participate at Indianapolis. All schools in the state, grades K-12, were eligible to participate. Sharia is the granddaugher of John and Leola Plank of r 2 (Old SR IS, South) and her grandparents are popping their buttons over her honor. Dianne Lawrence, the girls’ teacher, said her entire second grade class was taught to write computer programs in the PILOT language (Programmed Inquiry

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Learning Or Teaching)- They had to write music and stories on an Atari computer. They would read the story and then listen to the music. Sharia is the daughter of Robert and Debra Hobbs, r 7 Warsaw and Debbie is the daughter of Junior and Barb Wilson of r 6 Warsaw. MOTHER’S DAY is Sunday and it would be unforgivable if we didn’t mention something about mothers in this column. Following are writings from members of Charlotte Hand’s first grade class at the Milford Elementary School. They answer the question, “What is a Mother?” Mother is a helper — Maria Hernandez A Mother is nice — Elizabeth Powell Mom plays games with me — Jason Angle My mom kisses me — Andy Malagon

She is happy — Angie Anta Mom lets me ride my bike — Christel Price She gives me special things to play with — Jamie McCoy Mother loves me — Mitch Hollar My Mother takes care of me when I’m sick — Tonya Dewart She buys me things — Ronnie Castro She makes dinner for us and we go grocery shopping together — Er is Speicher She buys us clothes - Christy Hughes We work in the garden together — Norman Borntrager 1 wash dishes with my mother — Lisa Charlton Mv Mother and I rede bikes and watch TV together — Kari Strieby My Mom is cooking special

stuff without sugar — Mary Borkholder My Mom and 1 both like to read together — Renee Tessman My Mom reads to me — Scott Mathews She buys food and is a good cook — Anthony Martinez I love my dad and what de does for me — Joe Hernandez DAVID AND Joan Sparks, Milford, recently purchased the

MILFORD AREA Are you interested in seeing a new in- Il dependent, fundamental church in the Milford II area? We will have a meeting of interested II parties at the Community Center on Main II Street, Tuesday, May 10, from 7 to 8 P.M. For II further information, before the meeting, call II Dan Dean, 267-8343.

Sharp home located on South Main Street in Milford and plan to complete remodel the home previously occupied by Edith Sharp. The Sparks sold their 110 North West Street home to Tom Campbell. The two home sales were handled by ERA Beer Realtors and were completed Friday and Saturday, April 29 and 30. Filling fact Add a spoonful of tapioca to pie fillings that contain especially juicy fruits. The tapioca absorbs the excess juice and keeps the filling in the crust.