Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1973 — Page 6
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Bonner-Graphic, Greenco»tle, Indiano
Thursday, August 9, 1973
COMMISSIONERS' AllOWANCES The Putnam County Board of Commissioners met in regular session Monday, August 6 at 9:00 legal time at the Courthouse m Greencastle, Indiana to allow the following claims: HIGHWAY VENDERS General Telephone Co 52.62 Woodburn Printing Co 132.70 Books Plus fO.ll Harold Sutherlin T.V 269.95 Greencastle Tractor Sales 76.94 Kitchen Machinery Inc 44.40 King Morrison Foster Co 9.72 Indiana Equipment Co 556 63 Greencastle Automotive Supply 78.91 Clark Truck Equipment 112.41 Jim Harris Chev and Buick 74.66 Fagg Oliver Sales inc 29 81 M. R Auto Parts 211.37 Morrison's Tires 262.19 Harding's Radiator 19.00 Ottenbacher Tool and Die 36 00 Jess Spall Rendering 5.00 Craver Welding 40.80 Skelton Skinner Lbr 10.00 Black lumber Co 6.06 Associated Sign and Post Co 7.90 Ace Hardware. 75.84 Harris Stone Service 222.36 Russellville Stone. 758.74 A. C. Enterprises 141 98 Ohio Indiana Stone Co 4204.72
Martin Marietta Stone 824.52 Franklin Price Greencastle Drain and Tile 34.09 John Roach Dalton's Asphalt Corp 19,602.75 Wayne Runnells Chuck's Rental 80.00 Chester Spencer Motorola Inc 111.60 James C. Boiler Public Service Co 92.54 Robert Boiler Dept, of Water Works 6.55 Thomas Brothers High Point Oil Co 1635.19 ModistHaltom Paper, Calmensonl and Co 84.21 P. A. Hinners Indiana Wiping Cloth 105.85 Mace Hirt Del Chemical Co 138.11 Max Hollingworth Bowman Products 35.65 Robert lawson Kor-X-AII 10.85 James love Share Corp 401.10 Richard Malayer Shaffer and Co 12.04 Harlan Nelson Putnam Co. Independent Don Puckett Insurance 115.00 Walter Scott FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING Borden Baker Kitchen Machinery Inc 38,995 00 Glen Casida HIGHWAY PAYROLL David Greenlee Earl Jeffries 301.43 Steve Kaiser Bobby E. lawson 231.00 Johnl. Mosten Carl Alexander 231.00 Claude Morphew Garnett Gorham 196.87 Grover Hicks Neeley Anno M. Crawley 175 35 George Reed Paul Cooksey 250.00 CO. REV PAYROll Mikell Blue 276.64 luella Steele Silos W. Buttery 272 94 Joyce Covin Jerry Clark 277.88 Christine O. Mosten Everett Cornett 138 32 Barbara Clark Clyde Gorham ...274.17 Fern Shewmoker Emerson Phillips 197 60 Francis Harris Woodrow Poynter 296 40 Alice Mahoney
... 296.40 Anita York 360.95 ....308.75 Janice Inman 60.00 ...300.11 Margrete O'Hair .408.80 ... 305.05 Jean Fox 360 95 ... 310.88 Eula Clyde Ames 360.95 ....317.58 Carolyn Fowler 408.80 ...302.40 Ruth Ann Hammond 144.00 ... 288 54 Shirley Baker 168 00 .. .333.66 JamesE. Baugh 583.33 ... 302.40 JamesE. Adams 541.66 ... 282.24 Gerald A. HoHa 54166 .....312.25 James Costin 3.70 .....282.24 KurtMaynard .30.25 .....328.30 Devon Scobee 2.50 .....293.58 lorry Vaughn 79 06 . 302.40 Steve Flint 50.25 ... 307 44 David Phillips 16.00 264 32 John phillips 5.57 285 56 Mixe r jilanon B.25 283 20 Evelyn Spencer 360 95 283 20 John Ellett Jr. MD 416 66 283.79 Judy Mooney 540.75 283 20 VernieZeiner 515.00 264 32 Imogene Thomas 408 80 265 50 Betsy Adams 91.00 Edna McKeehan 192 00 .45000 FronkF. Dicks 24.00 408 80 lynnMark 250.00 360 95 Harley Fender 400 00 311.55 loyd Surber 360.00 408 80 Hallie Smith 157.50 360 95 Sam Shonkwiler 157 50 360 95 Vero June Albright 541.66
