The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 February 1982 — Page 17

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LEGALS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Boerd ot County Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will from this date until March 4. tee? at 10 00 AM E ST receive sealed bids on the toilowing (1) TWOSINGLE AXLE DUMP TRUCKS (with trade Ins) (2) HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FOR SNOW PLOW UNDER 800 Y SCRAPER - DUMP BED AND TAILGATE SPREADER FOR TWO UNITS (3) INSTALLATION OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEM (4) DOMP BED-TWOUNITS IS) HYDRAULIC TAILGATE SPRE ADE RS —two units (4) TWO- V SNOW PLOWS Detailed plans. proposal and specifications are on file at the County Highway Department, County Road 30OE and Old Road »E Rural Route 1 Box 442 Warsaw, In 44580 Bids must be tiled In the County Auditor's office on Form No 95 proposal form and accompanied by bid bond or certified check tor IPX of bid The commissioners reserve the right to refect any or all bids Jean Northenor Auditor of Kosciusko County F 17 24 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No E 82 13 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY. INDIANA Notice is hereby given that Roy Sayles Jr TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SOMEONE WITH RUBBER MOLDING EXPERIENCE - With the ability to learn all phases of molding industry Must have leadership ability and good work references All replies held in strict confidence Send resumes to T and M Rubber. P O Box 516. Goshen. 46526 F 17 24 SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO BARGAIN — Responsible partywanted to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano Can be seen locally Write Credit Manager: P O. Box 537. Shelbvville. IN 46176 F 17-M 3

