The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 August 1989 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 9,1989

PUBLIC NOTICE KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL A CLAIMS The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on Aug. 15, 1989. Business Equipment Co 37.05; Printing Plus ih 80, D Richard 498.00; K Mart 9)22 188.88; Business Equipment Co 27.40; A Gunter 22.56; N Howell 14.51; C. Ritz 14.72; Business Equipment Co 12.85; Business Equipment Co 19.84, Business Systems, Inc 67.46; Executive Office Machines, Inc 105.82; Culligan 267.50; Silveus & Bradway 11.00, A 1 Lock & Key 15.00; Central Supply 125.31; Comfort Temp 332 11; Olympia Repair 270 00; Safe Way Door 70.55, Beauchamp & McSpadden 1095.00; Sewage Collection Office 619.66; National Dust Con trol 187.79; Hall Hardware 6.26, Waste Management 174.00, Sears Roebuck And Co. 323.52; United Telephone Co 52.78, Business Equipment Co 171.70; Thomas Rubber Stamp Co 15 10; Postmaster 1000.00, Business Equipment Co 461.00; Waddell Printing Co 51.50; A E Boyce Co, Inc 600.00; Fisher Bros Paper Co 493.50, Centel Cellular 56 00; United Telephone Co 1085.45; TriNamic Printing Co 28.13; The MailJournal/The Paper 87.00; Times-Union 203.75; Governmental Inter insurance Exchange 382.00; Tippecanoe Township 500.00, Executive Office Machines, Inc 708.00; United Telephone Co 155.03; Chamness Funeral Home 100.00; Eastlund Harris Funeral Home 100.00; Titus Funeral Home 100.00; Marshall County Auditor 102.00, Atek Information Services, Inc 3923.03; United Telephone Co 24290.00; Atek Information Services, Inc 120075.00; J Drumm 60:00; R Garr 67.32; Allen Business Machines 25.00; Business Equipment Co 31.53, Lincoln Graphic 72.97, Lincoln Graphics 217.30; J Moyer 173.25; Centel Cellular 48.00; Amstutz Reporting Service 40.00; I B M Corporation 139.00; Business Equipment Co 35.60; Wad dell Printing Co 142 50; Information & Records Associates Inc 195.13; Business Equipment Co 111.10, Executive Office Machines, Inc 20.00; NBS Office Supplies

EARN UP TO $700.00 A WEEK! TOP INCENTIVE BONUS PROGRAM Fairmont Homes, Inc. And Gulf Stream Coach RV Comer Os Hwy. 6 And Cty. Rd. 7 Nappanee, IN 46550 773-7767

BRING YOUR CHILD TO WORK WITH YOU! When you work at Lakeland Loving Care Center as an employee you can enjoy full time child care for $30.00 per week or less. State licensed day care center serving children ages 3-12. Other benefits include excellent wages, health and dental plans, paid sick leave, life insurance, 401-K retirement plan, paid vacations, and attendance award days. OPENINGS FOR NURSING ASSISTANTS Apply Monday-Friday, 8 A.M. To 5 P.M. LAKELAND LOVING CARE CENTER Corner Os 4th And Elm Street, Milford

HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8-8, Fri. 8-5:30, Sat. 8-4 "Home ■ Owned Cars & Trucks " • 88 CHEVY CAPRICE $1 Q QQC Wogan, 3 Seat, Loaded Ljjvvv • 88 CHEVY NOVA SC QQC 4 Dr. 4 Cyl.. 5-Spd.. Air • 88 CHEVY CORSICA SO CQC 4 Dr., V-6, Auto., Air Ujvvv • 87 CHEVY CAMARO IROC Z2B $lO CQC Loaded < Xfc,»/vvF • 87 CHEVY MONYE CARLO LS $2 QQC V-8 Auto Air • 86 OLDS REGENCY 98 $1 ft QQC 4 Dr. Loaded • 86 OLDSTORONADO Sift QQE 2 Dr.. Brougham Loarred lV,vvv • 81 CHEVY CAMARO Z2B $4 QQC Auto. Air; T-Taps “,www • 79 PONTIAC ESPIRIT $0 Oftft V-8. Auto . As Is fcyfcVV - TRUCKS - •88 DODGE Dl5O V-8, Auto., With Plow • 88 CHEVY Cl 500 CHEYENNE SQ QQC Short Bed, V-B', Auto , Air • 87 CHEVY C3O SCOTTSDALE $i n qqc 4x4, Air, Dual Rear Wheels IfcjVww • 87 CHEVY ASTRO sl9 QQC Concerted Van Loaded • 86 CHEVY C-10 CUSTOM DELUXE $7 QQC 6 Cyl., Auto ' •86 FORD Flso XLT $Q QQE 4x4, V-8, Auto Air tfjlFlW • 86 CHEVY SI 0 SC CQC 5.W.8., 4 Cyl., 4 Spd. Ujwvv • 85 CHEVY K-20 CUSTOM DELUXE 4X4 *9,9951 • 85 CHEVY CIO CUSTOM DELUXE SC QQE V-6, Auto., Elect. Tailgate Lift V ? yvv • 85 CHEVY HI CUBE 14' SO QQE V 8, Auto., Air • 85 CHEVY SlO BLAZER SQ QQE V-6, Auto., Air ..... • 84 CHEVY BEAUVILLE $7 EQE 5 Pass. Von. V-8, Air • 83 FORD Fl 50 $7 QQE 4x4, V-8, Auto., W/Cap • • 77 CHEVY SCOTTSDALE $9 EQE V-8, Auto “ GM QUALITY I SERVICE PARTS |

141.50; Shell Oil Company 170.55; Bourbon Veterinary Hospital 45.00; E F Rhoades & Sons Inc 148.00; R & G Auto & Truck Repair 109.83, Indiana Sheriff's Associations 180.00; Business Equipment Co 28.70, NBS Office Supp. ?s 25.58; Business Equipment ,Co 179.00, I B M Corporation 139.00, R Hoffman 75.00; Business Equipment Co 70.98; Ex ecutive Office Machines, Inc M Piter 321.43, Business Equipment Co 37.59, Business Equipment Co 175.00; PDH Office Products 10.40; United Telephone Co 183.75, C Knispel 19.20; Town of Syracuse 149.07; PDH Office Products 135.00; J Balazs 15.00; C Cauffman 157.00, C Morts 15.00; Business Equipment Co 15.86, Executive Office Machines, Inc 215.50; Information & Records Associates Inc 1208:42; D Huffer 25.00, R Burner 10.00; Wongs Restaurant 35 40; Pepsi Cola General Bottlers, Inc 36.40, W Dalton II 7308.74, S Harris 476.11; D Huffer 575.00; D Kolbe 1311.50, V Landis 540.00; M Reed 625.00; B Tandy 56 5.00; K Weikart 280.00, Adams/Remco, Inc 550.03; Business Equip ment Co 217.98, West Publishing Co 453.50; E Brown 68.64; D Weaver 173.04, E Lee Bazini 25.00; R Balogh 135.00, T Earhart 305.00; J Geberin 231.00; M Reed 280.00; Business Equipment Co 81.97; Postmaster 4990.73; D Weirick 988 00; M Schmitt 565.00; S Tatter 546.00; L Christner 537.00; M Kenipe 565.00; R Hartzell 528.00; § Christner 546.00; M McSherry 537.00; L Cole 264.00; G Morehouse 537.00; M McCoy 180.00; N Woodling 528.00; S Bryant 537.00; M Coffing 270.00; D Arnett 528.00, D Vandewater 427.50; F Schmitt 427.50, S Shuter 528.00; K Vanlaningham 360.00; C Stouder 450.00; J Brumfield 264.00; P Brown 988.00; M Gar man 565.00; K Sponseller 539.00, M Wolford 546.00; M Weller 546.00; M Miner 546.00, E Ransbottom 533.00; P Patrick 533.00; E Thomas 533.00; G Heagy 565.00; L Peters 527.00; M Ames 520.00; C Church 112.50; E Bertsch 45.00, E Heckman 253.94, J Cox 886.00; B Shafer 546.00; K Thomas 546.00; J Clay 208.94; B Hay 225.00; L Justice 565.00; V Bell 312.00, D Kemper 546.00; N Bradbury 225.00, B Dust 826.00; C Sundheimer 565.00; P Rader 546.00; V Morris 533.00; D Miller 470.00; R Robinson 1066.50; C Rovenstine 1064 45; S Holderman 1006.00, R Fellows

