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The VidetteMessenger, Valparaiso. Monday, March 5. W4 1 mmm ft Obit uorie Annual filings not very revealing Capitol Eye Scherervillei visitation 2 to 9 p.m. today at Rees Funeral Home, with Hobart Masonic Lodge memorial services at 8 p.m.; memorials to Garyton Covenant Church. John Sack MICHIGAN CITY John A.

Sack, 73, of Michigan City, assistant secretary and treasurer for the South Shore Railroad, died Friday in Cleveland. Survivors include his wife, the former Rosemary Weiler, formerly of Valparaiso. They were married July 11, 1968 in New York. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at Queen of All Saints Catholic Church; burial in Greenwood Cemetery; visitation 2 to 5 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. today and 8 a.m. until services Tuesday at Ott Funeral Chapel, with rosary at 7:30 p.m. today. Cora belle Biodrowskl Corabelle BiodrowskL 67, of Lakeland, formerly of Gary, died Thursday In Florida.

Survivors in Porter County include two sons, Joseph and Edward of Portage. Services 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Burns Funeral Home, Hobart; burial in Calumet Park Cemetery, Merrillville; visitation 2 to 9 p.m. today. Frank Merrell HOBART Frank J.

Merrell, 62, a Hobart resident 32 years, died Friday In Porter Memorial Hospital, Valparaiso. He was employed 17 years as an operating engineer for Hunter Construction Co. at Bethlehem Steel Corp. and was a member of Operating Engineers Local 150. He was a member of M.L.

McClelland Masonic Lodge 357 Hobart; past high priest royal arch, Gary Council 103, Gary Commandry 57; past patron of Hobart Order of Eastern Star Chapter 314; and past DeMolay Dad. He was a World War II veteran. Surviving are his wife, Joyce; two sons, John of Portage and James of Tennessee; a daughter, Karen Raymond of Valparaiso; a brother, Raymond of Galveston; two sisters, Margaret Pedersen of Michigan and Nora Eskridge of Knox; and two grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at Garyton Covenant Church, Portage, where he was a member; the Rev.

Howard Carlstrom officiating; burial in Chapel Lawn Cemetery, by Jan Carroll Associated Press 1 INDIANAPOLIS In addition to his $48,000 salary, Gov. Robert D. Orr received at least $1,300 worth of gifts last year from organizations with financial interests to promote with the state. His partner in government, Lt. Gov.

John M. Mutz, received at least $700 in gifts from individuals and entities with similar interests. There's nothing illegal about the, gifts, so long as they are disclosed in annual economic interest statements which must be filed with the State Ethics and Conflict of Interest Commission. And even if the gifts weren't disclosed, there's really no way to find out if there were any omissions. That's because the Ethics Commission whose members are appointed by the governor doesn't audit the annual filings.

The 1974 ethics law which requires the reports contains no penalty for lying about an official's financial interests. Nor is there a penalty for failing to file the report. The reports are required to be filed by the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general and state superintendent of public instruction. The law requires these of- from the Indiana State Fair Board (admission tickets, use of a demonstrator car and a board member uniform of slacks and a jacket); the Indiana Republican State Committee (transportation and expenses at party functions); Indiana University, Purdue University, Hanover College, the U.S. Clay Court Association and the Indiana High School Athletic Association (tickets to athletic events) and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (four tickets to the 500-mile race).

Other gifts were tickets to the Indianapolis Symphony and Starlight Theater, a movie pass from the Indiana Theater Owners and transportation from the Vanderburgh County Republican Committee and Dura-Container Corp. The governor and his wife, Josie, reported owning at least $170,000 worth of stock in 14 corporations. The exact value of their stockholdings need not be listed. The corporations included Emery Air Freight, Georgia Pacific IBM Citizens National Bank, Old National Bank, Ball Corp. and Great Lakes Chemical Corp.

