Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 16, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 21 February 1957 — Page 7

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SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

Thursday 21 Feb. 1957—

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE GARAGE EQUIPMENT ♦ FOR SALE 1 'Black and Decker valve facer plus attachments, $150.00; 1 Black and Decker hard seat grinder, $75.00; 1 Arbor Press, AjjO.OO; 1 Allen motor analyzer 1 year old, $375.00; A Allen Dist. machine, complete, $175.00; 1 Bear wheel balancer over 1000 new weights, complete outfit, 1 • year old, $350.00; 1 large bay lift and ramps, $185.00; 1 Weaver frame machine with gauges and tools, $225.00; complete Tet of greasing equipment, $400.00'; 2 steel work benches, one with vice, $40.00 each; 1 brake bleeding ball, $25.00; 1 battery charger, $35.00; 1 brake riviting machine, $45.00; 2 floor creepers, $6.00 each; 1 large General Electric water cooler, $75.00; 1 Hydraulic #ck, $15.00; 1 Hydraulic jack, $5.00; 1 large desk, $50.00; 1 Mopar parts desk, $25.00; 1 armature tester, SIO.OO. BYLER BROS. DODGE, INC CHRISTMAS TREE SEEDLINGS—Make a profit from those idle acres by planting a crop of Christmas trees. We IWve a wide selection of species—pines, firs, spruces. Free catalog on request. Write today! Paint Creek Nurseries, R. 1, Shippenville, Pa. WINDOW GARDEN Collection; 15 well rooted house plants, my selection, $1 post paid. No C.0.D..5. A. D. Cole, Grannis, - Lester Sawyer BARGAINS—In used truck bodies and hoists. W. A. Jones s»d Son, Columbia City, Indiana. Distributor of Perfection and Omaha standard truck bodies and hoists. BREEDING BULLS—of serviceage for sale or rent. All bleeds available. Tested, clean, and good individuals. Phone or write to W. A. JONES & SON, Columbia City, Indiana. FOBMSALE: 300 Choice Montana Hereford steer and Heifer calves. 350 to 450 lbs. Stealy Stockyards at Olivet and Marshall. p— LIVING ROOM, bedroom furniture, buffet, space heater and other household articles. Mrs. Irene Smith, corner John and Hmsrison, phone 153-R. QUALITY - REFRIGERATED Apples. Tam’s Orchard on U. S. 24, Burnettsville, Indiana. Oyn daily.

•For Sale 12'x12' Log Bldg. • A-l Condition PRICED TO SELL * BYLER BROS. DODGE, INC.

Syracuse Processing Plant DIVISION OF GOSHEN PACKING CO. A Ray and Bob Messick, owners w PHONE 236-J DON STACKER, Manager Custom Processing, 6c Pound SPECIAL THIS WEEK <HIND QUARTER (Average 100 Pounds — 130 Pounds) CUT, WRAPPED, FROZEN GRADED CHOICE BEEF, 50c pound

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 36 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS. Ivo Chrystler Farm, LaGrange, Indiana, Friday March Ist at 1:00 p. m., Isa miles north of LaGrange on Route 9, west ¥2 mile. Foundation of this herd was purchased in 1938, and quality maintained through the best of sires. The 3-genera-tion pedigrees show this herd really has breeding. 24 cows ranging from 2 to 8 years old, all fresh—calves by side. 12 yearling Heifers, offspring from these great cows. Herd sire 2 years old. 1 bull breeding age. The owner, due to illness and by recommendation of his doctor, has reluctantly decided to dispose of this outstanding herd. It is your opportunity to find great animals, well bred, including wonderful 4-H Club and show prospects, Nearly all vaccinated. Tested to go anywhere. Roy S. Johnson and Son, Ned, Auctioneers. ANTIQUES—WiII buy estates, complete homes or single items. Colored glass, Haviland, cut glass, brass, old cars and brass lights, furniture, guns; gold coins, jewelry, old tables, penny banks and cupboards. What have you? Phone 334-R or 627-W. The Village Antique Shop Syracuse DACHSHUND PUPPIES AKC registered, championship breeding. Have had puppy shots and wormed. George Bish. Call 9 on AT, Wawaka.. 1953 PONTIAC. Phone 178-W. SERVICES SEPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS and Toilet valuts vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines and basemeht drains cleaned with electric qutting knives. No digging necessary. No mileage charge. Phone 2241 Milford. SIMPSON Nursing Home, state licensed and approved. Licensed Nurse in charge. Rates from S2B per week. 114 South Sixth Street, Goshen. Phone 32365. WANTED WORK WANTED—Carpenter work, block laying, cement work. D. D. Zehr. Phone Topeka 6-F-11. LOGS AND TIMBER. Insured buyers since 1904. Pike Lumber Co., Akron, Indiana. Dale Grimes CARDS OF THANKS I WISH TO THANK my classmates for the lovely flowers and notes, and all my friends and relatives for the cards I received while in the hospital and convalescing at home and also the teachers for all the consideration shown me since my return to school. Barbara Bitner. THANKS TO my many friends and neighbors for their prayers, cards, letters, plants and wonderful gifts while I was in the hospital and thanks a million to the many who came to see me. Lillie Niles. ; Septic Tank; ; SEWER CLEANING J Local Man — References J ; OSCAR DAHL ' J Syracuse 525-W /

