The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 September 1970 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Sept. 23, 1970

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LIGONIER NEWS By Rom Cunningham David Moser Arrives In Viet Nam PFC David Moser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moser, has arrived in DaNang, Viet Nam where he will be stationed for the next few months. His address is: PFC Moser. D.L., 2638152 Comm. Section Radio Relay HQ. BTRY., Uth Marine APO San Francisco, Calif. 96602 Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority Has Meeting Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority held their first meeting of the new season at the home of Mrs. Richard Shell, Thursday evening Mrs. Richard Atz served as cohostess. A busy fall calendar was discussed during the business meeting conducted by the president, Mrs. Shell. It was announced that Miss Barbara Gail Franks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franks, r 1 Wawaka. winner of the Kappa

•// >''/'/ Syracuse / /? church of God JONAH CLUB STYLE FISH FRY at OAKWOOD PARK HOTEL Friday, Oct. 2,1970 • 5-8 p.m. Tickets At The Door Adults: $1.75 Children: 75< — All The FISH You Can Elat — Good Homemade Pies ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT SNOW? If You Are, Then THINK About Kellie’s Tire Center A Wide Selection And All Sizes At BARGAIN PRICES • Also Minor Body Work and Auto Painting Kellie’s Tire Center 2 Miles South On State Road 13 Syracuse, Indiana

' NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Os KOSCIUSKO COUNTY OF TAX RATES CHARGED Notice i. hereto Xiventhat th. Tax Duplicate for the several taxin. unit, of Kt-ciuako Count, for the rear 1999 payable in 1970 are now in the hand, of the Count, Treasurer, who is ready to receive ‘ h * TTOfcSS? tX r X« the total tax levied on each .100 worth of taxable tea! «M persona! property In ~ TOWNSHIPS " "2 f CORPORATIONS| ’ : ‘"| c K { ' Tax Rates Charged 3 - c J; Pc | $ < ' -fill • If 3-3 For Year 1969 “e 8 I 5 1 I 1 m 7 A £ fi 3 « ■Payable In Year 19 70 || | |.| |c|-||jfllJ!l| |I 11 11.11 J J ■ | »TAT« — - ”” ”” *°” l M3i ”” — — S22| S —^5 — jy-g S 555 553 Si 33 S3S”££ 33 33 —SS —S S2;— «® teste- - --- r r-.r-r rrrr .r r .. . County General M fcl bt b i cl t.l bl bl o> __*> 1? _ bl 81 g gg 0 ~ gg g 6s .08 08 .08 08 ~08 | 08 88 i 08 _°LJ County Welfare g. 08 .08 1 08 | .08 08 OS 08 08 _OB 08 _ 08_ 08 .08 08 08 . —- gg— 03 | .03_ |_ .03 _I _ .03 | COU!mf County Health — 03 03 tg— 03 ~ 03 I O~ 03 i 03 I 03 t 03 t,_ 03 £3 ° gj o f ~ ~~05 O5~~0 5 ~|~05~|~05~!