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY OF TAX RATES CHARGED Notice it hereby given that the Tax Duplicates lor State County, Townships. Schools and Corporations of Keech ehn County. tor the year CTI payable In I*o2. are now in the bands ot the County Treasurer who is ready to receive the taxes charged hereon The following table shows the rate ot taxation on each SIOO 00 worth ot taxable real and personal property In the several units Due January I, I*o2 F irst Installment delinquent after May 10 Second Installment delinquent after November 10 Vickie Patterson — Treasurer Kosciusko County TOWNSHIPS 1 " ■""F" I | I I—l I -- I I c c I I I -“a 5 • TAX RATES CHARGED « 5 t £ t S .£ a£-*£g§ S 2 « j « r FOR YEAR 1981 c= c§ c W U t S > -3 i PAYABLE IN YEAR 1982 » - « I 5 ± ± J ! 3*l ? *f “ - * f * 2 8 f I t fcS * • Z 2I f « 5 « n 2 != 't re © — 2 ? * a. 3 re « « □ « 5 t g g •- 3 ± -o ± « .5 re 52i=444JS££xFF>£* a Oh JS g S z a. « 2 x £ £ £ state Fair Board 003$ 003$ OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM .OOM -OOM -OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM OOM ““ .003$ *?£ liateKerestry "FSB TOT~ “S&T THT" "HB“ - ~gBT ~gß~~ ~BB“ ~88~ ~~HB~ ~~88~ "WT ~gj3~ ~gg~ - ~gß~ ~CTS~ “o*s“ oom 00m... CT3.._. _OOM_ _OOM oom. _£s Total State Bate Qi 01 01 .01 01 01 .01 01 , 01 41 JI 01 01 81 4* •> 81 ■*< 81 81 _®J 5! £1 J 8! i 8! J! — -9— Zs County Genere ————————— JO, MM HO 500 SOO SNSOOSM $W soosoosoosMsoosoosoosMsMsoosoo SOO SOO 500 SOO MM 500500500 500 500 JOO 500_ T3u~n7> wWre on <JH vr> W VTJ PT PT PT PT PT PT PT“ th ~PT~ ~PF~ ~~PF~ on 077 on on on on on on on on on jn jn jn jn_ Health Ott in* m* ow PT CT CT CT CT 1W 1W CT CT - CT “CT CT“ oW ~~CT~ on 010 010 010 PIT PIT 01* B >* 4io B <* 818 _°l2 212 212 212- ~ ~ So“ “SB SB BT Bl & Bl Bo Bo do Bo Bo 80~ <no~~ ~~mT~ ~mo~ ~~mT~ ~~mo~ om wo wo wo wo om <no om om wo wo J« Joo joo wo_ ReassessXrtFLSi Si Bl Bi Bi Bi Ml Bi Mi Mi ~mT""~ “mF- Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml ~MI Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml _MI Ml Ml Ml_ Como Mental Health 02x «4 Mr 014 014 014 04 «4 024 024 024 «4 &4 «4 024 «4 024 024 034 <O4 024 024 «4 024 024 024014004 04 04 024 04 O4_ invest - -JBL_ -JSL- _»•_ -««L- - Rate 57“ W nr 3S w TV Jv TV Jv TV TV nt J 9 IST- -TP- TV TV TV TV TV TV TV_ TV TV TV TV Jg H7 J 37 Tpwnsmp S io Bi Bi in on STJ 8? HT 5B H in Ms IB Vn IB W Bi .10 CT Ml OP o*s on 00* U 4» 8 »* 002 002 ”* CT v ~ar~ Ml ~CT~ 01 ZZZZ ct ~w~ ~~CT~ ~M ~BF~ ~ir— —PT~ —w~ —BT~ ST- v CT .CT _jsi Ji jj ju jb 212 *£ st!— -J2LTownsb.pF.re Fating OM H *OO3 04 -CT Ml [ 41 OM JM jg Jtf J| — — — jg jn TnyTpwnsh.p Recreate ‘ 01$ 01 CT OU QI OU 41 .. JB . _2“ AM AU AP AM Al AU AM —— " ——- Township Cum Fire Equip .10 ...M,., ZJ ■- .173 .173 .0410 Townsb.p EM S JI 014 _OM 41 .0410 _ilt AB AH J 23 Al -— ■ m ZZZZ ZZZZ ZZZZZ ZZZZ Township Debt MS -AM — — T " )0J w .171 .171 -in Td4alTpwmbe>tL.brary CT M .m .414 in 10 JO CT JE JHL.UB J£ M 2 jn JB_ -JP- —Mi- -JM- _JP_ -xU— -Afi- TSg- 14M IJtJ GenwaiSchoJ 1405 TPW“ ICT 2CT lU4 X 134 ICT ICT 1144 ICT ICT ICT ICT LIM- ICT _UM_ -UM_ -ICT- _l»L_ _L«L_ J2ZZL _i3L_ _22!»_ -12L_ -132- -2—_ -Z-j Cum Bu.Wng CT 1$ M M. »» -» M> CT U MO CT CT _» M » £ 22 AM- -CT CTI IL- —CTJ CT- CT- -L — Transpcrtatw Hi MU MJ M 3 CT CT Ml Ml CT Ml Ml Ml M 3 CT CT CT CT W Jfi JD CTIL CT! -2S _?£ -S -32 -2L —— —— — — —i. — UKZ SEZ 122= _a«_ _lsi_ Jgn -ig_ -2£- -gu -gL - — -%ZX p . — - = =—= ==—===z~e:— = = i5 —«— Cemetery , w .jgg _Jjl_ — ~zzzz — —— — zzz — ——— — l — ar Aviation Q7 Police'PensKyi - 043 .04$ Fireman Pension —— -jj ——— . ZZZZZ ZZZ Cum' Sewer ■ ~~~ M .07* .070 Cum Fire Equipment .370 W > . ‘ ZZZ ' 993 City Plarymng — - 2 w IJ7 2 024 2 363 3CT ..vc t>4*e _____ 1 , _____ ___ bs= == ==: = , —, — __j_= = 2-mji aescsss —, —— ssmh mm *ii. , : — ===== Total Turing Unit Rate 3 54t *«= j 4 244 [4 44 4 D 4 3so 4MO 33$ 4 sos 14230 [ 3-$n [ APOS [ 4.U 4-412 | 4M2 |AM | ACT | AM7 | 4CT | SCT | 6MOO | 4CT | OCT | A044 | I.W |6M ACT $M $.374 6.6 H 6M2 4CT 47$M State o< ind Una Koeciusko County. SS I Jeon Norlhener. AudHor of Koeduebo Ceunty. hereby carUfy Mat*e above is a correct copy es aB tex levtee tor the tern raMectfcledln JiJHf JcAN NOKiHcNvrx.

