The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 October 1985 — Page 19

Legals NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF PROPuSED ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the tax payers of the Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 7:30 P.M. on the 19tb day of November, IMS, will consider the following additional appropriations In excess of the budget for the current year. Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Amount Purchase of computer hardware *24,000.00 and software and related accessories Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board, upon receipt, will hold a further hearing within fifteen (15) days at the County Auditor's Office of said County, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Jennifer L. Lewis, Clerk-Treasurer Town of Syracuse, Indiana NOTICE OF SALE TRAPPING RIGHTS SALE #43-85/86DNR The State of Indiana, acting by and through the Department of Administration, for and on behalf of the Department of Natural Resources, will receive sealed blds on the sale of wetland Trapping Rights located at: Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area, Warren Rowe, Property Manager, Edinburg, IN 44125, (812) 526-2051. Patoka Fish & Wildlife Area, John Wade, Property Manager, R. #l, Winslow, IN 47598, (812) 789-2724. Cypress Lake Public Fishing Area, Chinook Public Fishing Area, Elk Creek Fishing Area, Springs Valley Area, Grouse Ridge Fishing Area, White Oaks Fishing Area, Greensburg Reservoir Fish Area, Boone's Pond Fishing Area, Public Access South, E. L. Robinson, Property Manager, R. #2, Box 140, Montgomery, IN 47558, (812) 644-7731. Pigeon River Fish & Wildlife Area, Pete Meyer, Property Manager, Mongo, IN 46771, (219) 367-2164. . o Trl-County Fish & Wildlife Area, Arnie Karr, Property Manager, R. #2, Box 522, Syracuse, IN 46567, (219) 834-4461. Turtle Creek Fish & Wildlife Area, Bruce Marhelne, Property Manager, R. 81, Box 143, Merom, IN 47861, (812)356-4744. Willow Slough Fish & Wildlife Area, Dick Hudson, Property Manager, R. #2, Morocco, IN 47963, (219) 285-2704. Winamac Fish & Wildlife Area, Bill Bean, Property Manager, R. 84, Box 115, Winamac, IN 46996, (219) 946-4422. Said sealed proposals on bids shall be received In the Office of the Commissioner, Department of Administration, Bld Room, Room 507 State Office Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204, until 2:00 p.m., Legal Time, on the 4th day of November, 1985, at which time and place all blds will be publicly opened and read. All of the above areas can be Inspected dally by contacting the Property Manager. Bid forms may be obtained at the Fish 8, Wildlife Areas. THE STATE OF INDIANA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. NOTE: On the forms used to submit your bid there will be a minimum amount In which you must bld per trapping unit. Bidders are required to submit a certified check, cashier's check or money order payable to the Department of Administration, State of Indiana for 100% of their bid. Units are to be bid on separately and Individual checks are to be submitted for each bld. Kenneth B. Smith, Coordinator, State Surplus Property, (317) 232-1365. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Wawasee Community School Corporation, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 7 o'clock p.m., EST, on the 12fh day of November will consider the following additional appropriations in excess of the budget for the current year. GENERAL FUND: Account 811000 Instruction — Regular Programs * 95,933 Accoypt 820000 Support Services 28,770 Account 830000 Community Services/Extra-Currlcular • 40,297 Total $165,000 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board, upon receipt, will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the county auditor's office of said county, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriation may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the county auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Marguerite Hoerr, Secretary Board of School Trustees WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION 0.23-30 NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF PROPOSED ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE TAX PAYERS OF WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA, THAT THE PROPER LEGAL OF-

