The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 September 1987 — Page 15

LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL* ALLOWANCES The following Is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the Ist day of September iw. M Kenlpe 107*30; M J Schmitt 107*50; L Cochran 1078.50; L Christner 1056 33, G Morehouse 1056.33; S Tatter 1056.33; S Christner 1056 33; R Hartzell 1035 08. M McSherry 1035.08; B Knapp 1035 08. L Cole 1035 08; M McCoy 366.00; NWeirlck 722.00; S Lawlor 608.(0; N Quillen 1005.16; M Garman 1078.50; E M Ransbottom,-1056.33; M Weller 1078.50; J Gadson 3078.50; M B Miner 1078.50; K Sponseller 1056.33; M Wolford 1056.33; P Patrick 1056.33; E M Drudge 1035.08; G Heagy 1056.33; J Cox 1078.50; G Maple 105633; K Thomas 1035.08; C Sund helmer 1078.50; P Rader 1056.33; R Hoppus 624.00; V Morris 608 00; C A Rovenstlne 1797.04; S Holderman 1799 39; R Mikel 1782.31; R Fellows 1828.41; T Kitch 1718.71; B Blackbum 1741.76; G Moser 1698 01; R Monk 1674 96; J Bronslng 1698 01; M Hobbs 1628 86; T Brindle 1640.39; S Whitaker 1617.34; D Curtis 1594.29; S Knispel 1582.76; T Baugher 1536 66; J Mooney 1536.66; D Speigle 1444.15; A Valentine 1421.10; E Brown 1432.63; S Stone 1375.00; M Fishbaugh 1398.05; F Hoffer 360 00; J Hetler 90 00; M Kissinger 1291.66; C Eastlund 134.75; J Lavender 175 50; L Sebo 1184.91, R Girod 1408.33; L Bruner 304.00; M Warren 1078 50; S Thompson 1078.50; C Retz 1056.33; N Howell 1056 33; M Ridings 1078.50; S Myrick 1056 33; P Gammiere 1035.08; C Morts 1078.50; K Bouse 1056.33; J Balazs 1035.08; S A Mitchell 1421.16; J Prado 1078.50, D Biesemeyer 437 00; B Whitridge 228.00; B Clampitt 836 00: J Boggs 589 00, C Slabaugh 1444.00; M B Camden 114.00; S Christner 779.00; L Cochran 760.00; D Richard 1724.83, S Maenhout 1485.91; C Overmyer 1078 50; A Kennedy 1056.33; S Kurtz 950.00; C Danner 539.25; S Gladleux 1067.41; K Baker 1045 70; R Kemper 1562.91; E K Wagner 646 25; M Hoerr 1078 50; E Everest 139 75; S Everest 93.16; R Reed 765.41; R Denney 1575.58; W Stafford 1310.75; V Drabenstott 1006.90; P Abbett 880.00; C Hill 486 54; B Hill 523.26; B Hall 197.37; K Aker 527.85; D Robinson 1379 16; J Truex 1035.08; R Carlile 1388.30; G Norton 1365.25; R Hetler 1250 00, G Nash 1250 00, R Phillips 1250 00; B Stutzman 540 00; S Nichols 1035.08; Monroe 212.00; Hall Hardware 36.73, The Michie Co 1056 05, Atek 5836.43; Postmaster 1530.00; G Lengemann Co 376.72; R Robinson 5152.40; Times-Union 243.74; Pitney Bowes 193 50; NBS Office Supply 126.41; PDH Office Pro ducts 390.30; Waddell Printing 1604.50; IBM Corp 642.25; United Telephone 4101.15; Nipsco 14136.75;. A E Boyce 1744 60, Business Equipment 1825.41; Charter Network 459 93; M Reed 1131.00, S Kurtz 78 85; D Richard 469.75; A Gunter 94 00; D Miner 1215.00, G Heagy 46.20; Superior Supply 316.84. Woodies Supermarket 4.45; Currise & Carlson 5851.40; Auto Mart 8.45, Service electric ’5.'3, Ato'v Services 68-00; Na tional Casualty Co 3688 07. Hoosier Water 267.31; Sewage Collection Ofc 239 33; Lowmans 398.31; Harmon Glass 583 32; Rohan Trane Service 323.62; J A Sexauer 130 00; Hoosier Waste Systems 153.00; Woodies Rental 20.00, Builders Mart 25.78; Superior Business Forms 3140, Devoke 86 62; Johnson Publishing Co 180 45; R Dur bin 767.67. Fisher Bros Paper 250 00, United Telespectrum 72.00; Mail Journal 249.61, Prudential Ins 16007 91; Tippecanoe Twp 500 00; A Bushen 30 00, D Kuhn 40 00, Juvenile Justice Task Force 2500 00; G Eastlund 30.00; Harris Funeral Home 300.00; Ligonier Monument Co 30 00; McHatton Sadler Funeral Home 600.00; Patten Monu ment Co 30.00; Titus Funeral Home 600.00; Ulrey Renner Funeral Home 100.00; Treasurer of State 3907.00; D E Richey, DVM 