The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 January 1971 — Page 15

KITCHEN ‘SALE New furniture and appliance*. White utility cab. 13.33. Admiral 10 cu. ft. ref. 158.88. 30 inch gas range 188.88. 30 inch elec, range 178.88. Westinghouse 12 cu. ft. ref. 199.50. 7 piece dinette set 78.88, double oven ga%> range 258.88. Bill Brammer Furniture 4 Mlle S. Syracuse on 13 * BEDROOM FVRN. SALE Hollywood beds complete 78.88. bunk beds complete 98.88. queen size box spring and foam mattress 88.88, 3/3 inner-spring mattresses 24.50, maple or walnut 4 drawer chests 38.88. baby beds complete 49.50. 4 piece plastic finish bedroom suite with bookcase bed 118.88. Everything at a great savings. Buy now and save. Bill Brammer Furniture 4 Mlle S. Syracuse on 13 i DINING ROOM FVRNITI RE SALE 5 piece E. A. plastic top dinette set. Table 42 inch round with 2 leaves. Reg. 149.50. sale price 118.88. E. A. Maple 44 inch plastic top buffet-hutch reg. 149.50 sale price 118.88 5 piece Spanish Oak dinette set plastic top. black plastic chairs reg. 224.50. sale price onh 188.88; Glass front Spanish Oak china reg. 1’9.50 sale price only 149.50 Bill Brammer Furniture 4 Mile S. Syracuse on 13 s. CARPET CLEARANCE SALE 12 ft. shag carpet 4.88 sq. yd. 12 ft. ozite indoor-outdoor 3.88 12 ft. Herculon foam back tweed 5.88 15 ft. Nylon double jute back tweed 5.88 12x12 foam back tweed rug 46.00 9x12 foam back nylon rug 39.50* 12x15 nylon foam back swirl carpet 88.88 Cong. RI GS sizes 6x9. 9x12. 9x15. 12x15-from 4.88 and up Carpel samples Zsc and up. Bill Brammer Furniture ’ j Mile S. Syracuse on 13 GOOD USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES All fully guaranteed. Extra large good G. E. refrigerator with revolving shelves and bottom freezer. 15 cu. fl. porcelain interior chest tvpe freezer. ' Kelvinator clothes Dryer. Real good nylon 12x134 carpet, good wool 12x134 carpet. 5 pc chrome dinette. 5 pc. Mah. Duncan Phye dinette. 5 pc. Plastic top limed oak wood dinette, nvlon base rocker, freize chair, baby bed complete. rollaway bed complete, all prices for quick sale. Bill Brammer Furniture 4 Mile S. Syracuse on 13 LIVING ROOM FI TNITI RE SALE 2 piece nylon sofa & chair reg. 179.5 ft sale price 148.88 2 piece E. A. sofa and chair reg. 199.5 ft sale price 168.88 8 fl. E. A. tweed sofa reg. 319.5 ft sale price only 238.88 Studio divan plastic reg. 59.5 ft sale price 49.95 Kennedy Boston E. A. rocker reg. 42.75 sale price 33.33 « Plastic recliner chair reg. 69.50 sale price 58.88 Tweed base rocker reg. 59.95 sale price only 48.88 Swivel Base Tweed Rocker reg. 64.5 ft sale price 53.88 Modern Sofa Red reg. 99.5 ft now only 74.50 Hideabeds. cloth or plastic reg. 249.50 sale 218.88 Lots of table lamps from 6.66 and up. All greatly reduced. Bill Brammer Furniture 4 Mile S. Syracuse on 13

