The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 August 1977 — Page 22

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., August 10, 1977

Agricultural ribbons awarded

Prise winners for agricultural exhibits in the extension homemakers show at the fair have been announced. Winning blue ribbons were Mrs. Ralph Myers, "Mrs. Herschel Albert, Mrs. Emery Stockey, three; Mrs. Fred Kuhn, four; Mrs. John Eller, two; Mrs. Dick Alien, Greg Flory, Mrs. Dirk Kuhn, three; Mrs. Scott Hora, four; Mrs. Max Anglin,

SERVICES SERVICES jFIRST CHARTER INSURANCE AGENCY | —MIMHMI-ROB Syrenm Milford MI-4155 COY TREE SERVICE Trimming, Topping & Removal Also Stump Removal 457-2607 Call After 4 P.M. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ACCOUNTANTS Areas fastest growing mobile home manufacturer offering excellent entry level positions in general accounting. Degree or associate degree in accounting required. SEND RESUME TO FAIRMONT HOMES, INC. P.O. 27 No Phone Colls Please Moppni, 41550 I HELP WANTED I I SERENADE FOODS, INC. I NEEDS DEPENDABLE WORKERS FOR IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT Hours: 7:00 A.M. To 3:30 P.M. BFNFFfTS: Paid Vacations —7 Paid Holidays ■Group Health Insurance — Group Life Insurance® Apply At r I Serenade Foods, Inc. I C« 900 N And loot — East Os SO 15 An Egual Opportunity Employer

REAL ESTATE

/• CHALET REALTY State Road 13 South Os Syracuse 457-4478 BUY THIS Cozy modern 3 bedroom bath and ’•> brick ranch and move in before the kids go bock to school Mom will love the modern kitchen Kids will love the spacious yard Close to town schools and the lake Best feature is the price at only S3O 000 POOLS POOLS POOLS YOUR OWN PRIVATE POOL We have two modern homes located on one of the prettiest wooded lakes m northern Indiana Both homes are ready -to move into in time to see the leaves turn this foil Both moderately priced EPWORTH FOREST This home is perfect for newlyweds oldlyweds or just abou’ anyone Cu’e two bedroom > dern kitchen and bath tor only sl9 900 SYRACUSE THREE BEDROOM: With room to room io and out 2 story home offers ample room for your family arqe or ymaif and a great lot 75 x 200 Has been re. modeled partially rewired and insulated' WOULD you COULD you be' eve all th s for s2l 000 and payments RICK & MALINDA PINNEY, BROKERS 457-4478

Robert Ulmer, Mrs. Perry Hathfway, six; Mrs. Max Dalton, three. Also, Ron* Hendrickson, Mrs. Raymond Heiser, two; Mrs. Jerry Johnson, Mrs. Doug Walls, Mrs. Charles Teeple, Mrs Alden Jones, Mr*. Ellsworth Everett, best-of-show, four; Mrs. Albert Hartman, Mrs. Doug Walls, Mick Walther, Faye Hollar, four; Mrs. Lawrence Ulmer, three; Gary

