The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1976 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 16,1976

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f / / STATE CHAMPION SPEAK-L’P COMPETITION — Allan M. Peters. Warsaw Jaycee external vice president, on the left, received an award for winning the state Speak-L'p competition. Bob Blackwell, on the right, presenting the award, is Indiana Jaycee state president. Over 300 Jaycees in Indiana participated in the program. Peters qualified for the state contest by winning in the regional competition. He will represent Indiana Jaycees at the national convention. Sunday. June 20. at Indianapolis, competing against other state representatives. The theme of his speech for the state competition was based on a line from the Jaycee creed which reads: ‘And that service to humanity is the best work of life." The basic concept of the Speak-L’p program is that all members should have an opportunity to improve their verbal communication abilities.

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Os Chloe M. Pinkerton. Deceased; Milford, Indiana TO BE SOLD Wednesday, June 30, 1976, At 9:00 o'clock A.M. in the office of Richard W. Sand, Lawyer. Located in The First National Bank Building, Warsaw, Indiana. If Any Questions, Coll Mr Sond As 219 267 6116 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS WAWASEE TURQUOISE Located In Hie BEER REALTY BUILDING Sap Give Dad A Choker FATHER'S DAY Silver — Turquoise — Coral — Shell Also Rings And Bracelets "We Bet Our Prices Are lower" You Can Call 457-4200 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE /wehaveX f A POTFUL OF \ / GOLDEN DEALS \ a WAITING FOR YOU. 1 j****** ** c**«»» **??*!»» *** / / iasSs— \ 4 Cyl. — AMEod.o 4Sp««dTram d*. StoekNo. 6-276 Vlfar MOTORS ROUTE U.S. 6. WEST NAPPANEE INDIANA • 46550 TELEPHONE: (219)773-3134

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14 YEARS AGO. JUNE 21.1962 Brent Kaiser, '6l Cutie King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser of Milford, and Kathy Jo Dennie, *6l Cutie Queen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dennie of Bourbon, will be given the honor of leading the 1962 North Webster Mermaid Festival Cutie King and Queen parade on Thursday, June 28. at 7:30 p.m. Brent and Kathy will appear on the TV show “Bozo the Clown" on channel 33. Fort Wayne. Friday, June 22. at 5 p.m. Festival officials are also planning for an appearance on “Popeye Theater" at South Bend early next week. Three calves were lost on Monday morning when a bam and tramp shed, located on the Clyde Sutton farm on r 1 Milford and on property occupied by Mr. and Mrs Parks Wilson, were completely destroyed by fire at 10:30 a m. on Monday of this week. David and Rachael Boyer of Fort Wayne are visiting their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs Richard Smith in Milford. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs John Chambers and Dennis of Waubee lake were Donette and Susan Chambers of Warsaw A Saturday caller was Mrs. Laura Chambers also of Warsaw Mrs Albert Mathews of Milford has a pineapple plant with a pineapple about the size of a large lemon growing in her home. She reported that she started the plant about three years ago when she cut the top off of a pineapple and put it in water until it started to root, then she planted it. The plant measures approximately 18 inches in height. The Mathewses noticed the start of the pineapple around Christmas. It is now turning yellow in color. 24 YEARS AGO, JUNE 19. 1952 Mrs. Arch Baumgartner gave a birthday party Saturday afternoon for her daughter. Janie, who was four years old on Sunday. June 15. She was assisted by Mrs. Carey Parrett. Katielou Ulrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Byron Ulrich of Milford, is among the high school musicians enrolled for the annual Indiana university music clinic for high school students and teachers July 5-13. Mrs A. P. Bowers and the Hollar families in Milford were pleasantly surprised Monday afternoon when they had unexpected callers from Edinberg, Va They were Arthur Hollar. Frank Hollar, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hollar and children. Sgt Frank Scott arrived at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. C. Scott. Saturday, after four years in service with the United States Marines. During 14 months of this time he was in action in Korea For the past several months he has been in California. Sgt. Scott was separated from the service on June 11. Mr and Mrs. Celon Scott. Jr., of Kingsford Heights and Mr. and Mrs Duane Scott of Nappanel were with the A. C. Scotts Saturday evening for a Father’s Day dinner , Mr. and Mrs Forrest Scott are expected home soon from Ger many They will locate at Long Island. N.Y Forrest is a pilot and has been in Germany, flying for Pan-American Airways His wife has spent part of the time in Germany and part with her mother in Herford, England, a town about 50 miles from London The four Scott boys have all been in service, the three older ones in World War 11, and all have been in action 39 YEARS AGO. JUNE 2«. 1946 Charles Purdum. Jr , recently separated from the army, has assumed the management of the Sturm and Dillard Gravel Co., located between Milford and Syracuse Charles will assume the position so capably held by his late father who died as a. result of a neck injury sustained in a fall at the pit. Mr and Mrs. Frank Merrick attended a dinner at the home of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phillips of south of Warsaw, in honor of Mrs. Merrick’s birthday and in recognition of Father s Day for Mr. Merrick Other guests were Mr and Mrs Zane Cannon and two sons of near Warsaw Mrs. Cannon is the daugher of Mr and Mrs. Phillips A beautiful birthday cake was a part of the beautiful dinner Mr and Mrs. Merrick received several nice gifts. the Champion Fruit Farm at Dewart Lake, spent three days in Michigan last week at which time they visited twenty-four antique shops and made several nice purchases. Mrs. Bucher has a fine private collection of old

