The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 March 1976 — Page 15

LEGALS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Nolic* is hereOv given toxpaver* of Town of Pierceton. Kosciusko County. indiene, met me proper legal officer* of Mid municipality at tbeir regular meeting place at 7 X o'clock p m on the IJTh day of Aprd 1976. will consider the following additional appropriations which Mid officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND 4 425 Stone Town Parking Lot 53.000 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 com mission will hold * further hearing withm Fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or as such other place as may be designated At such hearing taxpaversobiecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard Interested faxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor

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. RESTAURANT HELP WANTED -- • Dishwasher • Cook's Assistant Full Or Port Time M««t Be II Years OM Or Older Call 457-4102

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FOR SALE BY OWNER NEW HOME LOCATED ON LARGE CORNER LOT JUST OFF 13 ON BACKWATER ROAD SOUTH OF NORTH WEBSTER Three bedrooms 1» baths l'i car garage fireplace All bn<k front fully carpeted by Heiser Carpet and partially furnished by Bill Noy Furniture of Warsaw Will sell with ' V ocre lot or 3'h acres wooded with 266 foot river frontage OPEN FOR INSPECTION Saturday 1-4, Sunday 1-3 Financing Available Or Phone 267-3796

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NEW LISTINGS! SPLIT LEVEL ON BONAR XearK <>••* thrrr brdroom split level overlooklni Beta er Lake fear level*, 1* foot frontage on late. Owner desires fast sale at 127.500 EAST SIDE — BON AR LAKE STEP RIGHT VP AND ... ... buy the one and only Bay Point Condominium now for sale. Professionally decorated, three bedrooms, two full baths, kitchen equipped with range, refrigerator, garbage disposal and dishwasher. utility room. Central air. lakefront balcony, lakefront swimming pool and beach, pier space, carport with storage. .Carefree living at its finest. Will consider V.A. financing. assumable mortgage. 352.060. BAY POINT CONDOMINIUMS PH ASE I BEGINNER'S BARGAIN I H im n isfr Two bedroom < could easily be three) modular built in 1973. sits on two lots <I2T x 136’) in Marineland Gardens. One bath, equipped kitchen, washer, and dry er hookups, and boat docking on channel. W ill consider V.A. & F.H.A. financing. $20,900. M ARINELAND GARDENS (NOTON CHANNEL) CHECK THESE FREE SERVICES! ✓ BUYING* — ask about our National Multi List Service — we can sell you a property anywhere in the United States. e- SELLING* — ask about our “Maximum Exposure" — we can sell your property any where in the United States. WANT TO MOVE to a new home, but must sell yours first? — ask about our Guaranteed Sales Plan. WE CAN GUARANTEE the sale of your home.

when and where such hearing will be held Janice Busi. Clerk Treasurer M 31 A.7 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Zoning Appeals of the Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko County. State of Indiana, will, on Thursday. April 15. '976, at the Town Hall located as 418 South Huntington Street. Syracuse. Indiana, of 7:30 P.M., consider the petition of Armoret A. Hale and Burnet Hale for a variance in the use of ’he following described real estate situate in Turkey Creek Township. Kosciusko County. Indiana, to wit A tract of land in the Southwest Quarter of Section 12. Township 34 North, Rang* 7 East, fronting on County Road 1250 feet North and containing 2.3 acres more or less which variance will permit the placement of a mobile home for residential dwelling purposes on Mid real estate AH 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 o* Zoning Appeals

