The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 February 1984 — Page 18
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., February 1,1984
It happened... in Syracuse
10 YEARS AGO. JAN. 30.1974 Chairman John Call presided for the Monday noon dinner meeting of the Pickwick Place Merchants association at the Palace of Sweets with about a dozen interested persons in attendance. One of the main topics of discussion was parking meters in the uptown area and it was noted no, request will be made to the town to bag the meters for the Saturday stale this week.
The future of interest rates
To avoid that, President Reagan has been in recent days studying arguments from within his administration for new taxes and for standby taxes. As this is written, most people expect the president to stick by his earlier position — in favor of contingent, or standby, taxes if the budget deficit climbs above the official forecast. z That forecast, it now appears, will be in the neighborhood of $lB5 billion, down only slightly. It could rise in 1985 — and that’s when contingent taxes would be triggered into law. Yet Republican senators like Bob Dole and Howard Baker, and a group inside the White House (reportedly including Jim Baker, chief of staff) are pressing Reagan to move now - in the No success guarantee Trade and technical schools may be able to provide basic training for almost anyone seeking education for entrance level employment, or promotions within certain levels of employment, notes the Better Business Bureau. What Trade and techincal schools can’t guatantee is success in any enterprise. If you are in high school, don't overlook the school’s guidance counsellors as you research the fields available to you. These person may be available to help you decide whether or not you are qualified for the technical training that you are considering Initially, find out about employment conditions for the business you would like to enter You can do this by talking with prospective employers who hire in the field you are interested in. Also, seek out several schools offering the same courses. Ask for bottom line costss, whether or not the school is accredited, how many students have graduated and how many are in jobs, and, finally, the names, addresses and phone numbers of several graduates that have attended the school.
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As of this Saturday, Feb. 2, all post offices in the county, with the exception of Silver Lake, will join in the area mail processing, whereby all outgoing mail from each postal area will go to the sectional center at South Bend for canceling and postmarking. Ashley Hawk, owner of Hawk’s Recreation shop in the Wawasee Village, received a plaque from J»m Eger, selection committee chairman, as Hawk was inducted into the Indiana track and cross
budget to be submitted this month -for new tax revenues. If Reagan is persuaded (and he has not been as yet) to propose new revenue-raising taxes, that might have a dramatic effect on interest rates. Rates would probably not fall drastically at once. But the trend would be established as downward, and it might continue for years - if inflation continues under control. And December’s figures on inflation (for November) were highly encouraging. Candidates: one man's opinion * By J. W. ANDERSON Most candidates mostly for publicity. Except for Ronald Reagan, Jesse Jackson is the only candidate to secure great amounts of free publicity. George McGovern is perhaps as honorable and honest as any candidate. He will perhaps not get my vote because we differ on too many issues. Senator Ernest F. Rollings of South Carolina may or may not make a good President, but, of all the candidates, he is the least inclined to hide behind generalities. The next President is going to inherit a mess, but most candidates offer prosperity but do not bother to mention painful choices. Whatever weaknesses he may have, he can not be accused of lack of candor. Whether popular or not, he tells the voters what he will try to do. Others admit that taxes will have to be raised and pensions cut, but do/’so only in private. He told the students at Dartmouth that he wanted every student in the room drafted. He told the National Council of Senior Citizens that they should consider their children and grandchildren and accept a reduction in benefits and that they should quit adding to the huge debt to be passed onto the next generation. Other candidates realize that we are on a disaster course but seem unable or unwilling to consider solutions.
