The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 December 1964 — Page 11

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i Christmas Trees » |We Have Pine, ‘ 2 Fir And Lovely Spruce. J « NURSERY GROWN g 3 See Our Selection R •BEER'S FLOWERS! iPhone: 658-4712 Milford* WANTED Good standing timber, all kinds. Write or caO Yoder Lumber Company, Inc. LAGRANGE, INDIANA

Etna'll SP/v/ifieM tylte (Many of them use ours) .. >■ ■ from the friendly SoaM la H,OOO '^ o(kg JACK ELAM > Mgr - Phone: 457-3532 103 E. Main St, Syracuse

ROWLAND'S SUPER MARKET Downtown Leesburg FI N EST QU AUTY CUStOOI M EATS Processing I rffy w t w w w „i».r SMOKED PICNICS HOMEMADE RING BOLOGNA HAMS, 1b.... ...29< SAUSAGE Ibi /\ SMOKED JOWL BACON HEADCHEESE 59C Fb. 19< Good Beef Buys SIRLOIN STEAK, lb . W< ROUND STEAK, lb A9< SWISS STEAK, lb 59< CHUCK ROAST, lb 39c STEW BEEF, lb W 4Hk I rolled rump | fresh ground Boilinq c«nn R °* ST ■ HAMBURGER BEE? s l°° lb. 69c J lbs. SI.OO | I PILLSBURY —25 Lb. Bag FLOUR ..... T —— - ’ ■ ; I i CYAfir UAlinr MONDAY — Thursday 7a.m.to 6p. m,I j STORE HOURS s * turdav , 1 .% T ? 2 Vdo" N

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f«* riefXj, « il s FOR SALE: Two bedroom house with bath and a half plus three < bedroom* apartment. For informa- j tion call Syracuse 457-3736. D 3-24 FOR SALE: Delta power tools. Ex- ! cellent condition. Wood lathe 48 in. bed plus chisel set $25. Jig saw 16 in. center cut S2O. Ph. 457-3098. Dee Stiver. p HOUSE FOR SALE: Three bedrooms. den could be fourth bedroom. I*4 baths, newly carpeted living room. Extra large let. Victor Beer, Milford. Ph. 658-4629 for appointment. ts HOUSE FOR SALE: Nine rooms, three bedrooms, one blk. from center of town in Syracuse, large lot. Gary Meek. Ph. 457-4156. N 19-D 3 FOR SALE. 80 acre farm: Four bedroom, modern house, barn, farrowing house, hog house, granary garage and work shop. All white 1 buildings. Excellent condition. Nine

I miles SE of Warsaw on road 4505. Ph. Leonard Sellers, Sidney 8392416. ts WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order your wedding Invitations, marriage and engagement announcements and birth announcements now. For prices phone 658-4111| or 457-3666 or come in and look through our catalogue. The j Mail-Journal. ts CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, FURNITURE, custom draperies, slipcovers. Free estimates by Golden’s. Ph. 894-3532 Ligonier collect ts j FOR SALE: Building quality building? For information write or phone Smiley Lumber Co., Denver, Ind. ts WE NOW HAVE new rubber stamp pads and roll-on stamp pad inkers. THE MAIL-JOURNAL. ts FOR SALE; Handmade Christmas gifts, bed slippers, aprons, pillowcases, and many other items. Also tree, lamb, and fruit cakes, yeast rolls, pies and cookies on order. Reasonable. 123 W. Carroll St Call 457-3564. N 25. D 3

HANDMADE GIFTS FOR SALE - ? Pillowcases, aprons, smocked items. doll clothes, and many other gifts. Ph. 658-4716 and. or see Mrs. Vernon *May, Milford. SPINET PIANO: May be had by 1 i assuming small monthly payments. See it locally. Write Credit Dept., Box 172, Elkhart. Ind. D 3 . ' LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY with Dex-a-Diet. Only 98c. Walter’s Drug. N 26, D 3, 10, 17, 24. 31 FOR SALE: Oil converter unit with : ail controls. 275 gal. tank and 50 | gal. of oil. Good condition and reasonable. Call 457-3761. D 3, 10 FOR SALE: Home in Syracuse Lake area, two or three bedrooms, gas heat, carpeting, fireplace, and aluminum siding. Will sell on contract if desired. Ph. 457-2149. Write i Home, Box 8. Syracuse. ts Help Wanted _ I---HELP WANTED: Opportunity in sales for man with agricultural background. Write Smiley Pole Bldgs., Denver, Ind. ts WANTED: Will do babysitting. Ph. 457-3218. < P I HELP WANTED: Men-women. Add j to family income. Supply consumers in Pierceton and Winona Lake with household products, cosmetics, etc. Write to Rawleigh Dept., i IN L 123 1164, Freeport, Hl. P I ~~ Help Wanted • Female BABYSITTER WANTED: Someone to care for three children in my home ages 7,5, and 2. Hours: 4 p. m. to 12 a. m., four nights a week. Will pay well. Must have own ( transportation. Oakwood Park area. Call Syracuse 457-2419 before 4 p. in. ts WANTED: Baby sitter for six-year- | old child. Prefer someone close to i library. Phone 658-4064. ts

