TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1982 PAGE NINE SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE; SEYMOUR, INDIANA LEGAL UC'MON AND GO WIThI I BUT I CANY I 1 1 I US.WBU. HAVE TO RALL.STWfcBLBiH WHAT WELL Wra OP LAUGHS I AND LOOK DUMB .1 III UUJuH ABOUT I WH NrttM bnki mivn that all mmmi referenced below have been conipleted and of the of Indiana. The amount of compenuUon inchidea damage and from the Carrol Rjghter ImtiUile 1 pl'JVa tfJM i "un vi r. i tj ilium TOMORROW NOTICE nurehuet of rtehl of way (or UK protect the following is a lut of aaid purchaiei. LA Code KX Perm- Teat- Awwat Paid o.wuAt.u.eiwv .0 SSIAC9 207AC 1.8U0 00 -0 338AC vlWAC moo MOUNJ OF COMPENSATION S.70O.0Q r-" r.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 7 REGARDING A PROPOSED; -AMENDMENT TO SECTION ONE. "ZONING." MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF' SEYMOUR. INDIANA Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to 36-7M et set) the plan Commission of REMEMBER' POLLAKS I I 12 I CAN I -4. I IT BE NO .1 I forget i money i -'l ACCOUNT. 7J yl the City of Seymour.
Indiana, on the 13th day of May. 1962. at 7:30 P.M. ipreveihng. 7 unie i in the Council Chambers of the City Hall of Seymour.
Indiana, will hold a public hearing on the adoption of the following proposed amendment, to Section One. zoning." Municipal uooe oi tne ciiy oi Seymour. Indiana 1 1977k. to wit: ri Amendment 1 (-. To add to the Definitions, Section of Sec- tnn One.J'Zomng' of the Municipal Code -the following VOU LIKE TgOOSLE In" SOMemAfJD-CRANKEDCHflWKLIT GOO I i MANlir AlTUKEU HOUSIWli.
All manufactured housing allowed in R-l and R-3 shall bear a seal certifying that it is built in compliance with Ine tederai Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Code or Indiana Public Law 360. Acts of 1(71. as promulgated by the Indiana Administrative Building Council, and shall have been constructed after January 1. 1981. PERMANENT FOUNDATION: Any structural system for transposing loads from a structure to the earth at a depth belou the extablished frost line with out exceeding the safe capacity of the sup porting soil SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING GENERAL TENDENCIES: The early part of the day finds it possible for you to.
impreM 'xthera. with your But later. eome of them may feel imposed upon. Maintain kindness throughout the day. ARIES (Mar.
21lo Apr. 19) The morning isiikely to be happy time for you, but later the tide turns, so remain steadfast and do nothing unwise. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) A good day to come toa fine, underaunding with associates. Friends can give you important data you need.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) FoHow the good advice of a business expert, took to new outlets that could give you added income in the future. MOON CHILDREN (June 22to July2lf Take the time to improve your appearance and get rid of that feeling of being inadequate. Strive for happiness. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Come to the aid of a.friend who is having a difficult time now.
Attend to your duties with enthusiasm. Think along constructive VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Forget your hunger for pleasure now and stick to important business matters. Make your environment more comfortable.
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. career duties in a positive manner but don't step on, the toes of co-workers. Postponing civic affairs is wise now. SCORPIO (Oct.
23 to Nov. 21) You could receive a message that is to your liking, but don't let it interfere with regular routines. Be logical. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec.
21) Handle routine chores early in the day for best results. A heart-to-heart talk with loved one clears up uncertainty. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) First converse with associates and then do the work expected of you.
Sidestep one who opposes you. Express happiness. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Come to the right accord with fellow workers and be sure to do your share of the work.
Relax at home tonight. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 Attend yourohligations even though some of them may be an unpleasant task. -Budget your money expenses wisely.
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she '--should be give a good education along practical lines in ort(er to have security and prosperity in life. The' field of investigations is fine here. Be sure to give good ethical training early in life. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to you! ,1 Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for June S)now ready. For your copy send your birthday and Si to Carroll Righter Forecast, Seymour Daily Tribune.
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A single family dwelling in R-l. R-3 is a. unit with a 750 square foot minimum main lloor area, exclusive oi garages, carports, and open porches, and has a minimum width of twenty-four iMi feet. WEV, WHOLE GANG'S GOING ROLLER SKATING A A I I IS MY iy js i iirfl I iO I I time rk 7 I TATER-JOW WOULD I PIP .1 SALT I I MV FOOP J7r OKMOT? i2i Amendment 2 To amend Section 2 03 R-l RESIDEN TIAL DISTRICT ONE REGULATIONS, to add the following: Under subsection Bi I Development Standards WHY PONY VOU 1 TASTE IT ANP RNP NNLJT? STATU OF INDIANA Project ST141-6IH). Road 1SS.
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TOTAL John W. Broaaart John W. Broaaart Chief. Division of Land AcquisiUon Indiana Department of Highways by OTTIS L. SAULS "Iam the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life (or the sheep.
