Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 24, Decatur, Adams County, 29 January 1964 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1964

State In Strenuous Week For Politics

INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—lndian* is in the middle of the most strenuous political week since the city elections last fall. On Monday night, Rep. Donald C. Bruce, Indianapolis conservative, announced his decision to run for the Republican nomination for U.S. senator. Other GOP senatorial aspirants are State Sen. D. Russell Bontrager of < Elkhart, president pro tem of the 1963 Senate, and former State Sen. Edgar D. Whitcomb, Seymour attorney. Today, Roger D. Branigin, Lafayette attorney, is scheduled to announce his candidacy for , the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and perhaps soon to become the front man for that nomination. Announced opponents for the 61-year-old lawyer to date are State Sen. Marshall F. Kizer of Plymouth, Senate minority leader; Thomas L. Lemon, former mayor of Bloomington; Sticking Door Before planing a door that persistently stickaat a certain spot, use a piece of colored chalk to chalk the inside of the door jamb. When the door is closed, the chalk will rub off on the door whereever it binds, thus marking the part that needs planing. |1 *Hh I V B ■JW Bw- ’**>*-- “ - >•- * * i . Ji IN TROUBLE —Heiress Minnewa Bell Roosevelt, ex-wife of Elliott Roosevelt, has been charged with making a false report of a bomb on a plane she had missed, to bring it back to the airport Sfre was arraigned in Santa Barbara.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1563 Jefferson Township, Adams County Balance Balance FUNDS Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township» 1.883.94 * A511.49 $ 2.914.27 *1,541.18 Special School ».™1 89 8,838.18 10,430.05 00 Tultion 5,779.77 18,584 28 24,374.05 00 Dog 129 00 184.00 29.0# 284 0# TOTALS - — $11,584.60 $27,987.93 $37,747.37 $1,825.16

DETAILS OF RECEIPTS TOWNSHIP FUND Source Amount Taxes—June — 51.368.26 Taxes—December — 1.203.23 Total Township Fund *2,571.49 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Taxes—June *5,329.00 State Dlst. Transportation 1,262.48 Jay County R.E.M.C. — 46.68 Total Special School Fund - *6.638.16 TUITION FUND Taxes —June*lo.oso.B3 Congressional Interest 8148 State Dist. Tuition (Net) 3,049.65 Retirement Assessments 412.32 Pre-draw — — 5,000.00 Total Tuition Fund *18.594.28 Total Tuition Fund *18,594.28 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor . *lB4 00 Total Dog Fund—— *184.00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee, Clerical, Travel: Floyd Baker — — .*1,272.50 Josephine Baker .. .. 150.00 Total: — *1,422.50 Books, Stationery. Printing: Berne Witness ——— -5 73.80 Decatur Democrat ——— 73.80 Postmaster ; — 15.50 Economy Printing -+■ —* 7.50 S. E. Merriman — 87.05 Total *257.65 Care of Cemeteries: Dale Morningstar —- ——■■ *150.00 Total*lso.oo ■Fire Protection: City of Berne*ll2.so Town of Geneva , — 5000 Berne Fire Department 86.00 Herman Bixler Insurance 11.86 Neuenschwander Insurance 12 18 Graber Insurance — 14 00 Rural Fire Protection *282 70 Total *615.24 Other Civil Township Expenses: Graber Insurance —1 *130.00 Floyd Baker —— 38.88 Andy Myers * —- 100 00 Herbert Schaadt 100 00 Glen Bollenbacher ——loo 00 Total - ««•» DISBURSEMENT DOG FUND Adams County Auditor *29 00 Total -L---—..- *2900

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 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.. — . FLOYD BAKE*, Trustee

