The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 May 1962 — Page 7

Syracuse Election Officials Election officers for Turkey

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Creek township in Tuesday’s primary election are as follows: Precinct 1 REPUBLICAN — Ernest Rogers, committeeman; Mrs. Frank (Virginia) Putt, committeewoman; Inspector; Harold Gray;

Judge, Leo Kowallik; Clerk, Mrs. Frank Putt; Clerk, Mrs. Ray (Katie) Wilkinson; Sheriff, Howard Valroff. DEMOCRAT — H. Fred Peck, committeeman; Mrs. Gaylord (Evelyn) Jones, committeewoman; Inspector, Harold Gray; Judge, Mrs. Donald (Doris) Ringler; Clerk, Mrs. H. F. (Marlene) Peck; Clerk, Mrs. Vance (Eleanor) Moots; Sheriff, Donald Ringler. Polling place - Palmer Heating. Percinct 2 REPUBLICAN — Ralph Oyler, committeeman; Mrs. R. C. (Susie) Tytler, committeewoman; Inspector, Jack Vanderford; Judge, Mrs. R. C. Tytler; Clerk, Mrs. Frank (Blanche) Bates; Clerk, Mrs. Vernon (Celia) Beckman; Sheriff, Roy Riddle. DEMOCRAT — Hilary Bachman, committeeman; Mrs. Bums (Jean) Van Sickle, committeewoman; Inspector, Jack Vanderford; Judge, T. E. Smith; Clerk, Mrs. Raymond (Kathleen) Jetmore; Clerk, Mrs. Bums Van Sickle; Sheriff,. Bill (S. B.) Betes. Polling Place - Byler Motors. Precinct 3 REPUBLICAN — Dick Miller,

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committeeman; Mrs. Dick (Jean) Miller, committeewoman; Mrs. Charlotte McSweeney, Inspector; Mr#. Roy (Edna) Niles, judge; Mrs. Herschel Leatherman, Clerk; Mrs. Lloyd (Adelaide) Disher, Clerk; Don Enyeart, Sheriff. DEMOCRAT — Billy Cobum, committeeman; incomplete, committeewoman; Inspector, Mrs. Charlottee McSweeney; Judge, Mrs. Ralph (Damie) Knisley; Clerk, Mrs. Gaylord (Evelyn) Jones; Clerk, Mrs. Joan White; Sheriff, incomplete. Polling Place - Scout Cabin. Precinct 4 REPUBLICAN — Chester Stiffler, committeeman; Mrs. Marie LeCount, committeewoman; Inspector, George Strieby; Judge, Mrs. Alto (Catherine) Babcock; Clerk, Mrs. S. A. (Lena) Bauer; Clerk, Edna Yoder; Sheriff, Chester Stiffler. DEMOCRAT — Maurice Crow, committeeman; Mrs. Orval (Helen) Snobarger; Inspector, George Strieby; Judge, Mrs. Orval Snobarger; Clerk, Mrs. Charles (Alice) Miller; Clerk, Mrs. Gerald (Pat) Bitner; {Sheriff, Vivian Disher. J Polling Place- School House.