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NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION The foliowing is a list of all Candidate* filed In the office of the Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. Such Candidates will be voted on at the Election held between the hours of 4 00 AM and 6 00 PM (Eastern Standard Time), on TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1976 REPUBLICAN TICKET President of the United States Gerald R Ford 1424 Sherman St., S.E.. Grand Rapids. Michigan Ronald Reagan 10960 Wilshire Blvd . Los Angeles. California United States Senator William Costas 803 Bullseye Lake Rd., Valparaiso. Indiana Richard G. Lugar 3200 Highwood* Court. Indianapolis. Indiana Edgar D Whitcomb 606 North Poplar St., Seymour, Indiana Governor Otis R Bowen 304 North Center St., Bremen, Indiana Lieutenant Governor Robert Dunkerson Orr R R. No. 8. Browning Rd . Evansville, Indiana Judge. Kosciusko County Court Robert Burner 403 West Winona Ave.. Warsaw, Indiana U.S. Congress District 2 William W Erwin R R 2, Box 173. Bourbon, Indiana J. Philip Oppenheim RR 2. Leesburg. Indiana Glenn H. Sullivan 5119 N 225 W„ Wiest Lafayette, Indiana Milan Drago Tesanovich 450 East 53rd Court, Merrillville. Indiana Robert Lee Van Gorp 3274 W. 75m Place. Merrillville, Indiana State Senate District ♦ Loren McClain Bassert 63951 Miami Road, South Bend, Indiana V Richard Miller R R 3. Box 520, Plymouth. Indiana State Senate District 13 John B Augsburger RR 1. Waubee Lake. Milford, Indiana Donald R Clark 506 South Martha St . Angola, Indiana Charles W Marks ' ' . ’ R.R 2. Wolcottville, Indiana Ellsworth C Peterson R.R 3. Ligonier, Indiana David M Whitesell R R 6. WarMw, Indiana Stat* Representative District 17 Thames L Mauiy . ’1025 County Club Lane. Warsaw, Indiana Clerk of th* Kosciusko Circuit Court N jean Messmore , R R. 1, Box 15, Warsaw, Indiana Phillip j Roy 105 3r| St . Winona Lake. Indiana County Treasurer Kathryn M Teel R.R 1. Mentone, Indiana County Coroner Kenneth L Wyman Box 91. Pierceton. Indiana Norvin W Lewis. Jr Box IM. Leesburg. Indiana Wendell G Sadler 936 E Main St . WarMw, Indiana David M Harshbarger R R I. Warsaw, Indiana County Surveyor Charles M Brower Box 162. Norm Webster, Indiana County Commissioner Northern District Maurice Dorsey RiR. 2. Syracuse. Indiana County Commissioner Middle District Fredrick W Gilliam R.R. 6. Warsaw, Indiana County Councilman-At-Large George E Klinger. R R. 5, Box 10. Warsaw. Indiana Thomas L. Anglin * R.R, A Warsaw, Indiana Merlin H Werlsnberger R R 3. Warsaw Indiana Keith A Horn 1517 Springhill