The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 February 1970 — Page 6
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AROUND K ®Sb I V c / U TzM 5 1 v _ k M A new face at Wawasee high school is Francisco Peixto. an exchange student from Brazil, S. A. Francisco is making his home with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Prickett, North Lake street, Syracuse. He comes to WHS through ••Youth For Understanding," and will remain here about six -months. He speaks English and his native Portugese. His home address lis Hua 87. 125 Setor Sul Gora f.Xia, Go, Brazil, SSA. Francisco is 17 years of age, and a senior. - ' • • ♦ . With the approach of the 1970 sectional basketball tournament, several Syracuse "old timers” waxed nostalgic about the golden years of basketball with the yellow and gold. One of these was Syracuse attorney R. I-eon Connolly. He was a member and captain of the town's famous team of 1926 that went to the state tournament's "Sweet Sixteen" under the banner of the late Court Slabaugh as coach. Connolly paid quiet tribute to coach Slabaugh as "the greatest coach in these parts," having taken two teams to the state tournament in the M.‘\en year period he coached at Syracuse high school. Connolly himself played regular for the yellow and gold for four years, having been captain of the team for throe years. He carried enough "hash marks” on his high school sweater to compare him with an army top kick with 30 years of tour duty behind him. He said when he was a senior, the Syracuse team" won all 20 K.imr< <>| the neduird mwo. the last one being over New Pari- -7j to 10' New Paris had just defeated Nappanee and looked to Syracuse as a cinch. Other members of that great team were Everett Crow, Wayne lioelchcr. Junior Bachman. Earl Auer, Pon Riddle, Alden Snavely and Dale Shock. Shirley Mrs John F ' Augsburger was on hand at Indianapolis recently when President Nix-
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on was in town to promote his ecology program, and was close enough to shake hands with the Chief Executive. Shirley is secretary of the Third District Young Republicans. « e • Harry and Zora VanHemert plan to leave for the sunny south on Sunday. They will visit a relative of Mrs. VanHemert in Birmingham. then go to Florida, ending up in the Palm Beach area following a tour of the state. • * * Charles Garner, former Leesburg high school principal and now an assistant principal in the Warsaw Community Schools, makes an observation that makes sense: "The boys are going to wear long hair as long as the girls like it. and there’s not much old dad can db about it.” This isn’t to imply that the Warsaw schools have a “long hair” problem. Actually, they only have a few with the long braids. *• • ■ A few have found their favorite watering hole, the Pickwick bounce. to be closed for sexeral w’eeks. Red and Evelyn Marlin, owners and operators, took a well deserved rest, but will be back «oon. They locked up to visit New Orleans and see the annual Mardi Gras, something Red has always wanted to do. They planned to go from there to Las Vegas, and. according to Red. "if the money holds out. we'd like to visit San Francisco." • * * Town marshals in the county towns are becoming a force to reckon with. They are scheduled to meet for the first time at I p m. Wednesday of this week at the Mentone town hall to consider candidates for county sheriff they will give tacit support. So far incumbent sheriff Dave Andrews is the only candiate to file on the Democratic ticket, but there is a possibility former deputy sheriff under Andrews (three years) Fred Carlin of r 2 Warsaw, will be a candidate. On the Republican ticket those already filed are Tom Anglin of Atwood and Bud Hall of Milford. DURABLE PRESS TROUSERS LAFAYETTE Durable pTOKS is a general term referring to the new "no iron” finishes Though they do save ironing time, says Billie Ellsworth. Purdue university's extension clothing and textiles specialist, the cost is generally more. If you plan to shop clearance sales for durable press trousers, remember sale merchandise is usually not returnable. So be sure to purchase correct size and length Should the wrong length be purchased or received as a gif t or hand-me-down. durable press trousers can be shortened but not lengthened You can never remove the original crease The same is true