10.00; Humane Society 6361.00; ' Historical Society 1416.67, Indiana Girls' School 39372.87; Kosciusko Development 1666.66; M Mauk 44.00; J Sadler 150 00; Thornburgs — Webster 23.84, Pathologist Assoc 400.00; Executive Ofc Machines 79.95; LaPorte Co Drainage Board 160.00, R Kemper 201.50; Dr Parke 1200.00; Brennans 432 04, R Heyde, DDS 295.00; KCH 1014.70; Kos Medical Clinic 90.00; Kos Radiology 17.00; Lake City Wholesale 40.96; Thorn burgs — Warsaw 13.31; Warsaw Surgical Arts 35.00; J Geberin 240.00, R Helm 25 00; D Huffer 25.00; D Kolbe 147.50; M Reed 865.00; B Tandy 25.00; R Sand 110.00; J Bricker 16.00; L Furnivall 5.00; E Brumfield 32.60; Viewpoint 108.73; John Wongs 63.33; V Peters 13.50; P Castillo 11.50; R Bradford 14.50; C Tack 9.50; E Pratt 8.50; R Lantz 15 00, R Clarke 8.50; R Hedington 1100, G DubbsS.OO; L Williams 8 50, T Schlotterback 9.50; J Burns 8.50; R King 13.00; R Stump 9.50; D Warner 17.00; T Sausaman 13.00; L Crabb 8.50; K Heckaman 20.50; J Bickel 26.50; L Carpenter 23.00; S Stichter 13 50; G Hurd 23.50, P Mundinger 20.50; M Kissinger 13 50, D Roberts 19 00; P Brallier 8.25, C Boyer 16.50; B Dawson 18.00; E Stutzman 14.50; F Cowens 14.00; M Drudge 8.00; S Sturgill 9.00; F Wys 8.00; R Adams 15.00; C Latta 11.50; F Drudge 8 50, R Zimmer 8.50; B Hughes 14.50; G Lenke 7.98; W Walters 41.72; B Burgh 37 88; S Hall 7.98, T Michael 54.20; L Lawlor 41.72; J Doyle 42.68; L Car rico 13.26; K Mayer 40 76; M Schmidt 7.98; D Lockridge 39.80; J Fenton 8.46; J Romine 13.74; A Mueller 46.52; H Goff 9.42, T Simison 43.64; L Lackovitch 15.66; L Smith 44.60; B Lawson 17.10; S Fosnaugh 60.92; G Clemens 13.26; E Vole 14.70 U V Camden 44.60; A Burich 8.46; B Eaton T 4.70; B Place 13.26; O Wolterman 14.70; D Crace 13.26; J Knepper 8.94; S Silveus 8.94, Wm Dalton II 1290.00, T Earhart 740 00, V Landis 310.00, Warsona Printing 274.35; Lawyers Co-op 415.80; West Publishing 1219.40; E Brown 62.50; R Girod 260.95; Hart * Hart Advertis Ing 90.00; Adams-Remco 381.30; Atlas Office Supplies 21.35; Bell & Howell 528.00; Amoco Oil 27.40; Express 142.31; Lewis Oil 26.34; Marathon 24.65; Shell Oil 148.40; Brateman Bros 517.33, Apollo 1 Hr Photo 38.59, Blossers Studio 147.40; Schillings Sales 157.89; J Hetler 7.85; Lake City Bank Card 134.57; Kosko Printers 186.50; Chets Body Shop 189.90; Cooks Repair 270.22; Dons Repair 136.95; MPH Service Ctr 145.75; Monteith Tire 27.00; Rice Ford 431.75; War saw Automotive 85.91; Windys Marathon 160.14; Miller 8. Sons 54.07; Warsaw License Branch 5.00; Ray O'Herron 90.95; Nat'l Assn of Cd's 51.57; Kos SWCD 63.95; M Hoerr 52.00; Direct Marketing Division 583.00, County Clerk 33.70; P Rife 85.47; M Wertenberger 64.92, F Slabaugh 540.75; Alternative Business Machines 92.00; M Baumgartner 25.41; Pickwick Ins Agency 40.00; J Howard 500.00, C Knispel 50.00, S Myrick 43.25; Town of Syracuse 175.20; Indiana Prosecuting Attys Assoc 300.00: M Miner 222.71; J Weirick 1724.83; J D Geiger 1799.16; V Shoemaker 1724.83; B Dust 1608.16; R Robinson 1891.36; C Brower 2691.66; G Eastlund 603.50; M Miner 351.00; A Gunter 1724.83; C Knispel 1421.16; C Cauffman 1421.16; M Beer 592.77; F Gilliam 592.77; C Lynch 592.77; G Klinger 195.11; N DeGood 195.11; T Anglin 195.11; K Teel 195.11; R Hartzell 195.11; D Polk 195.11; L Teghtmeyer 195.11; R Sand 941.66; R Burner 941.66; J Jarrette 941.66; J Bricker 1369.08; K Perkins 1369.08; B Banghart 1369.08; L Furnivall 1108.00; E Brumfield 1108.00; J Miner 1184.91; T Williams 1184.91; D Haney 1184.91; N Stewart 1184.91; H Harper 1802.58; E Brown 1697.66; M Kroft 1533.33; R May 1375.00; D Goshert 1184.91; N Mathews 38.00; J Walmer 1724.83; S Knisely 1184.91 REASSESSMENT PAYROLL U Forney 1034.00; L Harman 1034.00; D Bowman 507.00; D Blesemyer 244,00; J Zellers 924.00; C Hefty 924.00; R White 200.00; D Barber 200.00; M Baumgartner 200.00; J Berger 200.00; D Boggs 200.00; C Cauffman 200.00; C Clampitt 200.00; J Goon

