The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 February 1989 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., February IS, 1989

It happened ... in Syracuse

. 10 YEARS AGO, FEB. 14,1979 Members of the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce retail division at Syracuse met last Friday morning for a breakfast meeting in the Three Flags at Syracuse. It was announced the newly formed group will be meeting on the second Friday morning of each month, instead of the previously planned first Friday, due to a conflict with the regular chamber group meeting. The location of the

Otar * I OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Feb. 19 — 1-4 P.M. STANTON LAKE (Second House From End On Lakefront) Four bedrooms, 2 1 /2 baths, great room with fireplace, walk-out basement, 2-car garage, lakefront deck and patio. Many extras including central air, central vac. whirlpool tub, gas log lighter. Home built by Star Builders and furnished for display by Pletchers of Nappanee. CALL: 457-4444 Or 632-4797

A Member Os The Sears Financial NefwoHr Beer, Realtors 457-4496 Better see this Ridinger Lake This classic Ligonier home would easement home now because it be great for a large family or for will sell in the spring. The owner a Bed & Breakfast business. It's an is very motivated, so call now 1 unbelievable home for just $94,500. w it HI Convenient location, country x _ . . . t x / New listing — Syracuse Lake-. setting but city services, 3 bed- . 4 .. . . . front — 50 lot, ideal location, rooms, 2 baths, new carpet, newly ~ . _ o --i , A ~, . A . 7 sandy beach & 3 bedrooms: priced redecorated, full basement — iust x MOMO S..USBUYNew listing — North Webster New listing in Milford - Immaculate country all brick home with 3 bed- 4 bedroom family home featuring rooms. I'/> baths, shed, large 1.14 acre lot spacious rooms & deck. Immaculate & just $53,000. maintenance free. $59,900 SR 13 SYRACUSE, IN An Independently Owned & Operated Member Os The Coldwell Banker Restdenttai Affiliates Inc

Quality executive home with 2 bedroom year round home five bedrooms, 2,000 sq. ft, 3 full with deeded access to Little Bar baths. 2 fireplaces on % acres bee Lake sitting on 4 lots with with 575' waterfront. $104,600, beautiful view. This is a great call Howard. starter home. Call Jock. ' UH JLr = ”?***» r Great starter home with Outstanding family home with deeded easement to Big Barbee quality features including 5 lake. 3 bedrooms and sitting on 2 bedrooms and 3 baths Located in lots. Calf dock for an appoin- lovely neighborhood with access ♦man*. $32,500 to Webtser Lake $129 000 Call Chuck. TOUR LAK AREA REAL TOK 219-834-1313 Leo Kerber4s3-4440 Joyne Allenß34 2386 Lynn Kerber4s3-4440 Lindo Farmwaldßs6-4479 Chuck Lowranceß34-2518 Bev Ganshiorn4s3-3336 Jock Mauleß34 2980 Monty Ganshom 453-3336 Dick 834-2107 Sonia Garrison4s7-5070 Rex Whites 94 2108 Charles Hunter 834-2688 Howard Ziegler 834-4458 Bob Phillipsß34-4755

breakfast meetings will be announced each month. No bids were accepted last ■flight for the classroom supplies or for the Northeastern Indiana School Study Council supplies at the regular meeting of the Lakeland School Board. Bids were received from eight different companies with half of the companies giving no total dollar bids for the supplies. The Vega Corporation of Syracuse has recently opened of-

fices in Mansfield, Texas and Evergreen, Ala. The Wednesday Afternoon Club at Syracuse met in the Nellan’s meeting room on February 7 with 11 members in attendance. Hostesses were Mrs. Vern Brinkman and Mrs. Deloss Weaver. The Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club met on Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, in the home of Mrs. R.C. Tytler with Mrs. W.H. Brake as co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Price and family have returned to Milford after living in the Mortin, 111., area for three years. The Prices are living in the Ray Hoover residence on Grove Road by Waubee Lake. The Hoovers have moved to Syracuse. Price will be self-employed as a masonry contractor. 20 YEARS AGO, FEB. 12, 1969 The Wednesday Afternoon club of Syracuse assembled at the Lakeland Youth Center for the February 5 meeting. Mrs. Marley Evans, vice president, opened the meeting with the club collect. Regular business was omitted.

