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„ zn ■ a a O. A. Lambert, Broker / //f f f Phone 457-2091 L— // f f f Cathy Lemberg, Broker (f)l Il HI H f*/j Phone 856-4563 ( <_yJ rvffll'l* Owen Cobbum, Sales A | Phone 457-2249 A f Lawrence Thwaits, Sales ' fa Phone 831-4394 )C1 (P’S DH /f f> Nancy Blade,Sales / L/C Fiit-tf Phone 457-4759 ** J Jerry Lambert, Sales Phone 658-9674 North Os Syracuse L JameS BuU ’ On Rood 13 Phone 457-37 10 Office Ph, 457-3109 RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE — Turn Key Investment — 3-way license. In college community, $99,500. Ask tor Nancy. Y ' \ 210 W. PORTLAND, SYRACUSE — One bedrbom bungalow, has Ben Franklin fireplace, carport, living room, dining room, carpet throughout, city sewer and water, also includes a rental property —a 2 bedroom mobile home with central air. Priced at $27,500. » MOBILE HOME — 14’x70’ Holly- Park, two bedrooms, includes all furniture and all appliances. Call Cathy, priced at $11,500. Ready to move in! NEW LISTING — 3 bedroom home close to town and schools. New siding — $25,000. Call Nancy for details. IMAGINATION, PLUS A LITTLE EFFORT — will bring a good return on this property. “Multi” Business on Main Channel. Can be bought on contract. $70,000. Call Nancy for details. SYRACUSE — On channel, nice home, close to town. Zoned for business. Many extras. $39,500. For details ask for Nancy. ONE BEDROOM EFFICIENCY CONDOMINIUM — On Lake Wawasee. $13,500. See Owen. NORTH SHORE DRIVE — 3 bedroom bi-level home in mint condition. Has 20’ easement to Syracuse Lake. $57,500. For details ask for Jim. GOSHEN — CB, stereo, camera store in good leased Main St. location, $29,900. Call Owen for details. SYRACUSE — 2 story, 3 bedroom home, nearby lake easement, $14,500. Call Jerry for details. 1.-— J I I J — ■ ' COUNTRY LIVING — 3 bedroom home on .79 acre. 1»4 baths, full basement with family room, gas heat with low bills. $38,000. Call Cathy. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES — ELKHART — 3 bedroom home plus an office building next door — good rentals. For details ask Nancy. MOTEL AND BAR IN GOSHEN — Good investment with good returns. Can be bought together or separately. Ask Nancy! OWNER SAYS SELL — Three (3) bedrooms. I>4 baths, built-in kitchen, Florida room. $47,500. For details ask for Nancy. CONTRACT TERMS — If you’ve been looking for investment property here’s your chance. Five unit apartment house with a gross monthly income of S7OO. separate utilities, SIO,OOO down will get you started. Ask Cathy. CLOSE TO TOWN — 3 bedroom home, carpet throughout, close to new post office, $18,900. Call Nancy! PRIME COMMERCIAL BUILDING SITE — SR 13, city water and sewer. 50x150. $20,000. Call and ask for Jerry. NEW LISTING — A great opportunity to own your own established business and gain a favorable return for your labors. Call Jerry at 457-3091. Res. 658-9674. SOUTH OF SYRACUSE — Commercial building. 40’x60’ located on SR 13. Ask for Lawrence. HUNNICUTT ADDITION — Home needs family, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, double car garage. $31,000. For details ask for Nancy. MARINE BUSINESS — Three to choose from, on or off water locations. Call Owen. COMMERCIAL — 13 south edge of Syracuse. 179’ frontage and 8,100 sq. ft. of buildings. Call Owen. NORTH WEBSTER — Best commercial corner in town. ASk Owen. COMMERCIAL BUILDING — 2,749 sq. ft. in Syracuse. $24,900. See Owen. LAKE FRONT — Year round home, central air, good beach and 12 section pier. Channel lot in rear. See Owen. ENCHANTED HILLS — 3 bedroom A-frame, city water and sewer, boat lot and dock. Call for details. Ask for Lawrence. IF YOU HAVE A HOME OR APARTMENT TO RENT - CALL US! WE WILL HELP YOU RENT IT FREE OF CHARGE OFFICE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI. 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SAT. TILL NOON: EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT More Listings For Syracuse And North Webster Wanted. “We Have Buyers Waiting.”