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200 00; A Gunter 200.00; R Hoffman 200 00; C I Knispel 200.00; B McKHII 200.00; S A Mitchell 200.00; P Rife 200.00; I Salman 200.00; 1 F Slabaugh 200.00; D Slater 200.00; M> Wertenberger 200.00; S Greider 152.00; V Guy 152.00; M Hoffman 190.00; L Leslie I - 171.00; T Reiff 209.00; B Whitridge 570.00; C Auer 454.00; M Fifer 400.00; B Donat 74.00; J Groves 300.00 I LR A ST-205 Cowles Sand & Gravel 3052.00; D & D Farms 943.20; Erie Stone 414.03; R 'Me Cullough 1413.40; Phend & Brown 2588.43; Pierceton Equipment 91950.07; State Line „ Sand & Gravel 3729.20 < GDI-208 | M Collier 1540.00; Hoffer Excavating I 315.00; L Lee krone 449.60 < UPKEEP-209 V Batalis 2971.20; W Burkholder 122.25; M Collier 150.00; B Ferguson 1200.00; Hoffer < Excavating 2879.88; C Huffer 112.00; L ’ Leckrone 3404.10; Ring Bros 200.00; A Shultz i 1699.73; J Slabaugh 509.00; P Vandermark I 188.50; TWatkins 1602.25 SURPLUS-220 M Harris 12.04; D Poinsette 5.00 CUM REASSESSMENT - 237 Ace Hardware 629.65; Air Maps Inc 3920.40; Business Equipment 103.92; Newton Mfg 185.44; Waddel I Printing 4225.00 i REVENUE SHARING - 505 John Camden Construction 19636.31 < KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. ~ PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES R Winebrenner 2456.25; K Traylor 2456.25; < R Leiter 1671.66; C Shilling 1541.66; D Rogers 1459.26; R Jackson 1471.32; R Himes 1673.61; < B Kuhn 1626.92; R Martin 1680.28; J Mettler V 1473.20; J Ingle 1337.00; L Young 1348.24; E Blosser 1258.32; C Cotton 958.72; F Denny 1258.32; J Feldman 1048.60; D Jackson 1198 40; W Smalley 1258.32; M Walther 1258.32; J Adams 1374.75; E Coy 1474.20; L Engle 1433.25; G Estepp 1415.70; D Huffman 1409 85; B Hyde, Jr 1573.65; F Kammerer 1456.65; R Meeks 1415.70; A Miller 1491.75; B Miner 1491.75; L Montel 1468.35; G Young 1415.70; G Adams 1465.39; K Busse I berg 1459.45; J Davis 1459.45; P Deaton 1501.00; K Huff 1441.65; G Huffman 1453.52; B Hyde 111 1441.65; J Kuhn 1459.45; B Mon tel 1474.20; R Norman 1465.39; L Phillips 1447.58; T Rowland 1453.52; D Shilling 1453.52; M Winger 1453.52; Business Equipment 20.69; Express 37.75; Gast Fuel & Service 487.20; Lewis Oil 792.00; Pierceton Equipment Co 22525.71; Monteith Tire 163 82; Ace Hard ware 11.98; Bixel Paint 13.20; A H Choitz 90.10; Crown Battery 138.28; Deeds Equip ment 2032.72; Dyna Systems 322.18; E T ' Lubricants 382.90; Ernst Truck Equipment 170.10; Ft Wayne Tire Ctr 104.19; Gragg Equip 61.57; Janitors Supply 35.30; K 4 J ' Distributors 11.75; Kerlin Tractor 90.45; ( MacDonald Machinery 147.90; Purity Cylinder Gases 129.05; Quality Farm Fleet 28.44; Graham Rankin 416.80; Rice Ford 722.66; Rudd Equipment 119.59; Schraders 598.56; Shamrock Ford Shore Corp 136.40; TSC Store 39.98; TTP Inc 1073.14; 1 Tool Specialties 56.95; Tri-State Bolt 61.02; W & W Truck Sales 2583.73; Warsaw Automotive 796.95; Warsaw Chemical 33.75; Warsaw Steel 306.40; Warsaw Tool 42.20; Wholesale Electric 224.11; X ergon 309.52; Bituminous Materials 63412.30; Coursey ’ Construction 918.47; Warsaw Cleaners 38.85; The Dalton Gang 49550.00; Advanced Drainage Systems 279.53; E& H Utility Sales J 2596.00; Eilers Communication 1946.10; Charter Network 38.74; Nipsco 642.22; W A J Jones & Son 8023.56; Prudential Insurance 6127.73; United Telephone .63 ? KOS. CO.WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES J Hill, MD 85.00; Ft Wayne Comm Disorders 22.50; L Noel, MD 