The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 September 1970 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Sept. 23, 1970

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•:• facts about •:• ‘OUR TOWN’ * Milford, Ind.

By JERI SEELY The street car is stopped on the old Sink Hole Bridge north of Our Town. . The J. D. Baumgartner house is reported to be in the background. For those of you who enjoyed the Haiku last week here are three more: No worries at all; Except this bloody hangnail. Bugging me to death! \

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR LEASE GAS FOR LESS STATION Located 3 4 mile south of Syracuse on State Rd. 13 Terms to the Right Party CONTACT LEONARD GREER Ph.: 457-3607 Box 2A, R. 3, Syracuse

'FOCUS ON SPACE’ HEAR JOHN H. GLENN ■feF ■ 7130 p.m. National Guard Armory WARSAW - SAT., SEPT. 26 (4 TICKETS ON SALE FROM JACKSON TOWNSHIP - TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP - VAN BUREN T J )W^ H,R ~ J.MKMJN lUWNbHii' Melcher SM-’”! - Dan Levernier. &>B-4621 Joan Dierks, 839-2162 fcar ‘ '>« cner - »* — ‘ ~ .n™ Gordon England. <839-2441 Ro^rt Strom berk. 834-2991 Da«T*l WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP - TVRKEV CREEK TOWNSHIP - **-'“ “«“• '*»" Wright. S« n«l JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP - Jeanette Beebe. 594-2240 Billie Coburn. 457-3a69 ' 773-3489 s/ ott ttiuxxhip Maurice Crow. 457-2937 ' erl R 1 9~ rge : s J...; S< OTT TOWNSHIP Eleanor Moots 836-2330 Ernest Hollar. 658-4798 Merlin Yoder. 773-3279 Eleanor Moots. 806-Z3J« Sponsored by Kosciusko County Democratic Central Committee

Young kids in old pod; Screaming, fighting, enjoying. Nearby, mothers smile. Night sky twinkling bright. Stars? No. Petroleum plant. Work ... for people. Work! The Wawasee high school juniors kicked off their annual magazine campaign last Monday They will be canvassing all of the Lakeland Community School Corporation area and will be seeking renewal or new subscription orders to many favorite magazines. William Kitson is junior class sponsor and Tim Blue is president of the class of 1972. Want something to do this week 0 Why not call the Red Cross office at Warsaw and get involved in the Ditty Bag project! Adult sewing classes will again be offered at Wawasee high school. Many women from Our Town made beautiful garments in class last year. Enrollment is taking place at Wawasee's office so why not call

today and make yourself a new wardrobe for next spring. We couldn't close this column without expressing sympathy to the Baumgartner family at the loss of their husband, brother and uncle last Saturday. Even though Herb was retired he was quite active in Our Town and was always around to lend a hand. Herb owned and operated the Standard station on road 15 for a number of years before retiring on January 1 of this year. I'm sure all my readers know he was an older brother of Arch Baumgartner. owner and publisher of The M-J, and of Edith Baumgartner, a M-J employee. Herb was the husband of Milford's clerk-treasurer Edith I. Baumgartner and was also the brother of Wilbur and Arthur Baumgartner and Mrs. Helen Funk, all of Our Town; Joseph Baumgartner of Cleveland. Ohio; Omar Baumgartner and Mrs. Gara Marie Ballard, both of Ottumwa. lowa. He moved to Milford some 57 years ago and lived his entire lifetime on the corner of James and Catherine streets, first residing in the family home on the northeast corner of Catherine and James Streets then moving across the street into a new home when he was married. The entire staff of The M-J joins friend husband and I in the following memoriam: You lived a life that all might envy.

& THE EDITOR

The Other Side

Dear Editor: We take very close note of the item which your paper was very quick to publish concerning the individual that claimed she did not know her RIGHTS! First, permit us to explain that this individual should acquaint herself with the facts that any individual may attend a hearing set up by the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners or any hearings that have to be brought before the local County Board of Review. These hearings are for the purpose of obtaining the facts on both sides of a question and then a decision is to be made that makes the result equitable with other citizens or tax payers. This means that the individual which wrote your letter does not wish Mr. Van Hemert to represent the remainder of Turkey Creek Township Tax Payers The vicious statement that Mr. Van Hemert be thrown out is quite unique! Mr. Van Hemert was and is the duly authorized representative of the Turkey Creek township trustee and was charged to

