The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 June 1989 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 21,1989

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PUBLIC NOTICES Legal Notice of Public Hearing The Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County. Indiana, at 10:00 a m , on July 12. 19W. at the 2nd floor court house county com mis in the city of Warsaw in said county, will investigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the following persons and locations listed herein, to wit: DL4305967 Service Liquors Inc 108 S Lake St Warsaw. IN 465800000. E R Likens. Pres 1904 E Sheridan Warsaw. IN 465800000. Patricia L Likens. Secy 1904 E Sheridan Warsaw. IN 465800000 DBA Service Liquors. Liquor, Beer and Wine Package Store Permit Renewal. RR4300606 Garretts Sports Saloon Inc >O3 E Main St Mentone. IN 465390000. John D. Garrett, Pres RR 7 Box 378 Rochester. IN 469750000. JakeMcClone, Secy Shilling Road Palestine. IN 465800000. D B A.. Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal. RR4303753 Kale Island Beacon Inc RR 1 Box 38A Syracuse IN 465670000. Dohald W Hays. Pres 700 Front St Syracuse. IN 465670000. Janet Hays. Secy 700 Front St Syracuse, IN 465670000. D B A. Kale Island Beacon. Liquor. Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal and Sunday Sales Renewal RR4381036 R'D I Inc St Rd 13 S Box 305 Syracuse. IN 465670000. Randy Cook. Pres P O Box 305 Syracuse. IN 465670000. Denise Cook. Secy P O Box 305 Syracuse. IN 465670000. D B A. Cocineros. Liquor. Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal and Sunday Sales Renewal RR4382211 Silver Inn Tavern Inc. 365 E Main St Silver Lake. IN 469820000. Jack A Warren. Pres 201 E Calhoun St Claypool. IN 465100000. Alan V Clark. Secy RR 1 Box 511 Claypool. IN 465100000. D.B.A. The Silver Inn. Liquor Beer and Wine Retailer s Permit Renewal. RR4383245 Wawasee Bowl Inc RR 6 Box 328 Syracuse. IN 465670000, Joseph L Sheets Pres RR 3 Box 32A Syracuse. IN 465670000 Ronald Gross. Secy 57265 RR 7 CR 135 Elkhart. 1N465160000. BA. Wawasee Bowl Restaurant. Liquor. Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal and Sunday Sales Renewal. RR4387198 Robert A Carlson. Inc South County Line Rd PO Box 306 Syracuse. IN 465670000. Robert A Carlson. Pres 401 John St Syracuse. IN 465670000. Lorena B Carlson. Secy 401 John St Syracuse, IN 465670000 DBA Maxie 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 Paula Lopossa Executive Secretary. James L Wells. Chair man. LEGAL NOTICE SCHOOL BUS BID The Board of School Trustees of Warsaw Community Schools Kosciusko County In diana will receive sealed bids until 11 30