country hall of fame during a luncheon Saturday at Warren Central high school. Hawk joined 20 other athletes, coaches and contributors in the charter group. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Enoch and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Thomas have returned from two weeks vacation in Florida and Nassau. They also spent one week at the Atlanta furniture and gift show. « 20 YEARS AGO, JAN. 30,1904 The town of Syracuse began the year of 1964 with a total of $68,929.24 in the bank in all funds, according to the town’s annual report published in detailed form in this issue of The Mail-Journal. The town began the year with $142,411,53 in the bank and received $357,534.48 during the year 1963 for a total balance and receipts of $499,946.01. Charles Cleveland of r 4 Syracuse new highway engineer for the Kosciusko County Highway Department will commence his duties Saturday, Feb. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Poyser spent last weekend in Michigan with their daughter, Mrs. Lowell Nichols and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kuhn, Boston street, returned last week from a vacation trip to Florida. They visited the west coast, the Everglades and other points of interest. Lt. James Connolly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Coilnolly, left on Sunday for the east coast where
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TOP SALES AWARDS — Deb Kirkdorfer, left, and Pat Bitner/right, are shown receiving plaques from broker Phil Beer of Beer Realty, Syracuse, for 1983 sales accomplishments. Pat received top award with sales over $2,000,000 for the year and Deb sold $1,000,000 for 1983. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)
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Lake City Bank president R. Douglas Grant has announced two recent personnel changes at the Lakeland branch office in North Webster, and one new appointment in Warsaw. James Salisbury, former manager of the Lakeland office of the Lake City Bank, has accepted a position as an officer in the Consumer Loan Department in Warsaw. Assuming the manager’s position at the Lakeland office is Jeanne Thomas. She comes to Lake City Bank with over 13 years of professional banking experience in all facets of consumer
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he will embark for Germany. His wife and children win remain in Syracuse with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lantz, for the present. They will join Lt. Connolly later. Syracuse Democrat and Republican precint committeemen met Tuesday evening in the Syracuse Town hall for the purpose of changing precinct boundaries in Turkey Creek township. 30 YEARS AGO, JAN. 29,1954 Quick thinking and action on part of rescuers prevented a near tragedy early Sunday afternoon when a propeller driven ice boat sank in Syracuse Lake, just north of the B & O railroad bridge near the point. Occupants of the boat, Jerry Mannensmith, 13, and its pilot Norman Greesley, 29, both of Ossian, were submerged in the icy waters by the capsizing of the boat. Walter Kegg, 78, announced his retirement as an employee of the Bushong Barber Shop this week after having served as their employee for the past 12 years. Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Kern and family of Auburn, were Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs. Kern’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong entertained at a dinner party Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Melville Smith who are leaving Saturday for a month’s stay in California.
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8 and commercial lending, as well as bank operations and finance. Other members of the Lakeland office staff include Jeanette Bockman, Bev Hamman and Jane Shepherd. According to Grant, “Jeanne and the staff are eager to serve the customers of the North Webster area in all of their financial Gayle Lackey, formerly an officer in the Consumer Loan Department of Lake City Bank, was named as the new manager of the West Lake office on Old Road 30W in Warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Juday entertained Monday evening for dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday, the occasion was in honor of Karen Juday’s fifth birthday. Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kleinknight were Mrs. Wanda Lee Andrew and Mrs. Robert Krutch, both of Angola, Indiana. 50 YEARS AGO, FEB. 1,1934 At the second meeting of the Wawasee Conservation club, Friday evening, the possibility of making a rearing pond for fish between the pump house and Skinner’s ditch was discussed, the project having been proposed by C. W. Howard; When C. H. King and Guy Hayes were driving home, about 11:30, yesterday morning, and turned onto the Kale Island road from Road 13, they saw the shingle roof of the first house ablaze. This is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ritter. The committee appointed at the last meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, after talks with the club women of Syracuse, hope to hold a play and entertainment in the High School during the coming month, to raise funds for the city park. Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Natheta, to Lloyd E. French, of South Bend, on December 23rd by the Rev. Elmer Ward Cole, pastor of the First Christian Church of South
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In making his announcement, Grant said “In a continuing effort to provide professional service with a personal touch, we have asked Mrs. Lackey to manage the West Lake office. She has many years of professional banking experience and will be-offering all financial needs to customers of the West Lake office.’’
