The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 December 1980 — Page 13
LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES , The following Is a list of claims allowed by ♦he Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the 29th day ot December, 1980 N. Jean Messmore 979 57 Jean Northenor 1.166-74 Kathryn Teel 1,166.74 Ruth Hoppus 976.74 C. Alan Rovenstine 1.159 90 Charles Brower 1,158.37 Kenneth Wyman 452.12 Michael Miner 125.00 Avis Gunter 1,120.00 Charlene Knlspel 916.85 Cleora Cautfman' 927.50 BenMcKrlll 153.75 Robert White 135.00 Donald Smalley 152.50 Chester Clampltt, Jr 168.75 Donald Slater 143 75 HarlanWuthrich 128.75 Patricia Yoder 143 75 Merlin Wertenberger 125.00 Donald Boggs 16125 - June Thomas 153.75 Fi*ed Slabaugh 135.00 Robert Hoffman 153.75 Richard Mitchell .158.75 Walter Wuthrich 156.25 Ernest Hackbirth 156.25 Maurice Dorsey 375.00 Frederick Gilliam ,375 00 Gerald Smalley 375 00 EldredMetzger 123.33 Norman DeGood • 123.33 Thomas Anglin 123.33 Keith Horn’ 123 33 Carl Latta 123.33 Ronald Sharp 123.33 -Larry Teghtmeyer 123.33 Richard Sand 541.74 Judy Dalton . * 892,99 Robert Burner ‘ *, 541.74 Nanette Newland 897.99 Linda Furnivall ’ 584.00 Herschel Hamper 1,258.33 William Renijfker ' 1.20182 Eugene Brown 1.121.05 Shafron Tague 772.20 Dorothy Goshert 584 00 James Jarrette 635 49 Diana Ziolkowski 816.74 Eugene Brumfield 71174 Beth Ann Banghart 703.37 Kathy Neh jr 184 00 James Walmer 625.00 Frances Noble 688 37 Mary jane Schmidt 670.87 Geneva Brumfield 670.87 Roberta Waggoner 654.13 Cynthia Kantenwein 654.13 Judy Burnail 654 13 Georgina Morehouse • 637.52 Dorothy Fitzsimmons 595.87 Kim Richardson % 595.87 Debra Hughes 230.00 Linda Spears 115 00 Charlotte Mbrts 688.37 Margaret Garman 670.87 Nancy Croy [ 670.87 Marlene Weller r 688.37 Kathy Ransbottom 654.24 Carol Shilling | 654 24 Helen Coions 654.24 Sandra Mullett . 654.24 Janet Gadson 670.83 Esther Heckman 688.37 Bonnie Shafer . 670.87 Vickie* Patterson o 6/0.87 Joyce Shafer 654.24 Gloria Maple 637.50 Doris Johnson 654 10 Karen Thomas ‘ 453.45 Margaret Butts 506 00 Olga Cripe 377.8? Ella Mae Ransbottom 529 00 Virginia Longenecker 377.87 Melissa Tom 289 16 Senita Waggoner 138.00 Carol Sundheimer 688.37 Anglin 570.00 Frances Besson 570.00 Tammie Anglin 161.00 Ron Robinson 1,052 00 Richard Mikel 1,035.70 Stanley Holderman 1,018.95 Howard G. Moser 985:30 Richard Monk ' 985 30 Burdell Blackburn 985 30 Jeff Bronsipg 985.30 Roger Fellows 985 30 Mike Hobbs 985.30
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Tom Brindle - 9(5.30 Sam Whitaker 902.00 Forrest Bouse 81135 Mike Fishbaugh 11125 Gene Norton (11.25 John Hurd (11.25 Richard Kemper s k 740.(7 Jennifer Wyman 106.25 Michael Valentine 125.00 Rosa Schooley 820.00 Jo Ann DuPont 424.00 Margaret Warren 688.33 Edith Carlin 670.82 M. Jane Slater 327.08 Miriam Ridings 688 70 Lloyd Dlsher 500 00 H. Wayne Brockett 450.00 Joyce McConnell 688.37 Clara Belle Demaree 291.06 Kathryn Bouse , 282.10 Jean Lynch 832.50 J F. Boggs 495 00 Sue Ann Ray 832 50 Mbry Fry 180.00 William Fry 180 00 Martha Wuthrich 90.00 Lise Collier 247.50 Bessie Hackbirth 101.25 Daniel Richard 1.079,24 ClndaOvermyer 688.37 Amy Kennedy 586.74 CarmanDanner 670.87 SueGladieux 654.13 Irene Garner 483.00 Mary Beth Miner 1 688 