The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 May 1978 — Page 16
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 3,1978
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Students vote for book award
Students at Miltord, North Webster and Syracuse Junior High Schools have voted "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever," by Barbara Robinson, as their first choice for the Young Hoosier Book Award for 1978. "The Dark Didn't Catch Me," an autobiographical novel about "the depression, by Crystal a new Hoosier author from Fort Wayne, captured second place. In third place was “Stout-hearted Seven.” describing the Sager family's tragic trek westward to Oregon, by Neta Frazier. One hundred eighty-seven Lakeland students voted in this fourth annual event, sponsored by the Indiana School Librarians Association. To be eligible to vote a student must be in grades foureight and must read or have heard three or piore books from the list of 20 nominated bixiks for that year. At Milford 118 students participated with 57 voting, at North Webster 87 participated with 69 voting, and Syracuse 61 voted out of 91 participating. A total of 296 students participated. Students who read the most books at Syracuse were June Brown 18; Gwen Williams 17; Gayle Napier and Lori Vinson 14; Jana James and Jackie Hemminger 13. At Milford Melissa Baumgartner and Karen Haney
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read 16; Vickie Parks 14; Tammy Haines, Deana Ryan, Tammy Hare and Greg Treesh 13; Theresa .McClain 12; Kevin Deckard, Marcia Evans, Penny Hoover, Danae Berkeypile and Tammy Ryman 11. At North Webster Laura Bonner and Lisa Snyder read 16; Ronda Epson, Sabrina Lawson, and Melody Gray 15; Carolyn Harris 14; Stephanie Moerchen and Sandi Moore 13; Paula Barker 12; and Mark Coy 11. "The books are so popular that they are off the shelves all the time and constantly on reserve for the next student to read," according to Joan Sharp, librarian. “It is quite a feat to find the books in, so you can check them out.” - The 20 books nominated for the YHBA Isst are chosen by an ISLA committee to represent a wide spectrum of reading experiences and pleasure. Historical fiction, fantasy, science fiction, sports, animal stories, humor, mystery, horse story, social values, boys' and girls' stories represent the various categories of interest. More than 6,000 students throughout Indiana voted last year. Thomas Rockwell, son of Normqn Rockwell and author of “How to Eat Fried Worms,” winner of the 1977 Young Hoosier Book Award, came to Indianapolis in March for the Spring
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Conference of the Indiana School Librarians Association to receive the award plaque. He was the featured speaker at the final session. The 1978 YHBA nominees, all published within the past five years, are: “Tuck Everlasting” by Natalie Babbitt “The Preacher's Kid” by Rose Blue “The Wish at the Top” by Clyde Bulla "The 18th Emergency” by Betsy Byars “The Team That Stopped Moving” by Matt Christopher “My Brother Sam Is Dead” by James Collier “Here Lies the Body” by Scott Corbett “Stout-hearted Seven” by Neta Frazier “New Day for Dragon” by Lynn Hall “Eddie's Valuable Property” by Carolyn Haywood “The Toothpaste Millionaire” by Jean Merrill “Fast Sam, Cool Clyde and Stuff” by Walter Myer “The Ghost Belonged to Me” Richard Peck “Soup” by Robert "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” by Barbara Robinson “Harry Cat's Pet Puppy” by George Selden “Maggie Marmelstein for President” by Marjorie Sharmat "Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Dead Eagles" Donald Sobol “The Dark Didn’t Catch Me” by Crystal Thrasher “Truth and Consequences” by Miriam Young Nedra Boyce, elementary library supervisor of the Mississinewa School system, chairman of ISLA's Young Hoosier Book Award Committee, will announce the 1978 winner in May. ~T? Among modern American farmers a good way to get rid of weeds is with the herbicide that comes from Ciba-Geigy manufacturing facilities: AAtrex 4L, the liquid atrazine that’s not effected by being frozen. ♦ ♦ ♦ Among Australians, young people were once popularly known as “cornstalks,” because they were taller, in general, than their parents. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY GARAGE SALE May 6 and 7. Piano, freezer, stove, TV, swing set, misc. Road 8, Syracuse near fish hatchery call 457-5422. PORCH SALE May sth and 6th, 111 North Henry, Milford. Children, adult clothing, household, misc.
