The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 March 1971 — Page 7

Weatherhead Co. Eliminates It’s Second Shift On Friday

The big Weatherhead Company at Syracuse, the Lakeland area’s number 1 employer, has eliminated its second shift and is now operating on a one-shift basis. This word came today from Terry McLeod, manager erf industrial relations of the

Lawn And Garden Week, March 20-26

LAFAYETTE - Today, as never before in our nation, great emphasis is being placed on the environment. One facet of the environmental picture is the yard and garden \ For years many home gardeners have, in a quiet, unassuming way. worked relatively unnoticed to enhance their own grounds, provide beauty, and help nature maintain balances. They have, of course, gained a certain personal

PUBLIC AUCTION - * Sale every Friday —7 p.m. sharp % mile south of Syracuse on road 13, across from bowling alley. Merchandise of all descriptions — new and used. f . GREER AUCTION COMPANY r 3 box 2-A Syracuse Phone: 457-3607 LEONARD H. GREER, auctioneer

are rate//?# / / \ & <? hi jfcw ' \ i&d 1 f®., \ a / W I \ . /. , < > / '•«*• . w2-v \ ®V®\ /Jj »' ' / wfc -SML < \W <Varies? / - v \ / f r ? ’feI I \ z lW\‘ \ wKn iW \ \ i A iWi \ A distinctive selection of \ •:• fff>A |>W< \ wedding invitations and an- :•: trlA 9 ; \ nouncements featuring the new- f ?. *k / * Zcwlßj \ est styles on the finest papers can V M w. Ife 1 be found at The Mail-Journal . ft] T • W i f offices in Milford and Syracuse. V/ 51 »• ? £?$¥«•? - I You can be sure your stationery 7 will be socially correct and per- • V/1 j A>y ?/-S; fectly printed. ?i T\ j I . /srV * : . We feature the following J \ p F R * I invitations: :l /j J Iv STARLIGHT WEDDING UNE Xj H FLOWER WEDDING LINE ■’X| \ 1 . T ' S xBRIDE AND GROOM > WEDDING INVITATIONS f. FV" Wedding napkins, book- ■ matches, coasters, placemats, ) JI cake bags. etc. are also available. „ P £r k •“ ■“” The Moil-Journal MILFORD — SYRACUSE

Geveland-based firm. Mr. McLeod stated that the resumption of the second shift operations is dependent upon the level of business activity in those market areas serviced by the Syracuse plant. The company has its production geared to the industrial

satisfaction from their achievements. With the coming of spring, and National Lawn and Garden Week. March 20-26. it is fitting that all Americans be of the contributions each individual can make in the strujg’e to improve the total environment Gardening and la vn care—only a small part of the environmental panorama—are things every homeowner can undertake. But it goes beyond that. Any individual.

mobile and automotive aftermarket. McLeod admitted that business is slow at the present tinfe. but that his company is hoping for a recovery in the near future. At a peak production the company has employed nearly 500 area residents.

young or old, homeowner or tenant, can work at some form of plant project. And is so doing, he can improve the environment and add beauty to his surroundings. Growing with America has become the symbol of this parcular time of year. With every spring comes a feeling of rebirth . . . and reawakening. And although often said in many different ways, it’s time we realize that much can be accomplished in this nation by each doing his share. Improving the environment is everyone’s job. Clean. well cared for lawn and communities help. Green plants and green belts make their contributions. Dog For Sale Red, Male, Miniature DACHSHUND S3OOO Cali: 457-2990

L 11 ■l* 1 r Iv*/ ■ i til ■HI k b y" ' DISTRICT CONVENTION — The annual sub-district convention for Lions of District 25-G was held at South Bend on Sunday with several Lions and their Ladies from the Lakeland area being present. The evening’s speaker was International Director Warren E. Greene of Monterey Park. Calif. Greene is shown in the center of the above photo. District governor Kenneth Isenberg of Lakeville is shown on the left with state council chairman Alex Miller of Warsaw on the right. Glen Swihart of Elkhart was elected to the office of District Governor and will assume that post in Ijis Vegas in June. *

$1 Million In Damages Sought A $1 million damage suit was filed by Everett Tom. Sr., r 2 Leesburg, in federal court in

