The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 June 1965 — Page 5

Water Ski Tips

Water skiing depends on teamwork between the dm er and. the skier. Former national champion Tom' Dorwin, now. an advisor., to Evin: rs, offers these tips: ■ hu d Signal—Before starting out the skier and driver should compare notes make sire they both understand the six basic water ski hand signals. .. Stay Alert—The driver's No. 1 job ert at all times. Many times the skier is busy executing turns or tricks and does not see obstructions or congested areas .looming up in front of him. Starting position—The take-off is er ski run. The driver should position tlie boat so that he will tn- able to follow a straight course. This v.'l allow trie skier to gain hri balanc before having to execute a 'iro. “Hit It”—When the skier yells "hit it.” tiie driver should h&ve the line taut and ready for take-off. Use enough throttle to make sure the skier is pu!lvxi quickly to the surface Turns—Avoid abrupt maneuvers When turning, swing wkle especially if the skier is on the inside of the turn. Never execute any maneuver

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that would allow nr. unreasonable amount of slack in the tow line.. Baiting Laws—Both the driver and the skier should acquaint themselves with state and local regulations governing water skiing. Many areas have "sunrise to sunset” rules which permit skiing only during ■dav light hours. < > .Areas—lt's the driver's res:»>ns;bi’ity to avoid congested areas. piers and'swimming-.beadi-es. It's also smart to avoid shallow- :■ or weed choked areas. Common Sense—ln alfsataations I not covered by local boating taws, common sense is the guide. If the skier sees (Junge- ahead. he should drop off. Van Buren Twp. To Get ST,OOO With the mid-year tax distributions in the mail Van Buiren town-. <h-> trustee John Davidson reports the. township will receive $7.107 89. Broken down, it amounts to $2. 79169 in the towt M. 306.20 in the fire food-

||||. *? * MHIDIJ) UTui. s—nK- Slartia Dewart of Schiller Park. 111., and Richard S. Pavelec of Carbondale. 111., exchanged nuptial vows Friday. April 30. in a double ring ceremony performed in the chapel at Southern Illinois university. Carbondale, in the presence of classmates and friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Randall Dewart of Milford, and Mr- and Mrs. Steve Pavelec of Paik Ridge. 111., are the parents of the bridegroom. Mrs. P.oelts is a graduate of Milford high school and Stewardess Training Sch<>ol at Fort Worth, Tex. She attended Rail Slate university and served as a stewardess for American Airlines. Mr. Pavelec graduated from high school in Park Ridge, 111 He attended I tacota college, took preened at Loyola university and is now a senior at Southern Illinois university, where he is majoring in zoologv with a minor in botany. The couple is residing at 1-117-16 Southern Hills Xpt., < arbvndale. 111.

BLOUNT WINS AT NEW PARIS IN SCOTT'S CAR Jimmy Blount of LaPaz won the . ■ Scott’s car after h - .?’»- S< ■ " «.b taken Scott was hit the eye with a . ‘ ■ . •a the flyi g fea&ire was -■ I ■ * ‘ ■ - Havens of Bristtfl: second lu-at. ■ N.i Marti' : ■ . \ Jin E ■ ■ const..!- 'Mike Misner, ■fiver 'ri . ■ A wise mart knows just how far ri> '..) and' M-hva to sb -.'." '■ - MOCK’S MARINE RENTALS Waco Drive Inboard & Outboard Gas Phone: 457-3355 NO! We Do Not Give FREE FILM BU T — We Do Give GUARANTEED Quality IQ/» COLOR PRINTS -■ Remember Your Summer . With A Color Photo BURKHOLDER REXALL DRUG UPTOWN SYRACUSE