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North Webster

By JANET VANATOR

Margaret James Injured In Auto Crash Mrs. Margaret James. 38. North Webster, was listed in fair condition at the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw on Monday. Jan. 18. She received a possible fractured right leg and other injuries in a one-car accident late Sunday afternoon Mrs. James was a passenger in the car operated by her husband. William James. 48. Another passenger. Rhonda McGuire, 13. who makes her home with the James family and Mr. James were uninjured. State trooper Barry’ Black said the car skidded on a curve three miles north of North Webster James lost control of his steering wheel The accident was caused by treadless tires. The car plunged down an embankment and hit a tree headon. James was charged with driving an unsafe vehicle. -NWLegion Auxiliary In January Meeting The American Legion Auxiliary. Herbert Kuhn Post 253. met at the Legion home on Tuesday. Jan for its regular business meeting , The meeting was called to order by president Margaret Kruger Several reports were read by Auxiliary officers. Edith Kesterson read the names of junior girls who were recommented to have the honor of going to Girls’ State later this year Everyone is urged to learn about these girls and be present to vote on a delegate at the next meeting Margaret Kruger gave an outstanding report on the second district meeting which was held tn the K P Hall in .North W ebster on January 13. A Valentine and secret sister party is being planned for the February 16 meeting Junior Misses should be remembered this year. A carry-in dinner will be served at 6:30 p m Everyone is to take a covered dish and his own table service The meeting was adjourned with the next meeting being held on February 2. Sandwiches, pie and coffee were served by Mrs. Kruger. —NW— On Dean's List At Tri-State Rpnald L Shipley, son of Mr. and Mrs Robert L Shipley of r 1 Warsaw, is on the dean’s list at Tri-State college, Angola. A graduate of North Webster high school, he is majoring in civil engineering f - NW—VISIT IN SOUTH WHITLEY _Nancy Grieder of Warsaw and Cindy Grieder and Janet Vanator of North W elter spent Thursday in South Whitley visiting Mrs. Kessie and daughter Carol, grandmother and aunt of the Grieder girls —NW—HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs William James is a patient at the Murphy Medical Center She suffered a broken leg on January 18. Mrs. David Hawk was dismissed from the Whitley County hospital on Thursday. Mrs Vernon Fawley of r 4 Syracuse was dismissed from the Goshen hospital Sunday afternoon She had been a medical patient She is still receiving treatment -NW—COMMUNITY NEWS Janet Vanator spent Wed-, nesday in the home of Nancy Gneder of Warsaw. Sharon Gneder celebrated her birthday on Friday. January' 22. She is now 13. Miss Grieder is the

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grieder of North Webster Steve Zurcher. a student at Taylor university, Upland, spent the week end in the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Zurcher. LIGONIER NEWS By Rose Cunningham 'Green Acres' Alvy Moore Here Tonight TV personality’ Alvy Moore, who plays the role of Hank Kimble, county agent, on “Green Acres ”, will be the principal speaker at the 23rd annual agricultural achievement banquet of Noble county, tonight (Wednesday) The annual event will be held at the East Noble high school gymnasium, in Kendallville. 18 Children Enrolled In Nursery School Eighteen children in the four-year-old age level are now enrolled in the newly organized Ligonier Nursery School. A maximum of 20 children can be enrolled. This project has been undertaken by the committee on community concerns with the help of many other organizations and individuals Six interest centers are set up in addition to a large activity area. The children may go from one to another as they choose. They also participate in directed activities, such as painting, singing and playing games The interest of a four-year-old has a span of about five minutes on one category so a number of different interests are provided. Children learn to participate, listen, feel, observe, co-operate, take responsibility and to like others and be liked by others Information concerning the school may be obtained by calling Mrs Robert Creps or Mrs. Darold McDonald Marjorie Kite Gives Program For Historical Society Mrs. Marjorie Kite of South Whitley spoke on “Genealogy for Fun" at the monthly meeting of Stone s Trace Historical Society which was held Tuesday at 8 p.m. m the community room erf the bank Mrs. Kite is a member erf the Dr. Manasseh Cutler Chapter of the D A R and runs a genealogist service. Kappa Sigma Tau Has Jan. Meeting Kappa Sigma Tail Sorority held . their January meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. Rosalind Stahly and Mrs. Jim Schrock as hostesses The evening was spent making plans for the upcoming national convention The group also planned a Husband s Night for February 20th Prizes were won by ’ Mrs Richard Atz and Miss Donna Keister. South Whitley 53-47 Victor Over West Noble Jan. 15 The South Whitley Bulldogs were a 53-47 victor over West Noble Friday. Jan 15. The game was played in the Larwill gym. The Bulldogs were strong in the first quarter which indicated the game would be a high scoring one. The Whitko team scared 20 points w hile the visiting Chargers hit only eight points during the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LITTLE BARBEE — year round lake home, for sale. 8 yrs old on 75' x 100” lot. 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, laundry and bath. Priced to sell at 510.500. Possible F.H.A with no down payment Extra 10l on the lake available