State Rep. Robert L. Rock of Anderson, House minority leader, and William Fortune of Carmel, former state treasurer. Ctov. Scranton Hera Tonight, Hoosier Republicans will have their first glimpse of Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton whose status as a compromise choice for the GOP presidential or vice-presidential nomination appears to be on the rise. ' Scranton will address a 1100-a-plate Republican fund-raising dinner in Indianapolis. The date was made by the national committee, not by Hoogier party officials. The oratory of Scranton will be part of a 21-city closed circuit television hookup which will last one hour. Sen. Barry M. Goldwater will speak from Pittsburgh, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller from Los Angeles, former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon from New York, Michigan Gov. George Romney from Washington, Kentucky Sen. Thruston B. Morton from Houston, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower from Detroit and National Chairmas William E. Miller from Cleveland. All except Ike and Miller are announced or potential candidates for the two top spots on the ticket. Democrats* Party On Saturday night, Democrats will stage a huge party in Indianapolis in observance of the 36th birthday anniversary of Sen. Birch E. Bayh, Jr. Actress Janet Leigh will sing, dance and perform at the party which will have an attendance goal of 5,000. Mrs. Milton Berle, wife of the comedian, will be producer. Sammy Cahn, leading song writer and three-time Academy Award winner, has written special material for Miss Leigh and other entertainers. Next week, Kentucky’s youthful Gov. Edward T. Breathitt, Jr., will speak at a Roosevelt Day dinner of the Marion County Young Democrats. It will be held the night of Feb. 7 in Indianapolis. Breathitt beat former Gov. A.B. Happy Chandler in the 1962 Democratic primary. In the election contest, he used the noted Birch Bayh jingle song in defeating his GOP rival.

DISBURSEMENTS TUITION FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Instruction: Jerry Carey 1 3,500.00 Shirley Hirschy 2,633.36 Frieda Lehman — -— 2,722.24 Gladys Houser 2,444.48 Edith Morrison — 2,444.48 Mary Carey „ — 15.00 South Adams School Corp. 10,250.99 Total ———— *24,010.55 Fixed Charges: Edwin Prible, Supt. $363.50 Total $363.90 DISBURSEMENTS SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND > , Instruction: i Field Enterprise Corp. *ll7 99 American Publishers — 54.2* Audio Visual —— 12 70 D C. Heath Co. —.—— 68.06 Mennonite Book Concern —— 24 63 , TotalL_ 5277 66 , Coordinate Activities: Arthur Weaver — *1,375.00 Chester Adams *1,375.00 s Raymond Miller 500 00 I Wayne Bollenbacher i 500.00 Pearl Oil Co. 570.80 ) Selma Baker —.— I- 00 > Berne Witness — 408 S Total— *4,325.88 Operation: , Jay County R.E.M.C. , 5 344.65 , Arthur Weaver — 1,125.00 j Rochester Germicide 110.25 j Dude Meister 240.00 j Gottschalk Supply - - 259.87 . Dr. Robert Boze ——— 8.00 J I. Holcomb — 248 15 Jefferson School — 53.10 ’ Korte Paper Co. — 69.65 ® Hoosier Products ’ 54 00 C. R Williams' 1206 1 Beckley-Cardy Co. Ls 23.24 1 Oilllom Lumber 13 56 E— Berne Electric —————: . 2.50 s Berne Lumber— 7.12 3 Total - *2.381.09 9 Maintenance: v 8 Berne 66 Servicenter * 540.25 * Hanni Plumbing Shop 357 44 Ivan Johnson Garage 223.74 0 Serv-us-Stote 7.83 » Meshberger Stone Co. 6j.19 0 Total —*1,192.45 0 Fixed Charges: 0 Graber Insurance Inc. • ' 15-85 g South Adams School Corp. — *2.185.07 T0ta1*2.202 92 Auxiliary: 0 G. W Vizard Supt-. —550.05 0 Total . 550.03

I" 1,111 gg, /'.riw nrr> • •’ ' .»•■ ! K-’.a iji iJ.# J,W ■ ' Ol / ( mont. H. MIC \ " / / k K _ ' \ -/ / Ax-r— I v wawTMichS/ 5 1 1 1,535 NEB ( ,OWA \ ■ 3 ’ / UTAH I COLO, \ « \7n.«o\ I / | us.ni A Y ~ —1 ■ JuJ / . M, - ... . I — f TEXAS I ML) I—-L-—( Total < ' Bo0 ' 332 | : iWLji v ' \ - .. . ...... L s.i- I ' \ Ml ALASKA 4,400 VIRGIN ISLANDS 43 iEWIBa m \ r HAWA " CANAL ZONE 924 | ffjjUl pi IB! lIHgMBWW f PUfRTO RICO 32,428 U.S. SERVICE 15,200 1 GUAM 1,070 SCHOOLS j X. x.: : ——E

‘ SOARING COLLEGE ENROLLMENT—Last fall, college enrollment reached a new high of 4,800,332. By comparison, in the fall of 1951, college enrollment was a mere 2,116,000. Newsmap above breaks down last fallk enrollment by individual states. Figures are for students going to school, they are not necessarily residents of the state. Os the 2,140 institutions of higher learning in the

