The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 January 1969 — Page 9

ANNUAL REPORT Town of North IJberty, Indiana for the year ending Decemlier 31, 1968 GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS Bal. Jan. 1. 1968 2 2.86 20 General Pr perty Tax 29,050.22 Excise Tax 4.137.08 Kents 480.00 Cigarette Tax 1.332.68 Licenses 25.00 Court Fines 195.00 Sale nf Add. Machine 10.00 Total Bal. & Recpts 37,516 IS disbursements Salary o! 'l’ ustees 1,100.00 Salary of Clerk-Treas 2,000.00 Salary c. Town Marshals 13.250.00 C >mp of Town Attorney 200.00 Attorney Fers 235.00 Comm. & Transportation 1.379.73 Heat Light*. power 3,980.71 Printing A Advertising 233 09 police Radi a Repair 200.00 Garbage Disposal 1.500.00 Police Expense 3<o<»a Garage A Motor 600.00 Office Supplies 176 33 Insurance 2.258.00 Hydrant Rental 3,655.00 Municipal league 90.00 Officials B< nds 78.00 Civil Defense 25.00 Social Security O A S I. 630 00 Furniture A Fixtures 75 10 Total r^b. 32 006 02 Total B«l. A Recpt. 37,516.18 Total Disb. 32,006.02 Bui. Dec 31. 1968 5,510.16 MOTOR VEHICLE HWY. FUND RECEIPTS Bal. Jan 1. 1968 7,919 79 Gas Tax 10,596.48 Sewer Tap 16 50 Street Repair 16 50 Total Bal. A Recpts. 18,549.27 DISBURSEMENTS Salary of Street Comm. 420.00 Wages of Laborers 654.79 Repair of Equipment 410 45 Sewer Equipment Rental 1,000 00 Garage A Motor 335.79 Street, Ailey, Sewer Materials 12,715.00 Social Security O. AS I. 20.00 Total Disb. 15.556.03 Total Bil A Recpts 18.549.27 Total DUb. 15,556 03 Bal. Dee 31, 1968 2.993 24 PARK FUND RECEII’TS Bal. Jan. 1. 1968 81.26 General Property Tax 2,521.14 Total Bal. A Recpts 2,602 40 DISBURSMENTS Attendant Salary 1,200.00 Recreation Director 800.00 Total Disb. 2.000 00 Total Bal. A Recpts 2W2 40 Total Diab 2.000.00 Bal Dec 81, 1968 602 40 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND RECEIPTS Bal. Jan. L 1908 1,377.10 Cigarette Tax 4,850.29 Total Bal. A Recpts 6.227 39 DSSBURSEMENT3 Bldg. Materials 3 347 92 Sewer Maintenance 799 18 3 Something’s missing- o . >0 tH Something may be miss* I ing from your insurance 1 cc^e^ge, too ... If it a I not tailored for the job I you expect it to co I For I I your home, auto, bual* I n«ss, or farm—l can j I facommand Meridian I v Mutual coverage that fits I your exact needs—and your budgetl Seo me... there's no obligation! I row Meridian Mutual agent I | xftt'wh R. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Flnmlrt Phone 867-2824 Afternoons — Koontz I-aka Phone Walkerton 386-2580

Wal Dbrb. 4,147 10 Total Bal. A Recpts 6,227.39 Total Dis. 4,147.10 Bal. Dec. 31. 1968 2.080.29 CUM I LATIVE SEWER RECEIPTS Bal. Jan. 1. 19^8 826 11 Property Tax 11,248 19 Total Bal. A Recpt* 12,074 30 Sewer Expenditure . 9 3 13'' Bal. Dec. 31. 1968 2.489.92 BOND FUND RECEII’TS Bal. Jan. 1. 1968 1.119.09 Property Tax 1,745.11 Total B il. A Recpts 2.891 50 DISBURSEMENTS Pay’mt of Bonds 1,500.00 Pay’mt of Interest 140.00 Total Disb. 1,6-10.00 Total Bal. A Recpts 2.891 50 Total Disb 1,640.00 Bal. Dec. 31. 1968 1,251 50 BARRETT LAW FUND Bal. Jin. 1. 1968 66'06 Bal De< 31, 1968 667.06 FEDERAL WITH TAX RECEIPTS Bal Jan 1. 1968 191 70 Tax Withheld 2,701.90 Total Bal A Recpts 2.896.60 DISBURSEMENTS Internal Hevenue 2,672.90 Bal. Dec. 31. 1968 223.70 GROSS WITH. TAX RECEIPTS Rd. Jan. 1. 1968 78.48 Tax Withheld 307 96 Total Bal. A Recpts 386.44 DIS B URS EM E NTS Indiana Drpt. Os Revenue 305.45 Bal. Dec. 31, 1968 80.99 SOCIAL SECURITY FUND Bal. Jan. 1, 1968 468.41 Tax Withheld 1,827.00 Total Bal. A Recpts 2.295.41 DISBURSEMENTS Soc. Sec. 0.A.5.1. 1.77192 Bal Dec. 31, 196.8 523 19 GROUP INSURANCE FUND RECEII’TS Bal. Jan. 1. 1968 00 00 Town A Water Dept. Share 1,070.38 Employee Share 48.00 Total Bit A Recpts 1,118.38 DISBURSEMENTS Insurance Premiums 1.025.53 Bal. Dec. 31. 