Milford Locals

Herman Weisser. Glen Treesh, and Jack Sharp of Milford and John : Fisher of Syracuse returned home a j week ago Tuesday from a fishing , trip io Spooner Lake and Clear Lake, Wis. Mr, and Mrs. Franklin Stackman of Atlanta visited from Wednesday until Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilliatt of Poway. Calif., are spending from Saturday until Thurs- ’ Janie's Stuckman at Milford. ( Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van Gilder of Winona. Minn., called at the Amo-; Orn home in Milford Saturday evening. June 19. They attended . morning services- at the Christian church Sunday. June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pavelec of Chicago, IT.’. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pa\elee of Park Ridge, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dewart, Jon and. Susanne- of M.iford enjoyed I Father's day dinner at Foo and Faye's. I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Martin er.-! jtertained guests in their home Sunday with a chicken Ixu-b-que. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kammerer. Howard Lehman an-1 daughter Sally of Leesburg, and Mr and Mrs. Robert Wolferman ; of Milford. Guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock. Jane and Jim of Milford on Father's day were Mr Elmer Haverstock. Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Stookey and granddaughter. Priscilla Broadbent of Elkhart, and Mr. and Mrs. : Robert Holloway. Stevie and Vickie of Mentone. Mr and Mrs Roger Baumgartner of Milford entertained guests Sunday for their son. Greg, w-bo was Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kneller of Columbia City. Mr. anil Mrs. Chester Miller- ami family, and Mr and Mrs Glen Knisley and family of Syracuse. . M- and Mrs. Ralph VanGi-kier of \Vin<>n:i. Minn., ami Mr. and Mrs. Amos Om of Alilford attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebratof Mr and Mrs Jimmie Moore Sunday. June 20, at the Third Presbyterian church in Fort Wayne. The Moores, cousins ; >t Mr. Orn, reside - in Florida. Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Nyce ar.d Vicki Sue of r 1 Milford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Avery and Tammy Jo of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Baiter and s«>n. Ray of Cisna Park, 111., and Jim. J.,ck. and Ikm Beer, Jr., of Mil‘oi-1 were supper, guests ’of Mr. ami All's. .Andrew J. Bc-er Saturday. Sinn, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ray Sin:-, oi Haxiland. O ; . sjx-nt a few days last week with his grandparents, the Elmer Ha a s • t r 1 Syracuse. II s parents ami Susie ■ and Gary were on vacation.

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MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Mrs. Henry Beer of Milford entered the Elkhart hospital on Thui'sday and underwent major surgery on Friday. It is not known at tl-iis time when she will be released. Elaine Sue. daughter of Mr. and Mi's. Orvil Kilmer of r 2 Milford, was admitted to the Goshen hospital last Tuesday. Site was dis- j missed Wednesday. I James, son" of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Whitaker, Jr., of Milford was released last Tuesday from the Goshen hospital. Brent Stutzman of r 1 Leesburg was (Usmissed from the Whitley I I'ounty hospital' in Columbia CityLast week. Mrs. .Arnold Doll of r 1 Milford was released Wexinesday from the Goshen hospital. Jon .Alan Lipply of Milford entered the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. He was dismissed over the week end. Robert Murphy of r 1 Leesburg was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. Mrs Harold Irvine of Leesburg was released Friday from the Goshen hospital Mrs Joseph Mater of r 2 Leesburg was dismissed Thursday from the - Murpliy Medical Center. admitted to the. Goshen hospital oxer tlie week end were Mrs. diaries Dye and Mrs -Floyd Smith, both of Leesburg, and Mis. George Lehman of Milford.

0 Legals. NOTIt F TO T\Xl'XYii:< KI AL1.04 ATION OF APPROPRI ATION Notice is h-r.-by given that the Common Council of the City of XVar'aw. Kosciusko Coun’y. Indiana, has d- t-rmm-. '.h i- in -ruerevney ..xlsts. >nd t > -r. V :: b’-om s f.’- - .-..irV ■ - -a ’:..ii. : < from I the Gm'-ral Fund forth- y. ar ending I D- .-.ember 31. 1965 MOTOR XFHKIF HIGHWAY FUND 11-dtl Services, (ontractual SS2.iri)l.96 I - Notice is further giv-n that s:d •ran t-rs will be considered and final action taken thereon at th- r-sular .- . t Common C. inc'.l of I Warsaw in said C." y at ° the hour cf ■• M -i -j:- •th day -f July. 1965. wh:t h tim all in’en st. d persons •shJ(!I hav- the right to be heard as pro- ■■ slaw NORMA gii worth < ITX <I t RK-1 Kt Ast KFR MJ ■=— J 30 It J 7 SALES & SERVICE MERCURY MOTORS TRAVELER & SEA SPRITE BOATS SHORELINE & ARNOLT TRAILERS PARTY BARGE PONTOONS — Good Selection of Good Used Boats and Motors — 0 K SALES Rd 13. South of Syracuse Fij a* m i li Save with State Farm’s low insurance 1 rates for I careful drivers. I See me. X j GLENN R. MOREHEAD LOCAL AGENT Warsaw, Indiana . Office Phone: 269-1315 2220 E. Winona Avenue Res. Phone: Milford 658-4433 I’A’l »*»« P 6470 STATE FARM » lim* CMRait! iHtutaHCt laa Wtat MMMM Brb V

