The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1968 — Page 4
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The Deify Banner, Oreeneaetfe, fndVana
ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Real Estate
Call Collins NEW LISTINGS CORNER J A C K S O X & SUNSET. Beautiful two story home with nice new kitchen. Located on 1 acre lot just right for country living in town, also nice office room on 1st floor. 12 SUNSET DRIVE. Older home in good condition, large rooms, aluminum siding & storm windows, fully insulated and on 2 acres of land. DOUBLE SOUTH ON COLLEGE, completely remodeled, 3 B.R. on one side and 1 B.R. on other. Let the rent on one side make payments & live free on the other. THE AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING, good investment for office bldg, or apartments. Collins Real Estate Bob Clark 386-7359 Lannie Alice OL 3-4072 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allee OL 3-4072
SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. Ph. OL 3-9315 - Offers - ALBIX POND RD.—Beautiful 3 bedrm. split-level. Large kitchen & dining area, 2 fireplaces, carpeted liv. mi., full basement with family rm., 2 full baths. Garage. Come in and see this one today. 320 REDBUD LANE—Pretty tri-level, frame with partial stone front, built in ’62. Has 8 bedrms., family rm. in basement, living nil., dinette & hall carpeted. 1 car garage. MADISON TWP. — 120 Acres, 70 acres tillable. Beautiful modem Bedford stone home. 3 bedrms., hardwood floors, full basement. FOR RENT — Big country home. 5 bedrms., 2 full baths, carpet in liv. rm., lots of cabinets in kitchen & lots of closets, oil hot air furnace, garage. Want to SellT List your property with Us. After office hours call— C. J. Knauer — OL 3-3057 Bill Talbott — OL 3-6328
3 Mobile Homes 3
FOR RENT or SALE: Trailer home. Warren Lewallen, Bainbridge.
JANUARY SPECIALS 12x60 3 br $5195 00 12x53 Rembrandt $3995.00 12x60 2 br. front kitchen 1963 Mobile Home Show Model $4895.00 New Color TV Given with every double wide mobile home sold in January VAN BIBBER MOBILE HOMES Route 1 PE 9-2341
4 For Rent, Apts. 4
Lost & Found
FOUND: Beagle pup, no collar. Phone OL 3-3258.
FOUND: Tan, black and white shaggy dog. Owner pay for ad. Phone OL 3-3579.
LOST: Tan woolly pup with black stripe down back. OL 3-6578.
Employment, Men
WANTED: Janitor. Apply at Voncastle.
Employment, Men, Women
AMBITIOUS PERSON — Full or spare time to supply Rawlegh Household Products to consumers in Putnam County or Greencastle. Can earn $125 per week. Write Rawleigh Dept. INA-450-1124, F r e eport, Illinois.
Employment, Women
WANTED: Part time sales clerk for retil store. Phone OL 36713 for appointment
14 Automotive 14
Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body works, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates.
1963 Pontiac Catalina convertible, sharp. $895.00. See at Hutchison’s Shell Station 43 and 40. Phone OL 3-9970.
For Sale
FOR SALE: "No Hunting—No Trespassing” signs. The Daily Banner
HAY—Alfalfa and timothy mixed. Earl M. Allen, west of Brick Chapel.
LET us top dress your wheat with GOLDEN URAN now. Hartman Elevator, B a 1 nbridge.
PARTS for all electric Shavers. Mason’s Jeweler.
Wanted
The Daily Banner EASY-TO-FIND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 1— Real Estat* 2— Businas* Opportunity 3— Mobil# Homas 4— For Rant—Apts. 5— For Rant—Rooms 6— For Rent—Housas 7— Marina Items 8— Musical Itamt 9— Home Items 10— Lost i Found 11— Employment—Men 12— Employment—Men—Woman 13— Employment—Woman 14— Automotive 15— For Sola 16— Wonted 17— Form Equipment 18— Auction 19— Business Service 20— Livestock—For Sole 21— Notice 22— Motorcycles 23— Wanted To Buy 24— For Sole—Pets 25— Wont To Rent 26— Work Wanted—Woman 27— Work Wanted—Men To Place Your CLASSIFIED AD Phone OL 3-5151 And Ask For . . . SHARON She'll Take Your Order And Help You Write Your Ad Ads must b« placed by 9 a.m. the first day they are to run, otherwise they will be in next issue.