NEW LISTINGS

' ’ ■ ' 4 WAWASEE VILLAGE PHONE 457*4678

FICERS OF SAID MUNICIPAL CORPORATION AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING AT FRESHMAN HIGH SCHOOL AT 7:00 O'CLOCK P.M., ON THE ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1905. WILL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS IN EXCESS OF THE BUDGET FOR THE CURRENT YEAR. Cumulative Building Fund Amount Description Account Architect 25000 1 24,000 Heating Project 25000 53,100 Outside Project 25000 91,500 Roof Repair 25000 81,000 Total *249,600 TAXPAYERS APPEARING AT SUCH MEETING SHALL HAVE A RIGHT TO BE HEARD THEREON. THE ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS AS FINALLY MADE WILL BE REFERRED TO THE STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS, WHICH BOARD, UPON RECEIPT, WILL HOLD A FURTHER HEARING WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS AT THE COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE OF SAID COUNTY, OR AT SUCH OTHER PLACE AS MAY BE DESIGNATED. AT SUCH HEARING TAX PAYERS OBJECTING TO ANY OF SUCH ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS AAAY BE HEARD. INTERESTED TAXPAYERS MAY INQUIRE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR WHEN AND WHERE SUCH HEARING WILL BE HELD. Jean A. Bowers, Secretary 0.23-30 KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL* CLAIMS The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the Ist dayof November, 1905. M Kenlpe 963.58; M J Schmitt 963.58; L Christner 942.50; K Vanlaningham 942.50, S Tatter 942.50; R Hartzell 922.25; S Christner 922.25; B Knapp 922.25; M McSherry 902.08; F Noble 832.00; J McGarvey 832.00; L Cole 448.00 C Morts 963.58; N Croy 963.58; M Garman 942.50; K Sponseller 942.50; H Coons 922.25; M Wolford 880.33; M Weller 963.58, J Gadson 942.50, M B Miner 963.58; A Shively 963.58; B Shafer 942.50; G Maple 942.50; K Thomas 922.25; C Sundhelmer 963.58; F Besson 817.00; R Hoppus 430.00; J Anglin 451.50; S Engle 288.00; R Robinson 1546.33, S Holderman 1620.00; R Mikel 1605.33; R Fellows 1668.33; T Kltch 1546.66, B Blackburn 1567.66; G Moser 1526.00 R Monk 1505.00; J Bronslng 1526.00, M Hobbs 1463.00; T Brindle 1473.00; S Whitaker 1452.50; D Curtis 1431.50; S Knlspel 1421.00, D Spelgle 1171.16; A Valentine 1129.16; E Brown 1160.66; M Flshbaugh 1129.16; S Stone 1129.16; R Phillips 180.00; J Hetler 240.00; F Hoffer 360.00; M Kissinger 1166.66; J Parker 285.00; D Robinson 128.33; J Lavander 151.25; L Sebo 1065.00; M Warren 963.58; C Retz 942.50; S Thompson 942.50; N Howell 922.25; M Ridings 963.58; B McCullough 942.50; S Myrick 640.00; J McConnell 963.58, K. Bouse 942.50; R Anglin 144.00; B Clampltt 480.00; E Bertsch 224.00; S A Mitchell 963.58; J Prado 942.50; D Blesemeyer 540.00; S Baumgartner 320.00; D Richard 1579.16; M Rusomaroff 1351.66; C Overmyer 963.58; A Kennedy 942.50; C Danner 942.50; S Gladieux 