BEEF SALE li FRONT QUARTER 39C lb. HIND QUARTER 49( lb. Full Sides 43 < LB. Includes Processing Guaranteed Tender FRESH i |H PICNIC HAMS lb. 19< I I Hl-C ORANGE DRINK 4 Cans For SI.OO L HERSHEY SYRUP Large Cans 2 For 39c elf GRAPEFRUIT . h 1 1 4 Cans 89c 11; POWDERED SUGAR 2 Boxes 29c

FOR RENT: Modem farm house near Syracuse, re-decorated, auto, heat. Call or write Mrs. Donald i Scearce, 5017 Plaza. Fort Wayne. Ph. 448-3311. P ' FOR RENT: House, gas heat Ideal for couple. Ph. 457-2192. ‘ : : ~Z~~ — FOR RENT: Completely furnished, two bedroom, modem home, gas heat. Waubee lake, Milford. Reasonable. Ideal for young couple. Ph. Bremen LI 6-4481. ! FOR RENT — Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, heat furnished, at Pettit’s Department Store. Ligonier, Ind., phone 894-4541. ts FOR RENT: Completely furnished apartments, east side Wawasee. Heat, water, and laundry facilities furnished. Ph. 856-8022. ts FOR RENT: Three bedroom house, 525 S. Main, Syracuse. Ph. 457-2415. N 28, D 3 (Business Opportunities l - TRAINEES WANTED MEN needed in the following fields: Diesel (over the road) driving; concrete construction; claims adjustin. Women a n d/or couples needed in motel management field. See our ad under instruction column - Diesel. D 3 Services I CARPET - UPHOLSTERY cleaning. Phone Golden’s, Ligonier, 894-3532 collect. ts WILL REFINISH and convert any straight chair to sewing rocker. Also interior work, floors, paneling, etc. Ph.: Leesburg 453-7549. ts ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P. O. Box 248, Leesburg, Ind. GQLDEN RULE CLEANERS, phone 457-3553, Syracuse. Christmas discount specials - suits and dresses $1.19, car coats, jackets and rain coats $1.19, draperies 99c panel, rugs 9’xl2’, $8.95, and shirts (laundered* 2 for 69c. P Miscellanou* mJi ti ■ | lYnl HI __ DIESEL EARN up to $15,000 per year as a: ( ) Diesel Truck Driver ( ) Concrete Craftsman ( ) Motel Manager ( ) Claims Adjustor by qualifying for the job. Train and be ready in four short weeks. For free information cut out this ad and check career desired. Mail to: Diesel, 2805 E. Washington Ave., Madison, W'is. No obliagtion, of course. No experience necessary to qualify for training. D 3 WANTED: AH your news, church, club and locals. Call us. Phone 457-3666 or 658-4111, The Mail-Jour-nal ts | NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE VLML-JOURNAL I C. E. WoK, 737 W. Center, WarJ saw J Janice Kay Pilcher. Martin Hail, Anderson College, Anderson Janice Rapp, 520 B Picker! Hall. Indiana State College, Terre Haute Wdliam E. Howard, Box 243, Hq. and Hq Co. USA G, .APO 733, Seattle. Wash. Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock, 101 and one half E. Main street. Syracuse Larry Rensberger, 1807 Bueter Road. Fort Wayne Robert Rarig. r 2 Syracuse Mrs. Donald Scarbeary, Syracuse. Real Estate For Sale 48 Aer*« — MMem Home -—_ SBl3** 3* Aereo — Near S,r*c«»e tl',so* Briek Home - W I IS’ Cor lot . M • B. B Mo 4. S Mo - lake rirtto SS.«O» 3 B. B *4 Blk to Wawasee SMO4 3 B. B. Mod S Blks. t» Crater — 3S.SA* On rood Chanel - *4 Arre - 3 B. K Modern 517.9d0 Panakeeehie — Mad. Tr. Home - Firenlaee - Carn. !•. B. -—-SS-dOn AH Kind* Os Inourance and Beal Fitate Bent - Winterited Lake Heme, Fvrnbhed to May 1, ISSS. Everett F. Ketering ’ PH.: 437-3733 OB 437-35*< Orriee L. Shin. Brake* • H r !

