The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 January 1973 — Page 13

LEGALS 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 6th day of February, 1973 at the Clerks Office, Court House in the City (or town) of Warsaw, IN in said County, begin investigation of the applications of the following named persons, requesting the issue to the applicants, at the locations hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permits, of the classes hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the propriety of issuing the permits applied for to such applicants at the premises named: Merrill K. Norris (Restaurant) TRANSFER Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer from Golden Door, Inc. 107 W. Main St. Syracuse, IN Merrill K. Norris (Restaurant) TRANSFER OF LOCATION Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer from 107 W. Main St. Syracuse, IN to Pickwick Rd. East of St. Rd. 13, Syracuse, IN SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PAR-

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Syracuse See this lovely 3 bedroom home on Syracuse Lake. The beautiful family room-kitchen overlooks the lake. 147,500. This 4 bedroom executive is situated on a wooded hillside overlooking Syracuse Lake. Many extra features in this home were designed to make life comfortable. Call for an appointment. 149,000. Milford 3 BR Lakefront cottage on Dewart Lake, furnished. Beat the spring prices by buying now. $16,900. New 3 BR all electric home located on % Acre. Includes carpeting, refrig, and range. Close to Camp Mack. Luxury living for just $19,700. This new 2 BR home in Milford has 1156 sq. ft. of living area. At todays prices, $16,700 is stealing but we don’t care. Need bedrooms? Here is a 4 BR with electric heat on a large 100’ x 110’ lot. We are holding the price at $17,700. See today. Live Free. Buy this new duplex. Rent one side while you live in the other. Each unit has 2 BR, living room, kitchen, bath. Low, low price of $19,500. SENIOR CITIZENS. We are the agents for the new TOWNEHAUS APARTMENTS in Milford. Call today about leasing one of these lovely 2 BR apartments that were developed with you in mind. Convenient location for all shopping. Call today. LISTINGS WANTED. Business has been very good, so good that we are in need of 3 and 4 bedroom homes in the SyracuseMilford area. We also have clients wanting farms and small acreage. Let us help you get top dollar for your property. Call today. Lakeland J Realty Mickie McGrew Dave McGrew, Broker — Syracuse , Phone: 457-4147 Charles Lehman Phone: 219-457 -4147 Phone: 457-4142 pEwi IF YOU’VE THOUGHT OF BUILDING — Look at this one first. It has everything — convenient kitchen, copious garage, 3 oversized bedrooms, small den, large living room. Never occupied. Save yourself the building headaches — inspect this beauty! One block north of the City Park and beach in Stucky Addition. PAINT THIS $15,000 HOUSE AND HAVE AN SIB,OOO HOUSE! — Yes, it needs a bit of fix-up, so it isn’t selling. But that just makes it a “better buy** for some enterprising family man! 3 bedrooms, 2 story all-brick with full basement, gas furnace, Andersen insulated windows, 4 stall garage and workshop. Convenient to churches, schools, shopping. THIS IS NIFTY IF YOU’RE THRIFTY! —lt isn’t every day (or even every year) that you can find a GOOD house at a LOW - price. This one is unusual in both respects. Needs a few touchups but has plenty of potentials. Examine its features and you’ll exclaim at its “bargain*’ price! 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, partial basement, gas furnace, aluminum storm windows, aluminum siding. Easement to Wawasee, pier, on Waco Drive. $17,000. S-P-R-E-A-D O-U-T— Not the least of the attractions here is the larger, wide-spread lot on which this fine house is comfortably set. No need to postpone yotir happiness waiting for the right place — here it is! 3 lovely paneled bedrooms, large living room, completely decorated and carpeted, kitchen, bath, utility room, 2 car garage attached, insulated and paneled. Gas furnace. 100’ x 360’ corner lot just north of Runaway Bay on old 13A. Priced for quick sale at $25,000. NATURE PAINTS A MASTERPIECE! — Right outside your picture window! An enchanting view of stately trees and rolling hills that will make you look forward eagerly to. getting back home. Make your family the envy of their friends in this scenically situated home. Tree shaded 6 room house, garage attached, completely furnished, situated on 2 lakefront lots, Nokomis Island, Papakeechie Lake. $18,500. IT’S THE "LITTLE BIT MORE’’ THAT COUNTS! — Certainly, realty is a service business. But we like to think we give you more than just ordinary service. Appraising, financing, advertising, negotiating, closing — all that goes without saying. So we try to do MORE. Come in and let us show you how our “little bit more” in effort, courtesy and know how can GIVE YOU so much more. IF WHAT YOU WANT ISN’T LISTED, COME *N’ SEE US—WE’LL FIND IT FOR YOU! Chalet • Realty, Inc. Ph.: 457-2670 P.O. Box 142 — Syracuse Joe D. Shewmon, Associate 457-3001 Richard C. Littlefield, Associate 457-4213 George Duckwall, Realtor 773-4244 #

TICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By MARKY. BROWN Executive Secretary JAMES D. SIMS Chairman NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation ot their regular meeting place at 7:30 p.m. on the 19th day of February, 1973, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND AMOUNT 25-72 Equipment $50,000.00 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 of said county, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers

objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the county auditor when and where such hearing will be held. HELEN JOAN KINDLE, Clerk Treasurer City of Warsaw, Indiana J. 24,31 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Lakeland Community School Corporation, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 7:30 p.m. EST on the 13th day of February, 1973, will consider the following additional appropriation from existing funds which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Cumulative Building Fund Amount Architect fees, site development, construction and equipment for the Vocational Mechanics Building Project No. 4802 $250,000.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen (15) days at the County Auditor's office of said County, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any such additional appropriation may be heard. Interested taxpayers 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 Corp. J.31.F.7 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WAITRESSES WANTED — For work in fraternal club Friday and Saturday nights, serve dinners and beverages. Pleasant surroundings, experience desirable. Approximately five hours a night. Apply Goshen Moose lodge after noon any day. FOR SALE — Antique dressers, chest of drawers, trunks, chairs, clocks, misc. items. Also, ladders. For appointment write P. O. Box 134 Syracuse. J.31-F.14 HOUSE FOR SALE in Wawasee Village. Phone 691-4824 or 4572953. J.31-F.7 FOR SALE — Walnut stereorecord player with AM-FM radio, 58,inches long, SIOO. Also, 21” RCA color television, walnut cabinet, SSO. Phone 4572635. J.31.F.7 FOR RENT — Six room modern country home. Phone 856-2318.

SERVICES SERVICES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Air Conditioning-Electric Heating — Hire Electric — Residential — Commercial — Industrial 457-3744 Syracuse WANTED WANTED WANTED School Bus Drivers J Apply At Lakeland Community School Corporation Or Phone: 457-3188 > Wanted: Girl Friday For All Around Position ix Bookkeeping Background Necessary iz 5 Days A Week Paid Vacation - Holidays Good Position For The Right Person Smallwood Service Center Rd. 15, So., Milford Apply In Person i- ' -e REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Kinder Realty, Inc. General Contractors ovr Land Developers MODELS 1 1006 S. Huntington Hi.: 457-4341 Syracuse t ' • McClain Realty Co. Commercial Sites For Lease Or Sale SYRACUSE — 138 front feet by 290 Pickwick Road next to the new Hook drug store. Also 70 front feet by 150 deep across street on Pickwick Road. ON STATE ROAD 13 — 850 front feet by 450 deep, north of Overhead Door Co. NORTH WEBSTER — Oii road 13, north of M & M Restaurant, 200 front feet by 200 deep. a Will Build For Tenant — Phone: 457-4291