1041.00, T Kitch 958.90; L Blackburn 974.60; H Moser 910.60, J Bronsing 910.60; M Hobbs 863.50, T Brindle 871.35, S Whitaker 919.65, D Curtis 839.95, S Knispel 832.10, M Speigle 785.80, A Valentine 751.10; E Brown 758.95, J Hetler 30.00, M Fishbaugh 735.40; T Baugher 800 70, J Mooney 785.00; J Hart 785.00, C Smythe 704.00, A Ciriel Io 785.00,yK Keele 685.00; D Roberts 685.00; K Klosinski 175.00, M Kissinger 803.00; R Kemper 1250.00, R Ladson Jr 441.00; D Sadler 62.00, J Sadler 278.00; R Girod 85.00, L Sebo 603.00; D Hampton 723.00; R Schloss II 723.00, L Bruner 603.00, A Gunter 896.00; M Warren 546.00; C Retz 546.00; S Thompson 565.00, N Howell 546.00; C Knispel 730.00, S Myrick 565.00; P Gammiere 546.00; C Hefty 535.00, M Ridings 135 00; C Cauffman 730.00; K Bouse 565.00; E Balazs 535.00; C Morts 546.00; K Mayer 530.00; R White 52.00, C Clampitt Jr 63.00, B Clampitt 450.00; J Berger 56.00; P Rife 55.00; M Wertenberger 48.00, D Boggs 62.00; C Church 90.00, J Boggs 337.50; J Goon 56.00; R Hoffman 55.00; M Baumgartner 71.00; I Salman 71.00; M Camden 135.00; D Barber 52.00; M Piter 225.00; S Mitchell 730.00; J Prado 565.00; D Biesemeyer 546.00; B Whitridge 535.00; D Richard 988.00; C Overmyer 565.00; A Ken nedy 546.00; S Maenhout 827.00; M Veach 546.00; C Mellott 450 00, A Wiseheart 450.00; S Gladieux 565.00, P Marsh 546.00; J Moyer 664.00; C Danner 546.00; E Wagner 316.00; M Hoerr 546.00; D Zolman 360.00; E Ellsworth 69.00, S Everest 46.00; C Lynch 290.00; R Reed 375.00; M Beer 290.00; W Creighton 290.00; G Klinger 95.00; N DeGood 95.00, T Anglin 95.00; K Teel 95.00; R Hartzell 95.00, L Teghtmeyer 95.00; L Bertsch 95.00; R Den ney 809.00; V Dickerson 546.00; P Abbett 454.00; W Stafford 642.00; C Hill 126.24; P Harty 454.00; D Nuell 168.32, D Hall 63.12, G Coppes 147.28; D Robinson 723.70; R Carlile 794.90; R Hetler 708.55; G Nash 716.40; TMe Carty R Phillips 700.70, B Stutzman 548.70; D Secrist 552.00; D Smith 90.00; T Conley 685.00; A Taylor 60.00; M Gilbert 685 00; R Sand 435.00; C Burner 535.00; J Pe quignot 69.60, L Furnivall 564.00; K Perkins 696 00; H Harper 936.00; E Brown 882.00; D Goshert 603.00; M Kroft 798=00; J Miner 603.00; D Weaver 731.00; L Cochran 603.00; S Knisely 603.00; H Dittmar 560.00; J Jarrette 435.00, D Haney 696.00; B Banghart 696.00; N Stewart 603.00; L Cole 282.00. KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL 8. CLAIMS Business Equipment Co 48.76; Times

NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF BUDGET ESTIMATES AND TAX RATES Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Town of Winona Lake, Indiana, that the Town Board of Trustees of Winona Lake, Indiana, at The Community Building on August 21, 1989, at 7 00 p.m will conduct a public hearing on the budget. Following this meeting, the aforemen tioned Board of Trustees will meet at The Community Building on August 28, 1989 at 7 00 p.m. to adopt the following budget. BUDGET ESTIMATE Complete detail of the budget estimates by fund and/or department may be seen at the Clerk Treasurer's Office The proposed use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds will be con sidered at the proposed budget hearing. The general public is encouraged to attend and par ticipate at this hearing djseussing proposed uses of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds NET ASSESSED VALUATION $7,242,780 Estimate Os Net Budget Funds To Be Tax Fund Estimate Raised Rate General Fund $401,620 $180,014 $2,487 M.V.H. Fund 252,360 142,350 1.965 L R & S. Fund 23,900 -0— —0C C D. Fund 11,000 8,899 .123 Cont Education Fund 500 —o — —o—- — $689,380 $331,263 $4,575 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax rates have been determined and presented to the county auditor not later than two days prior to the second Monday in September, and the rate fixed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their failure so to do, by the county auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such rates, may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for further and final hearing thereon by filing a petition with the county auditor on or before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of tax rates charged and the state board of tax commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this county Dated August 7. 1989 Charlene Turner Clerk Treasurer A. 9 16 NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF BUDGET ESTIMATES AND TAX RATES In the matter of determining tax rates for certain purposes by Scott Township, before the Township Advisory Board Kosciusko County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of Scott Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper officers of said township, will conduct a public hearing on the 1990 budget on August 22. 1989 at 7 30 p.m Following this meeting the aforementioned officers of said township, will meet, at Trustee Residence, on August 29, 1989 at 7 30 p.m. to adopt the following budget The proposed use of the Federal Revenue Sharing Funds will be considered at this meeting The general public is encouraged to attend and participate at this hearing for the proposed uses of the Federal Revenue Sharing Funds. Special assistance is available to handicapped persons who desire to attend by calling 7734461 BUDGET ESTIMATES AND TAX RATES Estimate Os Net Budget Funds To Be Tax Township Funds Estimate Raised Rate Township Fund $12,652 $9,547 $ .21 Township Poor Relief Fund 1,000 Federal Revenue Sharing Funds ’ 50 , \ Totals - All Funds $13,702 ■ $9,547 \ j X$ 21 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon After ttje tax levies have been determined and presented to the County Auditor not later thantwo day\prior to the se cond Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the County Tax \\djustmery Board, or on their failure so to do by the County Auditor, ten or more taxpayers fee4mg'themselves ag gr.eved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final hearing thereon by filing a petition with the County Auditor on or before the tenth day after publication by the County Auditor of tax rates charged and the State Board of Tax Com missioners will fix a date for hearing in this county Dated Aug 7, 1989 Fred A Slabaugh, Trustee Scott Township

PURCHASE ANY AND BETA MIR OF ALL-LEATHER »»■ * " CONVERSEATHLETICSHOES - Fntt' Passenger: Comp T/A; Comp T/A* jhR;, Euro Radial T/A? Radial T/A; Touring T/AAdvantage T/A* Light truck: Radial All-Terrain T/A " Radial Mud-Terrain T/A* Trail T/A* BFG TA 60 s BFG TA 70's P195/605R13 *64.20 P175/705R13 *57.90 P205/605R13 *66.20 PlB5/705R13 *59.90 P215/605R13 *67.90 P195/705R13 *61.70 P195/605R14 *71.60 P205/705R13 *65.10 P215/605R14 *73.60 PlB5/705R14 *64.70 P225/605R14 *76.30 P195/705R14 *66.60 ... P235/605R14 *BO.OO P205/705R14 *71.30 P245/605R14 *82.00 P215/705R14 *74.70 P235/605R15 *82.30 P225/705R14 *77.80 P245/605R15 *86.00 P235/705R14 *81.20 P255/605R15 *88.70 P215/705R15 *75.80 P275/605R15 *93.40 P225/705R15 *BO.BO BFG TA's P215/65R15 *79.90 EUROTA's P235/60HR15 *90.00 TOURING TA's P195/70R14 *60.00 ■ Product Availability Os T A fUdials May Vary According To Dealer Offer Ends September 30, 1989