Road, Warsaw. Indiana Rex Hogan 1622 E. Clark St., Warsaw. Indiana Ronald C Sharp 406 North Huntington St., Syracuse, Indiana Delegate to State Convention Donald L Slater R R .2, Claypool Jackson 1 and 2, and Monroe Duane F Leedy. Box 123. North Webster Tippecanoe 1 and 2 Kermit F Summers, RR. I. Box 126. Pierceton [ Tippecanoe 3 and 4 Frank l Putt. 192 Norm Shore Drive. Syracuse . Turkey Creek 1 and 3 Jack C Vander+orO R R 4. Box 20*. Syracuse Turkey Creek 2 and 5 Nancy Ellen Prickett, R R 3 Box 45. Syracuse , i Turkov Creek. 4 and 6 John B Augsburger, R R 1. Bqx 366, Milford Van Buren 1 and 3 Norman S Lovell. 326 N Henry St , Milford Van Buren 2. and Jefferson 1 and 2, and Scott Jess C Pritchett, R R. 2. Leesburg Pl*ln 1 and 2 Carl L Latta. R R 6, WarMw Piain3and4 R Wayne Snider, R R 8. Warsaw ' j' Wayne 1 Guy E Hygema, 1202 W Winona Ave . Warsaw Wayne 2 and 3rd ward ! and 2 and 3 and 4 pret„ Warn* Elliott Kaye Smith. 1703 Park Winona Lake Wayne 3and 5 Edwin D Pratt, 411 Oak Hill Dr , Winona Lake Wayne 4 John $ Alexander, R R 2, Warsaw Wayne 7 and 9 Alvin T RockhilUll. 1230 Co Club Dr , Warsaw Clayl, and Wa*n»S. and 2nd ward 4 pre t., ■> Warsaw Gerald Smalley. R R 1. Claypool Clay 2 and Lake 1 and 2. and Seward 1 and 2. and Franklin 2 Cletus M Rovenstine, Atwood Franklin 1, and Etna 1 and 2 Dori* Jean Northenor. R R S, Box 461. Warsaw Harrison 1, and Prairie 1 and 2 T Ethna Scott Box 176, 40* N. Broadway, Mentone Harrison 2 and 3 James R Kees. 1604 E Sheridan Warsaw Jst ward 1 pref. Warsaw N Pauline Jordan. 218 Fort Wayne Ave .Warsaw Ist ward 2 and 3 and 4 pret.. Warsaw, 4th . war 0 1 and 2 pret.. Warsaw G Joseph Bontrager. 311 N Columbia St Warsaw 4th ward 3 pret . Warsaw. and Wayne 6 Precinct Committeeman Roswell L Robbins. R R 1 Pierceton j Jackson Eldred M Metzger R R 2, North Manchester 2nd Jackson Merhn H Wertenberger R R 3. Warsaw Monroe Howaro Menzle, R R 1. Pierceton Ist Washington Charles j. Menzie. R R 1. Pierceton • 2nd Washington Yvonne A Miner . R R 2, Pierceton 3rd Washington Virginia Spry, Box 236 North Webster Ist Tippecanoe Duane F Leedy. R R 1. North Webster 2nd Tippecanoe John J Kussmaul. Box 158. R R I. Warsaw 3rd Tippecanoe Kermit F Summers. R R 1, Box 126, Pierceton 4th Tippecanoe L. James Butt, 455 MeduM. Syracuse 2nd Turkey Creek Robert G insley. 412 South Parkway, Syracuse • 3rd Turkey Creek Ronald C Sharp 406 N Huntington St., Syracuse 4th Turkey Creek Jack C Vanderford, R R 4. Box 208. Syracuse Sth Turkey Creek John Robert Mui I ini x, RR 1. Cromwell i 6th Turkey Creek Daniel L Stephan. R R 3. Box 125. Syracuse 6th Turkey Creek

