The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 March 1976 — Page 13

LEGALS NOT ICC TO TAXPAYt «S OF PBOPOSBO ADOITIOMAL APPSOPaiATIOMS Notice I* hereto* 9<*en the texpeyer* of Erne Towmhlp. Ko*ciu*to County, Indian*, met me Advisory Board of said meir regular meetinfl piece at 7 30 ocioc* Vm on me 13th day ot April. IW*. will meet wO consider me following additional appropriation* in excess of the Budpet tor me current year FBOUFAL CEVCNUE SNARING TROST FUND For Land Purchase Cemetery Pur For cemetery maintenance SI.OOO Taxpayer* appearing at such meeting thail have a right to be heard thereon The additional appropriation* a* finally mad* will be referred to th* Stat* Board of Tax Commissioner*. which board, upon receipt, will hold a further hearing within fifteen day* at the County Auditor * OMlce of Mid County, or at »uch other place a* may be designated At such hearing, taxpayer* Sbiecting to any of such additional ap propriation* may be heard interested taxpayer* may inquire of me County Auditor when and where *uch hearing will be held Robert o Whit*. Tru*teeEtna Township M3IA-7 NOTICE NOTICE i» hereby given mat me Board o* Zoning Appeal* of me Town of Syracu**. KoaciusKo County. State of Indiana, will, on Thursday. April >s. WO. at th* Town Mall located at *l* South Huntington Street. Syracuse. I nd. an a. at 7 30 PM , consider th* petition of G Broox Setton and Marolyn Sefton, husband and wife, tor a variance In m* use of me following described real estate situate in Turkey Creek Township.

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the HERITAGE pis*! Call Us About Building The Heritage For You Or We Will Price Your Floor Plan At No Charge NEW LISTING — 14 story, three bedroom home located on corner 101. full basement, recently remodeled, fireplace, city sewer water, ideal location in Milford. NEW LISTING — Four bedroom, older home located in Milford Junction, partial basement, owner has purchased new home and wants to sell now. TRADE IN MOBILE HOME — Use your mobile home as a down payment on a new home. We have new three bedroom homes that can be purchased by trading in your mobile home. S 6 ACRES — Located between Milford and Syracuse, ho building. 11. MB per acre, possible land contract. MILFORD — Three bedroom home located on 4 acre lot. full basement, two car garage, owner wants to sell now. WAL BEE HEIGHTS - Three bedroom modular home located on 4 acre lot. stream, electric heat, make us an offer. MILFORD JUNCTION — Three bedroom home, partial basement. $16,000 or rent with option to buy. MOBILE HOME — 1071 liberty. 12* x 65'. with 1575 add-a-room. 12* x M*. 1,160 *q. (L of living space. MEADOWVIEW ADDITION — Three bedroom home with one car garage, natural gas heat, landscaped, possible FmHA financing. SYRACUSE — Two bedroom home with 1.000 sq. ft, garage, natural gas heat. $16,000 with possible FmHA financing. IXITS — Three in Monoquet: one in Milford. 4 acre building lots —ll. CM: mobile home lot with septic tank, wetland pad. WANTED — Two or three bedroom home Waubee or’Dewart Lake, farms, three bedroom home in Milford. HERITAGE Real Estate 658-9393 Milford