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FIRES GROW FASTER THAN TREES. A Public Service of This Newspaper <Si. The Advertising Council ATTEND SEMINAR — Frank Bush, manager of Todd Realty Commercial Investment Division, recently attended a seminar held at The University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on the subject of business opportunities. Subjects covered during the 2’ 2 day seminar included analysis, listing, pricing, advertising and selling of business opportunities and accompanying real estate. In addition, a review of current tax laws as they affect business opportunity sales and purchases was covered. -s' LEGAL LEGAL NOTICEOF PUBLICHEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No. 35199 INTHE MATTEROF THE RATESANQ CHARGES OF WATER UTILTIES, INC Notice is hereby given that the public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public field hearings in this cause on Friday. May 19, 1978. at the following times and locations: Town Hall, Long Beach, Ind., commencing at 9:30 a m. EST. and the town hall Waterloo, Ind., commencing at 2:30 p.m. EST. Public participation is requested. PUBLICSERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By: JamesM. Plaskett. Commissioner Indianapolis. Indiana May 3, 1978 LEGAL NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE AND PRELIMINARY HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. 35326 PETITION OF NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY FOR AP PROVAL OF NEW SCHEDULES OF RATES FOR GAS SERVICE. FOR AP PROVAL OF NEW RULES AND REGULATIONS THEREFOR. FOR APPROVAL OF COMPREHENSIVE IN TER PERIOD INCOME TAX ALLOCATION INCLUDING AN ALLOWANCE FOR FUNDS USED DURING CONSTRUCTION CONSISTENT THEREWITH AND FOR APPROVAL OF A CHANGE INTHEMETHODANDRATEOF DEPRECIATION OF ITS GAS UTILITY PROPERTY AND TO FIX A TEST YEAR OF 12 MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31. 1977, AND CUTOFF DATE OF DECEMBER 31, 1977. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct a prehearing conference and preliminary hearing in this cause pursuant to Rule XVI ot the Rules and Regulations Concerning Practice and Procedure of the Public Service Commission of Indiana. Such prehearing conference and preliminary hearing shall be held in the Rooms of the Commission. Room 903, State Office Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, at SERVICES little Jobs, y •• • foo! b Dave's Construction Co. David H. Benning 658-9162 Milford
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SERVICE AND HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS Alcoholics Anonymous 267-6641 American Cancer Society 267-6323 American Heart Association 267-4448 American Red Cross t 267-5244 Council on Aged and Aging 267-5578 Council on Retarded 267-3823 Home Health Care Service 267-3683 Indiana Employment Security Division 269-1500 Lakeland Day Care Center 457-4983 LaLeche League of Warsaw 267-2112 March of Dimes 269-1354 Mental Health Association 269-3190 Otis R. Bowen Center for Human Services 267-7169 Planned Parenthood 267-3889 Salvation Army 267-5361 United Way of Kosciusko County 269-2592 Warsaw Day Care Center 267-6933 SOCIAL Baker Boys Club 267-5749 Girls Club 267-8767 Kosciusko County Fair Association 267-5031 Parents Without Partners 267-4547 Pierceton Senior Citizens 594-2815 Turkey Creek Senior Citizens 457-4103 Warsaw Senior Citizens 267-4401 YMCA 267-3261 MISCELLANEOUS Civil Defense 267-5928 District Soil Conservation 267-5726 Extension Service 267-4444 IVY Tech 267-5428 Junior Achievement 269-1183 Kosciusko County Humane Commission 267-3008 Lakeland Youth Center 457-3055 Legal Aid Society of Northern Indiana 800-342-5597 Manpower Development Center 269-2102 Milford Public Library 658-4312 Ministerial Association 267-7260 REACT 269-1354 Riverwood Ranch 267-5933 Syracuse Public Library 457-3022 Veteran’s Affairs Offices 267-6500 Warsaw Public Library 267-6011 Youth For Christ 269-2355 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Multi-Township EMS, Inc. 267-2331 Milford EMS 658-4172 North Webster EMS 834-2221 Syracuse EMS 457-3211
