The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 July 1979 — Page 19

DELINQUENT TAX SALE Monday, August 13th, 1»7» A list of lands and lots returned delinquent for the year 1979 and prior years, with interest, penalty and costs, in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that the following described lands and lots have been returned delinquent for the Ton payment of taxes for the year 1979 and prior years to the County Auditor of Kosciusko County, Indiana, by the County Treasurer, and that the entire descriptions as below advertised, will be sold at public auction for the discharge of said taxes and interest, penalties and costs thereon by the County Treasurer at the Courthouse door in the City of Warsaw Indiana, on the second Monday of August being the 13th day of August. 1979. commencing at the hour of 10:00 am., EST, of said day and continuing from day today thereafter until the first Monday in November, 1979. unless said taxes, penalties, interest, and costs and charges be paid before that time. Notice is given that sale shall be to the person offering the highest bid. that is, the most money for the entire parcel offered for sale. The excess over and above the amount advertised plus costs and any other taxes then a lien on such description will be applied to personal property tax of the owner of the parcel sold. Tax certificates issued will be fqr the amount of thesale. Notice is given that the taxes for the year 1978 payable in the year 1979 are a lien on the estate hereinafter described and are included in the amount of said taxes listed for sale plus SIO.OO for costs. ‘ & If any real estate offered for sale by the County Treasurer is sold or bid by any person before the first Monday of November of the year during which such real estate was offered for sale, the owner or any person having a legal interest therein may redeem such sale at any time within two years from the date of sale 1979 TAX SALE ETNA Hall. Hanford D., S’zNE SE 132 4 20A11 76 2 191.88 FRANKLIN Burke, Jack D. & Juda Rae. Lot 3 Sevastopol 15 47 4 30.88 Burke. Jack D. 4 Juda Rae, Lot 4 Sevastapol 15 47-6 320.80 Burke, Jack D. & Juda Rae, S 8 ft. Lot 5 Sevastopol 15-47-7 12.60 Burke, Jack D & Juda Rae, Lot 6 Sevastapol 15-47-9 43.93 Burke. Jack O. 4 Juda Rae, Lot 24 Sevastapol 15-47 11 30.87 Burke. Jack D. 4 Juda Rae, Lot 25 Sevastapol 15 47 12 30.87 Burke, Jack D- & Juda Rae, Stp22'x2s6' adj. Lots 24 & 25 also Lots 5 & 6 Sevastapol 15 47 10 13.91 Thomas. Hamilton, Leased Land 48.39 HARRISON Earl, Frank D. 4 Loudell, E PI SW Frcl'4 31 32 5 3.25A18 162 2A 1036.98 Haines, Jack M.. 4 Jacqueline J., Lot 4 Bruners Park 13-174 25 149.68 Huffman, Joseph R. 4 Cleo M.. S'/TSE SW6 32 5 2OA 13 17-3 430.40 Huffman. Joseph R. 4CleoM , N'>SE SW6 32 5 20A 13 17 4 112 88 Holloway. Bernard, Leased Land 709.83 LAKE Bradford, Floyd 4 Betty Fern, Pt NW NW 5 30 6 55A 35 30 3 506 04 Schneider, Elizabeth To: Derek, C.1., Lot 95Courtland Park 35 25 188 95.53 MONROE Dellinger, Donna K 4 Wood, Beulah 8., Lot 5 Blk 3 Maple Grove Beach Unit 41736 87 22 15 PLAIN Earl, Frank D. 4 Lou Dell, Tr NW2B-33-6 1 56A 29-110 2A 59.01 Earl, Frank D. 4 Lou Dell, Tr NW29 33-63.44A29 113-I.A 285.63 Goshert, Donald L. 4 Yoss, Max E., Pt SW SW 14 33 6 1.26A 29 55 23 186.37 Honeycutt, Randall, Leased Land Johnson 40A 57.78 Lackey, John F. 4 Leona Grace, N Pt SE 31 33 6 3.34A 29 124 1 