The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 February 1984 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., February 29,1984

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Tippecanoe trustee gives assessing instructions

The time for personal property assessing is here once again. According to Richard D. Mitchell, Tippecanoe Township Trustee, “Individual Tangible Personal Property Assessment” Form 101’s will be mailed within the next few days. This form is to be used to report such items as snowmobiles, all terrain vehicles, pontoons, boats, outboard motors, travel trailers, pick-up truck toppers and trailers of all descriptions, owned or in a person’s possession on March 1,1984. For those residents of Tippecanoe Township needing assistance with their forms, the trustee’s office is located in the rear of the North Webster Fire Station. The office will be open Monday thru Friday, 8 a m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays, 9 a m. to noon. All forms must be received by May 15 or penalties will be applied. The office can be reached by dialing 834-4402. All personal property is taxable in the county and township where it physically sits on March 1,1984, regardless of the place of your principal residence. Out of state residents are also liable for property tax within the state of Indiana If you store a boat in Tippecanoe Township, the taxes are due here, reminds Mitchell. Boat companies are required to provide the assessor with a list of all boats stored with them. Please report the boats in the same name as you store them at the marinas. Boats stored at Pierce s Tippecanoe Boat Company. Barbee Marina, Brower s. Sock's. Wick’s. North Webster Marina or Plaza, should be filed with Mitchell's office. If you have travel trailer

EXPO 'B4 — The Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op will hold Expo ’B4 on March 6 at the National Guard Armery in Warsaw. The Expo brings together supplier representatives from every area of agri-business. Photos above show the 1983 Expo. Land O Lakes representative Bob Rouss is pictured on the left. In the center are Will Schieler of Production Credit Association; Phil Ogden, president of the board of directors of the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op; and Eldon Kessler, crop chemical technician specialist of IFBCA. Shown on the right are Bob Caughell, sales specialist for IFBCA: and Steve Moore, sales representative for Rohm and Haas.

Farm Bureau plans Expo

Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op will hold Expo 'B4 in conjunction with its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday, March 6. at the National Guard Armory, located on CR 200N, just east of SR 15 on the north edge of Warsaw The stockholders meeting will begin at 10 a m. and should conclude at approximately 11 a m. Pancakes and sausages will be available, beginning at the close

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located at a campgrounds in Tippecanoe Township on March 1, then it is to be assessed in Tippecanoe Township. All utility and boat trailers are to be reported as they are checked against license plate registrations. You must report all trailers even if no license are purchased. If after reviewing the forms, there are no items to report, please write nothing to report on the face of the form, sign and return the form to the address listed on the bottom. Be sure to return the form even if there is nothing to report so a late assessment will not be made in your name on previously owned items. For those who have no change from last year, write “Same as last year” on the margin of the form, sign and return. Any changes should also be noted. Standard book values will be used to assess all personal property. If you have sold your personal property, you should advise the name and address of the new owner. If you repopKany items on Form 101 within Kosciusko County, you will receive a tax bill from the’Kosciusko Comity Treasurer in the spring of /1985. This is pavable in two installments due the Kosciusko County Treasurer on May 10 ancf November 10. Farmers and businessmen who need assistance may contact the trustee s office for an, appointment Monday through Friday. You must have your Federal Depreciation Schedule for the accurate figures needed for these forms. A complete list of all vehicles on which no excise tax is paid must also accompany all business and farm forms. No business or farm form will be accepted without the automotive

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of the meeting, until 7 p.m. Expo 'B4 will bring together supplier representatives from every area of agri-business. Agribusiness companies represented at the all-day event include fertilizer, feed, chemicals, fuel, and animal health products. The event is sponsored by the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau £e-op to provide up-to-date information and assistance to area farmers as they begin planning