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Cotton, two; Mark Smith, two; Ron Kreischer, Debbie Nice, Monica Braman, six; Tim Harris. Receiving second place red ribbons were Mr*. Ralph Myers, three; Mrs. Emery Stookey, Mrs. Jack Hetler, Mrs. Fred Kuhn, Mrs. Adeline Kercbenfaut, Mrs. John Ellis, Mfs. Donald Harman, Mrs. Jerry Knepper, Mrs. Derk , Kuhn, Mrs. Robert Stump, Mrs. Robert Vanator, Mrs. John Kimes, Scott Horn, Robert Ulnjer, three; Ronnie Kreischer, Danene Hathaway, Mrs. Merl Harris, Mrs. Robert Tusing. Also, Mrs. Perry Hathaway, three; Mrs. Clyde Shepherd, Dorothy Hathaway, Billy Hendrickson, Beverly Hendrickson, Mrs. Fred Kulm, Mrs. Raymond Heiser, three; Betty Smith, Mrs. Clyde Shepherd, Mrs. Charles Teeple. Mrs. -Elmer Rapp, Kim Everest, two; Miriam Rife, Mrs. Albert Hartman, Mich Walther, two; Faye Hollar, two; Mrs. Lawrence Ulmer, three; Betty Cotton, Mark Smith, two; Maurice Walther, Mrs. Jack Hetler, Ron Kreischer, Debbie Nice, Tim Harris, Mrs. Jim Longfellow, Mark Smith, Monica Braman, two. Those receiving third place, white ribbons were Mrs. Ralph Myers, Mrs. Herschel Albert, two; Mrs. William Landrigan, Mrs. John Ellis, Mrs. Jerry Knepper, Don Gest, two; Bertis Gebert, Mrs. Derk Kulm, three; Mn. Max Anglin. Mrs. Scott Hora, Robert Ulmer, two; Karen Ulmer, Diane Hathaway, Mrs. Robert Tusing, two; Mrs. Perry Hathaway, three; Mrs. Clyde Shepherd, Mrs. Max Deaton, Mrs Raymond Heiser, Mrs. Glen Butz, Mrs. Harold Ginter, Mrs. Alden Jones, two; Mrs. John Camden, Mrs. Ellsworth Everett, two; Mr*. Albert Hartman, Mrs. Ronald Jones, Faye Hollar, Mrs. Lawrence Ulmer and Gary Cotton. r ATTENDS WORKSHOP — Kay Kirkpatrick. Syracuse, a student at Wawasee High School, joined 177 other high school newspaper and photography students for the second week of Ball State University** 12th annual Journalism Workshops last week in Muncie. At the workshop. Kay took part in sessions involving beginning and advanced newswriting, feature and sports reporting, layout and design and photography. She was enrolled in the newspaper section.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LET IXB Notice Is hereby elven the taxpayers of Warsaw Civil City or Town. Kosciusko County. Indiana, that the common council or town board, at their regular meetins place, on the 39th day of August. 1971. at IXX) ?m. will consider the following budset: BVDGET ESTIMATE (Complete detail of budset estimate may be seen in the office of Controller or Clerk-Treasurer > GENERAL FUND Parkins Meter Fund —8 4.161 Local Rd. A St. Fund 8 39.391 Mayor —816.100 Fed. Rev. Shar. Trust Fund s 300 Clerk-Treasurer 33.360 Bond A tot Redemp. Fund —• 63,063 City or Town Courtll.s6o Park * Recreation Fund 8133.354 Comason Council 335.750 Police Pension Fund • 50.345 Atfy. or Legal Dept. 14.100 cemetery Fund 5 13.165 Police Department 310.820 Aviation Fund 6104.135 Fire Dinar tmrnt349.940 Cum. Cap Imp Fund « 50.808 Public Works * Streets 439.000 City Plan Fund 5 4.015 Building Comm. 19.960 Ptre Pension Fund 6 32.853 Fire Cumulative Fund 8 38.734 TtttAl ndhsrsl Fund ftl 480 470 — Motor Vehicle Highway Fund 8145.630 Total Os AU Funds 82.201.403 FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO General MV H Bond A DECEMBER 31st OP INCOMING YEAR: Fund Fund Redem. 1 K Total Bedsit Estimate for incoming 1 J* .145.630 S. Necessary expenditures. July 1 to Dec. ££s£SX££p££ SS4 474 151.767 1.950 3. Additional appropriations to be made July 1 to Dee. 31 at present year .. . 4, Outstanding temporary loans to be paid before Dee. 31 of present year 50QQQ L Total Funds RseUred (Add lines L 4 3 4) „ . 3,414.544 297,387 t. 5 013 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RBCXTVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX UEVT A Actual balance June 30th of prveent year — — — — 86.054 133.610 6.C23 1. Tanee to bo collected, present year (Dee. Settlement) — — — 659569 8. MlMinsßiMU revenue to be reeetwd July 1 of present year to Dec. 31 of incoming year • Schedules on His A Special taxes — — 547 AB9 b. AU Other revenue — — — 190.356 163.868 8- Total Funds (Add lines 6. 1. 8a and •b) ■.. — — —— — — — 1.483.888 397.478 C. 633 Id. NET AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DBCKMBER list OF INCOMING TEAR (Deduct line 9 from line 5> — — —' 930 656 58 390 11. Operatingßalanro (Not ta excess of tXMfiltt tNMB iIRF 1 48 JUXMP 30 mlec. revenue for earns period > Jo 117 91 J 585 12 AMOUNT TO B 8 RAISED BY TAX “• LXVyTaM Unse 10 and 11»-- -- 966 773 61 975 13 Property Tax Replacement Credit from Local Option Tax — — — — - 50,500 M Net Amount to be raised by tax levy. 910 267

|< luuvwn ** PBOrmED LIVIO MM Taxable Property ---Levymi "' Amount to funds Property be raised Omieral - — 8235 5910J67 Bond * Interest Redemption „ — -— — — — - ** /**LB VQ 4J,*TV UMIII J -- --- ———l—- - —■ ---- — — 7M Park Recreation —— — ... — — — — — - Ctt» Ften - - “ -Hg 'pSX 0 06 « *« Fire Cumulative — -- -- — -- -- —— — -- _ TOTAL - - --- « 1# 81.231.761