~05~ ~os~| .05 1~t.05.J _ os _ l _ os _L RATTO ■rtato . OS i 08 j 05 I 05 1 05 ' 05 03 05 05 05 05 to_ 05_ 05_ 05 _os_ ■ « — : 03 —j X 3 | Q 3 | Q 3 | 03 I .03 l -03_| Cum Court Hoe»e pj 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 ! .03 03_J O3_ .03 03 03 « .. - Total County Rate ... . . ■«, M 80 80 80 80 W I•» ' ®° 2 01 "' 09STT^'! 3" 04 .075 06 07 05 'l ■' |' J 0 j Jtt I Townahtp Poor Relief —S gj 01 bl“7~0l“| |' ~ ! 06 01 0101 .83 M « » ± f j ( ( , | j | I I Townahtp nre Ptghttae ~u m 55 04 04 04 06 W 09 087 57 gyj gj j | I .03 I .01 | 03_| ClVn ' TYtynahui ~ol 51 tos" 0! . 03 01 01 1 01 . > — r- i 1 j , ■■ f j „ 9 , — — TOWNSHIP Township Ctvtl Bond 13 | 1 I 1 I I 1 . . . , > 1 I | ’ I ' ~l J I RATTO .• . ! I I I ! i 2} V7 14- 32 oT- -02 06- W i7~ 14 .071 |.» I I ■ . Library Qperatina -- — i 02 ! .09 < .06 ' 06 06 ; I , 06 221— ; Q3 — j . 1 • j i ; j : j .009 I 1 .03 I 03 | O3_[ Übrary. Bond - - | ! f : ' 1-- • — — — — r= |= jg jg T 4 ST] .08 I' .46 ~ .43 i .11 ' 133 t|. , : 40! 36 I ,40_ | Total Two- * Library — ~ 47 40 24 18 43 27 15 22 15 18 A. Jj l 111 'Xa'—'i I—'¥«■. 1 —'¥«■. * I >•» 353 398 353 312 312 414 414 319 ; 3.19 353 414 3.53 I 3.53 ! 3.53 J •CHOOL Debt Service 10 97 ; • [ I 48 118 10 10 10 1»» « — — -j 77— gg W - ~2i 25 ’ 75 75 i .80 I 25 I 80 ITo ! .»o_l RATTO Cumulative BuP.dtn, „ — ~80 .25 j ,82 I .83 I 75 .25 » 80 75 80 80 ,25 82 2525 ■ M < ——— — 487 4 g 7 t3g4 , 394 443 ■ 4.87 I TT43 I 4.43 1443 ! Total School Rate, --4 43 520 3<M 394 394 487 511 ■4 43 3.94 1443•443 ~5 11 »X 94 !487 j 4.87 ! 4.87 3 ?4._2_— _ 2 2JQ Jlo 121 '2 68 54 2 16~~j Xt I 2.10~ I General Corporation --- -- 1 | ——l f 1 ’ j- : ; j 5g t ' 1 I '' j I .56 . .38 I , ' I 30 ~ Ceeeetery I I I > I » I . T T T i 11 1 j 11 I I » | j .16 .16 I I TO * Recreation „- - ill'll I 11 I I I I ’ -J- — j "q j j p- j 1 | | j I .10 I .10 I I aviation > i i ' ; i i i i •: i i i . ; 1 I 1 i 11 ——i | j r rr - 09 1 .09 11 BFSCIAL Rohce Penalon „— — I I I ! I I ! I I ' * I ’ 1 4 i s i —7 — F~ j j j j | I 1~l 01 I -01 I I ■-■s-sTiij-r Cumulative Sever — I I I I I I I j » ! I I ? ... » , — 7 j . , , 1 ? i j | | | I J Diamcx cumuUUve Fire Baulpmem Z ~ ~~ I I I I I 1 I I 1 . 1 . L I---I- -— j 1 - *■„ * *■; " j 4 | j" j j— 1 |" "" ? | " | | 14 I .067 r .10 > io 1 J w soto I i i i.i i i i ’ - i ■ - ! —j —4 —isH i —' r— i i i i ; 1..—J1 BATBB City Phnnine .. ~.. !....' . 1 . J 1 ! * I" I | I . | "'1 I' I l ' l""'> I ' rXjyL.LISJ ?S?ltatto* m 1 Total Rate, — . 5.71 !641‘ 499 493 I 511 1595 J 619 • 5.39 1497 ! 5.39 1 5.42 ! 6.12 | 5.11 ! 5.85 I 5.94 I 6.18 I 5.37 I 5.86 l 5.75 ! 8-06 I 7.22 | 6.37 | 7.15 ! 7.11 | B.M I 6.97 .89 5.71 |B. ~ ~ , BTA |^?:^c D e IA B N U fu K Sr S l? hereby certify that the above U a ctotobt ^ 0 _ g „ I ,

