The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 August 1965 — Page 12

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2# YEARS AGO. AUGUST 16, 1945 Aboard the USS San Diego in the Pacific, Robert U Fox. 20. watertender. second class, USNR, r. 1 Milford, and die other members of the engineering department of dns ship have been commended by their commanding officer , for efficiency and devotion to duty. Dr Verri Stockberger and Mrs. Katherine Hams were unjited in marriage Thursday afternoon. August 9. at Dr. Stockberger’s residence Dr Stockberger is a prominent Milford dentist and Mrs. Stockberger is a practical nurse of several years experience. In honor of her birthday. Miss Joy Poe was pleasantly surprised when her sisters, the Mesdames Wavne Bucher, Delbert Dippon. and James Barnes, entertained for her Saturday evening in the Dippon home. Funeral services for Mrs. Wayne (Celia Belle Wuthrieh, 19. were held Friday at die Stony Point church. She died Wednesday at her home west of Leesburg. Surviving are the husband; her parents, John W and Lola 'Troup 1 Thomas; and a brother, Wayne, of Atw'ood. Mrs D.ivnf <; Clem and Mrs Robert L Laudeman recently sold their property on W. Emeline street to Mr and Mrs. Alfred D Wlisoo. Mr and Mrs Warren L Shively of Nappanee announce the engagement of their daughter, Peggy, to Pfc Ned Bott, son of Mrs George Bott, of Ashland, 0. Major Mi ram C. ’ Dew art, son oi Mr and M - J Lloyd Dewart of ; near Milford, now serving with the ' 225th Station Hospital, has recently been promoted from the rank of captain in the Medical Administrative • Corps M VF \RS AGO, AUGUST 22. 1935 Henry Busche of the M H S. faculty will make his home with I>avid

