The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 March 1981 — Page 19

LEGALS notice to highway CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS SmM propoeoH tor certain highway improvomenH an described below will be received fcwn prequahftod contractors, holding a valid Certitkato of Qualification, by me Indiana State Highway Commission. Room BU Stale Office Building. tndtanapoiH. Indiana, until >0 00 AM eastern standard time on the lath of March. INI All progmils will immediately thereafter be taken io the Atkinson Hotel. IHtnon Street at Georgia Street m ItMbanaooMs. where they will 'be publicly opened and read The regulations related to the Goals and Timetables lor Female and Minority Participation m the Construction Industry as

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outlined in Rte radar al Regiatar of Friday. April it. with suppiements apply to aH Federal atd protects in RM advertisement The Indiana State Highway Commission hereby notifies all bidders that minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against «» the grounds ot race, color, national ortgm or ses in com.derahon tor an TRAFFIC LETTING CONTRACT T 13005 — Bids are invited on INSTALLATION OF GUARDRAIL AT BRIDGES in the LaPorte District on the CASS. FULTON. KOSCIUSKO. LAPORTE. MARSHALL. PULASKI. A STARKE COUNTIES Prot HESoooS Ml. on US 35. SR n. SR a* SR » Plans and propoe sis may be examined or purchased in Room 1313 of the Indiana State

Office BuHdhig, tadtanapoHs. Indtana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to Hie 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:M P M. on the 191 h day of March MOI will consider the tollowing additional appropriations, vduch said offices consider necessary *o mem the extraordinary emergency existing at this - time Cumulative Court House Justice Budding Construction Contract 1.42L0W W Cumulative Jail Communication equipment M.3M00 Communication Tower 7.500 00

Telephone payments need to be mailed a few days early United Telephone customers who pay by mail may want to send payments a few days earlier It could help avoid late payment charges. j.M. White, treasurer of the u Warsaw-based firm, explained that all mail payments are now being received at the Warsaw headquarters. Payments use to go to local Phone Shops, which meant a shorter mailing period. Now that payments are received at the Warsaw office they require a longer delivery time. Payments are recorded according to the date they are received, not by the postmark. Questions about payments and charges should still be directed to local Phone Shops, White said. United service representatives are trained to explain new billing procedures, and they will be able < to trace payment records. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given Hipt the un derstgnM wWI offer pt public s«R one IMS Windsor Mobile Home. Saripl Number 3R23W1. Io satisfy the unpaid bill in the amount of Seven Thousand Forty six and 17 IM DoHars (S7OMT7) on Saturday March M >WI at t# «B a m at Lakes Estates Mobile Home Village and Sales. Inc Rural Route 1. Box 11. Warsaw. In tkana. MSK The undersigned reserves the right to bid < LAKES ESTATESMOBILE HOME PARK ANO VILLAGE. INC Justice Building Construction Contract 588.000 00 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard ihereon The additional appropriations as finally determined will be automatically referred to the Stale Board ot Tax Commissioners, which Commission wt l ! hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor s office, ot Kosciusko County. — Indiana, or at such other place as may be designed At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire ot the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will beheld Jean Northenor Auditor Kosciusko County M 4 II

■New Home Builder I 25 Years Os Experience Quality Construction Custom Builder Draftsman To Assist You I MODEL HOMES OPEN I I uAAkogo 457-4446 I Jr V Ask I I Horton Steffen BBOTMRSMMH | Home Phone CW S CID. 457-4594

NEW GOVERNOR — Doug Lane of South Bend. left, was elected district governor of 25G Lions Int er national at the annual convention held Sunday. March l. at Concord High School, lane is being congratulated by Eugene Downhour of Greene Township, present governor of the district. Lane will take office at the International Convention slated to be held in Phoenix. Aril., in June. Among the Lions and ladies attending the convention were Past District Governor and Mrs. D. G. Seely of Milford.

Julie Dußois attends confab

Julie Dußois. 'Sunrise Photography. North Webster, attended the 45th Annual Con vention of the Professional Photographers of Indiana, held January 24-27. in Indianapolis Mrs. Dußds’s entry “Family Cat” was judged and accepted for exhibition in the convention. Only the best of the 525 prints entered attain the honor from the critical scrutiny of the judges The prints were judged by “Masters of Photography” from all over the United States. There were over 425 photographers from all of the major studios in

Indiana and many from out of state attending the convention and competing in the print competition. Mrs, Dußois and her husband. Dennis, recently joined the Professional Photographers of Indiana and this was the first print competition they entered. The areas in photography the Dußois’ cover are portrait, weddings, proms and dances. The Indiana Convention is rated as one of the best in the country in size and caliber of work presented. Prints are reviewed by five judges for the technical excellence, composition. posing and lighting and the resulting exhibit is an example of outstanding photography Over 20 programs on portraiture. commerical, weddings and business were presented as well as instruction in related “ services. Oil colon ng. print finishing and retouching were also taught by recognized photographic specialists in their field. Exhibitors featured an out standing display in the latest of equipment supplies and services for the professional photographer Syracuse woman uninjured when car rolls over Connie Golden,. 28, r 2 Syracuse, was uninjured when her auto went out of on CR 300E Wednesday, March 4, at 8 a m The vehicle dropped off the roadway onto the soft shoulder then roiled over. The mishap occurred south of DeFreese Road, near Dewart Lake Kosciusko County Police estimated the damage to the Golden auto between S2OO and SI,OOO.

Wed., March 11,1981 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

J. Douglas Reeves named chairman of Hook Drugs, Inc.

J. Douglas Reeves has been elected chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Hook Drugs, Inc. He succeeds his father, the late Norman P. Reeves, who died February 22. He will continue to serve as president and chief operating officer, a position which he has held since 1978. The action was announced following a regular meeting of the corporate board of directors on Monday, March 2. Reeves joined Hook’s in 1963 following his graduation from the Butler University College of Pharmacy, Indianapolis. He began his full time career with Hook’s as a store pharmacist and later served as a store manager at Greenfield. He had worked in Hook’s warehouse and stores while “ attending Knightstown High School. Since 1967, Reeves has served as a divisional stores coordinator, director of store operations and has served in other staff and administrative positions within the corporate structure, including accounting, merchandising, personnel, warehousing and distribution. He was elected executive vice president in 1976, after having served as a corporate officer since 1970. He also serves as president of the Hook Drug Foundation. His business affiliations include a directorship of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce and vice president of the Indiana Board of Pharmacy, of which he previously served two terms as president. He also is a director of the Citizens’ State Bank of New Castle. Other business affiliations include the SCOPE Planning Committee of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores and membership on the Indiana Tripartite Committee on

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Pharmacy Internship and Indiana Medical Manpower Advisory Committee. Reeves is a native and resident of Knightstown, where he was graduated from Knightstown High School. He has been active in many Knightstown civic roles and is president of the Knightstown Athletic Booster Chib. Previously he served as a Little League Baseball Coach and as a member of the Knightstown School Board. For several years he has taught a weekly youth Sunday School Class and currently serves the church as chairman of the building and pastoral relations committees, respectively. Reeves and his wife, Myrna, have three sons, Scott, Michael and Patrick. FRY IIIIEUS REHITV II OWNER SAYS SELL New, 3 Bedroom, 1 ’/» Both Home On Channel In Syracuse. COUNTRY HOME 3-4 Bedrooms. Situated On One Acre LARGE OLDER HOME Conveniently Located Near Downtown Syracuse LAKE f" office: 457-5575 MAIN office: 457-4485 L . T gj

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