474.53 Piter, Linda, Lot 27 Thompsons River Lawn Sub Div 2nd Add. 29 113 29 295.85 Wertenberger, Ralph J 4 Waneta, E PLSE SW 4 Pt W'T 25-33-6 76A 29 99 1 B 691.94 Ward, Helen, Leased Land 150.41 pAairie Carter. Eugene E., Lot6s Beachwood Park4th Add. 21-122-91 192.92 Cotner. Chris David 4 Mary M., Lot 32 Beachwood Park 2nd Add 21 122 121 133 14 Rensberger, Wilfred M. 4 Loretta B . Lot 15 Lake Breeze 21 123 23 142 91 SCOTT Harman, Loften, Tractß6xl7oPt E *« NE NE 36 34 4 33A 23 77 6 368.93 SEWARD Betz. Forest Lt, Lot 12 Blk 8 Oak Grove Beach Unit 3 25-6-163 24.09 For Better Living Check O C These... o ENCHANTED HILLS — 3 bedroom ranch with 3 p finished basement. 24x24 garage, gas heat and « » access to Wawasee. *38,500. ] » SHERWOOD OAKS ADDITION - Wooded J » building sites with underground electric. *6 600. 3 o « ? • ’ SMALL TOWN TAVERN — Call for more 3 » information. • ’ Plus Many More Residential And « • Investment Properties. S “ Also Offering « ’ Energy Saving Homes, Custom Built « ’ To Your Specification By « KEY ESTATES, INC. CARL D. FLINT : Real Estate Broker : J ' 514 W. Union St., Ligonier « 894-4165 : > John 856-2983 Doug 894-3511 • • Leona 642-4553 Deb 635-2312 J

Caln. Larry L. 4 Sher Ida Sue. Lot 10 Blk 19Oak Grove Beach Unit 4 254A 140 24.09 Milan, Robert 4 Elizabeth, Lot 5 4 Pt Vac. Alley Bet. LotsS 4 6 Ivan Warrens Plat Ist Add. 25 82-67 33.41 Powell, Eugene E, Leased Land 23.64 Rubin, Marvin 4 Ethel. Lot 26 Blk 2Oak Grove Beach Unit 125-5A 22 22.85 Survance. Glen 0.4 Mary Ann, Lot 10 Blk 1 Oak Grove Beach Unif 3 25-6 58 22.85 Turner, TheoC 4 Betty J., Lot 4 less ElO ft. Hights Add to Beaver Dam Pk. 25 84 138 52.26 Hunter, Allan R: 4 Lucille, Lot 21 Blk 7Oak Grove Beach Unit 1 25 5A47 17.67 Turner, TheoC. 4 Betty J. Lot 5 Hights Add. to Beaver Dam Park 61.17 Turner, TheoC. 4 Betty J.. Lot >9 less 7x3oft. stp Hights Add. to Beaver Dam Park 25 84 161 88.10 Turner. TheoC. 4 Betty J , Lot 20 Hights Add. to Beaver Dam Park 25 84 160 44.57 Turner, TheoC. 4 Betty J.. Lot 21 Hights Add. to Beaver Dam Park 25 84 159 354.41 Washbum, JamesW . TrW'/zNW 12 3(75 93A25106 1A 13769 TIPPECANOE Adair, Dick 4 Leona M.. Lot 5 Yellow Banks MJ. Frances Pk. 5 53 184 365.33 Alfeld, Carl F. To: Alfeld, Steven, S Pt W Pt W Side SW 3(733 712A 5 119 5 230 46 Carl, Stanley J. 4 Mary P., Lot 1312 Blk 74 Yogi Bear's Jelly stone Pk. 5 140 350 39.00 Herran, F Edward, Pt Govt. Lot 41(733 75 37 80 120 29 Drost. Joseph F . 4 Mildred M., Lot Ml Blk 19 Yogi Bear's Jellystone Pk 5 140 277 39 00 Engleman, Kenneth, Leased Land 1 16.60 Herran. F. Edward. Govt. Lot 1033 71.42A 5 37 82 103 30 Herran. F. Edward, Albert Eckert Sub. Div. 1 Lots 50 4 515 37 75 112.73 Herran. F Edward, Lot 52 Albert Eckert S.D. 15 37 76 61 40 Herran, F Edward, Lots 53, 544 55 A Eckert Sub Div. 537 77 89 34 Herran, F. Edward, Lot 56 Albert Eckert S.D. 15 37 78 32.46 Herran. F. Edward, Lot 57 Albert Eckert S.D. 1 340 38 Hewitt, Grace M , Lot 10 Eden Shores 5 54 72 343.48 Iden, James W. 4 Kathryn, TR NE Pt SW 3-33-7 37A5 11 7 53.49 Jarrell, Arnold Edward, SE Cor E’z SW2B 33 7 55A 5 11111 217.36 Mahoney, HaroldC. 