The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 July 1974 — Page 17
NEW LISTING: LIVE ON PRIME LAKEFRONT. MAKE MONEY. TOO! j. - A lakefront resort on CT lakefront lot. 2W road frontage at rear, good beach, prime location on SR 13 and Waco Drive, consisting of six cabins, two cottages, one year around home. Cottages mostly rented for 1974 season. This is an excellent business opportunity for owner-operator. Also affords rapid appreciation of land values. Lake Sue Cottages. s7s,o(*i SR 13 AND WACO DRIVE LAKE WAWASEE ROOM FOR YOU & GRANDPARENTS TOO! .mi ■ 1 Jii i Charming summer cottage on s*' lakefront lot. excellent beach, with two-story guest cottage at rear, plus large lot across road with garage and carport. Both cottages have much charm and are tastefully furnished. Property in excellent condition, easy contract terms available. $75,800. LAKE WAW ASEE • WAVELAND BEACH EXCLUSIVE AREA NEAR GOLF COURSE a Excellent lakefront year-round home on IM' lakefront lot. Newly remodeled, large lakefront porch, living room with fireplace. 3-h baths, three bedrooms. Property in exceHent condition, good beach. Garage with guest house overhead. 8».mo. LAKE WAW ASEE - VAWTER PARK LAKEFRONT LUXURY f' ■ ■ - Excellent three-bedroom furnished condominium apartment. 2 full baths, living room, kitchen, lakefront patio, swimming pool, lakefront beach, carport with storage, beach front storage, pier, $50,900 LAKE WAWASEE - BAY POINT CONDOS ECONO CONDOS Economy condominiums ■ apartments built prior to high cost construction - now being converted into condominium units. Two and three-bedroom lakefront apartments, furnished, from $23,580 to $33,500. LAKE WAWASEE - NEAR FISH HATCHERY CHANNEL CHARMER Nice year around home on channel front lot. Large living room with fireplace, equipped kitchen, bar. bedroom with tail ceramic bath, large family room at rear with sliding doors to covered patio (could be two bedrooms), carpeted throughout, approximately 1.500 sq. ft., property in excellent condition, furnished, new garage. $31,900. LAKE WAWASEE - STROH’S PINE ADDITION LAKE WAW.ASEE — Bay $Ol,0 mdominium Apt.. 3 bedroom. LAKE WAWASEE — Lake SOLD idominium in Wawasee Apts. LAKE WAWASEE — Lake ’dominium taWawasee Apts.
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BE A NEIGHBOR TO THE NEW BANK Excellent traffic location near corner of old 13A and 8 (across road from the Slate Fish Approximately I.IM acres with 219 feel of road frontage. 840.000. OLD 13A AND 8 SOUTH EAST END OF LAKE WAW.ASEE (Not On Lake) LAKE ACCESS - BARGAIN PRICE iOhb* Two-bed room, year-round home with living room, enclosed sunporch, family room. 1-4 baths, equipped kitchen, attached heated garage. $21,750. adjacent lot is additional $2,000. Property has boat docking on nearby channel, access to Lake Wawasee. swimming pool privileges and a lakefront beach. \ EAST SIDE OF LAKE. ENCHANTED HILLS (Not On Lake) SCENIC SECLUSION L' i .jhSta* Rustic bi-level with three bedrooms, two full baths, living room, kitchen, family room with Fireplace, lakefront deck and patio. Property in excellent condition, new in 1973 - completdv furnished. $33,500. Mortgage can be assumed. SOUTH SIDE - PAPAKEECHIE LAKE GET A LOT WHILE YOU’RE YOUNG Large lake level lakefront lot with IM’ water frontage, ready for building. $20,000. (One of the few remaining lots on the lake). LAKE W AW.ASEE - VENETIAN ISLES MUCH ROOM FOR YOUR BUSINESS! Approximately 5.5 M sq. ft. manufacturing building on approximately 1.18 acres with railroad siding Property includes two mobile homes presently leased. 838.5 M. MILFORD. INDIANA SHOULD YOL NOT SEE what you are looking for. please call — we have many more! (Stop by our offices for our current listing pamphlets.) ■ HOMES fl I << Jf ■ ■ realtor 9 Todd Realty Joe & Barbara Todd, Realtors-GRIs (HARLAN STEFFEN CLARE BAUMGARDT ' CLARA WARNER DON BAUMGARDT REALTOR ASSOCLATES Wawasee Lake Office- Call 856-2217 R. 2. Syracuse 46507 — East side of lake, open daily 9-8: Sat. 9-5; Sun. noon-4: evenings by appointment only. Wawasee Village Office ■ Call 457-4417 State road 13 south in “The House in the Village” Open daily 18-6: Sat. lb-5: Sun. noon-4: evenings by appointment only. — NEED TO MOVE TO ANOTHER AREA? Let its HELP YOU! We can assist you by showing you the Homes For Living . Magazine for the area in which you are interested — Florida. California — wherever! We can introduce you to a reputable Realtor in your new area. CONTACT US — LET US HELP YOL'! — At no obligation!