Sigma Tau National Nurses’ Scholarship, had entered the Lutheran hospital school of nursing in Fort Wayne, to begin her training. Door prizes were won by Mrs. James Schrock and Mrs Roger Stahly. Art Association Has Meeting The Noble County Art Society met Thursday evening at the Home Spun Shop in Albion. A very well attended meeting was held and members had the privilege of seeing Mrs. -Edna Root demonstrate her method of flower painting. Mrs. Root has studied in the Fort Waylie Art School and for several years has conducted art classes in Albion. Paul Ashby showed several of his winners at the Indiana State Fair including prints and boutiques. The next meeting will be on October 13th KENT RENNER HEADS VICA Kent Renner was elected president of the West Noble high school vocational industrial club (VICA) in their election last week Don Becker will serve as vice president; Arthea Miller, secretary; and Kirk Smith, treasurer. Warren Halsey will act as their parlimentarian and Cindy Steffy, reporter Members conducted a campaign with the help of campaign managers, posters and speeches

IN MICHIGAN HOSPITAL James Hull, r 1 Ligonier, is a patient in the Little Traverse Bay hospital, Petoskey, Mich., and is in room 112. Mr. Hull became ill while staying at his cottage on Brevort Lake, near Petosky. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Martha Marker has been transferred from a LaPorte Hospital to the Longview Place nursing home, Hively Ave., Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cory and son, Randy, have returned from a two week’s vacation in Phoenix, Arix. They visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conner and daughters, Cheryl and Susan. Randy has now returned to Ball State university, Muncie, for his junior year. Mrs. Alta Blue has returned to Ligonier from her cottage at Simonton Lake, near Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Ott, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDaniel and Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Spears were dinner guests recently of Mrs. Juanita Green, at Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Preist of Greenfield visited Mrs. Fern Stage at Lake Wawasee Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Houser spent their vacation in Wisconsin. Mrs. Helen Blue took her daughter, Rita, to Bloomington Monday to enter Indiana university. Mrs. Robert Henn and sons of Huntington visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henn of Ligonier and Mrs. Myrtle Secrist of Cromwell last week end. Mrs. Howard Harper was a patient for several days in Goshen hospital. She was treated for food poisoning. 4-H SADDLE CLUB ADVISORY BOARD MEETS Mrs. Robert Thwaits, Mrs. David Miller and Lloyd Chupp are the new members elected to the 4-H Saddle club advisory board last week in a meeting conducted by Zale Frey, area extension agent-youth. Dr. Sam Kennedy was reelected chairman of this board and Mrs. Harvey Doty was elected secretary. Ora Miller and Mel Cross were asked to be leaders with Russ Myers, as an advisory to the leaders. The meeting was closed with the next board meeting to be held at Tom Mattern’s on September 28.

CALL US Before You Sell Your Lambs and Hogs WE BUY LAMBS « HOGS DAILY MAX M. KYLER Phone: 839-2108 Sidney, Ind. P. B. Stewart & Co. 2100 DURBIN ST. WARSAW, IND. PHONE: 2674054

Four Appointments Announced By Chore-Time Howard Brembeck, president of Chore-Time Equipment, Inc., Milford has announced the following personnel changes: Forrest Ramser, vice president, to Athens, Ga., as [resident and general manager of Chore-Time-Brock, a choreTime subsidiary. Mr. Ramser remains as vice president of subsidaries and managing director of Chore-Time N. V. in Mai degem, Belgium. R. D. Monson as marketing manager. Mr. Monson was formerly vice president of the agricultural group in the New York office of Marsteller. Inc., a world wide advertising agency. Prior to that he was industrial marketing manager for the agricultural division of Charles You can own a home for less than rent ...and we can . prove it! S2OO down >BO per mo. 30 year mortgage 360 payments Annual percentage rate B'/i% TOTAL PRICE >IB,OOO Here’s a three-bed-room home that has everything for ideal family life ... including a big ‘’country” kitchen-dining room. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Kinder Realty, Incorporated CALL TODD REALTY Phone: 856-2217 Model Located at 200 EL Washington St. Syracuse

Pfizer and Company. Dick Dahlstrom as sales manager. Mr. Dahlstrom was Chore-Time district manager in the Delmarva region for two years and prior to that with Essco Company as sales manager. Hartman Egger as product manager. Prior to coming to

. The All New Chevrolet 'SSwiJ* Line Tuesday, September 29 Luxury abounds in 1971 Chevrolet Caprice Coupe The 1971 regular Chevrolets are the most luxurious the division has ever builL There is greater • glass area for improved visibility. Glass and body contours are more rounded. Flush lift-up door handles add to body smoothness. The Caprice gets added distinction with a special large grid grille, deep ribbed wheel covers and standard rear fender skirts. Wheelbase of regular Chevrolet is extended - 2.5 inches for added riding comfort and increased rear leg room. The body has a new flow-through ventilation system and greater strength double-panel roof construction. The new chassis and suspension system give improved ride and handling. A power disc/drum brake system is standard. New Chevrolets go on sale Tuesday, September 29. Door Prizes • Gifts —? -i I- —Fresh Baked Donuts ' _ - "' ' ■ - ■ ■■ ■' . ■ ' ■ McCormick Motors INCO RPORATED Nappanee, Indiana

Chore-Time he was with Big Dutchman and General Electric. Mr. Monson recently moved from Ridgewood, N. J., into this area. He resides at Valley Springs in Warsaw with his wife and six children. Mr. Dahlstrom now lives in Milford where he moved from

Salisbury, Md. He is married and has three children. Mr. Egger plans to move to this area from his present home in Grand Haven. Mich. Nobody is sicker than the man who is sick on his day off.

JAILED ON JP WARRANT George S. Northrup, 21, of r 3 Syracuse, was jailed last week at Warsaw by sheriff Dave Andrews on a justice of the peace court warrant charging the offense of drawing a dangerous weapon. He was later released on a bond.