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AUCTION As the Masts are retiring and moving to town, they will sell the following located one mile south of Milford, Ind. on St. Rd. 15 to 1100 N. then west 2 miles to Orn Road then 1 mile south to Price Road, then east ’/« mile. Saturday, June 24, 1989 Real Estate - 9:30 A.M. Personal Property - 10:30 A.M. 40 ACRE DAIRY & HOG FARM DAIRY CATTIE DAIRY EQUIPMENT FARM MACHINERY — EQUIPMENT 250 gal, Delavol self-contained bulk tank w new compressor in 1988 5 ACRE FARMETTE — HARVESTORE — 35 ACRES DeLaval »75 milker pump and motor LEVELLAND 3 Surge 40 lb milker pails Approx 50 ft. of l'-:" gloss pipeline w receiver PARCEL I - 5 ACRE FARMETTE located in jar, transfer pump& elec, pulsators Wawasee School District which includes □ 3 3 Stall Choreboy side open milking parlor bedroom older 2 story house, 9 rooms total, J Good Brock feed bins both and partial basement. The house was vinyl Linde XR 6A semen tank sided in 1987, a new furnace & central air in 1985 8 Excellent Handy C 1 000 high pressure washer new roof in 1984 There is a 60x60 pole constructed barn complete w 16x16 milk house 30 free stalls 11 stanchions S box stalls and a large amount of SK|D & pARM MACH|NERY concrete surrounding the b w4O of V-trough hydrostatK skld auger feeding is presently set | o pder w new tires cage materials bucket up for Grade A Dairy There IS 100 amp to barn and ckikws , K Il ai water cooled engine 2828 hrs SN 10575 house & a newer 4 submersible well. Also con- ’ x ♦ « \a/c . lrto _ . . ~ .. . . .. .. . 1967 Case 1030 diesel Comfort King WF tractor structed in 1985 —a 80x24 hog finishing building . . . . <- N 4 t ~ w cab. dual hydraulic 18.4x34 tires 5N * oPPro- 24 concrete slob that drams to a Q reQ , horse lagoon Th,s hog system ts complete for approx h |e ps , 2 yo|f p) 450 head, d PARCEL II - Personal Property -a 50x20 white 9°° Np p$ , 2 vo „ sn 294964 top Harvestore complete w Gohath unloader con- „ )4 9x38 g s forward ,n 1980. The cutter chom was replaced m Mass^y )Q) Np SN 37452 PARCEL 111 - Approx, 35 ACRES of very fertile good for parts only ; i ... , c i . . New Idea 205 bu. single beater manure spreader loamy type soil with approx. 15 acres ot planted corn that is included approx. 1 5 acres of alfalfa & w new we corn inui is ic . Oliver «565 semi-mounted 4x16 plow w spring orchard gross, plus approx. 5 acres of cut-over | oade d coulters and buster rake PARCEL IV - Combination of Parcels 12 83. ase3 P * V°, W TERMS - Parcels 1 8 3 — $5 000 down on each Ford 2 row 3 pt cult.va a s parcel; Parcel 2 — Cash day of sale and Parcel 4 onee ec ric see er i i on Good.Brillion 11 ft. cultimulcher inside wheels)- — $lO 000 down, total remainder in approx 30 , . i lui- l u . . .• Kewanee 12 ft wneel disc days at the delivery of deed and title insurance POSSCSSIOH — Land Day of Auction. House within * 0 '"9 s ie s r *'*’*™" r Co op 13-run low profile gram drill w seeder 60 days of auction: and Buildings within 30 days of H \ 3 w uup j o hn D eere c 494 4 r ow corn planter rubber press auction. , i o TAXES - 1988 duel 989 ($867.04) poid by seller s 8 msec 1989 due 1990 will be paid 50% by seller and 50% N J Ho Ld >460 hoybme AUCTION MOTE: The Masts hove made their deci Several hydraulic cylinders i nrtnru sion to sell this farm, cattle and equipment. They have the right to reject any or all bids however 4 t l ... «« * 14 ft IHC ff sl two-beater forage wagon w root on they are very motivated to sell. Inspect prepare and bid your price on sale day. Don’t find out too 9°° ear ._ , , il u u i -a CQ ii Good Supreme 60 shaker pan forage blower ate that you would have easily paid the selling < , . < . , r r K 3 Good Steel hay rack wagon complete w sides Hay rack wagon on *5 John Deere gear New Holland *l7 forage chopper direct head hay Any announcements made sale day take pickup and corn header precedence over printed matter , . A , K Helix tandem axle 2 2 ton feed wagon SALE ORDER: Real Estate. Miscellaneous, Dairy 8 Steel frame 6 f' x 8 f tutil, y trader Feed Equipment. Cattle 8 Machinery *0 Long elephone poles TERMS: MfrCM'/ta'.l.t. Um* U 9x2Bl,res Net Responsible For Accidents 35 HOME-BRED A-l SIRED HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 8 CATTLE — TRAILER 15 Holstein dairy cows, many fresh and to freshen OLDER MACHINERY FOR PARTS OR REPAIR this summer. Daily milk weights on sale day 9 ft. spring tooth harrow 4 — Holstein shortbred heifers Dunhom 8 ft mulcher 6 — 400-600 lb. Holstein open heifers • 7 ft «4 John Deere mower 2 — Bucket heifer calves 2 row rotary hoe Bft packer 5 — Holstein steers 500-600 lbs Various plows 3 — Holstein steers 300-400 lbs Job" * 5 mower NOTE: This herd has never been on test for produc Steel wheel side rack tiort. but ore oil sired A-l and are honest milk cows J D "290 corn planter and the will to work. Don't be too busy for this IHC 13-run grain drill small herd Le,z PTO hommer mill Good Volley 16 H. tandem livestock trailer ’ bog cement mixer fits the M Mr. & Mrs. Lester Mast, owners Roger Hahn 1407 SR 19N Nappanee IN 46550 219-658-4656 Ph.l Hahn FATHER 8 SON — AUCTIONEERS 219-773-3091