SCHOOL REPORTER 1 (Continued From Page Two-A) .. — ] the sophomores were very tired 1 at the end of it. — D. C. H. S. — Patty Schurger will be reporting the news for Decatur Catholic beginning next week. I wish to take this opportunity to thank all of the teachers and students who helped me bring the news to you and also the Decatur Democrat D. C. H. S. - DECATUR HIGH By Marilyn Knudsen gg# Nancy Reynolds Fravel has recently been named -as the 1964 Betty Crocker “Homemaker of Tomorrow” by ranking highest on a written examinatiori on December 3, 1963. Awarded a pin for her achievement at D. H. S„ Nancy now enters her papers.in

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S (ABSTRACT) REPORT. OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1963 Monroe Township, Adnnu County Balance Balance PUHDS Jan. J Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Townshlp * 3,006.81 5 3,512.30 * 4,017.64 * 2,503.47 Special School 5.579.72 1,822.22 . 7.401.94 Tuition 4 808 34 10 ' 4ia -°® 15 ' 220 40 .. 1,637.13 1,637.13 D g ~ «79 • 8.79 Recreation 8 Totals *13,405.66 *17,383.71 *28,277.11 *2,512.26

DETAIL of receipts Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes—June *1,884.10 Taxes—December 1.628 20 Total Township Fund *3,512.30 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Taxes —June *1.822 22 Total Special School Fund— *1,822 22 TUITION FUND Taxes—June *10,404 26 Congressional Interest f 7.80 Total Tuition Fund *10,412.06 DOG FUND 7 Dog Tax from Assessor — — *692 50 Surplus from County : 944.63 Total Dog Fund 1— *1.637.13 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Trustee Bond Graber Ins. Co. . — $ 20.00 J. P._Bond Neuenschwander Ins. — 21.00 Pub. Annual Report Berne Witness 18 72 1 Decatur Democrat 18.72 Fire Protection 1 Graber Ins. Inc. 28.34 1 City of Berne (Phone Sen) — 227 70 ' Monroe Rural Fire Dept. 83.94 1 - —lnsurance Premium 1 Neuenschwander Iris. ! —Tank Truck Ins. 18.77 1 —Truck Collision Ins. ..— 587 Rural Fire Protection Trea. 791.57 1 —Twp Share on Tank Truck 1 Berne Vol. Fire Dept.— ‘ 1 Fire Run—Wm. Spurgeon - 19 00 1 Fire Run—Jones Neuen 39 00 > Fire Run —Ralph Hoffman *I.OO > Fire Run —Henry Nusbaum 66.00 Clerical Help > Mrs. r ,Charles Wulliman - *300.00 i Publishing Budget 1 Decatur Democrat , * to.lo Berne Witness Co. : 48.60 > Care of Cemeteries: 5 Andrew Shetler,___■ 40.00 a

s I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct statement of the receipts I 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, of . the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of th* r chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. CHARLES WULLIMAN, Trustee

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

the state competition. A h — D. H. S. - Each year, the outstanding musicians from Decatur high at- t tend the NISBOVA competition; c last Saturday was the contest j for vocalists and pianists. Attend- E ing from D. H. S. were vocal i soloists — Charlene Hill, Dan Mil- < ler, and Tim Singleton — all of 1 whom received the frist rank, su- < perior; the double trio consisting t of Jane Jacobs, Lynette Dedolph, < Pat Coll ins, Sharon Harden, Barbara Conrad, and Karla Meyer who received superior; and the < superior pianists, Cheryl Lossiger, s Carol Hover man, and Sharon Me- 1 Rae. A piano duet by Susan Ellis 5 and Susan Langston also receiv- < ed superior.'Two other piano solos ■ i by Tim Singleton and Jean Swick- < . ard achieved the Second rank, 1 excellent. 1 I ' — D. H. S. - < . With Margaret Kocher chair- ' man at D. H. S. for the March of ] Dimes bread sale, many students jointed in to canvass the city, selling bread last Saturday. Captains for the classes were as.follows: senior, Margaret Kocher; junior, Alyce DeBolt; sophomore, Jayne Macklin; and freshman, Cheryl Knudsen. o — D. H. S. — Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Butler on the birth of their baby last week. Mr. Butler teaches journalism and freshman English, as well as being one of the senior class sponsors. Now Christine, Deborah, and Rebecca