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Bend. Mr. and Mrs. French are making their home in South Bend, where they are both employed. LEGALS NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No. E-84-6 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA Notice Is hereby given that Robert Allen Wieczork was on the 17th day of January, 1984, appointed: Executor of the will of Ronald Matthew Wieczork, 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 17th day of January, 1984. N. Jean Messmore Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court Martha Foreman Yoder, Ainley, Ulmer & Buckingham Attorneys Goshen, IN 46526 F.l-8 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given, that the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals shall hold a public hearing on a petition filed by Steve Wolterman requesting a Variance in the Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance, which would permit him to construct an accessory building (24'x36' garage) on a lot without a principle structure on his property which is located on the north side of a Private Road and Vi mile west of Kober Road and described as follows, to wit: Lot Number Twenty-three (23) in Sub
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,1983 TOWN OF WINONA LAKE STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS, CASH BALANCES AND INVESTMENT BALANCES (INCLUDE UTILITIES) Cash Cash ' Total Cash Balance Balance At & Inv. FUND January 1 Receipts Disbursements December 31 At Dec. 31 General Fund $14,591.38 8269,192.28 $219,803.54 8 63,980 12 8 63,980 12 Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 60,931.94 26,729.58 30,740 66 56,920 86 56,920 86 Motor Vehicle Highway 18,064.17 40,463.34 52,159 51 6,388 00 6,388.00 Local Road And Street 22,531.22 13,999.90 30,000.00 6,531.12 6,531.12 Parks And Recreation Fund 1,498.45 18,836.11 18,072.43 2.262.13 2,262 13 Cumulative Capital Improvement 8.156.29 11,711.32 19,867.61 19,867.61 Corporation Bond No. 1 Fund 24,276.98 23,990.03 25,150 00 23,117.01 23,117.01 Winona Lake Days 26.93 26.93 26.93 Winona Lake Improvement 2,722.50 1,500.00 4,222 50 4,222.50 Flowing Well 25 00 25.00 25 00 Firearms . 137 00 126.25 10.75 10.75 Accident Report 35 04 19.13 15.91 15.91 hud (1,038.39) 189,404.85 183,711.29 4,655.17 * 4,655.17 Sewage Operating 97,021.16 206,788.32 204,457.60 201.351 88 201,351.88 Total $C48,827.63 $804,787 77 $764,240.41 $389,374.99 $389,374.99 A detailed Accounting of Receipts and Disbursements is on file in the Clerk-Treasurer s Office and may be reviewed Airing business hours. INVESTMENT OF CASH FUND BALANCES Lake City Bank $320,000.00 Total $320,000.00 LONG TERM INDEBTEDNESS AS OF DECEMBER 31,1983 OUTSTANDING BONDS RETIRED G.Q. BONDS REVENUE BONDS INTEREST PAID AS OF JAN. 1, 1983 DURING I*B3 OUTSTANDING <• OUTSTANDING DURING 1983 AS OF DEC. 3,1983 AS OF DEC. 31, 1983 PURPOSE OF DEBT (A) (C) (D) (E) (F) Sewer Utility $ 65,000.00 $15,000.00 $50,000.00* $ 3,002.50 Another 128,000.00 13,000.00 $115.000 00 12,150 00 Total $193,000.00 $28,000.00 $115.000 00 $50,000 00 $15,212.50 Charlene Black, Clerk-Treasurer pPRIHTING Is Our BUSINESS I Just a few of the many products I printed by us are listed here INVOICES — BUSINESS STATIONERY PERSONAL CARDS — CATALOGS STATEMENT HEADS — TICKETS ENVELOPES — LETTERHEADS HANDBILLS — SALE BILLS AND MANY OTHER ITEMS I Stop in for all your printing needs ■ — Prompt, Courteous Service To All — THE MAIL-JOURNAL 658-4111 457-3666 L MILFORD SYRACUSE .