37 Debbie Renier 670.87 Penny Smith 654.16 C. O. Wainwright 1.00 Helen Wainwright 353.25 Sonja Creighton 100.00 Rex Reed 416.74 Ralph Whitesell 840.87 Viola Dickerson 678.12 Jack Dickerson 854.24 Sandy Rovenstine 677.35 Shirley Smith 585.67 Roy Carlile 720.00 Darrell Creech 720.00 BarbEastlund 126.00 Vicki Hobbs 21.00 Tom Kitch 1,018.55 United Telephone Co. 2,677.95 The Mail-Journal 418.11 Max Reed 679.00 Branam. Jay, WillmanA Triplett 314.50 Chasteen Chapple 88 99 Waddell Printing Co , 3,392.80 NIPSCO ' 3.080 01 Stanley Pequignot 115.00 Cox Studio * 1,011.45 ' Bobbs Merrill Co. 52 80 Merlin Wertenberger 72.24 N. Jean Messmore 66.24 Warsaw Office Supply 1,074.24 Valentine & Walmer 783.60 Warsaw Radiology 24.00 Postmaster 2,031.00 Ernest Heickbirth 365.60 KCH 184.35 ' Michael L. Miner 235.88 Jean Northenor 92 28 IBM 2,407.00 Kathryn Teel 140.00 Sonja Creighton v 13.01 Donald Shnalley 303.82 Harris Funeral Home ."Jj 150.00 Sewage Collection Office 148 25 Water Utilities 20/85 Lowmans Rug Service 198.10 Rex Reed 725.00 Lake City Wholesale 85.33 Gambles 31.53 Times Union 533.71 West Publishing Co, 1,018.50 Richard Sand 240.00 A. E . Boyce Co. 1,083.19 Business Equipment 2,028 88 Lake City Bank 5.00 Monroe 61.00 Merchants Cash Register Co 43 00 Thomas Rubber Stamp Co. 172.55 Ruth Hoppus 80.00 Eastman Kodak Co 202.98 R. Steven Hearn 90.00 David A. Nine 90.00 Larry Yeiter 90 00 Carl Love 40.30 Fred Schmitt « 15190 Lawrence Wilcoxson 13.95* AmocoOllCo. 35.40 Marathon oil Co. 13.20 Shell Oil Co. 32.73 Texaco Inc 49.82 Cooks Standard 327.33 Denny's Phillips 66 22.00 Don’s Repair ' 12.25 Monteith TlreCo. * 32.50 Poulson Ford Inc. 137.30 Schraders 63.58
Whitaker 66 23 00 Windy 's Texaco 109.95 Brateman Bros. 350.45 Party Shop 12.40 Shooter Shop 433.25 Stan Holderman 250.00 Winter Assoc. Ad Specialties 52.45 Charles Brower 67.04 G. Lengemann Co. 230.35 Teledyne Post 91.51 Howard Ashley 160.00 Gary Eastlund 320.00 Kenneth Wyman (65.76 Indiana University 105.00 Blossers 37.92 Pierceton Postmaster 60.00 Thornburg Drug Store 21.61 Bartel Printing Co. 35.00 Rosa Schooley 6.75 Edith Carlin 16.32 Avis Gunter (6.04 H. Wayne Brockett 20.96 CharleneKnlspel 30.24 Cleora Cautfman 2 98 Warsona Printing 39.60 Donald Slater 113 92 Leesburg Post Office 680 84 North Webster Postmaster 133.38 Richard Mitchell 48 00 Velma Biller 23.00 Mary Ann Dowty 20 00 Rosemary Neer 20.00 Daniel R ichard 179.52 Robert Hartzell 291.60 Charlotte Morts 2.25 Ransbottom Brothers 15,710.50 Scotts Landfill 10,823.51 Xerox 442.50 Lynn Feller Ins. Ins. Agency 68 00 Koors Insurance Agency 60.00 Warsaw Insurance Agency 40 00 Cardinal Center 5,000 00 Chamness F uneral Home 300.00 D. O. McComb & Sons 100.00 MungovanA Sons Memorial Chapel 100.00 Titus F uneral Home 100.00 Kos. Co Humane Society . 5.350.00 Todd Investments ' 250.00 Indiana Bell Telephone 42.50 Indiana Purdue University 15.00 Elkhart County 771.97 Whitley County 8.00 Brennan Drug Store 3.50 Michael Dacquisto 15.00 Kos. Medical Clinic 30.00 Mendenhall Pharmacy 79.29 Orthopedic Surgery 945.00 Warsaw Surgical Arts 15.00 Robinson Construction Inc. 1,729.20 WilllamsMoblleOffices 550.00 Lakeland Sanitation 86.00 Power Plant Service ' 26.40 Rabb Soft Water Co. 87.49 Hall Hardware 3 87 Moores Plumbing &Htg. 386.60 Cover-Ali Rental - 101.20 Means Service 76.54 C Alan Rovenstine 2,082.15 Arab Pest Control 5.00 Ace Hardware 40.99 Warsaw Chemical Co. 85.38 Wholesale Electric 35.52 Indiana Restaurant Equip. 