The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 December 1978 — Page 13

»a-- ■ ff’\ A"’ * '> s ’’ E - ? ><.'< 1 GENTLE ROLLING FIELDS Surround this custom built country home. Carved wood double doors lead from huge entry to family room with fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. ?' i car garage. Many deluxe features throughout. Call Janet Liles at 457 3194 or 457 3470. 3199A. wl., B-W/* BSI • ™JI **r •■ -' DISCOVER THE BEAUTY OF NATURE AT YOUR BACK DOOR 3 bedrooms, huge family room with fireplace on the Tippecanoe River with seawall and boat well. Call Suszane Gilliand at 457-3194 or 856-2717 evenings. 3195A. . “'WltMmmjEZ irt *WI ®m 1 I NEW LISTING . Plenty of room with 7 acres. 4 bedrooms, a basement and a huge 85x40 out building, plus an anxious seller. Tomorrow may be too late. Call Jon Karr at 457-3194 or 856-2613 evenings. 40648 Sllipyi'i ~ y HAVE A NIGHT ON THE TOWN ... at home. Dine in front of the family room fireplace, dance on the disco dance floor, a night cap at the rec. room bar, end with a stroll along the lake and never take your car out of the garage. Call Suszane Gilliland at 457-3194 or 856-2717 evenings. 4063 C. HHKIt '<»*' t 1 I / „ 1 ./’y*-* ''**»’«• .M *• A HOME MADE FOR THE HOLIDAYS! ! ! Popcorn in the fireplace, while mom bakes cookies in the fully equipped kitchen, the kids wrap presents in the Florida room and the snow falls on the beautiful spruce outside. Call Suszane Gilliland at 457-3194 or 856-2717 evenings. 2720A. ' gBI■OHBB <ij * ri LEISURE TIME You'll have lots of it with this maintenance free mobile home. Storage shfed, fenced yard, tie downs, shade trees. Access to Wawasee. All this for $14,000. Call Janet Liles at 457-3194 or 457-3470 evenings. 2719 C. f 4Ki w * o'*-''' ALL ON ONE FLOOR! Why climb stairs, from cellar to attic, when you can enjoy all’ the advantages of life on one floor. Here's a "dream home" in more ways than one. It features a beautiful interior, shaded waterfront lot. Call Janet Liles at 457-3194 or 457-3470 evenings. 27188.

From the Syracuse police blotter

December 19 Lady residing on South Main Street is locked from home. Woman on North Shore Drive locked from residence. Subject on North Shore Drive reports two lost dogs, one a Lab, the other a puppy. Breaking and entering now occurring at a Milford business. December 20 Unit 2 advises hill is slick. Car in ditch north of Sleepy Owl. State Highway truck now salting street. Advised that school will be two hours late today. Small white car sliding about on Syracuse-Webster Road. Rifle permit requested. Car parked at area residence and no one is home. Ligonier reported car okay, having car trouble. December 21 Rural Milford man reports a theft. Theft reported at a Syracuse business. Lady requested information on checking if she has counterfeit money in possession. Subject reported wind damage to pontoon parked for repairs. Stray Collie reported on East Chicago Street. Accident reported in Milford. Ambulance requested at Syracuse tavern, negative, not needed. December 22 Subject complained of two cars near residence, two subjects outside vehicles, and loud talking. Bible salesmen reported door to door in area, licensed? Report of personal injury accident at US 6 and CR 29 (Huntington Road.) Ambulance called for elderly lady who fell in her home and sustained a hip injury. Locksmith requested by North Webster. CB’er reported vehicle traveling at extremely high rate of speed and eastbound on US 6. December 23 Unit requested for family dispute. Hit and run reported in front of Syracuse business. Subject called in reference to being stopped and not liking it. Woman reported broken window in her truck, parked at Syracuse business. December 24 Subject requested directions to West Portland Street. Person on station reference to room for the night. Resident reported train came to sudden stop, advised train has separated. Vandalism reported. Obscene telephone calls being received at private residence. South Shore Drive resident reports having a lost Beagle dog. Accident reported at Main stoplight in Syracuse. Car in ditch near Weatherhead. Extremely slick roads. Accident on Pickwick Road near Chinese Gardens, involves two vehicles and pedestrian. Kosciusko County Highway Department is to be contacted regarding sanding for Pickwick Road. Complaint registered of snowmobile on Syracuse Lake, too close to ice skaters. Ambulance run made for woman at Runaway Bay who fell down five steps. Hit and run reported in Milford. Stray dog reported at Dewart Lake. Escort requested at Harris Funeral Home for sick person. Yard gates reported open at Syracuse business location. Lost black Labrador dog reported. December 25 SR 13 south of Syracuse is a glare of ice. Party advised that a little boy is riding his bike on the ice in front of dam site. Breaking and entering reported at a Syracuse residence. Subject on station for forms for 10-50 accident earlier. December 26 Heavy snow falling in South Bend, some here. State highway truck sanding, southbound. Sustains injuries in mishap on icy roads Christy Wiswell, 21, r 4 Syracuse, sustained contusions and abrasions, and complained of . a pain to the right side, following an early morning accident last Wednesday on icy roads north of Syracuse. The Syracuse woman was driving a 1977 Mercury Bobcat which slid on icy pavement on U.S. 33, just north of CR 40 when attempting to pass another vehicle. The auto crashed into a utility pole causing some $2,000 in damages. A passing Noble County ambulance, enroute to Goshen Hospital, stopped at the scene and transported the Syracuse woman to the hospital. Elkhart County sheriff’s officers investigated.

