The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 July 1977 — Page 19

Dove McGraw, Broker ) \ BS7-4IBT ; J Jk 313 S. Huntington lakcliiiMl iUty j r- 3 Kj- 4ml fw HIGHLAND VIEW CHANNEL — Terrific family home Three bedroom, very large kitchen, family roam, living room oreo with fireplace. Screened in front porch and also a screened in deck upstair*. Two cor garage with workshop for the handyman. Coll now. SYRACUSE LAKEFRONT — Located on Front Street in town. Completely I redecorated. Living room, fireplace. 3 bedrooms, riice kitchen, large deck across the front, good beach. BONNIE BRAE ESTATE — Live close to town but still in the country. 3 bedrooms. kitchen, family room, living room. Located on large lot with a pond well slocked with fish. ( SYRACUSE LAKE. NORTH SHORE DRIVE — 2 bedrooms, potential of 4. fireplace. 100 ft. frontage, excellent beach. 2 cor garage. One of the most beautiful homes t setting in the area. Must be seen to appreciate. This home is in perfect condition. By appointment only. SYRACUSE BUSINESS — A chance Io get started in a going and prosperous business. High volume and good return. Coll today for details. LOTS 8 LOTS * LOTS * LOTS — We have many building sites. Commercial and residential. FRONT STREET — With the channel in bock and nice seawall. 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen No maintenance, storms 8 screens aluminum siding 8 clean os a pin. Great for newlyweds or a retirement homo. 40 x 64 FT COMMERCIAL BLDG. — Excellent condition. 1 mile north of North Webster on oast side of rood in industrial pork. Many fine features S2B 200 CROWDALE ADDITION — Located near the Pollywog. 2-3 bedrooms, kitchon, dining room, recently insulated. Channel lot 50 x 170 and lot across the rood included $32,500. Call today. WELL ESTABLISHED BEAUTY SHOP — Downtown Syracuse. Excellent return on investment. Call for details. ENCHANTED HILLS — Mobile home, located on largest lot in area City water and sewer, access to Wawoseo and pool. Owner says sell — make on offer! ENCHANTED HILLS — Mobile home, located on largest lot in area. City water and sewer, pool and Wawoseo access. SYRACUSE — Older brick home with plenty of possibilities. 4 bedrooms, family room, kitchen. IN SYRACUSE ON BENTON STREET — 3 bedroom living room, dining room, kitchen, enclosed bock porch Easement to Syracuse Lake $30,500. - f ' . BUY your own little estate almost 9 acres of woods with 1.100 ft. of front age on Old Lake in Whitley County. Coll today for more information. — Fisherman’s Paradise NEAR THE PINES — Nice 2 bedrooms, kitchen and living room Combination. enclosed front porch. Located on three wooded lots. Also indude* 2 boat lo** near by with access to Wawasee. Call now, this won't last long. — L OGDEN ISLAND: This family home Is completely maintenance free. Four bedrooms, two complete baths, large kitchen t family room comb, with fireplace and large living room. This home has Lake Wawasee in front, with great beach, and Johnson Bay I" theireaf. Price. $82,500. fe' 1 11 ENCHANTED HILLS — Venetian Way. This fcve year old home ha* 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Very large 16 x 22 kitchen and family room. Also living room. Along with a maintenance free ejrterior. it includes stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer. Also a large deck In rear. Located on the channel It also has access to the swimming pool and Lake Wawasee. Price. $43 500 r w* ; IHI" * * *<—■•• Mr. Investor: This apartment house is located near the Pobywog with excess to the swimming pool and Laho Wawoseo. Each unit to soN contained with parly wall between. Each has 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen 8 dining area and bath and H. H's aH aluminum sided and has storms and screens. Excellent return oh . XT" REGANT FAMILY HOME — With easement to lake Wawasee. This home to not quite 5 years old. has 4 bedroom*, living room, dining room, kitchen B family room. Ho* o two cor go rage with electric door* 8 full bawment. Plenty of storage, like 8 closet*. Must bo soon to appreciate. Buy naw and be sottfasd in by school. Coil today. CokUs Any Time —We Do Our Very Best To Serve You Nancy PvMwtt taNM 457-42*9 Soles Manager Rmilßnrr 658-4857 457-4H9 CmCbaSWM 457-2483 Lakeland Realty Office Cluli llihais 457-4142

LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING Th* Alcoholic Beverage Beard of Kosciusko County. Indiana, at 10:00 a.m., on August 10. Wl. at th* basement court house In Be city «f Warsaw In s*M county, will Investigate th* propriety of rowing an Alcoholic Beverage Permit by th* taflMriag parson* and location* listed heroin. to wit: DL4349M7 — Service Liquor*. inc., Roger Vancuren. Pros.. Patricia LMena. Secy.. A Tros*.. 10* S. Laks St.. Warsaw, Ind.. Uquor, Boar and Wine Dealer DL4HMW-Ronald E. 6 Peggy L How*. St. RO. U MidLake* Shopping Cl.. North isteoeter, OLW-ISSIt — Maurice 6 Madge Howe. St. Rd. 13 MidLake* Shopping Ct., North woeater, Ind- Beer and win* Dealer, Transfer of Owner RC4»lsns — veteran of Foreign wars U 42, Att. Financial Secy., 430 E. Chicago. Box in. Syracuse. Ind.. Liquor. Boer and Wine Retailer-Club RHW«S*I4O — NoveHl’s Resort Hotel Lounge B Restaurant, inc.. T. Novetll. Pros.. L. Novelll. Secy.. R R 1 North Webster. Ind., Liquor. Beer and Wine RetailorHotel Transfer of Owner RR43-U44* — Degny. inc.. Nancy L. Hersh. Pros.. Syracuse. Jay Hersh. Sec.. Syracuse. R R 4 Box 551 Woweeos. PO Syracuse, Ind.. Beer Retailer SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. indane Alcoholic Beverage Commission By Arthur R. Robinson, Exec.. Secty. James D. Sims. Chairman NOTICt TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given th* takpeyers of Lake Township. Koachkko Counw. Indiana, mat the proper legal of said municipality at their rogtXar rpeeting place at 7; SB o'clock p.m.. on ItthiMW of July 1*77. wHt consider the following toddhonel appropriation* which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. GENERAL FUND For Fire S7SO.W FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND For EMS SLSM.OO Taxpayer* appearing at such meeting shall have a right is be hoard thereon. The additional appropriation* a* finally made will be automatically referrod to the State Board of Tax Commissioner*, which com mission will hold a further hearing within Fittsen day* at the County Auditor'* office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other place a* may be designated. At such heerlng taxpayer* obtectlng to eny of euch additional appropriation* may be heord. interested taxpayer* may inquiroof the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Austin Neher, Trustee Jy.lS-3# NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE CIRCUfTcOURT*OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. INDIANA Notice Is hereby given that Norma S. Klerein was on the 2*m day of June. 1*77, appointed Executrix of the will of Wetter E. Shoop, deceased. All person* having claim* against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the tame in said court within five month* from me date of m* first publication of this notice or said claim* will be forever barrod. Dated at Warsaw. Indiana, this 2*th day of June. 1*77. N. JoanMeesmore Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit. Superior Court Kln«g I Sloot. Attorney*

