The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 August 1979 — Page 17
"Never buy something you don't want merely because it's dear." Oscar Wilde
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED —1 pint canning jars. Phone 856-4229 after 6 week days or anytime week ends. WANTED — Male St Bernard puppy. 6 weeks to 2 months old. Does not have to be registered. Call 658-4246 after 5 p.m. North Os Syrocuse On Road 13 O. A. Lambert, Broker Phone 457-2091 Owen Cobbum. Sales Phone 457-2249 Nancy Blade. Broker Phone 457-4759 Jerry Lambert. Sales Phone 658-9674 L. James Butt. Sales Phone 457-3710 Office Ph. 457-3109 HEW LISTING - All brick home, 3 bedrooms, 2 many extras. $65,900. Ask Nancy. I UiTS ' om> NEW LISTING - Commercial building. 5,000 sq. ft. on 1.6 acres located west of Ligonier on U.S. 6 PRICEDTOSELL! 101 ACRE FARM - Approximately 70 acres tillable, adjoining Messeck Lake. Located 7 miles east of Topeka Call Nancy lor details. .. 4"' J 0“ ** * s; 'idEMMr* NEW LISTING — Home or income property, close to town and schools, $36,500. Call Nancy for details. NEW LISTING - Knapp Lake, on channel, nice home on wooded lot, $44,900. Ask Nancy. NEW LISTING, CROMWELL - Close to school, home, with barn and 1 acre, $25,200. Ask Nancy. 4 f JU ■ MH wß...xkßHHEs«Ei^hsss..»—— ■ SYRACUSE LAKE FRONT - Medusa St., 2 story, 3 bedrooms, $59,900. Call Jim. ' r il WAWASEE HEIGHTS - 3 bedroom tri level, family roori lower level, 2 car attached garage, exceptionally well kept, $48,500. Call Jerry. 2 BUILDING LOTS, BRISTOL, IN DIANA - On road 120 east, next to Eby's Pines, $5,000.00 each. Ask Owen. MOBILE HOME - 1977 Coachman, stove and refrigerator, washer and dryer included, like new condition. $15,900 (Makeoffer.) ONE BEDROOM EFFICIENCY CONDOMINIUM W BOAT DOCK - On Lake Wawasee. $13,500. See Owen. SYRACUSE — 2 story, 3 bedroom home, nearby lake easement, $14,500. Call Jerry for details. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES - ELKHART - 3 bedroom home plus an office building next door — good rentals. For details ask Nancy. ■ ■ LAKE FRONT PAPAKEECHIE - Large home with many possibilities, $50,000. Call Nancy for details. Reduced to $48,000. BONAR LAKE — Building site, lake front. Call Jim for details. PRIME COMMERCIAL BUILDING SITE — SR 13, city water and sewer, 50x150. $20,000. Call and ask for Jerry MARINE BUSINESS - Three to choose from, on or off water locations. Call Owen. COMMERCIAL - 13 soutfi edge of Syracuse. 179' frontage and 8,100 sq. ft. of buildings. Call Owen. NORTH WEBSTER — Best commercial corner in town. Ask Owen. LAKE FRONT - Year round home, central air, good beach and 12 section pier. Channel lot in rear. See Owen. HANDYMAN'S DELIGHT - Close to town and schools, priced at $12,500. For details call Nancy. TWO GOOD BUILDING LOTS - Enchanted Hills, $7,500 for both. Ask Owen. NICE HOME ON CHANNEL - Kuhn Lake, 3 bedrooms, $36,000. Ask Nancy. SMALL HOME —1 bedroom, close to shopping, $10,500. Ask Nancy. 1979 TRAILER - With lot and boat lot. For more information ask Nancy.