eight minutes of play. The game took an about face ir the second period of play, however. South W hitley managed to hold the lead and the score was 33-27 at half time. The teams were equal in the third stanza as each scored eight points. They played similar, ball in the final period as each team scored 12 markers. South Whitley won the game with the being 53-47. < Randy King, Mike Shilling and Tom Davis each scored 13 points for the winning Bulldogs. Wolf was the lone Charger in double figures as he hit for 12. Shilling and Davis leu in rebounding with eight each. Glen Stanley followed with seven. The home team hit for 38 per cent from the field as the Bulldogs hit 18 of 48 attempts. The Whitko five also made 17 of 29 from the free throw line for 59 per cent. Coach Bill Patrick's team collected a total of 36 rebounds as ♦heir opponents collected 38. The Bulldogs committed 19 errors during the game. Box scores follow: South Whitley FG FT Shilling 5 3 Sutton 0 0 Parrett 2 1 Rupley 0 0 Davis > 3 7 Stanley 0 0 King 5 3 Schipper 0 2 Austin 3 1 Loe 0 0 Total 18 17 West Noble FG FT Varette 3 2 Holm 0 0 Rex 3 0 Saggers 2 2 Burnworth 1 0 Wysong 3 0 Kiester 0 0 Atz 2 1 Knepper 1 0 Knox 0 0 Wolf 6 0 Edwards 0 0 Total 21 5 —L—BPW HAS PROGRAM ON HAWAII The Business and Professional Womens’ club met Thursday at a Ligonier restaurant. Hostesses for the dinner meeting were Miss Eva Cook and Mrs. Roy Kellam. The business meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs. Herman Lung. A letter was read concerning the day school for children of nursery age. Mrs. Lung volunteered to meet with the committee on community concerns as a representative from the BPW. The program was in the charge of the public relations and publicity committee. Mrs. Wayne Houser. Mrs. John Deal and Mrs. Fred Cunningham. They presented Mrs. Helen Chaffee and Miss Grace Bickel who gave a very interesting program on a recent trip to Hawaii. A white elephant sale was conducted by Mrs. Lung and Mrs. Maxine Wysong. Members filled out a group getwell card to be sent to Beatrice Flick who has been a patient in Healthwin hospital. South Bend, for over a year Bridal Shower Honors? Miss Yeager Miss Eileen Yeager was honored recently at a bridal shower at the home of Miss Cheryl Parker of Kimmell. Guests included Mrs. Dale Parker, Mrs. Ethel Johnson. Mrs. Herman Yeager. Mrs. Gordon Yeager. Mrs. David Cobbs. Mrs Carl Riddle. Mrs Dan C. Miller, Mrs. Joe Gingerich and the Misses Cathy Mynhier. Linda Kauffman. Vicki Franks. Sally Riddle and Carla Riddle. Miss Yeager and her fiance. James Gingerich, are planning a January 30th wedding MRS. ENTERTAINS Mrs. O. D. Wheeler had as Tuesday evening supper guests Mr. and Mrs Ted Lam son and son The Larrisons who have been teaching and preaching at Portland. Jamaica, have been in the U S. for a three weeks visit. They are under the sponsorship of the Friends church. Hauled before the judge on a charge of a smoking-in-bed-caused hotel fire, he pleaded innocent The bed was on fire when I got into it,” he said.

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LINEUP — Getting ready to go for another one of the races Sunday at the Trojan Motorcycle Track, south of North Webster.

Lakeland Snowmobile Rotes Held Jun. 24

A list of the final results of the snowmobile races held Sunday, Jan. 24. at the Trojan Motorcycle Track, four miles south of North Webster, is given below. Juniors 1— Harry Hasty. North Webster. Starcraft 2— Keith Strauss, Syracuse, Moto-Ski 3— Jerry Strauss. Syracuse. Moto-Ski Powder Puff — A Stock 1— Ramona Shuler, Fort W’ayne. Ski-Doo 2— Linda Seltenright. South Bend. Yamaha 3— Lynn Hinesley. North Webster. Rupp Powder Puff — B Stock 1— Barbara Fidler, North Webster. Rupp 2— Judi Funnel. ' Wildcat 3— Marcella Bockman. North Webster. Ski-Doo Powder Puff — Modified I—Vicki Kreider, South Bend, Arti-Cat