78.46 Timothy D. Blue 180.70 Rockhill, Kennedy, Pinnick, Bent 8. Pequignot 28 35 Mari lou Wertz ler 15.00 .Robert Burner 10.00 William Dalton II 495.00 Vern K. Landis 200.00 Eugene Brown 39.36 Lawyers Co-op Publ. Co 51.85 Thomas Earhart 150.00 George Hatfield 246.00 J E. Lambert 165.75 Phillip Rartck 50.00 David Whitesell 50.00 Warsaw Printing * 95.00 Albion Production Credit 725.00 Sue Ann Beattie 900.00 Blue Cross Blue Shield 6.088.50 CCBF Heavy Construction ; 13,368 50 CUM CT HOUSE First Christian Church 65,000.00 BOND FUND Rex L Reed 525 00 WrightConstructionCorp 288,622.19 SPECACCT Otis R. Bowen Center 40,421.00 GDI —2OB Hohman & Son 2,393.07 Meiser Bros 224.25 UPKEEP-209 Bonds Excavating Service 409.00 Long Farms 138.00 Darrell Custer 1,375.00 Floyd Gerber 252.50 Wayne Hanes 469 62 , Hoffer Excavating 920.00 Meiser Bros. 2,056.57 KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. ' Dick Wlnebrenner 1,904.19 Don Forney 1,445.85 Harold Gerard 1,200.37 Bernard Kuhn 1,18195 Ronald Leiter 1,099.11 Paul Randall 1,022.38 William Raypole 1,054.11 Lowell Wray ' 1,145.00 Robert Martin 1.209r58 John Ingle - 905.35 James Mettler 971.23 Roy Tennant 912.45 Lennie Young 912.45 Gary Adams 993.30 Charles Cotton 1,016.52 John Davis 993.30 Marshall Hawley 1,078.44 David Huffman' 1,047.48 Glendon Huffman 997.17 Bruce Hyde, Jr. 1,035.87 Robert Jackson 845.57 William Long, Sr. 1,039.74 Ronald Norman 1,028.13 Larry Phillips 997.17 Roswell Robbins 811.41 Donald Rogers 1,032.00 Terry Rowland 1,039.74 Jack Adams 1,070.72 ErrfialCoy 1,044.19 Francis Denny 1,044.19 Raymond Faulkner 880.01 Ronald Himes 1,032.82 Kim Huff _ 972.18 Bruce Hyde, 111 972.18 Frederick Kammerer 1,021.45 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
gl WAWASEE REALTY, inc j|g. \ p O. BOX 478, SYRACUSE, IN 46567 XX> (219)457.2700.457.4911 Phvllis Louden, Broker 457-4911 Day. Or Night Open Mon.-FrL HL Wk Mr I SM 3 TiH3OO C JUdV Marianne Jeannine Sat. Till 3.00 Gregory Sbtt Schrock B,ApSX’„< «’•«<* 457 - 2 ™ o 457W4 rg Lmhhm tbk«MdF *■ 11 iA Nancy Jim j ac k Justus Mills Reece ' IHL9 856-2485 457-4014 457-3739 kF 7 During Our Nation’s Depressed Economy And WLong Unemployment For So A Many, The Staff Os Wawasee Realty Hopes We May All Be X Filled With “His Peace” A \ In 1981. ' '
Lantz,, Revenaugh promoted
Dana Corporation recently promoted two men within the corporation to higher positions. Malcolm E. “Mac” Lantz was named president of Shannon Pi 'perties, Dana’s recentlyformed real estate company. Shannon is part of Dana’s Venture Group which is responsible for the company’s insurance, banking, leasing and real estate activities. Lantz joined Dana in 1951. He was vice president and general manager of Spicer Universal Joint Division prior to his new assignment. A native of Richmond, he attended Evansville University and Earlham College, completed Indiana University’s executive development program and Harvard University advanced management program. He joined perfect Circle Corporation, a division of Dana, in 1951 as personnel representative and held various positions before becoming industrial