Mutz' real estate holdings consist of homes in Indianapolis and Columbus and a farm in Bartholomew County. He reported receiving gifts from IU, Purdue, the Universi- Short takes Goat association to present program on making cheese Rank and file Commission awarded "Discovering Roquefort," a film about how the cheese is traditionally made in southern France from sheep's milk, will be shown when the Northwest Indiana Dairy Goat Association meets at 2 p.m. Saturday on the second floor of the Valparaiso Public Library. Ulrike Simic of Hobart will demonstrate how to make feta cheese. Mrs.

Simic demonstrated cheesemaking at the Lake County Fair last summer. She will show the utensils she uses, how to cut the cheese and explain other mysteries of cheesemaking. She will have ty of Kentucky, Starlight Musicals, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Louis Jenn of Indianapolis and Philip R. Duke of Indianapolis. The nature of the gifts was not listed.

Mutz is a member of six partnerships, three of which own Burger Chefs in Indiana and Kentucky. The others are Involved in cable television, a shopping center and oil wells. The lieutenant governor also serves as an officer or director in five corporations, including Fast Food Management Circle Financial Corp. and Sargent Greenleaf, a Kentucky-based lock manufacturer Mutz, his wife, Carolyn, and their children own at least $100,000 worth of stock in eight corporations. They include Merchants National American Fletcher Louisville Gas Electric Standard Oil of California and Indianapolis Water Co.

None of the other officials required to file ethics disclosures reported- receiving gifts. Only one, Treasurer Julian L. Rid-len, reported owning than $10,000 worth of stock in a company known as Came-lot Investments, Inc. Springs Road, Porter. Sealed bids will be accepted until 1 p.m.

March 11 at the office of Harry E. Tice, contract officer. Further information is available from Tice. Resigns Dr. Dale E.

Harris, executive director of the Indiana State Teachers Association says he'll resign the post effective June 1. Harris said he Is leaving ISTA because he's accomplished the goals he set when he began as director four years ago. Raymond Pawlikowski, 39, of Cicero, drunken driving; John R. Morgan, 34, of 1424 Island Road, drunken driving; John W. Donald, 40, of Gary, drunken driving; Jimmy Love 33, of Gary, possession of controlled substance; Ronald Apathy, 34, of 96 Greenfield, Meadowview Mobile Home Park, Portage Township, driving with a suspended license; Charles Baum, 19, of Wanatah, possession of marijuana; James Baum, 21, of Wanatah, possession of marijuana; Raymond Howard, 24, of Michigan City, misdemeanor theft and public intoxication; Kevin D.

Koch, 22, of 1705 Wood possession of marijuana Porter County Court. Marc Walczak, 54 West Road, Dune Acres, driving with a suspended license Chesterton Town Court. County Court notes (Valparaiso) Michael J. Halcomb, 18, of 1609 Clayton driving with suspended license, case dismissed on state's motion. Alden Mikuta, 58, of Merrill-ville, drunken driving, fined $267, six months probation, restitution, counseling, license restricted six months.

Lonnie M. Henderson, 46, of Lisle, drunken driving and battery, cases dismissed on state's motion; resisting law enforcement, fined $212, six months probation. Dennis Todd, S3, of Lowell, drunken driving reduced to reckless driving, fined $46, Porter County Alcohol and Drug Offender Service and fees, six months probation. Joseph P. a gone, 26, of Burnham, possession of marijuana and public intoxication, cases dismissed on state's motion; resisting law enforcement, fined $97.

Michael E. Howard, 26, of 1110 Edgewater Beach Road, battery, case dismissed on state's motion. The public's record ficers to report gifts worth more than $100; the location of real estate worth more than employers outside of state government; business interests; corporations in which the official or spouse is an officer or a director; and stockholdings of at least $10,000 in any one corporation. Orr reported owning condominiums in Evansville, Indianapolis and Vail, and a one-third interest in a farm near Osceola, Mo. The governor serves as a director of the National Rail Passenger better known as Amtrak, and Dixson, a manufacturer of instruments and quartz.

