The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 August 1977 — Page 15

LEGALS NOTICS TO TAXPAYER* OF PROPOSCO ADDITIONAL appropriations . Nofir- i» hereby giver the t««P*r«n o» Van Btren Township. Koociuxxo County, Indiana, thee me proper legal officer* of said municipal corporation at their regular mooting place at Jis Catherine Street, MiNorO. P *A, on sm day of September. 1*77, will consider me fofiowtng additional appropriations in excess at me budpet tar me current year. AMT. Federal Rev. Sher , tor fire opulement A expense *2,000 00 Emergency medical equipment A service 1 JOO.OO Cemeteries 2 JOO 00 OMOO.OO Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be hoard thereon The additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to me state board of tax commissioners, which board, upon receipt, will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at me county auditor s office of sold county, or at such ottser piece as may be designated At such: hearing taxpayers objecting to any of .such additional appropriation* may be hoard, interested taxpayers may Inquire of the county auditor and whore such hearing will be held. waiter Wuthrich Trustee. Van Buren Township A sa-Ji NOTICS TO TAXPAYERS OF PROPOSED ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers of Plain Township. Kosclusho County. Indiana, mat me proper legal officers of M ld

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municipal corporation at their regular meeting piece at Trustee's office at 0:00 eclock pm., on J»m day of August, ten, will consider me following additional ap current year. (NaaseefFuad) AMOUNT Federal Rev. Sharing For Purchase Os Fire Equipment. OtJOOOO Fire Fating Fund. 0*70.00 Taxpayers appearing at ouch meeting shall have a right to be heard moreen. The additional appropriations aa finally made will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, smich board, upon receipt, will held a further hearing within fifteen deys at me County Auditor's office of sold county, or er such ether piece as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers cbiecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard, interested taxpayers may Inquire of me County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Donald J . Boggs Officer of Taxing Unit A.17-34 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE — Coppertone Frigidaire, frost-free, coppertone Tappan ■ gas range —two ovens, bunk beds and springs, Maytag dryer, 16 horse outboard motor, formica table, office furniture, bikes and misc., 100 N to Oakwood Drive, Dewart Lake, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

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1 YEAR AGO, AUG. 25,1976 Miss Vicky Nyikos, Syracuse, has returned from Pensacola, Fla., where she was attending Pensacola Christian college this summer. She is a primary school teacher of the Syracuse Christian school and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nyikos. Larry Michael, a working partner and friend of John Rinker, who was injured in a boat accident in Dayton, Ohio, on Saturday, gave the highest accolades to his friend, called him a “work freak” a man “who loves competition” and “the most honest person I’ve ever met.” Ron and Ruth Easley, Curts Hair Care Centre, participated in a 24-hour nation-wide cut-a-thon for Saint Judes hospital. The Easleys along with 40 other hairdressers from Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, worked shifts at the event held in Cleveland. Ohio. From noon last Sunday to noon last Monday, the hairdressers raised $3,200 for the children’s hospital at 115 per head for a cut, shampoo and blow-dry. “It was a riot,” Mrs. Easley exclaimed. 5 YEARS AGO. AUG. 23.1872 Brenda Dahl, daughter of the Oscar Dahls of Syracuse has completed a camping session at

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Camp James Whitcomb Riley near Martinsville. Camp Riley provides each camper two weeks of outdoor recreation, education and fun among the rolling hills of the 2,300-acre Bradford Woods near Martinsville. Look for an early ground breaking for a 12-unit apartment complex on Dolan Drive, Syracuse. The complex will be in three separate units of four apartments in each unit When completed it will be Syracuse’s largest apartment complex The Syracuse Camp Fire Girts and Blue Bird Girts Day Camp and fore part of August was well attended with 78 registered for the two-day event. A total of 36 Camp Fire girls camped overnight at the Boy Scout camp. Camp Gus Grissom, south of Syracuse, pitching their own tents and cooking meals out-of-doors. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nickel of San Diego, Calif., will be leaving Friday for their home following a visit with the former's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Poyser of Syracuse. 16 YEARS AGO, AUG. 23,1867 An effort was made last Thursday to save the trees which were planted at Crossom Park in Syracuse on Arbor Day by the

Camp Fire girts. They were suffering extensively from lack of ram — several in such bad shape that the entire foliage had turned brown. George H. Priebe, South Bend, and Franklin M. Hendrich, a permanent resident of Lake Wawasee, were newly-elected to three year terms on the board of directors of the Wawasee Property Owners Association group. James Hamman, Syracuse, was elected president for the 1967-68 year of the Turkey Creek senior citizens at a short business meeting Tuesday night. Mrs. Agnes Stiffler was re-elected vice president, Mrs. Peter A. Blue, secretary-treasurer and Emory Guy was re-appointed sargeant-at-arms. A surprise picnic was held Sunday in the Syracuse city park honoring the 75th birthday anniversary of Cleo Weaver of Syracuse. Among the 59 present to help Mr. Weave- celebrate were 15 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. 26 YEARS AGO. AUG. 22,1957 Rev. Elvin Hoffman was returned to the Syracuse Church of God for another year at the dose of the 110th annual session of the Indiana Eldership of the Churches of God in North America held recently at the church campgrounds at Bear Lake. He will also serve the Thorncreek Church near Columbia City. Mrs. Richard Brown was recently appointed local representative of the Indiana Heart Foundation, Inc. for receiving memorial contributions to the Indiana Heart Foundation, according to announcement of Mrs. Phoebe Leeds. Field Representative at Michigan City. In the presence of the immediate families at the Methodist Church, Miss Suzanne Kleinknight became the bride of Clem Lisor, Jr., Saturday, 17 August, at 3:30 p.m. The single ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Noble Greene. Lighted tapers decorated the altar. Mrs. Lois Koher will be in charge of the hot lunch program which begins Tuesday 3 September at the school house. Assisting Mrs. Koher, who will be head cook, are Bertha Montel, Iness Mock, Alma Druckanuller and Mary Lou Smith.