Alvin Miller 994.92 Bobby Miner 1,066 93 Larry Montel 1,093 46 John Stapleton 1,082.09 Garl Young 1,036 61 Overland * 41.07 Kos. Co. Hwy Dept , 101.05 Un. Tel 92 88 NIPSCO , 690.35 Times Union 9.95 AceHdw 30.64 A. E Boyce 110.30 Bus. Equip. 99 67 Remington Rand 405.63 Fleet Supply 160.36 Walmer Supply 238.50 Blxel Paint 90.00 Cowles A Simpson Sand & Gravel 567.60 Alvin McCullough 1,792.80 Elmer Zimmerman 78.50 Kaiser Aluminum & Chem. 3,981 32 Logansport Metal z 442.96 Tool Spec 125.00 Phend & Brown 4,370.00 Eiler'sComm. 461 88 EllisOilCq. 501.60 Lewis Oil Co. 980.60 Pier. Equip. 20,623.87 Monteith Tire Co. 3,221.36 Allen Co. Motors f 69.60 All power 25.50 Cover All 844.20 Crown Battery 308.50 Curtis Ind. 49.26 Deeds Equip 319 50 Durex Prod. s 78.04 Glass Servos Warsaw 94.46 Ind. Equip. Co: "155.43 Korte Bros. 42 53 LemlerO.P.E. 15.95 Lowman’s Rug Serv. 60.80 Millington Bros. 52.00 Russ Moore Inc. 1,137.22 Murray Equip. 104.25 Nowak iWms. 52 55 Plymouth Radiator 160,40 Purity Cylinder Gases 128.54 Quality Farm & Fleet 138 16 Schrader Warsaw Co. 659.25 Share Corp. 269,75 Smith Ford 445.28 State Prod Corp. 149 30 Stockberger Mach. 102.80 Tool Spec. ’5 00 Tri State Bolt 43.78 Tusingßros. 50.40 W&W Truck Sales • 904.65 Warsaw Automotive 195 62 War. Chem. 422.06 War. Power & Equhx 5,407.65 War. Steel Co. 14.37 Welsh Mach. 25.00 Wholesale E lec. 78.09 X-ergon # 80.08 Warsaw Ins. 434.00 Smith Appliance 22.50 Kimm Paint 47.46 Blue Cross 4,170.70 KOS. CO. WELF. DEPT, PAYROLL A ALLOW. Peggy Shively 1,276.83 Genyce Dißico 1,010.00 Karen Harding 1,010.00 Kafhi Kinney 1,010.00 Charlene Smith 1,010.00 JeanTeune 1,010.00 Tanya Wise 1,010.00 Beverly Marten 1.010.00 Barbara Cromer 821.00 MaryElsbury i 821.00 Marjorie Himes 722.00 Mary Besson 635.00 Carol Collins 635.00 Yvonne Sue England 635.00 Beverley Andrews 635.00 Ruth Hartzell 171.12 Fay Hollar 144.20 Wayne Johnson 169.20 Laura Stuckey 188.40 Postmaster 748.00 GenyceDlßico 67.52 Yvonne England 3.04 Karen Harding 29.44 Kathi Kinney ■ 47.36 Beverly Marten 32.80 JeanTeune 6.24 Tanya Wise 35.36 Un. Tel. 149.92 Duane Hutter 160.50 Henry Hackworth 45.00 Bus. Equip. , 193.71 Brennan Drugs 77,71 Mathes Phcy. 26.50, Union Bldg, ot Ind. Un. 57.22 Hook Drugs 6.47 Sandra Buchanan 15.68 D. Robert Mengel 90.90
relations manager in 1962. In 1966 he was transferred to Toledo as Dana’s industrial relations manager. Lantz was named Dana’s industrial relations director in 1969. In 1972 he became industrial relations vice president. He was appointed vice president and general manager of the Spicer universal joint division in December 1976. Norma E. Revenaugh Promoted Norman E. Revenaugh was recently announced vice president and general manager of Dana’s Spicer universal joint division. A Toledo, Ohio, native, Revenaugh joined Dana in 1952. He became a project engineer in 1957, assistant chief transmission engineer in 1960 and served as senior sales engineer, Western Region Operations, before becoming chief product engineer of advance design for the Spicer Division in 1966. He was named Spicer transmission division chief engineer in’’February 1967. He became general sales manager of that division in 1972, In 1977 he was appointed- hydraulics components industrial power transmission division manager with responsibility for the Hillsdale, Mich., operation. In 1978, Revenaugh was promoted to general manager of Dana industrials fluid drives and controls division. He became vice president and general manager of that division in December 1979. Revenaugh is a Society of Automotive Engineers member. St; The longest commonly :»:• performed opera is ;< Richard Wagner's “Die ■$ f Meistersinger” which usually vi/uns for 5 hours, 15 minutes.