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297 — LAKE FRONT WAWASEE — South Shore. 5 bedrpom I'6 both w 'fireplace, living, dining, kitchen, 1 car garage, convenient to golf course. Contract available. Call Amanda. 287 PAPAKEECHIE LAKE FRONT Very nice 2 bedroom brick, fireplace up, woodburning stove down, gas heat, choice location on o quiet lake. Close to banking, marina and grocery. Call Joe today . $34,500. 298 — 4.3 ACRES PLUS — Partially wooded tract will make a beautiful home site or great investment. Call Joe, today. 9 296 - BONAR LAKE FRONT LOT — With trees. Level, ready to build on. $6,500. 289 ENCHANTED HILLS 2 bdrm mobile home Full bath well maintained and maintehonce free. Fenced in yard. Must see to appreciate. Call now and ask for Joe.. 285 — BONAR LAKE FRONT — Nice 2 bedroom home with large lake front yard and pier, 2 car garage, full basement, good fishing, see to appreciate. $37,500. Contract. HE ■ g H 302 — SYRACUSE — One of the finer homes in Syracuse, close to lake with easement. 1,495 sq. ft. includes 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths, full basement, 2 car garage. Owner says sell! $55,900. WE NEED LISTINGS We Have Buyers For Both Old And New Homes lakeland fealty 3125. HUNTINGTON 457-4147,457-3178 DAVE McGREW, BROKER WE HAVE MANY OTHER FINE LISTINGS. CALL TODAY. LAKELAND - A "HOUSE-SOLD" WORD Joe Leomon 457-4927 Gene Stoffel 457-4332 Sally Shively 457-5480 Amanda Leamon 457-4927 Robert Hammon 457-3646 Frank Miller 457-3667 Debbie Bailey . 856-2485 Nita Miller 457-3667
IB B WINNERS OF FRISBEE — Winners of the Frisbee Fun Day at the Lakeland Youth Center, Syracuse, are shown above. From left to right in front are Brenda Long, accuracy in a chalk circle: Andy Du nit han. Overall younger children; and Derrin Keim, distance. In the second row the older children’s winners were Ken Swartz, best time 6.5 aloft, Kyle Swartz, accuracy; Steve Dunithan. overall and Tracy Thornburg, overall. About 20 children plus adults participated in the first Frisbee Fun Day at the Lakeland Youth Center on Saturday. Aug. 4. Contests were held plus a frisbee golf target was brought, a game of skill to curve the frisbee between two sticks right or left. Winners of the contest were judged for accuracy, best of three tries through a standing target; accuracy, best of three tries into a chalk circle on the ground; distance; and time aloft. Doug Fitzpatrick, recreation supervisor of the Goshen Park and Recreation Department, with his two children. Joey and Ken. demonstrated different techniques, showing throws and games with the frisbee.
4JUUUULIXUULOJUULftJUUUUULOJULftjLUXOJULOJUUU|o : HEY, LOOK ME OVER! : i o He • ° • OPEN HOUSE o e Sunday, Aug. 12, 2to 4 p.m. Cedar and brick bi-level ° • with over 2,000 sq. ft. of living area. 1 block from Wawasee o o High School on Kinder Drive in Wawasee Heights, ’ • Syracuse. ■» ® Your Hostesses: Doris Hall and Linda Werker » ® CENTURY 21 BEATY REALTORS 457-4414 ®
299 — MILFORD AREA —1 acre with nice three bedroom home t and full basement. Won't last long at $43,000. -< 304 —- WAWASEE LAKE FRONT Approx. 300 of choice lake frontage to be sold in one parcel. 289 ENCHANTED HILLS — 1965 Princess 12x60 Mobile home. 2 bedrooms. Boat lot included. $15,500. 307 — GAS CRUNCH? Own a campsite at Yogi Bear s Jellystone Park, pools, tennis court, mini-golf, boating, fishing. Call Sally today. 309 — COUNTRY LIVING — Nice 2 bedroom home surrounded by pine trees, chain link fence, breezeway to garage. $29,900. 303 — SYRACUSE LAKE — This 3 bedroom tri-level home is one of the finest homes on Syrocuse Lake. Extra large lot with approx. 85' lake front. Large family room with kitchen and both. Kitchen with all built-in features and formal dining room on second level. Beautifully appointed living room with large stone fireplace. Large two car garage with additional area for boat | storage. Call today for appointment.
