The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 September 1969 — Page 11

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY . HOUSE FOR RENT: Three bedrooms, adults, no pets, references, Ligonier. Please call 4572684, Syracuse. HOMES WANTED for little kittens, all white. Ph. 658-4591. WOODWORKING LATHE for sale -r 30 in. long, % hp. motor. Cutting tools, two face plate, good condition, $45. Ph. 457-3059. 618 S. Huntington St., Syracuse. THIS WEEK at Kercher’s, Calhaven peaches, Sweet Alberta peaches, Bartlett pears, Chenango Strawberry and Wealthy apples, cantaloupe and watermelon, tomatoes and sweet corn. Next week, Red Skin peaches, Macintosh apples. Sunrise Orchards and Market, south of Goshen, 1 mile on Indiana 15. MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTION HELP: Steady employment, fringe benefits, paid insurance and pension. Apply 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. TRW, INC., 34201 Van Dyke, Warren, Mich. An equal opportunity employer. DUROC BOAR and GILT SALE— Saturday, Sept. 6, 1969, 7:30 p. m. 4-H and FFA judging contest at 5:30 p.m. sllO in gift certificates offered. Forty-t w o boars sonorayed 5.2 Loin Eye Feed conversion on boar test pen 2.40, certified litters from certified sire. Sale to be held at the farm four miles south of Churubusco, Ind., on highway 33, then % mile west on Hildabrand Rd. Write for catalog. George Frazier & Sons, R. R. 3, Fort Wayne, Ind., 46803.

FOR SALE

Treesh Trailer Sales and Service PHONE: 658-4500 ROAD 15, SOUTH— MILFORD, IND. OPEN 7 DAYS DEALER FOR—- — Vega, Steury and Carl’s Pick-Up Campers and Toppers HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Excellent opening for young woman. Preferable 19-25. Neat, pleasant, good personality. Dictation a must. Receptionist, phone operator, secretary. Paid holidays, vacations, pension plan and insurance. I Call in person at the office of f Sea Nymph Mfg. Syracuse Housewives!! If It Is Impossible For You To Work All Day - How About Trying One Os Our Part-Time Shifts. DAYS: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. NIGHTS: 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Start Earning After Your Children Start To School By Performing Light Assembly Work In A Clean Factory At Top Wages. WE ALSO HAVE OPENINGS ON OUR REGULAR SHIFTS * DAYS: 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. NIGHTS: 4 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Apply: Chamberlin Products 503 Broad St. SOUTH WHITLEY, IND. Hours: 8:00- 4:30 Monday thru Friday

LEGALS NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE The public is hereby notified that the Whitko Community School Corporation, an Indiana Corporation, will TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED: Tool and die makers experienced in plastic injection mold. Good working conditions, modem equipment, fringe benefits, including retirement plan. Write or call Reed City Tool & Die Corp., 603 E. Church, Reed City, Mich., 49677. Phone (616) 832-5309. THREE ROOM furnished apartment for rent. Automatic heat. Call 457-2278. INDIANA BERKSHIRE BREEDERS BOAR and GILT SALE, Saturday, Sept. 13, 1969, 7 p.m., Noblesville, Ind. CASH IN on one of today’s hottest fields. Train at home for resort and hotel management. Plenty of opportunities for qualified people of all ages. No obligation. Career Guidance Association, 3816 Hiawatha, Michigan City, Ind., 46360. SPECIALIZED TRAINING is important today, now more than ever before. Investigate this opportunity—no obligation. Marina management and mechanics in one package. All you need to operate a boat yard and service shop. Train now—at home. The Pleasure Boating Industry needs you. Nationwide placement. V. A. Approved Great Lakes Marine Tech, 3816 Hiawatha Dr., Michigan City, Ind., 46360.