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AL'S PLAZA MARINA — One o£ the most [xipolar marinas on Lake Wawasee is Al's Plaza Marina, operated by Al and Ginnv Landey. The Lamleys are shown here with the main building'of their marina in

© Legals. XOTK'E Nt-.-•«-•» ss h. reby siv. n that th Lak--land.C<:mn-,-;r.:ty School Corporation. Ki-t--I CiUSko County.'.' Indiana .it a sp-cial ime .tine of th-- Board of School Trus--.••s of said School Corporation, h M onthe • IS--S i' : a i .r-solution .r. y-as:ng territory kr. « n as .-’’.am Tt-I::-,' <-. - ’ -in.'y Jr.- ■ diana from the t.ald talk- land Comn-.un- ' ity School Corporation and authorums.the Warsaw Comir.uni-y School. K c-.:r-.-y Indiaaa to ann-x s.> t lows: . ’ , Kt'OllTlOS S " ■ 1 Corporation, ' Kosciusko Coutpy'. arbo h s. hccl corpora ions wholly jituat d ■ K C Ind: . inn led pursuant.-o chapter 202 Acts of 1959 jot *!-.- Ir.hrir.a r... \ f W'hereas sAd 'school corporations havcorr.mon boundarn-s With ' r ;-. neith.-r' <|l said school corporations ts llos.it-d in whole or m par- in a c<-un'y JW !;• r .»s t»!.i:p. T’»n>!::i’ Os K - Countv. Indiana, as a-oeraphr.-aily and p.-.:-:.a.> :-pn-d 1-s < P-irt ■: I. tConimunry Schtjoi. Corporation. ' !■'. I sko County ', and ■ ■ ‘ i ' ar- .1 -abu'’'.n-r ' !'.e. said. W -v , ,■ S -!: . a:'.''. When’as Plain Township. the said i Lakeland. Community School Corpora trooi land Warsaw Community Schools :;<v ; expr-ss.-d a desire that th- -reos-rapHrat land p.-i; i.a! ar a of 1’.:., I .'-i ’ !■ i . annex-d by and :ransferr-d -o a- Wai- ‘ I saw Con-.tnur.l-v Sk-hools . - j. Nou Tiler- tor-. H - It Rcsolv-d, '!'■ ;■ - s ho. Tr-.s-e - ! I -. ■.- ■ <' - - ■ Cent:' ■ It; liana o' in ' ; r 296 of .'he Acts of 1963 t '.lndiana Gen-riu A.<;-• a- a:-. .' ! as follow s [area of land known 'as Plain. Township. | Kosciusko .'County. Indiana, b.and .it ' • munity School Corporation, this release J and declaration beln« . reaplv. d for , the t ! of the said Warsaw Community Schools. • K :-..-K > County. Indiana, s.a;.; release land declaration and said, annexat a be-oni ■ :s-. '>- . • provid-<i io;' ’.l'.fottowtnir paragraph 2. and from and after such date -hr -;raph; il r.r- » Coiuur:-:n-' said Lak-land. l' .>r V ' - . ■ ' 2 Th.> annexation of said area of land 'known as Plain- Township. Kosciusko C un’? In--;.ar.. b W-.< ■aw C . Sch-M>is as.'set forth in paragraph 1. : • ' . t- : ' .d-.-r.--n of PU!>:l.s in th arr. ■! t-rritory. in -h. le<in-r school corpora-ion, r. <sar- r appropriate '■ r-yola-I tion. ■ ■ , 4 A Thar ail leaa.l 'east ■ . . aa a r-sul- ■ r> solution and a substantially identical - ; school corporations (Bl I j■ ■ : I School Corporation shall cer-lfy to said (Warsaw Community Schools (h- amount ■ . and ruitioei funds as Os January T. luted said school with pay «to the Warsaw. Comm-m-y . C T! -shall, -as of January 1. 1965. assume all ohlitithe operation of schools located In ’hligation to pay any school aid bonds icivT. aid bonds’ shall be the obligation of H'.a-.n Township. Kosciusko" County. Indians ■ D. That ail camulaitv- funds r<c>-'.ved by said Lakeland Community School Cor'pcwat'ion ’ from said Plain Tcwn'b.ip prior to 1966 shall, within t>n days after Jan- ■: I*-.- : ' Ik'. Community School Corporation io said Warsaw Community Schools -xeopt how- . d ■ :: ■ ' - i and hundred dollars (12.4W 1 of such funds ahall.be retained by said Lakeland Com- - s : C- tin--. i. e- -i ' . for monies expended by said school corporation on the- Lersburw school 'furnace'. a school located within the annex- d-t-rritory K That Irc-ru and ‘after J-.inh-iry !.. Township and all funds which would.have . • Corporal ion had the Plain TOwn- • h.p t-rritorT not be.n ann-xed by War- ,■ ■’ - - .... - outed directly to the Warsaw Community Schools by the prop- r disbursiruf agencies Dated this 29th day of June. 1965. •' ST’.'CKX' will 'AM E PfIARL GLENN L BROXVN ' CH ARLES' W KRi'H J-lAIPH liRCBAKER j Members of the Board of School Trusteed lof Lakeland Community School ’Corpor- ■ :a-icn K . I'<O County.” Indiana. J. All proper p-rsons' shall have th- "right- ■: of r-monstrance pursuant to the -.prov!-i-sions of Chapter ?96 of-.the.'Acts- of 1.963.' > <?f the Indiana General Ass-mb’y ' LAKBLAHD MMUB FT SCHOOL. | CORPORATION ' Kosciusko County. " I Indiana I. By JAMES C STUCKY I Preside nt. Board of School Trust?-s F MJ ■— J. 30 & J. 7 LEGAL NOTICE OF Pt BLIC HEARING Public Sers lee Commission Os Indiana Docket No. 308X6 IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT PE- | TITION OF THE FARMERS MVTVAL j TELEPHONE COMPANY OF ELKHART . COUNTY, INDIANA ' FARMERS MU-. ' TUAL”’ AND -UNITED TELEPHONE, COMPANY OF INDIANA. INC. ■( •‘UNITED') A For authority to Farmers Mutual 11 To sell and assign its assets. Including j but hot limited to its certificate ofj territorial authority: 2> To transfer and convey. its assess , as aforesaid to United: and I B. For authority to United 1) To acattire the assets as aforesaid of > Farmers Mutual: 2) To assume the liabilities of Farmers Mutual: tj> To issue Its common capital stock In., payment of the assets so acquir'd: 4’ To file tariffs adopting a general tariff and adopting the exchange rates and message toll rates Presently tn effect at the exchange of Farmers Mutual: and. 5’ To convert the acquired exchange to dial operation and to apply applicable dial rates Os United to such exchange upon conversion to dial operation. -Notice Is hereby given that the Public Service 'Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in this cause in the