REALTY WORLD Hawkins & Associates 122 S. Main MILFORD 658-4164 Super buy! For the growing family and handyman. Base ment and four bedrooms. Nice front-porch. Call Barb. Come and see - All new carpeting completely redecorated, two bedroom home ready for you to move in to. See Bonnie. Location, Location, Location. That is what this 50 acres has to offer. Call Kathy for details. Excellent starter home!! 4 bedrooms in the country. See Bonnie. Mobile home lot in Enchanted Hills. Boat lot included. See Silas. THE RESULTS PEOPLE Bonnie Newman 658 4530 Gwen Dewart 658 9675 Kathy Beer t 658 9273 Silas Howard 4295 Barbara Richardson 658 4483 Les Shetler 829 9149

START WORK IMMEDIATELY! Fairmont Fairmont Homes, Inc. and Stream Coach, Inc. Immediate openings for capable, qualityminded people with MH and RV construction experience. Our growth is unprecedented, and there are positions to fill in all divisions. Particular need for bodywork expertise. TOP INCENTIVE! BONUS PROGRAM! Apply 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. AMG, Inc. Corner of Hwy. 6 and Cty. Rd. 7 Nappanee, IN 46550

Our promise of service | is in writing. The CENTURY 2T Action Warranty' When you want to sell your home, the professionals at our CENTURY 21 office are ready for action. In fact, we promise action— ■A through the exclusive 11 CENTURY 21 Action -V Warranty. It lists—in writing—the steps we’ll take to sell your home. Call today for details. V, Beaty Realtors 457-4414 P.O. Box 278, SR 13 South SYRACUSE, IN Independently Owned & Operated Put your trust in Number One.* C 19R9 Century 21 Real Estate Corporation as trustee for the NA F •and •—trademarks of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation > Equal Housing Opport unity* ■ EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPER ATED

Plans for Civic Night in Syracuse are under way. The program is sponsored annually by the Business and Professional Women’s club and will be held on March 28 in the Syracuse junior high gym. Mrs. Agnes Stiffler has returned to her home at Syracuse after visiting her children at Winchester and other places. Wawasee high school band instructor and Mrs. Joseph Judkins are still excited about a weeklong air trip they made to the Virgin Islands over the holidays. They made the trip, spending much of their time in St. Croix, with their daughter and son-in-law, Rod and Jonell Bergstedt. Bergstedt is an engineer with the Magnavox Company of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miner of Syracuse visited in the Good home Thursday evening. Mrs. Good is working in the Munroe Memorial hospital at Ocala. Members of the Lakeland school corporation accepted the combination bid Tuesday night of McCormick — Cutter, Inc., of Syracuse and Leonard Supply of Silver Lake for the purchase of four school buses. The buses will be Chevrolets with Superior bodies. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy of Syracuse called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reed of Goshen one day last week. 30 YEARS AGO, FEB. 12, 1959 Jim Searfoss arrived back in town Sunday after spending three months in California. When asked why he left "sunny” California, he said, "I was ready to come home and weather doesn't make any difference.” Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Immel and daughter Mary Barb and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fawley and daughter Nancy attended the Shrine Circus in Fort Wayne on Saturday. The Sherman Deaton family were in Fort Wayne Saturday for a birthday dinner honoring Mr. Deaton at the home of his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conklin. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Cripe of Wawasee Lake and Goshen have left for Salerno, Florida, where they plan to spend several months. Mr. and Mrs. V.D. Disher and her sister, Mrs. Bertha Crist, are visiting relative in California. Mr. and Mrs. John Lockwitz and two sons of South Bend were week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nusbaum. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong spent the week end in Gary with their daughter and family, the Dale Weingarts.