1968 92.85 PETTY CASH FUND Bal. Jan. 1. 1963 25.00 Bal. Dec. 31. 1968 25 00 WATER METER DEPOSIT FUND RECEII’TS Bal. Jan. 1. 1966 1,898 68 Meter Deposits 211 64 Total Bxil A Recpts 2.110 32 Meter Deposit Refunds 203.57 Bal. Dec. 31. 1968 1.906.75 WATER OPHRATfON FUND RECEIPTS Bal Jan. 1, 1968 2,823.13 Domestic Sale* 15,601/10 Hydrant Rental 3655.06 Penalties 78.89 Sales Tax 208 91 Non Operating Rerpta 29U00 Total Bui A Recpt* 22.303.62 UmBVRSEMBMTS - Salary A Wages 6 69060 Heat. Light, Power 1,933.41 Dist Supplies 48 24 Auto Expense 14.15 Office Supplies 177.39 Insurance 123.38 Sue Sec. O A S I. 290.40 Miscellaneous 36 07 Taxes 299 18 B >nd A Interest 7.242 62 Depreciation 2 120 78 Sales Tax 204.41 Ph ne Service 154.76 Ex mime Records 121.89 T -t a! Disb. 19.671 68 Total Bal. A Recpts 22.563 62 Total Disb 19 671 68 Bal. Dec 31. 1968 2,89194 WATER BOND A INT FUND RECEIPTS Bal. Jan 1, 1968 16 145 13 W iter Operation Fund 7.242 62 Total Bal. A ReCpts 23.688.05 DISBURSEMENTS Pay’mt of Be nds 2.000 00 Pay’mt of In*? >'st 770.00 Transfer Depredatlcn 10.000 00 Total Disb 12.770 00 Total Bal. A Recpts 23.688.05 Total Disb. 12 770 00 B il. Dee. 31. 1968 10.918 05 W A TER I>EI ‘R ECI ATIO N FUND RECEIPTS Bal. Jan 1. 1968 5 17971 Water Operation Fund 2 420 78 Bond A Int Fund 10 000.00 Total Bd. A Recpts 17.600 49 DISBURSEMENTS Deprec. Expense 760 6s New C m ’ 'u ’: n 12 964 60 T >t I Disb. 13 725 2S T>td B d A Rei pts 17 600 19 Total Disb 13.725 28 Bal Dec. 31, 1968 3,875 21

OUTSTANDING INDEBTNESB Water Revenue Bond-195-1 20,500.00 Municipal BonJs-1959 2,500 00 Tiit.il Indebtness Dec. 31. 1968 23JMS) 00 <Grl M E.knd^e Clerk-Tn a-. Shamrocks Win Third In Row; Dump Argos 86-66 The North Libert\ Sh mi n k won *h>i. third <■• n-ecutive game Saturday night ms th, \ u , a w< II balanced attack to put Argos d< wn by i comfort able mar-in. 86-66. The Shamrocks got rolling in the h-t half of the fir t period t<> open u margin vver the Dragons and roll on to the win. For the first time this season, all live start? s finished in double figures as the Shamrocks combined for their best team effort of the season. The visitors from Marshall county opened with a ta-t basket by big Keith Hardesty just after the actii n st irtrd as he hit a tipin. Beam scored on a fast bre ik and the wore whs 4-0 befvre Kevin Hostetler put the Shamrocks on the board with a lay-in. Heckaman hit a basket for the Dragons but Zo< k hit a free shot for North Liberty. Argos continued to l<x»k strong for a little while as Johnson hit a jumper only to have Zook match this on the scoring end of a fast break. Nolin hit a jumper for the Dragons and Zook matched this and Joe Fisher hit a free throw Nolin's tip mad? it 12-8 Argos with 3:11 left in th? period, but this Is where the Shamrocks really caught fire for a two minute period. Chris Anderson hit a lay-in on fast break and Fisher added a set shot Anderson hit from the side, but Ronnie Young scored on bark-to-buck fast breaks and then followed with a jump shot to opened a 20-12 margin on a 12 point streak that V>ok just two minutes. Johnson and Anderson traded baskets tn fore the perhxl ended with the Shamrocks holding the 22-14 margin. The second period decided the game. They Shamrocks outscored the Dragon.