am., local time in the office of the Superintendent of Schools at 1 Administra tion Drive, Warsaw, Indiana, on Monday Ju ly 24, 1989 for six (6). sixty six passenger buses including one with a handicap lift Bids will be submitted on State Board of Accounts Form No. 95 all parts of which will be attached and properly filled out. Each bid shall be accompanied by an acceptable cer tified or bank officer's check made payable to the order of said school corporation for an amount of not less than five percent (5%) of the amount of the proposa I The check or bond shall be forfeited asji quidated damages in case of failure of any successful bidder to enter into contract within ten (10 days after notification of ac ceptance of this proposal Copies of detailed instructions to bidders and specifications may be obtained in the of fice of the Business Manager at 1 Ad ministration Drive Warsaw, Indiana 46580 The Board of School Trustees of said school corporation reserves the right to re ject any or all bids or waive any infor malities therein , All bids must be marked "Bid on School Buses" on the outside of the envelope Dated this 12th day of June, 1989 Larry Bair. Secretary v Ju. 21 28 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED Cause No 43D0! 8807 ES 41 In the Kosciusko Superior Court, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DOROTHY O BRIEN LECOUNT, Deceased NOTICE IS GIVEN That Sylvia L Harder and R. Dale LeCount. jr as Co Personal Representatives of the above named estate, have presented and filed herein the final ac count in settlement of the estate, and a peti tion for distribution, and that the same will be acted upon by the court on July 14, 1989: unless any person interested in the final

NOTICE OF ADOPTION NOTICE TO TAXPAYERSOF WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the Board of Schools Trustees has established a Capital Projects Fund and adopted a plan under I C 21 2 15. The following is a general outline of the plan Current Expenditures 1990 1991 1992 (1) Planned construction, repair, replacement or remodeling $ 2 282,350 S 1.375,800 $ 1,290,975 (2) Acquisition of Real Property 280,000 -0 - —0 (3) Site development 43,000 813.500 145.500 (4) Emergency allocation 75,000 100,000 100,000 (5) Purchase lease and repair of equipment 996,591 1,658,646 409.940 ,6) Purchase, lease maintenance, and repair of computer hardware and software • 188.671 157,661 101,382 SUBTOTAL CURRENT EXPENDITURES S 3 865.612 $ 4.105.607 S 2,047,797 (7) Allocation for future projects (cumulative total) 300.000 110.000 230.000 (8) Interest transfer to General Fund pursuant, to I C. .21-2 15 5 —o— _0 ~ -0— TOTAL'E-XPENDITURES AND ALLOCATIONS $ 4,165.612 S 4.215,607 S 2.277.797 SOURCES AND ESTIMATES OF REVENUE January! 1990 Cash balance $ 1.000 000 —o— —o—- — encumbered appropriations 1.000.000 —o— coCash balance available for current plan —o— —o— 110,000 Property taxes 3.887.500 3.925,607 1867.797 Auto excise 250,000 260.000 270.000 other 28.112 30.000 30.000 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR PLAN S 4.165,612 S 4,215.607 S 2,277,797 Based on an assessed valuation of 5311.000.000 $321 885.000 $333,151 000 The Projected Tax Rate for the Capital Project Fund will be SI 25 $1 22 $56 Ten (10) or more taxpayers in the school corporation who will be affected by the plan may file a petition with the County Auditor of Kosciusko County, not later than ten ( 10) days after the publication of this notice, setting forth their obiections to the plan Upon filing of the peti tion the Coynty Auditor shall immediately certify the same to the State Board of Tax Com mtssioners. which Board will fix a date and conduct a public hearing on the plan before issuing its approval or disapproval thereof Arden W Warner President Thomas D Moore. Vice President Larry E Bair Secretary Max M Anglin Member TerryJ Klondaris Member Michael J Martin, Member Richard W Ridderman Member

