Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 26 January 1962 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Eveninc Except Sunday W THE DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT CO., INC. JMeced at the Decatur. Ind., Poet Office as Second Claw Matter Dick D. Hollar, Jr. President John G. Heller Vice President Chai. Hotthonse — Secretary-Treasurer SefeMripttee Batea '' By Mall In Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 3M9r» Six months. 34.25; 3 months. SB. By MaQ. beyond Adams and Adjoining Countlee: One year, . 89.00; I months, 34 75; 3 months, JO. By Carrier, 35 cents per week. Single copies, 7 cents.

Pheasant Facts For those who listened, the facts were quite conclusive concerning the desirability of raising and releasing pheasant at state cost, a subject discussed at length Wednesday night at Adams Central. The facts were plain. The three game farm operations were running better than $600,000 a year. In 1960 they released 66,000 pheasant; this past season more than 125,000 were released, the largest number ever. During the year that 66,000 pheasant were released, the total number killed in Indiana was 107,000 birds — wild and game-farm-raised. This estimate is based on the number of return cards distributed, the percentage returned, and the total number of hunters. Certainly 1,500 seems like a high figure for Adams county, but that is what it would figure out. If all the pheasant raised on the game farms were finally harvested by hunters, they would comprise only 10% of the actual kill. If only 10% were bagged, then they would contribute only 1% of the kill. Actually, banding returns show that clubraised birds released at eight weeks of age gave a return of only 3.3% — so artificial propagation really acounted for only one-third of 1% of the kill — and that isn’t very much at all for the cost involved. Game populations fluctuate in spite of anything that man has so far devised. Weather and the type of agriculture practiced in any area are probably the biggest factors. Man can’t do much about the weather, bttt he can improve the habitat. That means more wild pheasant. And that is what every hunter really wants — more pheasant to hunt. Editorial Writer Today Dick D. Heller, Jr.

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French Brace For Increase In Terrorism ALGIERS, Algeria (UPD— French authorities braced today for an increase in rightwing terrorism in reaction to President Charles de Gaulle’s reported new peace offer to the Algerian rebels. Informed sources in Paris said Thursday that De Gaulle had delivered to the Algerian rebel government an offer to let one of its number be the first premier of an independent Algeria if the rebels would agree to a quick end to the seven-year war. The rebel leadership is scheduled to meet in Tunis next weekend and conceivably could decide on an answer then. De Gaulle’s offer was reported to have been an ultimatum. The sources reported De Gaulle said if the rebels would not go along with an agreement France “shall be constrained to make an Algeria without you.” The name of Abderrhamane Fares, former president of the Algerian assembly now in a French prison for collecting funds for the Algerian rebels, was mentioned as possible premier. The Secret Army Organization (OAS), dedicated to keeping Algeria in French hands, was expected to react violently.' k= The organization, backbone of the rightwing settler resistance to De Gaulle, has declared its members would rather die than be ruled by the Moslem majority of Algeria. New York Stock Exchange Prices MIDDAY PRICES A. T. & T., 130%; Central Soya. 31%; DuPont, 226; Ford, 103; General Electric, 71%; General Motors, 56%: Gulf OU, 40%; Standard OU Ind., 53; Standard OU N. J., 50%; U. S. Steel, 73%.

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DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source “ Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Texes June 6 2,117 10 Taxes — December-— 1.90331 Justice of Peace Docket Fees .. 173.00 Total Township Fund ...— 8 4,193.31 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor 8 470 00 Surplus from County — 308.45 Total Dog Fund 3 778 45 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee. Clerk A Rent. Silvan Sprunger— 8 1.756 00 Josephine Meyer —.... 400.00 Travel. Telephone A Telegraph: Silvan Sprunger — 306.06 Official Bond Premium: Neuenschwandcr, Ins. - 45 00 Bryson Fetters 28 00 Fire Protection: Berne Vol. Fire Dept. 95 00 City of Berne 327 70 Rural Fire Protection 253.00 Monroe Rural Fire Dept. — 83 94 Bryson Fetters . — 88 44 Neueruchwander Ins . 36.16 Care of Cemeteries: Jacob L. Shetler - 40 oo Rufus Inniger . 48 00 Books. Stationery. Printing A Advertising: Berne Witness Co. — 65 33 Decatur Democrat Co. ._ 45.23 S. E Merriman Co 475 G. M Grablll . 8.20 I < G. W. Vizard —— 2.50 I