Wednesday, June 30, 1965

the left background. Located hear the state fish hatcheries on the southeast shores of Lake Wawasee. the ntarina is a popular haven for fishing, boating, and skiing

Rooms cf the Ccrnm'ssion. 908 S'tv- Office Building InHunatwlis Indiana, at 9 10 A M EST on Wednesday. July 28 1965 . , . Pub!;- participation is r> cues’-<! PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By A'lar. ' H.i hies S-.-r.--r-v Ir.uianapolis Indiana: Jun- 2°. 19»'5. noth * Not:.- 's h ret?v :v-n that -h- War■t'.ntuni.ty Schools of Kc iuskc Coun-.'. “Indiana, -at as:.- ... ■ tn of 'the Board of School. Trustees of taic BehMft-Corpo'ratlon h-Id on th- .2-3 day b Jun. 1'• * liopr.d . r,s<- : i’ion Pr \ idas Plain Township. . Ki’sciu'skt C Indiana, by said Warsaw- • Qom a par. of said school corporation, th text qf said r-solution b- . RESOLUTION . • Scltools and Lakeland . Ccmtnur ■ Kes—>-xo Gunt!- ar otli schi '. cprj r:V s wht !' si * Whereas said school corporations l-.av common be .toil., s. -ai-b ■ .t.-.h "tl'-.r a:-. .. . r.-alninc a-civil c: v o! -he firs- els—and . ■ tt'!-. r-.- Plain Township of K ■ Counts Indiana as i -oi-.raplu—<: ■ an. C- —-—in;-■■ it. -1! Corporat ion. K. ■■ - ;--k-- ..tn! / . Wh r■-.« sats! P'-i'f. Towr.shin ‘nrms i C >mn. :nity Sei.- > s. and Whereas both Plain Township and sail I .»x<. nd mmun,-y S ? C -ar. t T'.-wnsh.:- .tin, \ .-. ■■■: -terr ot th- Warsaw Community Schools. ': I Resol-. ‘ ' ' Board or School Trailer ■ ' I::.:, i: i G- :: ■ .! As« nibis . ... . -. ■- : as follows: ' • n ; . Kosiusko County. Indiana, be. and 1 h r-by is.'- annexed by am: ■ ■ ' ■ ‘ • . -A : and from and af-er such »■:!- ’.ire dat- . • . . . hall In ■ : •.! is Pl'it: Township. Kos piusko County. Indiana '2 The annexation of said area of lane knowl' ■■. K - . County. .Indiana by Watsaw C-it --I-'.:-S. s ■ torth in . r.,ph 1 r..::‘ c> : lath - o f.. ' th- ■ : - ’■ .. 5