Loved and loving, gentle, kind; .And in death, your blessed memory. Comforts those you left behind. Carl Duncans Hosts To Chicken Barbecue Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan of Milford entertained Sunday with a chicken barbecue for the family. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. James Shockney of Atlanta, Ill.; Seaman Apprentice David Shockney, who will return to Philippines; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramey, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Miss Marjorie Duncan, all of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Carolyn Thomas of Warsaw; Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Battenfield and son, Donald of Indianapolis. Don Duncan of Fort Wayne was unable to attend due to a paint spray accident in which he was involved.

present the defense of any assessment on property in Turkey Creek township without prejudice to any citizen regardless of personal feelings toward the tax payer who owns the real estate. Please be as careful to print this item in your paper so that the good citizens of Turkey Creek Township and Syracuse will not get the wrong idea and offend officials that do make an effort to follow the Guide Lines that are set up by the Indiana General Assembly for the purpose of doing a good job that makes everyone responsible to Ahe enacted laws. The defense of an assessment is just as important for determination as the individual. partnership or corporation have in presenting their views. We feel sure that your paper wishes to be fair and allow your readers to know the other side to. Thank you. Signed: Mr. Harold Kuhn. Trustee. Turkey Creek Twp. supported by: The Kosciusko County Board of Review

Carl Shields Wins Barbecue Contest Carl Shields, r 1 Leesburg, won the state Barbecue contest held at Tipton, Saturday. Sept. 19. He was required to prepare a complete meal for one, his being a meal with pork. Mr. Shields won a trip for two to Des Moines. lowa to enter the national contest.

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Chris Schenkel Named Chairman Os North Webster Bank

The Farmers State Bank of North Webster has announced that famed ABC sportscaster. Chris Schenkel of New York Gty and Tippecanoe Lake, Indiana, has been elected to its board of directors and has been named chairman of the board. As such, he will serve the bank and the community in a public relations capacity as it launches a program of King of Sports awards and scholarships as an expansion of the quarter of a century old Lions International Mermaid Festival which has been held in North Webster annually since 1946 and has featured various sporting events, shows, parades, and Queen of Lakes beauty pageants. Chris Schenkel is the son of the late Philip Schenkel of Bippus, who served as a director and president of the Bippus State Bank for more than a decade prior to his death in 1965.

Bank president. J. Homer Shoop, reports that the central business district of the resort village will be enlarged and remodeled on an old tworld festival theme during the next two years at an estimated cost of more than a million dollars. Seven residences, several stores, and four other structures either have been or will be removed or demolished to make way for a community parking lot. a super market, bank, museum, fountain, community

For Sale HARRIS 24 FT. PONTOON 32 hp Evinrude, Chairs, cushions, complete. S7OO if sold this fall. Phone: 457-2098 , After 4:30 p.m.

hall and sports plaza; and 15 or 20 other buildings will be remodeled, all on the Kings of Sports-Queen of Lakes festival theme The J. B. Hoy building has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs.

Pickwick Inn Every Thursday Evening Special — COMBINATION — Veal Parmigiana And Spaghetti Complete Dinner enyc Wine Included a * 3 EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE. SPECIAL Pan Fried Country Chicken Complete Dinner $195 EVERY TUESDAY EVE. SPECIAL Broiled N. Y. Sirloin Strip Complete Dinner $295 . Cocktail Hour From 5 Till 7 p.m. J* % SERVING SANDWICHES TILL 2 A. M./ \ DANCING FRI.B SAT. / \ Phone: 457-3996 /

Our pledge: If the total cost of your groceries purchased at Augsburger's is ■ not lower a refund will be made on the difference. ■ WEBERS (Home Style) I BREAD 5 s l°°l gSt 4 J1 00 l JO'S DAYTIME PAMPERS sl3’l (Reg. $1.69) | LIBBYS 46 oz. TOMATO Q slool JUICE 1 I PAGE 200'S nn ' D ™ NAPKINSI POPIO* 3,‘g00 I BURGER'S 2% | GA SoUd "VAaI MILK 79* BUTTER / 7J I KLEENEX (2's) KRAFT ■ HAND 2 PKG. MACRONI Jor I TOWELS 79* DINNERS $] 00 [ Prices Effective Thru Sept. 27

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Aaron Hinesley and Mr. and Mrs. Fee Ullom and will be remodeled and converted into a King Arthur’s professional building which will feature a King Arthur’s Court in the rear. ; Mr. and Mrs. Earle Waltz of Wawasee Lake, have as their guests this week. Mr. and Mrs! Harry Pomeran of Bellport, New York.