Indianapolis, Monday. The suit states that he received severe bums, lost a portion of one hand and was hospitalized for sonte time when dynamite he was using to blow up large stones on his farm near Leesburg, blew up prematurely. The defendants named in the

suit, charging negligence, were E. I. DuPont de Nemours Company of Delaware, makers of the dynamite, afid the EnsignBickfore Company of Connecticut. manufacturers of the fuse. Scouts To Meet At 7:30 Monday In Milford 1 The time for the meeting of the Boy Scouts in Milford next Monday has been set for 7:30 p.m. according to scoutmaster Robert Vanlaningham. The boys and their parents are invited to attend the meeting which will be held in the newly remodeled scout cabin. There is a guest speaker scheduled for the evening’s program. Beginning with the meeting on Monday the scouts of troop 47, Milford, will meet each Monday in the scout cabin. LAKELAND LOCAL The Calvin Becks of Bonar lake are expected home this week from Nokomis, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zimmerman of Milford went to Indianapolis on Tuesday to attend a meeting. Mrs. Lloyd Felkner and Chester Felkner of Milford spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller, also of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Weaver of Syracuse have returned from a two-week southern trip including a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Deanna Lambert at Ruskin, Fla., and a visit to the Florida Keys. After spending two weeks with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Overstedt at Milford. Samuel Temple, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Temple, returned to the family home in Lansing, 111., last Saturday. LEGALS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Lakeland Community School Corporation, Kosciusko County. Indiana, mat the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 7 30 p m o’clock p.m ES T , on the )3th day of April. 1871. will consider the following additional appropriation from existing tunas which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time ' Cumulative Building Fund Amount Protect No 4375 Purchase of 12 696 acres of land, more or less, adiom.ng the present site of Wawasee High School $15,235 0C Taxpayers appearing 5 at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon The additional appropr.ationas finally made will, be automatically referred to the of Tax Commissioners, which Board whi nofd a further hearing within fifteen (IS) days at the County Auditor's off.ee of said County, or at such other place as may be oesgna'ed At such hearing taxpayers obiectmg to any such additional ap propr<at>on may be heard interested tax payers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held Floyd H Baker. Secretary Board of School Trustees Lakeland Community School Corporation MJ— MA 4 31 legal notice of public hearing Notice is hereby given mat me Local Alcoholic Beverage Board at Kosciusko County. Indiana, will, at W AM on me 6th day of April. 1971 at me Clerk's Office. Court House in the City (or town) of Warsaw. In diana in said County, begin investigation of me appficalions of me following named parsons, requesting me issue of me ap pi, cants. at the locations hereinafter sat out of me Alcoholic Beverage Permits of me EGGS Farm Fresh Open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m* Saturdays Only Don Beer Milford