distribution files written obi Actions to the ac count and petitions on or be.ore that date. Dated this 14th day of June, 1989 Jeanne Weirick Clerk of Kosciusko Superior Court Richard A. Green, Attorney Attorney for Co Personal Representatives 116 East Main Street Syracuse, IN 46567 Telephone: (219 ) 457 3222 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given to all interested per sons that the Board of Trustees of the Town of Milford, Kosciusko County, Indiana, will accept sealed bids for resurfacing of various streets in the Town of Milford, Indiana from the date of this notice until the hour of 6:30 p m on the 10th day of July, 1989 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 to the monies available. The resurfacing work all 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 all as set forth in the specifications. Interested b dders may obtain specifica tions relative to such street resurfacing work from the Clerk Treasurer of the Town of Milford at the Milford Town Hall Each bid shall be submitted upon the prescribed Form 96 with the Non-Collusion Affidavit executed. Each bid shall be accom panied by a Bid Bond or Certified Funds made payable to the Town of Milford in the amount equal to five percent (5%) of the maximum total bid. Bids shall be sealed and submitted to the Milford Clerk Treasurer, marked "Bid for Street Resurfacing" Bids may be mailed to the Clerk Treasurer, at P O Box 456, Milford, Indiana, 46542 or delivered to the Clerk Treasurer at the Town Hall, 121 South Main Street, Milford, Indiana. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to

reject any and all bids and readvertise, anc| to waive any informalities in the bid. Monica R. Bice, Clerk Treasurer Town Os Milford, Indiana Ju.2l 28 NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR VACATION OF ALLEY TO: Robert Danners 505 North First Street Pierceton, Indiana 46562 And the residents of Kosciusko County. Indiana You are hereby notified that on the 19 day of July, 1989, at 7:00 P r M. in the Town Hall, North Webster, Indiana, the Board of Trustees of the Town of North Webster will conduct a hearing on a petition filed by Calvin Packard and J Joyce Packard for vacation of the following described alley located- wjthin North Webster. Kosciusko County, Indiana to wit. Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot Number One (1) in Himes Addition, thence Southerly along the East line of Lot Number One (1) and Lot Number Two (2) in said Addition to the Southeast corner of Lot Number Two (2) in said Addition; thence East 15 8 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot Twenty one (21) in said Addition thence Northerly on and along the West lines of Lots Numbered Twenty one (21) and Twenty two (22) in said Addition to the Northwest corner of Lot Number Twenty two (22) thence West 15 8 feet to the place of beginning Margaret Lawrance Clerk Treasurer Os The Town Os North Webster, Indiana NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR VACATION OF ALLEY TO. Raymond and Jeanette Burt Route 5, Box 390 Syracuse, Indiana 46567 Nancy Grimwood ”402 Hermosa Hill Drive Tucson. Arizona 85710 And the residents of Kosciusko County, Indiana You are hereby notified that the 3rd day of July. 1989, at 11 00 A M in the Courthouse, Warsaw. Indiana, the Board of Commis sioners of the County of Kosciusko, Indiana will conduct a hearing on a petition filed by Donald E Moore and Linda D Moore for . vacation of the following alley located in Kosciusko County, Indiana, to wit Beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot Number Five (5). First Addition to Red mon Park. Dewart Lake, Kosciusko County, Indiana thence East 100 feet along the South line of said Lot Number Five (5) to the Southeast corner of said lot thence South 15 feet more or less to the Northeast corner of Lot Number Four (4) m said addition thence West along the North line of said Lot Numbered Four (4) to the Northwest corner of said Lot Number Four (4) thence North 15 feet more or less to the point of beginning Patricia Brown Auditor Kosciusko County. Indiana