John 10:11 Tre word "shepherd" is one of the most beautiful and meaningful words in Scripture. When our Lord wanted to picture His infi- Jiite, divine love for us, He put it all into five words. "I am the good shepherd." No other words can give us as perfect a portrait of Jesus as these. The oriental shepherd, whom Jesus has in mind, was in a class himself. His flock was small dozen sheep, more or less.
The shepherd lived with his sheep, morning, noon and nig(it. Each sheep has its own name, like a pet dog, and responded to its name. As the shepherd walked along, he talked with his sheep, and they knew his voice. Above in the heart of the true shepherd there was a love fQA-his srieep similar to a mother's love for her child, or a father's love for his children, In fact, many an oriental shepherd had flo other just, his sheep: and he was more devoted to his sheep than many parents, ancient or mbd-' em. to their children.
They occu pied 100 percent of his time, his attention, his efforts. Such a shepherd was totally committed to the care and pro tection of his sheep. 'When his sheep were attacked by a lion, or a bear, a robber, or a band of robbers, something which hap pened quite frequently, the shepherd fought to protect his sheep as long as he had an ounce of life and strength left. In fact. many a shepherd lost his life.
fighting to save his sheep. This is what Jesus meant when He said, "I am the good shepherd. For that is exactly the relationship that exists be tween Him and us. He is totally committed to our care, our protection, and our welfare, and like an oriental shepherd. He is with us every moment of the day and night.
And for our special comfortvHe added, "The good shepherd gives up His life for His sheep." That's exactly what Jesus did. He died for our sins that we might live through Him. It is indeed a heart warming portrait which Jesus gives us when He K-eaUed Himself our Good Shepherd. Lord Jesus, our Good Shepherd, in all eternity we shall never be above to thank you sufficiently for Your infinite love to us and for all you have done for us. Amen.
Newsy Paragraph J.G. Piercefield, secretary of Indiana Gas Co. announced that the Company's board of directors has declared regular quarterly dividends of 76 cents per share on the common stock and $2.50 per share on the 10 percent cumulative preferred stock. The dividends are payable June 1 to shareholders of record May 14. CLIP AND SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE Writ.
Your Ad: Mail sermonette '-WT A i By Eugene Sbeffer 8: MINIMUM WIDTH: Minimum width of a single fami- ly residence shall be twenty-four 1241 feet 9. FOUNDATION: The dwelling struc-. ture is to be placed, on a permanent foundation con. structed in com- phance with the One and i Two Family Dwell-' 10 ROOFING AND SIDING MATE. RIALS FOR MANUFACTURED HOUSING: J.
Only the following siding materials are approved -for usage on Manufactured 'Homes: -a" la i residential horizontal aluminum. -6i residential horizontal vinyl lap siding. (c cedar or other wood siding, idi wood grain, weather resistant, press board siding. (e i stucco brick or stone "(g) otheY approved siding materials which are aesthetically com- patible 2. The following roofing mate rials are approved for usage on Manufactured Homes (a) aabestos shingles' (bi fiberglass shingles (cl shake shingles idi asphalt shingles (ei tile materials Note: All items in 2 of the above are to be placed on a roof pitched according to the design specifications of the shingles, and tile materials.
I3 Amendment 3 To amend Sectioli 2 05 3 RE SIDENTIAL-DISTRICT THREE REGULATIONS to add the following: -i Under subsection ibi R-3 Development Standards Development amenities (3i The minimum width of pro-, jects containing one single family dwelling unit shall be twenty-four 1 24 1 feet id In addition The dwelling structure is to be placed on a permanenlfounda. lion constructed in compliance with the "Indiana One and Two Familv Dwelling or in the case bf three or more units, wffh the "Uniform Building Code" of the State ol i Indiana. (ei Materials for Manufactured Housing Units shall be in accordance withSec- (Bi I0. Interested persons may appear in per son, or by counsel, to presen( their views thereon at. the time and date of the public, hearing.
Said hearing may be continued from time to time as tne Plan Commission mav deem necessary Dated This 30th day of April. 1982. KalhieKinzel Secretary Plan Commission of the City of Seymour. Ind. M3.4 Croasvxsrd ACROSS I Cupola Append Cougar 12 Pearl Buck heroine The turmeric 14 Eskers 15 Bowler hat 17 Duration 18 Before II Favorite 21 Church parts 21 Abyss 22 Artificial language ,23 French wine Obscured 30 Israeli port 31 American editor 32 Ceremony 33 Small hand drum 35 Angler's basket Umpire's call 37 Japanese porgy 31 Send in payment 41 Lettuce ttUmp's cousin 45 Inland sea 44 A low tavem iSManor Wight 41 Salutation 54 Pub order 51 Malign look 52 Footlike organ 53 Dagger DOWN 1 Opiate Avg.soIb.tloa Answer te 2 Swan genus 3 A beverage 4 Goal 5 Court decree: Fr.
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