Union 63.00; Hach Company 150.25; Public Safety Animal Control 208.33; The MallJournal/The Paper 356.00; Petty Cash 6.60; County Extension Office 8.82; Petty Cash 8.00; B Baxter 297.00; C Pena 303.00; R Weaver 225.00; A Orcutt 51.50; D Haines 574.00; J Cupp 988.00; W Baxter 798.00; J Johnson 565.00; B Clouse 741.00; R Strong 732.00; M Moussallam 533.85; R Weaver 706.00; C Pena 405.00; A Summe 546.00. KOSC. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL & CLAIMS Time Temporaries 151.20; Indiana Dept. Os Employment & Training 147.00; Gast Fuel & Service 668.16; Lewis Oil Co 4732.00; American Truck Transport 334.10; A H Choitz & Co 258.03; Curtis Industries Inc 196.73; Dyna Systems 101.19; Frame Service 764.56; Higgins Farm & Lawn 41.26; Kitchen Machinery Inc 1741.24; Metalloid Corp >105.84, Mike Gill Auto Parts 300.00; Miller & Sons Structures Inc 46,33; Oxford Chemicals 66.05; Petrolane 26.43; Purity Cylinder Gases 37.70; Reid-Holcomb Co 348.22; RiceFord Lincoln Mercury 400.94; Schraders 1958.11; Skelgas 96.48; Smith Bros Diesel Injection 456.60; Superior Supply 99.00; Tool Specialties 3.00; TTP Inc 2063.79; Walmer Supply Inc 55.29; Warsaw Industrial Tool 46.73, Wholesale Electric 23.24; X-Ergon 147.94, Brooks Construction 1020.00; Coursey Construction 446.96; Pierceton Equipment Co 52863.91; Fisher's Associated Sign & Post 129.00, Traffic One 24578.00, Charter Net work 54.26; Beauchamp & McSpadden 513.00; B Kuhn 844.95; R Leiter 875.00; D Rogers 745.38; C Shilling 731.00, R Martin 852.25; J INgle 750.41; L Young 729.75; J Adams Jr 717.96; E Coy 724.45; L Engle 756.90; R Himes 859.56; F Kammerer 756.90; R Meeks 756.90; A Miller 756.90; L Montel 743.92; G Adams 766.50; K Busselberg 766.50; J Davis 766.50, P Deaton 756.90; D Huffman 724.45; G Huffman 766.50; B Hyde Jr 756.90, B Hyde 111 753.36; R Jackson 778.75; J Kuhn 766.50; R' Norman 786.21; L Phillips 773.07, T Rowland 759.93; D Shilling 759.93; M Winger 753.36; G Estepp 759.93; B Montel 766.50; D Jackson 766.50; M Walther 778.75; W Smalley 600.00; K Traylor 1483.00; S Angle 600.00; D Traippiedi 600.00; T Kuhn 756.90; D Lynch 756.90; J O'Connor Jr 756.90; T Sparrow 600.00, R Barley 750.41; R Hart zell 600.00. KOS. CO. LOCAL ROAD & STREET PAYROLL & CLAIMS D 8. D Farms 1329.60.

