The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 April 1984 — Page 19

|= nr-THT— — SFAIRMONT INCREASING PRODUCTION! | I Talk Incentive Pay For Experienced People Q NOW MIRING 1 • Electricians • Cabinet Setters • Trimmers 1 • Shelters • Metal Men • Sidewallers • Repair Men • Service Men • Roofers See: Burr Gray Fairmont Homes Inc. CI7, MPPHEE PHONE 219-773-7 MI 1— rm—rm inr-rm - inrrnt— l I I | | 457-4495 | NEW LISTINGS I ft - in —Il NO. 1255 — BIG BARBEE W; , 1/ ~ ’ I LAKEFRONT — 3 bedrooms *W\| J " I B plus den, beautiful new kit- 2^^’t -mr- —mfcj chen plus a year-round ren- "Wl . tai over the 2 car garage — all for only $74,900. I ****"•■— I I • ' 'HW rimffiJ ■ fl ■ ■ I NO. 1256 —NEW, NEW, NEW from the paint on the outside Illi .C- uJk f & front porch to the carpet, .. •■ B kitchen & both on the inside. y I 3or 4 bedrooms, full base- f| | ’BffHßffßffPT ■ B ment & priced to sell quickly I I ® |g| t K at $28,000. R H I ■ 5 I I I I T■ I I NO. 1259 — WEBSTER LAKE " ’ I B GET-A-WAY! Easy lake living I * q f z |h in this large 5 bedroom home 2|f K I on lakefront for only $52,900. ■ ■ W f NO. 1261 —Beautiful quality constructed 3 bedroom home overlooking Little Tippy. This A! is an immaculate home; pricB edats74,ooo. B NO. 1258 — Excellent starter or retirement home in North Webster. Conveniently located on a corner lot. Walk to your every need. I B $22,500. NO. 1262 — LITTLE BARBEE LAKEFRONT — Lovely home designed for lake living. $69,900 includes 3 lots, glass enclosed patio, boat & shore ■ station. B NO. 1263 — SYRACUSE COUNTRY LIVING — With 40x54 mechanical shop & cattle shed. Home offers 3 bedrooms & can be heated entirely | by wood. All for $65,000. I FEATURING THIS WEEK 1 RK **. Uta -.- ,-■ -.. I B IWi' fap* S--' ' f i ■ c r W? m II K 'H If | j ■ L-J One of Milford's finest homes. All brick exterior, 2H bedrooms, I'A baths, full deep basement. Charming old woodwork & convenient

LEGALS NOTICE TO PETITIONERS ANO TAXPAYERS OF HEARING ON PETITIONS FOR REASSESSMENT OF REAL ESTATE IN KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA Pursuant to the provisions of IC 4-1.1-4-8 notice Is hereby given to petitioners and taxpayers of Kosciusko, County, Indiana, that - the State Board of Tax Commissioners, or a representative thereof, will conduct a hearing on May 10,1904, in the office of the County Auditor, Court House, Warsaw, Indiana, on petitions filed with this Board requesting a reassessment of real estate for the year 1904. The hearing will commence at the hour of 10:00 A.M., and continue until all petitions have been considered. There were filed with this Board 2 petitions. requesting a total net reduction in assessments of $24,550, which will be considered at the hearing. A detailed statement showing the names of the petitioners, the descriptions of the properties and the amount of each specific reduction or increase requested is available at the County Assessor's Office and also at the office of the township trustee or the township assessor of the township In which the property is located. All persons who have filed petitions for reassessment and taxpayers of the county are hereby notified that they may appear at such hearing and show cause, if any, why a reassessment of any such real estate should or should not be made After such hearing the State Board of Tax Commissioners shall order such reassess ment as it deems appropriate. STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS Gordon E. Mclntyre. Commissioner By JD Geiger Kosciusko County Auditor ATTEST: Robert M. Bond. Secretary xc: County Assessor Hearing Officer File