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY OWNER—Modern resort, located on west shore of Houghton Lake on new US-27. 8 modern cottages, 5 smaller cabins, completely furnished. Large modern home, bath hou&, 22 good rowboats, 24 ft. launch, outboard motors, fish coops, duck blinds with decoys. 245 ft. lake frontage. Very good location, excellent business close to good deer hunting. Room for more cottages and trailer park. Plenty of shade. Established by present owner in 1934. Illness, reason for selling. Wonderful buy. Will sell on reasonable terms. Write to. or call, John Peterson, Houghton Lake, Michigan, Route No. 1. Phone GR 8-7265 . FOR SALE SUMMER COTTAGE 14 X 18. Ready to move. Well built. Wiring in. Phone Syracuse 50-J. AT CROMWELL: Old telephone building on Main Street. Very good condition. Inquire of William Sadler, Warsaw, Indiana. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OWN YOUR OWN soft Ice Cream Drive-In! Work 6 months and spend the winter months in the South. We Jiave the proper equipment for your location, free building plans and merchandising aid. Invest in your future! Get into this highly profitable seasonal business NOW! Write Velva Freeze, 205 Grand Avenue, NE., Grand Rapids, Michigan, or phone GL 1-0574. George Nordman FOR SALE—Profitable service business. Ideal for couple who like to travel. Clientele, hotels, motels, hospitals, nursing homes, etc., $7900 investment in equipment. Investigate at once as season just starting. Owner Institutional Services, Cedar Springs, Michigan. P. O. Box 203. Phone Wells 7-3791. FOR RENT For Rent or Lease—3 Buildings 3600 sq. ft. floor space 1500 sq. ft. floor space 3000 sq .ft. floor space Call Gaylord Jones 5 ROOM all modern apartment. Newly decorated with stove and refrigerator furnished. Call Gaylord Jones, 646-W. FOUR ROOM Modern House on Lake Wawasee, partially furnished. Alva Mynheer, Ligonier, phone 542-R. 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT on South Harrison. Modern, unfurnished. Laucks Xanders, phone 7 or 1647-M. 5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE on Lake Wawasee. Available 1 March. Phone 29-R. LE6AL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that on the sth day of March, 1957, up to the hour of 7:30 P. M., Central Daylight Saving Time at the Clerk-Treasurer’s office, that the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the heating and application of 26,500 gallons or less of cut-back asphalt MC-1, MC-2 and MC-3 and RC-2 and RC-3, including brushing streets before application of asphaltum, hauling and spreading of gravel by the ton from stock pile in Syracuse, to the various streets under improvement. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids. — Outside of envelope shall be marked “Bid For Street Improvement.” In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, on this sth day of February, 1957. J. BARTON COX, Pres., HARRY NICOLAI, Member HARRY L. COY, Member Board of Town Trustees. Attest: Ernest O. Buchholz Town. Clerk-Treasurer

EM MO f INENT WANTED RELIABLE MAN wants job on farm. Would prefer to live there wit.i family. Call North Webster 1734-W.