Lutheran Hospital 36.00 Ind. University Med. 35.50 Mendenhall Phcy. No. 1 61.69 ABC Travel 308.00 Branam, Jay, Willman 8, Triplett . 92.50 Elkhart Clinic 12100 Charles Hollar 146.00 Kos Med. Clinic 14.00 Pediatric Assoc. 65.00 Triton High School 30 93 Walter Drugs 7.60 Bashor H m. of UMC 1,020.00 Christian Haven Homes 875.75 Donald Bixler 846 09 Community Hospital 1,025.69 Pt. Wayne Radiology 14.00 J.G. Jonh 485.00 I S. Kwak.M.D. 150.00 Parkview Hospital 874.20 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL* ALLOW. Michael P. Dacquisto 428.00 Carroll Sherman o 1.195.87 Alan Lowe 948.20 Barbara A. Clouse 878.37 Nellie Van Marcke 688.37 Mary Johnson 670.87 Postmaster 78.00 Alan Lowe 120.64 Carroll Sherman 171.56 United Telephone Co. 11.2)1 A. E . Boyce Co. 116.90 Waddell Printing 358.75 Sasso Veterinary Hospital 100.00 Business Equipment Co. 244.10' I, Jean Northenor do hereby certify that the above Is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the 29th day of December, 1980. NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, In the Court House in the city of Warsaw, Indiana at 7:00 P M. on the 15th day of January 1981 will consider the following additional appropriations, which said offices consider necessary to meßt the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. County General Auditor-Insurance Loss Secretary $4,425 Maintenance, grounds & Bldg . Senior Operator $20,000 Revenue Sharing Ditch Repair $60,000 Mandate Litigation Expense $ 5,000 Aerial Photography $22,500 (county share) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall hawr the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally determined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office, of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will beheld. Jean Northenor Auditor Kosciusko County D.31-J.7
tSTAU fel By Phil Beer. Realtor [ | REALISTIC SELLING PRICE A realistic selling price is the be doubly inconvenienced by most important consideration to having to show the home to the prospective buyer of your prospects over a lengthy period home. The worst mistake a seller of time while at the same time can make is to unrealistically paying for the mortgage, inoverprice his home. terest, taxes, insurance and The finest advertising and sales maintenance. efforts can t sell o home unless A "Y h °me will sell at a realistic . • price (unless it’s ready to fall off a the price is right. Many good r ' i L j r ... , . cliff or is haunted). How do you prospects will shy away from a se| rjgh) prjce frQm she #|Qrt? home that’s out of their price Let your REALTOR help you set it. range. When the price eventually He’s out to serve your best incomes down to a realistic figure, terests, knows the local market these best, prospects will have an< j con suggest a realistic price been lost forever. The seller will that will sell. Phil Beer 658-4556 Julie Hickman 457-4444 Rich Stoller 457-4031 Bert Aeschliman 658-4957 Lori Cory 457-2047 Maurice Beer 658-4489 Janet Liles 457-3470 Mary Louise Millbern 834-2130 Sandy Roehm 457-5288 linda Williams 457-5285 834-2357
