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Billy Heckaman is grand prize winner at Webster

Billy Heckaman, son of Boger and Cyndi Heckaman, r 1 North Webster, was the grand prize winner in the Halloween Costume Party, sponsored by the Youth Services Committee of the Kiwanis Club of Lakeland, North Webster. The costume party was Wednesday evening, Oct. 29, in North Webster School Cafeteria. Approximately 150 participated in the party and all in attendance were served cider and donuts. First place winners in grade categories were: Brenda BILLY HECKAMAN Grand Prize Winner Adams, pre-school; Heather Hall, kindergarten; Russell Johnson, first grade; Orie Conley, second grade; Heckaman, third grade; James McKenzie, fourth grade; and Chris Calhoun, grades five through eight. Tom Hoffert served as chairman of the event. Judges for the costume party were Mary Waltz, Judy Parsons, and Jan Brindle, members of Psi lota Xi Sorority.

WE CAN to sponsor a groundwater meeting

WE CAN, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide.education and support in developing healthier lifestyles. It will sponsor a symposium on the quality of drinking water in the Elkhart-Kosciusko-St. Joe County region on November 10, from 7-9:30 p.m. at Berkey Avenue Fellowship Church, 2509 Berkey Avenue, Goshen. The church is located on the northside of CR 32 between CR 17 and CR 19. The symposium will feature a panel of speakers including Max Michael, groundwater program co-ordinator for the Elkhart County Health Department; Jeff Burbrink’, Elkhart County Agricultural Extension Agent; Joe Dock, Superintendent of Public Works for the town of Syracuse; and Dixie Sefchek, coordinator for “STOP,” Supporters to Stop Pollution, an organization working to close a Global drug war PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO — U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese 111 said recently that a 13-nation conference on drugs likely will lead to greater sharing of information about drug traffickers. No pig jokes! The next time a person makes jokes about pigs, remember, pigs have been around 36 million years, and according to Ranger Rick magazine, they are very useful animals. Not only can their meat be eaten and made into bacon, but pig skin is used for footballs, saddles, jackets and to treat people with severe burns. Chemicals produced from pigs are used to treat humans who suffer from diabetes, and pig heart valves are used to replace human heart valves. THWAITS REALTY 65758 SR 15 GOSHEN. IN 46526 533-0404 UNIQUE - One of a kind property. Airport and house in resort area. SECLUDED LIVING - 3 BR bnck ranch with stJne fireplace. 32x26 utility bldg, plus 16x20 workshop on 3 acres. 2 STORY COUNTRY - Home near old Wawasee Airport. Syracuse RESORT AREA REST - 8.800 sq. ft. brick bldg.. excellent condition. Plenty of parking. 4-way liquor license. Terms negotiable. Add! acreage available. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Area drive-in restaurant Take over a turnkey operation doing a super business. LOTS 5 - One acre country lots. Dewart Lake area COMMERCIAL LOT - 200x120’. . located on SR 13 south of Syracuse Joe Morganthaier 457-3746 William Tarman 831-2978 Lawrence Thwarts 831-4394 Doris Thwarts ’ » 831-4394 Rebecca Hochstetler

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dump site near Culver. In addition to the panel, there will be consumer information and resource persons available on water filtration systems and laboratory analysis of water. WE CAN conducts bi-monthly