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Receive Bids Feb. 20 For New Police Auto Decatur board of public works and safety w® receive bids Tuesday, Feb. 20, for a new automobile for the city police department. Bids will be received by atty clerk-treasurer Laura Bootes until 7:15 o’clock that night for the 1963, black automobile. The 1960 Chevrolet model ear now in use by the poUce department wUI be used as a trade-in. Indianapolis Market Is Robbed Os $4,000 INDIANAPOLIS (UPD —lndianapolis police Marched today for two burglar—one white and one Negro—who fled with approximately 34,000 Thursday night after slipping into a supermaket as it was closing. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO (UPD—Livestock: Hogs 5,000; steady to strong, instances 25 higher; No 1-2 190-225 lb 17.50-17.85, mostly 17.75; around 26 head No 1-2 200-220 lb 18.00; mixed No 1-3 190-240 lb 17.25-17.75: 230-260 lb 16.75-17.25; No 2-3 240270 lb 16.50-17.00. Cattle 500, calves 25; limited sales aU classts nominally steady; five loads choice 1075-1250 lb slaughter steers 26.25-26.50; individual head and odd lots good 23.00-25.00; two load string good 925 lb heifers 24.00; 750 lb Brahma heifers 19.00; utility and standard vealers 19.00-23.00. Sheep 500; aU classes fuUy steady; tow choice and prime lOT lb fed western wooled lambs 18JO; largely choice native wooled slaughter lambs 17.50-18.00; good and choice 16.00-17 JO. Chicago Produce CHICAGO (UPD—Produce: Live poultry too few receipts to report prices. Cheese single daisies 40 -42; longhorns 40-42; processed loaf 38%-40%; Swiss Grade A 51-52; B 49-50. Butter steady; 93 score 59%; 92 score 59%; 90 score 58%; 89 score 56%. Eggs easy: white large extras 40; mixed large extras 39%; mediums 39; standards 35.

Advisory Board: Edison Lehman — .. 10000 Kermit Yoder 100.00 — Wilbs Sommer ..._ 100.00 Telephone Service: ■ ' Citizens Telephone Co. 49.80 Total 6 3.848.95 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Sheep Killed A Maimed: “ Rufus Sprunger ... 5 75.00 Edwin Nussbaum . 2800 John A. Meyer 15.00 Lambs Killed: Karl Kauffman - 40 00 Wilbur B Nussbaum 38 20 Benhard Nussbaum 24 85 C. August Nagel 20.00 Rolandes Liechty 50 00 Rabbits Killed: Lawrence Bollcnbacher 10 80 Leßoy Vore 700 Felix Yoder 200 Pullets Killed: Levi H Schwartz. r 212.80 Chris R Schwartz 60.00 Turkeys Killed: Amstutz Feed Co. . 190 72 Charles V Shell — 400 Total ——.- 5 778.97 DISBURSEMENTS RECREATION FUND Classification of Expense and Grow To Whom Paid Amount 14-H (Water Heater > Clifton Nussbaum —8 125.00 Total —: 6 125.00