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LEGALS w«s on th* Nth day ot January, 1982. appointed Administrator ot the estate of Paulin* McCormick, deceased All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now du*, must file the same in said court within five months from the date of the first publication ot this notice or said claims will be forever barred Dated at Warsaw. Indiana, this 2tth day of January'l9B2 N Jean Messmer* Clerk of th* Kosciusko County Court Hagen & Hagen. Attorneys Syracuse. Indiana Fig 17 NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY SS BEFORE THE BOA RD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY INRE THEMATTEROF THE PE TITION OF ORVAL J TAYLOR AND LORENE A TAYLOR NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING To The Unincorporated Town ol Wooster Kosciusko County Indiana and toe citiiens thereof YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a petition has been filed with the Board of Commissioners tor Kosciusko Ctxinty by Orval J Taylor and Loren* A Taylor requesting the vacation by ordinance ot Market Street between Ou hot numbered Two and Outtot numbered Three in Hoover and Harbaugh s Addition to the Town of Wooster from the southeast corner of Outtot numbered Two and the southwest corner Outlet numbered Three to the northwest corner o> Outlet numbered Three and the northeast corner of sato Outlet numbered Two. same being th* south edge of Washington Street, and tor th* vacation ot Chester Street m said Addition from the southeast corner of Outtot numbered Four the southwest corner of Ou not numbered Five to the northwest corner of Outtot numbered Five and th* northeast corner of Ou'io’ numbered Four, of said Addition the same being the south edge of Washington Street and tor the vacation of that portion of the alley in Hoover and Harbaugh's Addition to the Town ot Wooster lying between Outlet numbered Three and Cut tot numbered Four in savl Addition and that portion of the alley in said Hoover and Harbaugh's Addition to the Town of Wooster lying between Outlet numbered Five and Outlet numbered Six in said Addition YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that th* Board ot Commissioners ot Kosciusko County. Indiana has set the above petition for hearing at 11 00 a m on Thursday Marche. t»»2at the Kosciusko County Board ot Commissioners Roony « the Kosciusko County Courthouse An/pervon may appear

Information report to consumers

Q. My father is planning on setting np his oun bookkeeping business following his retirement this month. He is going to need some basic office equipment, and I would like to buy a printing calculator. What should 1 consider before making a choice? A. The modern printing calculator grew out of America’s fascination with small, hand-held calculators. However, business persons, bookkeepers, and other number-conscious types needed away to check their sums and presto, the printing calculators were born. Printing calculators range in price from SSO to $l7O and in size from handheld to large “heavy-duty" models. In addition, you’ll have three types of printing mechanisms to choose from, impact, thermal, and electric discharge. Impact printers are made up of a series of wheels made of plastic or metal with raised character Two systems are used to print numbers: in the first there is a number ‘ wheel for each digit position; the second features a single wheel which is stepped across the line, rotating to the proper number positions and then striking the paper This latter method is relatively slow, and may subject the single wheel to extra stress; avoid that. The thermal printer is second only to the impact printer in popularity. It uses a speciallycoated paper which is selectively heated at specific point locations The point pattern is called a dot matrix and can produce a full set of numbers and symbols. To print a line of digits, an arm containing a small stylus sweeps across the and be heard upon the petition at th* time, date and place above scheduled tor hearing and or may send written comments or response to the Auditor of Kosciusko County. Indiana prior to the above time and date set tor hearing After bearing the petition may be granted, denied or continued and Or dinance may be introduced and passed according to law WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, THIS 11th DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1982 Jean Northenor Auditor Koeciusko County VALENTINE & WALMER A Professional Corporation By James L Waimer Attorney s tor Petit toners P O Box 1035 82? S Union Street Warsaw. IN 44580 (219) 249 2095 Legal Noticeot Public Hearing Th* Alcoholic Beverage Board ot Kosciusko County Indiana at 10 00 A M on March 10. 1882. at the Basement Court House in the City ot Warsaw In said county, wilt in vestigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the tollowing persons and locations listed herein, to wit RR9911300 James M Gast inc 2223 E Center Street Warsaw, Indiana Beer. Liquor and Wine Dealer Transfer Location Said in veshgation will be open to the public In diana Alcoholic Beverage Commission by: .David M Brooks. Exec Secfy Robert N Skinner. Chairman NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED No E 81 47 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FREDE PIKER, deceased In the Kosciusko Circuit Court —- Term, 1982 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Joyce P Newman as Executrix o» the above named estate, has presented and tiled herein her final account in settlement ot Mid estate, and petition tor distribution, and that the Urne will come * * of *** an<3 act'on ot Mid Circuit Court on the Sth day of March 1982 at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in Mid court\and show cause if any there be why said; account and petition should not be approipp The heirs ot Mid decedent end all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part ot Mid estate