4Margaret B. c oTaylor, Joe, Lot 16Blk B Epworth Forests 43 4 292.76 Novelli, Domonic 4 Thomas J.. Lot 2 Andrew 4 Addington Add. to Yellow Banks Park 5 53 118 2,7 45 Novelli. Domonic 4 Thomas J , W 16 4 «*>’ of Los 3 Andrew 4 Addington Add to Yellow Banks Parks 53 119 171.34 Novell!. Thomas J. Pt WPtNWNEI4 33 7 01A5 53 81 ’ 7 25 Patterson, Gerald, Lot 20 Bi biers Lagoon Park 5 103 54 198.48 Rein. Jessie M, Tret SW Gov't. Lot 6Pt TrC a k aC121337 67A5 83 92C 46 .00 Rein, JessieM . Tract SWGov't. Lot6a k a Tract 821 33 7 42A 583 78 128 <M Rein, JessieM., Lot 7 Ist Add. to Crestwood on Sawmill Lakes 83 184 308.91 Rein, JessieM., Lot 8 Crestwood on Sawmill Lake Ist Add. 5 83 183 60.40 Secor, Gordon 4 Nancy J., Pt N Pt NE NW 7 33 71.62A 769.75 Snyder, Max Eldon. SESWa k aLot 10A 13 33 7.13A5 51 106. D 60.75 Snyder, Max Eldon. TrSESWa k aLot9A 13337.10A 551 106 60 75 Snyder, Max Eldon, Lot 9 Ist Add. to Backwater Havens 51 107 643 60 Snyder, Max Eldon, Lot 101st Add to Backwater Haven 5 51 107 337.68 Snodgrass, L. McClung 4 Martha, Leased Bibler 94.06 Taylor, Arnold V. 4 EvelynG. To: Flynn. Cynthia (Eakins). L0t546 Hartup Sub Div. Sechrist Lake 5-109 78 198.47 Thompson, David P. 4 Van Sickle, Jayette, Lot 1293 Blk 72 Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park 5 140 337 - ’ 35.99 i TURKEYCREEK Abel, Paul, Lot 52 Maxwelton Manor 7-14 29 1163 47 Abel, Paul, Lots 53 4 54 Maxwelton Manor 7 14 28 812.92 Aeschilman, Walter H. 4 Imogene 8., Lot 7 Cottingham Beach 7 101 191 549.42 Barden, James R. 4 Naomi J., Lot 525 Marineland Gardens 5 102 112 47.09 Bolinger. Wayneß., Lots 74 8 Freeman Orchard Add 7-62119A 128.57 Coons, Larry R„ Leased Lahd Wawasee Plaza2A 605.96 Dagenhardt, Frank W. 4Patricia A., Pt SE SW 13 34 7 43A 7 51 379 1 71.58 DeVoss. Robertß , Lot7WarrenT.Colwell Add.7 32 262 522 96 Elder, Chester D. 4 Carol A., Tract in N 'z SW Same as Lot A shown on Sec. 1 Enchanted Hills 13 34 7 26A 7 51 260 638 18 Elder. Chester D 4 Carol A,Pt S Frei NE Frei’ 4 14 34 7 22A7 53 217 441 42 Elder, Chester D. 4 Carol, Lot 655 Marineland Gardens 7 102-85 175.47 Erb, Larry E. 4 Jamie F., Lot 895 Amended Plat Enchanted Hills Sub Div Sec AA7 49 20 201 20 Erb, Larry E 4 Jamie F„ Lot 896 Amended Plat Enchanted Hills Sub Div Sec AA 7 49 19 40.66 Erb, Larry E. 4 James F., Lot 897 Amended Plat Enchanted Hills Sub Div. Sec AA 7 49-18 40 66 Erb, Larry E. 4 James F., Lot 4518 Amended Plat of Pts of Sec 1A 4 BB Enchanted Hills Sub Div 7 50 398 16 14 Erb, Larry E. 4 James F„ Lot F 138 Replat of Lot F in Amended Plat of Pts Sec. lA4 BB Enchanted Hitls7 50 222 16 ’4 Erb, Larry E 4 James F„ Lot FI4B Replat of Lot F in Amended Plat of Pts Sec lA4BB Enchanted Hills 7 50 223 16 14 Graham. Virginia A., Tract in SE SW’/ 4 24 34 7 8.33A 7 95 120 643 25 Goshen Motors, Inc., Leased Land-W. K. Smith 147.90 Hamman, Jack 4 Geraldine, Lot 957 Amended Plat Enchanted Hills Sub Div Sec AA7 48 6 345 05 Hamman, Jack 4 Geraldine, L0t9578 EnchantedHillsSec 887-47 93 ’7 43 Helman, Virgil L. 4 Atta Belle, Lot 183 Enchanted Hills Sec. 17 51 206 f 548 17 Helman, Virgil L. 4 Atta Belle, Lot 1838 Enchanted Hills Sec. 17 50 875 17.43 Hopp, Charles L. 4 Darlene S.. Lot 18 Enchanted Hills Sec A 1 A 7 51 358 84.70 Hopp Charles L. 4 Darlene S , Lot 188 Replat of Lots 202, 203 4 204 Enchanted Hills 751 114 1743 Kaletta. Georgia, Lot 546 Enchanted Hills Sec. 1A 7 50 164 69.27 Kistler, David L 4 Suzanne, Lot V Papakeechie Corp. Sub. Div 2 7 100 40 Knight. Ernest L 4 Mary Ann, Pt SW6 34 7 80A 7 23 6 147 ,5 Ladner, Lester Lane 4 Donna R.. Lotßl PapakeechieCorp Sub. Div.s7 101 67 435 73 Lake, Joyce P.. Tract 20x50ft. SE SE lfr34 7 03A 740 56 40 65 LambertO.A. 