division Number Three (3), In Papakeechle, as she same Is known and designated on the recorded plat of said park, except therefrom any portion of said parcel of land which Iles under the water of Lake Papakeechle, and one (1) foot of earth around the margin of said lake at high water mark. The hearing will be held in the Meeting Room, in the basement of the Kosciusko County, Justice Building, Warsaw, Indiana, on Monday the 13th day of February, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. All Interested persons are invited to attend and be heard. Written comments will be considered If they are received in the Office of the Kosciusko County Area Planning Department, Court House, Warsaw, Indiana, no later than 12:00 Noon on the day of the hearing. KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Daniel W. Richard, Director J.25-F.l LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SE RVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NOS. 372928,37414 PETITION OF PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANY OF INDIANA, INC., AN INDIANA CORPORATION, FOR AUTHORITY (I) TO BORROW MONEY FROM VARIOUS COM MERCIAL BANKS AND OTHER LENDERS, (ID TO ISSUE PROMISSORY NOTES TO EVIDENCE SUCH BORROW INGS, ANO (III) TO APPLY THE MONEY OBTAINED FROM SUCH BORROWINGS, TOWARD (a) THE ACQUISITION OF PRO PERTY, MATERIAL OR WORKING CAPITAL, OR (b) THE CONSTRUCTION, COMPLETION, EXTENSION OR IMPROVEMENT OF ITS FACILITIES, PLANT OR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. OR (C) THE IMPROVEMENT OF ITS SER VICE. OR (d) THE DISCHARGE OR LAWFUL REFUNDING OF ITS OBLIGATIONS OUTSTANDING, OR (e) THE REIMBURSEMENT OF ITS TREASURY FOR MONEY ACTUALLY EXPENDED FROM INCOME. OR FROM ANY OTHER MONEY IN THE TREASURY FOR SUCH PURPOSES. PETITION OF PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANY OF INDIANA. INC. FOR AUTHOR! TY TO INCREASE ITS RATES AND CHARGES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE AND FOR APPROVAL OF NEW SCHEDULES OF RATES AND CHARGES ANO OF RULES ANO REGULATIONS AP PLICABLE TO SUCH RATES AND
CHARGES. Notice is hereby given that the Public's and Intervenor's cases-ln-chlef In these • Causes will be conducted in the Rooms of the Commission, 907 State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, at 8:30 A.M., EST, on FEBRUARY 20,1904. Public participation Is requested. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NOS. 37292 & 37414 PETITION OF PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANY OF INDIANA, INC., AN INDIANA CORPORATION, FOR AUTHORITY (I) TO BORROW MONEY FROM VARIOUS COM/ MERCIAL BANKS AND OTHER LENDERS, (II) TO ISSUE PROMISSORY NOTES TO EVIDENCE SUCH BORROW INGS, AND (III) TO APPLY THE MONEY OBTAINED FROM SUCH BORROWINGS, TOWARD (a) THE ACQUISITION OF PRO PERTY, MATERIAL OR WORKING CAPITAL, OR (b) THE CONSTRUCTION. COMPLETION, EXTENSION OR IMPROVEMENT OF ITS FACILITIES, PLANT OR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, OR (c) THE IMPROVEMENT OF ITS SER VICE, OR (d) THE DISCHARGE OR LAWFUL REFUNDING OF ITS OBLIGATIONS OUTSTANDING, OR (e) THE REIMBURSEMENT OF ITS TREASURY FOR MONEY ACTUALLY EXPENDED FROM INCOME, OR FROM ANY OTHER MONEY IN THE TREASURY FOR SUCH PURPOSES. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana has consolidated the hereinabove Cause with Cause No. 37414: PETITION OF PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANY OF INDIANA, INC. FOR AUTHORITY TO INCREASE ITS RATES AND CHARGES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE AND FOR APPROVAL OF NEW SCHEDULES OF RATES AND CHARGES AND OF RULES AND REGULATIONS AP PLICABLE TO SUCH RATES AND CHARGES. The basic issues to be considered in this hearing are Petitioner's request for emergency rate relief and Petitioner's request to be authorized to issue additional short term debt. A public evidentiary hearing will be con ducted in this Cause in Room 907, State Os fice Building. Indianapolis, Indiana, com mencing at 9:00 A M., EST, on FEBRUARY*' 13,1984. Public participation is requested.