The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 January 1981 — Page 7

Non Operating | SM 76 Sales Tax । 757 4H TOTAL RECEIPTS * 4 (12 TOTAI BALANCE AND RECEIPTS .. 95 251 V IkisbursemenK Wages and Salaries 16,553 66 Town Share OASI, Pl RI, UNEMP sjsß 21 Group Insurance 1141 Power, Light, Heat 7^96 80 Gasoline 949 iia Chemicals 17J7 4O Material & Supplies 2*336 II Plant Repair 3 J 18 64 Transportation 183 98 Office Supplies 1,275 06 Outside Sers ice 5^2 35 Mise. Expense 4^l 50 Bond & Interest Transfer 33,503.84 Depreciation Transfer 8,599 12 Taxes 964.79 Telephone 469 66 Sales Tax 1.612.43 U.P.S. Depsoit 50 00 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 83 453 4^ BALANCE ON HAND DECEMBER 31. 1980 11*798 10 METER DEPOSIT FUND Receipts Balance on Hand January 1, 1980 - Checking 1 244 55 Deposit* ..... .. . . . L2OLOO TOTAL BALANCE AND RECEIPTS 2.445.55 Disbursements Deposit Refunds 308.25 Applied to Account 237.75 Transfer to D.C I 000 00 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS I <46 (X) BALANCE ON HAND DECEMBER 31. 1980 ( HE( KING 899 55 METER DEPOSIT FUND INVEST I I) Balance of C.D. 1-1-80 4,500.00 Invested 1,000.00 TOTAL CERTIFICATE DEPOSIT 5 500 00 TOTAL ON HAND & INVESTMENT 12 31 80 6J99.55 WATER BOND AND IN I ERI SI FUND Balance on Hand January 1, 1980 45,901 40 Transfer from Operation 33 503 84 TOTAI BALANCE AND RECEIPTS 79^405.24 IMsbunemenls Annual Payment 31,800.00 Transfer to D.C 30,000.00 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 61 800 00 BALANCE ON HAND 17,605 24 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT 30 000 00 TOTAL ON HAND A INVESTED 12 31 80 47,605.24 WATER DEPREC IATION FUND Receipts Balance on Hand January I. 1980 9.043.48 Transfer from Operation 8,599 12 TOTAI BALANCE AND RECEIPTS 17,642.60 Disbursements Meters 2,903.40 Transfer to C.D 10,000 00 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 12,903.40 BALANCE ON HAND 4.739.20 CERTIFICATE ON DEPOSIT 10.000 00 TOTAL ON HAND AND INVESTED 12 31 80 14.739 20 SEWAGE UTILITY Receipts Balance on Hand January 1. 1980 30,724.32 Collections 59,809 49 Penalties 570.26 Sewer Tap 60.00 Certificate Cashed 10.000 00 Transfer from Debt Sue 1.705.67 Interest 3.758 83 TOTAI BALANCE AND RECEIPTS 75,904.25 TOTAL BALANCE AND RECEIPTS 106.628 57 Disbursements Salaries A Wages 29.364 51 Town Share OASI, PERE, UNEMPI 3.666 70 Group Insurance 1.445.46 Auto Expense 113.0 H Materials A Supplies 4,782.75 Gasoline 1.464 73 Power, Heat. Lights 5,439 93 Plant Repair 3,218 65 Water 608 04 Dues A Permit 218.00 Office Supplies 1,218 96 Bond & Interest Transfer 37.839 00 Debt Sue Transfer 550 00 Certificate of Deposit 10.000 00 Telephone 365 II TOTAI DISBURSEMENTS 100.294 92 BALANCE ON HAND - CHECKING 6.333.65 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT 30.000 00 TOTAL BALANCE ( HECKING A CERTIFICATE 12-31 80 36.333 65 SEWAGE DEBT SERVICE FUND Receipts Balance on Hand January 1. 1980 14,155 67 From Operation 550.00 TOTAL BALANCE AND RECEIPTS 14.705 67 Disbursements Transfer to C.D 13,000.00 Transfer to Operation L 7o ' TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 14.705.67 BALANCE ON HAND CHECKING 0 .00 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 35.000 00 TOTAL BALANCE CHECKING A SERI IF KATES 12 31 80 35.000.00 SEWAGE BOND AND INTERI SI Receipts Balance on Hand January I. 1980 39.734 00 From Operation 37,839.00 Interest 5.209 80 TOTAI RECEIPTS W) TOTAL BANANCE AND RECEIPTS 82.782 80 Disbursements Payment on Principal 10,000.00 Interest Payment 24.882 50 Transfer to C.D 25.000 00 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 59,882.50 BALANCE ON HAND CHECKING 22.900 30 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT 1-1 80 80.(XX) 00 DEPOSITED 25.00000 TOTAL BALANC E CHECKING A CERTIFICATES 12 31 80 35,000 00 BALANCE ON HAND CHECKING 22.900 30 Paul F Williams, Jr Clerk Treasurer

