The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 November 1975 — Page 19

■ PHIL BEER AND JIM LOUDEN ‘Beer and Associates, Inc. P.O. Box 602 Syracuse □ 457-2200 REALTOR * PERFECT FOR LAKE LIVING This unusual home is designed for total leisure living with an open kitchen, dining and living area with cathedral ceilings. The wood deck is just the spot for sunning, barbecues or just plain day dreaming. Call us for details soon. RENTALS Furnished apartment with utilities paid. 1145 per month. Most suitable for single person or couple. EARMS 2 acres, more or less, with good 3 bedroom home, located just south of Syracuse on CR 1999 and road 13. Nice place for children and pony or pets. Only 534.500. 50 Perfect country home — 4 A. wooded lot on CR 17 west of Goshen. This modest home is immaculate in every way and won't be long in selling at only 525.500. 4 acre and 6 acre building sites. 23-24 Cute and Coiv 2 bedroom country ranch with 14 car garage, immaculate, dishwasher and water softener incl., situated on large 169 x 256 lot for only $25,989. (.oshen. <l. Cash or contract farm sale— This MA. farm has nice 4 bedroom borne, breezeway and 2 car garage. Barn, storage shed, large bog bldg., and 3.369 grain storage. Land fronts on County Rd. 28 and County Rd. 15 and very suitable for developing. 55 LAKE PROPERTY New Wawasee Listing — Nice 3 bedroom home with 2 car garage. 2 living levels, and other nice features. Best feature is located on water for only $32,596 and very convenient to Syracuse. 56 2 Nice lots on Waubee Lake at Milford. Just 57. Mt. 58 Main channel home, move right in — 3 bedrooms, very clean. 2 car garage, carpet. 2 baths and boat pier at back door. $26,669. 53 Dewart lakefront — Good building location on a fine northern Indiana lake. $16,566 cash or contract We can build to suit. 3t New Dewart Lake Listing — This modest price property is certainly worth the $9,569 price. Call us la see. 51 t Is this your spot? — 5 acres at Dewart Lake, perfect for that country home'and good fishing too. 29 Lakeshore of Wawasee — This 2 bedroom home is in good location on water and convenient to Wawasee Village. Drapes, range, gas grill and M ft. pier for your b0at.433.M0. 33 Priced to sell immediately — owner moving — Channel 2-3 bedroom with 14 bath, nice family room, utility, finished garage, wet bar and pool table, plus other goodies — 545.M0. No. 55 See to Believe — Lovely channel 4 bedroom home with extra nice fireplace in carpeted ceiling family room and 2 car garage - many other extras. Don't miss details on this one. 2 lots in Marineland Gardens - only $1,666 and $2,666. NORTH WEBSTER LISTINGS Your own creek — This lovely streamside home is located on a perfect lot and features 2 bedrooms, all carpet, family room. Florida room. Good fishing and canoeing at your back door. 50 Bedford stone home in North Webster Nice home with large basement. 3 bedrooms, fully carpeted, double fireplace. 24 baths, oa a nice corner lot. A solid home for $46,668. North Webster large commercial building with full basement. About 9.986 sq. ft. total with plenty of asphalt parking. A real fine location at $165,666. Mobile home — This nice home is waiting for you to move in. Located hi nice park behind Crystal Flash. This one is very nice and furnished for only S4.SM. 59 CONDOMINIUMS — OPEN WEEK ENDS Only 3 Lakefront Beachhouses. 1 unfurnished and 2 completely furnished. Priced from 542.859. 1-40-45 HARBORSIDE — Lake Wawasee's north side — 263 bedrooms from 537.850. REDUCED REDUCED TO $39,966 — Call for details oa this lovely three bedroom home with att. garage, full basement, family room and many other fine features. Listed for $45,666. Located on large lot. 9 2 large bedroom year round home on 58 x 1M channel lot on Wawasee's north side at only $26,666. Good buy. Wakarusa Area — Just listed a nice two bedroom home with all dty utilities oa 66 x 2M ft let 48 Corner lot home in Milford. Meadowview Addition. This like new home features 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 car garage, carpeting and hardwood cabinets, all brick front and only $25,688.39 Enchanted Hills — Fine mobile home property, located next to swimming pool. Two choice lots, completely fenced with excellent 2 bedroom home partly furnished. Two choice boat Ms on main channel. Never oa market before. All for $15,668. 28 Two wooded lots in Enchanted Hills. One lor $3,388 and one for $4,298 with boat Ms on channel. TOWN Nice 4 bedroom borne with all city facilities on M x 148 M ka Goshen for only $14,588 cash or contract. 68 "THt BIER BUNCH WILL WORK FOR YOU" CALL US ANY YIMI DAY OR NIYE PHIL BEER —Rhdltor 358-4554 LAWRENCE BEER — Goshen Associate 533-7177 NANCY BLADE — Realtor Associate 457-4442 ARLENE DELLINGER — Realtor Associate 834-2790 SUE HOOVER— Realtor Associate 248-8454 JIM LOUDEN — Realtor Associate 356-4246 PHYLLIS LOUDEN — Realtor Associate 356-4246