11.00; K Scrip ture, DDS 63.85; IUMC 3873.44; KCH 462.00; Brennans 8.94; Zales Drugs 26.51; American Red Cross 66.66; C J Ottinger, MD 13.00, St Josephs Med Ctr 15.00, Thornburgs ' Shupe, DDS 25 00; S Cohen. MD 25 00, Duemling Clinic 34.36; Hooks Drugs 4140 1 14.52, Hooks Drugs 4217 54.99, R White, MD ' 694.35; C Hollar, DDS 23.85, D Sawyer, MD 5.00; Selah Ctr 180.00; C Brown 62.25; Conve I nience Clinic 105.00, Goshen General 1 Hospital 797.64; Klines 100.93, Kosciusko Radiology 14.00; Juvenile Justice 1620.00, Wernle Home 2123.50; Psychological & Family Consultants 195.00 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES D W Haines 1116.66, J Cupp 1711.66, W Baxter 1554.16; J Johnson 1078.50; K Damon ( 1056.33; B Clouse 1443.33; R Strong 1361.02 T 1 R Weaver 2000.00, J Rouch 798.00, M i Moussa I lam 836.00, D Swab 990.00, G Haase t 31.00, D Van Gilder 31.25; J Weyler 30.50, W < Wilson 31.25; D Woodward 27.00, Lewis | Publishers 48.19; Indiana Public Health « Foundation 90.00, Business Equipment i 133.76; NBS Office Supply 204.51; Indiana , Dept of Natural Resources 42.50; Hach Co | 57.44, Humane Society 250.00; Ace Hdwe 9.77; Hoosier Microbiological Lab 101.00, Petty Cash 19.99, Turner Technologies 483 00; B Weaver 266.75; Extension Ofc 14.25; J Johnson 10 75; B Baxter 370.75; B Clouse 84.50, M Moussa I lam 6.25; J Rouch 217.50; R Strong 278.25, D Swab 240 23; Charter Network 118.38, United Telephone 1.93; Prudential 1n5812.32, Tepe's 49.97 I, J D Geiger do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist day of September 1987. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given to all interested per sons 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 16th day of Sept., 1987 at which said day and hour the blds received will be open ed and examined and the contract for such resurfacing awarded to the lowest and best bidder according to monies available. The resurfacing work shall consist of all necessary cleaning, grading, and prepara tion of the present existing streets designated for resurfacing, and the fur nishing and application thereto of materials 81l as set forth In the specifications. Interested bidders may obtain specified tions relative 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 accom panied 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 "Bld for 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 infer malities in the bid. EvaleeM. Payne, Clerk-Treasurer Town of North Webster, Indiana A. 26-5.2 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No. 43C01 8708 ES-86 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA Notice is given that Merl D. Laughlin and Dewey Laughlin were on the 11th day of August, 1987, appointed: Co-Personal Representatives of the estate of Wava Laughlin, 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 11th day of August, 1987. Jeanne Weirick Clerk of the # Kosciusko Circuit Court Richard A. Green, Attorneys 116 East Main Street Syracuse, Indiana 46567 Phone: (219) 457 3222 A 26 S 2 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 Rick J. Reed requesting a Variance in the Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance, which would per mlt the construction of a deck 24' off the waters edge on his property which is located on the east side of Lakeview Drive and 380 feet north of 500 North and described as follows, to wit: A tract of land located in the Northeast Quarter of Section 14, Township 33 North, Range 7 East, Kosciusko County, Indiana and more accurately described as follows: Lot 24 and 24A Biglers Ist addition to Bay view. This hearing will be held in the Meeting Room, in the basement of the Kosciusko County Justice Building, Warsaw, Indiana, on Tuesday the Bth day of September, 1987 at 9:00 A.