if you attempt to shorten cuffed, durable press trousers using conventional methods Heat has been applied by high temperature presses or by baking in a special oven This changes the structure of the chemically treated fabric and "sets" the shape permanently Nou the garmet has a permanent press Methods that can be used to shorten durable press trousers— For trousers without a cuff, simply turn up the amount you want to shorten For trousers with a cuff, change them to a cuffless style and turn up a hem To maintain the original style, cut off pants even with the top of cuff, Decide how much pants are to be shortened, then sew cuff onto pants dt this point Conceal seam under the cuff. For the most finished appearance, stitch so that seam is on outside of pant leg Press seam down and whip into place by hand
Special For February On any mobile home purchased this month we will pay your fuel bill the rest of this heating season. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT , Payments Less Than Rent. PRICE MOBILE HOME CENTER Phone: 267-7734 Open Every Day Road 15, North Warsaw
LIGONIER NEWS By ROSE CUNNINGHAM Congressman Adair Presents Flags To Schools Congressman E. Ross Adair was in the area Wednesday afternoon to present American flags that had flown over the Capitol Building in Washington, D. C.. to the West Noble high schools. He made his presentations to the junior high school at the Cromwell building, and the senior high school at Ligonier. Congressman Adair is in the vicinity to attend the Noble County Lincoln Day Banquet in Albion. Saturday evening. Good Samaritans Pack Cookies Good Samaritan Women of the Centenary United Methodist church held their February meeting Monday evening in the church social rooms. Mrs Don Galloway presided over the business meeting after which the women packed the homemade cookies that they had brought, into containers for the neighboring nursing homes and shut-ins of the church. Mrs Tom Hite was chairman of the refreshment committee. STUDENT WIN MUSIC HONORS West Noble senior and junior high band students earned 21 superior. 30 excellent and seven good ratings at the district instrumental solo and ensemble contest last Saturday OES MEMBERS HOLD MEETING Ligonier Eastern Star members attended the 21st district association OES meeting Monday, Feb. 16. at the Masonic Temple in Waterloo HEALTH PLANNING COMMITTEE ORGANIZED A health planning committee is to be organized in Noble county according to announcement byNoble circuit judge John Hagen. Letters have gone out to the Noble County Medical Society. Dental Society. Veterinarians Society, the three corporation school boards, hospitals, mayors and town boards, who will be suggesting names of persons that might serve on a steering committee A meeting will be called soon to begin act ion Because of a federal law. Indiana has established a comprehensive health planning agency at state level, followed by regional groups Sixty-four Indiana counties have already formed their own health planning groups and are officially recognized by the state. If the Noble county group is not officially recognized by July Ist federal funds would be difficult to obtain for health programs. Organization will make possible expansion planning of medical facilities when needed HEAR SOUL SINGERS Mrs Harry Wallace and Mrs Joyce Friesner took members of Mrs Wallace's Sunday school class of Centenary United Methodist church to Albion Sunday afternoon where they heard the Soul Singers perform Gary Link, a former Ligonier band teacher, is a member of the singing group RETURNING TO VIET NAM Mr and Mrs Merle McDonald entertained at a family dinner Sunday in honor of their son-m-
iaw and daughter. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur McLemore and their family of Fort Bragg, N. C. Capt. McLemore will be leaving shortly for his second stint in Viet Nam. Mrs. Kettlebar Is Student Teaching At Wawasce H. S. Rose Hite Kettlebar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hite, r 3 Ligonier, is among 18 Goshen college students who have been assigned to student teaching positions in Northern Indiana schools as part of the professional experience in teacher education. Mrs. Hite is student teaching in the secondary level in physical education at Wawasee high school. Lakeland school system. Her supervising teacher is Mrs. Marcia Carpenter. AT