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class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety of issuing the permits applied for to such applicants at the premises named: Bee-Hive, Inc., by Robert Morris, Pres., R. R. 1 Claypool & Roberta Lyon, 1017 Cassius. Marion, Ind.. (Grocery) Beer Dealer, Beaver Dam Lake, Ind., UN IN CORPORATED (P.O. R R 1, Swick Rd., Claypool, Ind.) Moose Lodge 1423 by Robert Roberts, Gov., P.O. Box 56. (Club) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer, R. R. 5, Warsaw, Indiana Warsaw Inns, inc., dba Holiday inn, by D. Blaine Mikesell. Pres., 100 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake. Ind., & L. J. Castaldi, Sec. 1201 Edgewood Dr., Warsaw, Indiana (Hotel) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer, Rd. 30 East, P.O. 148. Warsaw. Indiana NEW SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC ‘PAR TICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By MAXH BRATTEN Executive Secretary JOHN R SMOCK Chairman S’ PETITION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF HIGHWAY In a matter of a Petition for the Establishment and improvement of a Public Highway in The Hillview Subdivision, in 'Turkey Township, Kosciusko County To be presented to the County Commissioners on April 5. 1971 at 1:30 P M. at their regular session Dated March 12, 1971 Lawrence Butts County Auditor, MJ—M. 17 24 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will from mis date until April S, 1971, al 1:30 PM E S T. receive sealed bids on the following Replace Bridge No 98, Located at me Intersection of 350 N & 950 W Replace Bridge No 128. Located on 400E. one third Mile North of ST. Rd. 14 Replace Bridge No 151. Located on 12505, ’» Mile East of 880 W Replace Bridge No 153, Located on 880 W, 0 2 Mile South of 1200 S Replace Bridge No 217, Located on 1100 W, two thirds Mile South of Anglin Road Replace Bridge No. 257, Located on 600 E, one third" Mile South of 300 N. Replace Bridge No 262, Located on 300E, ' j Mile South of I2OOS All projects require that the old bridge be removed, new pipe be installed, and back filled Roadway base and surface be con structed and that guardrail, seeding and mulching work be performed Detailed plans. proposal and specifications are on file at me County High way Department. 601 E. Winona Avenue. Warsaw, Indiana Bids must be filed in the County Auditor's Office on Form No 96 proposal form and accompanied by bid bond or certified check for 10 per cent of B-id The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Dated March 12. 1971 Lawrence Butts Auditor ot Kos County. Ind i MJ—M. 17 24 ’ Commissioners Claims The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the Ist of April, 1971 Edith Beltz $450 00 Ethna Scott 433:33 Princess Marie Frush 391.66 Frances Noble 366 66 , N Jean Messmore 350 00 Jean Tuka 315.60 Kathryn Teel 450.00 Hazel Harman 433 33 Mary Beth Miner 391.66 Catherine B Gonya 366.66 Olga Tvsing 350 00 F Bonita Freeman 391.66 Margaret E Garman 375.00 Janet Wise 234 00 Marjorie Cauftman 295 20 Evelyn Adams 299.00 Idlee Armey 450 00 Phyllis Munson 433.33 Rita Miller 39166 Lucille McCleary 366.66 Margaret Menzie 350.00 Nancy Belcher 316.66 Naomi Tuttle 256.25 Ruth Hoppus 450 00 Helen Goshert«, 433.33 David F. Rieder 450 00 Roger Fellows 602 33 Stanley B. Holderman 585 66 Ronald Robinson 550 00 H Earl Boggs 416.66 Bernard T Minear 550.00 Loren Melton 500 00 Avis B Gunter 450.00 Iva L. Carpenter 433 33 Alice R Randeis 391 66 Edw. A Rosswurm . 276 00 Bernice Graham 168 00 Margaret Butts 315 60 Helen R Baker 36 00 Virginia Spry 288 00 Barbara J Eastlund 288.00 Lena Davidsen 180 00 Yvonne A Miner 312 00 Henry Hackworth 548 33 • Ralph Whitesell 535.00 Beatrice Weller 196.16 Billie F Andrews 283 33 Richard F Mikel 383 33 Edward B Funk 316.66 MiloE Ciase 50 00 Maxine Case >8 75 B. James Baker 833 33 Janet Clay 333.33 George A Nye *'4 66 Georgia U Nellans 298.85 Robert LRaior 330.00 Thelma J. Leedy 378 33 Clara Belle Demaree 349 00 Janet I Wise 33 40 RobertFrush . 26.00 Giles Hoffer 26 00 Duane Kline 288 00 Lloyd Disher 252.00 Shirley Connolly 264 00 Julia Rogers 96.00 Cynthia A Fry 204 00 Lana I Miner 72 00 A E Boyce CO 1867 90 Business Equip Co 202 38 United Tel Co 759 88 Warsaw Office Supp 510.75 Waddell Print Co. 977.42 IBM 159.60 Lake City Wholesale 18.53 N I P S. Co 757.94 Sewage Trest Ofc 60.45 Water Utilities 99 00 C E. Gorham MD 7 50 Address Mult Corp. 516 42 Hartman Print Co. 42.00 Exec Ofc: Mach inc • 13 17 Bankers Disp. Corp. 2.40 Warsaw P O 30.00 Ginter Elect Serv 4 06 Lincoln Grap. Corp 8 67 David E Andrews 460.20 Bledsoe Buick Pontiac 167.45 Ford's Auto Supp 45.53 Motorola Com A Elec. 34 70 Patterson Texaco 6.90 Gast Fuel A Serv 336-70 Shell Oil Co 4.05 Pitney Bowes inc. 21 30 Lowell Blosser 19.38 Ray O'Herron Co. 4.75 Hull House 131.20 Police Equip Serv 8 55 Schultz Bros. Inc 126.45 Smith Ford Inc 7.584 00 G. Lengemann Co. 99.20 Carl T. Zimmer 30 20 Exec Office Mach . inc. ISO R Steven Hearn 370.25 Gene B Lee 170 00 Howard's 43.75 Betty Conley W 55 Bobbs Merrill Inc. 86 80 Lawyers Coop Pub. 64.30 West Pub Co 210.00 Allan A Rasor 30.00 Wm Oalfon II 120.00 Max E Reed etal 440 00 Rex L Reed 190 00 RichardW Sand 95.00 Paul Grim me 63.80 Owens Super Mart 20.28 Wm Reneker 80 42 Pucketts Case „ 26 31 Correlated Prod. Inc. 62 65 Hall Hdw Co 13.62 Plymouth Cl. Twl. Serv. 11.50 Sanco Prod. Co. 82.80 Warsaw Chem Co. 5.10 Termite A Pest Cons. 5.00 Ralph E. Whitesell 20.00 Briggs Plumb & Heat 73 50 Comfortemp, Inc. 92 Johnson Lbr Yd. 4.16 Wayne R Johnson 228.00 Kelley Tile A Fl. Cov. U.M Miller A Sons Lbr. 323.45 Millington Bros. ' 3.50 U. S. Chem Co. 157.05 St. Oil Co of Am. 1,398.00 Coverall Rent. Serv. 42.40 Natl Bd Ext 100.00 Warsaw Dry Cl. 55.6 S