Ligonier News By ROSE CUNNINGHAM ■ - . ■ * • • ■. - I Red Raiders Win Over Cromwell Ligonier Red Raiders again came out victorious, defeating Cromwell ilast Tuesday night in the Wolf Lake 'gymnasium, 57-41. in a Noble County Athletic Conference basketball ’ game. | Ligonier’s victory was its’ fifth ' in five starts. The next game will be against Albion on December 4, in the Ligonier gymnasium. JOINS SORG PRODUCTS CO. John R. Boardman has recently been made vice president of marketing. at the Sorg Products Co. of ; Ligonier, a subsidiary of Sorg Paper Co., of Middletown, O. In his new capacity he will have his headquarters at the Ligonier converting plant, and will be responsible for • the marketing and distribution of ' all Sorg Products’ items on a na- , tional basis. - EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS Ligonier E.U.B. church will begin a series of evangelistic meetings on Sunday evening. Nov. 29, that will continue through Sunday. Dec. 6. Rev. William A. Nangle of : the E.U.B. church at Plymouth, will be the speaker. Services will ■ be held each night at 7:30 with the > exception of Saturday night. Dwight Ward Hooten Services were held in the Ulrey Sedgwick funeral home, Ligonier, Sunday at 3:30 p. m. for Dwight Ward Hooten, 85, of Wawaka. Mr. Hooten died in the McCray Memorial hospital in Kendallville . last Thursday, Nov. 26. where he J J had been a patient three weeks. 1 He was a retired rural mail car- ’ I rier and recently had been a cor- ’ respondent for the South Bend Trib- ' une, Kendallville News Sun, and J Ligonier Leader, sending in the . news of the Wawaka area. Surviving besides his wife. Goldia, are one son, Dwight M., Wheaton, III.; one daughter, Mrs. Fred (Mary) Hawker of Tipton, la.; ten " grandchildren and six great-grand- ! children. /\ Also surviving \ are five sisters, ’ Mrs. Fred Hess. South Bend, Mrs. Elves Nickerson. New Carlisle, ' Mrs. Bruce Moffitt, Detroit Lakes, > Minn., Mrs. k Gladys Tilton, Dela- . ware, 0., MrsS. Meryl Miller, Woodbridge, Conn.; and one brother. Arthur, Kewana, Ind. Burial was in Oak Park Cemetery, Ligonier. ELECT OFFICERS ! Teachers of the West Noble . Classroom Teachers' Association , | recently elected William Thomas. , Ligonier, president; Milo Troyer, , Cromwell, vice president; Mrs. Do- . rothy Stoelting, Ligonier, secretary I and Marvey Sponhauer, Ligonier, I treasurer. , This group is composed of 83 h teachers from the eight area r • schools. I —L—CHURCH EXECTS LEADERS The EUB church held its annual congregational election of officers Sunday morning. Ellsworth Peterson and Harvey Saggars were- elected trustees for three-year terms. Mrs. C. R. Bitzer will be lay leader for one J year. Sunday school election was as follows: Glen Longenbaugh, supt.; Ruth Wellman, sec.: George Sprague, chorister: Mrs. Ruth Ann Cunningham, pianist; and Suzanne DePew. . librarian. - WILL ATTEND MEETING Mrs. Marie Kitson. president of the Ligonier Business and Profes- ‘ sional Women's club will attend the Governor's Conference on the Status of Work i to be held at the lE2mmerich Manuel school, Indianapolis, Saturday, Dec. 5. On the program will be an address by Governor Mathew Welsh and a discussion with the group by Mary Keyserhng of the Division of Women's Bureau, U. S. Departi ment of Labor, Washington, D. C.

CARDS THANKS

CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank the fire department, neighbors, and friends, and others who helped during the recent fire at my home. Anna Homan CARD OF THANKS Members of the Claude Mason family wish to express their gratitude to the many friends and neighbors for their kindnesses and their remembrance of our dearly departed.