smmuBaBEMatoMaaaMMBUHuwwMBraMaHMmEmmMMMBuaBUBMUHBmMBHuiMmRaMEBmaBiMammuBmiHHiBMBMimEuaMiuRmMMB NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION* Hoiles 1* heroby given me tsxpeysr* of th* City of Wersew, Kosciusko County, Ind tone, met the proper legal officer* of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting piece et 7:S*p.m. on me ism day of August, 1*77, will consider th* following additional appropriation* which said ofticars consider necessary to meet th* extraordinary emergency et mis time. AMOUNT AMOUNT LOCAL ROAO ANO STREET FUND REGUESTED APPROPRIATED M M Contractual Project No. 27 * *414.10 S *414.10 MM Contractual Project No. 2* 4.043.70 4.043.70 MMContractuel Project No. 2* 4400.10 4400.10 M M Contractual Project NO. 30 1.722.40 1.722.40 24 M Contractual Project No. 31 3A35 S 0 3.535 S 0 M-M Contractual Project No. 32 4443.70 4443.70 MM Contractual Project No. 33 2.721.40 2.721.40 - Total *2*.1*1.40 tt*.l*l.4o MVH FUND I’ 17 M Contractual Project No 27 » *M.*o * *M.«O 17 34Cenb’Ktuel - PIM*CtNO. 3* 44*.30 445.30 17 3* Contractual Project No. 2* o* to 400 to 17-M Contractual - Prolact No. 30 1*1.40 I*l-40 17 M Contractual Project No. 31 4M.30 434.20 17-M Contractual Project No. 32 44».j0 44V.M 17 M Contractual Project No. 33 302.40 302.40 Total *3.242.40 *3,242.40 Taxpayer* appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard theredn. The ad Gttonal appropriation* a* finally mad* will be automatically referred to me State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Boerd will hold a further hearing wimin fifteen day* at the County Auditor's Office of said county, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayer* objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard Interested taxpayer* may Inquire of th* County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. HELEN JOAN KINDLE. Clark Treasurer City of Warsaw, Indiana Jy.2o-27 notice to taxpayers of additional appropriations Nohc* I* heroby given the taxpayers of th* City of Warsaw. Kosciusko County, '«<«•"•• that me proper legal officer* of said municipal 7:*op.m. on the 15m day of August. 1*77. will consider me following additional appropriation* which said officers consider neceesary to meat ma extraordinary amargancyatthis time. AMfryurr AMOUNT GSNCItAL FUND HIQUBSTIO APPROPRIATED Common Council s yooo oo s 3.00000 Contractuoi • 7 72 Equipment 3145840 31450.00 Public work* and Street* PM Contractual 14400.00 14400.00 Building Commisstonar , *M Contractual ‘^° ooo Mloooo PARK AND RECREATION FUND ls-42 Mate** a* 2400.00 2400.00 to 71 BuiMng. Structure* 1400.00 1400.00 Total SS», 150.00 *s*. 150.00 Taxpayer* appearing at such meeting ahall have a right to be heard thereon.^ The ae GtionaLappropriailon* a* finally mad* will be automatically referred to me State Board of Tax Gemmoetonero. which Boerd will hold a further hearing within flftean day* at the County of said county, or at such other place as *» -*£*** taxpayers objecting to my of such additional appropriation* may ba heard, interested tax payer* may mqmro of the County Auditor whan and where such hearing wIM be held. HELEN JOAN KINDLE. Clerk Treasurer Ctty of Warsaw. Indiana Jy.3o-27 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 26 MPG 19 wwww HI MP Iwww w Rw HIGHWAY CITY M I Bl nu HM hr iiiT-H. _ wSkiaaroiait W I y 1 f I •EPS Esu / - J aww w \ . \ / Tiaht-fisted I <m> Wf Trucking! REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE HOME Os THE WEEK MBS**' NORTH WEBSTER — 3 bedroom, living room, family room, big beautiful kitchen. Completely remodeled in the last year. All new siding & a small bom for garage or storage in back. This home is in immaculate condition. Call today. Price. $25,000. J DAVI * cGIEW * IllkPhllNl fslly 3135. Huntington

NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY PERSONAL FROFERTY is Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Wersaw, Indiana. wIM from this date until W:SSa.m.. August*. W 77 receive seeled blds for the following described personal property: 25 Ton P. A H. Drag Line Crane with ar Boom; Yeer its* Serial No. 21400 Model No. 2SS-ALC Dieeel Engine C-XMO 1 Clam Bucket Used Lees Than SO Hours 1 Drag Bucket M Yard Blds must be filed with the County Auditor on or before 10:00 a.m.. August *. 1*77. Terms of sale is cash on dale of sale. Properly may be seen at the Kosciusko County Highway Garage. Th* Board of Commissioner* reserve the right to rolect ail bids Jew- Northenor, Auditor July 4. 1*77 Jy.l>A3 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers of Wayne Township. Kosciusko County, Indiana. lhat the proper legal officers of said municipality M their regular meeting place, on lhe 25*h day of July 1*77, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider neceesary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. TOWNSNIP FUND Revenue Sharing to Recreation *15400.00 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayer* apposrlng at such meeting shall have the right to be hoard thereon. The additional appropriation* as finally deter mined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioner*, which Commission will hold a further hearing wHMn mtoon day* at the County Auditor* Office, of Koeciusko County. Indiana, ar at such other place a* may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such bt hMNrd and interested taxpayer* may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will be held. Edwin Pratt Wayne Township Jy.lS-33 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC FIELD HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO 34*20 PETITION OF NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY FOR APPROVAL OF NEW SCHEDULES OF RATES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE ANO FOR APPROVAL OF NEW RULES ANO REGULATIONS THEREFOR ANO FOR APPROVAL OF A CHANGE IN THE RATE OF DEPRECIATION OF ITS ELECTRIC UTILITY AND COMMON PLANT PROPERTY AND TO FIX A TEST YEAR OF 12 MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31. 1*74, ANO A CUT OFF DATE OF DECEMBER 11. 1*74 Notice I* hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct a public field hearing In this cause In the Criminal Division of the Lak* Superior 'Court. Room No. 1. 22*3 North Mein Street. Crown Point. Indiana, at I:X* P.M., prevailing local time, on Monday. August 15. 1*77. Public participation is requested. Public Service Commission Os Indiana By: James M. Piaskett, Commissioner Indianapolis. Indiana. July 11. 1*77.

MOO domages inaccWent in parking lot A two-car collision in the Huntington building parking lot, Syracuse, resulted in S4OO damage at 11:15 p.m., Saturday, July 16. A 1973 Oldsmobile, owned by Dianna M. Elias, r 4 box 130 Syracuse, was parked in the lot when it was hit by a 1969 Dodge driven by Verio Dewey Laughlin, 700 East Baltimore Street, Syracuse. Laughlin then left the scene and failed to report the accident. He was found on July 18. Damage was set by Syracuse police at $250 to the Elias car and $l5O to the vehicle driven by Laughlin. Bumps rear of car A total of 1900 in damage was estimated in a two-car accident last week involving Deborah Henry, 22, r 1 North Webster and Stewart A. Banghart, 18, r 3 Warsaw at the intersection of West Center and North Columbia Streets in Warsaw. A truck driven by Henry bumped the rear of the car driven by Baghart. Damage was set at S6OO to Henry’s truck and S3OO to the Banghart auto. New manager Allen Shepherd has taken over the managerial position at Crystal Flash in North Webster on SR 13 North. Shepherd takes over the position formerly held by John Ditmore and Mike Mulligan who operated the station for about seven years. NEW COMMANDER — The Indiana American Legion aided its four-day session in Evansville last Sunday by electing John G. Krupa of East Chicago as its new commander. Krupa succeeds James E. Gallagher of Columbus. The new Legion Commander has a long and impressive Legion and public service record. He was a founder and charter member of Allied Post 368, East Chicago, to a past northern vice commander of the Indiana Legton and for many years was the co-chairman of the Legion’s legislative committee. The new department commander to a graduate of East Chicago Roosevelt High School, attended Indiana University and to a-veteran of the army-air force in World War 11. He to married and the father of three daughters. NOTICE Notice I* heroby given to ell interested person* met m* Boerd of Town Trustee* of m* Town of MiWord. indiene. will eccept seeled bid* for me construction of Pel* Type Storage Building for me Teem of Milford from me det* of mi* Notice until me hour of 7:30 p.m. on me om day of August. 1*77, at which said day end hour me bM* received win be opened and examined and a contract tor construction of said building awarded to me lowest and boot bidder. interested bidders may obtain roeciflcotion* from me Clerk Treasurer of rne Town at Milford at the Town Hall. The Board of Town Trustee* reserve* me right to reject any and all bids. Dated ms ism day of July. 1*77. Margaret Brooks. Clerk Treasurer Town of Milford JyJS-37 NOTICE TO Bl OOG RS Notice is heroby given mot the Boerd of Trvetees of me Town of Pierceton. Kosciusko County, Indian* wHi receive bide on me reconstruction of the following street* in th* Town of Pierceton: 1. Indiana Street from Eest Moin to Norm Street 1 Grant Street from Wayne Street to Norik Street. Each location Is to be a saperate bid. Bida will b* opened Aug. L IW7 of 7:33 PM. In the Town Hall. Bld* will be received up until th* time of such meeting. Engineer* drawing* can be viewed at m* Clerk's office In the Town Hail. Pierceton, mean*. The Beard roeerves me right to rolect or accept any er all blds Each Nd will be awarded on me basis of economy, quality and whan the work could be started in wttnoae wheroof, I neve hereunto tot my hand andseei mi* ism doy of July. l»n Janice Suez. Clerk Trooeurer Jy.3o-27