State mental health chairman berates General Assembly
Indianapolis — Charging the 1974 Indiana General Assembly with playing politics with mental health programs. Charles H. White, newly appointed chairman of the Mental Health association in Indiana's Public Policy committee, termed the last session of the legislature “a 'disaster for mentally ill Hoosiers.” Speaking before a meeting of the Public Policy committee. White continued. “For the first time since Indiana’s community mental health centers' program began, the legislature has chosen to dictate exactly where new centers can be constructed and how much money can be spent on each. “This action sets the stage for ignoring the planning that has been done throughout the state by local citizens and the Governor’s Mental Health Planning commission headed by Thomas Binford. It allows substitution of political influence and manipulation for sound professional judgment and planning “It can also slow completion of Indiana’s planned network of 32 mental health centers.” White said, “because it removes the department’s flexibility to channel funds promptly to areas where they are most needed, and this is something the legislature, which only meets once a year, cannot do.
LEGALS AOVERTISSMCNT FOR RIOS IXM WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM MILFORD. INDIANA Th* Town of Mitfort. Kosciusko County. Indiana will r*c*<v* sealed bids tor E» ploratory Well Work until 7 30 local Hm* on th* 22nd day ot July. 1*74. at th* Town Hall, at which time and place ait Bids will b* publicly opened and read aloud The work tor which Bids are to be received at this time includes on* contract identified as Division A of the 1*74 water System improvement Prosram DIVISION A— EXPLORATORY WELL WORK includes fumishins all materials, labor, and eouipment necessary to complete the following major facilities and subsequent reports test Welts and Pumping Observation Holes Weil Aquifer Performance Analysis Contract Documents are available for examination at the Office of the Engineer, Clyde E. Williams and Associates, inc.. 1543 Commerce Drive. P O Box 342». South Bend. Indiana 44621 and 3030 Meadows Park wav. Indianapolis. Indiana 44205. at the office of th* Clerk Treasurer. Town Hall. Millord. Indiana 44542 Contract Documents may be obtained from the Engineer's SOUTH BEND Office at a non refundable cost of SIQ for each set of documents desired individual plan sheets may be obtained at a cost ot SS per sheet Checks for Contract Documents shall be payable to Clyde E Williams and Associates, inc. Neither Owner nor Engineer shall be responsible for full or partial sets of Contract Documents obtained from any other source. . No Bid will be considered unless submitted on the printed Proposal Form bound in the Contract Documents. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check or bank Watt payable to the owner, or a satisfactory Bid Bond m the amount of less than 5 per cent of the Bid No Bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt ot Bids for at least 15 days to allow review of Proposals before announcing Tentative Award of Contract Successful Bidder shall be required to furnish a satisfactory Performance Labor Materials Bond and a Payment Bond, each in the amount not less than 100 per cent of the Contract Price The Contract Documents contain complete instructions to Bidders The Owner reserves the right to waive informalities and irregularities in the bid t ding or to reject any or all Bids Town of Milford. Indiana Harry J Schultz Clerk Treasurer Date July 2. 1Y74 jy 3A17 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to th* taxpayers of Kosciusko County. Indiana mat me county council of said county at their regular meeting place, in me Courthouse in me city of Warsaw. Indiana, at * A M on me ism day of July. 1*74. will consider me following BdditionAl RDDroorißtions. KCC-332-74 REPLACE STRUCTURE ON COUNTY ROAD 300 EAST. 500 FEET NORTH OF WABASH k'OSCIUSKO COUNTY LINE jd»c.c.a.F. so.soo KCC333-74 REPLACE STRUCTURE ON DUBOIS STREET ACROSS THE BEYER BRADY DITCH IN THE CITY OF WAR SAW IMCC.B.F 15.000 KCB-248-74 REPLACE STRUCTURE ON COUNTY ROAD 450 EAST 0.3 MILE SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD 300 NORTH 30SC.CBF 'JOO 2QS LO- S- 13-500 KCBIIA74 REPLACE STRUCTURE ON COUNTY ROAD 7005. 