Rufus Inniger4o.oo Trustee Salary '* Charles Wulliman*l,74s.oo J. P. Supplies • M W. Rothert — J—.— 7.6* Annual Reports & budget Forms County Supt. of Schools . 9.15 Other Civil Twp. Expense Edison Lehman * 100 00 Kermit Yoder 100.00 Willis Sommer 100 00 S. E. Merriman & Co. 20 70 Chas Wulliman, Trustees 7.98 (School) Menn. Book Concernlo.7o (Repair work) Citizens Telephone Co. . 59.15 (Telephone rent) Total —————*4,017.64 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Hi-Way Hatchery- —— *347 63 - Roy Lehman ——..—— 296.00 Harold Rich 2100 - Samuel Wisney *> o® Harold Schwartz 100 00 Gary Workinger 100 00 Gilbert Hlrschy :—— 80 00 % Model Hatchery 89 44 Noah L. Schwartz 1 75 00 , Roy Lehman 348.25 j Lillian B. Yoder .. — 18 00 Roy Lehman 181 81 —- os* , Total *1.637.13 r DISBURSEMENT TUITION FUND , Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid ‘ Amount Tuition ; So. Adams Com. School . *15,220 40 ) DISBURSEMENTS ) SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND ) Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount ) School Nurse — = County School Supt — I *55 30 ) Tuition— . ) So. Adams Com. School — $7,346.64 9 Total — 57,401.94

nation, public institutions claim 3,090,578 students while 1,709,754 are enrolled in privately controlled institutions. Seven of every 11 students are being educated by tax support. Os the total number of students, only 1,827,988 ’ are women. All states except Alabama and Vermont showed a higher enrollment in *63 than in *62. Source: ■ U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.

have a new sister, Elizabeth. — D. H. S. — With the format planned, a theme chosen, and the pages laid out, Tom Baxter, editor of the yearbook, “Ravelings,” is making plans for orders to be placed during this week. The three upper classes place their requests with Mr. Smith, while the freshmen order from Mr. Clayton. The entire fee is $4, with the minimum down payment being $2. - D. H. S. - With a subdued and more adult outlook, the upper classmen observed the beginning of a new tradition at D. H. S. last Friday. Sponsored by the student council dress-up day instilled a changed atmosphere into the school, accomplishing its purpose. As the first of such days, it was an experiment, but now the student council plans to schedule one such every month, with all the classes participating. Students took a new look at their classmates, realizing the anticipation of citizenship in the world of the adult. There was less loitering, more silence in the halls, more courtesy, and one of the teachers rushed home at noon to put on a tie and white shirt. — D. H. S. - Featuring four different bands from the Decatur school system, the concert last Sunday attracted an audience of about 250 people. The dance band opened the program with a march feaurting the high school twirlers and then presented three others numbers. Then the sixth grade band and the seventh grade band each played four numbers. For the final part of the program, the high school band entertained, featuring as soloists Tom Baxter on the trumpet and Margaret Cook on the clarinet. — D. H. S. — At the first meeting of the Color Wheel, the art club of D. H. S., the following officers were elected: president, Kathy Weidler; vice president, David Wynn; secretary, Jane Jacobs; and treasurer, Becky Mauller. Headed by these aspiring artists, the group is planning a trip to Chicago to view the art treasurers there. The advisor is Mr, Feasel. — D. H. S. - Craig McEwan, well-known D.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1963 French Township. Adame County Balance Balance FUNDS — ~ Jan 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township » 1 ’ 702 «’ 625 08 T ° e — ' 187 30 187 30 I ToUl> 6340.87 $3,003.38 $3,125.89 $218.36

DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source " TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes—June 7~~* ~7. . "61,367 33 Taxes—December 1,364.91 REMC Refund . 284 Total Township Fund $2,625.08 DOG FtIND Dog Tax from Assessor $191.00 Total Dog Fund .. ... $l9lOO LIfiStAKTFUND Taxes —June •—— I 97.66 Taxes—December — 89.64 Total Fund ——- ——T——'slß7.3o DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Trustee. J. Meyer —, $1,28014 Hflen Meyer. Clerk 150.00 S. E. Merriman —2——- - 27 70 Supt. Schools . — — 68® Decatur Democrat —.. 59 41 Berne Witness —• ■— . 58 89 / Chester Isch —— — ,50 00 Berne Fire Dept. —.— 267.00 City Berne —- 135.90

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'pf persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the coiinty auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject tp inspection by any taxpayer of the township. '■ JACKIE a. MEYER, Trustee » ■ >