UNIVERSITY' OF ARIZONA Steve Stout, son of Mr. and Mrs Tom Stout, is at Tempe. Ariz., where he plans to attend the University of Arizona. ENJOY SKI OUTING A group of West Noble students went skiing at Mt. Wawasee recently. Students desiring to participate must have the written consent of their parents. - ■ - i PLANNING JULY WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Orn of Milford announce the engagement of their daughter, Alanna Sue. to Capt. Paul Wustrach of Lewiston, N.Y. Miss Orn has received her BS degree from Indiana State and is now teaching in Indianapolis. Capt. Wustrach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wustrach of Lewiston. N. Y. He is a graduate of Syracuse university where he received his bachelor of arts degree. He received his juris doctor’s degree at State university of New Y ork at Buffalo school of law and is a member of the New York state bar association. Capt. Wustrach is now serving in the judge advocate general corp at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Indianapolis. A July wedding is being planned. BALDWINS HOLD BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Carl Baldwin. Fascination Place. Lake Wawasee. held a birthday party Saturday, Feb. 14. in honor of Mr. Baldwin's birthday. and Mrs. Roderick Fraser Present were Mr. and Mrs Roderick Fraser of Munster and Fascination Place and Mr. and Mrs James Cannon and son. Michael. Fascination Place. Following the opening of the gifts cake, ice cream and coffee were served and games were played. WALKER FAMILY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAYS i Mr and Mrs. John R Walker and their son, David, all celebrated their birthdays this past week John's birthday was Monday. Feb. 9. and was celebrated with the family. Mrs. Walker and David shared birthdays. Friday. Feb. 13. Some of the guests were Mrs. Bud Slabaugh, Brian, Mike and Steve Slabaugh. Mrs. Erwin Miller. Greg and Gary Miller. Dixie Knisley. Steve and Coleen Walker David celebrated his second birthday anniversary.
PUBLIC AUCTION Friday, February 20, 1970 7:00 P. M. SHARP 3 » mile south of Syracuse on state road 13 and county road 1200 in new building at the Gas For Less station across from bowling alley. NEW AND USED MERCHANDISE OF ALL DESCRIPTION. Come Prepared For Anything. — SALE EVERY FRIDAY — If you have something to sell, contact the Greer Auction Company, r 3 box 2A, Syracuse. Phone: 457-3607 Lunch Counter Terms: Cash _ Licensed, bonded and insured Member of Indiana Auctioneers' Association Auctioneer: Leonard H. Greer Clerk: Shirley Greer Cashier: Charles Greer. Sr.
TO OBSERVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Housouer of r 3 Syracuse. Dewart Lake, will observe their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Feb. 22. The couple was married in Nappanee on that date in 1945. Mrs. Housouer is the former Thelma Foudy. The couple has three children: Mrs. Thomas 1 JoLene) Holdreread of r 3 Syracuse and Jeffrey and David, both at home. They also have two grandchildren.
■ w ■ 1 ■ TO OBSERVE 60TH ANNIVERSARY — The children of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Tumble son of Atwood, will honor their parents, who will observe their 60th wedding anniversary, at a reception next Sunday afternoon. Feb. 22, from 2 to 4 o’clock, in the social rooms of the Otterbein United Methodist church on US 30 in Atwood. The Tumblesons were married by Rev. B. F. Thomas February 26. 1910 at the United Brethren parsonage on North Lake street, Warsaw. The bride was Mary Ellen Byrer, daughter of Emanuel and Lunette (Immel) Byrer, of Stony Point. The bridegroom, born at Milford, was the son of William E. and Mary (Miller) Tumbleson, who later resided in the Harrison Center community. I Mr. and Mrs. Tumbleson retired from the farm, where they were living in the Harrison Center Community, in 1955. He then worked as a painter until 1965. Mr. and Mrs. Tumbleson have a son Ralph E. (Mike) living at r 2 Warsaw. Their daughters are Mrs. Albert (Thelma) Kammerer of r 2 Leesburg and Mrs. Everett (Ethel) Vandermark of r 4 Warsaw. They also have six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren, All members of the family will have dinner together at a local restaurant Sunday noon. The Tumblesons invite all their friends and relatives to attend the reception Sunday afternoon. They request there be no gifts.