Sharp Hdw. Co. 46.02 Cornelius Pr. Co. f 48.25 Edw Funk 1 135.52 Mito Close 29.50 | W. A. Diddel Ag. . 3.25 Maurice Beer 8.00 Robert Lozier 10.00 Gerald Smalley 8.00 Robert Hoffman, 52.48 Gerald Eastlund 108.60 Lakeland Pr. Co. 34.35 Duane Kline 28.10 Joseph D. Shewmon 150.00 The Mail-Journal 167.43 Times-Union 403.39 W. A. Diddel Ag. 31.25 Warsaw Ins. Ag. \612 00 Ray 8i Carol Archer 12.00 Cecil Lindzy 12.00 Verll.M'les 56.00 Henry Hackworth 40.00 E. H. Stephenson 450.00 Global Copy System 140.50 Xerox Corp. 217.80 Diggs Funeral Serv. 100.00 Jones Funeral Home 100.00 Landis & Chamness Funeral Home 100.00 McHatton Funeral Home 200.00 Needham 8, Son Funeral Home 100.00 Titus Funeral Home 200.00 Joe Cross I 3.00 Harold Feldman 18.00 Scott Flowers 57.00 Steven Kerr 3.00 Lawrence Kindig 6.00 David W. Leiter 3.00 Linda L. Mosier 3.00 Fred Osburn i 6.00 Harry Pollock 3.00 Marvin Romine ' 6.00 Gordon Teeple 177 OO C. C. Tullis 9.00 Rex Werstler 9.00 Council for Ret. of Kos Co. 4,583.50, Fort Wayne St. Hosp. 322.04 Whitex Inst 672.00 Healthwin 1,588.59 Irene Byron Hosp. 2.720 00 Elkhart Co 829.81 Marshall Co. 45.00 Whitley Co. 78.00 Hossein Hashemi MD 10 00 Wm. C. Parke MD 11.00 Roland Snider MD 50.00 Myrtus Custer 972.00 Raymond Custer 828.00 Tony Heiman 130.00 Cyril Likens 420.00 Charles Lynch 840 00 Stanley Scott 420.66 Wm Frush Sr. 101.50 Rufus Miner 14,00 Ginter Elect 10,000.00 CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL 4 CLAIMS George M. Haymond MD 400 00 J Carroll Sherman. 851.00 Loren J. Pound 716.66 Barbara A McClure 604.58 Nellie van Marcke 458.33 Barbara Olds 229.16 United Telephone Co. 56.51 Warsaw, Ind. Postmaster 15.00 Barbara A. McClure 72.96 Loren J Pound 43.84 Carroll Sherman 68.56 Waddell Printing Co. 96.00 Warsaw Ins. Agency 22.00 CO. HWY. PAYROLL *• Charles E. Bucher 577.71 Emerson Cain 573.30' ErmalCoy 601.23 John Davis 582.12 Muri Dawalt 529.20 Don Forney 637 98 Harold Gerard 602.70 Gilbert Griffis 526.26 FrederickKammerer 604.17 Russell Krichbaum » v 529.20 Don Kuhn 577.71 Alvin Miller 588.00 Bobby Miner 558.60 Forrest Mitterling 604.17 Larry Montel 604.17 Paul Randal 599.76 Luther Van Cleave • 502.74 Wayne L Wood 535.08 Garl P Young 564.48 <■ Kent Brower 500 00 John Alexander 766 80 Charles Cotton 608.00 Francis Denny 626.24 Raymond Faulkner 547.20 Merritt Hartman 649 65 Ronald Himes 548.72 Ellis Koher 27.36 Bernard Kuhn 548 72 Ralph Linn 547.20 Donald Metzger 635.36 Leo Mosier i 410.40 Ronald Norman 624.72 Roswell Robbins 547 20 Glenwood Secor 522 88 . Donald P Stiver 563 92 John Tucker 547 20 BertonA. Retz 1,333.33 Hugh R Parsons . 750.00 Worley Spitler J 547 20 Donn Shoemaker 567.00 Arthur Smith 752 60 Wilfred Fretz 605 64 Larry Phillips 553.80 Robert Danner 547.20 Ronald Leiter 600.00 CO. HWY. CLAIMS Prudential Ins. Co ’!» 