\ JA lir JBI r ■■ * iHI II I LEGION CELEBRATES 50TH BIRTHDAY — The members of North Webster’s Herbert Kuhn Post 253, the American Legion, recently celebrated the post’s 50th birthday. Pictured on the left is past department K. W. Ohl as he congratulates post commander Roger Cormican for the North Webster Legion’s 50 years of service to the community, the state, and the nation. The post applied for its charter on October 17,1936, and was signed by the first post commander, Ralph Rosenwinkle, and attested to by adjutant Robert Richwine. In addition to 100 members and their families attending the dinner and dance were past department commanders Joe Donovon of Warsaw and Ohl of Lafayette, 2nd district commander Dick Crawford of Logansport, past district commanders Tom Henderson, Rex Kantzer, Marion “Tim” Darr, Max Miller and Jerry Lowe, and many other distinguished Legionnaires from the state and district. Following the introduction of past post commanders, auxiliary president Susie Heath, Sons of the Legion commander Bob Richards and present post officers, commander Cormican introduced Ohl, who gave a brief presentation on the status of today’s veterans and how the American Legion can influence veterans’ affairs REAL ESTATE You I Need To I I Buy Or Sell I I Real Estate I I You Need I I Logan Rogers I I Realty I ■ WAWASEE VILLAGE Next To Pilchers «■ Ernie Rogers. GRI 457-4547 Jeannine Schrock. .. .'457-4944 Julie Logan Rogers .... 457-4547 Dean Troup 658-4050 Peg Bailey 457 5648

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meetings on a variety of health and lifestyle topics. WE CAN also publishes a bimonthly newsletter available to members an 4 subscribers. For further information, write to WE CAN, 18166 CR 48, New Paris, Ind. 46553.

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Check the heating system Get your heating system checked before cold weather sets in. To get the maximum amount of heat from your heating system put in new filters.

Real Estate Licensing Classes

Begin In WARSAW November 24 (No Class Dec. 19 Thru Jon. 4) The Knowledge Alone Was Worth The Cost Os The Course"

BEER SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE (219)658-9264

Our Open Bouse Weekend Is I SUNDAY I Back Again I*3 P.M. Looking for a home ? Join us this weekend, and let our CENTURY2r Professionals show you around our featured open houses. FREE 160 Page Complete Home Guide Or Real Estate Investing Brochure For Each Family That Visits One Os Our "OPEN HOUSES" OPEN HOUSE HO. ONE WAWASEE LAKEFBONT PIEBNO. 132 Yearround 3 bedroom home. Turn east at Dairy Queen and follow signs to Sunrise Beach. Pier No. 132 Your Host: Tom Prickett OPEN HOUSE NO. TWO BATPOINT 2 BEDBOOM CONDO Furnished and redecorated. SR. 13 to Harris Funeral Home. East to Bay Point Condos. Toor Host: Bick Schaekel Put Number 1 To Work For You" BEATY BEALTOBS 457-4414 © 1986©and T M Century 21 Heal Estate Corpsration Equal Housing Opportunity

Wed., Novembers, 1986 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Individual to work in printing and layout. Must have some experience in stripping, darkroom procedures and typesetting. Benefit package. Pay in relationship to experience. Apply In Person TRANTER GRAPHICS 507 N. Indiana Ave. Syracuse, IN Diane Cripe rPn I 457-2938 'BJF WnGo Nancy Dalton fz 'v 457-5700 ftftlllFC|ft Vickl StoJI I BROTHERS REALTy I I 457-4456 ■■——» ■ ■ : Pam Todd | CliD t'.~J (JUL? | A57-325* __ _ . -- . Hanoi SteffM, 457-4446 *"** jb lßte ' x ' JhßßßfißS'' ' jfpt- . ■ Bh : BBwwßwS SURROUND YOURSELF With Privacy 3 BIDROOM NOME has 2 baths, 2 On This 2 Acre Island. Includes 20 fireplaces, lots of book shelves, Foot Swimming Beach, Cathedral all appliances in Oakwood. Ceilings. Separated Sleeping $59,900. Areas. $295,000. r / Wl G mnSum WAWASEE VIEW second to none. DUPLEX in Syracuse. Use as rental Glass, screen porch on lakeside. or live in part or all. Near schools. 3 bedroom condo. I'/» baths. $28,900. $116,900, -