4 Donna J, Lot2B Woodland Acres 2nd Add 7 28 13N 1247.00 Mattern, Jacob, Lot 1 Hillside Add. to Bonar Lake 7-13-10 272 44 Moore, Patrick O 4 Peggy E-, SE Pt NW Frei >/ 4 4 34 7 2.66A 7 14 9 575 40 Morganthaler, Joseph Cornell Jr., Tract NW 17 34 7 3.47A 7 66 97A 767.63 Myers, Stanley R. 4 Kathleen R , Lot 16 4 Stp N of Lot Maxwelton Manor 7 17 20 620.48 Miller, Roland, Leased Land Everett Darr 62 22 McCormick, Max 4 Pauline. Lot 1 Galloway Add. Lake Papakeechie 7 97 7 456 13 McCormick, Max 4 Pauline, Lots 2, 3 Galloway Add Lake Papakeechie 7 97 6 83.54 Poyser. Joseph D. 4 Susan K., Lots Elmwood Est. 7-96 11 356.48 Robinson, Kennard E. 4 Ruth E , S'i Lot 2 Oakwood Park Beach Point? 32 39 354.41 Robinson, Kennard E. 4 Ruth E-. Lot3Oakwood Park Beach Point? 32 38 132 55 Robinson, Kennard E. 4 Ruth E , Lot 4 Oakwood Park Beach Point 7-65 2 132 55 Schnetzler, Martin J 4 Alice E.. Lot 562 Marineland Gardens 7 102 223 54.48 Schreiber, Hugh 4 Lillian M., Lot 1014 Amended Plat Enchanted Hills Sub Div. Sec AA7 49 70 ,55 3 1 Schreiber, Hugh 4 LillianM., Lot 10218 Enchanted Hills Sec. BB 7-47 29 17 43 Sherman, Phillip M. 4 Grace S.. Lot 954 Amended Plat Enchanted Hills Sub Div Sec AA 7 48 77 189 42 Sherman, PhillipM. 4 Grace S., Lot 9548 Enchanted Hills Sec BB 17.43 Smith, Roger S 4 Sandra K. To: Elder, Chester D 4 Carol, Pt S Frd NE Frcl'A 1434-7.17A 7 53 220 226 21 Taylor, Ray E. 4 Jacqueline, Lots Blueberry Island Sub. Div. 4 Pt. Vac. St. 7-122 16 657.90 The State Exchange Bank To: Boy len, Michael E., Lot 12'z Morrison Island? 92 8 1255.35 Wine, James T 4 Linda S.. Lot 54 Highland Views Gardens 3rd Add. 7 91 28 739.41 VAN BUREN Avalos, Frank 4 Pearl, Tret NW SW4 34 6 25A27 15 10 163.78 Baker, Joe W., Tr W 1 z W'/z NW NW 12 34 6 54A 27 46 1.0 179 80 Barley. Ronald E. 4 Judy A , SE SW 15 34 6 49A 27 59 3 597 57 Harwood, GeorgeC. 4 Bonnie C:. Lots 48, 49 450 Redmon Park Replat 27 98 29 176.71 Henderson, James, Pt NW9 34 6 41A27 34 lAB 240 69 Hernandez, Joe 4 AHiandra, S 4 W Pts NW 734 61A 27 26 2A 167 32 Medallion Homes, TR E'iß 34 6 34A 27 29 9 , 533.83 Overholser, Norman 4 Susan, Lots 48,49 450 Redmon Park Ist Add. 27 98 138 175.68 Phillips, Jerry E. 4 Anna Lou, Lot 6 Wabee Bay 27-81 36 341.40 Walton, Carroll L. 4 Thelma, Stp SW Cor W’/ 2 SW2S 34 62A 27 99 13 113.77 West, Michael A., Pt E’/(z SE 21 34 6 75A 27 84 23 338.69 WASHINGTON Bays, Lester 4 Geraldine, Lots 1 4 2 Nelsons Add. to Wooster 9 79 24 562 26 Gross, John V. 4 June E., Stp 10 Rds x2O Rds NE Cor 17 32-71 25A 965 1 574.65 McKelvey, Gerald C. 4 Patsy J., Tract S'/z N' z less Easement 4A 973 3.1 1037.62 Odgen, Ronald Eugene 4 Rebecca, Tret W'z SE 18 32-7 2.30A9 72J 438.50 WAYNE • Fawley, James 4 Barbara, N4WPt SE NW6 32 613A 322 3 357 81 Gelbaugh, Adam 4 Esther, Lot 14 Biblers Sub Div on Wooster Road 3 72 26 345.72 Lipply, Truman 4 Patsy Jo, Tret in NE 10-32-6 1.21A3 49 16 " 657.42 Mann, Herbert E. 4 Hilda E., Tract SW NW 25 32 5 3A 3 146 6 1037.3? Minear, Bernard T. 4 Barbara A., Pt Eli NE 14-32 5 1A 3-89-5 457.75 Rider, George E. 4 Marge E., Tret NE NE 24 32 6 lA3 117 2 465.47 Waikel, Thomas Lee 4 Marcia J., Tret in N' z 26 32 6.45 3 126 20 369.18 BURKET Kindred, Douglasß.4 Natalie, L0t250P26 17 96 166.19 CLAYPOOL Slone, Ted 4 Diana Sue, NW Cor NW NE 20 31 6 50A 2 77 143 258.57 Snook, Clarence 4 Blanch, W'z E'z NW Cor W'z NE 20 31 6.25A 2 77-142 148.89 Snyder, Paul D. 4 Kathryn