Gene l. Deweese George Gentry Susie Gentry Aeleena M. Heavin Mary Elnora Heavinridge Imogene Hazel Ferrand. .. William M. Hurst Irma Hurst Lois Costin WELFARE PAYROll Mary Ghosh Grace H. McKeehan Virginia Bowers Catryna Shipman Helene Dunford Randy Schreiber Helen A. Crum Reta M. Sutton Cynthia Riggs Kay Thompson Mary Summers CO REV VENDERS Richard E. Coleman Jock V. Porter Woodburn Printing Co. Inc Greencastle Postmaster Woodburn Printing Co. Inc Typewriter Rebuilder Typewriter Rebuilder Sales Typewriter Rebuilder Sales Barton's Heating and Plumbing Barton's Heating and Plumbing Typewriter Rebuilder Sales
...100.00 .297.00 ...297.00 ...178.20 ...178.20 ...178.20 ...226.80 82.69 ...450.00
.543.12 .600.00 .600.00 .400.00 400 00 .350.00 345 00 .330.00 .225.00 .165 00 225 29
,...36.00 ...12.00 .500.71 ...48.00 .603.25 ...13.34 ....63.50 ....10.25 .300.00 ...50.00 ...16.30
Montgomery Wards 1.39 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales 3.00 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales 22.31 Woodburn Printing Co. Inc 87 00 High Point Oil Co 271 22 Woodburn Printing Co 149.85 R. V. Murphy 15.00 Rexall Boyd 15.00 William Mk. Wright 15.00 Jim Harris Chev 24.00 Robert R. Reeves 45.00 Sa So Inc 15.74 Exxon Co 46.83 Greencastle East Side Motors 8.30 Jim Harris Chev 2888.84 Paul Johnson Police Supply 21.50 Morrison's Tires 45 28 John C. Frazier 40.00 Dorthy Ann Heavin 8.25 Greencastle Shell Serv 258.19 Greencastle Shell Serv 342.80 Alan Stanley 5.00 General Telephone 45.50 Evelyn Spencer 14.84 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales Co 1.49 Warren S. Tucker 104.50 MurtleGass 8.00 Vernie Zeiner 117.60 Judy Mooney 10.70 The Drawing Board Inc 16.10 Marbaugh Engineering Supply Co 12.25 Marbaugh Engineering Supply Co 59 45 Albert Solomon 17 00
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1.00 HOOK’S NATURAL WHEAT-GERM CAPSULES SAVE 33% High-potency natural capsules, for extra vitamin E and nourishment. Bottle of 100. .3.98
MALLORY Transistor Batteries 9-volt radio batteries; long life, high-quality. Two for the price of one.
BORDEN’S ICE CREAM Pints of delicious, rich ice cream in assorted flavors.
39c
SEGO DIET DRINKS 10-oz. cans of liquid diet food, naturally sweetened. Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate, Chocolate Malt, Dutch Chocolate, Your choice.
55c
VO 5 Hair spray
SAVE 33% Contains Miral Plus for improved holding. 9-oz. cans for reg., hard-to-hold, grey hair.
REG. 1.19 EACH
1.59
CHARMIN Bath Tissue SAVE 7%
Squeezably soft tissue, big four-roll pack.
UK-EM NUTTY TREATS
‘ MIXED MyJ S 1
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REG. 73* EACH
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1.19
LEAF BAGS SAVE 37%
7-bushel-capacity strong leaf bags. 5 bags per box. Ties included.
CURAD Bonus Box SAVE 37% Economical box of 80 "ouchless" plastic strips.
REG. 79* EACH FOR Tefla Pads, 2"x 1.5" 45*
BRECK SHAMPOO SAVE 21% Regular, oily or dry hair formulas for beautiful hair. 15*oi. bottle.
REG. 43* EACH
7-UP
SAVE 20% Buy by the big bottle. Your favorite Un-Cola refresher. 28-oz. bottle.
BAYER - n CHILDREN’S ASPIRIN SAVE 32% Bottle of 36 child-potency aspirin. Orange-flavor, special safety-lock cap.
REG. 37* EACH
FOR
49*
WIZARD Air Freshener SAVE 25%
Bathroom freshener in bathroom, lilac, lemon, spring bouquet or rose scents.
REG. 59* EACH
GE Flash Cubes
\ SAVE 32% FISShCutXHM Pock of 3 guaranteed cubes 9‘ve you 12 bright shots.
REG. 1.13 EACH
1.54
REG. 79* EACH
1.00
REG. 1.77 EACH
2.77
PIPSODENT TOOTHPASTE SAVE 26% Get your te.th their absolute whitest. 614-oz. fub*.