922.25; K Baker 902.08; R Kemper 1425.00, P Patrick 922.25; E Ward 591.66; M Hoerr 962.58; J Lowrey 121.00; S Lowry 80.66; R Reed 675.00; L Davis 64.00; P. Kingston 64.00; R Denney 1437.00; W. Fosser 1184.83, V Dlckkrson 991.33; P Abbett 419.18, S Conley 328.05; D Shilling 202.50; L Flory 378.68, C HUI 526.50; E Marker 291.60; S Rovenstine 1313.00; V Owsley 933.58; G Norton 1109.00; H Smith 1046.00; J Johnson 1025.00; R Carlile 1130.00; G Nash 1025.00, B Johnston 90.00; J Truex 150.00; United Telephone Co.. 4167.47; Business Equipment Co 1040.14; A E Boyce 5631.72; Avis Gunter 321.38, Executive Ofc Machines 119.00, Waddell Printing 454.25, Koors & Assoc 74.00; Nlpsco 11225.47; Postmaster 1784.00; NBS Office Supplies 947.65; ComManD Inc 3127.39; IBM 1040.04; Mall-Journal 299.52; Times-Union 213.08; Richard Sand 351.00; David Kolbe 873.28; Thomas Earhart 915.00; Titus Funeral Home 160.00; Jay Rigdon 700.00; Humane Society 3765.00; Max Reed 1326.00; Amy Kennedy 19.68; Dan Richard 395.04; Maria Rusomaroff 61.20; Claypool Postoffice 200.00; Monroe 58.00; Koors Amoco 40.64; Superlor Supply 1425.59; Service Electric 416.49; Moellering Supply 142.29; Professional Chem 297.57; Woodies Supermarket 59.40; Moores Plumbing & Htg 105.00; Arrow Services 158.00; Strayer Ins 522.00; Hoosier Water Co 254.80; Sewage Collection Ofc 209.82; Early Elevator 4550.40; Lowman Enterprises 7.30; Wildman Uniform 309.13; Ellers Communication 367.50; White Machine 7.50; Hall Hardware 133.78; Compton Furn Galleries 480.00; Stafford & Son 143.00; Sharon Lowry 23.80; Jack Lowry 33.78; Jeanne Weirick 195.66; Assoc of Ind Counties 100.00; Fisher Bros Paper 575.00; United Telespectrum 72.00; Sandra Knlsely 10.00; Prudential Ins 11881.34; Todd Realty 350.00; Benchmark Computer Systems 507.00; Juvenile Justice 2500.00; Marshall County Auditor 42.00; Richmond State Hospital 47.73; Chamness Funeral Home 100.00; Ethel Eherenman 30.00; Harris Funeral Home 100.00; Klaehn Funeral Home 100.00; McHatton Sadler Funeral Home 100.00; Mishler Funeral Home 100.00; Marion Nlccum 30.00; Strong Funeral Home 100.00; Elkhart County Auditor 81.00; Indiana-Purdue University 37.00; Richard Kemper 187.44; William Parke, MD 1000.00; Dennie Electric 54.00; Indiana Restaurant Equip 17.56; J&J Interiors 300.00; Gerald Oswalt 233.85; C Alan Rovenstine 3396.80; Branam, Willman etc. 60.00; Brennans 373.52; Russell Heyde, DDS 185.00; Mark Jensen 675.00; Kosciusko Medical Clinic 155.00; Kosciusko Radiology 52.00; KCH 9667.93; Eugene Koser 414.00; Walter F Stephens Inc 78.40; Rex Reed 25.00; Marilyn Robinson 80.00; T Ethna Scott 92.48; Robert Burner 20.00; Eugene Brumfield 26.98; Pizza Hut 99.88; RKO Bottlers 51.60; Viewpoint 100.07; John Wongs 118.25; James Butts 1374.90, John Geberln 525.00; Michael Reed 155.00; VanAusdall & Farrar 43.73; Warsona Printing 62.95; Lawyers Co-op 475.00; Legal