pattern glass and china. She welcomes anyone to see her collection. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Charlton, Willard Charlton, and Mrs. Vemon May spent the week end at Sulphur Springs, Ohio, where they visited Wesley Charlton’s brother. Charles Charlton, and family. 40 YEARS AGO, JUNE 18,1936 For the first time this season, Milford was defeated Sunday in a somewhat loose baseball game with Bremen, here. George Haab pitched a good game but too many errors proved costly. The score was 11-7 in favor of Bremen. Etna Green will play here next Sunday afternoon. Market Report: Wednesday’s Market Quotations: Eggs, dozen 16 cents Butter. 25 to 35 cents Butter fat 26 cents Hens, light 13 cents; heavy 15 cents Leghorn broilers 16 cents, Roosters 9 cents Ducks, lb. 12 cents Geese, lb. 5 cents Lard. lb. 124 cents Wool, lb. 16 to 20 cents Wheat, bu. 82 cents Oats, white, new. bu. 20 cents Rye. 40 cents Corn, new, bu. 52 cents Mrs. Russel Price and Miss Bernice Hollar attended the International State S. S. convention held at Frankfort June 9 to 11. Mary J. Kussmaul receives scholarship Mary J. Kussmaul, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kussmaul and granddaughter of Mrs. Martha Kussmaul, r 1 Warsaw, has been awarded the honor and Merit scholarship given by Delta Sigma Kappa National Sorority of IOTA Fort Wayne. The presentation was made during promotion ceremonies held recently in the chapel at Fort Wayne Lutheran hospital. Miss Kussmaul received her second stripe and was promoted to the senior class Lutheran hospital school of nursing. This is the first time the honor and merit scholarship has been awarded to a nursing student at Fort Wayne Lutheran hospital.

GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT General Revenue Sharing provides feoerai tunas directly to local and state government- T his report ot your government s plan is published to encourage citizen participation in determining your government s decision on how the money will be spent Note Any compialnta ot dtacrimlnaNon In the uee ot these funds may bo sent to Tw _ the Otllco ot Hovenuo Bhorinp. Waoh., D C 20274 GOVZRNueNT vpN B(JREN TOWNSHIP PLANNED EXPENDITURES ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE . , .A, CATtGORIES ! CAPITAL f <C« OPERATING < SHAR.NG PAYMENT QF * 5 II L, tUUXtI | V L MAINTENANCE FOR THE SEVENTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD JULY 1 1976 THROUGH ! f DECEMBER 31 197*. PLANS TO SPEND THESE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSES ’ ’ PuBL*C SAFETY — . * • CMrtWktu / J ENVIRONMENTAL A PROTECTION $ > I Q ’ £!wortat>on $ $ YON BUREN TOWNSHIP 5i H ; TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE t s recreation $ , MILFORC' INDIANA 46542 1 ..SUMI g Q ■ > SOCK. SERVICES r AGEQ OR FOOR ]3 $ . ♦ FiNANCIAI. 1 ■ AOMiN«s’RArx> $ $ I 7 > I_-t / S MULTWVFWOSE ANpl ———————p. <DI Submit propose!* for funding consideration s, j, .— i— GENE AAV GOVT $ w ..J re EOuCA’ON . *° L'iin. vGUaaZ- frA-topy ot ms 'eoon and _ i * 1 'n 'r| supporting oocvmenta. are open forspubiK scrutiny jl Z J ! ???V Z luaa. ; ’’ e ASSURANCM i«e*er to mstrutbon El I assure the Secretary ol the Tieasury . certiUPWEN » ■. . ■ .r-l ■he’ me npivei*4riminabon and Other statuKxy reqwrements usied m Pert Eo’ , . me instructions accompanying this ••port wai b* compiwd •■th b» m.s ••cpwnt 1 civEvoß*N’ $ • 'V' oowrnment **m reaped to me Ninas raported hereon ’ ■ J ; \ d Chwt Esecubve 6tNcer ~ 7Z3 L ' r— ejl n 1 e -fl‘ 7t?bsrii !L: L FOR SALE FOR SALE | FOR SALE NOW OPEN WAWASEE FURNITURE CO. Location — Beer Realty Building \ Indiana 13 South, Syracuse Hours —10:00 A.M. To 6 :00P.M. Closed — Thursday And Sunday “Solid Wood Furniture Reasonably Priced’ ’ Bunk Beds — Double And Single Beds — Double And Triple Dressers Desks — Assorted Size Chests — Tables — Dinette Suites — Rocking Chairs Dark Pine And Salem Maple Ideal For Condominium And Lake Living “Cash And Carry” For “Lower Prices” Jim And Phyllis Louden — Owners Are Happy To Appoint Jim Knisely As Manager — And Invite You To Stop By And Talk To “Jim”.