2,018 10 Lime City Truckng. Co. 8.38 United Tel Co 55 28 N.I PSCo 439 56 The Mail Journal 7.49 Times-Union 7.77 Emergency Radio Serv. 248 60 Friden Div Singer Co. 41,00 Internal. Harv . Co. 2811 Lemler Machine 5 ’ j 8-00 Millington Bros 26.70 Precision Welding 10.00 Carl Uhling Mach Shop 19.75 Mac Allister Mach. Co 1 820.05 Motor Pts & Equip Co, 93 50 Schraders Warsaw Co. 348 87 Peggy L. Conley “ 3 24 Coverall Rent. Serv. 499 10 Gast Fuel 81 Serv Inc 80 00 Gulf Oil Prod. ■ ■ 2,058 04 Ind TextileCo •—J 92.40 Moellermg Supp Co. 27 90» Purity Cylinder Gases 37.01 ( Stand Oil Div Os Am. Oil 341.23 Monteith Tire Co. 70.26 Texaco inc. 82-50 Warsaw Dry Cl 16 00 Sharp Hdw. Co . 66.60 3M Business Pro Sales 125 89 Business Equip. Co. 13-46 Int Salt Co 2.875.08 Lincoln Graphic Corp. 443.60 Erie Stone inc. 1,893.48 J. 8. M. Gravel Corp 225.08 Glen Messmore . 96.00 West Ind. Agg. Inc. 1.236 75 Johnson Lbr. Co. 3.60 Tusing Bros. 9.45 All Metal Mfg CO 684.77 LogansportMetalCul.Co. 575.80 Bearings, Inc. 14.08 Confortemp. inc. 67.88 Curtis Ind. Inc. /■ 119.52 Gen. Tr Sales Corp \ 31.75 Mike Gill Auto Pts. 2 00 Hatfield Elect. Serv. • ’ *6 Ind. Equip Co. «7.61 Kelley Tractor Sales 61.65 Munson Motor Sales 74 Smith Ford. Inc. S * 9 Super. Pipe Spec. Co. 85 68 Wai mer Supp. Inc. 31.71 Yeiter 8. Ganshom 6.52 Warsaw Auto. Supp. 177.51 W. A. Diddel Agcy. 1.100.00 Wm. J. Carey Cons. Corp. 7,758 00 Snap On Tools 13 90 Sewage Treatment Ofc *' - ” 45 CO. WELF. OEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Howard B. Johnson 785 00 Beth A Atkinson 675 00 Opal Joy Harman 475 00 Willie Hugh Nine 675 00 Carla Jane Reser 475.00 Mary Ruth Wilson *75.00 Yvonne Sue England 360.00 Mar jorie E H imes 360.00 Esther B. Hoover 360.00 Marjorie A. Nye 345 00 Madelyn I Lowman 315.00 United Telephone Co. ,4S 25 Beth A. Atkinson 79 00 Opal Joy Harman 28.00 Howard B. Johnson 26.72 Willie Hugh Nine 44 30 Carla Jane Reser 72 00 Mary Ruth Wilson ’ 7 8 ® Business Equip. Co. ]? " A. W Donato MD 20 -J® Elkhart Rehab. Ctr. 1,181.00 Medi Hiy Inc. 39 44 Turtle Creek Conv. Cfr. 943 •» Ind. Univ. Med. Cto Hosp 42 49 Council for Ref. Kos. Co. “ ~ P N.HirschCo. 4 ’ ~ Virgil A. McCleary OD . 37 00 James C. Miller. OD 34 “ James Oliverius 7< ~ Prince Grocery 7 *'3 Walter Drug Inc. • 74 J O. Lentz DOS 2 ’ ~ Wm.C. Parke MD 2 ’ “ ConvCtrof And. 34444 Cunningham Optical 24 ** Fam. A Child. Centr 247 •» Medi-Ply Drug 4 J® St. Vincent Villa “T? Am. Pub. Well. Assn I. Lawrence Butts, do hereby that the above is a true list a* c *' m4 presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist da* April, 1971. LAWRENCE BUTTS 4 Auditorof Kosciusko Co

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