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45 YEARS AGO, AUG. 25,1932 No issue available. Syracuse budget hearing Monday The Town of Syracuse will hold its final budget meeting Monday night, Aug. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Town Hall. The proposed budget for the 1978 year may increase five cents, if the proposed levies are approved. The current rate is $2.04. The proposed rate is $2.09. This proposed rate would give $1.02 to the general fund to raise $88,280, with the current rate being at $1.26. For the street fund, the proposed rate is 91 cents to raise $78,758, with the present rate of 63 cents. The proposed budget calls for a 15 cent levy in cumulative capital improvement to raise $12,982 and a one cent levy in criminal justice, to raise $865 for a total levy of $2.09, to raise $180,886. The current budget has a 15 cent cumulative fire levy and totals $2.04. Might Make Appointment David Nine, town board member, also reports there is a possibility of making the final appointment to the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission at the meeting August 29. Board members are continuing to interview possible candidates this week. REAL ESTATE Tippecanoe Lake Rogton Cottages — lots — Homes GEO. PATON REALTOR Lake Tippecanoe — Leesburg Car over turns, driver trying to avoid deer A car driven by Jack D. Morris, 16, r 1 North Webster, ran out of control and turned over on SR 13. one and one-half miles south of Sidney, at 8:45 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14. Morris was attempting to avoid hitting three deer on the roadway when the accident occurred. Damage was set at SBOO to the Moms car.

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Final budget hearing is set for Thursday

The final budget hearing for the Lakeland School Corporation’s 1978 budget is set for tomorrow night (August 25) at 7 p.m, in the administrative building. The budget was tentatively approved by the Lakeland Community School Board of Trustees in a special meeting July 26. A total of $3,844,388 was set for the general fund. This compares to the $3,596,762 approved for the 1977 budget which is an increase of $247,628, or 6.9 per cent higher. The debt service account was set at $624,400 which represents $538,150 for buildings and $86,250 for school bus bonds and interest. The proposed tax rate for 1978 is $4.42 which is a decrease of 17 cents over the 1977 rate. This is the sixth year in a row the tax rate has decreased for the corporation. REAL ESTATE ■ FOR SALE EXCELLENT SWIMMING ANO PIER Two story home built new in 1976 with easement to Lake Wawasee. Includes three bedrooms, formal dining room, 2% baths, fireplace and two car garage. $58,000. Miller Brothers Builders Realty 533-8602 Evenings 457-2090. Three bedroom ranch on attractive channel in Venetian Isles. Lake Wawasee. Includes central air. 2 baths, stone fireplace, garage. Immaculate property with fenced in yard. $54,500. Two story home built new in 1976 with easement to Lake Wawosee. Includes three bedrooms, formal dining room. 2'6 baths, fireplace and two car garage. Excellent swimming and pier. $58,000. MiNer Brothers Builders Realty 533-3602 Evenings 457-2090

LAKE WAWASEE PRIVILEGES Plus swimming pool. Luxurious 12 x 65 mobile home in Fascination Place. 3 bedrooms, comm, water & sewage. 2 large lots. 2 car garage, large patio, central air-c'onditioning. NOW ONLY $16,000. LOOKING FOR THAT HOME IN THE COUNTRY? Beautiful 3-bedro6m house with full bassement leading to large patio in rear, situated on 2 acres with modern swine operation in 20 x 70 farrowing barn and 25 x 72 finishing barn, plus other smaller bldgs. $65,000!!! Act now!!! WAWASEE W ATERFRONT Beautiful two bedroom home located on channel near the sand bar. Home has full basement with family room, utility room, and additional sleeping quarters. Maintenance - free aluminum exterior. Landscaped backyard and concrete seawall. $34,900.

I STEPHAN Webster Office ▼ _ w i 834-7291 ' jF DICK J • LITTLEFIELD A * Res. 457-4213 RIC SCHAEKEL ARLENE DELLINGER I Manager —457-4777 Res. 834-2799

The tax rate for the general fund is $».16 which would mean taxpayers would have to pay $1,696,920. The proposed rate for the debt service fund is 86 cents. This means taxpayers would have to pay $461,211. And, for the cumulative fund, the rate is 40 cents which would mean taxpayers would have to pay a total of $214,800. Taxpayers would have to pay a total of $2,373,931 for 1978 under the $4.42 tax rate if approved. The meeting is open to the public. Vandalism to Wolf van Pat Wolf, r 2 Syracuse, reported vandalism to her van Saturday night, Aug. 13. Nuts and bolts had been placed in the carburetor of the motor, causing $350 damage. The van was parked on SR 13A across from the Lakeside Chapel. SERVICES DO IT YOURSELF! CLEAN YOUR CARPETS .1. THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. AND SAVE’ Available For Rental V \ 4 Hour-8 Hour [ \ Or Overnight Basis ’’ IFk J/ Phone 655-4033 Doll’s Decorating Center Milford

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