FOR SALE

offer at private sale by bld the following described leal estate situate in Kosciusko County. State of Indiana, to-wit: Commencing at a point six hundred and thirty-five (635) f«et south of the northeast corner of, section sixteen (16) township thirty-one (31) north, range seven (7) east, thence west twenty (20) rods, thence south sixteen (16) rods, thence east twenty (20> rods, thence north sixteen (16) rods to the place of beginning and containing two (2) acres. All bids must be in writing accompanied by a cashier’s check or money order for ten (10%) per cent of the bid and must be in the office of the Superintendent of Schools. Whitko Community School Corporation, .on or before 7:30 o’clock P. M. on the 6th day of October, 1969. Said office is in the Whitko Community School Corporation Administration Building in Pierceton, Indiana. Terms of the sale are cash: i. e., ten (10%) per cent down at time of bidding and the balance on settlement date which shall be as soon as the necessary proof of title and deed can be prepared and are approved by purchaser. Any sale is final and the ten (10%) per cent down payment is forfeited if purchaser fails to comply with the terms of sale. Purchaser shall have a reasonable time in which to examine said title and if defects are found the School Corporation shall have a reasonable time to correct same. The choice of abstract or title insurance shall remain in the School Corporation. Possession shall be immediate upon execution of a satisfactory contract. Taxes, if any, shall be pro-rated as of date of sale. All bids shall be open to the public from date of receipt. The School Corporation reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. This sale and notice is given pursuant to resolution duly passed by the Whitko Community School Corporation Board of Trustees on the sth day of May. 1969. WHITKO COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION By Keith Carper Superintendent . PP & M-J, A 27, S 3 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The town board of the town of Milford Junction. Indiana will receive bids for purchase and application of asphalt mixture for certain street improvements until 7:30 p.m. EDT on the 9th day of September, 1969, in the Town Hall of the Town of Milford Junction, Indiana. Proposals will be received for improvements to separate parts of streets and for all of said certain streets and for materials to be furnished all in accordance to plans and specifications now on file In the office of the Town Clerk-Treasurer. Proposals shall be properly and completely executed on bid form 95 and with form 96 and non-collusion affidavit as prescribed by the state board of accounts and required by statute. An acceptable certified check or bank draft, made payable to the Town Clerk-Treasurer or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and a satisfactory surety company in an amount not less than 10 per cent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. Contractors awarded work shall be required to furnished an acceptable surety bond in an amount of 100 per cent of the contract price. Payment shall be made from funds on hand and' the award shall be conditioned on funds being available for such construction and no bids shall be withdrawn after the opening of bids without the consent of the Town Clerk-Treasurer for a period of 60 days after the scheduled time of closing bids. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive any Informalities in bidding. Town Board of Milford Junction, Indiana CARL DUNCAN GERALD MARTIN THOMAS A. MILLER MJ A. 27 & S. 3 PETITION FOR LOCATION OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY Kosciusko County Commissioners’ Court State of Indiana, Kosciusko County, ss In the matter of the Petition of Alonzo Henderson et al for the establishment of a Public Highway in Sections 26-33-7 in Tippecanoe Township, at Kuhn Lake. A 40-ft. road leading back to Kuhn Lake with center line beginning 20-ft. South of Southeast corner Lot 12. thence running West 1,045.8-ft. to the

