The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 September 1976 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOUBNAL — Wed., Sept- 8,1876

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l YEAR AGO. SEPT. 10.1075 Mr and Mrs Kerry Price, r 3 Syracuse, left Friday for a two week trip to Iceland. They plan to visit a family with whom Mrs Price stayed with as an exchange student in 1967 and 1968. Funeral services were held Sunday for James Barton Cox, 71, 112 Medusa court. Syracuse, former area printer Death came unexpectedly around 10:45 Thursday night at his home of an apparent heart attack. Authorities are still continuing investigation into a vicious and potentially dangerous practical joke or severe act of vandalism last Wednesday evening to a bulk tank full of milk at the farm of Syracuse dairyman Hubert Kidder. Kidder told authorities he and His wife were attending church sen’ices during the evening when someone apparently dumped nearly two gallons of a poisonous type substance into his bulk milk storage tank 5 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 8. 1971 Dr Otis R Bowen, Bremen physician who has built a political career decrying the evils of the unfair Indiana property tax system, appeared before the Syracuse Rotary club as luncheon speaker Tuesday, where he continued his crusade against the rising property tax Dr Jack Clark of Syracuse has been named a charter diplomat of the American Board of Family Practices as a result of passing a certification examination administered under the aegis of the ABFP "Gazella" the Arabian Park horse owned by Harry (Jack) Alfrey of Syracuse took top honors at the state fair this year A meeting was held during homeroom on September 3 in the auditorium for all girls in Wawasee high school. The purpose of the meeting ys to introduce to the girls a new club, the Wawasee Girl’s Sports club

BOATS & MOTORS STORE YOUR BOAT? IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN We Guorontee You Profeinonal Service All You Need Do — Coll MACY'S 457 3212

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE i Don t pon thu one IH bothi party me recreation room Big big lot and lari Coll today $33 500 313A Sfl t»rj - «»■■■ JDITION Hero i that house in the ok mg for a family • Shiny new but. not completed Save $ for do Such os interior pointing trim landscaping carpeting etc {Or we II complete for you)- ... But We Have Many Others! nul l H. Hmm Uh *wl The One You Own' -JtoSUJßtfcESTATE Dwg Allen, Broker 457254«0r e?nn Wewesoe Village Evenings Call 457-4t7« Or BM-4283 Z Z Carol Elder

10 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 7.1966 Ralph G. McFadden, Democratic candidate for congress from Indiana's second district, was in Syracuse last Thursday in his day-long circuit to cover most of the towns in Kosciusko county. Turkey Creek township trustee Madison F Jones held a meeting Tuesday evening for the approval of the tax levy for 1967. No tax payers were present. Spec 5 William Haase, son of Mr and Mrs. Henry Haase of r 3 Syracuse, has received the bronze star for meritorious service in connection with ground operations in Viet Nam. Wild winds over Labor Day week end wrapped up the •Wawasee Yacht club Lightning racing series with four boats turning over and most boats merely trying to survive, let alone race. Monday. 29 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 6.1956 Miss Nancy Baumgartner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Baumgartner of r 2 Syracuse, left Sunday, to begin her freshman year at Manchester college. Ted Auer, long ball hitting Syracuse golfer, captured the Maxwelton Club championship Sunday when he rallied to beat Max Grant of Goshen 2-up in the 36-hole championship match. It was the third cup championship for Auer Glen Longenecker reported yesterday that the total enrollment of the Syracuse schools recorded this week is 730, an increase of 68 over the last year’s 662 or more than 10 per cent Street signs which first appeared on the Bank comer and Them burg s' corner are now on both north and south Huntington street as specified in the street directional plan, stated James Gilbert, street commissioner, yesterday 45 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 10. 1931 Pupils numbering 501 entered school this year, exceeding last year s enrollment by 11 Six tremendous (ly large) prizes will be awarded to the harassed and perspinngly victorious golfers at the conclusion of the fust Syracuse Business Men’s Golf tournament to be held on the Maxwelton Manor course on Wednesday, Sept. 6.