PUBLIC NOTICES 1 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 19U NORTH WEBSTER TOWN, KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS, CASH BALANCESAND INVESTMENTS BALANCES Beginning Cash Ending Cash Total Cash & Fund Balances 1988 1988 Fund Balances Investments Investements Fund 1-1-88 Receipts Disbursements 12-31-M At Dec. 31 At Dec. 31 General Fund $ 38,150.04 $197,173.13 $194,205.38 $ 41,117.79 —O— $ 41,117.79 Motor Vehicle Highway 21,033.19 64,664.77 58,604.45 27,093.51 —o— 27,093.51 Local Road and Street 6,559.49 6,033.10 11,976.00 616.59 —O— 616.59 Parks and Recreation Fund -1,203.87 1,628.49 424.62 —o— —o— —o—- — Capital Improvement 5,111.23 7,247.63 2,350.00 10,008.86 —o— 10,008.86 Police Accident Report Fund 292.34 93.00 120.52 264.82 —o— 264.82 Police Firearms Training Fund 15.98 51.00 19.98 47.00 —o— 47.00 Payroll —o— 213,821.64 213,821.64 —o— -O- -0— Sevyage Utility Operating 10,831.46 192,352.94 188,803.37 14,381.03 -0— 14,381.03 . Sewage Utility Bond and Interest 26,387.50 38,210.00 41,850.00 22,747.50 —O— 22,747.50 Sewage Utility Improvement 3,737.63 41,508.31 39,159.84 6,086.10 —O— 6,086.10 Sewage Utility Debt Service —O— 3,009.31 —O— 3,009.31 $48,400.00 51,409.31 Cumulative Capital Development 5,948.91 8,168.30 13,000.00 1,117.21 —o— 1,117.21 Law Enforcement Con't Education 217.25 261.00 —o — 478.25 —o — 478.25 Park/Beach Donation 385.65 408.73 178.83 615.55 —o— 615.55 Police Donation 405.53 3,463.64 . 1,885.79 1,983.38 -O— 1,983.38 Christmas Decoration 471.12 350:00 504.23 316.89 —O— * 316.89 Totals $118,343.45 $778,444.99 $766,904.65 $129,883.79 $48,400.00 $178,283.79 LONG-TERM INDEBTEDNESS AS OF DECEMBER 31,1988 Outstanding Revenue Bonds As Os January 1, Bonds Issued Bondsßetired Outstanding As Os Interest Paid Fund 1988 During 1988 During 1988 December 31, 1988 During 1988 Sewage Utility $315,000.00 —o— $20,000.00 $295,000.00 $21,850.00 Totals $315,000.00 —O— $20,000.00 $295,000.00 $21,850.00 A detailed Accounting of Receipts and Disbursements is on file in the Clerk Treasurer's Office and may be reviewed during business hours. I, Margaret Lawrance, Clerk Treasurer of Town of North Webster, Kosciusko County, Indiana, do solemnly affirm that the preceding report is complete, true, and correct; that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me. and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated; that such payments were made without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or to any other person. I further at firm that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been •> paid money by the town has been filed as required by law in the office of the county auditor, and that copies of such annual report are in c ustody of the town board and the State Board of Accounts. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the town. Margaret Lawrance, Clerk Treasurer ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1988 TURKEY CREEK TOWNSHIP, KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA STATEMENTOF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS, CASH BALANCESAND INVESTMENTS BALANCES Cash Balance *° Cash Balance Investments Total Cash & Fund 1-1-88 Receipts Disbursements 12-31-88 12-31-88 Inv. At 12-31-88 Township $ 7,797.86 $ 8,589.16 $ 13,219.39 $ 3,167.63 $ 6,834.00 $ 10,001.63 Poor Relief* 16,438.56 28,604.33 24,611.87 20,431.02 —o— 20,431.02 Fire Fighting 29,590.50 82,021.94 73,198.43 38,414.01 10,000.00 48,414.01 Federal Revenue Sharing 13,853.95 5,785.76 19,639.71 —o— —o— —o—- — 565.00 1,488.00 347.55 1,705.45 —o— 1,705.45 Recreation 2,461.36 4,042.95 1,070.00 5,434.31 —o— 5,434.31 Cum Fire 47,308.60 31,266.01 5,785.76 72,788.85 105,000.00 177,788.85 Totals $118,015.83 $161,798.15 $137,872.71 $141,941.27 $121,834.00 $263,775.27 A detailed Accounting of Receipts and Disbursements is on file in the Township Trustee's Office and may be reviewed during business hours. •OBTAIN FIGURES FROM YOUR COUNTY AUDITOR'S RECORDS RECEIPTS James Howard 1,000.00 Syracuse Hardware 40.83 TOWNSHIP FUND Image Group 67.37 Tippecanoe Township 1,000.00 General property taxes $5,109.38 Indiana Dept. Os Employment 311.50 Town Os Syracuse 64,350.62 Bank, building & loan tax 916.37 Indiana Township Assoc. 