equipment list. All dogs owned or harbored must be tagged. The fee may be sent by mail, but should enclose a self addressed stamped envelope so the tag and receipt can be returned. Fees are as follows: Neutered males, and spayed females, $1; unspayed females and non-neutered males, $3; Second and each added dog, $5; minor kennel, 1-5 dogs, sls; major kennel over 15 dogs, $25. Any additions or construction within Kosciusko County must be reported to the Area Plan Commission located in the basement of the Kosciusko County Courthouse. Building permits are free and must be obtained. Anyone who sells or moves a mobile home is required by law to obtain a transfer from the Kosciusko County Treasurer’s Office. A fine of SIOO may be levied on any person moving a mobile home without a valid transfer in his possession. A title on a mobile home cannot be transferred at the license bureau without the transfer which is also a tax clearance. Reregistrations for boats must be stamped by the County Treasurer showing that the taxes are paid before being sent to the Department of Natural Resources. They will not accept a boat registration without this stamp. The rates for 1984 has increased and are as follows: class A boat under 16 feet, $10; class one 16 feet to less than 26 feet. sl2; class two boat. 26 feet to less than 40 feet. sls; class three boat 40 feet or more, S2O; dealer. $10; duplicate registration and duplicate decals, $1 each.

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their spring planting Door prizes will be awarded throughout the day and several special events are planned. Tickets are available at Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op branch offices in Warsaw. Milford, and Silver Lake. Donations sought for WHS auction The Wawasee High School Music Boosters is sponsoring its second annual auction at the high school on April 16. All donations except clothing will be greatly appreciated and all funds raised will benefit the concert choir and orchestra by helping them participate in a music festival in Nashville, Tenn, on the first weekend in May. Anyone wishing to donate items should contact Wawasee High School at 457-3147. Further information will be published as plans are finalized. Prices soar Skyrocketing food costs sent wholesale prices soaring 0 6 percent in January, the biggest gain in 14 months, the government reported recently.

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OFFICE MANAGER - Betty Hall has been named office manager of Da-Lite Screen Com* pany, Inc., according to an announcement by George H. Lenke, president. As of January 2, she was elected secretary of the corporation. She succeeds Lily Love, who retired from Da-Lite on December 31, after 47 years of service. Mrs. Hall joined Da-Lite in April 1974. She has served in various capacities including billing, purchasing and accounting. A graduate of Warsaw High School, she was employed for several years at a. Warsaw office supply firm. She is married to Bob Hall who is associated with Brock Manufacturing of Milford. The couple who reside at Waubee Lake, Milford, have a daughter, Mrs. Don (Leigh Ann) Flenar of Milford, and a son Jeff Hall of Leesburg; two grandsons, Nicholas and Joshua. Betty enjoys reading, tennis and traveling. Fewer farmers Only 12 percent of the nation’s dairy farmers signed up for the federal program that will pay dairy farmers to reduce milk output, Deputy Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng said recently.

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North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN

New books at Webster

Below are listed new books at the North Webster/Tippecanoe Twp. Library: Adult Non-fiction - The best of Ralph Waldo Emerson — Ralph Waldo Emerson, In someone’s shadow — Rod McKuen, Good Housekeeping basic gardening techniques — Ralph Bailey, ed., The Good Housekeeping cookbook - Zoe Coulson, ed., The Settlement cookbook — The Settlement Cookbook Co., Sylvia Porter’s money book, Vol. I — Sylvia Porter, Designing your face — Way Bandy, Space and storage — Time-Life Books, The writing and selling of fiction — Paul R. Reynolds and Love must be tough — James C. Dobson Fiction - Mandarin Robert Elegant, Black heart - Eric Van Lustbader, The time of the hunter’s moon — Victoria Holt, Marcia Schuyler - Grace. Livingston Hill, The witness - Grace Livingston Hill, Exit Betty — Grace Livingston Hill, Aunt Crete’s emancipation — Grace Livingston Hill, A green desire — Anton Myrer, Lady Chatterley’s love - D. H. Lawrence, Women in love - D. H. Lawrence, Sons and lovers — D. H. Lawrence, The burning hills — Louis L’Amour and The'wicked day - Mary Stewart Juvenile Non-fiction - The April food - Mary Blount Christian, The Pied Piper of Hamelin — Robert Browning, The talking tabby cat - Jane Belk Moncure, Punch lines — Charles Keller, Attack of the killer grizzly - Lionel Wilson, Smokey the shark and other fishy tales — Charles Keller, Un-frog-gettable riddles - Joanne E. Bernstein, Beginning to learn about winter - Richard L. Allington and The man who kept house — Kathleen and Michael Hague Fiction — Backyard basketball