Ligonier News By ROSE CUNNINGHAM

Jan Kreager installed as worthy advisor of Rainbow

Installation of officers for Ligonier assembly 74, Rainbow for Girls in Indiana, was held Saturday night at the Masonic temple. Miss Jan Kreager was installed as worthy advisor in the assembly room which was beautifully decorated in her colors of purple and pink. Two stars, representing her symbol, were placed in the east and west. Mrs. Robert Richards sang “I Believe” while Jan was escorted to the altar where she took her vows. The gavel was presented to Jan by Tom Deßrular, chaplain of the Cromwell Masonic lodge. Also installed were: Worthy associate advisor — Arlynn Feightner Charity — Kim Cunningham Hope — Shelly Epert Faith — Tammy Bishop Chaplain — Joyce Stout Drill leader — Mary Lee Love — Dawn Cunningham Religion — Marquita Bode Nature — Sandra Swank Immortality — Denise Barhyndt Fidelity — Sherie Zarse Patriotism — Debbie Woodrum Service — Vickie Robinson Confidential observer — Diane Dickey Outer observer — Shelley Reeve Rose Lecturer — Sheree Knox Musician — Beth Warren Recorder — Connie Warren Treasurer — Rose Zarse Prompter — Sue Kreager

Historian — Nancy Kreager Mrs. Ronnie Knox of Kimmell was installed as mother advisor and the new advisory board was also installed. Sue and Nancy Kreager, sisters of the worthy advisor, served as her installing officer and marshall. Sheree Knox was installing chaplain, Connie Warren, installing recorder and Mrs. Glen Click, the installing musician. 5 —L— V z -JU HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW — Miss Susan Greider has been named West Noble high school’s 1973 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Miss Greider received the highest score on a written knowledge and attitude examination given to senior boys and girls. She will receive an award from General Mills, sponsor of the annual nation-wide contest. Miss Greider is now eligible for state honors and could, if she places in the state, qualify for a national award. Area vocational program discussed at board meeting Dave McGrew, area vocational school teacher, met with the West Noble school board at a special meeting Monday night in the West Noble high school. Members of the West Noble vocational adult advisory committees for the building trades and auto mechanics programs were also present. The area vocation program was discussed and slides were shown of the home now under construction by the West Noble building and trades class and of the area vocational school at Wawasee high school. A committee of faculty members also met with the board to discuss their program and curriculum. Robert Gunn, the new director of student activities, presented a number of procedural changes concerning discipline. The board approved the changes.

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED — Help Wanted — Female Apply in Person Syracuse Enterprises Syracuse TOOL AND DIE MAKERS SECOND SHIFT Top Wages, Complete Benefits PENN CONTROLS Goshen, Indiana DRAFTSMAN Increased work load requires permanent addition to staff. Experience in product design is necessary. Electronic experience desirable. Salary commensurate with experience, complete benefit programs. Send resume outlining experience and qualifications or write for application to: Employment Manager Penn Controls 1302 E. Monroe St. Goshen, Indiana 46526

GLAYCONSANTOS Brazilian youth visits West Noble Glaycon Santos, 17, left last Tuesday after spending four weeks in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Steller at Kimmell. While in the area Glaycon attended West Noble high school. A resident of Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Glaycon is in the United States with a number of his countrymen through the Lions Youth Exchange program. The Cromwell-Kimmell Lions club served as his host club during his stay in Indiana. Glaycon’s family consists of his parents and three sisters. His father is a military man. The Brazilian youth had never seen snow until he came to Indiana. He prefers Brazilian food to American and likes American girls. Glaycon told students at West Noble high school the mode of dress among young people in Brazil is very similar to that of this country. He also said the young people there have about the same amount of freedom. He found the little community of Kimmell quite different from his native city of 1,000,000 people. Helen Golden hospitalized after accident Mrs. Helen Golden, 502 W. Third street, Ligonier, is a patient in McCray hospital, Kendallville, after being injured in a one-car collision Tuesday. State trooper Pat Malone reported Mrs. Golden slid on icy pavement and hit a tree on the north side of US 6 west of Kendallville. e? Mrs. Golden has a laceration to the forehead and possible internal injury. West Noble sixth graders to see circus Members of the sixth grade classes of the West Noble school corporation will mark Saturday, Feb. 3, as a “red letter” day, as it is the day they have been invited to attend the circus at Fort Wayne. Tickets have been furnished by area Shriners with the youngsters to be transported by school buses.