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Officers Named To Election Board Precinct committeemen have been busy the past few weeks naming officers to the township election boards. The officers named are as follows: Van Buren Township Harold Young, Republican committeeman in the first precinct, has named Violet Phend as inspector, James Stuckman as judge, Charlotte Wise as clerk, and Edith Baumgartner as sheriff. Paul Kizer, Democratic committeeman, has named Faye Hollar as judge, Helen Rassi as clerk and Betty Roderick as sheriff. In the second precinct, Republican committeeman Edward Cain, has named himself as inspector, Donna Fisher as judge, Esther Markley as clerk and Doral Me Farren as sheriff. Democratic committeeman Raymond Pinkerton, has named Joy Rassi as judge, Mrs. Otto Wiggs as clerk, and himself as sheriff. John Davidsen, Republican committeeman in the third precinct, has chosen Everett Butrick for inspector, Anita Davidsen for judge, Rosita Joan Haab and Marilyn Sue Wolferman for clerks and Floyd Fuller for sheriff. Wayne Bucher, Democratic committeeman, has chosen Ruth McDaniels for judge, Margaret Geiger and Edith Little for clerks, and Frank McDaniels for sheriff. Jefferson Township In the first precinct of Jefferson township, Republican committeeman Richard Berger has named Mrs. Richard Berger as inspector, Roy Slagle, Jr., as judge, Mrs. Russell Hostetter as clerk and Joy Rohr as sheriff. Kenneth Haney, Republican committeeman in the second precinct, has named Rudy Sierk as inspector, Mrs. Kenneth Haney as judge, Mrs. Harold Templin, as clerk, and Oscar Rumfelt as sheriff. Russell Hollar, ’ Sr., Democratic committeeman, has named Plomer R. Michael as judge, Irene Hollar as clerk, and Lewis Davis as sheriff. Tippecanoe Township Republicans on the board in the first precinct will be: Homer Hiner as judge, Jess LeCount as sheriff, and Irene Gerard as clerk. Democrats will be: J. F. Frisinger as sheriff, Edith Kitterson as judge and Pat Connolly and Bertha Bransford as clerks. In the second precinct the Republicans have named Owen Whittaker as sheriff, Ira Nine as inspector, Joe Mater as judge and Noretta Mort and Verla Beezley as clerks. The Democrats have named Don Richards as sheriff, ’Betty Lewallen as judge, and Lois Leedy and Marge Payne as clerks. The Republicans of the third precinct have named Leonard GOLDEN RULE CLEANERS SPRING EXTRA SPECIALS GOLDEN RULE 2-HOUR QUICK CLEANERS WITH WED. AND SAT. LALUNDRY SERVICE - PHONE 457-355 b Route Salesman Wanted, Apply Golden Rule Cleaners, Syracuse (apply in person) Shirts Laundered 3 for 99c Trousers, Stacks, Skirts A Sweaters 2 for $1.70 Heavy Winter Coats (men or womens 2 for $3.00 Russ 9’ z 12’ (cleaned & sized) 2 - $13.00 Rain Coats, Top Coats, Jackets & Car Coats 2 for $2.50 Draperies (unlined) 3V&- per sa. ft. Toppers (shorties) SI.OO We all For & Deliver

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Mauzy as judge, Jack Whitt as inspector, Thomas Reed as sheriff, Mary Sullivan and Pauline Sinke as clerks. The Democrats have named Henry Faulkner as judge, Marvin Lawson as sheriff, and Virginia Faulkner and Virginia Schaefer as clerks. In the fourth precinct the Republicans have named Harold Barker as inspector, Harold Baker as judge, Ellis Koehr as sheriff, and Helen Baker and Mrs. Harold Barker as clerks. The Democrats have named Charles Shock as judge, Grover Penn as sheriff, and May Roberts and Bertha Mosier as clerks. I Editor's Mail Bag i Not Authorized Dear Sir: In regards to telecast and radio program recently in South Bend, as a member of the Milford town board I would like to clarify that I was not notified of this program and did not authorize anyone to speak in my behalf or represent the board. I am responsible for no statements made by anyone but myself. Robert Willson Town Board Member of Milford First Ward Frank D. Grove , Clerk-Treasurer Town of Milford ROSS KITSON RETIRES FROM NIPSCO Some 50 friends and fellow employes attended a party Friday evening at the Elks Lodge in Goshen to honor Ross H. Kitson upon his retirement from Northern Indiana Public Service Company. Ross is a former city electric employe, and has been with NIPSCO since the utility purchased the city electric utility last December. A groundman operator in the electric distribution department, he , has completed 23 years of utility service, and is entitled to all of the normal retirement benefits offered by NIPSCO.