Taxpayers appearing shall have a r.sht to be heard thereon After thelax Uries bare “tM E S Jt*:*« r i4?d to M be^ charted and the stale board of lax commissioners win fix a date for heartns in this county KINDLE Clert-Treasurer MJ - A 3 A 10 Dated Auaust j. i»rr

JOINS MCCORMICK — John Hare has joined the truck sales staff of McCormick Motor* at Nappanee. John ha* a broad knowledge of trucks, truck equipment and service. John, his wife, Susie and children, Tammy, Robbie and Jon reside in Milford. Items taken from boat Various articles were reported to have been stolen from a boat owned by Louis Schwan, 6100 Larent Apt. 8238 Parnia, Ohio, sometime between July 31 and 9 p.m. August 5, at Pier 28, Main Channel Marina, Syracuse. Syracuse police report a tackle box, spin rod with reel and an AM-FM all channel radio were taken. No value was established. Area drivers in accident • Joseph L. Krall, 61, r 1 North Webster and Calvin S. Roach, 25, r 1 Leesburg, were involved in a collision at the intersection of CR 500 N and 750E, one mile west of North Webster, Thursday, Aug. 4, at 10 p.m. Damage was set at S9OO to the Krall auto and $2,000 to the car driven by Roach. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY YARD SALE — Baby clothes, clothes, records, miscellaneous, August 11, 12, 13, 14, north on 13 at the Elkhart, Kosciusko county line road, turn right, first road on , left, first house on left LOST of keys in brown cowhide key case, 3 keys attached, lost between 3:30 and 4:15 Friday afternoon, if found call 658-9185, reward. WANTED — Care for elderly woman in own home, little care required, good pay, call 4573084, evenings FOR RENT — Dewart lakefront, one bedroom, carpeted, furnished, September 6-June 1,4572697. HELP WANTED BY MARY ANN DRIVE-IN — Must be over 18. Year around work. Top salary for qualified person. Morning shift 10:30-4 p.m. 6 days week. Apply in person.

County 4-H'ers to enter projects at state fair

During general 4-H project judging that took place Tuesday, July 26, at the fairgrounds the following had their exhibits selected to be entered at the Indiana State Fair: Bees 111, Lee Ann Shireman; child care, Robin Secrist; Electric I, Carol Kantner, division n Jay Feldman, division 111 Mitch Goon, division IV Jon Cousins, division V and above Zella Hatfield; Entomology division I Tommy Kistler, division IV Kent Slater, forestry division I Zona Hatfield, division II Zina Hatfield, division HI Darlene Hathaway, division TV Ralph Reiff; Geology division I Jeremy Kuhn, division II Cathy Harris, division HI Craig Kantner, home grounds improvement, division I DeShawn VanDeWater, division II Andy Kuhn, division HI Lee Ann Shireman; Personality, division II Rosalie Rouch, division V, RobinSecrist; photography black and white beginners, Sarah Alt; black and white adv., Kelly O'Hara, color prints beginners, Linda Snyder, color prints adv., Mark Fugate, color slides »beginner, Paula Shireman, color slides advance, Mark Smith; soil and water conservations division I David Thompson, division II Dorothy Hathaway; weather, division I Stacy O'Hara, division II Jeremy Kuhn, division 111 Andy Kuhn;

» . ’casw JBV NAMED RECRUITER — Staff Sergeant Ricky L. Brennan, veteran of overseas service in Germany and Viet Nam. has been named army recruiter for the Warsaw Army Recruiting Station. 611 South Buffalo Street, according to the army's Indianapolis district recruiting command, which services 68 counties in Illinois and Indiana. Brennan and his wife. Bonny, and their two children, Ricky L., Jr., four, and Steven S., two, will reside at 1818 Sue Avenue, Warsaw. Mrs. Brennan is the former Bonny Fulford, Cromwell. Brennan is a native of Syracuse. The 2S-year-old soldier comes to Warsaw from East Chicago, where he has recruited for the volunteer army for the past three years. Brennan's parents are Mrs. Norma Personette, Syracuse, and the late Leslie Brennan. Van Buren budget up two cents The proposed budget for Van Buren Township carries a rate of 14 cents, two cents higher than the current budget The current rate is 12 cents. The proposed levies are nine cents in the township fund and five cents in fire fighting to raise $7,931 and $3,632 respectively or a total of $11,563 for the operation of the township in 1978. The current levies are nine cents in the township fund and three cents in the fire fighting fund.