COPIES Made While You Wait X 11 ““ 1 5 Per Copy 11x17 - 25Lcopy THE MAIL-JOURNAL 206 S. Main Milford

WHI Jr*'-' COTTAGE BURNS—Shown above to one of two cottages which burned in Oakwood Park, near the hotel, at 3:57 a.m. Friday, July 15. Damages were listed at $35,000. When firemen arrived at the scene, the first cottage was engulfed in flames" while the second cottage was only on fire at the south end. Firemen extinguished the blaze at the second cotthge and cooled the first cottage down. Firemen also treated Floyd Cripe who had reported the fire. Cripe had several minor burns on his legs. They were wrapped with sterile dressings. He declined further treatment. The home, which was engulfed with flames when firemen arrived, is shown above. It is owned by Mrs. Clifton Hirschman of Indianapolis. J 3 The second home to owned by Charles Faust of Urbana. The cause of the fire to unknown.

'Syracuse Community Presents Sidewalk Days'

In a meeting last night, about 40 Syracuse retail merchants from the uptown business district and Wawasee vote<Mo call their August sales promotion: “Syracuse -Community Presents . . . Sidewalk Days.” Dates for the community-wide sales event will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 18, 19 and 20. Everyone Invited Les Webber, who chaired the meeting, said “everyone is invited to participate in this affair. We want to make it one of the biggest sales events in the history of the town.” Linda Crow acted as secretary $ 105,555 worth of bonds sold in Kosciusko county Kosciusko County sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bondsf were $105,555 in the month of June. , Sales in the State of Indiana were $18,696,940 reports Alfred J. Stokely, State Chairman of the Indiana Volunteer Committee. This represents 2.8 per cent of national sales of $665,000,000. Indiana has achieved 47.7 per cent of the 1977 state quota of $223,100,000. Syracuse driver cited, hits rear of another vehicle John P. Wortinger, 15425 S County Line Road, Syracuse, was arrested for driving while under the influence, following a two-vehicle accident on SR 13 in Syracuse at 10 p.rt., Sunday, July 17. Eric E. Eby of r 1 Larwill had stopped to wait for a train at the B & O railroad tracks on SR 13 when he was hit from the rear by Wortinger. Damage was set at $l5O to Eby’s car and S2OO to the car driven by Wortinger. Two cars damaged Glenn H. Rosenquist, r 1 Leesburg, was backing out of a parking space at the VFW post in Syracuse, when he hit a car driven by James L. Benson, r 2 box 4 Syracuse, at 7:28 pm. Friday, July 15. Benson was driving east on Chicago Street at the time. Damage was to the Rosenquist car and $750 to the Benson vehicle.

Wed., July 20.1977 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

and fallowing the reading of the minu/es, she read a list of Wawasee Village merchants she had Contacted and who said they would participate in the sale. Mrs. Crow and Dina Hubartt will coordinate advertising for the three-day sale. Bruce Bultemeier, representing ‘die paper’, said he plans a special color tabloid for the sale, of which 45,000 copies would be circulated in a fourcounty trade area. Os this he is donating a two-color front page to

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Cleaning Person Wanted For Office In Goshen Apply Jp'Person To 'the paper' — Goshen Office 134 S. Main St. — Goshen 8 A.M. To 5 P.M. REAL ESTATE REALESTATE O' ‘ T .W *• • .

• t e the merchants free of charge. He will contact merchants on an individual basis for their individual ads. Jay Hursh of Dagny’s Famous Fish said he plans to hire an airplane to drop balloons over Syracuse and neighboring cities, with many of them carrying coupons. He invited other merchants to join him. A meeting of* the Syracuse Merchants Assn, is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 2, to further discuss the promotion. ’

19