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ” 67 acres, located I>4 miles north of Syracuse, one home with 9 rooms, 3 bedrooms; one home with 5 rooms, two bedrooms, large barn, large chicken house, crops consist of corn and beans. — CALL — CLAUDE FRENCH PHONE: 457-2534 SYRACUSE, INO. s — Or\ — PHONE: 533-7959 GOSHEN, IND. — Or — PHONE: 533-4393 ___ GOSHEN, IND. EARLEW.WALTZ REALTOR LISTED TODAY — WAWASEE LAKE FRONT — WAVELAND BEACH. Large, airy, five bedroom, furnished, two story frame home, completely year-round, full basement, oil heat. Big paneled living room with beamed ceiling, fireplace, tile floored screened porch front and side, nice kitchen, dinette, bedroom and bath down. Up are fcur extra large bedrooms and full bath. Excellent closet space, entire home in A-1 condition. Finest beach, pier, cement boathouse for two boats with big sundeck. Two car garage, beautifully kept yard and shrubbery. A perfect home on the lake. Slabaugh's. WAWASEE LAKE FRONT, Sunset Park. Delightful west winds cool this lovely ranch type 4 bedroom home (two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bath in apt. over garage). Living room with fireplace, enclosed front porch, two bedrooms, bath, kitchen, and very large enclosed family room-breeze-way. Attached 2 car garage with workshop, valuable 100 x 220 lake front lot. Barkdull’s. NEW, ALUMINUM SIDED three bedroom home on channel across from The Beacon has ceramic tile bath, gas heat. Income possibility with two year-round rental cottages in rear. Frost’s. WAUBEE LAKE on a beautiful corner lot 70 x 150. Magnificent, brand new, three bedroom brick home with electric heat. All completely carpeted, picture windows, family room and kitchen comb., two baths, finest paneled and heated 254 car garage. NO FINER HOME ON THE LAKES AT THIS PRICE! WEBSTER LAKE. Situated on high ground overlooking lake, this modern two level home has huge family room, kitchen, bath and utility on ground floor with cement patio surrounding. Upstairs is finest kitchen, carpeted living room, 3 bedrooms and bath. Gas heat, extra nice garage, beautifully landscaped. Dr. Hogle’s. PAPAKEECHIE LAKE. Aluminum sided, two bedroom has attractive glassed-in front porch, partial basement with gas heat. Overlooks lake with path to your boat. Priced at $9830. SYRACUSE. 719 Front Street. Most desirable three bedroom beautifully carpeted home in town with channel at back door. Step down into living room, open stairway, gas fireplace, dining room, kitchen, utility with oil heat, bath and 54, garage-. Brick colonial framed with spacious lawn. 21 2» East John St., Syracuse. Small, three bedroom frame home with stone trim. Ideal for retired couple. Situated on three lots. EARLE W. WALTZ HOMES FOR EVERY NEED Clara Warner James Ellis Ear| W. Waltz 457-3465 831-4872 457-2189 Syracuse New Paris Syracuse

MILFORD R 1 RESIDENT IN ELKHART HOSPITAL Andrew J. Beer became ill at his home on r 1 Milford Thursday morning due to a heart attack. He was taken to the Elkhart hospital and put in the intensive care ward-365. He is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Beer’s daughter, Mrs. Urban Bauer of Cissna Park, 111., came Saturday and remained until today. BIRTHDAY OF MRS. IVA NEFF OBSERVED BY EMPLOYEES The August 28 birthday of Mrs. Iva Neff was observed last Friday afternoon at the Walter Drug Company in Milford where she is employed. A lovely angel food cake, baked by Mrs. Harold Young, also an employee, was cut and served by Mrs. Neff to the manager, Noel John Perry, and to fellow employees, Mrs. Kenneth Miller, Miss Esther Getz, Debbie WoKerman, Nancy Gunderlock, and Alan Coy. Mrs. Neff was the recipient of a wrist watch from the group. The evening before Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Walter Wuthrich, Mrs. Otto Wiggs, Mrs. Louis Rassi and Mrs. Agnes Hurd dined at a North Webster restaurant honoring their birthdays which occur in August and September. turn around. 40-ft. in radious, in the Hughel-Dausman Development. Said petition will be presented by the petitioners to the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana on the Bth day of September. 1969, at the regular September. 1969, meeting of said Board, in the Commissioners’ Room, in the Court House, in the City of Warsaw, Kosciusko County. Indiana. Dated this 25th day of August, 1969. LAWRENCE BUTTS. Auditor, Kosciusko County. Indiana MJ — A. 27 & 5.3 PETITION FOR LOCATION OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY Kosciusko County Commissioners* Court State of Indiana. Kosciusko County, ss Petition for Location of. Public Highway: A tract of land 50 feet in width located in the NW Quarter of Section 14. Township 33N, R7E. in Kosciusko County, Indiana described as follows: Starting on Dixie Drive 1308.85’ North of the SW Corner of NWH of Section 14 then east 200’. then a road goes north 200’ to a Cul-de-Sac of 100’ Diameter, roadway continues on east another 160’ where a road goes south 193’ to a Cul-de-Sac of 100’ Diameter, roadway continues on east 115’ then road curves NE for 282.6’ to a Cul-de-Sac of 100’ Diameter, road curves from Cul-de-Sac NW to N for 190.7’ then straight N for 66’. The same being known and designated as Boydston Mill Estates containing 25 Lots and preliminary plat begin approved April 1, 1968 by the County Commissioners. Said petition will be presented by the petitioners to the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana on the Bth day of September. 1969. at the regular September, 1969. meeting of said Board, in the Commissioners’ Room, in the Court House, in the City of Warsaw, Kosciusko County. Indiana. Dated this 25th dav of Aueust, 1969. LAWRENCE BUTTS. Auditor, Kosciusko County. Indiana MJ — A. 27 * 5.3