Malindn Pinney v nne Y Broker Broker Eiieen Laughner Syracuse 457-4478 317)3736620 SR 1 3 SOUTH Carolyn Parmerlee 457 4653 MIS Cathy Lemoerg 856 4563 Open House Iv’' ’Mvy SATURDAY - 1-4 Brand new home with boat dock on Wawasee channel has more soace than it appears — 3 bdrms. 1' 2 oaths 1 area for laundry Great-room concept with appliances dec* with woodsy view storage building and nice high lot SR 1 3 to CR 1000 east to signs — Marineland Gardens Come see us Saturday! Moderately priced lake home

I' : : Todd Homes Os The Week! LAKE WAWASEE. SOUTH SHORE CONDO. LAKE WAWASEE. HARBORSIDE CONDO No. cathedral ceiling, great kitchen design, 13. professionally decorated in the last year, breathtaking view of th. lake. $219,995. 2 Iradrooms. I'/. baths, gorog., $94,500. REDUCED TO $209,900. LAKE WAWASEE EASEMENT, grant family DEWAR I LAKE, 50’lakefront. 3-4 bedrooms, home. 3 krndrooms, 2‘z» baths, fenced in 2baths. $69,000. ' yard. $85,500 K. JEMTOR G.R.L. C R.S. fi'lrSS* Niki Pawlick.. REALTOR. G.R.1.. Broker ’"'^i^is^Bmk!!? 0 * REALTOR. G.R.1.. Broker .. ■ ~ " TV? DonnaPr.ce, REALTOR, G.R.1.. Broker Sondt Beaty. Jim Fry. REALTOR. G.R.I. Broker An" Donno Rk '™ rdi ' SA *- ES associate ■ms B REALTY 1 SyrasM., MU567

A... BEER A 457-4495 Pat - 457-2341 Terri - 457-2723 Phil - 658-4556 • Deb - 457-4763 Doug - 834-2357 Rollin - 834-7960 Jean — 658-4212 Vicki - 658-9838 New Listings Number 1649 — This is a nice country home near Syracuse with 3 or 4 BRS, full basement with finished office and wooded lot. $52,900. Number 1652 — An all brick ranch type home is waiting for you at Dewart Lake complete with nearly new roof, new windows, full basement, shed & easement to Dewart Lake. $48,900. Bi ■ ■■ K. - s; ■■■>'■ \ Number 1651 — First time buyers or retirees take a look Os this well kept modular conveniently located in Milford & priced at $37,000. Number 1648 — This N. Webster home might be just for you. Features include 3 BRS, large screened-in porch, large garage, central air & low price of $29,900. Number 1655 — This Ligonier country home is priced at only $33,000 & is full of potential. Features ihclude 4 or 5 BRS, garage, large lot near town & owner wants a fast sale. GB'i r . - g *•» II sS J UN ■ t ‘TWI-S B Number 1653 — Another Dewart Lake year-round home is offered — 2 XBRS, garage, new septic & well, easement to the lake. Great starter, get-away or retirement home at only $29,000. Number 1650 — An exciting listing! Fourteen acres near N. Webster on S.R. 13 complete with a stocked pond, small trees & REMC electic. Use your imagination! $27,500 and owner offers contract. Number 1465 — A home in Syracuse for the buyer on o tight budget — 2 BRS. gas hot water heat, garage & new roof. $17,500. fbmbb W 5R 1 *" • 1 • j * Number 1654 — Two lots with a large garage at Dewart Lake — good area for a new home — Nipsco gas is available & there is an easement nearby. $7,500. jyi ’' * \ y jh ' &K~ i w ® '4/ t 7 JH. L F ■ amAbbml MM Vk 8* MV MM k rOMlVriliy RHI9 WvWK Number 1636 — An outstanding family home on a wide Dewart Lake channel is available & ready for an offer. Features include 4 BRS, 3 * baths, 2 all-purpose rooms, finished basement & very nice neighborhood. $77,900. z Number 1536 — This year-round Webster Lakefront home is located on 2 lakefront lots in a secluded area. The view is spectacular and the price is reduced nearly SIO,OOO to $59,900.

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