The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 August 1978 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 16,1978

'IW*W*b£EJIUJGE ||| AUG HJHHUI9 ■ J* * WAWASEE VILLAGE SIDEWALK DAYS COMING — Melanie Love, left, and Carole Neat, above, C J’s Melody Center, Wawasee Village. Syracuse, are getting ready for Wawasee Village Sidewalk Days to be held Thursday and Friday. Aug. 17 and 18. For their part in the sale. C J’s Melody Center will be having a tent sale in their parking lot August 17,18 and 19. Live music and special tent savings will be offered.

Rampage of vandalism in Syracuse

A rampage of vandalism throughout Syracuse during the

O>CK MEVte'S CASUAL WEAR. oh -twe south eott OF WAWASEE VILLAGE 457-4919 All Summer Fashion Merchandise 30-50% Off STORE HOURS Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sot. 9:30-6 Friday 9:30-7 Sunday Jl-3 Men's "It's A Great Little V Store"

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week end was discovered by Roy Davis, Syracuse assistant

utilities commissioner on Sunday and early Monday. He reported vandals broke parking meters, dumped garbage in the town park, and smashed eggs against buildings. They also printed words and painted signs, sidewalks and buildings.

IT n Svracuse Library

Mrs. Rosalyn Jones, librarian at the Syracuse Public Library, is reminding residents of Kosciusko County who are eligible, of the library services for the blind and physically handicapped in Indiana. Available at the Elkhart Public Library, one of five subregional libraries in the state to provide these services, are a variety of “Talking Books”, books and periodicals recorded onto discs playing at 16-% and 8% rpm, and onto cassette tape. The free service providing braille, recorded materials,* and large print is administered by the Indiana State Library Division for the blind and physically handicapped. It is estimated that 79,500 persons in Indiana may be eligible, including an estimated 790 in Kosciusko County. Os this number, over 23,800 have visual handicaps and 55,600 have physical handicaps such as paralysis, missing arms or hands, lack of muscle coordination, or prolonged weakness. From July 1977 to June 1978, over 232,000 items were circulated directly to readers in Indiana. Over 110,000 direct mail magazine issues are sent to readers in Indiana by producers through subscription lists furnished by the division and subregionals. Although the Syracuse library does not directly administer the program, any one interested may contact Mrs. Jones for further information for the free service.

WAWASEE VILLAGE SIDEWALK DAYS Friday & Saturday — August 18, 19

To co-chair Northern Towns

Nancy Prickett and Barbara Mort have agreed to accept cochairmanship of an area known as Northern Towns for this year’s United Fund drive in Kosciusko County. The announcement came this week from general chairman James Benzenberg of Warsaw. Mrs. Prickett is a real estate broker associated with Lakeland Realty, 312 South Huntington

Syracuse taxpayers are notified

Taxpayers of the town of Syracuse are being notified that the proper legal officers of the corporation, at their regular meeting place at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 28, will consider additional appropriations in excess of the budget for the current year. The appropriations are in the general fund — Salary of Marshal and deputy marshals, $3,500;

I*ll2* S X 5k SYRACUSE “Look For melodyNsL CENTER’S 3RD BIRTHDAY TENT SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY August 17 August 18 August 19 ygp 10A.M.-9P.M. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. 10A.M.-BP.M. [wBJ Factory Representatives SAVE UP TO 50% I FINANCING AVAILABLE || W.II Be Present 457-5363 HOT UNE M AYF.I.T. SUPER »w Twv 20% OFF SPECIALS -ir ANY PIECE Craig Powerplav Kecoraing OF ■■ Cass «t e SQO t 4? Tapes & Underdash No. 3519 07 % GSOOO Receiver Craig Portable ZO%orr — J 3 ’ This fuUy automatic turntable is as lntroducinß G7oooßeceiver £ acs ” Min 2 accurate as it is stylish. Electronic attuiatt/rhan * Blanks s*t 79 aAudoMagnetics- ’6OO r- 1 R «,.uz, M «0» 5 149’ 5 KX,' D * ‘216 XX. s l9 “GIVE IT THE EAR TEST!” TAKE ADVANTAGE OF — — . the savings now; - COMPACT Fully Automatic Changer $ 10% OFF ALLSANSUI SYSTEMS I With Magnetic Cartridge Our Regular Low Prices PRODUCTS ARE 15% OFF More On NT/'MITI ALL IMPERIAL PHILIPS FOR HOME-BOAT-CAR INOW! | By Superscope I SUPER SPECIALS SAVE EVEN MORE ON -UNDERTBS tekt —— COMPLETE SYSTEMS (/V)audio - t6chnica Sansiu • 4SWa<t/Chan. SansuiSOOO \LLy. INNOVATION □ PRECISION □ INTEGRITY A waii./Vx.iau. oo • 85 Watt/Chan. Amplifier, AU7I7 • 3 Way Speakers, SPX6OOO - CARTRIDGES - • Tuner, totw • philips 222 Turntable ATIIE/22” saveso% * Speakers, spxsooo • ATl3EACartridge • Turntable, 53S NOW — ATI2XE, 5 39 save4o% NUW ATI3EA, 5 49 save3o% Now m m ■—t save s3l6 ’ 5 HIB SAVE 5 475 caXe nON 9 T Cuauaac «Sansui2o2oßeceiver | H7OO- • Philips 1251 Turntable Featuring... Complete • Soundmaster 8 Speakers IVSIwW • AM/FM/MPX/8-Track With Speakers MAm RWfttC NOW £/* THIS • Program Selection and Stereo Indicators A e Automatic and Manual Program Change ifIHQFwMBI ▼ While Supply Lasts - " WF • Live Music |“l.oo«e

Street, Syracuse, and Mrs. Mort is* manager of the Syracuse branch of First Federal Savings & Loan Assn, of Wabash, located in Wawasee Village. They plan to organize the area, which encompasses the towns of Syracuse, North Webster, Milford, Leesburg and Atwood, and to announce a full committee of solicitors at a later date.

insurance, $1,500. Taxpayers appearing at the meeting have a right to be heard. The additional appropriations will be referred to the state board of tax commissioners, which board, upon receipt, will hold a further hearing within 15 days at the county auditor’s office, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing

taxpayers objecting to any of the additional appropriations may be heard. It's thought bad luck to sed the moon over one's shoulder.

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World War I air ace Eddie Rickenbacker entered the war as chauffeur to General Pershing.