Along Main Street By GEORGIA BUSTER School this week and then by the first of next week things will be back to normal with colleges starting. Even if it stays warm, the summer has ended for the kids. It has been a rather tragic one for Syracuse, but may be only because the deaths by accident were young people that most of us knew. Have heard some good reports on the quick action of the Syracuse fire department and emergency unit. And in very dry weather, the Pickwick Theatre and Jaycees headquarters, in the old Youth Center were flooded Thursday night when the sewer lines in the alley backed up. The town’s workers went out at 9 p.m., but only two could be located and not enough to dig up the alley. It was all fixed by 10 a m. Friday. Hear one of local boys, who is a county deputy sheriff, has been gathering eggs instead of chasing yeggs lately. I do believe Syracuse has the only store left around here that still uses a bell on the door to ring when a customer opens the door. The Star Store still uses such a bell. Far from being out of date in merchandise the Star Store has very up-to-date items. Mrs. M. D. Ruple of here thinks she may be the only person who had a relative attending the Nix-on-Astro dinner. Her nephew, James Nennott of Twin Oaks, Calif., was an invited guest to the dinner, as a telephone company representative. If you have been to the license branch or library you must have noticed the flowers in Mike Larranaga’s yard. I hear Hilda (Mrs. Larranaga) has a real green thumb that the flowers she plants just bloom and bloom. Must be so judging from the ones in front. Mrs. Melville Smith, who lives on the corner of Pearl street and Dolan drive, has just had her house painted and really shows up some of us neighbors, so I hope to paint the trim on my house before the snow flies. I have siding so that lets me out of the big job. Jay Peffley of NIPSCo is back on the job. He took off just after his daughter, Cheryl’s wedding. We were sure he had gone along on the wedding trip, but Jay says he was just resting up from the work and excitement of the wedding. This is the time to think about those boys still in or going to Viet Nam. Several organizations will be sending packages, so if you have some one in Viet Nam A or know of some one, get the address to the Wawasee area Jayshees.