MEETINGS SCHEDULED
NEW YORK UPI—The National Basketball Association holds a two-day meeting next week prior to its annual All-Star game Tuesday at Madison
Square Garden.
On The Farm Front
WASHINGTON UPI—Spokesmen for the nation* dairymen say milk producers could lose as
Monday will deal with expan-1 much as $175 mimon jn income
The meetings on Sunday and
sion, the player draft, next season’s schedule and the 1968
playoff games.
this year if the government fails to extend a temporary 20 cents per hundredweight price increase granted last year.
Free Road Service In Italy
ROME UPI — Free emer-
price increases on
1 fluid milk bottling be-
yond its scheduled expiration
April 30.
The National Milk Producers Federation has filed a petition for an emergency hearing to ex-
gency road service Is being tend the offered foreign motorists in Qj ass
Italy, according to the Rome office of the American Auto-
mobile Association.
The service is provided by The federation, as a result of the Automobile Club of Italy action by its executive commitand Fiat, the Italian auto- tee last week, asked the Agrimobile manufamturing firm, culture Department to hold the There is no charge to the emergency hearing Feb. 19 in foreign motorists for road serv-; Memphis,
ice or labor, but he pays for
parts and material.
HIRE COACH
NEW HAVEN, Conn. UPI —
WE ARE NOW PAYING 4% Interest On Passbook Savings
5%
Interest On Certificates Of
Deposit
FIRST-CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO. Greencastle, Indiana
Member FDIC
1
Monday January M, T968 OFF ' * ? and RUNNING By Tony D. Manuel General Manager ^ ^ ^
The frist laundry in the
If the government fails to take action to keep the 20-cent increase, federation officials say farmers would lose a minimum j
of $120 million. And they be- United States was established
Yale University announced Tues- lieve that figure could go even in 1835 by Independence Starks, day the hiring of Richard Pont higher, up to and possibly above a manufacturer of Troy, N.Y., as offensive backfield mentor $175 million. to wash and press the products under head Coach Carmen Coz- of hs own factory and nearby
za. The increase, which amounts • C oiisr makers.
Pont, is a brother of Indiana roughly to a half cent a quart,
Greencastle Police Chief John Stevens today stated that officers in his department have been instructed to begin strict enforcement of the city's parking meter ordinance as of Tuesday morning. Stevens gave us the following combined announce* ment, appeal for cooperation and warning for pub* licity in today's Banner as well as our column: Citizens of Greencastle and Putnam County: It has come to my attention that the parking problem in Greencastle must be solved to help you find available parking space in the downtown area. The main problem is too many cars are parked overtime in spaces designated for two-hour parking. With your help and enforcement from my de* partment we are going to solve this problem. I have instructed my officers to start Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1968, enforcing Greencastle City Ordinance No. 8, 1964, by issuing parking meter tickets to all violators of overtime parking. Violators will receive yellow tickets (25c) when they fail to put money into the meter. Violators will receive red tickets ($1.00) for parking more than 2 hours at a 2-hour meter and be in danger of having their vehicle towed away at the expense of the owner. Courtesy boxes are located on certain meters for payment of fines. Failure to pay parking meter fines will result in being summoned into city court. I hope to receive the cooperation of everyone in relieving the parking problem in downtown Greencastle. John R. Stevens, Chief of Police
Coach Johnny Pont, who merly coached at Yale.
Livestock
FOR SALE: Hampshire male hog. John R. Diel, Reelsville.
Notice
PIANO lessons by Graduate Assistant. Call OL 3-3787.
26 Work Wanted 26
WANT to care for child in my home. Can give references. OL 3-4076.
COLE Apartments. Bedroom apartment suitable for one or two adults. See Custodian on premises.
THREE room apartment. Heat and water. Adults. Close in. OL 3-5087.