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ONE YEAR AGO Charles Cable has assumed the position as assistant administrator of the Maricopa County General hospital at Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ritter of r 2 Syracuse were honored by their children Sunday in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. Chet Elder has been elected president of the local Chamber of Commerce with Ev Ganz as vice (resident. A departure service and party was held Sunday for Father James H. Remmerswaal, OSC, at Wawasee Prep, leaving for a five year commitment in Holland, Rome and Indonesia. Observing his 90th birthday anniversary Tuesday at Fountain View Place, Elkhart, was John E. Niccum, father of Mrs. Eloise Frevert. Dorothy (Mrs. Melville) Smith was pleasantly surprised Friday in observance of her 91st birthday anniversary when a close handfull of friends chose to entertain at an open house in her honor and approximately 50 friends called during the course of the day. Among storm damage due to high winds Monday night were plate glass windows at Tom Socks store in the village and the Texaco station. FIVE YEARS AGO Syracuse’s new dog contract signed January 16 was not with the humane society at Warsaw but with Jim Warner of that city. The town of Syracuse has $5,972.52 left in the general fund at the year end. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Popenfoose will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house on February 4. Mrs. Jesse Hann spent the week end at College Corners, Ohio, with the Frederick Hann family. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rookstool have moved to Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bitner called.last week on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinderer and Mrs. Dukes at Ligonier. Obit: William L. Nyce7l; Mrs. Walter Wiggs 70; Mrs. Bessie Emmons Van Sickle 76, and Mrs. Sadie May Ruby 76. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Enoch of Lake Wawasee and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hollar, Nappanee and Syracuse, have returned from a month in Hawaii and Las Vegas, Nev. TEN YEARS AGO O. W. (Lefty) Martin, owner of the Wawasee Plaza, stated Wednesday he hopes to rebuild the plaza house which was destroyed by fire early Friday morning amounting to $50,000 damage. The 1962 annual report by Syracuse town clerk-treasurer J. Barton Cox shows the town has on deposit at the year end, a total of $142,223.53. Miss Sherry Gay Searfoss is one of 98 Indiana university school of nursing students to be awarded nurses caps in ceremonies this Friday. Mrs. Charles Purdum, Sr., 75, passed away of leukemia on January 20. a ‘ Cold lingers on with 18 below registered this morning. Pvt. Roger Fleischauer is now stationed at Fort Jackson, S.C. A large number of Syracuse students received first and second place honors in the district music contest held January 26 at Plymouth.