l _ j I Mmmm*"**>*I^HESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO M RAISED 'wr "is? ss» '"«? "-ss- jek. g ,73.765 812X354 S <l6l 8104.725 •SO SOS 8 < 015 8 50,245 8 32.852 S 29.391 * 200 • 38.734 29,681 68.190 5.518 53.164 38.377 2.989 27.679 17,711 40.848 168 34,000 <2.534 103.446 191.544 9.679 157.889 89.185 7.004 77.924 50.563 70.239 34.368 8i.26S 18 554 3. 393 9.379 33.681 37.170 4.362*- 9.756 4.311 1.586 169.532 21.304 29 509 «= «•«« »«* . ~,<K 8 128 732 4.140 4.800 J 3.800 4MOO 57 780 1.500 <5 037 52.015 11.600 8,945 68.653 195.633 86 354 130.038 10.879 103.537 89.185 6.643 40.215 31.225 70.239 363.165 42.534 17 092 61.306 «352 361 37.709 19.338 38.734 6.148 8.216 1200 3 750 3,312 *899 3.90! 330.797 J3J4O 69 723 58.102 3.873 42.608 23,240 38.734

weeds, division I Mark Frantz, division HI Judy Shaffer; Wildlife, division I Kathy Weiser, division n Kirk Pyle, division 111 Todd Shepherd, division IV Greg Weiser, advanced division Cindy Shireman; woodworking beginner, Steve Alford, intermediate, Mitch Goon, advanced, Cedric Decker.