I Bl J v I / / I K 1 VIKKI CARR 1975 CHRISTMAS SEAL CHAIRMAN — Singing star Vikki Carr has been appointed national honorary chairman of the 1975 Christmas Seal campaign, marking the first time that the leading spokesperson for the annual appeal for funds to fight lung disease has served a second year. In announcing her appointment. Dr. James M. W ilson, president of the board of directors of the local American Lung Association said. '‘Vikki Carr’s genuine concern for the rights of the nonsmoker has been given great visibility this past year as she has traveled coast-Uxoast endorsing the American Lung Association's strong position on the harmful effects of second hand smoke”. During the 1975 Christmas Seal campaign. Miss Carr will utilize the media and her inperson appearances to remind the public that their individual contributions finance the battle against emphysema, tuberculosis, asthma and chronic bronchitis, as well as the lung crippiers, cigarette smoking and air pollution, James E. Pender, managing director of the Lung Association said.

Robert Norris named convention delegate

Board members of the Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District named Robert Norris erf Mentone as delegate to the annual conference of SWCD’s. with Perry Hathaway, alternate. The meeting will be held at Purdue on December 2 and 3. Kenneth Pyle, area II conservationist. attended the local meeting, was introduced to board members and welcomed to area Il by chairman Myron Metzger. C. F. “Brick” Meinert was named*assistant treasurer for the district . The board accepted the resignation of C Robert Teeple of Leesburg Teeple had served as assistant supervisor for the past nine years The proposal of the sediment TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST — Tiny white female poodle. No collar or tag Vicinity of John Street. Syracuse Large reward. Phone 457 2624 FOR SALE — White Drexel French provincial bedroom suite Double bed. mattress and springs, two night tables; sixdrawer chest with mirror Phone 457-2116

REALESTATE REAL ESTATE REALESTATE T7X7 X7 IH 1 f l I I / kimosberbiI^P—l 1 11 realtor homes Horizon)* I nliinited. Inc. NEW LISTING — Aa exquisite ranch style home, completely ready for a proud new owner with appliances, air conditioning, water conditioning. l»i baths, finely landscaped yard edged with split rail fencing. Vndoubtedly the best buy available in this price range. 527.258 Wawasee Hts. NEW CONSTRUCTION — A spacious 3 bdrm, ranch, m car garage. 14 baths, ige. lot. wood deck off sliding glass doors minimum maintenance, low utility bills, fireplace, will be completed on or before the first of the year 526.859 financing available. Perfect in every detail but needs an owner —1788(4-1 sq. ft of tri-iev el home. Built for those who appreciate attention to detail from the buttery smooth woodwork to the rugged stone fireplace. This home represents attention to quality and detail seldom found in new housing today. Take a look at the craftsmanship forty thousand dollars can buy. Wawasee Hts. We presently have homes available in a price range from a 511.888 waterfront cottage to a 542.588 s new home. Inquire for details. Rich Stoller - Broker 21M58-4734 Antfrea Stoller - Broker

control task force was reviewed by board members. This proposal will also be reviewed at the state meeting The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 9. at 7:30 p.m. at the SCS office. 2300 Winona Ave.. Winona Lake. $54/285 reported in September county savings bond sales Kosciusko county sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds were $54,285 in the month of September. Sales in the State of Indiana were $14,726,784 reports Alfred J. Stokely, state chairman of the Indiana volunteer committee. This is .6 per cent below last September and represents 2.7 per cent of national sales of $539,000,000 Indiana has achieved 74.1 per cent of the 1975 state quota of $205,700,000 Leesburg man charged with z attempted assault Gary L. Sather. 27, of r I Leesburg was charged with attempted assault regarding an incident involving a 14 year old

girl in Syracuse last week. Sather stopped the vehicle he was driving and attempted to entice the girl into the car. She refused and he drew a shotgun and threatened her. The girl fled the scene but noted the license plate number of the vehicle and gave police an accurate description of the car and driver. Sather was arrested Wednesday. Nov. 12. Burger store changes hands at Syracuse The Burger Dairy Store, located on Pickwick road in Wawasee Village, changed hands on November 15. New owners are Mary and Bernard Wooten of 524 East Douglas street. Goshen. Mrs. Wooten has been managing the store. » It was purchased from Burger Dairy Stores. Inc., and will be known as Wooten s Burger Dairy /Store and items carried will be much the same as in the past. The Wootens will be assisted by their son Rick The Wootens also own Bernie’s Bait and Tackle Store in Manneland Gardens LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Kline of Middlebury and Mrs. Elsworth Herman of Florida were recent callers of Hazel Khne