H. S. senior and basketball play- ( er, has recently been named as the recipient of a scholarship to Earlham College, where he plans to prepare himself for a career in engineering. — D. H. S. — As many of the seniors receive the criteria of schools of higher learning, they realize the need for an expanded program of extra curricular reading. Working with Mr. Kelly to meet this need, a club has tentatively been formed to read and discuss recommended literature. According to the proposed plans, each member will order the paperback edition, read it, and discuss it at the meetings, which will be held weekly. The organization meeting was held on Tuesday of last week, to choose three books: “The Scarlet Letter,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne: “Brave New World,” by Aldous Huxley; and 1 “Gulliver’s Travels,” by Jonathan Swift. — D. H. S. — Next Saturday, the instrument- > al portion of the NISBOVA coms petition will be held. Soloists en- > tered in the contest are Margaret l Cook, clarinet; Margaret Kocher, flute; Tim Singleton, baritone; Barbara Mouk, saxaphone; Lisa > Brandyberry, clarinet; Charlotte • Houk, flute; and Alan Zerkel, I saxaphone. There will also be some ensembles participating. A ' clarinet trio of Margaret Cook, ! Pat Collins, and Ed Cravens; a ' flute trio of Margaret Kocher, • John Beeler, and Susan Ellis; a 1 saxaphone quintet of Pat Collins, • Alan Zerkel, Barbara Houk, 5 Richard Doty, and Tom Whitaker; ; and a clarinet duet by Julie • Meeks and Karen Noll will rer present Decatur high. t — D. H, S. — Thermameter Repair a If the mercury in your ther- , mometer has sparated, hold the e thermometer with the bulb down . and tap it gently. Or, tie a heavy • string securely around the theri mometer and swing it quickly j around in a circle over your head, e If both these means fail, place the o thermometer in a freezer where i- the cold will draw the top section of the mercury down to the bottom of the thermometer. Remove the gadget from the freezer as soon as the mercury hits bottom.

Neuenschwander —.-..-. ■■■— 14.70 t Mutual Fire Ins. 7.20 Twp. Rural Fire Protection — 258.38 j- — -Menrse Fire-Protection 49.11 1 Graber Insurance — - 36.91 I R. McAlheney ' I® ooo L. Lehman 100.00 9 A. Hirschey . 100.00 Jay Co. REMC 23 75 ) Indiana Farmers Mutual 10.00 Berne Eq. Exchange .— 5.00 j R. Baumgardner 500 First Bank of Berne 1-50 5 ‘ I Total $2,749.84 J. DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount H. Zeigler .. $ 48 00 4 D. Moser —-15 00 H. Kennel - 175 0 K. Isch 1 850 5 M. Steiner — 90.00 t N. Strahm j— 19 50 g 0 TOW r - $188.75 0 DISBURSEMENTS LIBRARY FUND 0 Berne Public Library $187.30

Towirenv nromrs (abptbacd mat or aacvm ano t DISBURSEMENTS FOO TOO CAMNBAB YBAB, MM Nestford Township, Adame County FUNDS JBn. 1 Resets to DMMMMBBBte Dae. 31 Township 4 1.000 29 4 M 85.33 • MOM I 44AM Special School 0,537 54 10.M4.01 MOM.S4 Tuition &MS.M 27,114.24 30.1 MM Dog 4M.40 370 50 153 04 TOTALS $44,183 41 $43,117.M PI.IMB D.134.M

DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount | TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes—June * 1,943.43 Taxes—December — 1,583.40 Total Township Fund * 3,524.33 SPECIAL SCHOOL. FUND Taxes—June • 1,23234 State Diet. EqialHeHrin 1,213 70 Total Special School Fund _410,444.01 TUITION FUND Taxea—June „ ■ .. 414,740. W Cengresstoual Interest 28 34 State Diet. Tuition (Net) 4.052.98 Retirement Assessments 477.70 Total Tuition Fund 437,719.40 DOG FUND Dog Tax trom Assessor 4300.00 Dog Tax trom Co. Treas. — 121.40 Total Dog Fund ——.5429.50 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Grom Ya Wham. Paid Amount Pay of Trustee 4c Clerical Help V. Eugene Burry 4 212.00 Catherin Burry 24.00 Wayne Dubach - 1,041.00 Annabell Dubachl2s.oo Pay of Advisory Board Richard Meshberger , - 100.04 Leonard Wagley — 100.00 Ebner Affolder J 100.00 Books. Stationery, Printing, A Advertising Berne Witness MtMi Decatur Democrat TOYS Geneva Herald — 144 Adams Co. Supt. of Schools 1X34 S. E. Merriman — J%so Care of Cemeteries Mike Spichiger . 240.00 Terry Spichiger ~. 250 00 Flie Protection Herman Bixler 47.00 Berne Fire Dept. 148.00 Geneva Fire Dept. 44.00 Graber Ina. —17.47 Neuenschwander Inc. , ~ ... .. 14.30 Town of Geneva . . .... , - 40.00

