The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 April 1987 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 8,1987

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Withholding to go up in July

Due to the amount of calls coming into the Kosciusko County Auditor’s office, J.D. Geiger is informing all withholding agents of the fact the current withholdings for Kosciusko County residents is

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KINDERGARTNERS SAY NO — Syracuse Police officers Robert J. Houser, left, and Ron Moser join one of the Syracuse Elementary kindergarten classes after completing a Just Say No to drugs program at the school. The children were also advised not to go with strangers and were

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.003 until July 1, 1987 After that time it. will be going up to .004 through July 1,1988. Geiger explains that generally information bulletin 32A is sent to all withholding agents in June of

each year. Those agents that have not received this bulletin should write to the Department of Revenue, State Office Building, Indianapolis, Ind. 46204 and request one. Additionally agents

told the importance of memorizing their names, addresses, and telephone numbers. All kindergarten children at the school will be fingerprinted within the next two weeks. The entire elementary and junior high school classes were fingerprinted in IflXli. leaving the new kindergarten classes.to be fingerprinieo each ioiiowniK >»-<ii.

tnay call (317) 232-2060. Bulletin 32A has specific instructions on withholdings as well as examples and is a great assistance to agents.

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OBSERVE WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD — Lakeland Community Daycare Center, Syracuse, observed the start of the Week of the Young Child, April 6-10, on Monday, April 6, with a balloon launch at 10 a.m. The theme for 1987 is “Reaching New Heights in Early Childhood Education. We must not forget: ‘Children, Our Investment in the Future.’ ” The WOYC is held each year to focus attention on the needs of children and their families. A commitment to improving the opportunities available to the nation’s young children will be made only if citizens are challenged to become involved. The first nationwide

Consider ordinance — Nitrate contamination found in some areas of county

I By CARLA GAFF Staff Writer Due to nitrate contamination in some areas of the

county, a well water ordinance may soon be initiated to help regulate the depth and location of some residential wells. All residents in the county with high nitrates in their water have been notified, stated administrator-chief county sanitarian Jon Cupp during Wednesday’s county commissioners meeting. The areas affected include, Leesburg, Waubee Lake, Clunette and Burket. The nitrate problem exist where wells are too shallow (less than 50 foot). and where the pipes are one and a quarter inch It tends to be greater where wells are close to septic tanks, leach beds and certain agricultural operations. Though Cupp stated, "This isn’t a situation where you can point a finger to the exact cause. Ground water is not the kind of thing that can be caused by any one thing, there qfe a variety of possible factors involved." Cupp explained that the main concern with excessive nitrates is the "blue baby syndrome, and the effects nitrate can have on livestock." however there are no documented cases of this at this time. And, there is very little threat to adults or older children. He went on to say that th? state EPA is aware that there are 10 counties in the state with con-

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WOYC was sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children in 1971. The NAEYC is the country’s largest organization of early childhood professionals. Most of NAEYC’s 50,000 members participate in one of 350 local and state affiliate groups. Lakeland Community Daycare, an agency of United Way, has nursery school activities, and organized play for children ages two through 12. The daycare, staffed by qualified personnel, is open from 5:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Carol Hurd, is director and there is a 15 member volunteer board of directors. The public is invited to visit the center at all times. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

lamination problems, and is currently working on a law dealing with the problem. “I’m not a prophet, but I think if we don’t get something worked out to start regulating wells in the county," said Cupp, “it’ll be done on the state level. I can see it (well regulating) coming and I’d like to keep it on the local level. ’ The ordinance will maintain proper depth of residential wells, proper location, as well as check for bacteria and nitrates in the water. The procedure wHI require a permit be attained from the county at approximately S3O, and will be for residential wells only. Commercial wells are inspected on the state level and will not be effected by the county ordinance. Cupp said that the county started finding elevated amounts in water when testing per request, approximately three years ago. He stated that the acceptable amount of nitrate, is ten milligrams per liter, and that some wells in the county have tested as high as 80 or 90 milligrams. Recently, Cupp met with a number of area well-drillers to explain the situation and notify them of the possible ordinance He commentotl that they seemed generally pleased with the ordinance, and that they expressed a desire to work with local of-

ficials rather than dealing withk the state. 'x Cupp noted that at this time Elkhart County officials are handing out well water to those with contaminated water, and that the EPA is ' expected to mandate wells be checked for asbestos in the future. The Kosciusko County ordinance is expected to be ready for approval by the commissioners in AugusJ or September of this year. 1 ...A ' 4'I ■■■■ ™ fl I r ' ’ ,1 . ■ I j I 1 ENTERS PAGEANT — As announced by Evelyn Lahaie. Gary, Indiana State pageant director. Shelly J. Bushong, pictured, has been officially selected for the Miss Indiana Teen USA Pageant to be held Sunday, April 12, at Hellenic Cultural Center, 8000 _ Madison, Merrillville. The Miss Indiana Teen US Pageant is a i preliminary to Miss Teen USA. nationally televised by CBS-TV in July. Miss Bushong is the daughter of Sam Bushong, Syracuse, and Bonnie Nicolai, Milford. A junior at Wawasee High School, her hobbies include drawing and playing sports. Bushong's ambition is to become an athletic trainer or secondary educational teacher in mathematics. Her activities- at Wawasee High School include being a football trainer; a member of the softball team; ' FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes!; SADD; and FEA (Future Educators of America). ' The Miss Indiana Teen USA Pageant will be judged on the same basis as the Miss Teen USA Pageant, on beauty of face, figure, poise and personality. A top 12 will be selected, four runners-up, Miss Indiana Teen USA 1987, a Miss Photogenic and a popularity award: contestants will also be selecting a Miss Congeniality. This year marks the fifth year of the Miss Teen USA Pageant, which is the sister pageant to Miss USA and Miss Universe Pageants, which originated over 30 years ago. The reigning Miss Indiana Teen USA is Danielle Wayne of Portage, now a professional model and an ’employee of a health club. In fashion This season’s new color com- - bination is black, yellow and white. The new yellow sensation is bold and bright. ../ Linen-cotton fabric is chosen for many of the new suit separates. A bold yellow and black-check boxy jacket with a black fitted skirt with side-split is eye-catching. Don’t be too surprised if the man in your life chooses a sports shirt in these three new color combinations.