FOR RENT: New 1 bedroom furnished apartments and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments. Rohan Apartments, 327 Bloomington St. Phone OL 3-4072.
FOR LEASE: New two bedroom apartments, available soon. Parkwood Village Apartments. Call OL 3-5015, days or OL 3-6609 or OL 34833 evenings.
WANTED: Rugs, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better stores everywhere For service in Putnam County, caU OL 3-3562. 18 Auction 18
SELLING at Cloverdale Sale Barn, Tuesday, January 23. at 1 p.m. 50 head Hereford and Angus steers and heifers, wt. 350 to 450 lbs These are in addition to our regular run of cattle, hogs, and sheep. We are having some hay. Dave Trimble, owner and operator. Branneman and Pickel, Auctioneers.
19 Business Service 19
LIVESTOCK CENTER HOGS 18.00 — 18.50 LOCAL LIVESTOCK Hogs 8.000; barrows and gilts weak to 50 lower; 1 and 2, 190240 lb 18.25-19.00; 1 to 3, 220240 lb 17.75-18.50; 240-250 lb 17.50- 18.25; 250-280 lb 17.0017.75; 2 and 3, 260-300 lb 16.5017.25; 300-320 lb 16.00-16.50; sows steady; 1 to S, 300-330 lb 15.50- 16.00; few 300 lb 16.25; 330-500 lb 14.50-15.50; 2 and 3. 450-650 lb 13.50-14.50; boars steady at 12.50-13.50. Cattle 2,500; calves 30; steers uneven, choice 25-50 lower, good and low choice 50-1.00 lower; heifers 25-50 lower; cows steady to weak; bulls and vealers scarce, fully steady; couple small lots high choice steers.
SINGER ZIG-ZAG
WALNUT CABINET MODEL
*34.41 FULL PRICE
A-l cond. Beaut, walnut cabinet. Makes buttonholes and fancy designs, sews on buttons, needs no attachments. Avail-
NEW CHAMP
MILWAUKEE UPI — Dale Messenbrink, 12, may be the
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1987 RUSSELL TOWNSHIP PUTNAM COUNTY Balance Jan. 1 Township 83120 08 Deg None Civil Twp. Bond None Totals 3120.08 Receipts Township $4071 53 Dog 217.00 Civil TWP. Bond 4032 84 Totals *321.37 Disbursements Township 84829.78 Dog 115.00 Civil Twp. Bond 3705.00 Totals 8649.76 Balance Dee. 31 Township *2361.85 Dog 102.00 Civil Twp. Bond 327.84 Totals 2791.69 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Township Fund Taxes—June $2183.70 Taxes—December 1887.83 Total Township Fund .... 4070.53 Dog Fend Dog Tax from Assessor *187.00 Surplus from County 30.00 Total Dog Fund 217.00 Civil Township Bond Fund N. Put. School Corp (3705.00 Transf. by State Br. or Acct s . 327.84 Total Civil Twp. Fund 4032.84 Disbursements Township Fund Trustee's Bond Trans American Ins. Co I 45 00 Advertising The Daily Banner 09 54 Putnam Co. Graphic 52.73 Township Fire Protection Rusellvllle & Community Vol. Fire Department 2500 00 Supplies Kiger & Co 12.15 Advisory Board Salary Earl Eugene Clodfelter 100.00 Edgar McGaughey 100 00 Embert V. Gardner 100.00 Legal Services William McClellan 100 00 Trustee's Salary A Expenses Maurice Fordice 1212 50 Clerical Help A Office Rent Darlene Fordice 310.00 Transfer by State Bd. of Accounts 327.84 Total 4829.76 Disbursements Dog Fund Dor Claims Will Finchum 25 00 C. O. Leonard 30 00 Edgar McGaughey 60.00 Total 115.00 Civil Township Bond Fund Bonds and Interest Russellville Bank 83705.00 Total 3705.00 X 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. Maurice Fordice. Trustee
was granted In federal milk marketing order areas last year after dairymen pleaded that milk prices were sagging so low that many farmers were being driven out of business.