Rare Find Where Else Can You Find A 90x130' Lot City Water & Sewer 4 Bedrooms, Large Porch For Only $27,000 Can We Talk About This Home — Newly Insulated — Newly Remodeled Bath New Furnace. 66 x33o* Lot Only $33,500 Great Opportunity Business At Busy Location, Ample Parking, Plus Extra Lot Unlimited Potential For Growth For Appointment Call 457-4678 ? al LOGAN-ROGERS REALTY

Directories 141.96; West Publishing 962.75; Eugene Brown 54.48; James Jarrett 50.50; Mark Rodrlguex 35.76; Lincoln Graphic Corp 61.74; Thoma* Rubber Stamp Co 10.50; Eldon Ward 00.66; Amoco 011 95.57; Gast Fuel * Service 7604.03; Jack Hetler 6.50; Lewi* OU 24.90; Marathon 21.50; Shell OU 36.08; Brateman Bro* 302.50; Cox Studio 29.90; Thornburg* 5.79; Ron Robinson 127.87; Visa 422.60; Cooks Repair 400.49; Emergency Radio Serv 437.50; Monteith Tire 350.30; MPH Industrie* 65.50; Poulson Ford 19.30; Shooters Shop 26.00; Jack Ward Chev 992.62; Warsaw Automotive 60.34; Windy* Marathon 52.95; Indiana University 10.00; St John* Business Machines 1930.60; G Lengemann Co 252.43; County Clerk 54.50; Dall Barber 784.06; Vickie Shoemaker 166.66; Charlene Knlspel 34.00; Susan Myrick 36.72; Xerox Corp 66.59; Lakeland Printing 132.90; Winona Lake Postoffice 374.00; Cleora Cauffman 65.93; Nancy Howell 144.90; Carol Retz 144.90; J Ashman 8.46; W Kreider 10.38; T Moyer 10.38; M Meredith 14.70; Culp 18.06; C. Bause 12.78; R Blake 8.22; P Appenseller 13.26; R Anderson 7.98; T Woodllng 8.94; D Slefrled 13.26; F Sltts 14.70; K Collins 10.38; R Smith 9.90; G Schildroth 8.46; F Hollar 13.26; H Taylor 9.90; P Varney 7.98; J Paxton 14.70; W Fretz 8.94; M Phipps 8.46; M Irvine 17.50; C Hite 23.74; J Sandy 18.22; H Tharp 8.22; J Tlnkey 8.94; S Anspach 8.46; B Wadkins 19.42; B 'Rltenour 8.70; N Peterson 22.30; D Hlllery 17.74; J Engle 10.38; G Cumberland 16.62; M Hoffman 13.26; B Shafer 8.46; D Stull 10.38; L Harden 10.38; D Ladson 18.06; K Hohman 13.26; C Saulmon 39.80; F Moser 13.26; J Koors 39.80; J Purcell 37.88; R Blue 13.26; C. Kantner 49.40; G Cumberland 14.70, P Bowser 49.40; E Male 9.90; M Benson 14.70; E Bays 12.30; J Rhodes 44.60; L Gunther 38.84; H Gunter 41.72; J Deming 37.88; T Hall .48.44; R Mikel 16.14; S Tucker 12.30; D Love 36.92; B. Klntzel 35.96; K Imler 8.94; C Cox 8.46; R Inman 10.38; L. Wolfe 13.74; I Davis 8.46; H Kltson 7.98, N Me Farren 8.94, B Moldt 11.34; A Norris 17.10 LRAST Wayne Bucher 138.60; Cowles Sand & Gravel 665.60; D & D Gravel 338.40; Alvin McCullough 206.40 CCBF Charlie Baker Backhoe Service 3524.81 GDI-208 L D Thousand 2280.40 UPKEEP-209 L D Thousand 3000.00, Charlie Baker Backhoe 1569.50, Elbert Basicker 63.75, Dale Mort 87.92; James Nickels 7000.00; E F Rhoades & Sons 939.50 REASSESSMENT Surdex Corporation 5977.80 REVENUE SHARING Collier Excavating 3500.00 KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL* CLAIMS R Winebrenner 2248.50, D Forney 1887.66; B Kuhn 1507.04, H Gerard 1518.88, R Leiter 1500.00; D Rogers 1371.04; R Jackson 1349.92; J Cox 1056.00; R Martin 1512.96; J Mettler 1314.86, J Ingle 1203.93; L Young 1234.77; E Blosser 590.59; C Cotton 1031.91; F Denney 1057.87, J. Adams 1303.90; E. Coy 1303.90; L Engle 1309.00; R Himes 1309.00, K Huff 1309.00; F Kammerer 1278.40; R Meeks 1309.00, A Miller 1309 00, B Miner 1283.50, L Montel 1298.80, J Stapleton 1293.70; R Ten nant 1290.30, G Young 1314.10; G Adams 1325.05; K Busselberg 1330.23, J Davis 1330.23, P Deaton 1330.23; D Huffman 1319.86; G Huffman 1257.64a B Hyde 1314.68; B Hyde 111 1319.86, J Kuhn 1325.05, W Long 1330.23; R Norman 1299.12; L Phillips 1314.68, T Rowland . 1314.68; D Shilling 1303.90; Prudential Insurance 5041.43; Business Equipment 54.60; Lewis Oil 310.20; Silveus & Bradway 5580.35; Monteith Tire 760.40; Ab & Toms Radiator 40.00; Ace Hard ware 20.60; Allen Co Tractor 88.95; Bearings Inc 28.65; Bixel Paint 255.08, Kerlin Tractor Sales 204.43; Klmm Paint 7.50; Nowak & Williams Supply 274.87; Purity Cylinder Gases 60.64; Quality Farm & Fleet 26.21; Graham Rankin 53.87; Rice Ford 703.27; Schraders 674.53; TTP Inc 67.28; Tractor Supply Co. 262.26; Tri State Bolt 109.68; W & W Truck Sales 2484.16; Warsaw Automotive 359.85; Warsaw Steel 125.83; Wholesale Elec trie 20.44; Wolverine Industrial Sales 51.85; X-ergon 125.73; Phend & Brown 6209.94; Pierceton Equipment Co. 12504.47; Wildman Uniform 636.00; Kosciusko Co Farm Bureau 76.16; Logansport Metal Culvert 5400.44; Assoc Sign & Post 1243.00; Hall Signs 367.62, Eilers Communication 52.50; United Telephone 104.60; Nlpsco 595.42; Ernst Truck Equip 5897.00; Russ Moore Inc 1872.46; Syracuse Door 50.00 KOS. CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL*CLAIMS P Shively 2102.00, G Dißico 1499.00, K Har ding 1499.00, K Kinney 1499.00; C Ellis 1499.00; R Schmucker 1376.00; S Vogel 1268.00 N Bryant 1137.00; M Himes 1105.00; M Besson 986.00, C Collins 949.00, Y England 986.00, C. Wulliman 888.00; M Hudson 855.00; Reed & Earhart 700.00; D Quance 160.30; R