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QUIET AND PEACEFUL B ® ** 7 { Week end resort or permanent residence can be yours. This two story, four bedroom home situated on a 68’ x 230* lot and located on the North Shore of quiet and peaceful Papakeechie Lake. Recently remodeled inside and out. Will consider V.A. financing. J 19.906 NORTH SHORE PAPAKEECHIE LAKE IWE HAVE FOR SALE 40 WATERFRONTS 47 OFF WATER 8 COMMERCIAL SOLD Nice year round house Harbor. Not on lake. Mail Nice year round hom r a pv\ l ey's Court area. Wowosee Village Office-Call 457-4417 State road 13 south in “The House in the Village" Open Mon. Thru Fri., 9-8, Sat 9-5 and Sun. noon-4. Wawasee Lake Office- Call 856-2217 R. 2, Syracuse 44547 — East side of lake, open daily 9-4; Sat. 9-5; Sun. noon-4 Joe & Barbara Todd, Realtors - GRIs CLARA WARNER, REALTOR CLARE BAUMGARDT, REALTOR DON BAUMGARDT, REALTOR LARRY YODER. RE ALTOR JACK WELLS. REALTOR RON VESTAL. REALTOR

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Harold Young, 106 N. Main St , Milford J?! X*" ? Uren Norman $ Lovell. 328 N. Henry St., Milford 2nd Van Buren Milan H Jonasch, R.R. x Box 497, Syracuse 3rd Van Buren George R. Patton, R.R. 2. Leesburg Darrell Phili ps. Box 27. Leesburg 2nd Plain Ralph G. Lamp, R.R. 7, River Lawn Add., Warsaw 3 rd p, * in Carl L. Latta, R.R. 6. Warww 4th Plain R. Wayne Snider, R.R. I, Warsaw Ist Wayne Elliott Kaye Smith, 1703 Park. Winona Lake 3rd Wayne Phillip J. Roy, IQS 3rd St., Winona Lake Gene E. Messmore, R.R. 1, Box 15. Warsaw Sth Wayne George E. Klinger, R.R. 5. Box 10. Warsaw Sth Wayne Gene P. Hoover. R.R. 2, Box 451, Warsaw 7th Wayne N. Irene Clay, R.R. 2, Warsaw Bth Wayne John S. Alexander, R. R. 2, Wmsaw 9th Wayne Everettß. Gunter, R.R. 2.Claypool IstClay Ralph Reece, Claypool 2nd Clay Joyce E. O’Brien, R.R.2, 80x65, Silver Lake Ist Lake Margaret E. Frleden, R.R. 2, 80x307, Silver Lake 2nd Lake Max L Weller, R.R. 1, silver Lake 2nd Seward Kathryn Teel, R.R. 1, Mentone Ist Franklin Oorts Jean Northenor, R.R. 5. Warsaw Ist Harrison Wayne H. Tombaugh, Mentone 2nd Harrison Merlyn Holt, R R. s, WarMw 3rd Harrison Hazel Marsh, R.R. 4. Warsaw • Ist Prairie Sandra S. Rovenstine, Atwood 2nd Prairie Richard E. Berger, R.R. 1. Nappanee Ist Jefferson Harold Klotz. Jr., R.R. 2. Nappanee Scott Mary Beth Miner, Box 69, Etna Green Ist Etna Robert E. Hartzell. Etna Green 2nd Etna WarMw Ward Pret. James R Kees. 1604 E Sheridan St , Warsaw Ist Ist Pam Peacock, 1714 Spring Hill Acres, Warww Ist Ist Wendell G Sadler, 936 E Main St, Warsaw Ist 2nd WillisE Alt. 816 E.Main St, Warsaw Ist 3rd Owen Horn, R R. 4. Warsaw u Ist 4th Francis E Bodkin. 2107 E. Jefferson St, Warsaw 2nd Ist Joan Murphy, 1017 E. Market St., Warsaw 2nd 2nd D DeWayne Monee, 309 S. High St. Box 597, Wotmw 2nd 3rd Doris E Kesler, 1021 Shady Lane, Warsaw 2nd 4th Wllferd Fretz. 433 S. Lake St., Warsaw 3rd Ist Paulene Holderman, 617 s. Union St., Warsaw 3rd 2nd Arnold l. Miner. >O7 W Winona Ave., WarMw 3rd 3rd Elizabeth Ann Musgrave. 11l Tyner Dr., Warsaw 3rd 4th N. Pauline Jordan. 