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10 YEARS AGO. DEC. 23,1970 Sam’s Syracuse Iron and Metal Co., in Syracuse, has a crusher at its yard this week and next for use by anyone wishing to get rid of old junk cars. The cars to be crushed are to be taken to the company yard. Syracuse police chief Orville VanderHeyden has asked cooperation in getting rid of old cars sitting in the area. Approximately 600 children and a number of parents attended the free kiddie show. at the Pickwick Theatre Saturday, sponsored by the Syracuse police and fire departments, merchants and industry of the area. The show consisted of a feature length Flintstone cartoon and a number of shots making a two-hour show. John Hulley, a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hulley, Syracuse, will enter Winter TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY BABYSITTER WANTED — In my home, from 8-5, for 2 children, ages 1 and 2. Call for interview, 457-2654. r ’74 MUSTANG — 4-speed, good £ > condition, new paint job. 4572965.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No. E-80-141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY, INDIANA Notice Is hereby given that Richard G Oram was on the 19th day of Dec., 1980, appointed: Executor of the will of G. Harry Oram, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court within five months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Warsaw, Indiana, this 19th day of Dec., 1980. N. Jean Messmore Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court Milo W. Lightfoot, Attorney D. 31 J.7 Legal Notice Os Public Hearing The Alcoholic Beverage Board bf Kosciusko County, Indiana, at 10:00 A.M., on February 11, 1981, at the basement courthouse in the city of Warsaw In said county, will investigate the propriety of holding an Alcoholic Beverage Permit by the following person and location listed herein, to wit: SS43 16657 Captain Charleys Windjammer Inc’Mary C Stafford Pres C R Stafford Secy R 3 St Rd 13 Box 34 Syracuse, Ind., liquor, beer and wine retailer-Sunday sales. Said investigation will be open to the public. Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission by Bruce McLaren, Exec.Secty James D. Sims, Chairman LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO 36333 IN THE MATTER OF THE INVESTIGATION OF THE PROVISION BY INDIANA TELEPHONE COMPANIES ,OF PRI VATE LINE SERVICES, CHANNELS AND FACILITIES AND WHETHER THE RATES AND CHARGES FOR THE SAME SHOULD BE UNIFORMAS TO ALL TELEPHONE COMPANIES OPERATING IN THE STATE OF INDIANX. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct a public hearing in this cause in the Rooms of the Commission, 907 State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, at 9:00 A M., EST, on Monday, January 26,1981- ■ Public participation Is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By: HAROLD HILT, ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE Indianapolis. Indiana: December 22, 1980.