L., Sx66ft. E sideW'z Lots 14 2 4 Outlot 2 2 77 3 162.05 Snyder. Paul D. 4 Kathryn L.. Lots9o4 91 R. Beighs Add. 2 77-97 79 ETNAGREEN Heartland Homes Corp., Tr In N'-z SE 27 33 4 9.52A 12 60 2C 7197.60 MENTONE FRANKLIN MacDonald, Gary 4 Laura To: Murphy, Howard, Stp SE Cor 2-31 4.20A 16-13-19 85.22 Superior Enterprises, Inc., Tract NE 2-31-4 26A 16-13-17,18A 297.87 MENTONE-HARRISON Eherenman, Carl H. 4 Ethel June, Lot 74 OP 14 151 41 409 88 Pritchard, Jack 4 Jean, Lot 14814 151 02 601.69 MILFORD Carrillo, Jose A. 4 Flora L., S'/Z Lot 2 4 N '/z Lot 3 Blk 1 20 32 296 852.05 Hamsher, Rollen J., N 20' Lot 9 Blk 7 20 32 126 747.06 Hamsher, Rotten J., Pt Stp 23x40 in mdl '/a NW2O 32 100 1054.19 Hamsher, Rolltin J., N'/z Lot 2 Blk 1120-32-101 . 384.84 Ketering, Everett F..NW4S PT SW9-34 6 40A 20 35 20 371.50 Kreider, Ronald L. 4 Carol, Lot 5 Blk 9 20 35 28 853.56 Morris Robert P. 4 Mary H., Lot 4 4 S'/z of Lot 3 Blk 1 Mathews Add 20 32 297 (Sewer 79.24) 658.77 Rickard, Rush 4 Ethel, PtOutlot 4 Felkner sAdd 20 35 74 264.45 64 15 Homes Speicher, Pat 4 Jim, Leased Land 20-65-48 628.72 NORTHWEBSTER Herran, F. Edward, Gov't. Lot 4 10 33 71.42A 24 37 82 269.51 Herran, F. Edward, Pt. Gov't. Lot4lo 33 7 90A24 37 82G 51.63 Herran, F. Edward, Lot 50 4 51 Albert W. Eckert Add. Sub. Div. 1 24 37 75 295.89 Herran, F. Edward, Lots 53,54,55 Albert W. Eckert Add. Sub. Div. 1 24 37 77 230.65 Herran, F. Edward, Lot 52 Albert W. Eckert Add. Sub. Div 1 24 37 76 152.95. Herran, F. Edward, Lot 56 Albert W. Eckert Add. Sub. Div. 124 37 78 928.71 Herran, F. Edward, (Sewer #10,#4) 1581.05 Herran, Alberta 8., Lot 2 Mocks Park 24 40-257 (Sewer 367 53) #9. #5 762.69 Tom, Phillip 4 Annis J., Lot 4 Himes Add. to North Webster 24-57 104 ( Sewer 211.42) #l4 #8 340 99 McKee, Jay M. 4 LauraM. To: Waterfield, Tr NE Lots 104 1124-57 52C (Sewer63.B6) #7 202.34 PIERCETON Baldridge, Arthur 4 Renis, SE Cor E ’/ZBx7 Rds Blk 5 Hayes 10-107 173 280.48 Conley, Redmond 4 Minnie, Lot 44 Barbours Add. 10-109-13 300.19 Keplinger, Irvin Earl 4 Eva M., Lots 1,2,3, 74 8 Blk6OP 10-106-134 29.35 Poe, Verlie 8., Lots 52,53,54 Fairview Add. 10-112 19 168.58 Shafer, William 4 Evelyn, Tret In S Pt W Pt SE 27 32 711.75A 9 108 15 744.92 '3o' Pierceton Truck Plaza, Inc., Tr NE SE 27 32-71.67A 10-108 12A 1776.00 SILVER LAKE Hiatt, Jon Calaway 4 Barbara Ja Lots 35 4 36 O P. 18-28 190 476.71 SYRACUSE Bowers, Wayne 4 Frances Jane, Tret in NW 17 34 71 06A 8 66-90 MU 90 Francis, Jack H. 4 Carolyn Sue, NE Pt NW NE 6-34-7 44A 8-21 5 1449 ’0 Howard, James R., Pt W’>ZB-34-71.31 A .50A in land B-34-7 3.32A 8-30-82 231.95 Hughes. Joseph W. 4 Ethel M., Lot 76 Dolan 4 Miles Add. 8 19 227 249.94 Kinder Realty Inc., Tret S Pt EVZ NE 6 34 7 38A 8 21 20 76.17 Kinder Realty. Lot 45 Village of Wawasee 8 2(723 11.64 Lawson, C.D. 4 Grace, Lots 76 477 Hillabolds Add. 8-30-199 275.68 Lilly .James 4 Thelma d b a Lilly Enterprises. Stp Bet N St. 4 T.C. Ditch 6-34-7.19A 8-24-330 C 1255.91 Lilly, James 4 Thelmad b a Lilly Enterprises, Stp Bet N St. 4 T.C. Ditch 9-34-7 16A 8 24 330 1074.79 Lilly, James 4 Thelma d b aLilly Enterprises, Lot 12 Ketrings 2nd Add. 8-24-328 1100.80 Popou, Eugene G.. Lot 28 Rock's Add. to Syracuse Lake 2nd Ext. 8 29 51 1494.89 Popou, Eugene G. 4 Fern S„ N 30 Ft. Lot 32 Village of Wawasee 8 30 34 505.43 Runge, Donald W. 4 Suzanne, L0t55,6,7 less S 20FT. Hunnicut Add. to Wawasee Lake 8-31 35 351 43