REG. 87* EACH
1.27
HOOK’S F Hand Lotion ■ SAVE 37% Specially enriched for sore, dry ■ and chapped hands. Guaranteed or your money back. 16 ounces
HOOK S COUPON
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JCoo&L DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES
LILLY INSULIN U40, lOcc 98* U80, lOcc 1.89 Special prices effective through Sunday, August 12, 1973.
HOOK’S DEPENDABILITY-count on it when you need prescription service
How does Hook's manage to serve everyone at all 166 stores throughout Indiana with the same careful prescription service? Everywhere you go in this state, you'll find there's a Hook's Dependable Drug Store near you, with a friendly Pharmacist-in-Green ready to help. And, you can count on the fact that the service he gives you will be just as fine as the service you find in your neighborhood Hook's.
GOODY PONYTAILiRS SAVE 28% Pack of four bright hairholders. Assorted styles.
SOAP BOX OR
TOOTHBRUSH BOX Two for the price of one! Strong plastic utility
boxes, great for traveling. Your choice.
I 2 FOR 25 c
2for66 c
POLY-VI - SOL, wTth i« a on d . r TA . Ml . NS .. 3.99 TRIND SYRUP, ^ 1.79
ZIPPO
LIGHTER FLUID Two for the price of one! High-grade fuel works for most lighters. 10*oz. easy-pour can.
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SUMMER BLONDE BY CLAIROL Easy-to-use kit sun-lightens your hair a little at a time.
2.25
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Our regular 98C each Silk-finish enlargements Two 5x7 Color Enlargements
2.55 VALUE FOR ONLY
From original Kodacolor negatives, except lixe 110. Not valid on
PERSONNA DDUBLE-II razor 2.44 UNGUENTINE childs spray, ho sung 1.39 BRYLCREEM, king-size tube 1*29
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HOOK'S NAIL POLISH REMOVER
6-oz. bottle.
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mumy’tmiets 24 for relief of allergy symptoms.
69c
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HOOK'S RED MOUTHWASH 16-oz. bottle for fresh breath.
49c
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LAVORIS MOUTH-
WASH
14-ox. bottle, red
mouthwash. 98c
Books Plus 32.21 Frank T. McKeehan 2.60 James Houck 41.06 Sherwin Williams Co 55.39 Montgomery Elevator 788.76 Putnam Co. Independent Ins. Agents 276.00 Putnam Co. Independent Ins. Agents 787.00 Rochester Germicide Co 261.25 lustra lighting 426.72 Kor-X-AII 34.00 Kor-X-All 22.35 Kor-X-AII.. 5177 Kor-X-AII 19 02 Downtown Marathon 2.38 Norman Hutcheson 2.00 Atlas linen Supply 2.08 A. A. Huber 26.08 A. A. Huber .24.05 Ace Hardware. 13.55 Haltom Electric 35.03 Farm Bureau 3.95 Brackney's Feed Service 15.80 Dept, of Sewage 64.75 Dept, of Water Works 57.54 Public Service 81.78 Bobby G. Albright 615.40 Vera June Albright 29.68 Atlas linen 5.25 Dept, of Sewage 28.75 Dept, of Water Works 30.00 Sherwin Williams 7.38 Skelton Skinner 59.21 Ace Hardware 23.35 Reliable Exterminator 8.00 Floyd Clodfelter 75.30 F R Dettloff 6.00 Kor-X-AII 54 20 Douglas Neumann 375.00 Maurice Jones 15.00 General Telephone. 24 06 Public Service 131.72 Montgomery Ward 172.73 Adco Appliance Repair 36.35 High Point Oil Co 76.87 Gould's Market 962.23 Meadow Gold Dairy 48.80 Rose Jones 49 95 Gage Food Products 37.56 Penney's 19.32 Servisoft of Danville 7.00 Humphrey's Wheelhorse 11 72 Arab Termite and Pest Control 20.00 Black lumber Co 1-30 Kor-X-AII 88 64 Ace Hardware 28.10 Putnam Co. Hospital 13.00 Greencastle Wet. Clinic 18.00 Robert Porter 9.80 William Hurst 8.00
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William Hurst ^ Public Service ^ Public Service 62 00 McGaughey Electric oo 00 Wilhelmine Williams m a nn Robert D. Patton ^ logansport Hosp 22 Banner-Graphic - Public Service.. 2607 General Telephone nn C.W. Scrifner " ^ Norman Hutcheson _ Central State Hosp „ Dr. John R. Scomahorn Dr. Boyd 8. Knuppel 31 - 5U Horvey E. Frazier lennie H. Burger ” ^ Noble ” Donavon Hendrich Marvin D. Steele 187.50 lennie Burger 257.50 Judy K. Stockton 10.50 Reuben Thompson 7.50 Howard Gough 10.90 Robert E. Murray 8.50 Betty l. GiHz 7.70 Donald A. Crosby 1 ^ - ^ Russell lee Cash 8.90 Everett Everman 11-50 Helen E. Burnside 7.50 Charles Carman 8.50 Zello M. lytle 10 50 F. Glen Everman 11.50 Bernice E. Cromer 7.70 Hilda Baumunk 7.50 G. Keith Kallner 8.30 Callaghan and Co 68.00 lawyers Co-op Pub. Co 142.85 West Publishing Co 199.50 The Bobbs Merrill Co 43.35 Atlas linen Supply 4.00 Pitney Bowes 156.00 Pitney Bowes 144.20 Moss Conner 50.00 Maurice Fordyce 50.00 Wm. L McClellan 100.00 Keith Kauble 200.00 Fred E. Haggerty 20.00 Virginia Rigney 48.00 Janice lewis 23.65 Banner-Graphic 29.57