218 Fort Wayne Ave , WarMw am Ist Milo E Case. 325 N. Buffalo St, WarMw 4th 2nd G Joseph Bontrager, 311 N. Columbia St., Warsaw 4th 3rd „ DEMOCRATIC TICKET PresMent of the United State* Jimmy Carter one Woodland Dr., Plains. Georgia Henry M. Jackson 1703 Grand Av*., Everett, Washington Ellen McCormack 65 Frankel Blvd , Merrick. New York George Corley Wallace P.O. Box 1976, Montgomery, Alabama United State* Senate R. Vance Hartk* 850 South Dexter, Evansville, Indiana Philip H. Hayes 6400 Newburgh Road. Evansville, Indiana Larry A Conrad 7153 North Meridian Street. Indienapolls. Indiana Robert j. Fair R.R. 3, Princeton, Indiana Jack L. New 126 W. Michigan St, Greenfield, Indiana Lieutenant Governor Mary Alkins Currie 201 South Buckeye, Osgood, Indiana Thomas J. Teague 5217 Knollwood Lane. Anderson. Indiana U.S. Congress District 2 Floyd J Fithian 3711 N. 500 East. Lafayette, Indiana State Senate District ♦ Phillip D Barkley 50690 Portage Highway, South Bend. Indiana State Senate District 13 Donald E. Helmkamp 441 North Street, LaGrange. Indiana Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court Bonnie L. Hampton R.R. 6, Boxslß. WarMw, Indiana County Commissioner Middle District Rodger B Phillips R.R. 6. Box X 4. WarMw, Indiana County Councilman-At-Large Elaine C Bell R.R. 8. WarMw, Indiana Delegate to Stat* Convention Wayne R. Anderson, Box 161, Etna Green Jefferson 1 and 2, and Scott 1 and Etna 1 and 2 and. Prairie 1 Wilbur M Smith, 513 Front St., Syracuse Van Buren 1, and Turkey Creek 3 and 4 and 5 Edwin P McCarty, R.R. 2. Box 106, Syracuse Turkey Creek 1 and 2 and 6 James R. Culp, R.R. 6, Warsaw Plain 3 and A and Wayne 5 Jack A. Lewallen, R.R. 1, North Webster Tippecanoe 1 and2and 4 Doris Wright, R.R. 1, Pierceton Tippecanoe X and Washington 2 Jacqueline Tinkey. Box 197, Pierceton Washington 1 and X and Monroe 1 Robert Eherenman, 1913 Robin Dr., Warsaw Prairie Z and Wayne 6 Gerald M. Romine. Box 534, Mentone Harrison 2, and Franklin 1 and 2, and Seward 2 Chester Clampltt, Jr., Box 38, Atwood Harrison 1 and 3, and Seward 1 John R Hall, R.R. 2, Warsaw Clav 1 and 2. and Wayne 1 and 8 Howard Woodward. R R 2. Box 665. Warsaw 3rd ward 1 and 2 and 4 pret, Warsaw, v and Wayne 2 and 7 and 9 ' Mario A Sahagun,7J6N. Lak* St,. Warsaw <fh ward 1 and 2 and 3 pret.. WarMw. and 3rd ward, 3 pret , Warsaw and Ist ward 4 pret., WarMw Robert P. Murphy. 824 E Main St.. Warww Ist ward 1 and 2 and 3 pret., WarMw H Dale Tucker, 1017 Co. Club Rd., Warsaw 2nd ward 1 and 2 and Sand 4 pret.. WarMw. and Wayne 3 and 4 Precinct Committeeman Jimmy L. Gebert, R.R. 1, Pierceton ’st Washington Doris Wright, R.R. 1. Pierceton *d Washington Jeanette Beebe, Box 452. P>erceton 3rd Washington Virginia Lakness. R.R. 1, North Webstor 2nd Tippecanoe Opal E. Miller, Box 1, Syracuse 2 nd Turkey Creek Wilbur M. Smith, 513 Front St.. Syracuse 3rd Turkey Creek John J. Gkm. R.R. A Box 369A, Syracuse Sth Turkey Creek Donald Shane Bucher, R.R, 3. Syracuse 3rd Van Buren Fredonna A. Custer, R R. I,Miltord Ist Plain James R. Culp, R.R. 6, WarMw 4th Plain Bernice De Turk, 810 W. Canal St., Winona Lake 3rd Wayne James D. Hileman, R R. 8, Co. Rd. 175 East, Warww Sth Wayne Robert Eherenman. 