COWT NEWS Bml Kktato George R. Miller etux to Verne L. Ainsworth htux. Inlot 45 Decatur, Master Add. Clarence A. Stapleton etal to Decatur Church of God, Pt Inlots 875477-578 PL Outlet 14 Decatur. Robert Schechner etux to Harold D. Smith etux, N/2 NE/4 Section 38 Township 25 Range IS, 80 acres. , Harold D. Smith etux to Ralph C. Smitley etux, Inlot 32 Geneva. Harold D. Smith etux to Russell D. Beeler etux, Inlot 307 Geneva. Vernon Lee Sprunger etux to Robert W. FluecHger etux, Pt. Inlot 68 Berne. E. W. Baumgartner Ex. to LeRoy Chester Vote etux. Inlots 177-178 Berne. Harold C. Long etux to Lee L. Lybarger etux, Inlots 87-88-89 Rainbow Lake Sub. Floyd Baker etux to Eugene C. Lehman etux, PL SW/ NE/4 Section 8 Township 25 Range 15, .63 acres. Virena Ehrsam Michaels etvir to Howard J. Flueckiger etal, PL NW/ SE/4 Section 33 Township 26 Range 14, 1.15 acres. Adam L. Schwartz etux to Jake K. Hilty etux, E/2 SW/4; SE/4 NW/4 Section 8 Township 26 Range 14, 120 acres. Ralph C. Smitley etux to Harold D. Smith etax, Inlot 307 Geneva. Glen Vorhees etux to Alva Vorhees, Pt. Inlot 115, Geneva. Calvin L. Yost etux to Decatur Church of God, Pt. Section 11 Township 27 Range 14, 4.99 acres. Paul W. Reidenbach to Martin F. Sprunger etux, Pt, N/2 NW/4 Section 29 Township 27 Range 15, 52% acres. ♦ I 20 Years Ago | Today _ J Jan. 26, 1942 — An American expeditionary force has landed in Northern Ireland where a powerful military base has been constructed by American technicians. America’s Flying Fortresses blast at Japanese shipping. Forty members of the Decatur Lions club and their wives will attend a zone meeting of the service

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S (ABSTRACT) BEPOBT OF BECEIPTS AND DISBUBSEMENTS FOB THE CALENDAB TEAS INI Jefferson Tewasklp, Adams County Balance Balance FUNDS Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township * 2,091.14 3 2.380.02 S 2,578 91 * 1,873.13 Special School * •,«».» •* 14,639 95 13.342 52 3.117.1a Tuition - 6,006.82 33,313.23 32,652 07 6 868.98 Dog -- „ 67 00 143.00 82.00 131 03 Totals — 3 13,791.23 3 50.459 X) 3 30.654 60 $ 13,791 28

DETAIL OF RECEIPTS . Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes — June __51.343.5S Taxes - December 1.114.43 Total Township Fund S 2.360.02 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Taxes — June —-— 3 4.839 66 Taxes — December — 4.237.86 State Dist. Transportation 5.507 33 Transfer Tuition 13.13 Refund 26 00 Gift -■ ■■■/-_ 15.75 Total Special School Fund 3 14,639.95 TUITION FUND Taxes - June — 3 12.712 94 Taxes — December 11.136 47 dHhgreseional Interest — 91.43 State Diet. Tuition <Net» 5.792.95 Retirement Assessments 719.46 Transfer Tuition 2.401.29 ReiUnd 460.64 Total Tuition Fund 3 33,313.23 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor 3 146.00 Total Dog Fund 3 146.00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee. Clerical, Travel: Floyd Baker 3 1,272.50 Josephine Baker 150.00 Total 3 1,422.50 Books, atatfonery. Printing: Berne Witness 3 75.74 Decatur Democrat —,■ . 76.74 Postmaster 0.00 Total ; 8 157.46 Care of Cemeteries: John Teeple 3 150 00 Total— 3 150.00 Fire'Protection: Silvan Sprunger 3 125 00 —City of Berne 113 50 Berne Fire Dept. 37.00 Neuenschwander Inc. 12 47 Herman Bixler, Insurance — 30.73 Bryson Fetters 32 63 Town of Geneva.. 37.50 Total 3 387.70 Other Civil Township Expense: Bryson Fetters Insurance 3 130 00 — Floyd Beker 30.00 Andy Myers a 100 00 Glenn Bollenbacher 100.00 Delmas Bollenbacher _._- 100.00 Total— 3 460.00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Helen Kenney 3 44 00 Menno Eicher .. 38 00 DISBURSEMENTS TUITION FUND Classification of Expense and ' Gross To Whom Paid - Amount Instruction: Edward Heimann 8 3,288.92 Jerry Carey 5,061.12 Vera Teeter 3.1W56 Shirley Hirschy 4.188.88 Gladys Houser 4.188.88 Donald Keller' 2.088.88 Sherrill Felber , 1.91108 Total ....—5 23.983.32 Fixed Charges: Coldwater Exempted Village 3 161.96 Berne-French School Corp. 5.326 50 Wabash ToWnship School .. c _. 2,635.90

I hereby certify that the foregoing is • true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; 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 ol the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. - — ■ ... FLOYD BAKER, Trustee —