The Lighter Side
By DICK WEST
The federation has also asked the department to extend its
support of the basic formula for is expected to pass over again most milk at $4.05 a hundred- this year is the national flower
| which would give people a clear cut option between contrasting
WASHINGTON UPI — floral philosophies.
Among the measures Congress
weight.
bill.
Without the guarantee, 1 The reasons why our lawgivspokesmen said, milk prices in ers are hun S U P on thls lssue many markets — particularly in are rather com P lex - but 1 be
the Midwest — would fall well below the $4.05 level, thereby making still further inroads on dairy producers’ income.
In still another action, the federation asked the depart
All of which explains my interest in the grass roots movement started by Mrs. Anna B. Hayes, who lives on Boot Jack Road in Ridgway, Pa. I don’t mean that Hrs. Hayes is advocating the adoption of 1 grass roots as our national
The leading candidates for the flowers although that might not honor the rose, the marigold, 1 jj e a k a( } i(j ea j am using grass etc. offer an echo instead of a roo ts here as a figure of speech. choice - Backs Thistle
Not that the rose and the
lieve it boils down as follows:
already committed to another dark horse, the potted palm. But I welcome any change from the “me too” type of floral candidate. A groundswell of public support for the thistle could be just the thing to get Congress moving on the national flower bill. For, as Mrs. Haynes points out, “truly he that sitteth ©n a leaf or stem of it shall rise again.”
Foggy weather in many areas
i The combination of advancing
Mrs. Hayes has instigated a cool air and the existinff ment to regulate “filled milk” 11 " arl « :old are necessarily look- populist campaign to draft the warmt h over much of the naproducts and require that prices 8 * .'t S Amos Sferinin S thistle. She feels. I think with y on today produced foggy and of the dairy contents of filled ? ner em apar ' some justification, that the hazardous travel conditions in milk be the same as Class 1 u 351(3 > e > are running thistle is closer to the people the Pacific Northwest and from milk prices. ° n th * S8me P latform ’ or stem ' than any of the floral candi- Missouri to Ohio.
No Real Choice dates with highly organized In essence, the differences well-financed lobbies.
Filled milk generally consists; of skim milk and vegetable oil and sells in most areas for considerably less than whole milk.
between them is a matter of degree of beauty, aroma and
other esthetic stuff.
Supporters of one flower may j cities these characteristics:
claim the marigold would do more for America. But marigold partisans could accpets the rose with few, if any, misgiv-
REPAIR SHOULDER
CLEVELAND UPI _ Defen sive back Mike Howell, consider
ed the fastest man on the Cleve- j Ings.
land Browns, undergoes surgery 1 And they probably wouldn’t hurt.” today to repair a shoulder be too distressed If the black- 3. “It
The fog, and some light rain, was all that appeared to spoil
In support of her thesis that touch-of-spring conditions the thistle is more representa- that have warmed residents of five of America, Mrs. Hayes vast sections of the country.
Rain fell In Texas and New
1. It is well armed and can Mexico. The wet weather systake care of itself. t em began to move north and 2. “If you rub it the wrong east, spreading into Oklahoma, way or step on it you can get Arkansas and Louisiana. Rain
1 also fell in Montana and Wyom1s almost indestructi- in £-
separation suffered in the Play-1 eyed susan won. ble.” However, over most of th# off Bowl against the Los An- ! What is lacking is a candid- I can’t whole heartedly join nation today: Clear, a little cool geles Rams. ate representing other qualities forces with Mrs. Hayes, being and mostly pleasant.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate
1 No. EST 68-6
Notice Is hereby fiven that The Cen-
youngest bowler on record with I tral National Bank was on the 11th
1 J — -* January. 1968. appointed Ex-
a perfect game.
The American Bowling Con-
day of January. 1968.
ecutor of the will of Isa J. Blue, de-
ceased.
Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this
11th day of January, 1968.
Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Put-
per month. Full price $34.41. j youngster’s 12 straight strikes nam Circuit Court. Call OL 3-3987. Sundav durinar a 662 series. The ^on™* Boyd. Huthes * Hushes
Jan. 15-22-29-3t
able to resp. party for $6.88 gress was notified of the
CITY CLERK-TREASURER FINANCIAL REPORT
Financial renort of the City Clerk-Treasurer or Controller for 1967. Greencastle, City, Putnam County, Jane Harlan, Clerk-Treasurer.
II GENERAL FUND
Receipts 1. Balance. January 1 $ 40.493 05 2. General Property Taxes 183.873.19 3. Liquor Taxes 12.559,63 4. Cinrette Tax 12.916.47 5. Licenses. Permits and Franchise Fees 592 00 6. Fines and Court Fees 2.512.20 7. Fire Protection Contracts 14.899.92 8. Rental of City Property 1.500.00 14. Miscellaneous Sweep Streets 2,437.50 15. Arlington Street L290.15 16. Dump 837 25 17. DePauw Donation 3.000 00 18. Refunds: Insurance 689 48 26. Mayor's Office 30. Clerk-Treasurer's Office 31. Judge’s Office
Disburse
ments
32. Common Council 33. Attorney's Office 34. Engineer's Office 35. Board of Public Works and Safety 39 Police Department 40. Fire Department 41. Sanitation Department 4.1 Plan Commission 53. Judgments. Costs and Damages 56. Hydrant Rental 57. Street Lighting 66. Election Expenses 67 Insurance 68 O.A.S.I. Employer's Share Only 6w. Land Fill
70. Bulldozing k Dump
5 411 62 81 Bonds Issued or Retired 5.250.24 Total General Fund Receipts and Disbursements 2 000 00 Balance December 31 .
2.932 5* 2.150.00 2.914.00 3.042.12 84 277.04 51.437 43 14.137 26 400 00 2250 00 15.636.20 14.536.75 5.731.70 6.167.07 1.406 57 1 410 00 5.316 50 7,628.55 234.035.5* 43,585.3*
III SPECIAL FUNDS
(a) Receipt!
Cumulative Capital
General Property Taxes
Sunday during a 662 series. The Drajn ABC lists Billy Bybee, 13. of
City & Employees Part Earnlncs Pool Refunds Transfers fcsurance ....
Calif., as
SEWERS stopped up?
running slowPlumbing leaks Lon ®’ Beach
and repairs fixed. Sump youngest bowler with
pumps installed. See James £ ame -
Green, 606 S. Jackson St., i
Greencastle, Indiana.
the 300
Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24
ELECT OFFICERS
NEW YORK UPI — The Jockey Club elected Ogden
a fourth term as
hours a day. Commercial Ho- 1 P^PP 5 t° a Fourth term tel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing P resl dent of the organization.
Sen-ice.
8 Musical Items 8 B FLAT tenor saxophone, on display at Houck’s Music. Excellent condition.
Home Items
KROEHLER couch and chair, good condition. $40. Phone OL 3-6705.
Livestock
FOR SALE: Young Hamp boar. Wayne Jack, Route 4, Greencastle. OL 3-6380.
BREEDING stock, bulls and heifers. 47 bulls to choose from, open and bred heifers. Ages 6 mos. to 20 mos. Breed now for fall calves. B. H. Franklin, Cloverdale, Route 2. Phone 795-4636.
The club also announced
Thursday that others returned to office included George D. Widener, honorary chairman; James Cox Brady, vice chairman; Louis Lee Haggin IT, secretary-treasurer; John F Kennedy, executive secretary; Calvin S. Rainey, assistant secretary; Frank Kalbac, assistant treasurer, and Thomas
E. Trotter, handicapper.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
LITTLE WALNUT CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT
The Little Walnut Creek Conservancy District, by resolution of the Board of Directors, have designated that the Annual Meeting of said Conservancy District be held Wednesday, January 31. 1968. at 1:00 p.m at the Putnam County Fairgrounds Greencastle. Indiana. to conduct such business as mav properly be presented at said meet-
ing.