He also is a trustee of Hanover College in Hanover and of the Willard Library in Evansville. Orr reported receiving gifts samples of the finished product to taste. The association, formed last fall for goat-owners or others interested in goats, has members in Lake, Porter, Jasper and LaPorte counties, and publishes the Dairy Goat Newsletter. Complimentary copies of the March newsletter which has more information about the association's activities are available from Betty Bubalo, Rt. 2, Box 591, Wheatfield 46392.

Bids sought Indiana Dunes National Conner, Mrs. Darla Detraz and baby, Mrs. Patricia Egolf and baby, Mrs. Machelle Gold and baby, Sherri Hermance, Gertrude Holmgren, Mrs. Lana House and baby, Natalie Iltzsche, Carol Jennings, John Kacmar, Paula Krause, Florence Lochmandy, Alisa Nelson, Wallace Nemeth, Marian McKean, Mary Pinilla, Ronda Reichardt, Donald Sickles, Vicki Trautman, Mary Valdivia Portage Eugene Eclarin, Ronald Heaton, Alberta Pfeffer, Mrs.

Esther Pokorney and baby, Mary Meyne, Jacqueline Morse, Joseph Reyes, Paul Simms Chesterton Mary Coklin, Scott Lowther, Barbara Mcln-tyre, John Tkalec, David Tucker, Kathleen Walters Hebron Pearl Oldham, Patricia Schatz, Mrs. Deborah Sherman and baby DeMotte Anna Evers, Michael Singleton Westville Lawrence Becker, Mrs. Michelle Thompson and baby Kouts Orval Nuss Porter Rudolf Boehm Wheeler Penny Heaton Wanatah Donald Campbell March 4 Valparaiso Maria Baus-well, John Belovtch, Barbara Dugan, Darrell Hawkins, Tonya Paul, Mrs. Dorothea Price and baby, Andrew Pradzlad Portage Dorothy Allen, Mollie Allen, Andrew Casta g-na, Hubert Mullins, Bobbi Sisco DeMotte Mrs. Becky Bow ser and baby, Mittie Reed Hobart Tina Cheek, Mrs.

Donna Hutchison and baby, Pattie Lancaster Chesterton Kimberly Cohen Wanatah Mrs. elite Walter and baby Deaths elsewhere Mike Mosley RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) Race car driver Mike Mosley, 37, a veteran of 15 Indianapolis 500 races, was killed Saturday when his van rolled down an embankment off a remote desert road and caught fire. His best finish at the Indy 500 was third in 1979. James A.

Halsted BOSTON (AP) Dr. James A. Halsted, who helped establish the importance of zinc in clinical medicine and nutrition, died Friday. He was 78. completed in Jackson, S.C., by Pvt.

Sherri Holland, daugther of Kenneth Holland, 380 Briarwood, South Haven. She is a 1982 PHS graduate. Serving aboard the USS Truett is Gunner's Mate 2nd ass Danny Holbrook, son of W. P. and Barbara Holbrook, 2603 Shannon Drive.

Recruit training was completed recently in San Diego by Pfc. George M. McNeill son of Elizabeth McNeill, 820 Brown St. Window on tho weather by Associated Press Cloudy tonight with 30 percent chance of snow showers mainly near the lake. Colder.

Low in upper teens. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with 40 percent chance of snow showers mainly near the lake. Colder. High in low to mid 20s. Other AP weather reports and map on page 10.

Extended forecast Cold Wednesday through Friday with chance of snow showers Wednesday and Thursday. Lows mostly in the teens to low 20s Wednesday and 8 to 18 Thursday and Friday. Highs mostly in the 20s. larnmr to Tkt 0 vm. i (ML m4 T.

riiumof. -11. Dale Banghart has been commissioned a second lieutenant upon graduation from Officer Training School in Lackland, Texas. He has been assigned to Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma. He is the son of Donald and Lorrayne Banghart, 206 S.

Ninth Chesterton, and the son-in-law of Richard and Shirley Knutson, 678 N. County Road 175W. Basic training has been Index Ann Landers 7 Classified 16-19 Comics 14 Dr. 8 Editorial 4 Focus 3 Living today 6-7 Local stocks 10 Looking backward 8 Sports. 12-13 Television listings 20 Flint Lako statistics Weekend highs, lows: Friday, 35 and 15; Saturday, 36 and 10; Sunday, 29 and 19; trace of rain and snow.