' ■■' ■' — ll organization at Monroeville tomorrow evening. Bud Williamson, former pro at the Decatur, Country club, has resigned as pro at the Orchard Ridge club in Fort Wayne to accept in Fort Wayne to accept a similar position at the Lincoln, Neb. Country club. The Geneva Cardinals defeated Bryant 28-26. Modern Etiquette I W Rebarta Lee i e ■ ' - ■< Q. Is it necessary to give a copy of the wedding group pictures to each member of the wedding party? A. There is no obligation to give these out, unless the bride’s parents are able or will to stand the expense of the extra copies. Otherwise, if a member of the wedding party wants a picture of his own, he can always place his own order with the photographer. Q. While confined in a hospital recently, many of my good friends visited me and brought gifts. I have thanked them all personally. Is it necessary also for me to

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Adams Central School 214.31 Total 3 8.668 75 DISBURSEMENTS SPECIAL SCHOOL — FUND Claaatficatlon of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Instruction: Kroger Co. 8 3180 Charles E. Merrilll2.oo McGregor .... 32 87 Vim - 3846 Decatur Music House 252.11 United School Library 48.72 Fager 1 3 9a Grabiil 31.34 S E. Merriman— 72 90 Hillyard Sales Co. 32.58 Vizard 44.60 Total' 3 621.33 Coordinate Activities: Arthur Weaver— 3 2.225 00 Roland Foreman- 1,125 00 Theodore Brewster 500.00 Raymond Miller 900.00 Cheater Adams 1.100 00 Wayne Bollenbacher 380 00 Mrs. Huldah Farlow 457 60 Pearl Oil Co. 307 71 Grover Truck & Body Shop 420.0' Adams Co. Hospital 16.00 Dr. Norman Beaver __ 500 Jay Co. Hospital 5.00 Glenn Bollenbacher J. 8 60 The Habit Cleaners 1675 Selma Baker -- 100 Berne Witness .. 4.W Total '-77 » 7,471-7. Operation: Jay <?0. R.E.MC. 3 <B2 98 Roger Sprunger . 287.21 Bernice Dudgeon ._ 294.90 Violet Marble .__ 294.00 Arthur Weaver 2,202 50 ( Korte Paper Co — 47.25 Hoosier Product Co. ‘ 36 50 J. 1. Holcomb 276 59 Certified Electric Div. 20.02 Hendricks Salvage Co. 447.04 Dr. Robert Boze ... 16 TO Serv-Us Store 107 45 Berne Lumber Inc. 16 95 Jay Walter » 16 95 Farm Bureau Insurance —- 206 40 Hanni Plumbing — 18 25 Rochester Germicide 110.25 Gllliom Lumber Co— 1372 Total 3 4.874.06 Maintenance: Hanni Plumbing _a 3 3* 83 Herman Hirschy —.— 36 40 Central Petroleum Co. 256 50 Ivan Johnson's Garage . 315 50 Cliff Nussbaum 175 00 G. C. Gerber 489 42 Woodrow Kelly 218.67 Ivan Hough 53.75 Audio Visual — — ' 19 25 Total____ 1,628.32 Fixed Charges: Neuenschwander Inc. — 8 12.00 Bryson Fetters 588 62 Leland Smith Insurance 10.00 Herman Bixler Insurance 21.55 Total . ...../ 8 332.17 Auxiliary, Activities: G M Grabiil L 38 04 Adams Co. Supt. of Schools 50 86 Totalß 11490

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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOB THE CALENDAB TEAM IMI Preach Township, ASaau Caaaiy Halar~r Balance FUNDS Jan. 1 Receipts Diabureementa Doe. 31 Townahlp 8 338.48 8 2.4 M3l 8 2,877 88 8 47161 xBttMB I. —_ Do, 13100 113.38 34 45 ' 1W.53 177.38 Totala 8 338.48 8 3.8M.34 8 8.988 76 • 526.06

DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes - June 8 1.384.72 Taxes — December 1,283.34 Cash Refund, Jay Co. R.E.MC. I.W Total Township Fund —— 8 2,640.34 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Aasesaor 8 157.00 DoS Tax from Co. Troas. 11.00 Totals Dog Fund 8 18*80 LIBRARY FUND Co. Auditor, Tax Die. 8 91.83 Co. Auditor. Tex Die. M.BB Total Library Fund 8 177.53 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND ClaaaHicaUon of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Salary of Trustee, Clerical Help Raymond Moser 8 1,273.00 Mildred Moser 130.00 Legal Advertising. Suppliaa Berne Witness. Inc. 59 03 The Decatur Democrat 59.03

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons haying been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report la In custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. RAYMOND E. MOSER, Trustee TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEEIFTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1961 Hartford Township, Adams County Balance Balance FUNDS Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township 8 888.95 8 3.312 67 8 3.309 65 3 89197 Special Arhnnt — 6,536 61 19,170 33 18.658.42 7.048.52 Tuition 5,225.86 44,456.26 45.576.09 4.106 12 Dog 255.75 214.00 155.75 314'00 Totals 8 12.907.17 8 67.153.26 8 67,699.82 3 12,360.61

DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes — June 8 1.770 55 Taxes — December 1.342.12 Total Township Fundß 3.312.67 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Taxes — June —— 8 7.745.14 Taxes — December 6,641 11 State Dist. Equalization 1,991.45 State Dist. Transportation 2,177.83 State Title -3 233.31 Adams Co. Farm Bur. 167.29 Hartford Center PTA 225.00 Total Special School Fund 3 19.170.33 TUITION FUND Taxes — June 3 15.970.90 Taxes — December 13,73967 Congressional Interest 28.38 State Dist. Tuition (Net) 13.309 11 Retirement Assessments 1,357.20 Refund 31.08 ; L__ Total Tuition Fund 8 44,456 26 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessors 214.00 Total Dog Fund 3 214.00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee & Clerical Help V. Eugene Burry 3 1.540.00 Catherine E. Burry 250.00 Pay of Advisory Board Elmer Affolder 100.00 Leonard Waglcy 100.00 Richard Meshberger 100.00 Books, Supplies & Advertising S E. Merriman 49 75 Kiger 2.24 Berne Witness ■ 90.60 Decatur Democrat W-29 Postmaster 8.00 Mennonitc Book Store 2.50 Care of Cemeteries Tommie Schaadt 248.33 Fire Protection Rural Fire Prot., Treas. 156.00 Neuenschwander, 1nc.15.55 Bryson Fetters 40.97 Berne Vol. Fire Dept. 159.40 Geneva Clcik-Trcas. 37.50 Bixler Ins. 39 02 Jerome Nussbamn 19.50 Miscellaneous Leland Smith Ins. - ... .. JMJX> Howard E. Baumgartner 5.00 Pub. Emp. Ret. Fund „ 72 34 V. Eugene Burry—Tele. Rent 52.66 Total Township Fund 3 3,309.65 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Sanford Reynolds $ 40.00 Edward Jaberg ... 115.75 Total Dog Fund $ 155.75 DISBURSEMENTS TUITION FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Teachers Thomas Agler S 5 624.00 Byron Bunker . 6.508.00 Ammy Didot . .. ... 2,220.00 Gretchen Gallagher 2,020.00 Franklin Garton — 1,252.00 Rooert Gibson 2.378.00 Edna Glendening' 5,180.00 Deanna Greve 2,200.00 Maij; Inniger :. ... 4.040.00 Mildred Macy 4.944.00 Stanley Morton a 2,000.00 Winnie Schwartz 4.158.00 Sandra Spice’ j,;. 517.00 Richard Steiner 2,250.00 Katherine Stahl 210.00 Lovlna Van Emon 60.00 Tressie Glendening a 15.00 Total Tuition Fund 3 45,576.00 DISBURSEMENTS 'SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount INSTRUCTION Clerical help Bonnie Milholland:s 500 00 Instructional Supplies Pennville Oil Co. 10.62 Justin Schafer Co. ' 15.85

I hereby certify that the foregoing ts a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named townshtpi 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 a copy of such annual report is In custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. , i . ~ 1, V. EUGENE BURRY, Trustee