MILFORD CHURCH HAS ANNUAL BIRTHDAY SUPPER The annual birthday supper of the First Brethren church of Milford. sponsored by the Junior Brethren Y’outh of which Angela Jessop is president, was held Sunday. There were 60 persons present. The supper started at 6 o'clock with places being marked with colored balloons. Each person contributed the amount of money that he was in age. This money will be sent to the mission in India. Rev. Curtright showed slides of past church activities. Recent Sunday dinner guests of Mr x and Mrs. Oscar Bjella of Syracuse were Mrs. Ruth Stewart of Bowden, N. D., Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bjella and daughter of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bjella and family of Milford.
Mrs. Frank Bates. Mrs. Mae Rinker and Mrs. Estelle Swartz, all of Syracuse, called on patients from Syracuse in the Goshen hospital on Sunday afternoon.
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Lakeland Local Mr. and Mrs. John Barango of Chicago spent the week end at Syracuse with the latter’s mother. Mrs. Blanche Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knisley and children called on Mrs. Sloan Saturday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in celebration of Mrs. Sloan's birthday. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served by Mrs. Barango. LEGALS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS NOTICE is hereby given the taxpayers of the Town of North Webster, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal ot fibers of said municipality at .their regular meeting place at 7:30 o'clock pm. on the 11th day of March. 1970. will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time WATER AND SEWAGE SURVEY FUND Additional Appropriations Engineering Services $17,000.00 Other Services 546 00 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Additional Appropriations industrial Development Fund Loan Payment 520.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon The additional appropriations 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 ot Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other ptace as may be designated At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriation nay be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire ot the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held THURMAN E RINKER Clerk Treasurer Town of North Webster MJ —F 18 8,25 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 3rd day of March. ItTid. at the Clerk's Office. Court House in the City ot 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: Wawasee South Shore Club. Inc . by Velma I. Parker, Pres . <Club> !:• er. Liquor A Wine Retailer. R R 4 Vaster Park, UNINCORPORATED IP ,O. Syracuse. Indiana'. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By Nick Polus Executive Secretary JOHN R. SMOCK. Chairman NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees ot Lakeland Community School Corporation of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will meet at the Administrative office of Lakeland Community School Corporation at Syracuse. Indiana, on Tuesday. February 24, 1970, at the hour of 7 30 PM (ESTl'and at said time and place will receive sealed bids on and let to the highest b dder therefor the following described warrants Temporary Loan Warrants in anticipation of taxes levied and in course of collection tor the General Fund in the amount of $230,000. dated as of the date of delivery thereof to the purchaser, said warrant or warrants to be in the denomination or denominations requested by the pur chaser, to mature on June 30, 1970. and to bear interest at a rate not exceeding 5 per cent per annum (the exact rate to be determined by bidding), payable at The State Bank ot Syracuse, in the Town of Syracuse. Indiana Bidders for these warrants will be required to name the rate of interest which the warrants are to.bear not to exceed 5 per cent per annum Such interest rate must be in multiples of one eighth or one tenth of 1 per cent, and not more than one interest rate shall be named by each bidder The warrants will be awarded to the highest responsible bidder therefor who has sub miffed his ,bid in accordance herewith The highest bidder will be the one who offers the lowest net- interest cost to the school cor poration to be determined by computing the total interest oh all of the warrants to their maturity and deducting therefrom the premium bid, it any The right is reserved to reject any and all b<ds Each bid shall be tor all of the warrants and shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check in the amount ot $2 300 payable to Lakeland Community School Corporation ot Kosciusko County. Indiana," to guarantee the school corporation against default b# such bidder in. complying with the terms of this notice and his bid Said warrants are being issued under the provisions of Chapter 307 of the Acts of 1965 to evidence a temporary loan tor the purpose of obtaining funds to be used to meet current expenses of the school corporation included m the regular budget and appropriations adopted tor the year 1970. which expenses must be met prior to the receipt ot taxes m