Thursday, December 3, 1964

808 AMBER’S TEAM HAS 7 WINS The Noble county boys playing independent basketball for Bob Amber of Churubusco ran their season record to 7-0 in recent action. The dub defeated Ashley 151-89, with eight men hitting in double , figures, passed by Bill Landon of Wawaka with 33* and Art Grovvcock of Albion with 20. At Goshen Saturday, the boy plaved the Goshen college junior varsity with a 83-78 win. Tlie Amber boys trailed until the last 4 minutes of the game when they pulled ahead to win the game. I Paul Michael and Tom Donat paced the late second half rally. Larry Targgart led all scorers with 21 points to his credit. Michaels, Donat and Hackett each hit 13. CROMWELL LIONS SPONSORING BENEFIT PARTY There is a very worthwhile project underway in the West Noble community of Cromwell. On Saturday. Dec. 5. the Lions club of Cromwell is sponsoring a benefit party for the educational fund of a young man injured very severely in a train-truck accident last August. Bruce Vanhorn, a senior in Crom- . well high sdiool. will be able to F graduate with his class this spring . through tutoring of the Cromwell : faculty and special facilities of the . State Rehabilitation Program. The r Lions club is sponsoring this party ’ to help take care of the expenses. • It vv’ill be held at 7:30 in the Cramwell cafeteruir. of the high school. ’ BAUGHMAN HONORED Bernard Baughman, retired assistant cashier of the American State Bank, was the guest of honor Monday evening, for members -of Ligonier Masonic Lodge. He was - presented a pin for fifty years of , membership in the order. Following the banquet which was f held in the dining room of the Elks . club, members adjourned to the 1 Masonic Temple where they enjoy- ? ed the play. “Rose Upon The Altar", given by Three Rivers Lodge, of Fort Wayne. VISITS PARENTS A-3C Kenneth R. Conrad is spending a 15 day leave with his par- ’ i ents. Mr. and Mrs Max Conrad. He ■ i recently completed fourteen weeks training at Sheppard AFB.. Texas ' After his leave he will report to ■ McChord AFB. Wash. GOTTSCHE daughter Mr. and Mrs. David Gottsche of - LaGrange are parents of a daugh-' - i ter born November 23 in the La--1 ? Grange county hospitaT. Mr. Got- ?' tsehe taught industrial arts in the i Ligonier high school last year. . I —L- • * . Mrs. Herbert Wolf, r 2, is a pa--1 tient in the South Bend Osteopathic ' i hospital. j Mr. and Mrs. Dean Johnson and ’ ; family of LaGrange, Mr. and Mrs, ■ i Floyd* Kime. Mr. and Mrs Dean ’ Hite and Mrs. Mildred Johnson * were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. ' and Mrs. Larry Hartzler. Mr: and -Mr. William Hunter had ’ as Thanksgiving day guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Funk and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hunter of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wolf and family of St. Joseph, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Spears of : Ligonier, Mr. and Mrs. Harley ‘ ■ Spears of IziGrange. Mr. and Mrs. 1 ! Sanger Reed and family of South ■ | Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert ■ I Berg of FT Wayne, were guests, ’ | Thanksgiving Day. of Mr. and Mrs. ' William Berg and family of Fort - Wayne. COMMUNITY NEWS ! Mr. and Mrs. Fio.vd Stell er left 1 FYiday to spend the winter in Sebring, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrey ahd as guests over the Tlianksgiving holiI Lou and Amy Biddle of Fort Way- . ne. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kime enterI tained members of their euchre dub Saturday evening. Guests of > the dub were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith. . Mrs. Doneld Hooker has been a patient in the Goshen hospital, where she underwent major sur- ’ gery * Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hull, r 3, are the parents of a nine pound two ounce son, born Sunday. Nov. 29, in the Goshen hospital. [ MILFORD LIONS TO SEE FILM ! Members of the Milford Lions club will view a film on the 1964 s Indianapdis 500 at their meeting on Monday evening, Dec. 7. The meeting will be hdd in the Melody Case. Mrs. Rose Markham of Syracuse spent Thanksgiving at Akron, 0., with the Donald Mills family and Mrs. Terry Markham. She also visited her new grandson, Randy Alan Markham at the Akron City hospital. 4 Tlianksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Popenfoose of r 2 Syracuse were Dawn. Dan E. and Dennis Van Ness of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Popenfoose and son of r 3 Syracuse NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF SVRACVSE Y a are hereby notified that the Town of Syracuse has employed a water maintenance firm to pull, test and ■ inspect the pumps and wells- of the Town of Syracuse. The town well and pump locat- ’ ed on North Huntington will be pulled and . : serviced on Friday. Saturday and Sunday, December 4. 5 and 6. 1964. ' 1 In the event that unusual and below normal water conditions are experienced ! by you during the above stated period of time, you are requested not to notify 1 the town officials as such circumstances will most likely be due to the above service. BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES TOWN OF SYBACVSE 1