Speech therapy report given Lakeland board The final report in speech, language and hearing therapy in the Lakeland schools was recently released by Robert Ahrns. therapist, for the 1978-79 school year. In the Milford schools 26 students had a known speech problem, all of them enrolled in speech class. Ten were dismissed for a 38 per cent dismissal percentage. North Webster schools had 41 students with known speech problems, they had a 100 per cent enrollment, with 15 students dismissed for a percentage of 37 per cent dismissed. Syracuse schools had 37 known speech problem students. A11'37 were enrolled and 16 were dismissed for a dismissal of 43 per cent. Wawasee High School had four known speech problem students, all enrolled in therapy class. There was one dismissed for a 25 per cent dismissal percentage. Corporate totals of all schools were 108 students with known speech problems, all in speech class, with 42 dismissed for a 39 per cent dismissal percentage. In screening, conferences and referrals there were 753 speech screens at the beginning of the year and 41 speech screening and evaluations during the school year. There were 964 students who had a hearing test at the beginning of the year; 324 had their hearing screened during the school year and 59 had hearing threshold tests done during the school year. There were 58 students who referred to general practitioners and specialists during the year, 46 received medical treatment The number of parent conferences not counting the Individualized Educational Program conferences was 59 and there were 135 teacher, aide and administrative conferences. NE W MARK E T1 N G MANAGER — William A. Fairs of Nappanee, has been named Marketing Manager for Gan-shorn-Plummer Incorporated as announced by Jim Plummer, vice president of the Syracuse based firm. Fales will be responsible for marketing the complete communication services supplied by the company. Services include printing, typography, artistic services, photography, advertising and marketing plans. He has background in advertising sales, photography and cooperative extension. Ganshorn-Plummer Incorporated operates a printing business, a communications service and an artistic service agency with offices-in Syracuse and Nappanee. Fales and his wife. Beverly, a home economics teacher at North Wood High School, live in Nappanee. ******** "Strong beliefs win strong men, and then make them stronger." Walter Bagehot "Contentment turns ail it touches into gold." Benjamin Franklin

Wixson, Paul L. & Virginia L.. N'z Lot 70S8. W 2nd Add. 8 19 143 741.34 WARSAW Bob King Volkswagen Inc , To: Ward, Jack. Lot 11 Kists Central Add. 4 44 258 103.70 Bob King Volkswagen Inc. To: Ward, Jack, Lot 12 Central Add. 4 44 258A 103.70 Brown, Norman L & Ida Mae, E 25' Lots 463 8. 464 453 24 289.38 Cates, Keith A. 8, Sharon A., Cot 12 Boggs Sub. Div. 4 38 75 779 43 Creekmore, Jerry W. & Nora W., Lots 491 & 492 Kists Add. 4 42 100 526.99 Hathaway, Stephen K. 8. Deborah, Lot 11? Brookwood 3rd Add. 438 112 756.07 Lafollette, Jane A., Tract SE NE 9-32-6 20A 4 45 104 228 29 Murphy Medical Center Inc., Stp 82.5x132 ft. S Lot 286 8. Pt Vac Alley 8 32 6 27A 4 43 261 170 29 Murphy Medical Center Inc., Stp S Lot 286 8. Pt Vac. Alley Pt. Vac Street 832 6 13A 35,004.84 Murphy Medical Center Inc.. Lot 23 4 45 270 48,942.37 Murphy Medical Center Inc., Lot 24 4-43 269 