0-* MILE EAST OF WEST COUNTY LINE ROAD 20SCC.B.F 1.500 205 L RES 13.500 KCB 3* 74 REPAIR BRIDGE ACROSS TURKEY CREEK ON COUNTY ROAD 220 W MILE SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD 13S0N 204 C C B F IXOOO KCB-140-74 REPLACE SUPER STRUC TURE ON BRIDGE ACROSS MEREDITH DITCH ON COUNTY ROAD 700 W. 0.2 MILE NORTH of KOS »4C C B F L4OO L A & S 14.4Q0 KBC 25A74 REPLACE STRUCTURE ON COUNTY ROAD 400 N ACROSS POLE RUN DITCH LOCATED 500 FEET EAST OF COUNTY ROAD 400 W 2O4CCBF *.OOO KCBAI 74 REPLACE STRUCTURE ACROSS TIPPECANOE RIVER ON COUNTY ROAD 100 N IRIVER ROAD! DESIGN AND RIGHT OF WAY ONLY 2Q4C.C B F 2.000 205 L R AS H.OOO KC827A74 CONSTRUCT NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE MEREDITH DITCH IN THE TOWN OF MENTONE. INDIANA ON CEMETARY STREET C B F K.OOO KCBA274 REPLACE STRUCTURE ON COUNTY ROAD 100 N ACROSS THE DAVID HUFFER DITCH 400 FEET EAST OF COUNTY ROAD 525 W IM C C B F 1.500 KCBA3 74 REPLACE STRUCTURE ACROSS POLE RUN DITCH ON COUNTY ROAD MON - MILE EAST OF 450 W 204 C B F *.500 KCBIM-74 replace STRUCTURE ON COUNTY ROAD 27S EAST, 'a MILE SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD 22SS 2MCCBF 700 205 L R A S 4.300 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, mat taxpayers apß—fing at Such meeting shall have me right to be heard thereon The additidnai appropriations as finally deter m.nea will be automatically referred to me State Board of Tax Commissioners, vmich Commission will MM a further hearing w<min fifteen days at me County Auditor s Office, of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other place as may do designated At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of me County Auditor, when and where such hearing will be held. Lawrence Butts Auditor of Kosciusko County Date July I 1*74 -fy-S-M
“Additonally. local volunteers and officials will be more reluctant to make plans for a new center if they know their hard may be lost because of the political whims of the legislators.” Previously, the General Assembly appropriated center construction funds to the Department of Mental Health, and department professionals, with the approval of the state budget agency, then distributed the funds to centers according to a previously-established plan. “We in the Mental Health association believe the department should be accountable tc the General Assembly for its actions and expenditures, and that the General Assembly has both the right and the obligation to examine programs and determine which will be funded,” White added. “While the legislature must set policy, appropriate funds and monitor the progress of programs, it has no business. interfering with purely professional matters. Our legislators are not professionals in the delivery of mental health services, nor can a legislator be expected to ignore the political advantages of getting a center for his district.” Crediting the legislature with following the recommendations of the department in selecting the centers it funded during the last session. White explained that the problem is with the way the assembly chose to allocate funds rather than which centers were funded. “We will strongly urge the next session of the General Assembly to support the community mental health centers’ program by removing it from political influence.” White concluded. North Webster pedestrian hit An auto operated by Roger D. Thompson. 