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES - - Notice i* hereby «1»« the taxpayers of 7°™*?' AuvS ’it 1065° 21/consider the follow tag '.budget rtsip,. .t 'hfir w«i*r " , r , , wvinn riiiv roWNSHXP mfM.Kr CLASSt mcation roOK RELrer nna» o ”*?”* ■ , Total Township Fund 43390 "j J'X*Hospital «>d Bnrlat . 900 * ~• - 82.788 Cim TOWNSHIP Mr P««® • • J; “h cr Direct Relief — K».| - * „ ‘ ~ i Principal and Interest on Bond* — 4425 c other Relief __ ' B * k *Adm*uST' - mIRSCHEATION USD * 800 ; Contributions for Joint Expense --50 C»r* of Cemeteries —— -- -- |_. FIND 35001 Total Twp Poor Relief Fund — SIOSO Other Civil Twp. expense* $25 iFire Protection ' ’ >’ .. . ESTIMATE OF FI M)s TO BE RAISED „„ CTtJI PTWDR RROUtRED FOR EXPENSES Township Fighting Bond Bee TO DECEMBER 31ST OF INCOMING YEAR pund Fund Fund Fund , , rw 11 I«A6 inclusive ” • *3.390 *3.500 $4,425 * 800 I To>»! Budc.t gsUmaic. sos Incoming re»r. Jan 1 to Dee. 31. 196«, njcnjajte y lto Dec. 31. present rear. to-be mad* 2.372 1 500 2 475 650 TE&X SSSStJU necesmrv to be made Jut, 1. to Dee*. 31 of'VrT- « Vempot»rr' Loan* to'be'r.ld'befori'Driimber 31. of pre.ent Tear. ■ not included to Unit*' 2or 3 . ■-*—.■ — . • —. — '-~r— * —• . . 5 762 5000 6,900 • 1.450 , v ■ ! OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LETT 2.269 1 214 2 489 602 i «• June 30: „r.~±~-TtT~ " - 1.159 515. 2,446 ' 386 ' " * ‘ ir * *2* to Dec 31 of 8 M isceilaneous Revenue to be received. July 1 of present jeer to Dec, : I Incoming year (Schedule on file). .... • -- “ -v ■»i Special T*n* „ -- -- -- -- --- -- ----- -- -- . n*w ■ ■■ - ■ — —■ — } 428 1.729 4.935 ’ 988 IP .Net* Amount <££r^eff^r' expenses u S , 334 j m 1 965 4,2 11, J $2 827 $3 666 $4,230 5846 „A»cunttob,re.edbyTxxl.vy ( AddUne,lo^^ i)ij . Net Taxable Property — - — - ---- Lety on Levy on Amount to v Polls Property Be Raised FUNDS- ■■ * -li * a.??: Townihtp _ 13 F.re 'Febtin* -- -- " „ ’*» 4 130 CtrlS Bond — — — — -T • 03 ■. . o* 6 RecreAtlpn - _ ■j" 41 .. • *11.569 T4l COMPAKATIVh STATKSaCNT Os TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE CELLBCTED -n, Re Collected Collected Collected Collected * 1963 1964. 1965 FUNDS— . * 3.4» 8 3;130 $ 3.8*5 *2.682 Township ■ '- 2.454 2.080 W 1.340 r.re Ftfhtt&f -- -- -- -- -- .'1,..— . .2.454 .2 860 . 2 849 5.^0 Reeree.ion JT*33B t 8.060 * 8,288 $10,186 Tnspbyerk nppeertnc shell here s rl*ht to be -fSptembey* lery° the tVxTdfustment county auditor not later than two days prior to the sec on rtfe-e t&xpaver* feelliut themselTes srrrieved by such levies, may board, or on their failure so to do. by the county aud.tor. ? r f .‘ . heartn* ther.cn by fUln* a petition with the county auditor appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for iVter publication by the county auditor of tax rate* - the fourth Monday of September « «* wfSt ”i”d.i, for hearln* In this county, charted, whlcherer date U Uter, and the state board of 1*1"““"“ GEORGE SPARROW Tnut... Frame Township. mj _ an & „ Dated July 23; 1965. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES Notice u hereby ttr»n the taxpayer* of Milford Jvnc tien Civl 1 Town. consul, r the fpllowtn* bud*. • M »*‘d Civil town, at their reeul.r m.ettn* place, on the »th day of Au*u*t. R VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND Salary of •as s sMfe" »|srtfrsL==r== » »- «*. — »«. «•»« .'Marshals ■ WJJ CWI Platmln* —aw CrMrUATITt. SEWFR FUND Ooenpenaatlon of Town Attorney 400 . . ■ . 'J. . k m< Pund ; to Cuasttlate .. -- (levy *105) Compensation at' FtroOMn 1.25 C To’e O : - Fund ---* 26.225 runa to u»w»o ___ STREET FIND C UHULATTF* CAFITOL DfFROTI rtWH ee>^. ■•ru . s*ol Repair A Replace. ».«» - »*» Osrned property .] s. Contractual — : 4.500 , ■■ «.-<»»« *2.000 i ' — - 1.9*01 Total Street Fund .- IM* w * ESTIMATE OF FI M*S TO BE RAISED ; FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 3ist OF INCOMING TEAR: . * *«« w »;* l2 x 80 1 Total budtet estimate for tncomm* y ar, Jan 1 -o Dee 31. 1966. Inc '* '/ July .A to.-Dec. 31 of . present year, to be- made . ■ •- V3.ci2.62 ” " '•' • • J. Additional appropriation* to be made July 1 to D-c 31 of present year 4. .'OujUtandia* temporary .cans, to be paid before Dec . Ist of present rear ■ 5 Total Funds Reunited (Add Rhea i 2. 3 iad 4> :. r ,.— r- ON H VND ANI I !1 ! Ell ED FR >M . SOURCES OTHER TRAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY: 1*044 58 6.666 55 ■ 6. Actual balance. June 30 *t present year — — — - . aSaoo ■ % Tax** to be collected, prefect, ymsr ■(December- *ett;etaeni> f w ' ■ •* JS22f*w!Sli ,Befcwi . ttl ! °® m *’ — : • . i.5t.«:«0 ■' .. 244.0a ■ fIRNMPK*.. TaxfS Q-m b. AU Other Rewsu* — — —— ■ * T--; - *•*”” ' ; . 6 w«s» to -- i OP INCOMING ITEAR <Deduct line 9 from line 5 — -- -- — " - 53 - - u. Ope ratine Balance (Not la excess of expense* from Jan. 1 to June 30. .ess . —.— owaane •mtse. r»*enu« for mm* period)—-.— — : — -- - —— ' • 733 ■——r—- . Met Taxable Property —" ” '* ’ ” '7—211 — — -- — -- -- -- 16e ttamber of Taxable Pel * - --- Levy on , Levy on Amount to . .Foils- Property . be raised ptNtv - . *15.250 9 ■ «•»““ ; "‘ r " 205 ■ ■ 2.894 00 •• SSrt 11 - —r“ * - •J. 44 . ■/, 14.121.8 C ■ . *32 COHP 4RAn\*E STATEMENT OF TAXES COM -EC TED AND TO BE COLLECTED Name of Fund — ' 525 401 82 *26.765 64 *28.333 33 *21,704 46 Oeneral rZZZZZZZZ- 3.W.1# 9.057 06 4.159 90 3^» rumulattre Sewer — T ~ '* " , . ; *29.184 *2 *35.822 70 $32 493 23 *26,512.41 •Mol — " -y-'T,... Vu- uvies have been determined, and presented to the -sgSß^^ir^’^^asggSgegssSsS fc’Efewsaff - rw«d7 whichever daw »• !»*«• “* tM EDITH BAUMOARTNER MJ — 4. 11 A 18 «Tq£F 24* X96S-