superstar — Monica Kelin, Annie and the party thieves - Fran Manushkin, Annie and the dessert treasurer — Fran Manushkin, Annie finds sandy — Fran Manushkin, Boom-de-boom — Elaine Edelman, Willie the slowpoke - Rose Greydanus, The robot and Rebecca and the missing owser — Jane Yolen, Commander toad and the planet of the grapes - Jane Yolen, The giants’ farm - Jane Yolen, The case of the secret message — Sid Fleischman, Falling star — Lisa Eisenberg, House of laughs - Lisa Eisenberg, Killer music - Lisa Eisenberg, Goodnight, dear monster! — Terry Nell Morris, Running out of magic with Houdini - Elizabeth Levy, Robbie and the leep year blues - Norma Klein, Mostly magic - Ruth Chew, Good night, Fred — Rosemary Wells, The Kenton year - Ruth Wallace-Brodeur, Nobody’s fault — Patricia Hermes Also, Smoky the cow horse - Will James, Leo and Emily’s big ideas - Franz Brandenberg, Leo and Emily — Franz Brandenberg, The mysterious zetabet — Scot Corbett, Farewell, Aunt Isabel — Ilse-Margret Vogel, Millicent the magnificent — Alice Bach, Ship of danger - Mabel Esther Allan, The Mark Twain murders - Laurence Yep, T. J. Folger, thief - Steven Kroll, Yours till Niagara Falls, Abby - Jane O’Connor, Billy Jo Jive and the case of the midnight voices - John Shearer, Good old James - John Donovan, When grandpa died — Margaret Stevens, The birthday goat — Nancy Dingman Watson, Even if I did something awful - Barbara Shook Hazen, Walls are to be walked — Nathan Zimelman And, Benny bakes a cake - Eve Rice, Detective mole and the Halloween mystery — Roljert

Quackenbush, Charlie-Bob’s fan — W. B. Park, Trouble with money - Stan & Jane Berenstain, The birthday tree — Paul Fleischman, Mystery at Southport Cinema - Florence Parry Heide, May I stay? - Harry Allard, Here comes Alex Pumpernickel! - Fernando Krahn, The little witch Wanda - Mariette Vanhalewijn, Henry Bear’s park - David McPhail, While the moon shines bright — Jeanne Whitehouse Peterson, The perils of Putney — Stephen Krensky, Raggedy Ann and Andy and the haunted doll house — Jane E. Gerver, Who’s afraid of the dark? - Muriel Stanek, The little witch and the riddle — Bruce Degen, The war party — William O. Steele, The empty squirrel - Carol Carrick, My very own octopus - Bernard Most, A single speckled egg - Sonia Levitin, Norman the doorman - Don Freeman and Blind outlaw - Glen Rounds Room 4-U 4-H club elects officers The Room 4-You 4-H Club of North Webster met in the home of Chad Engle on Monday, Feb. 20. The officers who were recently elected are: President - Pat Ross Vice president - Chris Conkling Secretary - Lisa Long Treasurer - Dick Ross Song leader - Keith Waites News reporter - Chad Engle Health and safety — Barb Signorelli. Pat Ross, club president called the meeting to order with the pledges to the flags repeated by the seven members and three new members. During the business meeting old and new

business was discussed including the recruiting of new members. Keith Waites led the group in a ; song “Happy Days Theme.” A demonstration on acrylic * painting were given by Chad ; Engle. The meeting was adjourn- ; ed and refreshments were served. The March 19 meeting will be in the home of Dick and Pat Ross. New members are welcome. —NW — Mental Health association can help The challenges of being a parent are often overwhelming. Accompanying the many joys are the fears and frustrations of each new situation. To assist the parent in the demanding role the Mental Health Association of Indiana is making available a 12 part series entitled “Understanding Your Child.” These consist of reassuring suggestions to aid in dealing with the common problems children face. For more information contact the Mental Health Association of Indiana, 1433 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 46202 Minor damage in 2-vehicle traffic accident James H. Atwood, North Webster, was involved in a two-vehicle accident Thursday, Feb. 23, at 9:47 a.m. on West Center Street, Warsaw. The mishap occurred west of Buffalo Street. Also involved in the accident was Ted W. Prater 20, 104 Pope St., Warsaw. Damage was estimated at less than S2OO to both vehicles.