Ip IWMiMBM [I I BROTHERS REALTY || | ii GKD 11 IK * UtonUfcrTi I WAWASS USCMBiT WAWASBCHANNH . L l 3 bodroom homo with firapbc* and many ox- ■ Lika now year round 3 bodroom homo with tras, 2 cor gorogo. Swimming booth, pior and control air. 647,500. »allbo<rt act—to lake. >115,000. I I I p U MBi B Iff Oi I ■ WAWASHCHAHNEL LAWKWWASS $ -1- homo with family lay Point Coaßo-Photo 111 | 3 Mobile Homo Lots With Sower And Water | I '3,900-7,000 I

Seek missing EMS signs Tippecanoe Township Trustee Richard Mitchell and Township Clerk Sue Ann Mitchell have reported that all Emergency Medical Service lane signs have been surveyed. A number of signs have been reported missing. Anyone who happens to have a sign is asked to drop it off at the North Webster Fire Station. According to Mrs. Mitchell, the signs are to be repaired and back in place by Memorial Day. Anyone interested in volunteering their services may contact the trustee’s office. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given to all interested persons that the Board of Trustees of the Town of North Webster, Indiana will accept sealed bids for resurfacing of various streets in the Town of North Webster, Indiana, from the date of this notice until the hour of 7:00 p.m. on the 9th day of May, 1984 at which said day and hour the bids received will be opened and examined and the contract for such resurfacing awarded to the lowest and best bidder. The resurfacing work shall consist of all necessary cleaning, grading, and preparation of the present existing streets designated for resurfacing, and the fur nishlng and application thereto of materials all as set forth in the specifications. Interested bidders may obtain specifica tions relatl ve to such street resurfacing work from the Clerk-Treasurer of the Town of North Webster at her office in the Town Hall. Each bid shall be submitted upon the prescribed Form 96 with the non-collusion affidavit properly executed and accompanied by Form 96A Financial Statement. Each bid shall be accompanied by a bid bond or certified funds made payable to the Town of North Webster in an amount equal to five percent (5%) of the maximum total bid. Bids shall be sealed and submitted to-the Town Clerk-Treasurer, at P.O. Box 95. North Webster, Indiana 46555, marked "Bid tor Street Resurfacing". Bids may be mailed to the Clerk-Treasurer or delivered to the Clerk-Treasurer at the Town Hall in North Webster, Indiana. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any infor mallties in the bid EvaleeM. Payne. Clerk-Treasurer Town of North Webster. Indiana A. 18-25

Just Listed Beautiful Year 'Round Home NORDYKE PARK, LAKE WAWASEE IMS NOME HAS EVERYTHING! Family room with fireplace, living room, I dining room, breakfast room, completely equipped kitchen, foyer, four bedrooms, 2'/> baths, screened porch, 2 car garage with 2 bedroom guest apartment above. $297,500 Offered On Behalf Os Its Proud Owners By Call CffTdlOlf,, 457-4414 t F° r Appointment Beaty Realtors

Webster officers work 612 hours in March

North Webster Town Marshal Judy Coleman presented the police department’s March report at the April 11 North Webster Town Board meeting. During the month officers worked 612 hours and drove a total of 1,879 miles on 193 gallons of fuel. The department answered 142 calls and 206 information calls during March. The department also handled 25 fire and emergency medical service calls. Twenty eight courtesy services were provided. Officers issued five warning ! ANSWERS j ACROSS j I 1 Cad 26 Ina i ) 4 Far 27 Wed j j 7 Mar 28 Fastest f t 10 Abe 30 Pi ) j 11 Average 31 Ist I { 13 Pan 32 Bananas { | 14 Decided 37 Tap | 15 Lop 39 Abilene { t 17 Em 40 Are J 18 Motored 41 Act } { 21 Fir 42 Raw J 24 One 43 Set ) 25 Ere DOWN 5 1 Cap 20 Era { 2 Abalone 21 Fiestas i | 3 Denoted 22 Instore ) A 4 Fad 23 Rat ! 5 Ave 29 Ti j i 6 Recedes 30 Pal j 7 Mad 32 Baa j 8 Age 33 ABC f f 9 Red 34 Nit j 12 Rim 35 Ana J 16 Po 36 Sew { 18 Mow 38 Pet / 19 Refiner

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traffic tickets and made five traffic arrests. They also issued one parking ticket, investigated five accidents and made one criminal arrest. Also, officers responded to 12 theft reports and recovered 12 items of stolen property. Two vandalism reports and four civil and domestice disturbances were investigated.