Wedaeada/ August 18, 1965

Miller and family during the school i term. |. ■ Miss Janet Rose Estep, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo W Estep, and l Johnnie Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. s Guy Fisher of east of Milford, were ‘ married Thursday evening. Aug. 15, ' by Rev. E. C Reidenbach at his home in Syracuse. Miss Dorothea Groves left this 1 week for Kimball. Neb. to assume her duties as fifth grade teacher in the schools there. j Jackie Darr, two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Darr. injured his arm last week from the hand almost to his shoulder when it* became caught in an electric washing machine wringer. Mr. and Mrs Bruce Lemmert attended the Lemmert reunion .at North Liberty Sunday. Farrel Cain, who is a member of the National Guards, has returned from a two weeks’ stay at Camp Knox. Ky , where he had been engaged in military activities. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ness of Phoenix are guests of tier brother, Victor Fuller, and family and others. ■ : • ' . . ■ , Henry DeFries has recovered from injuries received about two weeks a-1 go when the auto he was backing from the garage struck a died and he suffered - several fractured ribs | and a back injury. 40 YF.ARS AGO. AUGUST 20. 1925 Mrs Ella Haney. 57, of near Milford. died in the Epvvorth hospital at South Bend Thursday evening about 20 minutes after being run over by an automobile. She is survived.by two children. Mrs. Clara Fox and Welcome Haney, both of Milford. Mrs Scott, Clayton and son Sammy of Silver Lake spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Winnie Treesh. Harry Lew-alien of North Webster

began his duties as the new county J superintendent of schools on Mon- < day morning. Mr. Lew’allen is successor to Jesse Bruner. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Connon and 1 daughters, Lavem and Vivian, of : Kouts were recent guests of Mr. and, ; Mrs. George Hanaway and family, jj Miss Mabel Hammers spent Fn- ; day at Piereeton with her’ parents, i Mr. and Mrs W. A. Hammers. Miss Mabel Tom filled her po6i- < lion as assistant librarian at the Milford Public Library last week. Mrs. Walter Kilvert and daughter 1 Helen of New Point. Ind., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George j Wyland. Mr. and Mrs. John Hosier and daughter. Miss Erma, of Chicago, 'have been the guests of Mrs. Hosi ier’s mother, Mrs. Jacob Weimer, and also her brother, Ancil Weimler, and family. 50 YEARS AGO. AUGUST 19, 1915 More than 500 attended the picnic at the county infirmary near Warsaw Thursday. Mrs. Culp, Mr. and (Mrs. James Maloy, and others went , from Milford. J Harlan Sharp moved his family into the new residence of F. S. Keehn on Catherine street Saturday. The residence was only completed within the past week. A son was born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Burl Stamer, who reside near Milford Junction. —Leesburg Journal. Mrs. A. L. Brown and daughter. Miss Marjorie, and Miss Beatrice Myers heard Mme SchUman-Heink at’Winona Lake Saturday evening. One of the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs Amy Hollar died Monday mortiing after a brief, life not to exceed a : few days. The remaining twin son I has been quite sick, but was reported some better when going to press. Miss Lillian Baumgartner, spent a week with Misses Mary and Tina i Popp, Helen Senesv, La von Chap- . man, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hardisty at Fort Wayne. «* ' l Mrs. Carl Walker. Berrien Springs. Mich . is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Barnes, on west Catherine street j F E. Rohrer. 54, better known to 1 all Milford people as .’’Forry Rohrer'' died about one o'clock Wedj nesdav at his home on Higbee street. He leaves a wife: one daughter, Mrs Carl Barnhart: and one son. Leon, of Marion, 0 ',