Several bidders appeared Saturday when town Marshall Renfrow auctioned off the old fire house. It was sold to Dan Wolf for 523. He plans to move it to his farm. The B. and O. railroad's continued interest in Lake Wawasee is shown in the August issue of the company magazine. The cover is a photograph entitled “Moonlight on Lake Wawasee.” Explaining it on the next page is the account. “One hundred and twenty miles east of Chicago we unexpectedly come upon one of the loveliest vacation spots along the B. and O. — Lake Wawasee. Ind.” * A OUTLOOK SPEAKER — The annual Outlook meeting is one of the most important extension gatherings of the year, says Vic Viggil of Kosciusko county. The wide fluctuation in prices for both crops and livestock, rapidly rising production costs, uncertainty of export demand obscure the future. These several phases of livestock production make the 1976-77 farm outlook especially important. The meeting is open to the public and will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 15. at 7:30 p.m. at the community center in Atwood. An identical session will be held at the extension office in Goshen on Thursday evening, Sept. 16. at 7:30 p.m. Ed,Carson, above. Purdue ag economist. will lead the discussion which will include prospects for agriculture for the next several years. There will be a full discussion of the production and price prospects for the.year ahead. Those in attendance will have an opportunity to raise specific questions. This year’s corn crop is the largest in history. Soybean production is down. The impact of the prices of grains has on livestock production has resulted in considerable uncertainty. Will tfom and soybean prices go up or down? Will it pay to store grain crops this year? Should I increase my hog business? Can I afford to feed cattle this year? Have land prices topped out? Ibcse i r e the kinds of questions that many Indiana farmers are concerned about. This meeting is especially appropriate for farm operators and wives, landowners and .representatives of agribusiness.

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE / \ \ Horizon* Unlimited. Inc. Route 3 (Dewart Lake > Syracuse, Ind. 46567 REAL ESTATE — CONSTRI CTION — RENTALS HMNT ** Dewart Lake — This fine all brick bane sits on a' full basement A solid and snug home with a single garage, easement to the lake and a beautiful lot. 823.7 W. J |B • Bi ■ fl AMAMB Rent With Option To Buy — This home is ideal for a small family who wants to be out in the country. Located on a 4 acre lot which borders a creek. The home offers privacy while being only two miles from Milford. SlS.Stt. Speculative a. And '■"•Jff Custom Building Os ■ - ■- KIMGSBETtrnf RICH STOLLER HOMES no suXksi™ Ph. 219/658-4734

Three out-of-town drivers in accident Three cars were involved in an accident at the intersection of South Huntington and Maple Grove streets in Wawasee Village Tuesday, Aug. 31. A car driven by Michael Auberry. 18. r 5 Goshen, was struck in the rear as he turned on to Huntington street by a vehicle operated by Joyce Maule, r i Leesburg. Allberry’s car was bumped into an auto driven by Richard Chupp, 23, of Noblesville. Syracuse deputy marshal Louis Medino estimated 5i,500 damages to Allberry's car, S7OO to Chupp's vehicle and S3OO to Maule's auto. Items taken from car near Papakeechie Lake A new tire, wheel and rim were stolen from a car belonging to Shenll Honeycutt, r 2 Syracuse, while parked on the north shore of Papakeechie Lake The theft was discovered early last Friday morning by Honeycutt when he returned home from work and found the car resting on the axle. LEGALS NOTICE TO TAXFAtK»SOF ADDITIONAL AFFROFRIATIONS Notice is hereby Qivan to the taxpayers o» Kosciusko County. Indiana that the proper ieoal otticer* of Mid municipality at their regular meeting place, in the Court House m me City of WarMw Indiana, at 1 30 p m on the Uth day of September It 76, will consider the foitowung additional appropriations which Mid officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time Health Department No 5W Expenses incidental to Heal th Service S2OO 00 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon The ad dltiorial appropriations as finally deter mined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other ptace as may be designated At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will be held Jean Northenor Auditor Kosciusko County S 14 NOTICE TO TAX X ERSOF ADDITIONAL AFFROFRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Pierceton, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that me proper legal officers of Mid municipality at meir regular meet ng place at 7 30 o'clock P.M.. on the 13th day of Sept. 1»74, will consider the following additional ap' propriations which Mid officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time LOCAL ROAD AND STREET FUND 3 26 Services contractual — protect No 2 4 No 3 $12,110 S 2 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 a further hearing within Fifteen days at the County Auditor s office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Janice Busi, Clerk Treasurer S.l* KOSCIUSKO COUNTY WELFARE DEPARTMENT PAYROLL 4 CLAIMS CORRECTION Peggy Shively $1,164 05 I. Jean Northenor, do hereby certify that the above is a true, corrected, allowance allowed by the Board of Commissioners September 1, 1976 Jean Northenor. Auditor