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I V. G. Hursey, enjoyed their dinner ; at the Hursey home, then went to : Nappanee where they had a tour

HEX CUB SCOUTS PRESENTED CHARTER Cub Scout Pack 94 of Hex grade school was presented with The Charter and the treasurer 100 per cent banner for Boy’s Life at their recent meeting with parents held at the Hex school. W. F. Worth presented the charter which lists the names of the boys and their various sponsors and leaders and is their legal document acknowledging the fact that they are an established pack. The banner which was also presented by Mr. Worth, is received only when all members of the Pack are subscribers of the magazine ‘Boy’s Life.’ In addition to the above awards, 14 of the boys received their Bob Cat pins. SYRACUSE CLASSROOM TEACHERS MEET The Syracuse classroom teachers association met Monday, April 30, for its regular meeting. The president, Mrs. Richard Ditmer, presided. A filmstrip presentation, “Aim for Excellency” was presented by the Ethics committee with Mrs. Deloss Weaver as committee chairman. Install Officers Officers for the coming, year were installed at a candle light ceremony. Mrs. Leo Kowallik is president; Mrs. Keith Whiteman, vice president; Mrs. Mary Alice Witsaman, treasurer; Mrs. J. A. Rigdon, corresponding secretary and Miss Joan Myers, recording secretary. Lewis Immel, school superintendent, officiated for the ceremony. Mrs, Ditmer, outgoing president, was presented a citation for commendable service to the profession. Under her leadership, 100 per cent membership in the local association was attained. Another milestone under her leadership was the excellent orientation system for new and beginning teachers. Mrs. Kowallik, incoming president, made a short speech of acceptance. Under the new reorganization, she pointed out possible directions that the SCTA could travel. Miss Lilian Hamman, a retired honorary member of the organization, was present at the Monday meeting. The next meeting of the association will be a dinner party at the close of school.

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Let Contracts For Syracuse School Addition At a special meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Education held Friday evening, April 27, the board awarded contracts for the building of the science addition to the high school and the remodeling of the homemaking area to the following contractors: General Contracts (including homemaking alternate), Brown and Brown of Wakarusa $5;546.00 Heating, Plumbing & .Ventilating (including homemaking alternate), Haughk Plumbing of Decatur $28,400.00 Electrical Contract, Delp Electric Company of Bourbon $6,817.00 Science Equipment - King Equipment Company .. $22,838.95 Total contracts .... $109,601.95 It was pointed out by the board that the remodeling of the homemaking area was an alternate in the original bidding and upon examination of funds available, and monies to be received from matching fund (Title HI - National Defense Education Act) for science equipment it would be possible to accept the alternates for the remodeling of the homemaking area and have. the total final cost to the school district for construction be smaller than the original cost of the base bids. The board determined that since both of these projects were essential both for now and or in a reorganized district they would go ahead with the entire project at the present time. They also pointed out there are certain basic costs that are always present in a project of this type and if one or the other of the parts of this project was all that was done at the present time, then the initial costs and the time factor (costs: —including legal fees for advertising, surety and performance bonds, builders risk insurance, approval by state agencies, architects fees, etc.) would have to be paid a second time. It is the feeling of the board that his project will prepare the facilities at Syracuse for use as a high school for that period of 0 time necessary in an interim should the district be reorganized, and also serve well in a reorganization in providing for modern facilities in the homemaking area and in both natural and physical scienes in a junior high school (grades 7-8-9)* should it be decided by some future board that present facilities at Syracuse are to be used for that purpose. Members of the board are: James C. Stucky, C. W. Kroh, J. D. Shewmon, Ronald V. Kramer, Dr. Robert A. Craig. Lewis S. Immel is the superintendent. Legals. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will, at 10 A.M. on the 9th day of May, 1962 at the Clerk’s Office, Court House, in the City of Warsaw, Indiana, in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named person, requesting the issue to the applicant, at the location hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety of Issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the premises named: Jones Hotel Enterprises, Inc., (Resort Hotel) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailers, R. R. No. 3, Vawter Park, Syracuse, Indiana. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION W. F. CONDON - Executive Secretary. JOE A. HARRIS Chairman. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Metropolitan School District of Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the duly qualified and acting members of the Board of the said Metropolitan School District will meet on 15th day of May, 1962, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. in the office of the Superintendent in the public school building in the said town of Syracuse and at such time and place will consider the following additional appropriations which the said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. CUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND 1-2 Constructing and equipping addition tq high school building and remodeling Homemaking Area $85,100.71 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND 1-2 Constructing and equipping addition to high school building and remodeling Homemaking Area .$24,502.00 Taxpayers - appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF TURKEY CREEK TOWNSHIP KOS. CO., SYRACUSE, INDIANA JAMES C. STUCKY, President RONALD V. KRAMER, Secretary

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