Overnight low 19 degrees; 0.01 inch sleet overnight. Missed your newspaper? If your paper is not delivered by 5 p.m. call your carrier. If unable to contact the carrier, call The V-M circulation department at 462-5151 between 5 and I p.m. Monday through Friday and between 8 and 10 a.m.

Saturday. Lakeshore is seeking bids for a contract to provide lifeguard services at four beaches daily from June through Labor Day weekend, according to Superintendent Dale B. Engquist. In 1983 about 250,000 visitors utilized the beaches at West Beach, Wells Street, Kemil Road and Central Avenue. Because of personnel restrictions, the Park Service has decided to operate these facilities under one contract.

Specifications and bid forms are available at Lakeshore Headquarters, 1100 N. Mineral Meetings Tonight County Welfare Board, 7, Courthouse Annex Chesterton Park Board, 7, Park office, Dogwood Park Kouts Town Board, 7:30, Town Hall Tuesday, March 6 Portage School Board, 1, Administration Building Porter Park Board, 7, Community Building, Hawthorne Park County Board of Health, 7:30, Courthouse Annex Valparaiso Park Board, 7 30, Banta Center Marriage license applications Gretchen Ida Boromisa, 68, of Portage, and Raymond Edward SiUenstock 72, of Portage. Mary Christina DeMike, 18, of Portage, and Joe Glenn Burke 20, of Portage. Teresa Kay Lyle, 17, of Portage, and Richard Lee Maceri, 18, of Gary. Mary Jacqueline Macik, 21, of Valparaiso, and Kenneth Max Krebs, 21, of Pittsburgh.

Mary Margaret Keilman, 32, ofPortage, and James Michael Volcsko 32, of Portage. Donna Gail Ford, 29, of Valparaiso, and David Robert Peterson, 34, of Battle Ground. Linda Lee Allyger, 35, of Ba-tavia, and Joseph Wayne Hajdusiewkz, 32, of Portage. Lynette Kathleen Freeman, 20, of Valparaiso, and Robert Ronald Rehfeldt, 21, of Valparaiso. Arrests Douglas E.

Mason, 18, of 804 N. County Road 40CE, Jackson Township, underage drinking; David K. Roudebush, 42, of Wlnimac, drunken driving; Brent Bennett, 18, of 1707 Wood St possession of marijuana; Hospital notes Births March 2 Bowser, Gary and Becky, DeMotte, boy Campen, Ralph and Susan, Hebron, boy DeLaVergene, Nelson and Deborah, South Haven, girl Freyenberger, Douglas and Ann, Kouts, girl Hutchison, David and Donna, Hobart, girl March 3 Bailey, Douglas and Jody, 390 S. Indiana 49, boy March 4 Barack, Leo and Tamara, Porter, girl Barnes, Mark and Glenda, Portage, girl Maple, Terry and Kimberly, Chesterton, girl Dismissals March 2 Valparaiso Hannah Bird, Emma Birky, Michael Fisher, Ronnie Highlan, Erbin Hullett, Kristi Klinger, Loretta McKim, Lisa Tressler, Alene Wark, James Wright Portage Jason Chirila, John Dawson, Ruth Johnson, Leona Kemp, Merle Sarver, Mrs. Kelly Snow and baby, Ra-monda Winters Chesterton Samuel Brater, Emma Choisser, Charles Herwebe, Helen Rose, Candace Scholar LaCrosse Marie Abshire, Gary Myers Porter Fred Compass, Conrad Gunnerson ana tail Donald Bendit, Harlan Slegesmund DeMotte Barbara VoJcsko Kouts Jason Nowlin Wbeatfleld Barbara Hennin March 1 Valparaiso Pamela Al-Unde, Danica Collins, Thomas Air qualify (A reported by Northern Lkarakrtaa, toe, Vagpntn) Rating for 24-bour period ending at 8 a.m.

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