265.00 Treasurer, Kos. Co. 245.70 Auto & aircraf.t excise tax 59 42 Internal Revenue Service 1,144.87 United Telephone Co. 329.60 Interest earned 1,961.03 Mariott Inn 145.20 Village Plumbing & Heating 266.31 Miscellaneous receipts 542 96 Betty Miller 45.00 Waterson's Grocery 174.51 TodMoerchen 500 00 Peggy York 114.00 Total $8,589.16 NBS Office Supply 55.66 CUMULATIVE FIRE POOR RELIEF FUND* Pickwick Insurance Agency 240 00 ToWhomFaid Amount General property taxes $23,863 81 Postmaster 119 00 Hoosier Fire Equipment $5,785.76 Bank, building & loan tax 277.51 Reliable Office Supply 16.59 CASH AND INVESTMENTS Auto & aircraft excise tax 4,280.01 Reub Williams & Sons 142.56 AT DECEMBER 31,1988 Refunds 183 00 Jack Ridings 350.00 Investments at 12-31 88 SheM Shafer 1,700.00 7 17 81 8044 Certificate of deposit. Total $28,604 33 Steve Shafer 588 00 maturity date 1 8 89, interest •OBTAIN FIGURES FROM YOUR State Bank Os Syracuse 16.70 rate 6.5, purchase cost $ 12,000.00 COUNT Y AUDITOR'S RECORDS Syracuse Printing Co. 51.50 7-20*-81 8048 Certificate of deposit, FIRE FIGHTING FUND The Papers, Inc. 15148 maturity date 1 11 89, interest General property taxes $57,051 51 Turkey Creek Assessor 3 00 rate 6.6, purchase cost 15,000.00 Bank, building and loan tax 484 17 United Telephone Co. 446 49 7-21-81 8053 Certificate of deposit, Auto & aircraft excise tax 13,644.34 Vintage Instant Print 96.34 maturity date 1 12 89, interest County option income tax (COIT) 9.429 42 Denise Wiggs 125.00 rate 6.6, purchase cost 10,000.00 Interest earned 1,312 50 Carl Hadley 350.00 53 82 8296 Certificate of deposit, Miscellaneous receipts 100 00 REVENUE SHARING maturity date 2 14 89, interest To Whom Paid Amount rate 6.1, purchase cost 18,000 00 Total $82,02194 Hoosier Fire Equipment $19,500.00 818 86 23521 Certificate of deposit, FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING Transfer Os Funds 139.71 maturity date 8 18 89, interest Transfer of funds $1,785.76 RECREATION rate 7.6, purchase cost 30,000.00 To Whom Paid Amount 9 13 83 82735 Certificate of deposit, Total $5,785 76 Sign Graphics $ 70.Q0 maturity date 3 7 89, interest DOG FUND Syracuse Park Board 1,000.00 rate 7.0, purchase cost 10,000.00 Dogtax $1,488 00 DOGFUND 831 83 91153 Certificate of deposit, To Whom Paid . Amount maturity date 1-11-89, interest Total $1,488 00 Dolores Graber $ 82 55 rate 6.85, purchase cost 10,000 00 RECREATION FUND Kosciusko Co Auditor 265.00 813 86 8829 Certificate of deposit, General property taxes $3,245.95 FIRE FIGHTING FUND maturity date 4 5 89, interest Bank ouilding & loan tax <37 74 To Whom Paid Amount rate 70, purchase cost 6,834.00 Auto & aircraft excise tax 582 18 Dave's Alignment & Brakes $28.50 8 18 86 23523 Certificate of deposit, Interest earned 177 08 Mike Davis 764 31 maturity date 8 18 89, interest Farber Upholstry 45 00 rate 7.6, purchase cost 10,000.00 . Total $4,042 95 Goshen Plumbing & Heating 46 75 Cash at 12-31-88 CUMULATIVE FIRE Mike Grevenstuk 4100 Cash $121,510.25 General property taxes $17,952 01 Timothy Henson 278.00 * . Bank, building & loan tax 152.35 Harold Hughes 16 02 Total Cash & Investments $243,344 25 Auto & aircraft excise tax 4,293.37 Lincolnway International EXPENDITURES MADE FROM Interest earned 8,728 57 Trucks 461.36 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING Miscellaneous receipts ~139.71 Mechanics Unlimited ' 641.32 FUNDS Ron Miller 421 54 Proposed (Budgeted) Total $31,266 01 Sam Naugler 4.00 Current Steve Naugler 8 00 Financial & general DISBURSEMENTS Dudley Nickles 12 00 administration $13,853.95 TOWNSHIP FUND Northern Indiana Public Serivce 763 18 To Whom Paid Amount Peggy York 173 00 Total $13,853.95 AE Boyce $8154 RC's Fire Truck Maintenance 402 30 Revenue Sharing Funds American Legion 300 00 Ricky Richardson 354 00 Actually Spent Asurco Inc 150 00 Timothy Schroder 12 00 Current Audrey Meyers 112 91 Brian Simmons 464 30 Financial & general Charles Beck 350 00 Ron Sims 819 18 administration $13,853.95 Ray E Darr 3,075 12 - Valerie Sims 64110 Barbara Griffith 1,218 56 Syracuse Fire Dept 280 00 Total $13,853 95 I Ray E Darr. Trustee of Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, do solemnly affirm that the preceding report is complete, true, and correct, that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated; that such payments were made without express or im plied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or to any other person I further affirm that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the county auditor, and that copies of such annual report are in custody of the township board and the State Board of Accounts. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township Ray E Darr, Trustee