Snowmobiles Not Allowed Qn Highways Snowmobiles, objects of one of the biggest booms in winter sports history, are also attracting the angry attention of some rural property owners and law enforcement officials. The popularity of snowmobiling, reflected in increasing sales of the special purpose vehicles, prompted a warning from State Police Superintendent Robert K. Konkle that their operation on streets, highways and other right-of-ways violates Indiana traffic laws. Snowmobiles cannot be licensed, Konkle explained, because they do not meet required motor vehicle standards. Numerous injuries and deaths in snowmobile accidents have been reported in Canada and many of our northern states, Konkle noted. By contrast, only one fatal accident involving a snowmobile has been recorded in Indiana this winter. But. he went on. the complaints are growing of snowmobilers traveling rural roads and trespassing on private property damaging fences, winter crops, lawns and golf courses. • Public awareness and concern for the scope of Hoosier snowmobiling has resulted in legislation introduced in the 1971 General Assembly, now in session. House Bill 1175, introduced by State Representative Ralph R. Heine (R-Columbia City > and assigned to the House Public Service Committee, is a comprehensive bill concerning the registration and safe operation erf snowmobiles. No Injuries In Two Thursday Accidents State police investigated an accident at 8:13 Thursday morning about one and one-half miles south of Syracuse on SR 13 resulting in SSOO in damages to the two vehicles. No one was injured. Police report Joan E. Wagoner. 28. of North Webster, was attempting to pass on the state road and skidded on slick, frost covered pavement into the side of the car being operated by Wilbur Roe, 60. of r 2 Syracuse. Damage to the Roe auto was listed at $350 with $l5O to the

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2— Tom Kirts, Bristol, Allouette „ 3— Jim Harbough. Reeding, Mich., AMF B Stock 1— Aaron Hinesley, North Webster. Arti-Cat 2— Bob Shook, Kendallville, Arti-Cat 3— Phil Fidler, North Webster. Rupp C Stock 1— Steve W hite, North Webster. Scorpion 2— John Seltenright, South Bend. Yamaha 3— John Cripe. Syracuse. ArtiCat D Stock 1— Charles Chapman. Fort Wayne. Johnson 2— Jeff Cotti. North Webster. Johnson 3— Kenneth Young. Elkhart, Yamaha E Stock 1— Fred Wekdged. Waterville. Mich.. Arti-Cat 2— Charles Chapman, Fort

Wagoner vehicle. At 2:45 p.m. a car operated by Glen Whitaker. 20. of r 1 Syracuse left the county line road about one mile north of Syracuse and hit a fence on the Ralph Vail farm. Investigating officer deputy sheriff Ron Robinson listed damage at S9O. Abbreviations are followed by a period except at the beach, where they are followed by the eye. LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR FEDERAL CONCURRENCE IN PROPOSED STATE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT AH interested persons are heretjy advised that on January 19, 1971, the Indiana State Highway Commission requested from the Indiana Division of the Federal Highway Administration corridor-design approval on a proposed grade separation structure over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks on SR 15 about 1 25 miles north of Milford in Kosciusko County, to be positioned about 40 feet east ot the present site. A previous notice recently published in local news media informed interested property owners of the planned im provement and of their right to be heard at a public nearing regarding the same No requests for a hearing were received by the designated deadline of January a. 1971. The Indiana State Highway Commission indicated in its transmittal to the Federal agency its desire that the-offer of an opportunity for a public hearing on the proposed structure be considered as a corridor design function, since the undertaking was representative of an isolated protect Federal concurrence was requested on this basis, so that activities necessary to advance the improvement might proceed as planned information developed in connection with the proposed protect, along with all supporting materials, is publicly available for inspection and copying In the office of the Highway Commission's Planning In formation , Manager. 120$ Indiana State Office Building. Indianapolis. This notice is pupi shed in compliance with the Federal Highway Administration's Policy and Procedure Memorandum 20 8 Os 1969 ° INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION Ruel W. Steele. Chairman J 27 NOTICE TQ BIDDERS Notice is hereoy given that the Board of Trustees of E’na Green, ind ana wdl from mis date unt<i February Is. wi at 11:00 o'clock A M. EST receive sealed bids for one 1971. v«. 4 Door Automobile Detailed specifications can oe obtained from the office ot the Clerk Treasurer. Etna Green.