It Happened ... In Milford

14 YEARS AGO, FEB. 11,1965 - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schrock have returned from a month’s vacation in Fort Myers Beach, Fla., and Nassau. Their daughter and son-in-law, Dr.' and Mrs. Mark Littlejohn and small son, p Hays, of Evanston, 111., flew to Fort Myers Beach and spent ten days with them. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Targgart have returned from Miami Beach, Fla., where they attended the R.E.M.C. convention held recently. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bateman of Farmers City, 111., spent Friday until Monday in the home of Mr.

Tippy trustee announces hours, special meeting The advisory board of Tippecanoe Township will hold it’s regular board meetings the second Tuesday of the month at the fire station in North Webster. These are open to the public. Any special meetings will be announced in advance. The office of the Tippecanoe Township Trustee is located at the rear of the North Webster Fire Station and is open between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Effective Wednesday evening, Feb. 14, the trustee’s office at the fire station will be open from 7 to 9 p.m. for the convenience of those who can not get in during the regular hours and thereafter will be open every Wednesday night. Special Meeting The Tippecanoe Township Advisory Board will hold a special meeting, jointly with the North Webster Town Board, on Wednesday night, Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. in the North Webster Fire Station. ■ Ute CANDIDATE — Century 21 International Headquarters announced today that Ric Schaekel, broker of Century 21 Beaty Realtors is a candidate for the prestigious Achievement in Management (AIM) Award. The AIM Award is presented annually to a select group of outstanding brokers within the Century 21 organization, and is the highest honor an affiliated Century 21 broker can receive. The primary criteria for selection as an AIM Award winner is exceptional service to the community and increased production. The AIM candidate must meet certain standards, over a oneyear period, to qualify for the AIM Award. These standards include increased production, on an individual salesperson and office basis, upgrading of office and facilities, and increased personal and professional growth. Century 21 is the largest real estate sales organization in the world, with more than 6,500 affiliated offices and more than 60,000 salespeople across the North American continent. Century 21 Beaty Realtors has been serving the Syracuse'Wawawasee community for more than five years, and has been affiliated with Century 21 since October.

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and Mrs. Roscoe Smith, Milford. 24 YEARS AGO, FEB. 24,1955 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gordy of Osceola. Their guests - Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meek, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strock and three children, Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Strock, Avilla, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fisher on Sunday. Miss Bonnie Rassi spent two days this week in Goshen visiting her niece, Mrs. Theron Landaw a friend, Mrs. John Haney and his