Legal Notice of Public Hearing The Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County, Indiana, at 10:00 AM, on March 8, 1989, at the 2nd Floor Court House County Commis in th’e City of Warsaw in said Coun ty, will investigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the follow ing persons and locations listed herein, to wit DL4306426 PBW, Inc 117 W Van Buren St Leesburg, IN 465380000. Nancy Peterson, Pres Route 1 Box 76 Milford, IN 465420000, Secy P O Box 543 Milford, IN 465420000, DBA Leesburg Liquors, Li quor, Beer and Wine Package Store Permit Renewal, DL4315572 Marsh Supermarket Inc 500 E Market St Warsaw, IN 465800000. D E Marsh, Pres 501 Depot St Box 155 Yorktown. IN 473960000. P L Butt, Secy 501 Depot St Box 155 Yorktown, IN 473960000. DBA Marsh Supermarket #3O, Beer and Wine Dealer's Permit Renewal, RC4307063 Wawasee South Shore Club Inc RR 3 Box 90 Vawter Park Syracuse, IN 465670000, D B A South Shore Golf Club, Liquor, Beer and Wine Club Permit Renewal and Sunday

/■Vc Rick Pinney Owner/Broker LI /jA\.I%L' 3” Mdindo Pinney Owner/Broker 11 jWkriLf ffV 1 Carolyn Parmerlee RE# AA'rtL/F'X' David Scheldt St. Rd. 13 SYRACUSE, IN 457-4478 HIW LISTING I—. "• i W j | J IMi IBM t / ;<■* _ J SYRACUSE LAKEFRONT "Country Cottage" charm in a thoroughly remodeled year around home with 2 separate living areas, 2 baths, nice deck and view. Other extras include large walk-in closet, spacious pantry, spotless basement for storage, work oreo and on extra lot across road

Sales Renewal; RR43072U Stacy S Sport Inn inc St Rd 15 South Leesburg, IN 465380000, S E Haines, Pres RR 1 Leesburg, IN 465380000, Colleen L Haines, Secy RR 1 Leesburg, IN 465380000, D B A. Stacys Sports Inn, Liquor, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal, RR4381548 Westerman Restaurant Corpora tion Rt 13 South Box 201 Lakeland Shop Center North Webster, IN 465550000, Carol A Westerman, Pres RR 1 Box 78 Nappanee, IN 465500000, Charles R Westerman, Secy RR 1 Box 242 Milford, IN 465420000, DBA Lucky's, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal; RR4388006 McDaniel Restaurant Corporation (West Side Dewart Lake) RR 5 Box 136 Syracuse, IN 465670000, Richard McDaniel,. Pres RR 5 Box 136 Syracuse, IN 465670000, Meredith McDaniel, Secy RR 5 Box 136 Syracuse, IN 465670000, D B A C J S Restaurant, Liquor, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal and Sunday Sales Renewal Said investigation will be open to the public. Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission by Executive Secretary, Alcoholic Beverage Commission, Chairman, Alcoholic Beverage Commission