NOTICE oO O « OPEN BOWLING EVERY EVENING EXCEPT MONDAY Wawasee Bowl PHONE: 457-3855 1 SYRACUSE, IND. Going To Buy A Boat, Appliance • See the BANK, FIRST After a friendly chat with officers at the STATE BANK, you go out to buy with CONFIDENCE, because you know you will be financed., No Guesswork — No Waiting No Worry | See Your Bank At Syracuse FIRST

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enthusiasts. The Lamleys reside near their marina and give the business their full time during the summer months. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

nwinity School -Corporation shall bo born equally by both school corporations B That within ten days after January 1. 1966. th- said Lakeland Community School Corpora-:on shall certify to said Warsaw Conii’-.unity Schoo's the amount . o's th- urt-xpertd :d baianc-- m t'.s U 9 —•'! an.: r.;: ■: .•.-.in.A as o’ January I. and - said . school corporation shall forthwith pay to the Warsaw Community 'J. . .1744 cf ‘ .' . c That in' Warsaw Community'-Schools - . : 1 1a '■ : - III', J '.- to ..t-.n-’x- >i area. • xcePt how. ver. the :• a■ m • any ' bonds (civil aid/bonds) sh-.pl be the- ''obligation I' ■■ K . -.■■ ' tytD funds r—• ivrii ,bv I. . land Community School C Plain Township ■ o : w i-' .n •■n , ' days after January 1. 1966. be paid by said i Luk--and Community School Corporation 4to salt! Warsaw Cotnthunlvy Si hi’bls. .X---t” h-a.v.- v. r h- <utti tw. !’■ thousand ■ ■ • ■ sill it ■ ■ : •; d by .■. i Lak land! —1... . Ct-.-’.-or.r.ion .IS a cr-dit ni- ; I s-.i'.d s. hool : . "1 iwr- ! trace, a' school locat' d within th- an- ' r-t.\- d ■ er::' ; y E nmt from and ait : January i. l®«6, .‘. f-a . - ... : to ’h- said Plain r• nd :: -funds whi.-h wotdd : i-. .< ■ • i..ik- kind Community ' .• ‘ .- -.’ora' :->n had the Plain Township t-:r; —ry not been -tun-x. d by W : (’.-tiiin'ra'.-y Schools shall’ bo j dis'.ribu'-d direc’iy ’o the Warsaw Com- ■.. ' • Dated this 23 day of June. 1965. ETU \N KXI I MIN I) M E Ti t KER sTXNUX EVANS MATT DALTON JXMEs E GIRVRD , 1)01 (.1 \S HOI I ER M- mb. rs of th.- Hoard <4f School ■ Warsax Community K ■ :s.; Cout)' v Indian.) - - p r-.tis '-hall hitw 'he ri-ht of remer - ra‘ e pursuant to t'h- prot inons of (‘■■-iii- r 2' ■ ot the A'” ; of 1963 of 'h-- Indiana Gen-ral Ass-moly . WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS . - MJ J 30. * J. 7 LEGION BASEBALL TEAM WINS AT MERMAID FESTIVAL The Ligpiner American Legion l-.iseball tciim defeated Muncie 8 to 4 in the final game of the Mermakl Feslix.il Satui'tiay. afternoon to brini’ home the trophy. Ligonie!' has now won nine, tied one and lost two. The team, xvill journey to Bloomington .where it xviil play six games in two days over Hie 3d. 4th: and -Vh of July..'

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