City of Berne I*o 40 Rural Fire Dept. Treas. 395.74 Miscellaneous V. Eugene Burry 7.00 Other Civil Twp. Exp. Publ fcnp. Bet. Fuad 42.51 Leland Smith Ins. —,— - - 130.00 Howard Baumgartner 10.00 Wayne Dubach—Tele. Rental — 40.00 Total Township Fund $3,442.40 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expenses and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Livestock Claims Inez Zeigler $121.50 Richard Fields — 34.04 Ferris Mertz . . 120 00 Total Dog Fund $270.50 DISBURSEMENT SPECIAL SCHOOL . ' FUND . .. -—i . Classification of Expanse Mad- Grose t To Whom Paid Amount INSTRUCTION Instructional Supplies I Linn Grove Hdwe. ~ . ... 44 44 Lock Music Shop 58.75 Elem. Scl Club . 33.00 ’ Kiger A Co. -- 483

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and cornet statAaent of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township: that a complete and detai 11 ** annual report together with an accompanying vouchers showing the nasass of pennas been paid money by the township has been filed as reanirod by tew in the* otflee °* the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report to in custody of the chairman of the township advisor board. Said report te subject to Inspeottea by ew taxpayer of the township. , WAYNE DUBACH, Trustee

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Allied Inc. M 30 I Aadle-Viaual Spec. - 3001 Perry Pictures Inc 13 34 The Welch Science Ce. 30 03 Scott. Foresman Co. „—. 050 Decatur Music Mouse 144 00 Masco lac. 5807 Other Instructional Expenete Don Odle — 40 00 COORDINATE ACTIVITIES Msdteal, Dental A Nursing BgpeaaM Supt. of Schools - 01.00 ■BtW9l Transportatian EU A Wayne Dubach ...970.00 Edward Meshberger — 070.00 Ivan Zeigler ...—.— 1.143 54 Lester Zimmerman ■ . >,103.40 OPERATION Wages of Janitors Bert Brewster 300.00 Wayne Dubach — 000.00 Arnold J. tvins — 000.00 Fuel Adami Co. Farm Bureau .... 173 34 Berne Equity 1,243.43 Eastern Indiana —- 47.07 Electricity Ind. A Mich. .—— 392.80 Janitorial Supplier Linn Grove Hdwe. „ 30.47 J. I. Holcomb - - " 345.45 Rochester Germ. Co. „ 110.35 Korte Paper Ce. — 70.10 Other Operation Expenses United Tele Co. —- 42 ™ MARTON ANCE Repair of Bid. A Gds„ Bupp. A Mot. la OrOT * Hdwe. . 137.43 JH Holcomb 339 35 Berne Lumber ~ , . 14-79 . Edgar Mertz — ■.— 33.00 Repair A Replacement of Other Equip. “Wul Yoder 3MM . Hanni Plumbing — 174.01

Moores 3.90 Modern Woodworking — 10.34 Linn Electronics —— 780 Allied Inc. - 38 78 Repair A Replacement of Buses Paul Yoder ,——— 190.40 FIXED CHARGES —- — • - .--r Insurance A OfDetel Bonds G. C. Moser Ins. —1» «® Neuenschwander Inc. — 37.00 Bixler Ina. — 10-00 Transfer of Funds South Adams Com. Schools 4,431.73 Soc. Security—School Twp Share Publ. Emp. Ret Fuad 88 28 Total Special School Fund 418,983.54 DISBURSEMENTS TUITION FUND TjiMnn"- ot Expense and ' Gress To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Teaeteen Thanas Agler 4 3.3U00 Byron Bunker ' 4,000.00 Rebecca Didot 2,913 90 Gretehen. Galtegher . 3,034.00 Franklin Garton ■- 3,774.00 Kdna Giendening . 3,236.00 Leßoy Hedges 3.040.00 Mary Tnntjyr • - . ... — 1,460.1® Mildred Macy 3.444.00 Winnie Schwarts - , ... 3.404.00 Pay of Substitute Teachers Chloetta Erdei — *•* Virginia Stahly — 1,133.50 Transfer at Funds South Adams Com Schools 5,434.30 — Total Tuition Fund — 430.3M.00