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10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 8,1979 The Senior Mother’s Club will meet for a pot-luck dinner at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 13, in the home of Mildred Corson. Jack Vanderford will be the guest speaker at the Turkey Creek Conservation Club regular monthly meeting on August 9 at 7.30 p.m. in the clubhouse. KOS. CO. CUMULATIVE BRIDGE PAYROLLS CLAIMS American Timber Bridge 38163.83. KOS. CO. GEN. DRAIN IMPROVEMENT PAYROLL & CLAIMS Everest Crane & Dozer Service 1130.75; L Leckrone 1421.50; J Meredith 612.50. KOS. CO. DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE PAYROLL & CLAIMS Adkins Tree Service 350.00, Batalis Excavating Inc 665.00, Jim Keirn Excavating & Hauling 9598.48, D Leckrone 2090.00; L Leckrone 1346.30; Phillips Tree Service Inc 225.00; WYant 62.20. KOS. CO. HEALTH MAINT. FUND PAYROLL & CLAIMS Bush Medical Supplies Inc 17.60; Harvey Store #ls 28.81; M Alexander 166.25; Needham's 60.00. KOS. CO. CUM. REASSESSMENT PAYROLL & CLAIMS P Kingston 81.25, S Steele 57.15. KOS. CO. FEDERAL REVENUE PAYROLL & CLAIMS Business Equipment Co 9.26; S Maenhout 14.00; C Mellott 13.50, A Wiseheart 18.50. KOS. CO. WELFARE PAYROLL & CLAIMS State of Indiana Treasurer 35.00. KOS. CO. HEAGRTIS33 PAYROLL & CLAIMS M Alexander 440.00. KOS. CO. REASSESSMENT PAYROLL & CLAIMS L Harman 530.00, J Zellers 301.00; C Hefty 93-00, D Barber 93.00, M Baumgartner 93.00, J Berger 93.00, D Boggs 93.00, C Cauffman 93.00; C Clampitt Jr 93.00, J Goon 93.00, A Gunter 93.00, R Hoffman 93.00, C Knispel 93.00; B McKrill 93.00, S Mitchell 93.00; P Rife 93 00, I Salman 93.00; F Slabaugh 93.00, D Slater 93.00; M Wertenberger 93.00, R White 93.00; V Bules 270.00, J Sherwin 450.00; M Kuyper 270.00, B Hathaway 530.00; P Kingston 270.00, C Morts 93.00; S Thomp son 93 00, S Myrick 93.00, E Balazs 93.00, J Prado 93.00, J Morganthaler 500,00; M Farl ing 450.00, S Steele 450.00, V Donahue 450.00, L Donahue Sr 405.00, M Bules 202.50, N Howell 93.00, S Bradford 450.00. I Patricia Brown do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commis sioners on Aug. 15, 1989 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No. 43D01 8907 ES 33 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY, INDIANA Notice is given that John M. Pettit and Richard A. Green were on the 19th day of Ju ly, 1989, appointed: Co personal represen tatives of the estate of John A Pettit, deceas ed 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 19th day of July, 1989. Jeanne Weirick Clerk of the Kosciusko Superior Court Richard A. Green Attorney at Law 116 East Main Street Syracuse. IN 46567 Telephone: (219) 457 3222 A.2 9 LEGAL NOTICE TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC United Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc , hereby gives notice that it has filed its peti tion with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission requesting approval to reclassify its Argos, Ashley, Bargersville, Bremen, East Enterprise, Fortville, Franklin, Guilford, Jamestown, Milford. New Carlisle, Pierceton, Rossville, Syracuse, Topeka, Trafalgar, Warsaw and Whiteland exchanges, all of which have grown out of their present rate groups, and increase the rates in such exchanges in ac cordance with and as provided by the ap propriate previously approved rate group tariff United Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc (June 16)

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. EaHe Waltz of Lake Wawasee are their son and family, Dr. and Mrs. James Waltz, Patterson and Shelley, of Fort Collins, Colo. Mrs. Waneta Helm of Lake Tippecanoe was hostess of the Lake Tippecanoe Women’s Auxiliary on July 21. A breakfast was served on the patio and the meeting was called to order by president Judy Paton. Scott Burton, who has been spending several weeks with his grandfather, Lou Craig, at his Lake Wawasee home, will return to Baltimore this week where he will become a senior in high school. Uptown merchant Doug Pilcher does his duty as a good citizen. Crushed pop cans on the street are his nemesis, and on Monday he was seen picking them up and placing them in a nearby trash container. Bob and Rosalyn Jones plan to leave Friday for Indianapolis where they will board a plane for New York, then embark on a 14-day freighter trip that will take them to Amsterdam, Bremerhafen and other points of interest in Europe. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 6,1969 The Women’s Relief Corps, John C. Adams Chapter 278, Syracuse, met for its regular August meeting Monday night. Mrs. Zerola Zook, president, conducted the meeting and heard the various reports. The Kennedy Brothers will give a sacred concert at the Syracuse Church of the Brethren Sunday, Aug. 10, at 10:30 during the morning worship hour. Don Kennedy directs the group of 12 singers. Mr. Kennedy has been a music teacher in the Millersburg and New Paris high schools. Steve Tatman, 18, Wawasee high school guard last season; will play football for Lakeland College near Sheboygan, Wis., this year. Mr. and Mrs. Don Whittinger left Monday morning for their home at Montclair N.J., after spending several weeks in Indiana and visiting friends at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. John Hay and children of Santa Tome, Venezuela, have arrived for a visit with Mr. Hay’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hay at Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Marie Schrader and Mrs. Ray Edwards, Syracuse, were hostesses for the Tippecanoe Lake Country Club bridgeluncheon last Wednesday. Mrs.