7477.75 Rea, McCrea M., Lot 46 Williams Add. to Yarnelle Point 4 75 55 150.27 Roth, Jerry To: Jones. Clyde. Lot 75 Lakeside Park 4 20 29 38.06 Smith, H. Morganß. JeaneC.To: Bills, Marolyn, Lotß KistsC. Add. 444 256 436 80 Smith, H. Morgan 8. JeaneC. To: Bills. Marolyn. Lot 9 Kists C. Add. 444 257 40.07 Smith, H. Morgan 8> Jeane C. To: Bills, Marolyn, Lot 10 KistsC. Add. 4 44 257A 40.07 Snyder. Grace L„ N'iW'i L0t3320P4 43 180 204:50 Wright, George R. & Vera Jean, Outlot4ThrallsSW4 40 109 347.38 Himes, Russell Jr.. Lot 16 Jacques 2nd Add. 158.14 Hawley, Michael 8. Rhonda. Lot 115 Mt. Memorial Add. 4-48 158 116.14 WARSAW SEWERS (nodescription) Barney's Bait & Tackle Shop 706 N. Cook Utter, Steveso4 E. Frazier * WINONA LAKE Rowley. Bernice To: Allison, R., Lot 124 8. Stp E Lot 124 OP 6-71 287 (Sewer 90.80) 42 370.98 Stephens, Talmadge 8. Beth, Lot 132 & Stp E Lot 132 OP 6 71 296 233.43 Taylor, Richard L. & JaniceM., Lot 13715 t Amend & Add. PI. 6-76-54 192.27 Staub. Richard R., Lot 20715 t Amended 8. Add. PI. 6-71-357 (Sewer 55.05) »10 210.99 Staub. Richard R„ Lot 170P6 71 231 (Sewer 105.10) 270.54 WINONA LAKE SEWERS Nellans, William 8. Christine To: Classen, Lois (Sewer under Ed or Juanita Eakright) Lots 36,37,38, tret adj. E end above lots 8. stp Adj, S Side Lot 36 6 71 236 (Sewer 45 & 49) 657 ” Notice is hereby given that each parcel of real property in the foregoing list will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, said sale to be held at the Courthouse in the City of Warsaw, Indiana, commencing at 10:00 a.m., ESTon August 13, 1979, and continuing from day today until all real property is sold Dated this 16th day of July, 1979 Jean Northenor Auditor, Kosciusko County Jy 18 A 1

Bi IT ww J WmT KIWANIS INFORMED ON KIDNEY DISEASE — Pat Bormann, president of Northeast Indiana Kidney Foundation and business manager of Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, Center, Maxwell Brenneman to her left and Eugene Zollinger to her right were all guest speakers at the Kiwanis Club of Lakeland, North Webster, on Monday, July 9. Others pictured are. on the far left, James Hormann, Lakeland Kiwanis vice president and J. R. Koher, on the far right, leader in perfect attendance for nine years in the Lakeland club. Mrs. Hormann described the extent of kidney disease and pointed out that there are 115 patients being treated at present at Lutheran Hospital forHhis disease. She explained that kidney dialysis machine treatment is expensive at the hospital, but with training, patients can effectively use this equipment in their own home and reduce tnKcpst. Trained hospital nurses are available to help if trouble develops while a patient is using the machine in the home. She mentioned there are 1,000 patients on the kidney dialysis machine in Indiana. The Kidney Foundation leader emphasized the importance of indicating on one’s driver’s license the desire to become a donor. Mr. Brennernan is chairman of the Kosciusko County Kidney Foundation and is at present undergoing dialysis machine treatment. He illustrated with a simulated kidney how the dialysis machine functions. In normal cases the patient uses,the machine three times each week. Mr. Zollinger explained that he had been treated by the dialysis machine before receiving a kidney transplant in 1975. The transplant is successful and he has not had to be on the machine since > ,i time. He also pointed out the necessity for compatibility for transplants to be effective. He is able to lead a normal life and he is employed in the computer department of International Harvester.