Wed., December 31,1980 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Haven. Florida Junior College where he will pursue a course in business administration. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin RinglCr, Jr., of r 1 Syracuse, announce the engagement of, their daughter, Dianne Elaine, to S. A. Gerald Michael McClellan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. McClellan of Cromwell 20 YEARS, AGO. DEC. 20,1960 Auction of 1961 plates RT 1, 2 and 3, completed December 15 at the Syracuse License Branch brought a total of $576 for the Syracuse Fire Department, Annabelle Coil, branch manager announced. Donations of food exceeded all expectations Sunday as grownups and youngsters, bowlers and non-bowlers, took canned foods to the Wawasee sßowl for distribution to needy families. Suzie Morganthaler, business manager of the Bowl, said they were very pleased and that they planned to make this an annual event. - McClintic Insurance Agency is inviting everyone to a holiday open house in their office Friday and Saturday, to extend greeting and appreciation to friends and patrons. ’ 1 Miss Sheryl Searfoss, Syracuse High School’s Good Citizen, became the state contender from the various schools sponsored by the Agnes Pruyn Chapman Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at Warsaw. Five Syracuse women bowling as a team in the O’Brian Ladies Handicap bowling tournament at the Beacon Bowl in South Bend finished in fifth place. 138 teams competed during the four week ends of the tourney. 39 YEARS AGO, DEC. 22.1950 Several weeks ago a card was mailed to box holders of Syracuse and surrounding territory asking those interested in jobs “here” to return them so that some definite idea could be obtained as to the local labor supply available. The response at that time was good but believing that a number of people failed to receive these cards, we are reprinting Here a coupon that may be filled in and returned to the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce. Please return these as soon as possible. Prospects for the addition of this large plant to Syracuse are very favorable and work is going forward by the Chamber of Commerce to assure this factory here. There is not a great deal that can be divulged at
so Or ftu KlliM Qnkiy"Ftß— ' rrfZl- S yacuse. IN BEATY REALTORS j HAPPY NEW YEAR — —" —" - I® iKSS^Sur^MI ©I9BO Century 21 Real Estate Corporation. ©Registered Trademark of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation. Printed in US A Each office la Independently owned and operated. « \ Equal Housing Opportunity.(2) /
this time regarding this prospective factory but it should be sufficient to say that it is a very “live” and “active” prospect. Syracuse Shriners will play hosts to all children attending the local third grade at Syracuse, and teachers, at a circus party to be held February 3rd, at Fort Wayne. The children will go from here in a school bus. This is an annual event of Shriners all over northern Indiana. Last year local Shriners took about 50 children to the circus. 50 YEARS AGO. DEC. 24,1930 Ice boats just completed, and others which had made initial voyages previously, took to the ice 'Sunday on both Lake Wawasee and Syracuse Lake. “They found the bones of some other anima) lying near the mastadon s bones,” was the news brought from Cromwell Tuesday morning, by Melvin Dillon, who drove his truck home from Fort Wayne, byway of Cromwell. Saturday afternoon, two mail bags, from Syracuse, were burst open, at 12:58 o’clock, by No. 10, fast moving B and O train. Fieldon Sharp, who has the contract for carrying the mail between the post office and the trains, said he had a premonition that the outgoing mail was going to scattered all over the tracks, when he saw the eastbound No. 10 approaching the depot at a terrific rate of speed. Frank Sloan, who will beJJO on Jan. 5, shot the limit number of quail, 15, last Saturday, the closing day of the quail hunting season. Harold J. Bowser, formerly of Syracuse, and for the past ten years a resident of Cleveland, 0., has located in Goshen and will be associated with Harry E. Vernon at 118 North Main St., in the practice of law. LEGALS NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all interested persons that Ithe Board of Town Trustees of | the Town of Milford, Indiana, will accept sealed bids for the purchase of a Fire Truck for the Town of Milford from the date ot this Notice until the hour ot 7:30 p m on the 12th day of January, 1981. at which said day and hour the bids received will be opened and examined and a contract for the purchase of said Fire Truck awarded to the lowesf and best bidder Interested bidders may obtain ~ speciticqtion from the Clerk Treasurer of the Town of Milford at the Town Hall. The Board of Town Trustees reserves the right |o reject any and all bids Dated this3oth day of January, 1980 Maria Lozano. Clerk Treasurer ! . > Town of Milford
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