NOTICE . Notice is hereby given that all agreed purchases of right ofwgy for the project below have been completed and the following is a list of said published in accordance with section 1, chapter 259 of the acts of the 1959 General Assembly of the State of Indiana. The amount of compensation includes damages and improvements taken. Project F 854 (18) Road US 30 County Kosciusko . Code 0444 State of Indiana ph p>rr»i Grantor & Parm. Temp. Prov. Amt. Pa. 3 Gast, Robert P. Et Al i xuac 3< 374 00 4 Meyer, Robert F. Et Al. 1.247 AC 3.454 AC 374.00 5 Meyer, Herman B. EtUx. 56.449 AC 43.014.00 6 Hokanson, Olive Dorothy „ 7 Redick, Wilbur J. 20.315 AC I.P3AC 8 38100 8 Warsaw Innkeepers, Inc. 17'439 00 9 Hartman, Harold A. Et Ux. 7,439.00 11 Steffen, Paul F. Et Ux. 0.086 AC 20.in.00 14 Et Al. 3 420 AC 1.126 AC 18 Lewis', Seth V. EtUx. w£oSF 0 400 00 19 Crest Communities Corp. 137.0405 F 20*Meyer, Robert F. 14 M6AC 1.793 AC 32,700.00 21 Batesville Casket Co., Inc. 0.416 AC M 22 Kimes, Howard L. Et UX. ? ?04AC o otsac 10 970 00 24 Rogers, Elmer R. EtUx. ™O4AC 0.078 AC 10.WQ.W 25 Rogers, Lamar L. Et Ux. 0039 AC 24 Burchett, Walter Et Ux. 0.106 AC 27 Wells, Samuel A. Et Ux. 0.041 AC 31 Christner,W.R. EtUx. 4.140 AC 4,500.00 33 Stouder, Wallace E. EtUx. 0.174 AC 3,000.00 34 Hodges, Paul E.- 0132 AC 38 Patterson, Roy E. Et Ux. >™ 4 r ‘ 1 450 00 40,Petrie, Herbert Et Al. 0.948 AC 1338 AC «.*»•« 41 May, Mabel U-443AC 0.059 AC 17-510.00 42 Garberick, Frank L. Et Ux. 1 43 Hamilton, Jessie E. 0.209 AC 0.039 AC MJMJ 44 Stutzman, Homer Et Ux. • ’74A£ 12 900 00 45 Griswold,Marshall EtUx. 0.440 AC 44 Ayars, Kathryn L. Et Al. 0.490 AC so on 47 Lessig, Joseph S.Et Al. 5 481 AC 0.141 AC WOOO OO 48 The American OH Co. 1.558 AC ".uuu.vu 49 Thorn, Lee N.Et Al. 0.344 AC „ 8 “ 50 Reeg, Gene R. 0 WOAC 51 Johnson, Frances F. 0507 AC 2 ™ ” 52 Plew, Anna Mae 0149 AC 900 00 53 Greabner, A. C. Et Al. . 0.710 AC 54 Oberli, Paul A. 0.027 AC • 56 Mikesell, D. Blaine 0.265 AC O.JO4AC '80.” 57 Beyer, J. H. + Yoder, L. J. 0.244 AC I ’ ” 58 Pass. Margery 2 80 00 59 Taylor, Rowena M. Et Al. 0.011 AC 40 Lakes Village Shopping Center Access Rt Total Amount Os Compensation I *380,520.00 John W. Brossart Loren S. Winkler, Chief, Division Os Land Acquisition Indiana State Highway Commission "

REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kiester of Kimmell were Saturday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Denney. Mrs. William Levenson of Chicago spent last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean. TWENTY YEARS AGO Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock and Mrs. Nita Kline were guests of honor at a retirement party Friday evening at the Pickwick Lounge, giveii by fellow telephone company employees. Mrs. Ida Hamman and Miss Lillian were guests at a family dinner Sunday in Goshen. . Turkey Creek township collected $476 this year for tuberculosis seals. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Atz are vacationing in Mexico. Roddy Laughlin of Goshen spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Blair Laughlin. Mrs. Sam Houser entertained with a neighbors get-to-gether dinner this week. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGjO Syracuse captured the county basketball title over the week end by defeating Leesburg 20-16. A daughter was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Merwood Ke tring. Dog owners are requested to keep their dogs at home and all stray dogs will be shot —by order of the Town Board. High school girls have united in forming two fast basketball teams. Team and teachers sold a hundred season tickets for the tourney and many were turned away. A new flag is flying in front of the high school and new swings have been .hung in the school yard. •* Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe LeCount and three children of Cromwell called Monday on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mock. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bauer and family and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rentfrow visited relatives Sunday in Elkhart. Camp Fire group selects name By KELLY MCFALL The January 24 meeting of the camp fire girls was held. Josetta Glon brought the refreshments. Mrs. Bartow opened the meeting with the Camp Fire Law. Debbie Bartow gave the secretary’s report. Plans for the February 28 party were discussed aad invitations were made. / A groiip name was chosen. Our name is Lu Ta Lo La. The name means, to hold on, to trust, and believe in. The next meeting will be February 14. Decorations for the party wifi be made that day. Thursday collision damages one vehicle Approximately $250 in damage was estimated to a 1970 Pontiac being operated by Bettie L. Hare of Milford as she attempted to park near South Huntington and Pearl streets in Syracuse at 1:55 p.m. Thursday Jan. 25. Involved in the mishap was a southbound 1972 Fo|d truck driven by Frederick Allen, 32 of 3825 Maple Grove, Fort Wayne and owned by Menu Meats, Inc., Fort Wayne, who was attempting a right turn onto Pearl. I Syracuse police investigated.

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