252 — WOODLAND ACRES — Nothing to do but move in. Excellent location, close to schools. This well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has many extras such as central air, dishVvasher, disposal, water purifier, softener, drapes, carpet, outdoor gas grill, TV tower, 2 car garage and beautiful lawn. Owner will consider contract. Price reduced to $62,500. ' I I KI ■3* IQKsJI I f ! J? ■ I & •" • 251 — BONAR LAKE FRONT — This completely refinished home is located on two lake front lots with lots of trees, 2 bedroom, living room, kitchen, family room, bath, utility room. Ideal for young marrieds or retired couple. All for only $29,900. 270 — MONEY MAKER — Small farm with 14,000 capacity bird house. Extra nice 3 bedroom home with nice pine setting, approx. 35 acres with 30 acres that can be purchased. Call Gene for- - details. 253 —. LIGONIER — This large 7 room home has approx. 1,728 sq. ft. to roam in. Building new at today's prices makes the price of $38,500 sound like peanuts. See Amanda about this. 260 — EXTRA NICE 7 ROOM HOME IN CROMWELL — 4 large bedrooms for the growing family. Approximately 1.400 sq. ft. of comfortable living. Priced in the low 30’s. SEE US FOR VETERANS, FARMERS HOME AND F.H.A. FINANCING
■■■■■LB ; ' it J "LAKELAND REALTY - THEY DID IT ALL FOR ME!" Complete and conscientious service — we’ll do it all for you too, when you list for sale with Lakeland Realty. 237 — BARBEE LAKE AREA — Nice cozy 2 bedroom with large living room and extra large utility room, kitchen, bath, pier and easement on Barbee. Low, low price of $20,750. 267 — SUNNY FLORIDA — We have two nice lots in Florida, one with highway frontage. Excellent location for home and business. Ask Gene. 316 — CROMWELL COMMERCIAL BUILDING — This 864 sq. ft. building is located in center of town and has many possibilities. Only $16,500. 313 — KUHN LAKE — NEW LISTING — 2 bedroom lake cottage with lake access. Just the thing for summer vacations. The gas savings will buy this. Only $11,500.
301 — CROMWELL — Older two story home, on three lots? with 3 bedrooms. Low, low price of $10,500. 300 — ENCHANTED HILLS — 2 bedroom trailer. Boat lot, 23" color TV, washer, dryer included. $10,500. -fl viWW akmlH 310 — SYRACUSE LAKE — 2 or 3 bedroom lake front home. 1 '6 car garage with bath for swimmers. Won't last long at $79,900.311 _ INCOME PROPERTY — 2 apartments close to downtown Syracuse. Live in one and rent the other, $32,900. 305 — APPROX. 4 A. IN TOWN —ldeal for development. Close to town, city beach and pier. Call the office for more detoils. COMMERCIAL 274 TAVERN — Located in small community, but with a gross of approximately $106,000/yr. Excellent opportunity to be your own boss. 236 — 3-WAY TAVERN AND NIGHT CLUB — Located in small lake community. Well over six figure gross with an exceptionally good net. Real estate included in the sale price. Living quarters available if needed. Call about this one very soon. 280 — 2-WAY TAVERN — In small community, Kos. County. Excellent gross, liquor license available. All real estate goes including a two and three bedroom duplex. Call Gene for details.
Lozano guilty of unauthorized control of rifles
Noe E. Lozano, 27, 119 West Portland Street, Syracuse, was found guilty of gaining unauthorized control of two rifles belonging to James Benson following a jury trial in Kosciusko Circuit Court on Monday, July 23. Judge Gene B. Lee presided over the trial. The rifles were stolen from the home of Warren Benson, r 2 Syracuse, in October 1978. James Benson, 22, of Syracuse, was called to the witness stand and identified the two rifles that Lozano allegedly had control over. Jeffery Wayne Slough, 17, formerly of Syracuse, was then called to the witness stand. Slough is presently serving time in the Indiana Youth Center for the theft of the guns. He testified on the events of October 24, 1978, when he and another juvenile broke into the Benson home and took three guns and a filing cabinet. The two youths took the guns to Lozano, who allegedly agreed to sell the guns in return for either SIOO or a quarter pound of marijuana whu?h is valued at about $l2O. The received payment fpr the guns according to who testified that Lozano told him he had been in an accident with* a van and the weapons had to be thrown in the river. In a statement presented to county patrolman Thomas Kitch
New labels on gas pumps
After June 1, there should be posted on gas pumps yellow labels that read like this; Minimum Octane Rating — (R+M)-2 Method - 89.5. That is not the price, it is telling you the octane rating. This label is required by the Federal Trade Commission, and is important since it measures how well the gasoline will prevent engine knocking. Engine knock, ping or rattle is caused by uneven burning of gasoline in the engine. This happens when the gas has an octane rating too low for your car. Although there are other factors in gas that are important to consumers, such as additives to clean internal parts or to help the car start in cold weather, the FTC has found that many consumers are overbuying gas — that is, buying gas with a higher octane than they need . . . Overbuying wastes money and
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by Slough, Lozano knew the guns were stolen. When Attorney William M. Dalton questioned the youth about the statement, he replied that he was drunk. When asked if he were drunk on the date of the statement, December 13, the boy answered he might have been. Testimony showed that on the day of the alleged break-in, the two boys had consumed nearly eight beers from morning until mid-morning when the break-in occurred. The alcohol had apparently affected Slough to the point he could not recall many incidences that occurred that day. Many of the missing parts of the day were filled in by testimony of other persons, including that of the other juvenile, who is serving time at the Indiana Boy’s School for a string of burglaries. Lamar Huber, 402 North Madison Street, Nappanee, explained how he purchased the two rifles from Lozano and how Lozano assured him the rifles were not stolen property. When he learned they were stolen, the Nappanee businssman confronted Lozano who said if he could get a job he would pay him back. He also told the Nappanee man that he had received the guns from two juveniles who had broken into a house. Patrolman Kitch recalled his
energy and the additional lead found in higher octane leaded gas just adds to air pollution. Check the octane rating on the gas you are buying now. If the car is not knocking, fill up the next time with the next lower octane. If it still doesn’t knock, try one level lower. Continued knocking caused by regularly buying gas with too low an octane rating could severely damage the engine of your car. FISHING EQUIPMENT REPORTED STOLEN Paul L. Davis, Turtle Bay ♦ Trailer Park, Syracuse, reported to Syracuse Police the theft of one black and white fishing rod, three brown and one cane pole, one 202 and one 404 reel, one white and one tan tackle boxes and small two wheel bicycles, two weeks ago. Value was estimated at $230.