Driver stops and is bumped from the back Damages were estimated at SSOO in an auto-truck mishap one Winona avenue at Warsaw about 12:15 p.m. Friday as Hilda Lowry, 44. r 1 Warsaw, stopped her car to make a left turn and was bumped from behind by a truck operated by Timothy George. 22, r 1 Syracuse. Authorities set damage at SIOO to the front of the truck and S4OO to the rear of the car. The Lowry woman complained of a whiplash. IRS extends telephone help INDIANAPOLIS — To help all taxpayers get an early start on their 1975 federal income tax returns, the IRS today urged Indiana residents to take advantage of the extended hours of its year-round toll-free telephone service for tax help. James W. Caldwell, IRS district director, said Indiana taxpayers can contact the IRS by dialing the taxpayer service number shown in their telephone directory. This service is available Monday through Friday from 8 a m. to 8 p.m. EST and should prove a real boon to persons who must work during normal duty hours. The toll-free lines are staffed by taxpayer service representatives. Mr. Caldwell said these employees have been specially trained to answer a wide variety of tax question ranging from the simplest to some of the more complex or technical areas of tax law. Mr. Caldwell urged taxpayers to start getting their records together now and call for answers to their questions using the taxpayer service available by phone after 4:30 p.m. when phones are least busy. Minor mishap at high school drive Minor damage was reported in a two-vehicle collision at the Wawasee high school drive at 3:15 Monday afternoon. Damage was set at $175 to a 1973 Chevrolet driven by Douglas Plummer. 16. r 3 Syracuse, and S3O to the Chevrolet driven by Melisa J. Shipley, 16, r 1 Warsaw. Both vehicles were leaving the parking lot as the Shipley auto collided with Plummer’s vehicle which was already northbound on the highway. FIRST PLACE HONORS — Word has been received here that John Reiniche, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reiniche. 2H College Ave.. Goshen, has been a first place winner in the NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing > regional contest held November 14-15 on the campiis of Bowling Green university. Bowling Green, Ohio. Approximately 258 students of voice from the Ohio. Michigan, and Indiana area participated. A total of 49 teachers of voice did the judging, with three judges per group. The participants sang for judging in first division on Fridav night, followed by another elimination judging Saturday morning Three finalists from each group again sang for the entire judging staff oa Saturday afternoon. The finalist who compiled the greatest number of votes from the 48 judges was winner of the first place award aad a cash prize. John, representing Ball State university in the baritone division for college juniors, won with his rendition of The Vagabond, by R. V. Williams. Der Tod. das ist die kuhle Nacht. by J. Brams. and See the Raging Flames from “Joshua”, by G. F. Handel. Also winning from Ball State university was Debbie Bishop, in sophomore women’s division. John is a student of Miss Barbara Manford, artist in residence at BSU, and an internationally acclaimed contralto, who will be a featured soloist with the Chicago Symphony in Handel's “Messiah” to be performed December 16th and 17th at McCormick Place. Chicago.

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ICC! secretary talks about state’s threatened wildlife

Jim Rice, executive secretary of the state conservation council, Inc., was guest speaker at the scheduled November meeting at the Turkey Creek Conservation club meeting at the clubhouse last Thursday evening. A filmed program was presented, bringing attention to extinct. endangered, and threatened wildlife species, many being common to the Indiana area. The council is a non-profit organization involved in production of conservationoriented information and materials for study. Many of these programs are distributed to schools, scouting and other public organizations throughout the state. The council is also an active lobbying group and has been instrumental in reflecting views of conservation to the state legislative bodies. The ICC I is currently asking for conservation to be taught as a required subject in all state schools in an effort to make young citizens aware and active in conservation. Short Business A short business meeting was held previous to the program, with a carry-in supper being slated for the December 11

REAL ESTATE . REAL ESTATE SYRACUSE This house is >dMl lor tho lomily that wants to live ciosa to town. It has aluminum sidtng. 3 bedrooms, formal dinin, room, utility room and work shop. Call today for an appointment. NEW PARIS Need a bmldm, to start a small business? Inquire today about this two-block building with new furnace and central air. MILFORD >♦*o Home-Ett 2 bodroom mobile home. *2.500 FOR RENT North Webster 2 bedroom mobile home. Call us today if you qualify for a VA loan JAY'S INSURANCE & REALTY 200 S. Huntington, Syracuse, Indiana Jay Busscher-Broker 457-3534 Office Sales Rep. — Doniece Heady 457-4973 Res.

meeting. A nominating committee is to be appointed for the purpose of election of officers for next year. This meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. and will also be accompanied by a film. Wetlands biologist Carl Eisfelter reminded club members he has films available for use. Guests are welcome to attend these meetings. Persons desiring more information may contact Mrs. Wallace Clark.

SERVICES ELECTRIC MOTOR SALES & SERVICE Single & 3 Phase Rewound New & Used Motors Water Pumps Repaired COLLIS ELECTRIC Hours: 8:00-5:00 Sat. 8:00-12:00 550 N & 900E At Backwater Lake North Webster. Ind. Phone 834-4037

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