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K.K. McGarvey of Syracuse won a table prize. Mr. and'Mrs. Hershel G. Leatherman, r 4 Syracuse, have as their guests, their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Umbrico, Mr. Umbrico and children, Penny, Linda, Julie and Joseph, Jr., of Toronto, Canada. 30 YEARS AGO, AUG. 6,1959 Rev. and Mrs. Joe Brady and children of Philadelphia arrived Wednesday for two weeks with Mrs. Brady’s mother, Mrs. Olive Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Robbins of Chicago will arrive Friday to be week end guests of Mrs. Betty Dalton. Mrs. James Mooney of Marian is a guest of Mrs. Ben Crews. Mrs. Harry King, Mrs. Edithe Pratt and Jim Pratt, all of . Indianapolis, have been recent house guests of Frank Garten at his Ogden Island home. Dr. and Mrs. J.B. White, of Indianapolis, have been vacationing recently at Lake Wawasee. Dr. and Mrs. Otis Olvey and children of Indianapolis are enjoying a two-weeks’ vacation at Ogden Island, Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Stiver and children, Roger and Bobby, returned last week from a short trip to the east coast. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bauer and sons, Jay and Mike visited relatives in Syracuse over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Juday and daughters, Karen and Marta, were Saturday evening guests at the Harry Juday home. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Peters of Logansport spent Sunday at the Earl Treadway home. Mrs.

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Dana names AAorcott CEO

Dana Corporation has announced that Southwood J. Morcott, Dana president and chief

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operating officer, has been elected by its board to the additional post of chief executive officer effective as of August 1. Gerald B. Mitchell, who has served as Dana’s CEO since December 1979, will remain chairman until early 1990 when he will retire in accordance with long-standing plans. Morcott, 51, joined Dana as a sales engineer in 1963 after completing undergraduate studies at Davidson College, two years as a military officer in West Germany, and a master’s degree in business administration at the University of Michigan. His career since then has been spent entirely with Dana. He served as manager of Dana’s piston ring manufacturing plant in Tipton, and was later named president of Dana World Trade Corporation. In 1975 he moved to Canada as vice president- operations and, later, president of Hayes-Dana Inc., Dana’s Canadian subsidiary. Morcott returned to the United States in 1980 as a group vice president of Dana Corporation responsible for service parts and distribution in North America, and in 1984 became president of Dana’s North American Operations. In 1986 he became president and chief operating officer of Dana Corporation. He has been a Dana director since 1985. He will retain the titles of president and chief operating officer along with the additional responsibilities and title of chief executive officer. Mitchell, 62, a career Dana employee, joined Hayes-Dana, Inc., the company’s Canadian subsidiary in 1944. He progressed steadily through a number of increasingly responsible assignments to become president of Hayes-Dana in 1963. He was named executive vice-president of Dana in 1967 and president in 1972. He has been chief executive officer since 1979 and chairman of the board since 1980. Commenting on the management changes, Mitchell said, “Woody Morcott and his career are typical of the Dana style in action. He is a career Dana person with wide experience in all facets of the company’s operations. He has worked on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border and headed our world trade operations. As a former plant manger he knows manufacturing, and, on top of that, he has had experience in the marketing distribution side of the business, which is an area of strategic emphasis. He is very well qualified to lead Dana.” Morcott said, “I’m looking forward to the opportunity of leading Dana. Gerry Mitchell has positioned this company well for the future — we have enormous potential for growth as the world changes and the importance of being a truly global company becomes apparent.