( YOU SOLD J / 'ill For A Quick Sole, List With Us - We Have ' Prospects Who Want A Home Os Their Own For Christmas o’lllll WAWASEE LAKEFRONT WAWASEE CONDOS $249,500 - Cedar Point $215,900 - Spink $199,900 - Leeland Addition $239,000 - South Shore $189,500 - Kale Iftand $225,900 - South Shore $175,000 - Morrison Island $225,900 - South Shore $135,000 - Ideal Beach $145,000 - Bay Point 111 $97,000 - Stroh Addition $90,000 - Bay Point I $79,900 - Run Away Bay $62,900 — Run Away Bay $29,000 - Heil's Haven $28,000 - Heil's Haven CHANNEL INVESTMENTS $115,000 - Kanata Manayunk $69,900 - Duplex $87,500 - Enchanted Hills $85,900 - Duplex $69,900 - Enchanted Hills $79,000 - Duplex $47,500 Webster $28,500 - Duplex $49,900 — Stroh Addition Also, some very nice residential homes and building lots. Lakefront lot in Oakwood Park. $45,000 S ImTosiimnl | Br 4 I rmn < —l Evelyn Steffen, Broker 457-4594 | CID CUJ J Pam Todd, Broker 457-3258 i i Diane Cripe, Sales 457-2938 Is On The Level Tom McC | ain sales 457-4291 — _ — — — — Todd Moerchen, Sales 834-2387 AC J Vicki Stoll, Sales 457-5546 g ■ "Jf Karen Stiver, Sales 457-2656 LUauuasee Spink Open Howe Sunday 1 To 5