HARRY VANHEMERT BUYS 1 CARROLL KOBLE HOME ] Harry VanHemert of Syracuse has purchased the home of Car- < roll Kobie in the Syracuse city park locality. . Mr. and Mrs. Kobie will be moving to the country in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. VanHemert have been residing in the property of Robert Burkholder. HOMEMAKER OF YEAR CONTEST The Active Ladies chib has nominated Mrs. Devon (Marialyce* Moore of r 2 Nappanee to participate in the second annual Home- ; maker of the Year contest at the Indiana state fair. “The contest is designed to honor Hoosier homemakers who have made outstanding contributions to their homes, chibs and communities,”' stated Mrs. Ida E. Wright, Greenwood, director of the women's department. This year more than 100 Hoosier homemakers are competing for the coveted - title. Judges will select 10 finalists next week, and these 10 ladies will be guests of the Indiana state fair on Sunday, August 29, while participating in the contest On Monday August 30. at a special J SALES & SERVICE I I TIMEX I I WATCH I % CENTER K . M "Same Day Repair" m ■ f FREE Worronfy Sarrtg* 'l 9 M C pMKhas.d at J M I Lake Jewelers I ■ PIERRE MORAN % ■ SHOPPING CENTER V 9 OPEN 10 a.m. to 0 p.a. 9 ■ Monday thru Friday. W W 9 ifi. to 7 pm. Saturday K V Sam* Day W K ELECTRIC SHAVES ■ ■ REPAIR m K Naxt Door to Top Voiua Story jF ELKHART, INDLANA NOTICE to TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION Thr taxpayers of the ‘ Warsaw Com-: ' munity Public Library taxing district are : hereby notified that the Board of Trust- ' ees of said Übrary will meet to the War- ; saw Community Library Building in the City of Warsaw, Indiina. at 415 pm. on S. pt- mber 7, 1965. to consider the following additional appropriation neces- j sary to meet the extra ordinary emergency existing at this time. Art additional appropriation of i .*7,194 00 to be applied on the cost of remodeling and .quipping the existing library building and for the purpose of ; constructing and equipping the new addi- ; tion to said existing buUding and the to-j cidt-ntal expenses n.-cessarlly incurred in ! connection with said project. The funds to meet such additional appropriation wIU come In part from transfer from the library Improvement ReServe Fund and in part from unap- : proprlated proceeds of bond sale. Taxpayers of said Übrary district appearing at said meeting will be heard The additional appropriation, if made. wUI b»> referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing thereon as requlrj by law. . 1 Dated August 2, 1965 WARSAW COMMINITT FCBUC LIBRARY ESTHER PFLEIDERER, Secretary MJ — A 11 Sc 18