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board ot Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will from this date until Januafy 4. 1965. at l:30 P. M. EST. receive sealed bids for th-, following:» 1 New 1965 Car for the Sheriff's D--pt. The car to be an 8 cylinder, two door model, eouipped with dual electric windsfnld wipers, automatic' transmission, h.-ater, defroster. turn lights, 2-cowl Spotlights with clear beam, simultaneous flashing parkins and tail lights, undercoat, 50 amp low cut-in generator, shielded insulted electric system, backup lights, windshield washers, padded dash, two padded sun visors, front seat safety belts. 5-15 inch nylon tires, and wheels. Bidder will remove from car traded in by Kosciusko County, the siren and red flasher lisht and install same on new car. AU bidders should show horsepower of engine. Cars to be marked and painted in accordance with sp--cilications issued by the Indiana County Sheriffs Standard Ct- --Marking and Uniform Commission, Specifications are now on file in the Kosciusko County Auditors Office, Courthouse, Warsaw, Indiana Bidders will accept as Trade-in and alow credit on purchase price of n- w car.. the following: One Ford. Two door. Serial Number 3U53P141938. Year 1963. Bids must be oh file in the CountyAuditors Office In Warsaw. Indiana by 1:30 P. M . EST on January 4th. 1965. and must show on bid that no federal excise tax is included. All bids must be accompanied by a Surety Bond or Certified Check equal to 10% of maximum bid ahd the necessary affidavit of non-collusion as required by law. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Dated: Dec 3. 1964 NOBLE C BLOCKER Kosciusko County Auditor M-J D. 3 A 10 NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR LOCATION OF A PUBLIC HWY. Notice is hereby given that a petition will be presented to the Boe-d of Comm- ■ issioqers of Kosciusko County. State of Indiana, at their December 21. 1964 , meeting, at 11:00 A M. EST. for the • location of a highway In said county. > Said proposed highway will pass through , or affect the lands of the persons hereinafter named as situate in Seward Township. near the Lakeview Addition to Newt's Inn on Yellow Creek Lake. in ' Kosciusko County. Indiana. along the following described route, to-wit: 'Beginning at an iron pipe South 81° 41‘ East from the Northwest corner of Lot 7 in the First Addition to Hillcrest on Yellow- Creek Lake (said plat being locat- • ed in the Southwest Quarter of Section , 27, Township 31 North. Range 5 East. ■■ Kosciusko County. Indiana! thence South - ‘Bl° 41' East, 40 feet to an iron , pipe: , th-nce South 2° 29' East. 273.5 feet to an ‘ iron pipe; thence South 81° 08' West. 5 39.1 feet to an iron pipe; thence North E39° 03' West. 31 feet to a point; thence North 20° 44' East, 35.8 feet to a railroad spike thence North 11° 06’ East. 77.9 feet to an iron stake thence North 4° 01' > West. 149.1 fe»-t to the place of beginning, j Area contains 0.27 acre, more or less. . Said proposed highway, will affect lands 1 of the following named persons: Mabel L. . Launder, Nellie Irene Day. Herman E. Brunnengtaf, and Mayme A. Brunnengraf. ‘ S T. Berg and Edna P. Berg, D. L. Sinlsir and Vesta N. Sinise and Nick L. Parkos. ' The. ?0 petitioners request the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana, to receive the petition, and appoint three competent road viewers to view this proposed highway, and to esta- 1 blish said road as a public highway into the County Highway system. Dated: Dec. 3, 1964 NOBLE C. BLOCKER. Kosciusko County Auditor M-J — D. 3 A- 10 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice ,is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County Indiana, will- from this date until D e. 21st. 1964 at 1:30 P. M.. EST receive sealed, bids for the following; 1 PORTABLE TANDEM GRAVEL & ROCK SECONDARY CRUSHING * '' SCREENING PLANT. Unit to have a roler bearing Jaw crusher ot not l--ss than 10" x 36": a 30 ' x 18 roller bearing roll Crusher: a 4.2" x 10 — > 2 1 .