Ford Motor Company acquires Sperry New Holland assets

Ford Motor Comjiany will further strengthen its position in the worldwide agricultural equipment industry by acquiring from Sperry Corporation the assets of Sperry New Holland, the world's largest manufacturer of specialized farm equipment. In announcing the agreement with Sperry, Ford Chairman, Donald E. Petersen termed the transaction “consistent with our efforts to continue to improve Ford’s worldwide tractor and farm equipment business.’’ “As this industry has adjusted to worldwide market conditions, the trend has been toward stronger, full-line, manufactuerers. The acquisition of New Holland will help us compete vigorously in all segments of the industry,” the Ford chief executive officer said. Mr. Petersen said Ford is paying about $330 million for the Sperry New Holland agricultural equipment buisness, including worldwide assets, wholesale receivables, facilities in 10 countries and New Holland trademarks. Ford also will assume an estimated sllO million in liabilities. The final purchase price will be adjusted at closing. The transaction is subject to obtaining the necessary government clearances. The New Holland farm equipment business will report to the worldwide Ford Tractor Operations, he added. “The product lines and dealer organizations of the two business fit together extremely well,” Mr. Petersen said, “and in complementing each other they give Ford a broad line of farm and industrial equipment that will Mlddaugh 1099.32; D McCray 1268.00; AUL 29.23; Blue Cross-Blue Shield 560.47; Maxicare 356.02; Prudential Insurance 857.98; Business Equipment 461.04; Nina Bryant 23.76; Charlene Ellis 111.60; Karen Harding 53.52; Kathi Kinney 61.71; Diane Quance 28.70; Roger Schmucker 42.00; Peggy Shively 273.63; Sandy Vogel 97.68; United Telephone Co 208.74; United Telespectrum 28.00; Donald Hoffman 56.00; Hooks — N Manchester 6.86; Jefferson School 90.20; Kosciusko Medical Clinic 67.00; William Walker, DO 67.00; Warsaw Middle School 42.85; Zale Drugs 215.08; Bashor Home 1500.00; Juvenile Justice 1620.00; New Frontiers 1104.65; Wernle Home 1822.64; Treasurer of State 389.00; Family Health Services 10.00; Jane Heyde,, DDS 23.00; Nat'l Med Home Care 200.00; Hooks — Indy 9.33; Kosciusko Radiology 8.00; Goshen General Hospital 76.80; Mary Maginn 120.00; Mendenhall Pharmacy 42.50; Thornburgs 22.57 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL* CLAIMS D W Haines MD 1000.00, J Cupp 1566.66, G Schneider 1416.66; P Marsh 963.58, J Johnson 942.50; B Clouse RN 1311.08; R Strong 1206.66;- Michael Valentine 110.00; Donald Van Gilder 31.00; John Weyler 30.28; Wymond Wilson 31.00; Dennis Woodward 26.92; Nat'l Restaurant Assoc 21.95; Brennans 28.16; Animal Hospital of Warsaw 63.07; Micon Lab 200.90; Barbara Clouse 102.72; Jon Cupp 229.68, Gretchen Schneider 3,19.92; Robert Strong 231.12; United Telephone Co 24.09, Prudential Insurance Co 692.40 I, J D Geiger do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist day of November, 1985.

make Ford an even more formidable worldwide competitor.” “New Holland offers customers an outstanding line of haying and harvesting equipment, including combines, while Ford markets a broad line of quality farm and industrial tractors, as well as a line of lawn and garden equipment,” the Ford chairman said. With the acquisition of Sperry New Holland, Ford’s tractor and farm equipment business will have combined annual sales of more than $2 billion, 18,000 employees and sales outlets in more than 100 countries. “Our objective with both Ford Tractor and New Holland is to maintain and enhance their product integrity, dealer strengths and customer satisfaction,” Mr. Petersen said. “Ford contemplates no immediate changes — including no major changes in the New Holland product lineup. Over time, of course, we will look for ways to improve both organizations while taking the needs of employees, dealers and customers into consideration.” “Ford is a worldwide leader in the farm and industrial tractor industry. New Holland is equally well known as a leading manufacturer of harvesting and materialhandline equipment. Each business has a wealth of engineering, manufacturing and marketing expertise and experience,” Mr. Petersen said. Ford has been in the tractor buiness since 1917, and New Holland traces its farm equipment origins to 1895. Ford Tractor Operations’ world headquarters are in Troy, Mich., as well as regional sales offices and parts distribution centered throughout the United