1913 Robin Dr., Warww 6th Wayne Terrell D Runkle, R.R. 2, Warww 7th Wayne John R. Hall, R.R. 2, Warww Bth Wayne Robert L. Bennett, 303 S. Clay St., Claypool 2nd Clay Nellie Reed. R.R. 1. Box 320, Mentone Ist Franklin Elmer L Dickey. R.R. Z Akron 2nd Franklin Cathy L. Decker, R.R. 5, Warsaw Ist Harrison Donna Romine. Mentone 2nd Harrison Richard O. Morrison, R.R 1, Mentone 3rd Harrison Claude Harmon, R.R. A Warww Ist Prairie Barbara E. Goon. R.R. A Box 193, Warww 2nd Prairie Merle R Holden, R.R. 2, Nappanee Ist Jefferson Devon Moore, R.R. 2, Nappanee Ist Jefferson Ernest L. Hotter, R.R. 2, Milford 2nd Jefferson Merlin E. Yoder. R.R. 2. Box2ll. Naooanee Scott Dallas Stouder, Box 51, Etna Green 2nd Etna • Warsaw wart Pret. James P. Langdon, 324 N. Grant St., Warww ' Ist Ist VelmaG Ball. 201 N. Maple Ave., Warww Ist 2nd Robert P. Murphy, 824 E. Main St., Warww Ist 3rd Mary Ellen Blue, 1308 N. Park Ave .Warww Ist 4th Marlene Walker, R.R. 3, US.S. 30 E., Warsaw 2nd Ist Clifford A. Reed. 1021 E . Market St,. Warsaw 2nd 2nd Donald O. Bixel, 7 Henderson Dr., Warww 2nd 4th Fred J. Boggs. 917 W Wtnona Ave., Warww 3rd 4th Lloyd Fletcher, 707 N Park Ave., Warsaw 4th Ist AAarioA Saha gun. 756 N. Lake St., Warsaw 4th 2nd Alpha M. Waedrick, 738 W. Center St., Warww 4th 3rd FOR ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF BOAROOF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF THE TIPPECANOE VALLEY SCHOOL CORPORATION (Kosciusko County and Felton County) DISTRICT NO. I (Harrison Township) (Kosciusko County) E. Everett Beeson, R.R. 1, Mentone Wymcnd B Wilson, Box 425. Mentone DISTRICT NO. 2 (Seward Township) (Kosciusko County) Vernon C. Meredith, Box 177, Burket Harvey B. Anglin, R.R. 1, Silver Lake Robert L. Goshert, R.R. 1, Claypool > FORELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF THE WA-NEE COMMUHITY SCHOOOLS OF ELKHART AND KOSCIUSKO COUNTIES. INDIANA JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT AND SCOTT TOWNSHIP (Kosclvske County) OLIVE TOWNSHIP IELKHAETCOUNTY) Robert M Abel. E. Waterford St., Wakaruw OUTR ICT-AT-LARGE Margaret F. Hotter, R.R. A 27767 CR 52, Nappanee Charles Stump. 901 Northwood Dr., Nappanee FOR ELECTION OF MEMBERS OP THE WHITKO COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA AND WHITLEY COUNTY, INDIANA Instructtens (1> Three (3) board members ere to be elected (2) DO NOT vote tor more than three! 3). Candidates. (3) There Is one holdover member In DISTRICT NO 2 and one holdover member In DISTRICT NO 3 (4) No more than 2 members shall reside In any one district. DISTRICT NO. 1 Mener* TewnsM* and WasMngten Township (Keecl uske County) Daniel Kirkham, R.R. 2, Pierceton Maurice Scott. R R 1. Pierceton DISTRICT NO. 2 Jackson Township (Kosciusko County) Richland Township (Whitley County) Erwin L. Mitchell. RRA Columbia City Keith Fox. R.R 4. Columbia City DISTRICT NO. 1 Cleveland Township (Whitley County) Larry E. Bolinger. JOIN. Stete. South Whitley / Steven L. Sicxetooee, R.R 1. South Whitley 5 Notice of Primary Electton STATE OF INDIANA. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY SS: I. Bessie l Himes. Clerk of th* Kosciusko Circuit Court In the Fifty Fourth Judicial Circuit of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a full, true and complete list at *ll names of contesting candidate* certified to me by me Secretary of State, and those originally filed In th* Clerk's Office, a* me same appear from th* certification of Secretary of State and from th* candidate* statement* on Hl* in th* office of the Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and Seel of wid Court, at the Clerk s Office in the City of Warsaw, this 24th day of March. 1976. Bessie I. Himes. Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court M. 31 A.7