4-H camp — An educational opportunity

By KAREN S. LOWRY Extension Agent 4-H And Youth An excellent, educational opportunity tor 4-H'ers is 4-H Camp 4-H Camp was cooperatively held for Fulton. Kosciusko. Marshall and Starke counties from June 14-16. If provided growth opportunities for both the 9- to 14-year-old 4-H campers and the 16- to 19-year-old 4-H camp counselors The "Down on the Border" 4-H Camp featured classes in natural resources, nutrition, self esteem, miscellaneous crafts, newspaper, sports, recreation, reed craft, leathercraft and woodworking Kosciusko County 4-H members attending 4-H Camp were Sarah Calhoun. Kelly Dear dorff. Kristin Deardorff. Kari Demske. Michelle Demske. Jon Golden. Mindy Gray. Laura Grothaus. Matt Halsey. Ryan Harper. Joshua Huffman. Sam Huffman. Kami Johnson. Heather Lamb. Bethany McFarland. Chasity Miller. Travis Moore. Gretel Deters. Cassand.ra. Pontious. Andy Shepherd. Jason Shepherd. Shan non Smith. Rachel Tenney and Brian Via. Kosciusko County 4 11 Junior Leaders serving as camp counselors were Kris Butt. Janet Lynch. Kevin Ousley and Penny Williamson

WAWASEE LAKE ACCESS ir»4->«w I ’Mba' bn * One Half-Acre And Home Plus — 1/5 Acre Wawasee Channel Lot And Pier BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM HOME 1900 Sq. Ft. Ist And 2nd Floor, 720 Sq. Ft. Outside Dock 800 Sq. Ft. Basement Outside Entrance And Storaqe Exposed Barn Beam Construction Beal Plank Oak And Poplar Paneling Oak Cabinets And Butcher Block Counter Tops Natural Gas Bot Water Heat Heated Marble And Tile Floors 3 Bathrooms, Laundry Boom 2-3 Bedrooms And Large Kitchen can Mike Clevenger 594-5734 Pier 13 Realty 834-1313

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, JUNE 20,1979 Jack DeHaven, well known Fort Wayne automobile dealer, has been selected as commodore for the July 1 Flotilla Parade. A summer resident of Lake Wawasee, DeHaven has been very active in the Wawasee Property Owners Association. He was directly responsible for developing the pier numbering system on Lake Wawasee. Syracuse police officer Jack Zimmerman enjoys tennis and is good at it. It would seem he and Bob Baugher of Enchanted Hills teamed up recently to place second in a tourney at the Goshen Tennis Shop. The Wawasee Boating Association is a club of families owning or renting cottages on Lake Wawasee This year they are sponsoring races each Sunday morning, open to all sailors at no cost. Mindy Gilliland, 21, Syracuse, has been awarded the Amoco Bronze Medallion of Excellence for her participation in the national American College Theatre Festival recently held at the John F Kennedy Center in Washington. D C. Carol Hurd. Gloria Frew and Ann Haffner, all of the Lakeland Day Care Center, and Tom

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l-II Calendar June 21 4-H Dog Training. 7 p m .fairgrounds June 21 — 4-H Rocket Launch. 5 3o p m.. Creighton Field ■mb June 22-23 — Madame Carroll Boat Trip June 23 Key Club Applications due in Extension Office June 25 r- Area 10 Horse arid Pony Show. Elkhart County June 26-28 — Roundup. Purdue June 26 - Lake City Lassies and Lads Club Meeting. 7 p.m.. Justice Building lounge June 27 — Lucky Lassies and Lads. 7 p.m.. Justice Building lounge June 27 — 4-H Fish Fry Wrap I'p Meeting. 7 p.m.. Justice. Building small meeting room June 28 — 4-H Dog Training. 7 p in . fairgrounds June 29 4-H Council. 7:30 p.m.. Justice Building small meeting room June 30 4-H Livestock Pen Forms due in Extension (Iffice

Swartz, president of the Lakeland Youth Center board, met with the United Way budget committee last Thursday to review budgets for the coming year. Postmaster Avon Bushong is more than happy to have the new post office parking lot paved. 20 YEARS AGO, JUNE 18, 1969 The Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s Club met June 10 in a Nappanee restaurant. The installation of officers was held, with Mrs. Frank Bates leading the new officers in their installation vows. The new officers are: President — Mrs. Earl Money; Vice president — Mrs. Helen Wilkinson; Secretary — Mrs. David Rock; Treasurer — Mrs. Fred Byland. If you haven’t visited Foo and Faye’s Cantonese restaurant this year, do so: First for the fine Chinese cuisine, and second to see the new oriental patio that is new this year. Dr. Charles Hursh, a resident of Goshen and Syracuse Lake, is a hobbyist, and recently received his pilot’s instructor’s license. He has his plane at the Wawasee Airport and plans to give lessons this summer. Mr. and Mrs. William Cable

June 30 — Area Demonstration. Public Speaking Contest. Starke Co.