'W WAWASEE [fn REALTY, inc. LB -J P.O. BOX 478, SYRACUSE, IN 46567 (219)457-4911 m » ’L-V nne Likens, Sales2l9-457-5540 . Kevin Smjth 219-658-9295 Phylhs Gerstne. Lej|an| Nemeth Sa | es 219-457-5449 Owner. Broker Connie Johnson, Secretary-Broker 457-3557 Stop Or Call Monday Thru Saturday Open Sundays 10 A.M. Or By Appointment HARBORSIDE CONDO - 3 BEDROOM RENTAL | Off Season Or YEAR ROUND - Call Now |S|g |Hi ■ iw m lr -*l " 602 — SYRACUSE LAKE — Looking for a neat “hideaway”? This is a sleeper. 907 sq. ft. Gas f/a and wood stove heats it all. Nice kitchen, full bath, super view. City water & & sewer. Large 2 car garage & large 24x24 boat house under it all. MAKE AN OFFER. Now $49,000. I EEw><> • 645 — DEWART LAKE — 4 bedroom “getaway" all furnished. Easement within 50’. Nice lake view and ONLY $29,900 or best offer. Call to see NOW. 647 - WAWASEE CHANNELFRONT - You can’t find another like it! Cute & Cozy. Gas f/a in front cottage on 50* seawalled. Rear-1 car garage and 12x18 guest room with Mi bath and utility room. Hess Association, so SWIM on one of the sandiest beaches on WAWASEE just a few doors down. $49,900 or BEST OFFER. Immediate occupancy. p— ——— SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! 11 - - • rnw €" UH $55,900 Or BEST OFFER 636 - SYRACUSE Just off No. 13.1,550 sq. ft. (3/4 bedrooms) 2 full baths, & FULL BASEMENT. City water & sewer on Mi acre. 25x50 garage on Mi additional acre OPTIONAL. (Garage may be leased or purchased at only $12,500 or best offer.) —, —■—y— 1 ~ p COMMERCIAL ' Super Location For Small Retail Store 564 — Triangle just across from South Shore Golf course. Super location for many businesses. Owner will financeraasonable terms. Asking ONLY $39,9000r YOUR OFFER.

States and Canada. Overseas, Ford has tractor manufacturing facilities in Belgium, France, the United Kingdom and Brazil, and sales operations throughout the world. Sperry New Holland is headquartered ind New Holland, Pa., and has manufacturing facilities in New Holland, Mountville and Belleville, Pa., and Grand Island and Lexington, Neb. New Holland also has a number of sales offices throughout the world and warehouses and plants in Belgium, France, Brazil and Australia. Huntington College enrollment rises Huntington College has announced a 15 percent increase in enrollment for the fall semester and is continuing to reach toward its goal of 750 students by the mid-19905. There are now 481 students compared with 418 for the faD of 1984. New students enrolled, both graduate and undergraduate, total 232 this year an increase of 53.6 percent from last fall. There is an even higher percentage of 58 percent increase in new undergraduate students who total 204 compared to 129 last faU. The increase is occurring when other college enrollments are declining. Falls are half of home deaths Falls produce almost half of all home deaths, with more than 90 percent occurring in adults over * 45, and two-thirds of the total by people age 75 and over.

Wed., October 23,1985 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Sharks Sharks reportedly attack men 10 times more often than they do women. ,

uiAW IA mF i Malinda Pinney <■?* * Rick Pinney Broke' ' Broker SR 13 SOUTH 457-4478 SYRACUSE MLS Multiple Listing Service REALTOR Eileen Laughner Carolyn Parmerlee 457 5160 457 4653 own your own home X Only $7,850! Make Your % Bid Today On This Neat ijlf -J, wsTT And Tidy 3 Bdrm 1 2 Bath h Wis h Some Furniture CONVENIENT LOCATION' ', 1 Lots Surrounded By t '' Trees For Privacy And Nk e ■ Yaf d Comfortable 3 Bdrm 1 Level & Garage Within *1 Walking Distance To Shop v. ping Low S4O s Good Terms Especially For ii Veterans 1 ; Winter Furnished And Year Round) Unfurnished Lake Rentals j

457-4495 Pat —457-2341 Deb -457-4763 Phil — 658-4556 RofKn - 834-7960 Doug -834-2357 Bob-457-2325 NEW LISTINGS Ho. 1310 — 75x100' Enchonted Hills Not with well & septic, also boat lot. All for $3,500. Na. 1495 — 2 high Waubee Lake lots with easements just across the road. Both have a nice view oL the lake. $9,500 each. DON'T PASS UP! HuillM 1 - -J f . ** -SSHO-w. No. 1452 — Extremely nice 3or 4 bedroom home on a large lovely lot with pond. The owners are anxious for an offer. $69,900. A SPECIAL HOME I . i|l lilHr : t HiH. x j I No. 1487 — This 3 bedroom home with easement on Little Tippy is extra special — finished basement, 2 satellite dishes plus a beautiful in-ground pool & new deck. $83,500. hhszhh MAKEAGOODBUT No. 1466 — The owner has reduced his price to $67,900 on this spacious family home with finished basement • view of Syracuse Lake B the city park.

Skywriter A skywriter travels about 20 miles for a three word advertisement.

19