L——————————— 9:30 A.M.. EST, on Tuesday. May 16,1978 By: William B. Powers, Commissioner Indianapolis, Indiana April 28. 1978 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARP j Notice is hereby given, that the Town ot Syracuse Board of Zoning Appeals shall hold a public hearing on a petition filed by Jack Nash, requesting a Special Exception be granted to permit the following described real estate to be used for the purpose ot constructing an 8 unit condominium. Said real estate is located in an area which is presently zoned as Commercial and Residential by the Kosciusko County Zoninn Ordinance. The use requested is a use listed as a Special Exception tor that area, or a similar use which is consistent with the objectives of the particular District Said real estate is located on the north side of Pickwick Road, east of County Road 530 East (known as Old State Road 13) in Syracuse and described as follows, to wit: A tract of land in the Northeast Quarter of Section 8. Township 34 North, Range 7 East. Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which is 1013.5 feet South of the Northwest Corner of the
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Southwest Quarter ot the Northeast Quarter of said Section 8; thence South 313 6 feet to a ; point marked by a spike, which is the Center ! of said Section 8; thence East over and along the South Line ot the Northeast Quarter ot < said Section a distance of 200 teet to a point < thence North 313.6 feet to a point, thence West 200 feet back to the Place of Beginning 1 Contains 1 44 acres, more or less This hearing will be held in the Main ) Meeting Room, in the Syracuse Town Hall in f Syracuse, Indiana, on Thursday the 18th day , of May, 1978 at 7:00 PM. All interested persons are invited to attend and be heard Written comments will be considered it they are received in the Office ot the Kosciusko County Area Planning Department; Cour ] thouse, Warsaw, Indiana, no later than 12:00 Noon on the day of the Hearing Syracuse Board Os Zoning Appeals Daniel W Richard, Director M 3 10 I REQUEST FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the board of I trustees bt the town of Milford will until the hour of 7:30 P M. (EST) on the 16th day ot May, 1978, at the town hall of said town J receive bids as follows:
South Central Kosciusko EMS. Inc 352-2333 Pierceton-Washington-Monroe EMS, Inc 594-2172 Four-Way Emergency Ambulance Service 353-6055 Persons should call the EMS number for their specific area. If the local unit cannot be reached, call 267-2331 HOSPITALS Kosciusko Community Hospital 267-3200 Goshen General Hospital 533-2141 Whitley County Hospital 244-6191 POLICE Indiana State Police (call collect to report accidents or emergencies) 894-3141 Kosciusko County Sheriff 267-5667 Cromwell 856-2108 Leesburg 453-3315 Mentone 353-7255 Milford 658-4941 North Webster 834-2700 Pierceton 594-2232 Silver Lake 352-2944 Syracuse 457-3366 Warsaw , 267-3207 Winona Lake 267-8622 GOVERNMENT Kosciusko County Government 267*4444 Milford Town Hall 658-4519 Pierceton Town Hall 594-2231 Syracuse City Building 457-3216 Warsaw City Building 267-5735 FIRE (firecalls only) Cromwell 856-2211 Leesburg 453-3222 Mentone 353-7345 Milford 658-4411 North Webster 834 ; 2221 Pierceton 594-2211 Silver Lake 352-2345 Syracuse 457-3211 Warsaw-Winona Lake-Wayne Twp. 267-7121 GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS U.S. Senator Birch Bayh(D) ? (202 ) 224-5623 or (317) 269-6240 363 Russell Senate Office Building. Washington, D. C. 20510 U.S. Senator Richard G. Lughr K (202 ) 224-4814 or (317)269-5555 5107 Dirksen Building. Washington. D. C. 20510 Congressman Floyd J. Fithian (D) 269-1813 or (202) 225-5777 1205 Longworth Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20505
Reconstruction of James Street from Smith Street to Syracuse Road and Fourth Street from Main Street west approximately 150 feet Removal ot unsuitable pavement and base materials and construction of new aggregate base and asphalt surface Resurfacing of Syracuse Road from Con Rail right of way»to Old State Road Reconstruction of Fourth Street from Maple Street to Elm Street and Elm Street from Fourth Street to Catherine Street
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__ ______ _ _ _ __ 4 i Detailed specifications are on file in the i clerk treasurer's office, town hall. Milford, and may be inspected I Dated at Milford this Ist day «t May, 1978 BoardOt Trustees, Milford Indiana Jean lreesh James Brooks Dr T, A. Min e r » Attested Margaret Brooks, clerk treasurer M 3 10