OPEN HOUSE - WAWASEE SPINK SATURDAY & SUNDAY - 1:00-4:00 P.M. Pod • Two-Car Attached * r ' ces Garages Starting At • *210,000 • Fireplaces SYRACUSE 457-4678 Next To Pilcher's Shoes 4 WHITEWALL 4 BLACKWALL ALL SEASON | SPORT | RADIALS | RADIALS ; P15580R13 527.45 I P17570R13 CTgWI 4 P16580R13 528.70 I $34.36 « P17580R13 $30.36 ■ Plfi „ n i, n < P18575R14 $32.55 I / P19575R14 $34.44 ■ P20575R15 $36.95 I P18570R14 P23575R15 $40.34 ■ $40.16 MT* . I .ll RAISED d LIGHT TRUCK I WHITE LETTER I RADIALS I P21565R15 $57.66 I 20575R14LT RWL $49.09 P22570R15 $57.00 ■ 23575R15LT RWL $55.74 I P23560R15 $59.23 H 23575R15XLWW $49.44 , P24560R15 $62.52 11 23585R16LT BW $92.94 OVER 700 TIRES IN STOCK

and son Edwin attended the American Seed Trade Association meeting at Denver, Colo. Mr. Cable served on a committee representing Migro Hybrids of Mitchell. Enroute they visited friends and relatives at Alma and McPherson, Kans., Rocky Ford, Pueblo and Loveland, Colo. Stewart LeCount, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger LeCount. Warsaw, spent a few days last week in the Emory Guy home at Syracuse. Mrs. Helen Overstreet, Syracuse, spent the week end at Marion and Indianapolis. 30 YEARS AGO, JUNE 18, 1959 Blanche Bates, forrper owner of the Dixie Restaurant, is managing Q’s Waco this summer. She said activity started at the Wawasee Lake front drive-in almost before it was opened, which was Saturday. The Wawasee Belle, paddle wheel excursion boat, adds to the interest as it plys the waves on Wawasee in its roundabout trips docking at Waco and Oakwood. An adventure which began for teenager Dick Jamison almost 2 years ago was climaxed on Sunday, June 14, when Dick, son of Syracuse Lake residents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jamison, pulled a 21 foot Indian dug-out canoe from its swampy grave near the entrance of the Syracuse-Wawasee channel and brought it across Syracuse Lake to rest on the Jamison's beach. Miss Vivian Fisher, home from her first year at Indiana University, is employed for the summer at Syracuse Enterprises. She plans to enter training for airlines hostesses with one of the major airlines in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Stevenson and daughters. Donna and Diane, arrived recently from Coral Gables, Fla., to spend the summer at their Lake Wawasee home.. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Nelson of Hammond and Mrs. Maude Sykes of Chicago will be guests for the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Socks. Mrs. James LeCount and children of Huntington are visiting her parents. Mr. and

Mrs. Noble Myers, this week. 50 YEARS AGO, JUNE 23, 1939 Mr. George Butt and James Butt were Warsaw shoppers Monday. Mrs. McFall of Warsaw is spending the week with Mrs: Macpherson. Mrs.. Theora Christie of Ligonier spent the week with Mrs. Ernest Bushong. Hundreds attended the annual fish festival held last Thursday night, in honor of the opening of the fishing season, which is always one of Syracuse’s most gala event.,, being sponsored by the local conservation clubs. Mr. and Mrs. John Cremens of Chicago were Monday guests of Mrs. Henry O. Grieger. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Walker of Indianapolis were the weekend guests of Mr. L.N. Kitson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richards of Michigan City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Elkhart were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rex. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Detwiller of Wakarusa called on Miss Goldie Newcomer Sunday afternoon. Mr. Gene Fidler and father spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harleyv enjoying the fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Davis and daughter, Linda, were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. McFarren near New Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Miller and Mr. and Mrs. S. Nichol called on Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller Monday evening.

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