LARRY NELLANS ■ CO. REALTORS __ 4 n 457-3194 . ’ LMjUV M MLS « G M : R- 3 Box 2-1, Rd. 13, South of Syracuse W UtSAW ORTKIK. 341 x«rtx I akr M MENTUM! OfH« E 117 M Maia St. ACCESS TO WAWASEE rtwa. , Enchanted Hilfs. $21,900. 3 bedroom mobile home storage on end of OFFICE HOURS: 9 To 6 Monday Thru Friday — 9 Ta 3 Saturday garage corner lot. 30' boat lot on Wawasee. 3143 • 16352 at 46 - NEW PARIS $75 000. 3 bedrooms sewing room, full basement garage out buildings eßhf. *.l WF* W 7* -■** hog operation. 30 acres. 7000 i ■ STANLEY STREET TtWjFW- J? North Web,,er 523 000 1 bath. fireplace. basement easeW - ment to Webster Lake most items remain in home 1012 6 t NORTH WEBSTER 5 Jk Bk SAWMILL LAKEFRONT f wfl ■ S s2l 000 2 bedrooms garage pier boat some furn.shmgs 2687 |J CR 1100 N - SYRACUSE $55 000 55 acres 424 HARRISON - SYRACUSE gSSjHLi . | (jhil * 'LI $24 500 4or 5 bedrooms living room, dining room family room bath Fenced on 3 sides enclosed front and s>de porches public access to Syracuse *Ag FASCINATION WAY L CT CHANNEL FRONT - SYRACUSE $55 000 3 bedrooms 2'A baths full basement with family room patio corner lot. Zoned general business. 3144 tT’ IRISH LAKEFRONT $45 000 2 bedrooms car garage 2686 sM* r'TT t ■ ■ MF ' ieit l ’ BAYVIEW DRIVE MmKj North Webster lakefront. $32,000 3 bedroom home and guest house over garage Completely furnished, pier. 2678 IRISH LAKEFRONT iSST" Lunds North Shore Drive. $51,500, 3 bedrooms, 2'-» baths, tri-'level, DEWART LAKEFRONT garage wood deck, storage shack. 3129 $26,000. 2 bedrooms. 1 bath furnishings pier, 14' aluminum boat WEBSTER LAKEFRONT LOT remain. 2685 Yellow Bonks Rood. $11.600 lakefront and channel, contract, 85 x 110. MORRISON ISLAND 7063 Wawasee Lakefront lots $22 500 to $24 500 — 50 x 155. also lots 50 x 175 with 30 easement. $8,500. 7068 J1 IU J 1 “ i J ***—‘ I f M I I 'j^SSSwSSSSSjSSjiiRMjHji ■ I I fl 1 I tawL 1-emR pF BEL ROHR PARK HARPER LAKEFRONT S2B 750 2 bedrooms 2 baths den living room dining-family area with _ .. . , access to T.ppy furn.shed IAYVIEW DRIVE - SYRACUSE $22 500 3 bedrooms bo'f> living room dining room garage 3130 A. —.a u i i ■ MfWM QUAKER HAVEN Syracuse - 500€ to SOON. $23,900. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, family room. --W full basement fireplace 2681 SAWMILL LAKEFRONT ENCHANTED HILLS I North Side $42,500. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dining room, family room, Syracuse $13,000. 3 bedroom mobile home. 12 x 60 some furnishings fireplace, workshop. 108' waterfront, covered patio, garage. 3148 remain, plus playhouse and swing set access to Wawasee. and boat lot 312 E. BOSTON ST. on channel garage. 3146 Syracuse. $13,500 1 bedroom, central air. garage. 1014 CRIOOONAND4OOE Syracuse. $11,250. 5 lots, con be purchased separately, north side Dewart Lake. 7067 OEn Enchanted Hills $8 000 2 bedroo.u on two lots with boat jr 'O’ 2672 ■RW* - KOS./ NOBLE LINE ROAD &CR 200 Bfe* JJS 9QQ 3 bedroom dining room, living room with fireplace, 60 x 30 BNP b° rn 9O r °9* basement corner lot 3149 B WL ii ENCHANTED HILLS K? ’ " ■ tjT lots -$2 500 to $6 500 CR 450 NORTH Leesburg $7 500 2 acres oH CR 475 East Wowosee school district 7071 Fra* Grecata. 2H-1012 Uks 457-3474 CINDERELLA DRIVE AND DOSWILL B— imßimr In. 457-2454 ■■DrtNtG. t. I. In. 154-2341 Enchanted Hills. $38,500. 3 bedrooms, bath, carport and patio, chain-link Carl Inb4nln. 457-3213 Faal CouMa 247-4323 fence, boat lots on Wawasee. pontoon boat. .3147 Don Scarbaary Rts. 457-3304