WANTED TO RENT 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in town or close by. Earl Treadway. Phone 1712-J or 117-R. R ichi ,rd W. Heyde LEE AL NOTICES NOTICIiFtO BIDDERS NOTICE TO MANI TACTURERS and SUPPLIERS Notice is hereby given that on the sth lay of March, 1957, up to the hours of 7:30 P. M. Central Dajliglt Saving Time, at the Cleri:-Tr jasurer’s office, that the Boa/d of Trustees of the town of Syiacuse, Indiana, will receive staled bids for furnishing 26,500 galiors or less of Cutback Asphalt MC I, MC-2, MC-3, and RC-2 and RC-3 for the year 1957. Each bid must be accompanied by a bidder s bond or certified check in the sum equal to 10 per cent of the otal amount of the bftp less the freight charges guaranteeing faithful performance of the contract to be entered int> by and between the Board of Trustees of said town of Syracuse, and the successful "bidders. Only the materials specified in sjiecilications will be considered. Each proposal shall be filed on the regular prescribed Form No. 95-1943, and the non-collusion affidavit signed and sworn to according no l;he law governing such matters. The Board of Trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bids. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal of the Board of Trustees of the town of Syracuse, Ind., on this sth day o f February, 1957. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF SYRACUSE J. Barton Cox, President, Harrj Nicolai, Member, Harry Coy, Member. Attest: Ernest O. Buchholz Town Clerk-Treasurer. Specifications The Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse will receive sealed bics up to the hour of 7:30 P.M., on the Sth day of March, 1957 for furnishing 26,500 gallons on less of Cutback Asphalt MC-1 MC-2 and MC-3 and RC-2 and RC-3. The Cutback Asphalt shall be bid to be delivered in tank cars f. o. b., tie Baltimore & Ohio siding at Syracuse. Each bici shall be filed on the regular prescribed Form N. 95 for 1957. This form shall act as a contract A bidder’s send or certified check in the s rm equal of 10 per cent of the to;al of the bid less freight, must be filed with the bid. The specification for the asphalt are these of the United States government and the aggregate specifications are the ones used by t he State Highway Commission of Indiana. The successful bidders will ship all ox any portion of the materials mentioned above within a reasonable length of time after receiving notice, unless prevented by strikes or any condition beyond control, such as tank car shortage, civil or military authority, or r,ny other government or state c rders or directives that may te issued. February sth 1957. ERN.SST O. BUCHHOLZ, Towr Clerk-Treasurer. LEGAL NOTICE Resolution to proceed with the proposed plan to establish a cumulative ou Iding or sinking fund for M micipal Sewage plants and sewers. Be it resclvec tiy the Board of Town Trustees sf Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Indiana that it is desired ar d leemed necessary to proceed wi ;h the proposed plan to establ:sh a cumulative or sinking lune for the erection of a sewage disposal plant and sewers to conve r sanitary sewage to such plant, ind the remodeling, repairing, or extension of same, and re lief sewers and drains in sid of said sanitary

Club Notes INTERMEDIATE MOTHERS CLUB The latest fashions in hair styling were demonstrated for members of the Intermediate Mothers Club as they met Monday night 18 February at the home of Mrs. Noble Greene. Mrs. Nelson Auer and Mrs. Harold Kline presented several lovely hair creations and showed the methods used in setting and combing out the curls. Models were Mrs. Max Ganshorn, Mrs. Delbert Brown, Mrs. Harold Arnold and Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr. It was decided during the business meeting to have the annual “Blue Bird” party on 11 April at the scout cabin. Plans for the Spring party of the combined mothers clubs, to be held in May, were also discussed. Mrs. Bud Cripe is general chairman of that event. Refreshments cleverly planned in the traditional patriotic colors were served from a beautifully decorated buffet table, with a lovely center piece of tall, tapered red, white and blue candles, surrounded by gorgeous white Lilies. Delicious cherry pie decorated with a tiny blue pastry hatchet, coffee and nuts were served. Mrs. Maurice Lung presided at ■the coffee service, with Mrs. Ray Buhrt also assisting Mrs. Noble Greene. The next meeting will be on 4 March at the home of Mrs. Bud Cripe. GOOD WILL HOME EC CLUB The Goodwill Home Economics Club met in the home of Mrs. Delbert Brown of Syracuse, with 30 members and two guests presents Mrs. Emma Mabie gave a very interesting report on the life of George Washington for our meditation. The lesson for this month was on Food Marketing and was given by Mrs. John Shock and Mrs. Elmer Baugher. A number of .pointers on the kinds and the purchasing of various cuts of meats were told. Each one present took a pretty wrapped gift and a game was played in exchanging them. The Ways and Means Committee reported on several projects this year to increase our treasury. Hostesses were Mrs. Blanche Kline, Mrs. Paul Brewer and Mrs. Elmer Baugher, who served dainty refreshments in keeping of St. Valentine’s Day. Everyone reported having a good time and the meeting came to a climax with distribution of Valentines from secret pals. WOMEN’S SOCIETY OF WORLD SERVICE The Women’s Society of World Service of the Calvary E-U.B. Church will meet Thursday 28 February- at the home of Mrs. Roy Wilkerson for a Work Day beginning at 9:30 a. m. There will bej a carry-in dinner. Visitors are welcome. system, in the Town of Syiacuse, and the levying of an additional tax at the rate of 25 cents on each SIOO.OO of taxable property in Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Indiana to provide for said funds, said tax to be first levied in 1957, payable in 1958, and annually thereafter for a total period of 5 years, not to exceed 5 years, all as provided by Chapter 149 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana for 1949 as amended. Be it further resolved that proof of publication and proof of notices of such public hearing had on this sth day of February 1957 and a certified copy of this resolution and such proposed plan <be submitted to the State Board of Tax Commissioners of the State of Indiana, all as provided by said Chapter 149. Adopted this 19th day of February, 1957. J. Barton Cox Harry Nicolai Harry L. Coy Members of the Board Town Trustees. Ernest O. Buchholz Clerk-Treasurer. 1 .