Public Auction Will sell at Public Auction, located 3 miles north of Leesburg on Old State Road 15 or 2 miles south of Milford on Old State Road 15. on Wednesday, Sept 10—12:00 Farm Machinery M tractor w/2 way hydraulic good tires; Int. 455 4-row cultivator; Int. 2-row cultivator; Int. 2-3-16" plow; Int. 2-16" plow; Int. 449 4-row corn planter; JD tractor mower; Int. side delivery rake; Dunham 10' single roll cultipacker; Farmers Friend 40' double chain elevator w/drag; Int. 2 MH corn picker in good condition; 3-section spring tooth harrow; 4section spring tooth harrow; good 2-section spike tooth harrow; 3-section spike tooth harrow; wagon and flack rack w/hoist; wagon and rack; Int. 2-row corn planter; horse mower; Superior drill; l-row cultivator; two gang plow. Miscellaneous 2 sets Int. wheel weights; gas cans; 3 Lantz rolling coulters; double trees; neck yoke; single shovel; binder truck; double shovel; fork; shovels; chains; cylinder pump; 6 Leesburg hog houses 6x7; electric brooder stove; picket cribbing; 275 gal. tank; gas 6 h.p. motor and many miscellaneous items. Swell Body sleigh 200 bales more or less clover hay crimped and never wet Furniture Player piand w/bench; piano rolls; straight chairs; rockers; fruit jars; lawn chairs; Singer sewing machine; radio; bed; crocks. Lunch Served TERMS—CASH Not responsible for accidents Fred L Harlan ELMER MARTIN, Auctioneer MAURICE BEER, Clerk

The Red Cross is again sending ditty bags. These bags hold several items that the boys need and use, but do not come with regular service equipment. I heard that one item needed is a small can opener. We are again sending scuffs to the Veterans* hospital in Fort Wayne, along with books and magazines. Then on New Year’s Day the books and magazines go to the state prison at Michigan City. We also send heavy winter clothing to the Cheyenne Indians in Montana and small items to the Togus Veterans’ hospital in Maine, so when you are cleaning house don’t throw away any of these things. Get in touch with me, I can tell you where to leave them. With the holidays and tourist season over until November, the traffic may not be quite so heavy but with schools open, one must watch for the children,, especially the small ones just starting this year. ? Be a good sport—be a good driver —drive carefully! Indianapolis Stockyards Open September 15 BOURBON—The Etna GreenBourbon Branch of the Indianapolis Stockyards, a full service livestock marketing center for northern Indiana, will begin operation Monday, Sept. 15, according to Harry Gamage, president of the Indianapolis Stockyards Corporation. Gamage also announced that William O. Byrum of Onondaga, Mich., will manage the new Etna Green-Bourbon Branch. Byrum, his wife and nine month old son will soon take up residence in the Etna Green-Bour-bon area. According to Gamage, the new branch of the Indianapolis Stockyards will offer livestock growers and feeders of northern Indiana an “at home” full service market that will fulfill the marketing needs of the area. Gamage said, “We will offer graded pool selling of hogs, auction selling cattle, the purchase of feeder pigs and stocker and feeder cattle on order, and a full commodities trading service. Byrum, a graduate of Michigan State university in Animal Husbandry before being appointed manager of the new Etna Green-Bourbon operation, was employed by the Michigan Farm Bureau as a livestock specialist. In commenting on his new duties, Byrum said, “I believe that the graded pool system of selling hogs, which means that all hogs shipped to the market will be sold under competitive conditions, will bring a new concept in hog marketing and hog prices to the area.” Byrum has opened his office at the “big green barn” on U. S. 30 between Etna Green and Bourbon, and invites livestock growers and feeders of the area to stop by for a chat to learn more about the services the new market will offer livestock men of the area. Miss Edith Baumgartner was a luncheon guest of Mrs. John Hoerr of r 1 Milford Sunday.

Wed., Sept. 3, 1969 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

111 SILVER ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED — Mr. and Mrs. James Cecil celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary September 1. Mr. Cecil and the former Kathryne Magers of Marion were married at Fort Pierce, Fla., in 1944. The couple is the parents of three daughters, Vicki Kowallik of Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. John (Jane) Willard of North Webster and Linda at home. Also, they have two granddaughters, Tammy Kowallik and Jennifer Willard. *

PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES Having sold our home and moving to Florida, we will sell at Auction the following personal property located on South Side of Knapp Lake, 6 miles E of North Webster on Backwaters. Road and mile north on — SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 at 1:00 I>. M. Electronic Spinet Organ, bench “Listen and Play” records and lesson books, Rowe Heritage - House Sleeper-soft, early Am.; Gibson Frost-Clear refrig.-freezer (171 lb. freezer) Saginaw Expand-away buffet-table, extends over 8 ft.; Lady Ken more Auto, Washer; Lady Kenmore elec, dryer; secretary-desk; 19- n. portable T-V; Stereo Cabinet with 12-inch speakers; FM tuner; FM Amplifier; Garrard turntable; Gold nylon wing chair; dk. (jreen nylon base rocker; maple headboard bed, chest, vanity and suffet; box spring and mattress; Tru-cold, reversible, 3-speed window fan with thermostat. 26-volume Collier’s Encyclopedia; large,Webster’s unabridged dictionary; Stereoscope and Stenographic Library; Oneida Community Plate sliverware for 12, in chest; set Russell IVright dinnerware; elec, heater; Dormeyer deep fryer; G. E. toaster; Sunbeam elec, skillet; Airway elec, sweeper; Sunbeam flour polisher; clothes hamper; ironing board; wash board; chairs; end table; piano lamp, other lamps; kerosene lamp; antique lam:) brackets. Shelves; Mirrors; Rugs, Canisters; Cookbooks; Odd dishes, glassware, pots, crocks, silverware; Blankets; Pillows; lledspreads; Fruit jars, some green glass-tops; Riding mower, ro:ary power mower; Lawn table with 8-foot umbrella; Lawn settee, lawn chairs; Step ladder, extension ladder; Old trunk; Carpenters’ 4foot level; Garden and other tools; Farm dinner bell; many miscellaneous items. Terms - Cash Not responsible fcir accidents MR. AND MRS. GLENN F. WILKINS FRED A. RICHARDS, Auctioneer Ft.’Wayne P1i745-3974

NITE - PUBLIC AUCTION - NITE Os ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MISCELLANEOUS We, the undersigned owners, will sell the following personal property at Public Auction located 1 miles west of Prep School on the north side of Lake Wawasee east to Syracuse, Indiana, or Yz I® eas * Harkless Marina on the North Shore of Dike Wawasee on — Thursday Evening. Sept. 11,1969 Starting at 6:30 P. M. - Indiana Time HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Hotpoint Electric Refrigerator; Magic Chef apartment 4-burneir electric stove; 2 piece living room suite; Dining roo n extension table; bed complete; twin beds with bo:i: springs & mattresses; steel bed complete; studio cou eh; floor and bridge lamps; bedding; rocking chai is; twin steel beds complete; two blanket chests; Threw rugs; rugs; porch rug 9 x 12; some dishes; pots «i.nd pans and cooking utensils. ANTIQUES — Set of 6 cane-bottom chairs; commode; sewing rocker; dresser with marble insert, walnut; walnut dresser with tear-drop pulls; 6-draw-er chest; walnut bed complete; folding card table; wicker face to face loveseat; wicker loveseat; wicker settee; plank bottom chairs; walnut lovesei it; rockers; walnut oval stand; small drop-leaf table; porch settee; plant stands; night stand; 4-drawer dresser; set of 4 chairs; 2 chairs; night stand with drawer; cane-bottom and back rocker; dresser with oval mirror; wicker stand; wall mirror; No. 4 dinrer bell, chairs; and other miscellaneous items. MISCELLANEOUS — 82 gallon electric water heater; 14 ft. Starcraft aluminum boat, good; ladders; shower stall; piston water pump and pressure tar}k; 2 lawn gliders; lawn chair; chaise lot nge and matching chair; two cushioned chairs; hand lawn mower; crochet set; hand tools; other miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash Not responsible for Accidents Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Brooks, Jr. OWNERS Winford Lewis & John Frir, Clerk Harvey Lambright, Auctioneers 124 No. Detroit St., LaGrange, Indiana 46761

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