20, r 1 Leesburg, struck Wayne E. White, 64. r 1 North Webster. Sunday at 2:40 a.m. as White was walking on the Armstrong road, v Thompson reported to investigating county police officer Sgt Alan Rovenstine that he slowed for a curve and the man appeared in the middle of the road. Mrs. Colleen Hanes, r 1 Leesburg, verified Thompson’s report as she was coming in the opposite direction and observed the accident. White was taken to Parkview hospital at Fort Wayne where he was treated for head lacerations and both legs broken. No other injuries were reported. Death claims former Manchester college professor NORTH MANCHESTER - Dr. Lloyd M. Hoff, Professor Emeritus of English at Manchester college died here Sunday, June 30, at the age of 76. Hoff taught for 45 years at the roilege, beginning in 1923 and retiring in June of 1968. He was chairman of the college’s English department from 1957-66. Dr Hoff will be remembered by many Kosciusko county residents because of his work with the Wagon Wheel theater at Warsaw in its early years. Bom in Madisonburg, Ohio, Hoff lived in Indiana for 40 years. He graduated from Wooster, Ohio high school and Manchester college (1921). He taught in Wayne county. Ohio public schools for two years and at the Indiana university campus in Fort Wayne for two years in addition to his tenure at Manchester college. Hoff played the viola in the North Manchester Civic Symphony orchestra and was a board member of Fort Wayne Community Concerts, Inc. In addition to teaching English. Dr. Hoff taught rural sociology, physiology, and directed the Manchester college orchestra and band during his career. He held the Ph D degree from Ohio State university (1930). The funeral was at 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) in the North Manchester Church of the Brethren. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. David Coleman, r 2 Syracuse, hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring her son. E-4 Sgt. Randall Evans and family from South Dakota. After visiting in Syracuse Sgt. Evans and his family will be moving to Criswell Air Force base near Fort Worth. Texas They also celebrated Mrs. Evans’ birthday Mrs. Robert Wheeler and her three children. Jennifer. Craig and George are spending several weeks with Mrs. Wheeler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hay at their Lake Wawasee home
Wed., July 3,1974 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
"9/ ■ jfl iafl I t Ji, ■ i JtEsflHa ' 1 '' VEGA TRUCK CAPS — Truck caps joined the Vega line of recreational vehicles recently when the Vega Corporation, Syracuse, introduced four models —two in deluxe Air Flow style and two in West Wind style. Both styles offer 26-inch and 32-inch heights, with sizes to fit Datsun and Toyota pickups also available. All Vega truck caps have aU-aluminum frames and 48-inch-wide front and rear windows.
1 YEAR AGO. JULY 4.1973 The official appointment of postal careerist Avon J. Bushong as postmaster for Syracuse was announced on June 30 by G. H Hammerstein. postal district manager of Fort Wayne. A surprise party was held at Saint Andrew's United Methodist church Saturday afternoon. June 30, in honor orthe 90th birthday anniversary of Harry Slusser of r 4 Syracuse. Vore Cinema corporation’s Pickwick Theatre in Syracuse ccncluded its grand opening June 26 in observance of the complete refurbishing of the show house. Monday. July 2, marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. David R. Haifley of r 2 Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gilbert announce the betrothal of their daughter, Ann Victoria, to Ralph Herndon McDonald with an August 25 wedding planned. 5 YEARS AGO. JULY 2.1989 G-W Products, one of the world’s largest pizza manufacturers and subsidiary of Beatrice Foods of Chicago, has made a decision to do its proposed future expansion in a community other than Syracuse where it is now located. The new location may be at Archbold. Ohio, i Lovely Miss Peggy Hughes, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hughes of Syracuse, was chosen Saturday night as 1969 Queen of Lakes at the North Webster Mermaid Festival. The annual Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce fireworks will be on Lake Wawasee this year, on Tuesday. July 4, at dusk. Miss LuAnn Mock of Syracuse became the bride of Michal Dean Brower of North Webster on June 21 in Calvary United Methodist church. 18 YEARS AGO. JULY 2,1984 Daniel Jones. John Zimmerman and Robert Baugher, all Syracuse buddies, have enlisted in the United States Navy’s “Buddy” program and are receiving basic training at Great Lakes James Stucky has been reelected president of the Lakeland