~ **7?° taxpayer, of WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, Kosciusko County. Indiana. that Uo Drawfolium, bXet mwUn< pl “* on the 25th of August, iyrL%oTm. ArtuTJSE. GENERAL FUND Account 25000, Business•. 1 536 156 Instructional Prsgmm Account Prooram. 53.346.735 Account 30000/communlty *267 Account 12000. Special Programs93.67s Non-Frecnunmed T *.*67 < : oun . t I* 000 , Summer School 63.400 Debt Services 91.197 Account 23000. Instruction Staff „ 152.456 Total General Fund - ,6 340 797 Account 33000. General Administration 159,312 nynT SERVICE FUND ” •6,340,797. Account 34000, School Administration „ „ 457:353 Total Debt SbrvlceFund ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING 1 L°i^ 1 ve BUd<et <SUmat * ,or en * uln « » e * r Jan. Ito Dec. 31. 1978, to- ° Filnd “**“ 3. Necessary Expend! turex.'July f'to Die. 31 of present year'to be'toade *6,340.797 8 51.883 prwent year ____ _ ___ « kao ktr c 3. Outstanding Temporary Loans to be paid before Dec. 31 of present s.oos.om 6.473 — not included to line 3 or 3 „ 700 000 4. Total Estimated Expenditures Q ca, so wi ™ ”, AND AND TO BK RECEIVED FROM SOURCES ' ‘ 9.603.375 56.357 OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY 5. Actual Cash Balance. June 30 or present year isssag m m 6. Taxes to be collected present year „ ' t 7-a 133.51 7. Miscellaneous revenue to be deceived July 1 of present year' to Dec?~3l x.oov.uo of Incoming year (Schedule on file) a. Special Tales .T " osnst* b. All Other Revenue 1 “ 1W 739 8. Tot&l Funds " 111 t ,n ’ TO RAISUm >OR'EXPENSES TO DEC. 7 009.643 105.872.51 10. Operating balance *,393,733 11. Total — - 12. Replacement Credit from Local Option Tax 310 868 13. Net Amount to be Raised by Tax Levy *2 396 778 Net Taxable Property „ *87.119,210 PROPOSED RATES AND LEVIES Ge^Ji? 8 ~ Proposed Rate Amount to bo Raised TOTAL — — —— 83.90 COMPABATHK STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED FUNDS — Collected Collected Collected General A 97 * 1975 1976 >977 Cumulative 'iniidini' ” ” ~ “ " U. 521.304 *2.456,668 32,417,675 82.395.778 TOTAL 83,356.761 33.470,883 83.308,895 83,397.648 appearing lirvf a right to bo heard thereon. After the to levies h*vp ****4 the county auditor not later than two days prior to the second Monday in September and the” levy nxed by the county tax adjustment board, or to their failure to do so. by the county auditor ten or more tel? PB ** r t U**®* l ’** M« rt ;7 ed b » ,uch levies; may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners and final hearing thereon by filing a petition with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September ® r a,ter Publication by the county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and the state board of tex commissioners will fl- a date for hearing to this county. W JAMES McCLEARY JERRY JOHNSON MARIE STOKES RALPH COPLEN WILLIAM CHAPEL WILLIAM DALTON FREDERICK YOHKY Dated this *l,t da, of July. 1977 ° f Seh °° l Tn “ tee ‘ MJ -A.3 AlB NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Milford. Civil City or Town. Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the common council or town board, at their regular meeting place, on the 29th day of August at 7:30 p.m., 1977, will consider the folio wing budget: Complete .detail of budget estimate may be seen-to office of Clerk-Treasurer GENERAL FUND Current Charges 10,450 Clerk-Treasurer ; - 8 1.000 Current Obligations i 1.000 Town Board — — — 600 Properties 500 Attorney or Legal Department 1.200 | r City or Town Hall 700 Total General Fund — 851.250 Police Department — 11.000 MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND —.— 18,550 Fire Department — - 50 FED. REV. SHARING TRUST FUND 1,300 Services Contractual — — — 10,950 PARK A RECREATION FUND 5,420 Supplies — — 13.300 Materials — 500 TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS — — 876.530 ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31St OF INCOMING YEAR General MVH Park Rev. Shar. 1. Total Budget Estimate for incoming year. Jan. 1 to Dec. 31. 1978. to- Fund Fund Fund Fund ... elusive — 351.250 818.550 8 5.420 8 1.300 3. Ntcessary Expenditures. July 1 to Dec. 31 of present year, to be made from appropriations unexpended — 20,C00 7.000 5.000 3. Additional Appropriations to be made July 1 to Dee. 31 of present year 4. Outstanding Temporary Loans to be paid before December 31. of present year 5. Total Funds Required (Add Lines 1. 2. 3 and 4) 71.250 25.550 5.420 6.300 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY 6. Actual Balance, June 30th of present year r 5.793 8.600 10.515 7. Taxes to be collected, present year (Dec. Settlement) — -— 15.335 8. Miscellaneous Revenue to be received. July 1 of present year to Dec. 31 of incoming year - Schedules on file — — — — — — - a. Special Taxes - ... 23.168 70 2.130 b. All Other Revenue 13.756 23.100 9. Total Funds (Add Lines 6. 7. 8a and 8b) ... 57,052 31.700 12,645 10. Net amount required to be raised for expenses to Dec. 31st of incoming year (Deduct line 9 from line 5). ... . 14.198 5.350 11. Operating Balance (Not to excess of expenses from Jan. 1 to June 30, less Miscellaneous Revenue for same Period) „j 6.000 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy (Add line, 10 and 11)' 20.198 13. Property Tax Replacement Credit from Local Option Tax 1.913 14. Net Amount To Be Raised By Tax Levy 818.285 8 5.350 PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Property — —U 81.549.050 Ley, on Amount to FUNDS — Property Be Raised General — 81 18 818.288 Cumulative Sewer . .. .. . 1.00 15,490 Park — — — — — , 33 5.350 Total — -- ... S 2 s:r 839.128 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED To Be FUNDS — Collected Collected Coll-cted Collected 1974 1975 ; 1976 1977 General —- 820.110 816.449 816.517 815.335 Cumulative Sewer . — —- 13.407 14.180 14.480 15,490 Total - 833.517 830.629 830.997 830.825 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon After the tax levies have been determined, and presented to the county auditor not later than two day, prior to the second Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their failure so to do. by the county auditor, ten or more taxpayer, feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the state board of tax commissioner, for further and final hearl-g thereon by filing a petition with the county auditor on or before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of tax rates charted and the state board of tax commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this county. j MARGARET BROOKS Clerk-Treasurer Gated July 25. 1977. 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COMPARATITB STATKMKNT OP TAXBS COMJCCTKD AND TO BB Collected collected Collected FUNDS 1974 1975 1976 1977 Gen™ 0522 208 8792.471 *783,653 8759.589 dt int. ftedmapttoi 39.3« SET ’ l" rtw Pun 3.468 1.830 1.549 a.mtm£ 18 368 34.681 27.464 21.691 ~11~ * 2* 28.M5 31.213 40.281 14.719 Fire Cumulative -- . JO> ■pryTATt -- >€53.411 >936.397 >915.479 >910.2C4 ... a _ .a A— Om. »ha r»m

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