The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 November 1977 — Page 17

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NORLANDERS PURCHASE ‘NEWS* — Robert and Renee Norlander of NUeo, Mich.. have purchased The Akron-Mentone News from Loren and Ana Sheets and assumed ownership oa October X*. The “News** is a combination of two puhUeatioas, Hie Akron News and The Mentone News. The Sheetses purchased The Akron News from Claude and Eater Billings in IN2 and The Mentone News from Artley and Ruth Cultam ks 1964. The papers were comNaedjMN* with the conversion of offbet printing. The sale invohesonfvthe newspaper with the Sheetses retaining ownership of the Job shop now known as "The Local Printer.** Beth will continue to work out of the same office in Akroa with the Norlanders also planning to continue operating the Mentone office. The Norlanders are both graduates of Central Michigan University. Mount Pleasant. Mich. They were previously creditors and publishers with his brother and sister-in-law of the Mille Lacs Messenger at Isle. Minn. They plan to move to the area after the first of the year.

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Water on 3 aides and more — much mart! A datible lot, new IS year life "ahaagles** roof, new drapes, new carpet, new gutters and downs, interior just painted, maintenance free, lake watertag system, beautifully landscaped, pier with large deck, guest house. 2-car garage plus boat well. Also, additional covered boat storage on channel at rear, additional outside storage, partially furnished. including fireplace 'equipment). Refrigerators, electric range, double oven, dishwasher, bar-b-que. deep freeze, auto softener and iron filter. Efficiently heated with hot water heat. The sellers are reluctantly moving from Lake Wawasee to Florida and have priced this lovely year-round home to sell in the offseason. tm.aua.oo. LAKE WAWASEE — OGDEN ISLAND

DEWART LAKE DREAM

Nothing to improve or redo in this beautifully built and decorated 4 bedroom. I** bath home. This 3 year old home to located on % acre with 93* of channel frontage overlooktag Dewart Lake. Want a finished full basement, fireplace, garage, screen enclosed patio, kitchen appliances? This home has it plus many other features too numerous to mention. Make your appointment today to see your dream house. 154.000.0 t. BLUEBERRY ISLAND—DEW ART LAKE „

By Insoring Against Ims Dm To OFEKATKMAL FAILURE NOME GUAUMAM COVHB: INTERIOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INTERIOR PLUMBING SYSTEM CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM - CENTRAL COOLING SYSTEM BUILT-IN KrratEN appliances Wawasee VBage Office- Cal 457-4417 State turf 13 sMtk to "Ito Item to tte Wtof." Open Mm. Thru Fri. 9-6, Set. 9-5 and Sm. oom-4. Wawasee Lake Office- Cal 856-2217 R. 2, Syrotas* 46567 — East side of take b th* fish ** IAaM •WTwWTj OsiDawawa wMDaWK Iff wJIIbUaC« rMOw« awßw Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5 cad Saa. oom-4. TODDREALTY E JOSEPH TODD. REALTOR GRI. CRB CLARA WARNER. REALTOR CLARE BAVMGARDT. REALTOR GRI DON BAVMGARDT. REALTOR QE * MKIPAWUCKI. REALTOR MARY JO LEONARD. REALTOR PHIL BAVMGARDT. REALTOR ASSOCIATE ROBERT GAIER. REALTOR ASSOCIATE FR ANK Bt SH - COMMERCI AL IN VESTMENT SPEC! AUST

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Lakeland Girl Scout Council meeting to be held November 12

The annual meeting of the Indiana Lakeland Girl Scout Council, Inc., brill be held on Saturday, Nov. 12, at Das Dutchman Essenhaus, on U.S. 20 near Middlebury. . Each association is entitled to 10 voting delegates. In addition voting privileges are held by association chairman, board members and members of the nominating committee of the council. Everyone is welcome to attend with registration starting at 9:30 a.m Workshops will be from 10 am. until noon. Each workshop will be one hour long, so that a person will have the opportunity to attend two sections. The workshop leaders will be as follows: Songs — Senior Troop 79. Mrs. Ruth Middleton, Advisor, Elkhart Dance — Mrs. Allen Yoder of Middlebury Holiday Crafts — Mrs. Wilson Holycross of Bristol Active dramatics — Pat Coyne of Goshen Games — Mrs. Richard Carpenter of Churubusco Crafts on a Budget — Mrs. Wendall Krieder of New Paris

QU ALITY HAS BEEN THE FIRST CONSIDERATION

... in buildtag this attractive ranch home. There are 3 bedrooms plus a den or 4th bedroom. 1H baths, equipped kitchen with adjoining dining area. 2-car garage, workshop, and utility roam with shower. The house to situated on a large tot with many beautiful shrubs and trees and to enclosed by a chain link fence providing protection for your children and pets. Nearby to an easemeal to a sandy beach on Lake Wawasee. Immediate poooesatan. sss.ooo.oo.

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this well made house under construction to meet your individual taste. This Enchanted Hills home has three good shed bedrooms. IMt baths, utility room and spacious living-dining area, phm garage and storage. Order your own carpet, pick your own cetera. Completed price with boat lot on a Wawasee Channel only S29.9eo.ee—a real quality value.