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 4:DO p.m. the day before the meeting. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Daniel W. Richard, Director A.265.2 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The Town of Etna Green, haying made a determination that it is appropriate to lease a certain section of the real estate owned by the Town and commonly known as the Water Tower Property, hereby solicits and re quests proposals for the development of the land. The factors which will be used in evaluating the proposals to be submitted are the willingness of the lessee to use the property for the provision of cable television service to the residents of the Town of Etna Green, the willingness of the lessee to pro vide insurance coverage to indemnify the Town against any loss or harm due to the use of the land for that purpose, and the will ingness of the lessee to develop the property in such away as to avoid interference with any other Town property or utility opera tions. The price to be obtained by the Town for the lease of the real estate is less impor tant than those factors identified above Some evidence of financial responsibility should be provided to the Town. Discussions may be conducted with the offerors for the purpose of clarification to assure full understanding of, and responsiveness to, the solicitation requirements Offerors will be accorded fair and equal treatment with respect to any opportunity for discussions and revisions of proposals. A decision will be reached on the lease of the real estate at the special board meeting of the Town Board of Etna Green, Indiana, on September 23, 1987 at 7:15 p.m. at the Heritage Park Building. Requests under this notice must be filed with the Clerk Treasurer of the Town of Etna Green on or before September 19,1987 This request for proposals is made pur suant to the provisions of Indiana Code 36 1 11 12. S 2 9 NOTICE Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Van Buren Township Kosciusko County, In diana, that the proper legal officers of said -municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at The Milford Fire Station, at 7:00 p.m., on 15th day of September, 1987, will consider the following additional ap propriations in excess of the budget for the current year 1987. Federal Revenue Sharing Fire Fighting Fund $6595.30 TOTAL $6595 30 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 will hold a fur ther hearing within fifteen days after it receives the proposal, 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. In terested taxpayers may inquire of the county auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Marcia A. Baumgartner Van Buren Township Trustee NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given, that the Syracuse Town Board of Zoning Appeals shall hold a public hearing on a petition filed by Lamar Paflas requesting a Variance in the Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance, which would permit the construction of a 24' x 24' garage 15 feet off the road right of way and 5 feet from a side property line on his property which is located on the east side of Warner Road (Old 13) and 1220 feet south of 1200 North and described as follows, to wit: A tract of land located in the Northwest Quarter of Section 17, Township 34 North, Range 7 East Kosciusko County, Indiana and more accurately described as follows: Lots 12 and 13 in South Addition to Kitson Park The hearing will be held in the Main Meeting Room, in the Syracuse Town Hall, 500 South Huntington, Syracuse, Indiana, on Thursday the 17th day of September, 1987 