The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 June 1965 — Page 23

Receive Bonus Distribution From Vehicle Dept. )' ■ ■ . ■ . ■ Kosciusko county and area towns received their secund and final “bonus” distribution from the motor vehicle highway distribution fund.

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State auditor Mark L. France said a total of more than $11,421,000 was distributed to 543 cities and and the state’s 92 counties from levies ollected by the state during the month cf May. Last month. $13,395, 000 • as sent' to local government units in the first “bonus” distribution. Following are amounts received in Kosciusko county; , K->a iuwko-«72.t?2L

Warsaw—s 32,466 Burket—sl,l62 Silver Lake—s2,3o6 Claypool—s2,o2B Sidney—s 933 Pierceton—ss,322 Mnitone—s3,64B Etna Green—s2,l67 Leesburg—Sl .915 Milford—ss,236 Syracuse — $7,157 North Webster —$2,216

Winona Lake—sß,6s2 The two windfall distributions were made possible by a ’ new law governing distribution of state gasoline taxes and motor vehicle fees. In both payments local government units received much more money than usual because the state highway department will not start collecting its share until July 1, 1965. Auditor France said the “bonus ’ distributions were made with counties receiving 45 per cent of tlie money and cities and towns sharing 55 per cent. Starting next month and each month thereafter, the state highway department will'get 53 per cent of the funds, counties 'will receive 32 per (cent and cities and towns will get 15. per cent.

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Auditor France praised the 1965 General Assembly and Governor Branigin for the foresight in the enactment of this law since it carries out the pledge of their party to place more state funds and responsibility in the hands of local units of government for the planning and carrying out of their highway and street programs. Distributions were formerly made on a quarterly basis causing huge sums of money tu be held in escrow bv the state until a late date making it’ difficult for these local units of gox orr.ment to budget and plan their programs. Distributions were formerly made on a quarterly basis causing huge sums of money to be held in escrow bv the state i Etil a late date making

it difficult, for these local units of government to budget and plan their > programs; Syracuse Business Men Hear WOWO Recording The Up Town Businessmen’s Association of Syracuse met Thursday morning,. June 17. at tlie Bon Len Restaurant. Robert Burkholder played a recording of a WOWO i radio program, in which tlie Fort Wayne station representative told of tlie activities and festivities during the summer months lakes area. Tom Holmes, president, told the members some of tlie business people were asking about another sale, since the Moonlight Matkiess sale was such a success. It was decided to wait until the next meeting to work out the details of tlie next sale. Mr. Holmes also stated the information booth that was to k be placed in Syracuse would not be put up this year, since the season has started and there would be quite a lot of work, involved in getting it ready and up. Parking Meter Poll Terry McClintic and Mr. Holmes then tallied the votes of the park-1 ir.g meter poll that had been taken the past few days in Syracuse. The results follows: Cap meters on trial, for one year

Good Luck To Miss Nancy . J Goon 19A5's MISS LEESBURG IN THE MERMAID FESTIVAL COMPLIMENTS OF The Town Shop Downtown Leesburg STORE HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. — 8 a.m. To 6 p.m. Fri. & Sat. — 8 to 8 p.m.

Wednesday. June 23, 1965

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1964 SECOND RUNNER-UP—The second runner-up in last year’s “Queen of Lakes" contest was Anne Loraine Young o£ Bluffton. Miss

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Young, who entered the contest as “Miss Rockcreek”, was sponsored by East Rockcreek high school.

! Cap meters from June until October—4 I Let tlie town board decide—l Limit merchants parking to two hours—2. Mr. McClintic read . the com--1 ments, accompaning the poll There was a. lengthy discussion among i the members on the prbs and cons of the meter problem. Since all of tlie merchants and business men did not receive one I of the questionnaires, the ast relation will wait until all the merchants and businessmen liave i>een i contacted before presenting their findings to the Syracuse town i board. Attending the meeting were. Mr. Holmes. Mr. Burkholder. Mrs. Georgia Buster, Mr. McClintic, J. Barton Cox, Douglas Pilcher. Byron Connolly. Mi’s Max Ganshom. Eldred Mabie, Pete Luttman. Miss {Bonnie Workman. Mr. anti Mrs. Everett Crow. Mrs. Sall’e Dodson i and guests. . Syracuse clerk-treas-urer. Walter Calnon, and police chief. Dan Gangtr, liow can you tell when barbecued chicken is done'.’ Purdue university extension poultry sjxv.aii'ts say, grasp end of drumstick with, one liand, hold tlie joint of the drumstick aixl thigh with the other . turn.- If the bone turns freely the chicken is done. Read the CLASSIFIEDS

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