\\M r w i \ /si FITHIAN PETITIONS — Congressman Floyd Fithian is shown presenting petitions calling for inheritance tax reform to Rep. Al Ullman, chairman of the house committee on ways and means. The two law makers met last Friday in Ullman's capital office.

Petitions presented on farm inheritance reforms

WASHINGTON — Petitions calling for reform of farm inheritance tax laws were presented to the house ways and means committee last week by Congressman Floyd Fithian. The Hoosier lawmaker met Friday with ways and means chairman Al Ullman and turned over petitions including more than 3,250 signatures. “I think this demonstrates the widespread support for inheritance tax reform among Hoosiers." Fithian told Ullman. "At least in my district, the people are telling congress to act on this matter — and do it now.” Fithian had placed petitions in various locations throughout the 14 counties of the second district several weeks ago. In March, he testified before the ways and means committee in support of inheritance tax reform, and presented petitions at that time containing more than 2,000 signatures. , “This brings to more than 5,000 the number of citizens who are concerned enough to sign these petitions and have their voices December 21 200 YEARS AGO The New York Provincial Congress publishes the names of 750 Tories in Queens County who had refused to appear before the body as "disaffected" people.

heard in Washington,’’ Fithian explained after his meeting with Ullman. “I fully agree with them, and I plan to continue my drive to make taxes more fair for the average family.” Fithian is co-sponsoring the family farm inheritance Act, which would raise the inheritance tax exemption on farms from $60,000 to $200,000. He also has voiced support for inheritance tax reform in other sectors of the economy. “If we re going to preserve the family farm, no other single item is more important than changing our farm inheritance tax laws,” Fithian commented. “Congress must fulfill its responsibility to the people by passing inheritance tax reform legislation this year.”

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TWO BEDROOM HOME with guest cottage, all furnished, double garage. Shoe Lake, 106* frontage, $27,900 . 834-7368, Forrest Whelchel Realtor. FOR SALE — 1970 Ford Green Four door station wagon. Good condition S6OO. Phone 457-2741. WANTED — Practicing RN for home care of woman invalid in Millersburg. Send resume and references. R. 2 Box 1230, Syracuse or call 856-2976.