Moy and June Report from county recorder
Recording of 2,330 documents ! for the month of May and June is < reported by county recorder E. 1 Mazie Alexander. During the two-month period $6,896.85 was collected in fees during this time with all being paid into the county general fund. The month of May the following 1,154 documents were recorded; 333 deeds and other conveyances; 235 mortgages and > other liens; 186 releases and assignments; 270 UCC (Uniform Commercial Code); other fees $576.20; copies of instruments $436.70. Total fees collected during the month of May 1974 totaled
JP submits monthly report
The following persons were assessed fines and costs when appearing before Turkey Creek township justice of the peace Chris Koher during the month of June: Robert D. McGrew, Syracuse, S2B for having steel pins in snow tires. Bernard McCurdy, Fort Wayne, S2B for skiing without an observer. Cindy Rogers, Syracuse, S2B for having no operator’s license. Della Morse, Syracuse, S2B for expired license plate Michael Getz, Bristol, S3O unreasonable speed. Wolfgang Jarausch. Goshen, $32 reckless operation of motor
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Community School Corporation’s school board. Mrs. Charles Dean has been reelected president of the Syracuse legion auxiliary during a picnicmeeting Tuesday evening at the Syracuse Lake home of Mrs. Joe Bushong. Tom Kramer left Saturday to enter the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. Colo. apprentice William J. Hess, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hess, is attending sonar school in Key West, Fla. 28 YEARS AGO. JULY 2.1954 United telephone crews have* been working both ends of Syracuse on new line improvements. Syracuse fire chief James Connolly has announced plans of « purchasing a 4,000 gallon tank truck to use for carrying water for use at rural fires. WawaseX property owners association held a basket supper Saturday evening at the Sargent Hotel annex with approximately 100 in attendance. George W. Smith of York, Pa., will be visiting Mr. and Mrs. Melville Smith for the next two weeks. Michelle Conn. six. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Conn, underwent major surgery this week at Goshen hospital where she has been a patient since Tuesday when a cultivator toppled over on her at the home of her parents. 45 YEARS AGO, JULY 4,1929 Notice — Am successor of the Snobarger Jitney. Phone 443 - all calls promptly answered M. E. Rentfrow. Mary Ellen Pletcher entertained 11 of her friends Monday afternoon, it being her 11th birthday. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company has issued their monthly statement for May, the sum and substance of which is: Operating revenue $21,755,886 and expenses for month totaling $16,793,964, leaving a net income Os $4,941,902. Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Brown of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: Walter Kegg.
$3,734.40. Fees collected May 1973 amounted to $3,214.25 with a gain of business increase in amount of $520.15 to the county general fund for 1974. There were 1,176 documents recorded during June; 346 deeds and other conveyances; 226 mortgages and other liens; 272 releases and assignments; 251 UCC(Uniform Commercial Code); copies of instruments $258.85; other fees $356.20. Fees collected for the month of June 1974 totaled $3,162.45; with an additional $220.25 going to the county general fund for 1974 over 1973, with $2,942.20 being collected during that year.
vehicle. a Alayne Kann, New York, $32 for illegal purchase of alcoholic beverage - arrested by Indiana State excise officers. Dennis Alyward, Alsip, Illinois, $37 for speeding. H. R- Moore, Indianapolis, S2B for night time boat speeding. Randy Purcell, Syracuse, S2B for no operator’s license. Bob Schisler, Cromwell, $29 for speeding. Thomas Roebuck. Chicago, $25 brought in on warrant for no snowmobile registration. Michael Einwalter, Chicago, and Mark Skworck, Chicago, $39 <jach for fishing without license.
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