-' deck screen: a return wheel. a channel frame plant, feed conveyor; under- < rusht r ce-.iM-yot a . <ur.' ’.ta"’ ing delivery conveyor: a r»‘ciprocatmK feeder with hopper and frizzly. All Equipment and Power, mounted on Steel Truck Frame with rear running gear and eight 9:00 x 20 — 12 ply. Tjres- ' tubes W flaps. Front dolly and Pull Ton- ■ gue and Four 9.00 x 12 ply Tires, tubes W flaps. . Plant shall include all chutes, hoppers, i Operators platform, all plant drives, ana ‘ main V-belt drive with motor platform mounted. Rear wheel air brakes complete.t Plant shall be powered by a Cat, D 333ATA Diesel Engine I OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT z Discharge Conveyor to be 1- b (above ground level) _ • Above Plant must be capable of producI ing not less than 150 tons per hr. of 1 Note. n Bidder will accept as trade-in on new plant and allow credit on pi|rchase 1 1 A Cedar Rapids — ■ 1947 (Portable! Model No. 1947 serial No 9974. cat Motor No 4600-Diesel Motor No 551593-Plant purchased 1/22/47 TERMS OF PAYMENT: Trad- in allowance plus balance in m'JTSn Budget Os approx $13.500 00; $-5 000 00 on the Ist of Feb. 1965 or delivery date, and the balance to be paid Feb. Ist. 1966 AU bids shall meet the regulations of the State Board of- Accounts in regards to time contracts, vith privelego 6! prepayment. with a reasonable discount to. \j. livery to b- F O B Warsaw. Ind , within 30 days of da-e,of contract Bids must be on file in the County Auditor's Office in Warsaw, Indiana by 1:30 P. M EST. on December 21st 1964, and must show on . bid the necessaryaddidavit ot non-collusion. as required by . law All bids mupt be accompanied by a surety bond or certified check equal CO 10-<’. of maximum bid. The Board of Com- ; missioners reserve th-- -ight. to reject any I or all bids, j ' • Dated: Dec. 3, 1964 NOBLE C. BLOCKER. Kosciusko County Auditor M-J — D. 3 A 10 Notice to bidders ' Notice is hereby given that the Board of : Commissioners of Kosciusko County Indiana. will from this date until December 1 21st. 1964 at 1:30 P. M.. EST receive sealed bids for the following: I 1-New V-Type SNOW PLOW 1 I V-Type snow plow with approximate I dimension as follows: 44" height at nose. 75" height at rear, with an angle of 45 ■ at point, width of cut 9’ length of moldboard approx W, moldboard to be not less than 3/16” in thickness. Plow to ! have a heavy duty under frame-push frame, electric power controls, with all ' necessary fittings and parts complete. Bidder will accept as trade-in on new plow and alow credit on purchase prices the following: „ 1 Wausau V-type Snow Plow Serial No. T 1504 , J Delivery to be F O. B. Warsaw. Ind , within 30 days of date of contract. Bids must be on file in the County Auditors Office in Warsaw. Indiana by 1:30 P. M fst on December 21st. 1964, and must show on bid the necessary affidavit of non-colusion. as required by law. All blds must be accompanied by a surety bond or certified* check equal to 10% of maximum bid. The Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all blds. Dated: Dec. 3. 1964 NOBLE C BLOCKER Kosciusko County Auditor M-J - D. 3 4 10 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No. 3062? In the matter of the petition of the Sweetser ißural Telephone Company Inc.: 1 For a certificate of public convenience ar-’ necessity to serve as a second utility offering telephone service In an area described the petition in which area respaOent -elephone company now has a dWlificate of authority in which to furnish telephone service: 2. For the amendment of the certificates of territorial authority heretofore Issued to the petitioner vid respondent and the granting of a new amended certificate of a new amended certificate of terrltoral authority • fixing new of territoral authority fixing rfew boundary lines between the telephone exchanges of petition’s Sweetser Indiana exchange and respondent's LaFontaine exchange. United Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc.. Respondent Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in this cause in Room 908, State Office Building. Indianapolis. Indiana, at 9:30 A. M., EST, on Monday December 28, 1964. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF ’MJIANA By Allan Racni«s, Executive Sec. , Indianapolis, Indiana, Dec. 1, 1964

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