Legislative questionnaire results given by Augsburger

INDIANAPOLIS - Residents of Indiana’s 13th Senate District have indicated their strong support for the Republican tax* reduction program, State Senator ? John B. Augsburger (R-Milford) said today. Augsburger said the results of his annual legislative questionnaire have been tabulated and indicate that 72 per cent of those responding favor increasing property tax relief from 20 per cent to 22 per cent, and 69 per cent favor extending the property tax control package past 1980, when it is due to expire. Additionally, 67 per cent favor a 15 per cent reduction in the adjusted gross income tax and 79 per cent favor a homestead deduction. On other issues, 65 per cent of those responding to the Augsburger poll feel that Indiana should rescind ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, while 83 per cent oppose mandatory conversion to the metric system. Additionally, 72 per cent are in support of legislation banning the sale of non-returnable beverage containers, and 82 per cent of those responding feel that Indiana high school students should be required to pass a minimum competency examination. Regarding the performance of the legislature and whether it should become full time, 10 per cent feel the General Assembly is doing an excellent job, 44 per cent feel it is doing a good job, 40 per cent believe it is doing a fair job, four per cent poor and two per cent believe the legislature is doing a lousy job. 69 per cent oppose a full time, year round legislature. “I want to thank the over 400 residents who took the time and made the effort to answer this year’s questionnaire,” Senator Augsburger stated. “The opinions of my constituents are Police recover stolen snowmobile A late model John Deere snowmobile, belonging to Arthur Marose of Leesburg and stolen from the Wawasee High School parking lot on January 26, was recovered on Sunday. Syracuse police found the unit about one-quarter of a mile south of Wawasee High School Sunday morning, out of gas, but with no apparent damage at this time. Scholarships for Milford women BLOOMINGTON - Three Indiana University Bloomington students from Milford have been awarded Merit Scholarships at IU. The scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students who have shown proficiency in their chosen fields; candidates must satisfactorily meet the selection criteria as established by the Bloomington committee on scholarships and financial aids. The recipients are: Peggy L. Beer, senior, r 1 Milford; Kathryn R. Steffen, senior, 411 W. Emeline, Milford; and Jane M. Wilson, senior, r 2, Milford.

aunts Misses Mae and Matilda Rassi. 30 YEARS AGO, MARCH 3,1949 Honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Eugene Elstep. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Estep entertained the following guests at dinner Sunday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Estep, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estep and from Syracuse, Mrs. Blanche Lutes, Mr. and Mrs. John Holloway and Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. Mr. and Mrs Clayton Reed spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Holloway at Oak Grove, northeast of Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Whisler

essential to our form of representative government, and the people of our area can be assured that my votes on the various issues will reflect their opinions.” 1. Do you favor a 15% reduction of the adjusted gross income tax? (From 2% to 1.7%) Yes 67% No 24% Undecided 7% 2. Do you favor a bill to increase property tax relief from 20%t022%? Yes 72% No 23% Undecided 5% 3. Do you favor extending the property control package past 1980? (Under present law it will expire in 1980.) Yes 69% No 10% Undecided 20% 4. Do you favor a Homestead Deduction which would reduce the new assessment on real property by 20%? (This would help reduce the value caused by inflation.) Yes 79% No 12% Undecided 9% 5. Do you favor mandatory conversion to the metric system? Yes 12% No 83% Undecided 5% 6. Do you favor Indiana rescinding the Equal Rights Amendment? Yes 65% No 29% Undecided 6% 7. Do you favor “open scope” bargaining for school teachers? (more bargaining rights) Yes 14% No 79% Undecided 7% 8. Do you favor banning the sale of non-returnable beverage Hit and run reported Arlen Brennaman of Green Haus Apartments, Syracuse, reported to Syracuse police last Wednesday of damage to his vehicle sometime between 11:30 p.m. and 10 a.m. Damage was to the right quarter panel of Brennaman’s 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass. LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Gilbert George of Syracuse has returned to her home following a three-month visit in the home of her daughter, Phyllis, and family at Knoxville, Tenn.

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visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith at New Paris. 58 YEARS AGO. MARCH 3,1921 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Miller who went to the state of Florida about Christmas time returned to Milford Friday evening. While they have enjoyed their trip, they are not planning to return to Florida next year as yet. *• John Rassi who formerly received his mail at Bremen has now moved on the former Sargent farm south of Milford and now receives his mail on r 3 out of Milford.

containers (glass, plastic and cans) in Indiana? Yes 72% No 22% Undecided 6% 9. Do you favor requiring Indiana high school students to pass a minimum competency examination (a test of math, reading and writing skills) prior to graduation? Yes 82% No 12% Undecided 5% 10. Do you favor a year-round legislature in Indiana? Yes 15% No 69% Undecided 15% 11. Do you favor a public employee collective bargaining bill? Yes 22% No 7% Undecided 7% 12. How would you rate the general performance of the Indiana General Assembly? 10% Excellent 44% Good 40% Fair 4% Poor 2% Lousy Mobile home fire starts in kitchen Syracuse firemen responded to a call at 12:38 a m. on Friday at Haviland Mobile Home Court located at the north edge of Syracuse in Benton Township. The call was received from Larry Looney of the court for a unit owned by Richard Barefoot. Damage was estimated at $6,500 and exact cause of the fire, which started in the area of the kitchen range, was unknown. The Benton Fire Department was called in to assist, however, the fire was out when that department arrived. The Benton department remained on the scene to clear the area.