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 Plann ing Department, Courthouse, Warsaw, In diana, no later than 12:00 Noon on the day of the hearing. SYRACUSE TOWN BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Daniel W. Richard, Director A.265.2 NOTICE The Town of Syracuse, Indiana, is accep ting Statements of Qualifications for Qualified professional Engineers for Step 3 Services of the Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and Collection System Im provements. This Is an EPA/IDEM, and local funded contributory project. All inquiries will be provided information sheets and qualification requirements set forth by the Town of Syracuse, Indiana. The selection of the Engineer will be based on Section 33.525 of the Federal register. The deadline for accepting qualification documents is 4:30 P.M., October 9,1987. Direct all inquiries to; Mr. Joe Dock Public Works Superintendent 500 South Huntington St. Syracuse, Indiana 46567 5.2-9 NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR VACATION OF ROAD TO: Residents of Kosciusko County, Indiana Charles and Christina Corbett 1302 Midwest Oakbrook, Illinois 60521

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—~—> Sesquicentennial Memories . 2'“ ■' I ■«****• *—orirF ' tr * Rare derial photo of Lake Wowasee's west end

> This rare a'erial photo of the west end of Lake Wawasee shows Macy's slip and old high 13. The wooded area to the top left is jOakwood Park and in the lower right are the remains of the Syracuse-Milford Railroad. The almost obscure road bed came in from the west and curved left (north). The railroad was used to haul mari from w'aubee Lake at J.lilford to the Syracuse cement plant.

Minor injuries as cars collide

Two accidents were reported to Syracuse Police Friday, Aug. 28, and Monday, Aug. 31. with one of the incidents resulting in minor injuries. Brian Baker, 12, Syracuse, suffered abrasions to his legs in the Friday incident, after he collided with a 1986 Chevrolet Caprice, while riding his bicycle near Parkway Street at 7:45 a m Baker was traveling west on the Carroll Street sidewalk when he ran into the side of an automobile driven by Brenda S. Stamper, 35, Syracuse, which was stopped at the Parkway Street intersection. Police to enforce moped helmet law The Syracuse Police Department will begin enforcing the new Indiana Moped Helmet Law beginning today, Sept. 2. The law requires that anyone 18 or younger must wear a helmet with - protective glasses, goggles, or a face shield. The driver of the moped must be at least 15 years old and must have a moped permit or driver’s license. Mopeds are not allowed on highways or sidewalks. Chief Robert Ziller stated that Syracuse officers may give drivers a warning the first time; . however, if they are seen violating the law a second time their mopeds will be towed and they will be ticketed. Ziller is asking parents of children riding mopeds to encourage their children to wear helmets for their own protection. Study Another fashion tip — study the clothes you felt most happy and comfortable in last fall. Study the color, style, fabric, lines and the way they fit — use your findings as a valuable guide when buying or making new outfits. You are hereby notified that on the 6 day of Oct., 1987, at 11:00 A M. In the Courthouse, Warsaw, Indiana, the Board of Commis sioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will conduct a hearing on a petition filed by Roger D. Kryder and Marjorie Kryder for vacation of the following described road located in Kosciusko County, Indiana, towit: That portion of Mohican Drive located North of a line connecting the North lines of Lots 129 and 123 in Johnson's Bay Sub division (Kanata Manayunk) as shown by the recorded Plat thereof. st. J. D. Geiger, Auditor Kosciusko County, Indiana 529