Town employees sanding streets, very slick. Youth reported missing, has been found. "Old wine and an old friend are good provisions/-' George Herbert

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It Happened ... In Milford

14 YEARS AGO, DEC. 31.1964 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker and family of Michigan were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker at Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Waldbesser and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldbeser and Connie of Milford, were Christmas eve guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Alvin Waldbeser of r 1 Miford. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cannon and family of Milford were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cannon and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Carriveau and family all of Bremen. 24 YEARS AGO. JAN. 13, 1955 HM2 Stanley Martin has a 15day leave from Camp Lejeune, N.C. and he and his wife and son, Jeffrey, are spending it with Mrs. Martin’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kline. Mrs. Verl Thwaits and son. Danny, were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Thwaits at Sidney. Mrs. N.W. Neff called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Beer. Sunday evening. Later in the evening Misses Mary Ann Stieglitz. Ann Haab and Eunice Beer called on the Beers. 30 YEARS AGO. JAN. 20. 1949 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bruner of Tokyo. Japan, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Krider last week. Mr. Bruner is America Cansul at Tokyo and is on 60 day leave. Mr. and Mrs. Bruner were en route to Washington D C. They and the Kriders became friends when the latter were living in Japan Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Teeple have moved on the Everett Burtrick farm near Camp Mack This place had been vacant since the Holderman family moved out a few years ago. Miss Clareice Kasper. Fort Wayne, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kasper. 58 YEARS AGO. JAN. 20. 1921 Cleo Lentz of Fort Dodge, lowa, has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Lentz and family for the past few days. Among those who visited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ernsberger and LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL*CLAIMS CORRECTION The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the 28th day of December, 1978. Jean Lynch, $285.00 I, Jean Northenor do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Com missioners on the 28th day of December. 1978. LEGAL NOTICE PSCINO. 35558 _ INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOF GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.. (1) TO RECLASSIFY ITS ELKHART AND WAKARUSA EX CHANGES. EACH OF WHICH HAS GROWN OUT OF ITS PRESENT RATE GROUP. INTO PETITIONERS APPROPRIATE, APPROVED RATE GROUPS ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF MAIN STATIONS NOW ACCESSIBLE WITHOUT MESSAGE TOLL CHARGES, THROUGH EACH OF SAID EXCHANGES; AND (2) TO FILE AND APPLY REVISED TARIFFS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUCH RECLASSIFICATIONS. Notice is hereby given that the Petition herein was filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana on December 11, 1978. Such Petition concerns the proposed reclassification of Petitioner's Elkhart and Wakarusa Exchanges from Rate Group 7 to Rate Group 8. The rate changes resulting from such proposed reclassification would affect Petitioner's customers in its Elkhart and Wakarusa Exchanges, as well as customers billed by other telephone com panies but served by Petitioner through its Elkhart and Wakarusa Exchanges, including those ilp the counties in which this notice is published. DATED December, 1978. General Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc. By; A. E. BECKWITH, Its President Legal Notice of Public Hearing The Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County, Indiana, at 10:00 a m , on February 14, 1979, at the basement Court House in the City of Warsaw in said county, will in vestigate the propriety of holding an Alcoholic Beverage permit by the following person and location listed herein, to wit: RR43-16650 Stonyridge Inc.. W. L. Bales Pres. Leesburg. D. D.. Heath Secy., R R 2 Leesburg, Ind., Liquor. Beer and Wine Retailer Said investigation will be open to the public Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission by Bruce McLaren, Exec. Secy , James D. Sims. Chairman

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B Let’s Talk Real Estate By Phil Beer Realtor A GREAT TAX SHELTER

Investing in real estate is one of the great tax shelters available to persons, especially in high fox brackets. What is a tax shelter? Basically, it’s an investment that allows you to keep some money that you ve earned, rather than give it to Uncle Sam in the form of income taxes. Real Estate investors of income property are allowed a deprecia tion allowance which has the same affect on your income tax as exemptions for your dependents. It comes right off the top. For example, a brick office building is expected" to last 40 years. If you bought it for SIOO,OOO, you could deduct $2,500 per year. By using "accelerated depreciation". you can deduct $2,500 per

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Rhodes and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Good and son Edward and Miss Ethel Harlan motored to the home of Merl Darr of near Solomons Creek on Sunday and spent the day.

year. By using "accelerated depreciation", you con deduct more during the early years and less in the later years. Also, there are many other tax deductions, such as interest on the mortgage, and taxes which can be very sizeable. Above all, remember that these come off the gross income, and your tax rote is based on what's left after deductions. The lower the net, the lower the rate. The lower the rate the lower the take by Uncle. The Beer Bunch will WORK FOR YOU. See us in the Wawasee Village office or call 457-4495.

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