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY OF TAX RATES CHARGED < „ , County tor me rear 1975 payable 1074 are The foltowmg tabfe shows the total tax levied on each »U» worm of taxable real and personal prepay to each tax.nfl un>t F.rst Nol.ce ,s hereby 9>ven mat me Tax Ovpi-ca'es hx the several 'a»ng units 0* Kosc usko County tor me year Sparer installment delinquent after May 10. 1974 Second .ns t ailment delinquent after November >O. 1974 row m the hands o» me County Treasurer t KAThRYN TEEL. Treasurer Kosc-usko County TOWNSHIPS ' CORPORATIONS Hi}l•l' ! ' I 3 I I « Tax Rates Charged * i -7 js ; ■= P ± S ® £&&ic - £ £ x t For Year 1975 c h = J | £ £ c C | f t i 3 * JF « • ** I C .9 i £MB X » 7. 8 5 5 8 Payable In Year 1976 Jg | | j | || j j g| J J f fj g gj j g 1 J M jC M I ' g g g ™g fsggfc ■• toVNTY zz=zz:^^ .-f _«— g 5= If b g g— T~^F^zgz:zg~-rz » j--&— £ —#- _• 'ptWtPMhkegr ’ __ I; n : n n nn . n | - n — --2 — | —J., 1 = | II f■- f=-=p-— — rc 0) M ’ ownvi c r M W * M u,. AU JHI- I -Jtt ig» 1 § H* 182 » -g I M »17 I M “I* —— “1 — — —— 017 ! ——— ™* ■ | | 1“ =g II t < ” = TUW "’ H "' B^^te^grz-rkz^rzz:— :^zz:zzz:z=z=z:— —" — I g I ~ I »-- y-i ro7a.Two AL oraty [OP !3« I* X U| « n » _SZ |_2L 12 22—1 ” , | ?!-- >■■■ <■— /y -■ _ : — ■ =======4= 1 ===== ~., ,»■ .-. k-r-rrrw - ~“ ~==••-••- “™ a ~ | * -3 }Sj 3S» 1« H l _ iE pjj 3M 1134 I ?■%— -4*2 i 3 ?#— -IS—school ■ —Un m ■ -M* M| — -4--T53 L 2— “ /■■■*■ --*- 1 - s ’ H " n ~ A7 in I ~ M Bi y- § — "TT »» " —Zm~-ns- tttz Orb- Se<» vt . . | i R _* « — TJ— r ~ T — —— jy-- * r * I 113 FiL - JU? f 3u *U~ aS - s'lo n? ~ 407 4,u 407 46F~ JF—RATts ■ <;> C^*t' , tTM —■ ;C re n»~ "V 3 m no rr n; 4 ~ to?'[,s3 I 3»» «** | «** «h : 40 i --■ | ----- ■ 4 4 4|L == . ■..-= ■ ■■■ --•== ===== > ■ — <• -•—=-— ===== ===== ===== «=— ' ' F ‘ f i ■ < I 1 . t t I -f t - 1g 3«Z"« »« I«r MT Ulw.-AH, cnr. —l —“zzzz .'.4: ' - _ 2 $ i- — * - I !■ I * i w .. — — -ts _n-~ zzz TOWN —!' ■'-- — F 1 14 ■ " : ; ; ! - j M —— — ~ ~ 18.., . Park poo «te<re*t.on I __j J f— 1 t y j i | IT ■: n -T; * ° a. .»on : | 1 | i ■ - ; ; i j ji ; —-— — ~Z~Z 1 " zzzzzz ZZZZZZ ZZZZZZ ZZZZZ ”s _ —215 SPECIAL *>o- <e Oetn-on !— J 1 i - ——f t — : j ; — j H_ -— , 10 ZZZZZZZIZZZZZ TA XING eamw , r wC .2 L— U t ; ' I n — — — 4 4 __ m : VISTRICT Cumu.p» »e re <qv pmeft* J I I I j | - j —j ts- -7""' " _J 9=— - VM,T f 'T j — |'■ I | f - i I ■ i -tw I a is is; 15.7 ;u Tsi T 5» Hi IIS ■; RATES — 1 1 | ‘ E T I | . I — —==- -r-t—- --—- I L-4-__l-4: — I = r ! I . T . • n 643 7u Zl6 574 433 4JO 774 « 54, 741 J W 70S 743 i _ t:?‘.7..T” iwim I** S’-' AX 414 I oca |, S 4? | 4X5 j 4» *»« I A* I*»I ** i 354 s? I SU 1 i • - -L—-e. -J ... I I I sss=c»«B«™Uwiow B ' ' i, jean Northerxx. Auditor o* KosousKo County, hereby certify mat the above is a correct copy o« ail tax ***» eno tates o* taxes collectable in Kosciusko County for me year jean Normenor. Auditor. Kosciusko County. Indiana