Dated this 11th day of January. 1068 Tressman Goode. Secy. Board of Directors, Little Walnut Creek Conservancy
District
(b> Disbursements Operating Expense Lands and Buildings Public Employees Retirement Ind. Dept, of Revenue Total Disbursements
IV MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
Depreciation
Balance. January 1 * 9.085 63 W. W. Transfer 11,235 41 Investments—Cashed Earned on Investments Transfers Total 20.321 04
DISBURSEMENTS
Bonds—Paid (Do not Include Interest) ....
Jan. 15-22-2t Interest on Bonds
Water Meters 6.751.87
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Investments Purchases*
Fund
Cemetery
Parks
Airports
O.A.S.I.
State Tax
. *15.133 82
$ 1.887 19
$ 4.801 00
S3.484.23
t 2,435 59
« 309 44
11.914.07
5.498 80
916.47
8.129 31
1.486 M
12,346 75
5.081.50
11.323 30
7 78
23 17
72 60
*25.220 61
*21.630 88
*9.505.37
*10.627 90
*1.775 7*
17.819.71
22.015 50
7.405 65
P 000 00
* 219 65
1 396 67
26 819 71
22 015.50
7.405 65
8.219.65
1,396.67
•599.10
-384.61
2.099 72
2,408 25
379.1*
VI FIRE AND
POLICE PENSION
FUNDS
Work
Sewage
Receipts
Firemen
Policemen
Bond and
Bond &nd
* 7,001 78
t 5.750 (7
Interest
Interest
Taxes
816466
S 11.086 62
*128.556 55
Assessments
(duesl
. 1.348 80
1 298 22
13.200.00
Investments
Cashed (Certificates,
Bonds)
4.200 00
543 138 00
816.00
38 000 00 20.153.00
137.488 38 Earnings from Investments Donations and Rewards 230 00 Total Receipts and Balance 17.745.24
DISBURSEMENTS
Pensions 9 Total Disbursements 9,348 48 Balance December 31 8.396.76
71.665 00 337.709.03
39.000 00 29.519.30
BANNER ADS PAY
In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate No. EST 67-95 Notice is hereby given that Madonna Owen was on the 28th day of December. 1967. appointed Administrator of the estate of George M. Owen, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or aald claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 28th day of December. 1967. Ennis E Masten, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court
Attorney
Fran* Q. (toe&sel ' ' Jac *-14-23-ft
Total 6.751.87
Balance December 31 13.569.17
•Statement of utility investments. Dec. 31
Total maturity value of securities owned by water utility
507 690 46 565.843.46
2 397.16
148.498 38 217 .007.68 120.702.25 *411.000.00
Investments Held Value of Investments Owned Dec.
Sewage Utility *100.000.00
V STREET AND MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUNDS Balance January 1 * 49,565.63 Gasoline Taxes and Motor Vehicle Fees 69.591.13 Parking Meter Receipts Total Balance and Receipt# 119.156.76
DISBURSEMENTS
Construction Equipment Scrting Money Land for Parking Purposes Total Disbursements
Balance December 31
*23.523.12
15266.97 38,790.09
Roll of Beneficiaries Number Pensioned—Length of Service . Number Pensioned—Disability ...... Number of Widows—Deceased Members Total Beneficiaries
Number of Persons 1 ... 2 1 ... 4
11 853 4* 2.397 00 2.397 00 9 456.45
15,000 0* Nam her ef Perseus 1
62,804.07
47 23
2'«%
1-1-50
240.00
4%
6-1-35
900 00
3 3 t%
12-1-57
62.804.07
1.187.23
3‘t'7o
4-1-62
*6,352.69
17,602.86
3?s%
4-1-62
VH. INDEBTEDNESS AT DECEMBER 31 (a) GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS 4% 12-1-59 1-1-69 Municipal Bonds 10,000.00
<b) REVENUE BONDS
1-1-175 Sewage Works 145.000.00 6-1-74 Water Works—Old Issue 141.000 00 6-1-77 Water Works—New Issue 365.000 00 1-1-85 Sewage Works—Revenue Bond 1962 Issue ... 445.000 00 1-1-90 Sewaii Work*—Revenue Bond 1962 Issue ... 270.000.0*