-, 20-9 in this period to pull safely ahead for the night. Young hit first on a jump shot and Hardesty matched this for the Dragons Fisher and Zook hit in succeswinn as the Shamrock? were running well - with their opponents In this game. Hardesty htt again from underneath, but Anderson added a free shot and Fisher hit on anoCher fast break. Hardesty hit -third and his team’s third basket of the quarter and Heckarnan a tree throw but Anderson came bark with a basket for the Shamrock*. Hostetler hit a free shot for the Shamrocks, only to have Heckaman hit a pair of them The Shamrocks then got the final seven points of the h ilf, six by Anderson and a lone free tin )w by Fisher for a comfortable 42-23 lea l at the mam Intcrmlssk n The < cond half was । freescoring affair for both teims. The Sham H-ks outscored Argos 20-18 tn th? third stanza, but we c outscored 25-21 in i ice wheeling fin il period. H wever. the 19 point lead built up in the first half u is .HI that w is needed as they coasted to thrlr third win In Hucremaon. AnderHofl Pai-rs Hroreni Chris Anders* n led all scorer< once again with a total of 22 points. However, he hid a Int of help fr<»m his teammate* as Fisher hit 17, Z«x>k 14, Hostetler 12 and Young 10. Hardesty paced the Dragons with 21 points In this game. Box Score North Uhrrty tn ft fta p H<>stet»er 3 6 8 1 C. Anderson 9 4 8 3 Zook 6 2 3 4 Fisher 656 1 Y< ung 5 0 3 3 D Anderson 2 0 0 2 Supert 10 0 1 Arn^barger 0 0 0 1 Gmzer 0 2 2 1 Pair 0 0 o 0 Holder re ad 112 1 Totals 33 20 30 18

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Argo* Beam 10 0 2 Hardesty 8 5 8 1 Thompson 4 4 4 2 Heckaman 13 3 5 Hite 4 3 4 2 Johnson 2005 Nolin 3 0 1 3 Shoemaker 0 0 0 2 VinDume 2 14 1 Vooiies 0 0 11 Totals 25 16 25 21 Score Bs Quarter* N rth Lib- rly 22 12 62 86 Argos 14 23 41 66 Falcons Push Trifon To End; Lose Game 79-71 Tritons. Tnj.ins used their ! advantage in heighth under the basket and their ability to scoie from in close to t .p John Glenn 79-71 Saturday night in the inaugural game m the new Triton gym. The mu< h sm illei । Falcons simply i uldn t combat the close in scoring of the Trojans in dropping their seventh game of the siason against one win in this game, on? of the better ones they have played this year. The game was rather ck^c all the w,iy despite the fact that on a ccuple >f occasions the T. ojms did pull to larger leads only to have the Falcons come storming back to get right in the thick of things. Triton started the scoring with Randy Glingle tipping in a missed .*hot after just seven seconds had passed. Falc< ns then moved ahead on baskets by Kevin Hanni and Craig DeMyer i around a free throw by Gary Trost. Glingle hit again on a rebound shot, but Trust pegged in two more single pointers. Don i Long hit next for Triton, but Trost countered with a lay-in to keep the Falcons ahead 9-6. i Triton then came b ick with I authority as Trowbridge hit first and after a free throw by Cook, he added a basket for an 11-9 lead. Hugh Geren hit a free shot and Trost a basket from the baseline in close. Long hit a Gee > throw to deadlock it at 12. but Hanni scored a lay-in and Germ • another free throw for a 15 12 lead with 43 seconds left in the i quarter. Kufin hit a lay-in and Trowbridge a short baseline >hot i before the quarter ended for a I 16-15 Triton advantage. I Things remained tight in the i second period. Trowbridge hit I s lay-in and Slabaugh a basket i to start the action H’nm att i from under for the Pair but I Trowbridge came back with another basket for Triton Trost hit successive shots from the I right baseline. Hanni added two free throws and DeMyer an 11 i foote- for a 25-22 Falcon kid However, Cook hit next, but i Hanni came back with another i lay-tn. Long hit a long shot from the side and Tom McGee hit one of two from the foul line. Back-to-back baskets by Cook and Long pushed Triton ahr id b\ two. but DeMyer tied it ig tin with tan from the 15 foot stripe After Long and Trust traded tw free throws each, Qlingh hr t rebound shot and then a pur oi free throve ■ ju-,1 prior to h.iiitl ..e so .i 36-32 T .t» ale id. From here on out, the Ti jam Were never headed even though the Fakuns thr? iteru d •, ml times. After Triton move Ito tn early 42-34 leud in th? •*<•< nd half, a brief flurry pushed the Falcons back to within three point.