Kosciusko County, Indiana, Let No. 4 In tn* Plot of Willow Grove which variance will permit tn* construction of • boot house end carport on Mid reel ester* closer to the side lot line then per mined under the zoning ordinance of the Town of Syracuse All persons interested in Mid petition and this matter should appear at Mid time and place and they will be given an opportunity to be heard Charles F Kroh. Secretary Board of Zoning Appeals NOTIC* TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to th* taxpayers of Kosciusko County. Indiana, that th* proper legal officer* of Mid municipality at their regular meeting place. In the Court House in th* City of Warsaw. Indiana, at 7:00 P.M on th* ism day of April, I*7* will consider the following additional appropriations, which Mid officer* consider necesMry to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time Revenue Sharing to No 2430 Asphalt *45.000 No. 2410 Agrigates SU.OOO No 2251 Roads *2*.000 County General Circuit Court No 722 OMiC* Equipment 11.7*4 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayer* appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon Th* additional appropriations as finally deter mined will be automatically referred to the Stat* Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at th* County Auditor's OHlc*. of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated At *uch hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and Interested texpayer* may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will be held / jean Northenar. Auditor Kosciusko County 1 M 31 A 7 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given th* taxpayer* of Milford , Kosciusko County. Indiana, that th* proper legal officers of Mid municipality at mew regular meeting place at 7:36 o'clock P M . on 12th day of April I*7*. will consider th* following additional appropriation* Nh.ch Mid officer* consider necessary to

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meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. General Fund Fir* FightlngFund *4.000 00 Taxpayer* appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon The additional appropriation* a* finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioner*, which com mission will hold a further nearing within Fifteen day* at the County Auditor's office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other place a* may be designated At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriation* may be heard interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Margaret Brook* Clerk Treasurer M. 24 31 NOTICE OF TAXPAYERSOF THE CITY OF WARSAW, INDIANA Notice is hereby given to the taxpayer* of me City of Warsaw of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that th* Common Council of the City of WarMw will meet at the City Building in tfie~~touncii Chamber* on April I*. I*7* at 7 00 pm. for the purpose of considering a proposal to establish a cumulative building and equipment fund tor fire protection for the following purpose or purpose* erection of fire station* and or the erection of ad dition* to and the remodeling o* me present buildings used to house fire fighting equipment, and tor the purchase of fire fighting equipment, or to make the required payments under a lease rental with option to purchase agreement made to acquire such equipment And the levying of an additional tax of ten cent* (10c) on each one hundred dollar* (3100 00) of taxable real and personal property wlthm the taxing district to provide monies tor Mid fund. Mid tax to be first levied in 167*. payable In 1»77, and annually thereafter until reduced or rescinded as provided tor in Chapter I*3 Acts of 1’55 as amended. I.C I’7l IS *7l et seg Taxpayers are inviNM to be present at the meeting and to exercise their rights to be heard on Mid proposal The proposal In the »torm of a resolution or ordinance. W adopted, will then be submitted to the State Board of Tax Commissioners tor it* approval H. Dale Tucker. Mayor John P Burn*. Councilman Fred J. Boggs. Councilman DonaldO Councilman Graham H Kreicker. Councilman Beecher Wtggm*. Councilman M. 31 A 7

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ALUMINUM SHEETS for sale - Size 35” x 23”. Would make excellent insulation material for garage, cottage, etc., 25c per sheet. The Mail-Journal, Milford office. Phone 658-4111. ts FOR SALE — Building lots in Woodland Acres. Terms available. Howard Juday. Phone 457-2921 M 31-A.21 PIER SPACE FOR RENT - Syracuse Channel Phone 4573323 URGENT — want to find owner of small black poodle with red collar, area of Professional , Buildings. Syracuse Dog bit a woman Sunday and individual w ishes to know if poodle has had shots Phone 457-2940. IXJST — Light brown Collie, answers to “Rusty”. Gone two weeks Vicinity of Tippecanoe Country Club park. Call 834-2561 or 834-2563

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Tulip time VALUE Whirlpool ‘DAYS RANGtS oshvmJfrs COHMTIONERS I REFRKEMTORS Ithirlpoul WKSHERS Curtin APPLIANCE * 457-4900 ■■32EZ3ESQZXZSSK Terms To Fit Every Budget