Add egg white Add the white of an egg to cream and chill. It will not only whip better, but will add volume. Try starch To keep newly washed tennis shoes clean longer, spray them with a thin layer of starch. NOTICE OF COUNTY OPTION INCOME TAX ORDINANCE VOTE The fiscal body of Kosciusko County hereby declares that on March 9, 1989 at 7:30 p.m a public hearing will be held at County Courthouse concerning the following resolu tion to propose an ordinance before the members of the County Income Tax Council. Members of the public are cordially invited to attend the hearing for the purpose of ex pressing their view RESOLUTION No. 1989 2 RESOLUTION TO INITIALLY PROPOSE AN ORDINANCE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY COUNCIL Section I: That the ordinance which follows is proposed for 'consideration of the Kosciusko County Incom T *x Council ORDINANCE 4o 1989 1 ORDINANCE TO INCREASE THE HOMESTEADCREDIT BE IT ORDAINED BY THE KOSCIUSKO COUNTY INCOME TAX COUNCIL: Section 1 The percentage credit for homesteads, as provided by IC 6 1.1 20 9, is increased by the Kosciusko County Income Tax Council for all eligible homesteads in the county, according to the following schedule Calendar year Percentage credit 1989 4% Section 2: The percentage credit allowed for homesteads under the schedule in Section 1. of this ordinance is In addition to the percentage credit allowed by the State of In diana in IC 611 20 9 Section 3: This ordinance expires on December 31, 1989 Pat Brown Kosciusko County Auditor

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Social security numbers for tax return forms Taxpayers claiming a dependent who is-at least five years old must include that dependent’s taxpayer identification number on their return. For most individuals, this number is their social security number. If the dependent has a social security number, but the taxpayer does not know what it is, the taxpayer should contact a local Social Security Administration office. To get a social security number, a dependent must have evidence of: 1) date of birth, 2) US citizenship or legal alien status, and 3) identity. A public, hospital, or religious birth record is generally sufficient for first two items. A school ret a and certain other documents can be used for proof of identity. For more information, taxpayers may ask at any Social Security Administration office for the free leaflet, “Applying for Social Security Number. ” Panel to be featured at AAUW meeting The Warsaw Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) will feature Sydney Ellis, Beverly Blood and Carolyn Mock, as a panel on the topic of the “Emotional and Social Needs of Children.” Ellis is an attendance officer, Blood, a school psychologist and Mock an assistant principal with Warsaw Schools. Karen Birdwell, Vicky Wilson and Kate Wolford will be hostesses for the evening. Guests are welcome. AAUW is open to anyone with a bachelor’s degree or higher. The local organization is active in supporting education. It is the Warsaw AAUW that, each year, during Pioneer Days, holds a book sale, which provides book lovers with an opportunity to buy previously owned books at an excellent price. Save the heels Make your own bread crumbs. Save the heels of bread, dry in the oven, then roll with a rolling pin. Keep in plastic bag in freezer. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Kosciusko County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to vacate part of Flow ing Well Drive located South of the Rolling Ridge Mobile Home Addition. Date: March 14, 1989 at Kosciusko County Courthouse — 2nd floor at 11:00 a m. Mr. Lester Ready has petitioned the Kosciusko Board of Commissioners to vacate a portion of Flowing Well Drive as follows: Commencing at the Southeast corner of Lot *2O in the Rolling Ridge Mobile Home Addition thence south 30.0 ft. along the west right of way line of Flowing Well Drive ex tended to the point of beginning; thence west 25.0 ft., thence south 50 0 ft., thence east 100.0 ft.; thence north 50.0 ft.; thence west 50.0 ft. to the point of beginning. Congruently a 40 ft. radius cul de sac shall be dedicated to the County ot Kosciusko as follows: Commencing at the Southeast* corner of Lot *2O in the Rolling Ridge Mobile Home Addition, thence south 30.0 ft. along the west right of way line of Flowing Well Drive ex tended; thence continuing south 10.0 ft. along said line extended, thence east 40.0 ft. to said 40 0 ft radius point. Said 40 0 ft. radius circumference line shall connect the west right of way line of Flowing Well Drive extended to the east right of way line of Flowing Well Drive extended at a point 1.28 ft. south of the southwest corner of Lot *4O in the Rolling Ridge Mobile Home Addition. The existing 20.0 ft. pedestrian easement located at the south end of Flowing Well Drive shall re main intact with the easement line being ex tended to intersect the 40.0 ft. radius circumference. Kosciusko County Board Os Commissioners Charles Lynch, President Maurice Beer, Member Ed Creighton, Member Pat Brown Kosciusko County Auditor

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