Phil Beer And Jim Louden — LB BEER REALTOR ' ■ * REALTOR * 457-2200 WE NEED LISTINGS This Con Be Yours At Harborside — located on North Shore lake Wawasee. 2 ond 3 bedroom beach houses priced from s4l 850. THIS WEEK'S NEW LISTINGS 147 — Corner lot home in Milford — Good location, full basement, three bedrooms, two baths, low tax $25,900. 144 — Super Mobile Home — 1975 14 x 65 & 7 x 24 pull out living room, to be moved to your site. Located near Oswego. Only $13,000. 145 — Two acres with good home in country — Goshen, three bedrooms, full basement, screened porch, buried gas tonk. Comfortable. $54,900. 149 — Waubee lakefront at Milford — Very charming three bedroom home and two car garage and shop. $31,900. 149 — West Lincoln Ave.. Goshen — Nice two bedroom home. $23,500. RUNAWAT BAT CONDOMINIUM y« MILE NORTH OF FISH HATCHERY Two New Three Bedroom Townhouses — All appliances, full carpet, central air, boat spot on Wawasee Builders discount. 147 — Three bedroom condominium overlooking Wawasee $38,850. 141 — Extra large furnished waterfront three bedroom. 1.0. boat optional. $52,500. 131 — Immaculate two bedroom condominium at waters edge. Phase I. Only $37,850. WAWASEE LAKEFRONT RENTALS RUNAWAY BAY Two bedroom — SBSO monthly, for season. Runaway Bay three bedroom — furnished, heated pool, washer dryer, boat spot. July and Aug. $2,000. MAKE US AN OFFER WE CAN'T REFUSE 24 — Two bedroom mobile home on two choice lots completely fenced with two boat lots on good channel to lake Wawasee. Good buy. Reduced. LAKEFRONT AND WATER LISTINGS IS4 BIG BARMI — Move in day of closing enjoy this nice 2 bedroom home furnished, and new Sudlow pier. Immaculate. $23,900. 112 — Make us a good offer on this fine corner channel home — All brick, seawall, double garage rec room fine decor $73,000. 144 WW IAABRMT UWCED - Plus 2 bock lots plus good 3 bedroom home with stone fireplace. Seawall ond nice trees. $48,500. 144 - Dewart Lake — 2 bedroom cottage —24 pier sll 500. * Is, — Fine 2 bedroom channel home on Wawasee — Fenced yard, sea wall, trees, and more. Cash or trade. $30,000. WAWASEE LAKEFRONT, PERFECT BEACH - 55 x 255 lot. 7 bedrooms 4 baths. 2 complete kitchens, oil appliances port furnished. Lower part leased with good income. Great for 1 or 2 families. This season possession for SIIO,OOO. 119 — Good channel front — Three bedroom home tastefully decorated, located in Venetian Isles This home next to extra lot we have listed. $38,000. j YOU* CNANCEI To own a cedar chalet, with good channel to Wawasee. Two-three bedrooms, open living area, beamed ceiling fireplace and appliances. $41,500. 107 Syracuse Lake — This five bedroom home located on Syracuse lake is super in every way. Possession for this season. Shown by appointment. $65,000. 135 — Beautiful half timbered chalet on Knapp Lake — 162 on lakefront. 255 deep lot. 3 bedrooms, all like new appliances includes deep freeze and washer dryer, 2-1,000 gal. septics. large 2 car garage. All for s4l 500. 143 — Sechrist Lake home — 3 bedrooms, all appliances, all utilities incl. Gas & sewer and paved street Only $14,500. 83 — Webster lakefront home. Two bedroom. Sudlow pier and fireplace, possible three bedrooms. Nice beoch. $35,000. SO — This Barbee Lake home is only two years old and very well constructed. Three bedrooms fireplace thermopane windows, two car garage. Located on south side Priced at just s3l 500. P APAKEECNII LAKE — Year round home with super view, three bedrooms. Vrkk fireplace, some furniture, nice garoge with shop. Large trees, good fishing, quiet solitude. $29,750 BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL . 87 — Two unit apartment ond three large lots. Both units are now rented. Nice two bedroom with built-in kitchens. Apartment or land can be bought separate. Call for details and price 140 — Wawasee Motel — Only one in Lake Wawasee area. 15 rooms with 4 bedroom home. 240' prime lot on Ind. 13. Wawasee Village. A real buy today at $15Q,000. Iss SYRACUSE UPTOWN PROFESSIONAL BLDG.- Beside Northern Indiana Public Service Co This 7 room office quarters will sell on contract for $20,000. 157 — Prominent Beauty Salon — Going business, uptown Syracuse, business, supplies, equipment. $6,700. 113 UPTOWN DUPLEX — Live in one rent the other to make payment or use as full income property. $18,500.00 148 Price Reduced — Prominent machine shop with extensive inventory, located in Syracuse. Owner wonts to sell! $59 900. HOTTEST SPOT IN SYRACUSE? — Gas For less Corner, four businesses, all leased and expanding. Sold on contract. A real winner. QUALITY HOMES - PRICED RIGHT 102 - New listing at Reduced Price — All brick 3 bedroom, kitchen-dining, family, large living room 1 G bath. 2 car garage with electric opener full basement located on large lot in Woodland Acres. Immediate possession at only $43,000. U 5 Very good rural property — Located on US 6 west of CR 127. One acre (possibly more) some fruit trees three bedrooms, well kept $32 900 NEW LISTING NEAR WARSAW - Another country home! 2% acres, three bedroom, family room with fireplace, patio and gas grill, two car garoge and storage barn. $44,500. 148 — 54 Greenway Drive. Goshen — Three bedroom home perfect in all ways. Must be sold by appointment. $41,900. 164 Syracuse Woodland Acres. 2 story — 4 bedrooms in Juday Addition. $37,500. 152 GOOD CLEAN NOME IN N. WEBSTER - four bedroom older home in good condition. Reduced to $24,900. 49 — Country home with 3 acres. Cash or contract. $34,900. 144 Recently remodeled four bedroom, two baths, family room with fireplace, located on approximately one acre on the edge of Cromwell. Priced at $31,900. 104 $7,500 —At Waubee Lake —12x65& 7x 15 Expando Shamrock Mobile Home, Two Bedroom. THE BEER BUNCH WILL WORK FOR YOU. CALL FOR YOUR FREE APPRAISAL PHIL BEER — Realtor 658 4556 JIM LOUDEN — Realtor Assoc 856-4246 NANCY BLADE — Realtor Assoc 457 4380 PHYLLIS LOUDEN —Realtor Assoc. 856-4246 MARY JO PELIKAN — Realtor Assoc. 457-2943 LAWRENCE BEER — Realtor Assoc. 533-7177 DENNIS RUMFELT — Realtor Assoc 457 4398 ERNIE ROGERS 457-4678 — phU Beer And Jim Louden