Clothes as investments

WEST LAFAYETTE - Os all of the garments in your wardrobe. which do .you think have been the most successful? Which represent the best investment of your resources, whether time and money spent buying ready-to-wear. or time, energy and money invested in making garments at home? Dr. Jean Goodrick. extension specialist in clothing and textiles at Purdue university, suggests new ways to look at your wardrobe purchasing. Sometimes, these questions are a bit difficult to answer. One may think off-hand that the best investments are for the least expensive “bargains.’" However, there are a number of criteria which will affect the actual return on the clothing dollar" investment, t in terms of satisfactions realized. The inexpensive “bargain” purchase m many-cases may not represent the best buy. especially when one estimates value, say. in terms of the cost per wearing. That is. the cost per wearing of a dress that costs S4O initially may be considerably less than the one that cost S2O. So. in the long run. it may figure to be a better investment in terms of frequency of wear, life of the garment, appropriateness to one’s life style, comfort and cost of upkeep. Estimates of a garment's cost, by the way. should include not only the initial cost but also the cost of maintenance and upkeep, says Dr. Goodrick In evaluating any choice or potential purchase, it’s a good idea to consider all factors which either contribute to or reduce your satisfactions during use and care of the garment. Does the garment fit properly? Does the color complement your coloring, and does it coordinate with other clothes on hand? Is the garment comfortable under conditions of wear? Is it in keeping with your life style, and does it help you to project an image compatible with your personality? Do you experience a “lift” when you wear the garment? Do acquaintances compliment your appearance when you are wearing it? If you wear the garment on the job, does it project the degree of professionalism expected by those with and for whom you

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work? Answers to these kinds of questions help analyze the factors which influence purchases, says the Purdue specialist. They help to explain why multi-million dollar textiles, apparel and retailing industries are able to survive. They also help to explain the more-than-adequate wardrobes which many people have. Os course, not all garments are highly satisfactory. Analyzing reasons lor satisfaction or dissatisfaction may help you avoid making poor choices too often. One wonders why there are so many “poor” choices on the market. Why does one often have to be so discriminating to seek out those purchases which will give the greatest return on a clothing dollar investment? What’s satisfactory for one consumer may be quite unsatisfactory for another But there are times when you, the consumer, find yourself accepting garments which obviously won’t give you the greatest satisfaction, possibly because the specific type of item you seek is not available at the moment. Remember, says Dr. Goodrick, that any purchase can be interpreted as a vote cast for that product. As long as votes are being cast, manufacturers will continue to make that garment available to the consumer.

The spreading chestnut tree Under the spreading Chestnut tree, the village smithy stood. Once. The garage mechanic sent the smithy off to oblivion, while a fungus from the Orient virtually wiped the chestnut tree from the face of this country. The Dutch elm seems to be following the chestnut to extinction because of the deadly effects of another fungus, this time accidentally imported from Holland with a shipment of logs. Now the oaks in the northeast are being eaten aljve by a beetle that makes the trees literally die of thirst from the top down. Beech bark disease, which attacks below the belt in tree trunks, will probably destroy at least half the population of American beeches; the disease has already left a track of devastation from Nova Scotia to Indiana. Budworms are devouring spruces by the f crestful. Trees are in trouble.

HELP WANTED

WANTED Young mon to work in our commercial printing department and darkroom. Experience or formal training in printing and graphic orts important. — APPLY IN PERSON AT — THE PAPERS INCORPORATED South Main St. Phone 658-4111 Milford