paper and in a precisely controlled manner, heats it at just the right point. The thermal printing paper is heat sensitive. You’ll need to keep it away from direct sunlight, lamps, furnaces, and other sources of heat. If your father needs to keep his worktapes, don’t forget that thermal printing paper will also tend to fade and yellow after about 30 days. To keep them permanently, they must be mounted on a paper base and stored in a tight receptable. The electric discharge printer is the newest type on the market It uses a silvery, metal-coated paper, and operates just like a thermal printer. Instead of heat, however, it uses an electric discharge to burn the digits into the metallic surface. Only the a impact printer uses standard adding machine paper The others require a special, more expensive paper. However, the impact adder uses ink ribbons or an inked cartridge to print... so the cost may be counterbalanced. Talk to your retailer. He or she can show you a wide range of models, in a wide range of prices Ask all the questions you want You’ll then be able to buy your father the calculator he needs No more stains To remove white water stains from coffee tables or wooden floors, try rubbing a little petroleum jelly into the stain every day. It will eventually disappear Deted this sth day of February. 1982 N Jean Messmore Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court Thomas O Wigent Attorney at Law 321 South Cavin Street Ligonier. Indiana 44747 Telephone 219494 3210 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No E 82 14 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY. INDIANA Notice is hereby given that Russell Sheley was on the Sth day of February. >982. appointed Executor of the will of Anna Werstler. deceased All persons having claims against Mid estate, whether or not now due, must file the Mme in Mid court within five months from the date ot the first publication ot this notice or Mid claims will be forever barred Dated at Warsaw. Indiana, this Sth day of February, 1982 N Jean Messmore Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court HAGEN & HAGEN. P C. By: John C Hagen Attorney 113 S. Huntington St. Syracuse. In. 44547 Phone ( 218)457 4994, F 17 24 Legal Notice of Public Hearing The Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County. Indiana, at 10 00 A M., on March 10. 1982. at the Basement Court House in the City of Warsaw In Mid county, will Investigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the following persons and location* listed herein, to wit DL43 > 5572 Marsh Supermarket Inc 30 Don E Marsh Pres Muncie Lois Gross Asst Secy 500 E Market St Warsaw. Ind.. Beer and Wine Dealer; RC4340154 American Legion Post 258 AH Financial Secy Ist & Catholic Pierceton, Ind . Liquor. Beer and Wine Retailer — Club. RC43-07Q43 Wawasee South Shor* Club Inc AH Financial Secy RR 3 Box 90 Vawter Park Syracuse Ind.. Liquor. Beer and Wine Retailer - Club. RR43 07211 Stacy S Sport Inn Inc S E Haines Pres Leesburg Colleen L Haines Secy St Rd 15 South Leesburg. Ind.. Liquor. Boer and Wine Retailer; 554307043 Wawasee South Shore Club Inc T M Tuttle Pres Syracuse C R TuHle Sec Syracuse R 4 Vawter Park Syracuse. Ind . Liquor Beer and Wine Retailer — Sunday Sales Said investigation will be open to the public Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission by David M. Brooks. Exec Seely . Robert N Skinner, Chairman