Up to S2OO damage was caused to the Stamper vehicle, while the * Schwinn 10-speed bicycle Baker J was riding escaped damages. Driver inattention contributed c to an off-road accident on SR 13, ' 3,156 feet south of Bay Vista Drive at 7:50 p.m. Monday, Aug. ' 31. Kathryn Beezley, 59, was traveling south on SR 13 in a 1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass, when she lost control of her vehicle Beezley told officers she was attempting to put on her safety belt when the vehicle left the west side of the roadway and collided with a utility pole. The pole, owned by United Telephone Co., Warsaw, suffered SI,OOO in damages, while up to $2,500 in damages were caused to the Beezley vehicle. No injuries were reported. Serving our country ROBERT A. MANSFIELD Army Pvt. Robert A. Mansfield, son of Virginia L. Schlabach, r 4, Syracuse, has arrived for duty with the 501st Attack Helicopter Battalion, West Germany. Mansfield, an aircraft fire control system repairer, is a 1983 graduate of Wawasee High School. i

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If this picture was taken today, one would see the new highway route in the lower part of the picture and many houses and businesses between the old and new road. This photo is from the files of the Syracuse Public Library. Persons who have old photos of Syracuse to contribute to this column should include as much information as possible with the photo. The photos can be K r<?i'ght in to the Syracuse office of The Mail-Journal, 103 East Main Street. Special steps are being taken to insure safe return of all photos

Chrysler charges WASHINGTON - Chrysler Motors Corp, and two senior executives have been indicted on charges they sold as new more than 60,000 vehicles that had been driven by company managers with the odometers disconnected. ANSWERS ACROSS: DOWN: 1 Sacs 1 Sap 5 Dis 2 Ase 8 Rasp 3 Candy Man 12 ASAP 4 Spire 13 Une 5 Due 14 Elmo 6 Inn 15 Penitent 7 Settings 17 Paul 8 Repair 18 Dru 9 Alas 19 Toasty 10 Smut 21 Payee 11 Poly 23 Ziti 16 Tue 24 Rim 20 Otts 25 Contrite 21 Prop 29 Oda 22 Aide 30 Songs 23 Zones 31 Net 25 Cockerel 32 Penances 26 Inventor 34 Vat 27 Teal 35 Yaks 28 Etta 36 Stela 30 Snag 38 Renege 33 Aye Aye 41 Ten 36 Ste 42 Idea 37 Tense 43 Repenter 38 rips 48 Pony 39 Edom 49 Egg 40 Nene 50 Sock 44 Ego 51 Smee 45 PGA 52 Loa 46 ECG 53 Ergo 47 RKO

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R.N.’s-L.P.N.’s Due to our increase in census, we are looking for nurses to join us in providing quality long term care. We offer health insurance, life insurance, 13 bonus days, educational opportunities and MORE. Day, evening and night shift available. CONTACT Miller’s Merry Manor, Inc. Pickwick Drive & Old SR 13 P.O. Box 8, Syracuse, IN 46567 < JOIN US! $550 WEEKLY PLUS BONUS PLAN K 7 , Experienced MH-RV workers Frame and Floor Men, Carpet-installers, Plumbers, Electricians, Cabinet-Makers, Cabinet-Setters, Sidewallers, Trimmers, Roofers, FinabFinisn and Repair Persons and RV Body workmen Supervisory positions open. Foremen, Quality Control inspectors, etc. See or call Bill Hood, 8:08 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Fairmont Corporate Office 219 / 773-7941 Sauuuuw C.R. 7 south, Nappanee, Indiana HELP WANTED In Our ADVERTISING COMPOSITION DEPARTMENT • Artistic Background Important • Must Have Typing Ability • Must Be Good With Detail Work • Experienced Or We Will Train FULLTIME The Papers Incorporated Call 658-4111 Between 8-4:30 206 South Main MILRNO

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