Friday, January 26, 1962

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O. W. Vizard, Supt. of Schools 2.30 Care of Cemeteries Palmer S. Moser 40.00 Fire Protection Berne Vol. Fire Dept. 39 00 Neuenschwander, Inc. 15.05 Silvan Sprunger. Treasurer 15100 Bryson Fetters 39.66 Monroe Rural Fire Dept. — 49 71 City of Berne 135.90 Civil Township Expenses Jay County R.E.M C. 27.30 Neuenschwander, Inc. 20 00 R. Baumgartner 500 Loren Heller 1150 Lewellyn Lehman 100.00 Alfred Hirschy 10000 Ralph McAlheny 100 00 LIBRARY FUND Berne Library 177.53 DOG FUND Harold Zeigler UOO Tommy Schaadt — 7‘J 55 Dallas Neuenschwander 15.00 Galen Baumgartnerß.oo

Chrisman Hdwc. 2.17 t Lock Music Store 22 69 Allied, Inc.. 26 79 > Kiger 164 32 t Purdue Univ 777" 4775 t Ind. Dept, of Cons. 7.00 Hartford Center School 89 32 I G. M. Grabiil 44.39 [ Encyclo. Brit. Films 60.10 5 Social Studies Club 30 00 , Jim Handy Org. 121.57 ! Film ,of the Month — 30.00 ) Welch "7.777 302.50 j Science Research Assoc. 132.37 ; E. J. Levay. Inc. 99 60 Iroquois Publ. Co. 639 , Chas. Merrill 52.07 ; G. W. Vizard —... 62.73 j Other Instructional Expenses Harman A. Baldwin 50 00 } COORDINATE ACTIVITIES Medical, Dental & Nursing Expenses G. M. Grabiil 72 6C G. W. Vizard 67 53 School Transportation Wayne & Eli Dubach 1.649 00 1 Edward Meshberger 1,649.00 Ivan Zeigler 1.976.25 5 Lester, Zimmerman 1,976.23 1 OPERATION Wages of Janitors & Eng. Clyde Toman 1.250 00 1 Wayne Dubach 2,100.00 Fuel 3 Eastern Ind. 61 23 Adams Co. Farm Bur. 336 76 3 Berne Equity 1,716 29 Electricity Ind. & Mich. 471.44 * Janitorial Supplies: Schindler Elec. 60S Certified Elec Div. __..... 13.04 J. I. Holcu-nb 448.75 Berne Dime Store 197 Food Marketing “ 10.45 * IRCiD 6 11 Allied .09.08 3 Rochester Germ. 55 13 Linn Grove Hdwe. ... 108 6s ? Other Operation Expenses 3 Ind. Boiler Bd. 200 ’ United Tel. Co. 67 10 ! MAINTENANCE 3 Repair 01 Buildings & Upkeep of Grounds —Labor —77 ~ ),. Paid Yoder 32 10 Charles Wctkel _7_‘l._ 121 50 Hanni Plumbing 55 00 1 Dale Grandlienard 43 00 1 C. R. Williams , 15.00 John O’Bryant 12.00 i Alton Welding Co. 168 50 David Noll 22 50 I Repair of Buildings A Upkeep of Grounds i —Supplies & Materials i Berne Lumber . 17717 W. E. Rcusser Co. 1 244 08 f Paul Yoder 185 70 Alton Welding 40.40 Dale Grandlienard . 32.55 I Repair A Replacement of Other Equipment i Moore’s 8.55 I Allied 5... 155.96 I Audio Visual Spec .... 62 88 I Sprunger Inst. Rep. 13 50 > Hanni Plumbing 30 00 f Dale Grandlienard 48.75 i Zuercher’s Music Store 2 35 i Ro.val Mcßee _,_L.._. 92 20 * Berne Elec. , 8.118 I Harold Zimmerman 800 i Modern Woodworking 158 60 > Pennville Oil A Lumber Co. 5 I'l i Berne Hdwe Co. 1.27 i Linn Grove Hdwe. , 76,33 I Repair A Replacement of Buses I Paul Yoder 100.00 I Robert Augsburger 27 85 FIXED CHARGES Insurance A Official Bonds I Neuenschwander, Inc. 28 30 Farm Bureau Ins. 64 80 Bixler Ins. 32 89 Ind. Farmer’s Mut. 321.20 i G. C. Moser 130.61 Soi. Security—School Township Share I Pub. Emp. Ret. Fund 122 14 ; Total Special School Fund $ 18,658 42