SOLD Three bedroom, m baths, in town; lake access 200 feet away. 129.500.00. Papakeechie Lake—Two bedrooms, fireplace, modern kitchen, closed in glass perch and garage. 542.900.00. Moving To TEXAS Or Anywhere In The United States? CoN For Our Homes For Living Magazine From That Area WE HAVE FOR SALE 39 WATER FROHT 17 OFF WATER 10 COMMERCIAL ASK ABOUT OUR GUARANTEED SALES PLAN

Outdoor Crafts — Mrs. Alex Schneider of Elkhart. Coffee and rolls will be served in the morning and a luncheon at noon. Reservations are required for the luncheon. The business meeting will be in the afternoon. Mrs. Robert Lefforge of Elkhart and James Heaton of Winona Lake will be honored for serving on the board two full terms, six years. They are not eligible for re-election until a time lapse of one year. Also leaving the board will be: Mrs. Kenneth Fulk, Churubusco; Mrs. Arnold Gray. Elkhart; Mrs. James Lauwerens, Warsaw; Mrs. Kurt Schannep, South Whitley. Harry Wells, president will chair the meeting. Otto Behrens of Columbia City is first vice president; Mrs. Dean Hupp, Elkhart second vice president Mrs. C. L. Houser of Kendallville is secretary and Robert Gephart of Warsaw treasurer. The nominating committee of the council with John Clay of Warsaw as chairman has submitted the following name! on the single slate for members-at-large: Mrs. James Heaton,

Winona Lake; Mrs. Melvin Thompson, Elkhart; Mrs. John Bloom, Columbia City; Robert Pfaff, Elkhart; Mrs. Robert Skillen, Syracuse; Mrs. Sherry Resting, South Whitley; Mrs. Claude Tipton, Elkhart; Larry L. Jones, Syracuse; and Richard Armstrong, Elkhart. Returning for a second term will be Mrs Dallas Fox, New Paris, and Alex Morris of Milford. Robert Pfaff has also been asked to serve on the nominating committee from Elkhart County. Two delegates will be chosen for the national council meeting to be held in Denver, Colorado October of 1978 Harry Wells of Elkhart and Mrs. James Heaton of Winona Lake are the nominees. Alternates listed by the nominating committee are: Miss Mary Ellen Lange, a Senior Giri Scout from Kendallville. Mrs. Hupp. Mrs. Fox, and Miss Mary Ellen Morrison, executive director. Norman Bachert of Elkhart, will present by-laws revision for council action, and committee reports are scheduled to be made by Ruskin Oldfather, personnel committee; Ardelle Merkling, program services; Mary Louise Fox, membership extension; Edwin Miller, finance; Mr. Heaton, properties management; Mrs. Lefforge, product sales. Mrs. Hupp will

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give the field report. Mrs. William Lange, Kendallville; Mrs. Richard Carpenter, Churubusco; Mrs. Eugene Gregory and Mrs. Eldon Werstler of Warsaw; Mrs. Larry Heeler, South Whitley; Mrs. Donald Hooker, Ligonier; Mrs. Charles Lipscomb and Vivian Mitchell, Elkhart, are also serving as members of the board of directors. Serving with Mr. day on the nominating committee were — Mrs. S. M. Pasley, Elkhart; Mrs. John Vogel, Columbia City; Mrs. Ray Hill, Columbia City; Ronald Hite, Kendallville; Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Fox. Association V. Kosciusko County, Chairman is Mrs. James Heaton, Winona Lake. Kosciusko County delegates are, Mrs. Gerald Weirick. Mrs. Mary Ann Stimtey, Mrs. Donald Jaynes, and Mrs. Wayne Slaymaker, Warsaw; Mrs. Ronald Secrist, Mentone; Mrs. Robert Wise, Milford; Mrs. Leo Grow, Mrs. Sharon Smith, Claypool; Mrs. Robert Skillen. Syracuse; Mrs. David English. Pierceton. The following are alternates: Mrs. Darlene Robinson, Mrs. Janet Shull. Mrs. Eddie Krebs, Mrs. Donovan Burnau, Mrs. Sharon Kelley of Warsaw; Mrs. Jack Knotts, Leesburg; Mrs. Earl Kline, Claypool; Mrs. Leonard Kline, Syracuse. MOO damages in car fire A total of S4OO in damages was estimated in a car fire at 5:27 pm. Friday, Nov. 4, on Pickwick Road beside the Chinese Gardens

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Wed., November 9,1977 — THE MAILJOURNAL

in Syracuse. The car, a 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass, apparently caught fire when gas leaked onto the manifold. The car is owned by Calvin Tuncil, r 1 Cramwell. Syracuse Fire Department responded to the call. They extinguished the blaze and returned to the station at 6:15 p.m. School property hit North Webster police investigated damages totaling SI,OOO to a fence and North

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Webster School merry-go-rouna. According to police reports, a pick-up truck ran through the fence and into the merry-go-round Wednesday night and then left the scene. DEPENDENT’S LODGING COST When figuring support for a dependent, you can include the fair value of lodging you provided to that individual, even if you actually incur only small out-of-pocket costs.

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