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ANSWERS ACROSS 1-Pert 23-Rap 5-Feat 24-Cameo 9-Canoe 26-Trod 10- 29-Phi 11- 30-Arc 12- 32-Ira 13- 33-Lines 14- 35-Assay 16- 37-Alert 17- Herd 38-Meets 19-Moore 39-Tire 21-Tab 40-Ease

WAWASEE REALTY (219)457-2700 Jim Phyllis Judy Jeannine Louden Louden Gregory Schrock 4574911 457-5406 457-4944 BP. O. BOX 178 SYRACUSE. INDIANA 46567 -. (Next To Dairy Queen) mis I JUST LISTED! J 1 NO. 178 BUILD IN THE COUNTRY! — 11/?I 1 /? acres > w convenient to Syracuse on good road 150’x400‘. $7,900. f 1 NEW LISTING C NO. 177 BAY POINT CONDOMINIUM? - Very ( W nice 1 bedroom, all appliances, completely furnished. 2nd floor J > overlooking pool and Lake Wawasee W SYRACUSE RESIDENTIAL No 160 4 bedrooms. 2 1/ 2 bath — 2 acres $ 78,500 No 170 3 bedroom. 11/?I 1 /? bath. 1 car garage 36,500 No 142 2 bedrooms, large family room REDUCED 27.900 No 139 3 bedroom. 2 lots, 2 boat lots 39,500 No 156 3 bedroom, wooded lot 26 900 CONDOMINIUMS No 19 2 bedroom LAKE FRONT Fum unfurn 46.900 No 168 2 bedroom. Runaway Bay 49.500 LAKE PROPERTIES No 126 4 HOME COMPLEX Lake front channel for 175,000 No 121 3bedroom. IVi bath — NEW 57.900 No,, .155 3 bedroom. 2 bath. appl NEW famished 64.900 No 123 A Frame, on channel REDUCED 87.000 No 165 4 bedroom. 2Vi bath. Guest apt REDUCED 74,900 No 157 3 bedroom, lake front, plus channel 164.900 INVESTMENTS No 109 2 homes. 1 location Syr REDUCED 42.000 No 162 2-3 unit apart house. Ligonier 29.900 No 164 1-3 unit apart house. Ligonier 24.900 No 123 Large A-frame , present office bldg Svr 87.000 No 159 Frito Bldg and Land — Syracuse 34.900 No 140 Commercial Bldg 1 apt up. Syr Downtown 38.500 No 120 Lrg Bldg Appr 5 acres Hwy 13 frontage 225.000 No. 166 Dairy Queen — Syracuse (Everything) 250.000 \ TI- I 9 ( ' i ( NO. 152 OWNER MOVING ) ( MUST SELL NOW! J ) FRITO’S PIZZA JOINT ) J NOW REDUCED TO \ ) $9,999 INCLUDING ( ‘My * A.' ■ NO. 174 EXECUTIVE ELEGANCE — Located on two wooded acres, fine Goshen area. 4 bedrooms. 2 fireplaces, rustic cypress exterior, full finished basement. Professionally decorated and custom built interior. Shown by appointment only. & * NO. 176 SUPER FINE WAWASEE LAKE FRONT! — Just listed — Lake level, living level and bedroom level are all superb construction. Owner has spent $30,000 improving this lake front property. Solid brick exterior, finest material inside. All brick guest home behind and nice channel lot. Call for details!

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