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A. REG. 1.55 MULTI SCRUB
Modicoted cleaning scrub for deep-down
cleansing. 2-oz. tube.
with this coupon o 0* £ ■ iiMfr one mem3 ■
Expires August 12, 1971
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES
In the matter of determining tax rates for certain purposes by Madison Township, Putnam County, Indiana Before the Township Advisory Board Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Madison Township, Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper officers of said township, at their regular meeting place, on the 28 day of August, 1973, will consider the following budget: TOWNSHIP BUDGET CLASSIFICATION
TOWNSHIP FUND Pay of Trustee, Rent, Clerical and
Books, Stationery, Printing and
Care of Cemeteries .
REVENUE SHARING FUND
Cemeteries
...400
Office Equipmen*
.200
.‘1930
Fire Department
.1500
Total Revenue Sharing Fund
‘2909
...250
TOWNSHIP POOR RELIEF FUND
450
Direct Relief
. .769
Medical, Hospital and Burial
‘2000
.‘3399
Other Direct Relief
500
Total Direct Relief
‘2500
. ‘209
Total Township Poor Relief
.600
Fund
‘2500
ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31 st OF INCOMING YEAR Total Budget Estimate for incoming year, Jan. 1 to Dec 31, 1974, inclusive Necessary Expenditures, July 1 to Dec. 31, present year, to be made from appropriations unexpended Total funds required FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY Actual Balance June 30th of present year Taxes to be collected, present year Miscellaneous Revenue to be received July 1 of present year to Dec. 31 of incoming year - Schedule on file o Special Taxes Total Funds NET AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. 31sf OF INCOMING YEAR Operating Balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX IEVY
Township Fund ‘3399
.2111 .5510
.1655 .1388
360 3403 2107 .1200 .3307
PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Property 1,853,860 FUNDS levy on Property Township 18
Amount to be Raised 3307
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COUECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED Collected Collected Collected To Be Collected FUNDS 1970 1971 1972 1973 Township 2598 2576 2858 3052 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been determined and presented to the County Auditor not later than two days prior to the second Monday in September, and the levy 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 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 fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth day after publication by the County Auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and the State Board ot Tax Commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this county. Dated August 8, 1973 Ruth Furney, Trustee Madison Township Aug. 9-16-2T
FOR 1973
Aeronautics Commission Hears Funding Proposals
The Aeronautics Commission of Indiana conducted a public hearing on Aug. 2 concerning the proposed rules and regulations on the granting of Airport Development Funds. The 1973 Indiana General Assembly appropriated S900,000 for Airport Development and improve-' ment during the next biennium. Following the hearing, the Aeronautics Commission of Indiana approved regulation 6, which deals with the rules and regulations for the granting of Airport Development Funds. Regulation 6 provides that muni-
cipalities may apply to the commission and receive funds for the establishment, developmem, or improvement of airports and other air navigation facilities. The regulation further provides that the commission will accept such requests until Sept. 15, and biannually on Dec. 15 and June 15 each year thereafter. Municipalities interesteq in the airport development funds may direct their ir. quiries regarding the pre,] gram to the Aeronautic
Commission erf Indian. Room 1025 State Off ftiilding, 100N. Senate Avt. ue. In dianapolis, 46204.
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