457-4678 WawasM Village Syracuie "Get Ready For Summer Fun" New Lake Home Listings! • WAWASEE LAKE — 3 bedroom, beautiful, and completely furnished, plus guest house 1190,000 • CHAPMAN LAKE — 3 bedroom, large lot with beautiful trees $72,900 • DEWART LAKE — 2 bedroom bungalow on nice lot • ERNIEROGERS4S7-4547 • JEANNINE SCHROCK 4574944 • LEILANI NEMETH 457-5449 •DEANTROUP 6504050 • NANCY JUSTUS 856-2405 • PEG BAILEY 457-5648

HIBSCHMAN MOTORS, INC. "Stop In Now And See Us For A Great Deal On A Quality Used Car Or Truck" • 1981 GRAND PRIX LJ • 1978 OLDS CUTLASS COUPE — Full Power, SUPREME WAGON — Diesel, One Owner V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Air, "Spring Time Special" • 1981 BUICK SKYLARK, LIMITED 4 DR. — Full • 1978 FO RD THUNDERPower, One Owner B |rq v-8, Auto., PS, • 1 979 FORD FAIR- PB, Air, Local Car a°? NT pc p« “ 6 CyL ’ * 1978 BU,CK LESABRE 4 Auto., PS, PB DR V 8 Aufo ps • 1979 CHEV. IMP ALA 4 f?’ Full Power > DR. — V-8, Auto., PS, 36,000 Miles PB, Air, Tilt, Cruise • 1977 PLY. FURY 4 DR. — • 1979 CHEV. NOVA 4 V-8, Auto., PS, PB, Air, DR. — 6 Cyl., Stick, PS, 58,000 Miles. Extra Nice TPUCKS • 1979 OLDS REGENCY 4 »1 978 CHEV. TON DR. Full Power, In- PICKUP — V-8, Auto., eluding Split Front Seat PS, PB, Extra Nice special OF THE WEEK Daily Rentals • I 96 5 CHEVY Now Available PICKUP — Topper, 6 Cyl., Stick, Local- n . < Ri g ly Owned, Runs I Super! Per Day ONE WEEK |OAE ONLY w "Carriage Cor Rental" 457-5536 731 S. HUNTINGTON SYRACUSE

Spring Is Here At, Wawasee Motors I I ■ 200 Chicago St. Syracuse — Across From Rinker Boat — p "SpecidOfTheWeek” | ( 1973 OLDS TORONADO — 2 Owners, > C Super 5hape..............*1 f OOO I • 1981 OLDS OMEGA — PS. PB, Air, Cruise, Auto. • 1981 PLY. RELIANT K — PS, PB, Air, Auto., Super Nice! . • 1980 FORD FAIRMONT — 6 Cyl., Air, PS, PB, Auto. • 1979 CHEV. MALIBU WAGON — PS, PB, Air, Auto • 1978 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON — 48,000 Miles, Loaded • 1978 BUICK WAGON — 38,000 Miles, One Owner, Air • 1978 CHEV. CAMARO — Auto., PS, PB, Air, 305 Engine • 1978 MERC MARQUIS — Local Car • 1977 CHEV. MALIBU — Black & Beautiful, Air • 1977 CHEV. MALIBU — Blue & White, Super Nice Cor! • 1977 CHEV. MONTE CARLO — Loaded, Velour Interior •1977 DODGE VAN —New Tires A Loaded •1976 PONT. GRAND PRIX — Air, Nice! •1975 OLDS CUTLASS 4 DR. — Air, Nical

Officers assited in four lockouts, found one door open and made eight escorts to area banks. Four alarms were answered, five dog complaints received, 21 title checks completed and other police departments were aided on two calls. Officers attended four fire and first aid calls and issued two deer kill permits during the month.

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