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Wayne, Johnson 3—Loren Hankey, Hamilton, Johnson Open Class 1— Tom Huntine. Fort Wayne, Ski-Doo 2— Russ Kreider, South Bend, Arti-Cat 3— Aaron Hinesley, North Webster. Starcraft AA Modified 1— Jim Schuler, Fort Wayne. Ski-Doo 2— Don Huff. Plymouth, Polaris 3— Paul Beezley. Syracuse, SkiDoo BB —Modified 1— Russ Kreider, South Bend, Arti-Cat 2— W’himp Yoquelet, Fort Wayne, Ski-Doo 3— Archie Hoile, Warsaw, SnoJet CC Modified 1— Jerry Hatfield, Niles, Mich., Yamaha 2— Dan Kirts, Elkhart, Allouette

Indiana The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive any in formalities herein. Mark Heisler. Clerk Treasurer MJ—J. 27.F3 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will, at 10AM on the 2 day of February, 1971 at the Clerks Office, Court House in the City (or town) of Warsaw. Indiana in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named person, requesting the issue of the applicant, at the location hereinafter set out of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1970 Prairie Township, Kosciusko County Balance Balance FUNDS — Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township 8 58 68 * 2,721 97 « 8 -1314 Dos - — 319 00 240 00 219 00 340 00 Civil Tip Bon* 2.280.63 109 77 2 3 “ Fire Fighting 798 49 1,034.16 1.758.00 82 65 Recreation — - 290.51 200.00 400 00 90.51 TOTALS —8 3.747.31 8 4,305.90 8 7,188.39 8 864.82 DETAILS OF RECEIPTS Atwood Ins Agcy. f *J® Source Amount Atwood American Legion Aux 20 00 TOWNSHIP FUND ind Twp. Trustee Assoc 10 00 Taxes—December $2,721.97 Ray Williamson 100 00 Douglas Baker 100 00 Total Township Fund $2,721.97 j ar nes Marsh 100.90 QOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor $ 290 00 $2,794.39 Tot.! Dog Fund S 240 00 CIVIL TWP BOND FUND Classification <H Expense ana Taxes June A Dec $ 109 77 To Whom earn Kosciusko Auditor . » 219 W , Total Civil Twp Bond Fund $ 109.77 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Total * Taxes June A Dec $1,034.16 . DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL TWP. BOND FUND Total Fire Fighting Fund $1.034 16 Classification of Expense and RECREATION FUND To Whom Paid Taxes June A Dec $ 200 00 Etna Bank $2,025 00 Total Recreation Fund $ 200 00 Total .... ciamVing °° , DISBURSEMENTS townshi p fund disbursements fire fighting Classification of Expense and 1 ■ - — To Whom Paid of Expense and Fund No. 1 To ~ Joan Lutes $ 340 00 Krmit Creighton (Trees.) $1,750.W> John Lutes 1.450 00 $1 750 00 * 0 1 Ul 90 WarSwTmes Union ”6 49 Classificationof Exiwnse ano S E Merriman A Co. 13 90 .. Whom PPM Fund No 3 r Gelenia Jefferson Kip Hoffer 175 00 Mrs John Truex » £ William Deerwester 125.00 Forrest Bouse Fund No. 10 I 400 00 General Telephone 92 20 Total of the I hereby certify that the foregoing i. a true and correct and receipts and disbursements of the n * m ‘?_£*^, D showing the detailed annual report together withi all township hae been filed as names of persons having been paid money by the * copy g{ xuch required by law in the office of the the township advisory board, annual report to tn custody of the chatomaool the Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer o JOHN W LUTES, TOWnship Trustee . $

3 —Dennis Bireley. Hamilton, Johnson DD Modified 1— Tom Huntine, Fort Wayne, Ski-Doo 2— Bob Shook, Kendallville, Arti-Cat 3— Dennis Bireley, Hamilton, Johnson EE Modified 1— Russ Kreider, South Bend, Arti-Cat 2— Dan Kirts, Elkhart, Allouette - 3— Mike Yoquelet, Fort Wayne, Ski-Doo There will be races this week end, January 30 and 31, sponsored by the North club and sanctioned by the Indiana Snowmobile Association. On Saturday there will be 4 mile drags and two mile cross country races. On Sunday will be oval races on 4 mile track. Races will begin each day at 1 p.m. Registration will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

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 tor to such applicant at the premises named: Rob Dale, inc., by Robert Kissell, Pres., & Bonnie Kissell. Sec , R R 3. (Restaurant) Beer, liquor & Wine. Retailer, 617-619 South Buffalo. Warsaw, Indiana SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC' PAR TICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By MAX H BRATTEN Executive Secretary JOHN R SMOCK Chairman MJ—J. 27

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