FRV WELLS ROGERS RERLTY SYRACUSE ■' New Lake Wawasee Office 457-5575 — Located At Heil’s Haven Apts. — SYRACUSE LAKE CHANNEL $29,900, 3 bedroom home on the That’s right. Located in Syracuse. Call Carolyn. WACO DRIVE-IDEAL BEACH Everything’s spanking new in this lovely home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace and lake easement right out your door. All for only $54,900. Call Carolyn. DON’T BE A CHAUFFEUR From here, the children can walk to Grammar and High School, movies, dentist. Church and scout meetings. 3 bedrooms, 11/2l l /2 baths, carpet 1 yr. old, chain link fence, carport and garage. Reduced to $44,900. GIVE YOUR KIDDIES A CHANCE ... . . . to romp in this 4 bedroom home with large family room, living room with fireplace, 2,040 sq. ft. of living area. All this plus a 24x30 garage at rear of property located on .56 of an acre with lake easement. Priced to sell at $61,000. VACANT-IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 bedroom home. 1 Vi baths, carpet throughout, 2 additional lots go with this fine home. $34,900. FINEST LOCATION Located on the north shore of Lake Wawasee. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, partially furnished, living room and family room with fireplace. Guest apartment above garage. $150,000. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Perfect location for a super business. Good inventory, ample parking space, nice income. Will sell on contract. Terms available to qualified buyers only. PHONE 1457-4485 Jack Wells Jim & Jane Fry Ernie Rogers Residence Phone Residence Phone Residence Phone 457-2986 457-2905 457-4678 Dannette Rosner Carolyn Smith Residence Phone Residence Phone 457-5407 457-3051
part of the investigation for the state. Charles Cobum, 28. was called to the stand on behalf of the defendant. Coburn, now at the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton for parole violation, told the juveniles how they could find Lozano's apartment and then followed them there. He said Lozano asked him if the guns were stolen and he replied with the statement the boys had allegedly told him, that they were selling the guns for a friend who was in jail. He admitted the two men had lied to the boys.. He gave two reasons: One because he was on parole and could not be caught with guns at any second because they were not going to give the boys any money. Lozano was called to testify on his own behalf. He stated he was not sure that the guns were stolen and the first time he knew of it was when Huber told him they were. „ In cross examination Lozano admitted he lied on the statement he gave at the time of his arrest on December 12. He stated he had only sold two guns to the Nappanee man. Later he admitted to selling all three of the guns that had been stolen from Benson to Huber. When confronted as to why he told the boys that the guns were in the river and asked if he intended to steal the guns, Lozano replied that the wanted to see how the boys would react. After a deliberation time of almost 20 minutes, the jurors returned with a verdict of guilty. The judge set sentencing for August 9, at 9a.m.. and raised the bond from $2,000 to $20,000 Lozano was remanded to custody of the sheriff in lieu of bond. SSOO damage as cars collide A vehicle driven by Amelia J. Becker, 66. f 2 Syracuse, collided with an auto operated by Julie A. Byland, 19, r 4 Syracuse, Saturday, on Old Road 13A, three miles southeast of Syracuse Becker was backing out of her driveway and failed to see Byland's car. She said her vision was obstructed by the bushes at the end of her driveway. Byland, traveling northbound on Old Road 13A, swerved her vehicle to the left but not in time to prevent the accident. Damage to the Becker auto was estimated at S2OO and to the Bvlandcar. S3OO.
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