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JAY'S INSURANCE & REALTY 200 S. Huntington Syracuse t ■J - ' 3 WAWASEE HEIGHTS — New listing. Call today for more information on this 3 bedroom ranch, fully carpeted. 1H baths, utility room. Also, finished basement with fireplace, patio 4 1 car attached garage. Mid 30s. 1960 Two bedroom 10 x 50 Mobile home. We have buyers, we need listings. Jay Busscher, Broker 457-3534 Doniece Heady, Sales Rep. Res. 457-4973

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Wed., March 31,1976 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Congressman ) Floyd i Fithian J Reports

High utility rates continue to plague Indiana homeowners Last week I co-sponsored a bill which could lower utility rates for millions of Americans. This bill is called the electric utility rate reform and regulators’ improvement act. Behind that complicated title is a simple effort: to make utility rates more reasonable for the average homeowner. Essentially, the bill would require electric utility companies to design rates which are fair to consumers and'which reward energy conservation. Homeowners can’t shop around for the electricity they buy — ordinary free market forces of competition just don't work when only one utility serves an area. So some steps must be taken to protect citizens from high utility rates and unfair practices by utilitycompanies This legislation incorporates some important provisions of several other bills. In addition to prohibiting promotional and discriminatory electricity rate structures, the utility reform legislation: > — Requires that utility stockholders. rather than consumers, pay for promotional, political or institutional utility advertising; — Assures that a minimum

Pesticide certification training session is set

The Kosciusko county extension office will conduct a pesticide certification training session for farmers on Thursday, April 8, at the Atwood Community Center. The school will begin at 9:30 a.m., will continue until approximately 3 p.m. and will be taught by extension agents Jerry Manges and Vic Virgil. The purpose of the session is to provide farmers an opportunity Jo become certified as private pesticide applicators in order Thefts reported on Friday night Two thefts were reported to Syracuse police Friday evening, the first at 6:35 p.m. by Carry Hiner, 207 West Washington, Syracuse. A Grant heavy duty marine battery valued at $55 was taken from the Hiner bass boat stored in the back yard. Meredith Plikerd, r 1 Syracuse, told officers he parked his car in back of Klink’s and a CB antenna was missing from the trunk lid of his car when returning to his vehicle at 8:10 p.m. Value of the antenna was set at $lO.

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amount of electricity will be available to residential customers at a basic “lifeline” rate; — Limits the use of automatic adjustment clauses, by which utility rates can skyrocket almost overnight and requires an annual audit of these raises; —' Requires state regulatory commissions to institute costeffective techniques to reduce peak electricity loads, thereby reducing the need for costly new power plants; and — Limits utility companies from including construction costs on work in progress in determining rates, since this would force consumers to pay twice for the power they receive. Homeowners in northern Indiana recently paid probably their highest utility rates ever. Unless some legislation of this nature is enacted, it’s doubtful that we’ll ever see a drop in the amount we are forced to pay for the electricity we use. Hearings on this bill will begin soon I’m hopeful that congress — which has moved all too slowly on important energy legislation so far — will make an effort to quickly provide much-needed relief from high utility bills for average citizens across the country.

that they may apply restricted pesticides on their own farm. This training is not for those doing custom work applying pesticides for hire. The training will include how to identify common pests, pest control and pesticide application equipment, calibrating pesticide equipment and pesticide laws and regulations. Farmers attending will be given a test at the end of the session which will be forwarded to the state chemist’s office for grading. Those passing the test will be issued a certificate good for a three year period beginning in October 1977 which entitles them to purchase and apply restricted pesticides on their farm There is a charge for training. I I All area farmers are welcome to attend this training session. Minor damage in school bus-car Minor damage was estimated in a car-school bus collision on Koher road last Thursday. Damage was to a vehicle driven by William Yahne, 40, r 2 Syracuse with no damage to the bus driven by Ethel Weaver, 44, r 2 Syracuse.

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