Falcons Keep NSC Record Clean With Win I he John Glenn Falcons rose to the invasion .it hand Fridas night as a short handed team due to illness was fielded for their name w ith Jimtow n's Jimmies. Ihe Fai cons came aw as with an easy 66-42 v k tors to keep their Northern State Conference slate dean with their fourth conference win while they arc b-5 overall With the loss the hapless Jimmies slipped to 1 11 this season as they certainly are down following a couple of great years with their outstanding star. Irm Neely, now gone bv graduation. It never was realh much in doubt With two full time guards, Mike Arnett and Zane Hathaway, and Jeff Tinkey. a swing man guard and forward out due to the flu. a shuffled lineup presented no problems for coach Jim Waller other than a lot of turnovers in a game that had its share of miscues. Ihe Falcons were prettv well balanced on offense and put a zone defense on the floor that was deny - ing the Jimmies much of an inside game and that team that has had more than its share of scoring problems all year wasn't about to break it open shooting from afar With this the Falcons moved to a com manding 20-9 lead after one period and by halftime had blown the game wide open doubling the score on the Jimmies 36-18 at the main intermission. I he second half was more of the same only the Falcons rather stag gered in the third periml. getting only nine points, but meanwhile holding the host team to It), to keep tlie margin at 1 ’ In fact, late tn this quarter a big offensive drive was started for the Glenn that found them really pulling away from the Jimmies until a flurry near the end of the game put some points on the board for Jimtown. Joe Harness led all scorers with 1 ” points connecting on six baskets and 5 of ” from the charity stripe. Mark Jacobson had a good game putting in IS points and center f

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Mikt I Ikin reached double figures with 10 points. In all, eight Fai cons split the points up prettv well with some of the younger boys getting a little placing time due to the shorthandedness and the lopsided score Glenn hit 20 of 2" free throws m this contest Jimtown w.is led bv Baron, who had 14 points for the onlv double figure total for the Jimmies B Team Discs Ilie Jimtown B learn salvaged their game bv tipping the Falcon Boes 49 4b in a good basketball game that went two overtimes. Box Score Jimtown fg ft fta p Parker 3124 Jacobson 4782 Ukin .3 4 4 4 Miller 4 114 Harness 6 5 ” | Groves 3 0 0 I Boise 0 13 0 Aitken 0 12 1 TOTALS 23 20 2 7 I 7 Jimtown Smith 3 0 2 3 Ott 0 12 3 Baron 7 0 2 2 Fortner 0 0 0 1 Hershberger 2 0 0 1 Wirt 2 0 0 4 Tharp 0121 Brow n 3 14 2 Works 13 7 2 TOTALS 18 b 19 18 Score By Quarters John Glenn 20 3b 45 66 Jimtown 9 18 28 42 WRITERS WORKSHOP MEETS Members of the Writers Work shop convened for the first meeting since November. Consistent with the Workshop idea that some time between meetings be spent in writ ing. there were some very well done stories to he read. The as signment had been to write mem ones of holidays, recent or ancient ami Ed Moravek had written a fine trilojogv of vignettes which he

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। ailed "Ghosts of Christmas Past Adelaide Stitih nostalgic ontri button was called erromouslv \ H<> Hum Story" She had also written a spool of some of the in comprehensible modern poetrv m rhvme. of course) Nadim Keiper had "A French ( hristmas". a memorv that went bavk to her i hildhood Ihe assignment for Februarv H»th is for the writ< rs to trv their hand at an "opinion" column, to sound off about something that rcallv bothers them or give their view about some current happen ing. It must be between ’’so KOO words in length lln Workshop meetings are held at the Koontz l ake [ ibrarv at 6 30 ( S I even third Monday unless the weather or holidays interfere All writers welcome SENIOR BOWLING NEWS I he seniors can still cause some excitement w ith th -ir bow ling Or January 21. Doris ( rane picked up a b ' 10 split and Ed Rothchild picked up a 2-’’ JO. Andv \nderson rolled a 219 game and had a ^3l scries He s had quite a lew 200 games We had Bea and I verett ( ram as guests. Everett bowled a Ibb and his bother. Dick, bowled a 165 Torn Safar was b.uk and roiled a IM. Harry Novack had a I'l ga me. Bud Weiman won thv handicap game with a 22b rolling I^2 Flea nor Knight won the other handicap game w jtJi a 204 Elliott Bobbc was bavk His w ifc. Rutfi, w ho usually manages to come in as a spectator, is home from the hospital and w t all hope sshc will be back with us real soon We're also looking for \nne and R l ' Jackson to gel hark and that govs for Fd Johnson and Sally Barna too Sell It Through J he ( lassifieds

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