Notice To Taxpayers Os Tax Levies | IN THE MATTER Or DETERMINING THE TAX RATES TOR CERTAIN PURPOSES BY WARSAW CIVIL CITY, KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. INDL4N.V BEFORE THE COSCWON COUNCIL. Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers of Warsaw Civil City., Kosciusko County. Indiana, that the proper officer* of said civil city, at their regular meeting piace, on the 30th day of August. 1965. , w;tll consider the foUowin* ' budget:' ■ .MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND Current Obligations — 00 00* yr- ■ Services Personal ~. $25.000 00 Properties 9.000 09 / CUrrent^Charges'""”-!'".-7-1* *2.0000C Total Parking Meter Fund *40.175.00 / Current Obligation* — „ ••_.. 1.000 0C ' CITY FLAN FUND [. . } ■ ” ■ Services Personal . ■_..* 3.300.00 , ’ . ' ' Total Motor Vehicle Hwy. Pd. $52,000 00 Services Contractual w—-. 1.603 00 BOND FUND Supplies -- -- —— — • ■■ ■_ ‘current ObilgatJfM ... — .. S 3;750 00 Current Obligations —• 150 00 GENERAL FUND Services Service* Current befcii Payment. — 15.000 00 . „. , .. Personal Contractual Supplies Material* Charges Properties ■ ~ ~ - “ r ‘" * 5 ' 143 00 T Total Bond Fund — $18.750 00 AVIATION ll.'B Mayor ——7 * 4,000 00 . 600 00 $ 150.00. CEMETERY FUND # . sSvfce* Civrk-Treasurer X— 4.500 00 150 00 250.00 400 00 SSSSLf . "SSS . Sn*‘is ISSc Judge 3.150.P0 y \*m 600.00 x mSSm 800 OC • Current Charges 3 740 00 ' Common Council -.-a- — 4.900 00 60.575 00 850.00 * .10.270 00 5.000 00 g£S3 gSESm .-ZrJl= ''*££ Attorney - —- —-*•- -3.000.00 . S» Personal —- — $ 4.000 00 , Police Dept. -1 - 64.100 00 1.650.00 4.900 00 1.800 00 3,500.00 PARR * * 36 ' 23700 v ”7'“ “ " ■ • -PARK-RECREATION FUND Total Cum. Capital Imp. Fund *IB.OOO 00 Fire Dept u. - - - - - - 48.420.00 IJOO.OO 2.500 00 2 200 Cd 5,300 00 Sendee* ■■Sanuatid:: A- Sewer -Depts Public Works. 64,619 00 13,750 00 9.575 00 6.50080 ; 16.500 00 7— 2.245 00 Sggg* ..jSSSSSLL* . * M.OO * Materials 'zXi Rtinn?i«>« ■ 2S oo S-reet Fund. — .6,000.00, 5.85000 5,575 00 16.500 00 3,50000 Current Charges ... 4,930 00 client Ch'arges 717777777—17777 15.910 00 „ Current Obligations — — . »«* jCaaTVB* ObHgstkw* —AH Departments . 4,000.88 Properties — ’ — j ■ . 1 ■ Total’ Park-Recreatlcn .Fund ,*43.695.00 . fire PENSION FUND. ' aMMLVaa ad' PARKING MEYER FUND Services Personal -S 25 M Total General' Fund" —- —■ *3*5.”44,00 . Services Personal $15,108.00 Services Contractual 50 00 i • Service* Contractual 800 00 Supplies • ' — 25.00 • Supplies - 250 00 Current Charges — 3.160 00 '• Materials 13.000 00 ■ _ • — ; . Current Charges - 1.625.00 Total Fire Pension Fund _ $ 3,260 00 - » Complete detail of budget estimates may be seen In the office of City Clerk-Treasurer . estimates of funds to be raised , Park Parkins City Cum. ***** W'* °5£ x Recr^d a W A^ a c « ? - p^ oa n " ■ J. Total ' Bwtbg** Estimate . for incoming ■■■■;.■ — - n> 1966> U A”* ** sj; vvo.oo *18.750.00 * 36,237 00 S 43,695 00 $ 40,375.00 S 5,143 00 * 13,890 00 S 18.000 00 S 16.010 00 , * 2,260 00 | \ -.sssry expendlturea Jiily 1 to Dec. 31 of present year, to by made from K 2 823 00 9 433 00 ' 3096288 23;978 00 ' 21.28500 . 3 642 00 8.761 CO ’8,580 1,720.00 appropriations unerpended — — — 211.216.00 «.*«■«» w ' 3 Additional appropriaibtr.* to be made ■ July 1 to Dec. 31 of present' year — 4V Outstanding temporary lonas to. b*'if premat year . .' ;■ ' . . . _ . ’■ - . — : — — .T— —• — i 590.00 4,96' FUNDS ON HAND' AND TO BE RECSIv''■feD FROM SOURCES. OTHER THAN PRO- ( . * - POSED TAX LEVY -• ' 6...Actuai biiance June 30th of premnt . gwnaiim ■ li.fi**.oo 11646 00 18.353C0-. . 3,358 00 14 502.08 7.196.00 8.410.0 G j ~‘ ■ r . •' . 134,846 00 . .. 1 * Tax s77b" > pr «ens . year __ ; - £43 CO' 9 414 C 8 14—' 1-569 00 - 276 00 Dec S« t tit - — — . .... x* - * 8. Mtscellanecus revenue to be reeeiv.-d - . ' July 1 of pres- nt year t<* Dec. 31 cf _ An incoming year - Schedule# on file , 74700 ' 9W5.8i0 1,347.00 ' ;. «— «* ’„ IS’22 (UM ■ a. Special taxes —..— -- — **4f*-fi ' -ic-iwi ' • 17.300.00 7,580.00 68,080,00 7.080.80 4.600 00 *8.000.00 ...00 00 654 00 j b. AU other revenue .— -— - ' 65,142 00 _X-— .—— — 1--19. Total'Funds (Add line* 6,7.. 8a and . - ueW4H 21J£80 00 39,260.00 41.320.00 63.358.00 ’ 13.601.00, ’20,818.00 16,332.00 9,064.00 ‘ 8b V ’ ■ -33“-4.33 W ** ‘• - A * ’■*“ IC NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF . * |i IHCOMINQ YEAR (Deduct Un* ,5 — 6 98300 17.939 00 26 353.00 -4.816 00 1,833.00 . 8 .58.00 j from line 5) • ‘ — 25.,52..00 . ■ . .", . ■ ’. 1L Operating Balance (Not to excess c? _ _ n expenses from Jan- 1 to Jaa* 1. >. ’ wemfi 4,16800 3.500.00 1.388.86 ~ 3,000.<» 8.606.66 • tern mlse. revenue for same period) - 53.000.00 ■'. . ■ » ° , . —. . . ■ ——— . -— i — ■ ■ [ 12. AMOUNT TO BE RAISKD BY TAX * 16 903 00 * 22.039.60 * 29.853.06 $ * * 4,83366 S 16.258.00 .* J LEVY (Add Uae* 10 and 11) —*310,527 00 * * ib.sw.w ) PROPOSED LEVIES _ _ S'9 06 A 940 00 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED - ; Net. -Taxable -Property <*,*«* collected Collected Collected * Levy on Levy on Amountto $231 I 00 1 4 0.00 *30o!s81 0C FUNDS- - foOB Property S£y *33l.Ng*B S n , 6 U - 800 13.745.00 22.071 00 Omml- - —: #1 f 3 22 Its M Bcmd _J z 16.096.00 . 27.219 00 36.081.00 . 18.464.00 Cemetery _— — —u — 1—? 'no 17.156 06 Park-Recreation — 33.799 00 35,401,00 27,491.00 33.10,00 1 gy-m :,rr-7— «S ‘ ;;;;:;:;:_7:_:7_;;„;7_ 1.662.00 Aviation .........t 1 [ol 17.156 00 Police Pension 8.047 00 11,886 00 12 027 00 15,323.00 PanaVm . ~ *402 597 00 total *310,633.00 *322,87400 *348,790.00 *393.773 00 _ ' - . . - . „ . . _ . ♦w—i. After the tax levies have been determined, and presented to the county auditor not later than two day? Ptter to the second Monday Taxpayer* appeeriTtg shall have a right to be heard thereem, Arter tne_ tax ra so to do by the county auditor ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to . to September, end the levy fixed by the county tax with tha county auditor on or before the 4th Monday of Sept, or on or before the tenth day after publlca--1 Si ys-pg-s ."is. s."s«. ve* « « .™». ' v NORMA OILWORTH, Clerk-Treasurer MJ -e A. 11 * 18 I Dated Augcst 1. 1965. * * ' *