From the Syracuse police blotter

February it 6:39 aun. — Subject on station reference minor property damage accident at Spinal Care Center 7:04 a m. — Subject reported she left her out-of-service vehicle in the middle of intersection at Maple Grove and 530 D, will pick up at 10 a.m. Advised her cannot leave it there that long or it will be towed 11:27 a.m. — Subject complained of animal cruelty near lOOON. Advised telephone humane shelter 4:28 p.m. — Subject reference breaking and entering requested officer; KC clear 7:17 p.m. — Subject reference need water shut off reference broken water pipe; street sind water department clear February 11 7:21 a m. — Subject reported fire across from him on 13A 9:23 a.m. — Subject requested information reference coupon books sold, she heard local restaurant is no longer honoring them. Advised her to telephone restaurant and ask 12:36 p.m. — Elderly lady needs someone to shovel her walk.- Made arrangements for her 12:36 p.m. — Subjects on station requested location of CR 40 and also location of Cromwell Advised same February 12 9:27 a.m. — Subject asked can fishermen use 1982 license if not good until March 1, advised unknown, telephone KC to check with Co. 10:00 a.m. — Subject on station reference 2x4 laying in middle of roadway just north of tracks on South Huntington 7:36 p.m. — Subject in Heights requested officer reference kids throwing snowballs at his house 8:28 p.m. — Subject, Papakeechie Lake, reference possible breaking and entering in progress in neighborhood. They are in flat pickup in driveway; KC dear February 13 10:40 a m — Subject reported attempted breaking and entering at local restaurant 12:30 p.m. — Subject on station needing firemen at VyLactos 12:51 p.m. — Subject requested do you need to carry a license at all times, or do you have 24 hours to produce, advised will check and advise 9:13 p.m. — Subject on Kale Island requested officer reference pjpblejn with snowmobiles February 14 8:51 a m. — Officer requested vehicle registration information reference vehicle SR 13 at Pacer, road hazard. Advised officer owner’s name, KC ran information check earlier, was involved in personal injury accident. Officer requested telephone owner to move immediately 10:51 a m. — Landlord reported subject, gave description, his tenant, left home yesterday on foot, left two-year old alone at residence, possibly headed south, any information? Advised negative, KC clear via telephone, they advised negative 1:06 p.m. — Officer requested vehicle registration information reference found plate, telephone owner and advise pllate on station. Clear, no answer

7:06 p.m. — Very excited subject requested officer reference subject with gun 8:36 p.m. — Officer advised contact units to disregard, everything under control February IS 9:28 a.m. — Subject on station for officer Sent to police department 10:07 a.m. — Subject, Milford business, needs vehicle sitting over a drain moved. Ran vehicle registration check, no telephone listing. Advised her if street department needs moved, they can have it towed, otherwise negative (vehicle legally parked on Main Street, Milford) 1:09 p.m. — Subject asked if there is a product to spray on materials making them flame retardant. Advised unknown, possible check with hardware stores or large department store 2:14 p.m. — Subject reported garbage truck just dumped large amount of trash on roadway just west of Crazy Corners, headed toward town. Officer dear 3:08 p.m. — Subject advised of garbage west of Crazy Corners, advised it has been reported 3:17 p.m. — Officer advised Hit and run accident Anthony L. Timmons, 18. r 2 Milford, was the victim of a hit-and-run accident Friday. Feb. 12, at 4:27 p.m. in Goshen. Tim mon. was driving north on Main Street in Goshen when his 1959 Chevrolet half-ton truck was struck by a Buick operated by an elderly woman. The unidentified woman, who left the scene, had driven onto Main Street from Carter Road. Timmons told Goshen City Police Sgt. Bill Hixon that the woman looked at his truck before leaving the scene. She was heading north. Damage was estimated at more than S2OO to the truck. Building owner calls police Owen Cobbum. 313 Benton St., Syracuse, owner of a. building at 525 E. Lincoln Aye., Goshen, notified Goshen police he saw three boys walking around inside his building and was able to apprehend one of the suspects. The three boys, who said they were exploring, were released to their parents after being turned over to police. Lock cut A lock on a shed was cut by burglars at Phend and Brown. Inc., CR 600 N, Leesburg, over the past week end. Taken was one set of torches which were loaded into a vehicle. The torches are valued at SSOO. Investigating the break-in is officer Sam Whitaker and Michael Hobbs of the Kosciusko County Sheriff ’s Department. Case continued The arraignment of Kerry Joseph Farrell, 27, r 5 Syracuse, was continued in circuit court Tuesday until March 9 at 9 a.m. and a court appointed attorney was named to represent him. a