the year 1970. and there has been ap propriated and pledged a sufficient amount of current revenues of the school corporation to be derived from the general fund tax levy made in the year 1969 and collectible in the year 1970 to pay the principal of and interest on said warrants at maturity. The approving opinion ot Ice Miller Donadio & Ryan, bond counsel of In dianapolis. Indiana, together with typewritten and executed warrants and a transcript ot the legal proceedings will be furnished to the successful bidder at the expense of the school corporation. No con ditional bids will be considered. The successful bidder shall accept delivery and make payment tor said warrants at such bank in the Town of Syracuse or City of Indianapolis as may be designated by the successful bidder for such warrants immediately upon being notified that the warrants are ready for delivery. Dated this 30th day of January, 1970. FLOYDH BAKER Secretary. Board of School Truste® Lakeland Community School Corp: of Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ — F. 11 8.18 NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Department of Administration, General Services, acting for the State of Indiana will offer at Public Sale on the following date, the following parcel, including trees shrubs, and fence, if any. at the designated location and at the time as prescribed by Acts of Legislature. Kosciusko County ProjectF 854(18) February 20. 1970 10:00 A.M. 1 cement block building and 2 metal canopies located on RR 1, U.S. 30 East, Warsaw, Indiana (Penguin Point) formerly owned by Joseph S Lessig et al. RR 1. Warsaw. Indiana The above building will not be sold, but will be stripped and contents sold No. 47D-E-F Terms Os Sale Sale will be for cash, certified check, cashier's check or bank draft payable to the Indiana State Highway Commission Per sonal checks cannot be accepted The state of Indiana reserves the right to refuse any or all bids: Successful . bidder will be required to execute a contract agreeing: 1 To supply a satifactory Faithful Per formance Surety Bond, similar in language and reguirements to a sample available from the Sales Supervisor, or a cash bond consisting of a cashier's check, certified check or bank draft made payable to the Indiana State Highway Commission The amount of the bond shall be in the amount stated m the advertisement of sale and shall be a minimum ot $1,000.00 tor a house or major structure, or SSOO 00 tor. a garage, shed or other small structure Such per formance bond or cash bond must be provided within ten (10) days ot date of sale If the buyer does not furnish the bond within the ten (10) specified days, the buyer will be considered to have defaulted and will forfeit the purchase price and the State ot Indiana will sell, demolish or remove the im provements without incurring any liability to the buyer 2 No improvements will be removed prior to posting of the Surety Performance Bond. 3 To remove the improvements purchased within the specified period ot time, normally thirty (30) days after bond is provided Within ten (10) days after removal of the improvement, to complete the removal ot all combustible material and other rubbish, including shrubbery and trees cut or uprooted to facilitate moving operations, leaving only the masonry foundations and concrete flatwork on the premises. Any excavation made to facilitate the moving of the improvement must be refilled and leveled during the clean up 4 Buyer will erect a sturdy, post supported, woven wire, or picket fence around any basement excavation remaining, which fence shall be four (4) feet high and of sufficient strength to withstand the ordinary and reasonable abuse and stress to which it may be subjected (NO BARBED WIRE MAY BE USED IN THE STATE OF IN DIANA) 5 Buyer shall have the right to remove only the improvements specifically pur chased and shall enjoy no other rights upon the premises 6 The bidders specific attention is directed to the fact that he is solely responsible for securing all necessary zoning, building, and moving permits and licenses The Sales Supervisor accepts no responsibility lor the requests or granting ot these permits or licenses 7 Upon acceptance of the Contract of Sale by the State of Indiana, if buyer defaults in any of the obligations thereunder, the State may demolish or remove the improvements at the buyer's expense or may take action against the bond for the cost of such demolition or removal Commissioner W W Hill. Jr I Auctioneers Willis Sare, Jr Don MUlspaugh L. B Stewart Sales Supervisors , Carlton Jones C Robert Eikenberry PPB.MJ-- -F 11 8. 18 f»
TERMITES UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Ph. 267-7372 511 So. Union St. Warsaw, Indiana ALLIED LBR. CO. (formerly Conn ft Buhrt Lbr. Co.) Phone: 457-3331 Syracuse or ANDERSON PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Syracuse, Ind.