Soil erosion: Become involved

B> STEVE BOEDER This is the first in a series of articles to acquaint people with what soil erosion is. its damages, methods to control, and how people can become involved. While these art ides will not cover all the varied aspects of soil erosion, we hope that they will make all take notice of the problem. Since the pioneer days when American land was first being cleared and cropped, the scars of erosion have been evident. There was always more land to exploit. Consequently, pioneers continued their trek across the country, opening up new land to grow crops and to graze cattle. The first American to be concerned about erosion was probably Jared Eliot. He was a minister and doctor from Killingsworth. Conn., in the early 1700 s. As he rode horseback through New England calling on his parishoners and the sick, he noticed water running from the wooded hillsides was clear; but water running from a bare hillside was muddy. He experimented to prove that everyt ime muddy water ran from a field, the field became less productive. Nicholas Sorsby said in 1860, “The very sight of decay all around excites in the mind of the young man. disgust, despair, a disposition to abandon the old place, once so dear to him. and the family, now so much abused, and seek a newer and better place, richer land, among strangers." While we are most aware of the erosion of the United States, countries throughout the world have experienced similar histories. The United States is young compared to European countries, for example, who have long realized the hazards in using land beyond its capability. The question arises, then; How long will Americans be content to witness the loss of billions of tons of soil wash and blow from our lands before invoking a serious national effort tostem this loss? The thirties gave us the “Dust Bowl.” Millions of acres of land, left open by man’s activity, were struck by long, enduring winds. The sun was dimmed even in Washington D.C. by the suspended soil, which eventually settled far out in the Atlantic Ocean.

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Soil, as a natural resource, is not ’renewable over the short term Depending on how soil is defined, it takes from 30-1.000 years to form one inch of surface oil from parent material by natural processes. The soil loss, alone, justifies a high national priority to trolling soil erosion. But add the damages from soil losses to water quality, to crops themselves. and to water habitat for numerous animal species, the need is even more dramatized. In an article, which I have recently come across, the author

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describes an on going trend in the Plains States to remove windbreaks, that were planted after the Dust Bowl era. to help conserve the soil This shows a short term logic on the part of those landowners. For the added cropland they bring into production, they have destroyed what has taken decades to get, and are setting the stage for a potential "Dust Bowl Era II.” The next article will discuss, specifically, the processes of soil erosion.

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