Wed., February 17,1S82—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

driver of garbage truck stated trash was already there when they got there, advise KC to advise further February 16 8:09 a.m. — Subject requested information but was cut off 9:06 a.m. — Same subject as 8:09 a.m. requesting information

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Journey on the Rhine to be featured March 4

Kiwanis Clubs of Lakeland. Milford and Syracuse will present the fourth program of the Travel and Adventure Film Series Thursday evening. March 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Wawasee High School Auditorium. “Journey On the Rhine,” by Lee Cavanagh will be the program. The travelogue profession comes naturally to Cavanagh. In fact, it would perhaps have been unusual if he had not chosen this line of work. He has beep actively involved in motion picture photography for as long as he can remember and he spent many years before the public as a CBS Television personality in Saint Louis, Mo. Cavanagh and his wife, Lily, formerly owned a popular midwest travel agency and they still lead group tours each year to interesting parts of the world. All of these experiences directed Cavanagh to his present role of travel and adventure filmmaker. Cavanaghs, who present the musical portion of their production, have worked together on photographic journeys to all of the world’s continents. - They have visited 36 countries and have crossed the Atlantic 46 times by air and ship. The traveling itself however, only partially satisfies a travelogue artist like Cavanagh It is through the medium of film that he can share the beauty and adventure of his own experiences with an audience. The sharing gives meaning and completion to the creative effort of travelogue filmmaking, particularly with a subject as special as “Journey On The Rhine.” “Journey On The Rhine” begins on the rooftop of Europe, amid the mountain peaks and glaciers of spectacular Switzerland. The birthplace of the upper Rhine is high up in melting Alpine snows at Thomas See. The -story of the Rhine gradually unfolds, down through Switzerland, to Lake Constance, to

reference trouble with 18-year aid son 1:21 p.m. — Subject reported vehicle partially in roadway on North Street, last block 4:41 p.m. — Subjects on station with wheel covers they found 9:55 p.m. — Subject reference phone number of humane shelter

mighty Schaffhausen Falls and past a corner of France at Strasbourg. The Rhine flows on into Germany and becomes the “romantic” Rhine with huge cities and magnificant old castles competing for the traveler’s attention. Finally, the Rhine makes its way through the pic-ture-book towns, and ancient windmills of Holland to the North Sea. Along the way, experience the beauty and vitality of this great LEECAVANAGH river. Alpine glory shifts to cosmopolitan excitement in cities like Basel. Cologne, Dusseldorf, nearby Heidelberg on the Necker and Rotterdam. The picturesque villages of the Black Forrest contrast with bustling cities like Bonn, capital of West Germany and the birthplace of Beethoven. Most of all, meet the people of this region. Share their concerns and aspirations wheather they be Swiss wood-carvers or Black Forest brides. Participate in a classic journey and also learn the story of the Rhine's role in Europe during the turbulant 1980’S.

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