Some scientists are trying to fight back, though. Last summer, researchers at the U. S. Forest Service Laboratory set over a thousand traps in Detroit alone to trap the bark beetles that are carrying a fungus infection and killing off American elms. The counter attack was ingenious. The traps were baited with a “bouquet” of odors and then tacked to any trees and telephone poles. Included in the bouquet were three fragrances: one given off by the beetles when they discover an elm; one emitted by the female before mating; and a third exuded by the invaded tree itself. The thousand traps attracted and destroyed almost four million beetles. Now other traps are being built. Trees, a precious resource that give beauty and oxygen to a polluted planet, need all the help they can get. Fast. If people could bring back the spreading chestnut tree and. for that matter, the village smithy instead of more super highways, hings could breathe easier. To find out how you can help in the fight against air pollution contact your lung association the "Christmas Seal” people. It's a Matter of Life and Breath. Avoid Errors That Can Delay Refunds Nobody wants to wait any longer than necessary for his or her Federal income tax refund. But taxpayers frequently make basic errors on their returns that can delay processing of their return—and of their eagerly awaited refund. To help speed processing of their return and any refund due them, taxpayers should avoid these basic ERRORS: Neglecting to sign the tax return (both taxpayers must sign a joint return); Copying figures from the wrong tax tables or schedules, or from the wrong line in the tables or schedules; Claiming medical deductions that don’t exceed 3 percent of adjusted gross income; Adding of subtracting incorrectly; Claiming casualty losses without first subtracting SIOO from the amount of the loss; Deducting more than onehalf of the cost, or more than $l5O, of premiums for health insurance; Failing to use the peel-off label and inserting an incorrect Social Security number, or forgetting to include a number when missing; Neglecting to include W-2 Forms from each employer, as well as all schedules and other forms needed for the return.

HELP WANTED

Wed., March 31,1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Travel expected to boom during Bicentennial year

Travel is expected to boom during the Bicentennial year, a very big travel season is expected, which prompts the Chicago Motor Club-AAA to encourage those travelers with flexible schedules to consider taking trips in the spring and the fall, avoiding the peak travel period of summer. No matter when you take your vacation, the motor club offers the following “Gaswatchers” guidelines to help make vacation planning easier and more pleasant, while at the same time saving you money through conservation of gasoline: — Budget the mileage you want to spend on pleasure travel, and then check out all possible recreation sites within your allocated mileage budget. This method, which the Chicago Motor Club-AAA calls the “radius travel planning concept,” may unearth some delightful spots you wouldn’t be aware of otherwise. — You may want to consider some other mode of transportation — plane, bus. train or boat for instance. If you do. be sure to made reservations well in advance. — Vacation carpools? What about those special friends you’re often too busy to see as much you like? Why not suggest a vacation with them? — Wherever you go, remember to pack light. Weight

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SYRACUSE LAKEFRONT — 4 Bedrooms with 2 full baths, extra large family room, living room, kitchen, carport and storage, nice beach, furnished. W AWASEE — Nice 3 bedroom furnished home with all built-ins-, located across road from Wawasee Lake with easement, extra lot. fine location. WAWASEE CHANNEL — 2 Bedroom home with full bath, easy access to Wawasee Lake, excellent for young couple or for ' retirement. 9 ROOM — 2 bath home, close to downtown Syracuse — Excellent location $15,000. EXTRA NICE one bedroom home at Dewart Lake, furnished, lake access. $12,750. FISHERMAN’S COTTAGE at Dewart Lake, lake access. $7,750. NICE WOODED building lots overlooking Dewart Lake, $2,000 to $3,000. FARMS AND ACREAGE NEEDED — We have immediate buyers for farms ranging in size from 80 to 300 acres. We have sold many farms in this area and know the values of farm properties. Cail us today for unexcelled service. Lakekind Realty Office Dave McGrew, Broker 457-4147 ammr Salesman Charles Lehman 457-4142 \ Salesman Lewis Immel 457-4110 /\. t Salesman Max EHen Smfth -Z R 457-2403 SyrecvM Salesman Dewey Housouer 054-4057

increases gas consumption. Every 100 pounds costs one-tenth of a mile per gallon. In a small car, with a small engine, it costs as much as one-half mile per gallon. — Start your auto trip early in the morning. This way, ..you’ll avoid heavy traffic and, if the weather is hot, reduce the need for your air conditioner. — Finally, no matter when or where you do plan to go, make certain, before you leave home, that your car’s engine is thoroughly tuned and all your vehicle’s components are in tiptop shape. Measuring auto insurance risk When your insurance man* asks questions about who drives your car, how far and for what purposes, he is trying to measure the risk you pose for his firm. His report will determine the rates you pay, but at best this often is an inaccurate measure of your true insurance cost, says Runzheimer 4 Co., Inc., management consultants for business travel and expenses. WASHINGTON DIES George Washington died at Mount Vernon, Va., on Dec. 14. 1799.

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