Ladies’ Day program in the women’s building, beginning at 10 a.m., the winner wUI be announced. The 1965 Homemaker of the Year

FREE ‘2O“ VALUE Anchor-Hocking Set . ’ OR Electric Knife To Any REMC Member Purchasing An Air Conditioner, Offered JUNE 15 to SEPT. 15 S Keep your I home COOL ! nd DRY this j summer j i ...WITH ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONING j I * 1 I Room air conditioners can make your home do not cool thtf air like an &ir conditioner, j 1 completely comfortable in the hottest, mug- but they effectively remove moisture to | 1 giest weather. These attractive, compact assure safe storage of valuable tools or j t units are easily installed in any type of clothing. 1 | window, and are available in a variety of jjefmmidjfiers and room air conditlonJ capacities to meet your particular room ers are low in cost, compared to the utility 1 j requirements. and comfort they provide. They are two 1 ■ Or, If dampness keeps you from making practical examples of how REMC electricity 1 j full use of your basement and other storage helps make rural living more pleasant, the 1 * rooms, you should consider buying an elec- year around. » I trie dehumidifier. These practical appliances . ,I | As|( your appliance dealer for full information about the roam air conditioner! and | ■ dehumidifiers that he sells. See him soon. j J ( kosciusko / V • mka RURAL lIICTKIC MIMIIIfHIR «OIPOIATION

wiß be awarded a gold bowl and an all-expense paid week end for ther and one other person to an ■ Indiana state park or e cash award

l of SIOO. | The 1964 Homemaker of the Year i was Mrs. Vera Montgomery of 1 l i South Bend, St. Joseph county. Jj.

The Indiana state fair, located in Indianapolis at 38th and Fall Creek Blvd., will begin .August 28 and continue September 7.