-, before a quick Mx jv-ant burst by Cook and Lung * pened the gap again. From heir the Trojans moved to the 55-47 three quarters lead In the final periri, free throw-, st irtrd to b? th? dominate factor forth? Trojan- Cook hit two to open the quarter nn-l D’ng followed with two m- re After Make hit a pur. Slabaugh hit another pal: for the Tn>jans DeMye~ hit a leb und sh -t but Long t il’.ird on a lav-tn McGee stole the b ill and I >ught hat I .'or a w< 11 d» -er\e I ’ i m >n!'- t > have Feldman hit a pair of ch .city tosses White hit basket and after Larry Stull tossed in a pu; of one-p nter>. Slat-augh hit a lay-m and then a pair of free shuts and Feldman

added on? more point for a big 72-55 lead. This Is the point th? Falcons really started fighting back Stull hit from the floor and aft? Long scored from In close. Hanni had two more free sh- ts which he converted. Feldman hit from in close once more, but Hanni and Stull hit quick baskets. After a free shot by Slab ugh made it 77-63. < ur. fa t b -ket . by DeM ?r, M G» ?, D<‘Myer and Stull had -udd' ii •. cut the le id t , 7771. but time «i, running out. White hit the list ba-ket of the game to ac< unt for the final score. Scoring Well Balanced Th? Glenn ring wa- well bal'in > d m this g im.' b«>twei n several boy > Tro.-t and H tnni each ha 1 17 pants to pace the Fil ns wh.le DeMyer had 11 and McGee 11 Ung hit 22 to pi< >• the w.nner' with double . figu help coming from Slatxiugh with 13 tn 1 C, k with 12. Il T»-am Slaughtered The John Glenn E Team was badly beaten by Trit n reserves ; by a 51-29 score The B Team , also ha- < nly won one game thii season. । Box Score John Glenn fg ft fta p Hanni 6 5 10 3 i’leti aer 0 0 0 5 Geren 0 4 4 4 DeMyer 5 4 5 3 Trost 5 77 3 McGhee 4 3 4 3 Ludwig 0 0 0 1 Stull 3 2 3 1 Total* 23 25 35 23 Triton Long 8 6 10 2 Feldman 13 5 5 Glingle 3 2 3 2 Cook 4 4 6 3 Slabaugh 4 5 6 3 Kuhn 1112 Trowbridge 4 0 12 White 4 0 2 3 Total* 29 19 19 22 Score By Quarter* Triton ’ 16 36 55 79 John Glenn 15 32 4 7 71 i Freshman Meet Saturday At North Liberty The North Liberty Freshmen । basketball team will be host for a four way tourney to be held thi^ Saturday in the High School gym with John Glenn. New , Prairie and LaV’ilie completing the fi.M Two games will be • Pl“ yed in the morning and two m th? afternoon to decide the champions hip and consolation ( winners. The games wall be played at 8:30 and 945 in the , morning, North Liberty time, and , 115 and 230 in the afternoon. The drawing forth? four teams will be held prior to the North Liberty - Glenn freshman game Thursday night at the Glenn ! School gym , Admis-,. n charges will be 50c per session per person. I e Liberty Jr. High Divides Two On Monday afternoon. Janmrv 13. the N rth Liberty Ju- . High basketball teams div tel games with Wakarusa. The Sham -* k 7th grides >; ? thr ugh with i vb-t rv, 19-15, while th? Sth g! ide I st I‘>-23. In the 7th grade game, th? Liberty I ' * te i bringing its record even for the season at 3 and 3 Chris Genstnger led the sc ring for Liberty with a total of 15 point*. Mike Wall* picked up 7 points, while Jim H U'< r * >red 4 In the »th grade game, the liberty boys suffered their fourth straight loss, bringing their rtkirrd for the season t two wins and five losses Dir id Franklin and Keith S^Hrb with 6 p 4nts each led the scoring for Übertv Thr Liberty Jr High next plsvs on Monday. J inwary 20. with two g imes at home against Vrev. Thr N rth Liberty sth A 6th gmdr teams ha ! their games > n January 7. postponed because f school being chased They are < heduled to play LaPaz on Thursday afternoon at LaPaz. end then play UsPaz again tn two home games on January 21.

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