The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 January 1967 — Page 6

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Ashley-Dodds Wedding Held Recently In EUB Church

Calvary EUB church, Syracuse, was the recent scene of the wedding of Miss Nancy Elaine Ashley and Steven Craig Dodds. Captain and Mrs. Donn L. Ashley of the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., and Lt. Col., USA. tret. >, and Mrs. H. C. Dodds of North Webster, are parents of the couple. Bride and Attendants Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in an empire waist gown of white slipper satin with Alencon lace bell sleeves. A long mantilla of Alencon lace flowed over the detachable cathedral length train. She carried a bouquet of white roses and ivy. Attending the bride were Miss Suzanne Rasmussen of Hamden, Conn., maid of honor, and Miss Deborah Bolt of Boston, Miss., bridesmaid. Miss Sonya Sue Sprunger served as. flower girl. They wore floor length gowns of pink velvet and carried pink roses. Dave Nesbitt attended the bridegroom as best man. Also assisting

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1966 Wayne Township, Kosciusko County

Balance FUNDS- 1 Township -- -- ' * 7.634 53 Dog 926 18 Civil Twp School Aid Bond 26.400 63 Fire Pith ting — -- 1.616 45 Recreation 8 261 48 TOTALS —• 44.839 26 DETAIN OF RECEIPTS Saarve Amount TOWNSHIP FIND Taxes—June * 2.108 71 Taxes—Dec'hl be r 1.615.33 Justice of Peac- Docket Feys 4.054 50 Total Township Fund S 7.778 54 DOG FIND Dog Tax from Assessor $ 1.680 00 Total Dog Fund • 1.680.00 FIRE FIGHTING FIND Taxes—Jun- 813.072 03 Taxes —December 10,374 13 Total Fire Fighting Fund 833.346 16 CIVIL SCHOOL AID BOND FIND June Taxes 825.304 45 D-c Taxes _ 19 384 06 Total Civil School Aid Bd Fd 844.688 51 RECREATION UNO 41' June Taxes 8 4.317.41 1 Dec Taxes 3.230 68 Contributions 37500 i Total Recreation Fund .8 7.723.09 ! DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification ot Expense And Ta Whom Paid Pay as Trustee. Office Rent And Clerical Hein Our E Hygema 8 2.000 00 i Ruth E Hygema 840 00 Warren E Hygema 300 00 Travel Expenses Guy E Hyg. ma $ 400 00 I Baahs, Stationery. Printing “ And Advertising R.ub Williams At Sons. Inc. 8 75 67 . The Mail-Journal 87 06 1 D M Whitcomb Bupp. Co. 39 23 ! Warsaw Office Supply 18 68 i Leonard Supply Co. : ■ 4 "i Warsaw Printing Co Excutire Off Machines. Inc, 46 65 Care as Cemetery Earl Evans ■ 8 200 00 Jnstlce as Peace Salaries and Fees Wilbur Oil! 8 480 00 W Raymond N- ff 480 00 I Other J. P. Expenses M W Roth. rt 8 154 27 Warsaw insurance Agency 28 00 I Randall A Veagrr Ins Ary - 21 00 Fire Protection Loop Oram Agency 8 59 00 I E L Schuhs Jr 484 so Atkins Welding Service ’ 15 00 American LaFranc- 235 00 1 How, Fire Apparatus Co. 996 86 I W A W Truck Sales Inc 116 14 Em. ic ncy Radio Service M Wolford Awnlngi & Canvas* Co. 100 00 Hsuth Fire Service 17.75 Memorial Day Expenses John C P<-« • rson Post No 49 8 100 00 Other Civil Township Expenses

I hereby certify that the forecolnc 1* a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township that a complete and detailed annual report ioaeth< r-with all accompanylna vouchers showinc the names of p-rsons bavin* been paid money by the township ha* be-n 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 taipayer of tha township. GVY E. HYOEMA. Trustee

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements Lake Township, Kosciusko County FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1966 4k

Balance FUNDS , Jan 1 Township ’ 8 1.713 76 Special School t 29 t>l4 53 Tuition 18.272 45 . . 49 00 Fire Flahtlna --Kt 2.458 18 Summer Recreation Cumulative 17 631 50 TOTALS ’ 8 69.759 41 DETAIL Os RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes—June t 3.443 9R Taxea—December 2.075.14 Justice of Peace Docket Fws 8.75 Total Township Fund » 4 527 87 SPECIAL SCHOOL FI ND State DUI. Equalisation 8 76 49 State Dirt. Transportation 1.427 55 Total Special School Fund > 1.495 04 TUITION H ND State Diet Tuition iNeti 110 092 47 Total Tunltion Fund 110.093.47 DOG FIND Dew Tax from Assessor 1 376 00 Doc Tax from Co Tr.as 100 Surplus from County 434 00 ~ Total Doc Fund I 701.80 FIRE FIGHTING FIN’D Jun- Tax * 1.236 84 December Tax 1.079 96 Total Fire Fix hi Ina Fund 1 2.336 82 CVMVLATIVR FIN’D U 8. Trea* 153.636 75 Total Cumulative Fund 153 636 75 SIMMER RECREATION FIND June Tax 1 303 31 December Tax 259 39 Total Summer Rec. Fund 1 56490 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FIND Classi flea tian et Exueaae and To Whom Pair 1. Pay Tr.. rent, clerical, travel Alton Klsaluier 1 1.625 00 M Jean Klsslnxer 300 00 Town of Sliver Lake 120.00 Total 1 2 045 (» 7. Books, print.. adv. Leonard Supply • 35 51 The Mail-Journal 107 63 Titnes-Cnlon 94 47 3. Care of Cemetery Robert Kill 8 50.00 Jimmy H.it>r 75 00 Herbert Fuller 7500 Erne*: Carr 100 00 Total K 8 300 00 4-J. P. Salary A Feea Harry Bouse test! 1 30 20 Total 2030 5. JL P. Expense L-anard Supply 8 394 Town of Sliver Lake 120 00 Total ’* 8 123 94 7. Memorial Day Expt. Poet No 431 8 60 OO

I hereby certify shat th* tomotaa ia a true and correct itatanmt of the receipt* and disbursemenis of th* above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report tocethT with all accompanying voucher* sbowinc the names of persona havtna been paid money by the township has been filed a* reunited by lav tn 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 *ub.ect to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. ALTON KISSINGER. Trustee

Wednesday, January 25, 1967

were Vendo Toming, Chris Wooling, Dave Coble and a brother, Don Dobbs. Brent Bobeck served as ring bearer. Reception A reception followed in the New Orleans room at a North Webster restaurant. Mrs. Dodds attended Inter-Ameri-can university in San German. Puerto Rico. Her husband was graduated from the same university in 1966 and is now in advanced training in the U. S. army prior to entering officers candidate school at Fort Knox, Ky. Blue Bird Group To Organize A new Blue Bird group will be organized January 26 at 7:30 at the Scout cabin. Syracuse. Grade twx> girls are eligible. The best lie detector isn’t a scientific device; it’s a woman’s intuition.

Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 8 7.778 54 $ 8 522 36 8 6,880 71 1.680 00 891 18 1.715.00 44.688 51 44 381 25 26.707 88 23.346 16 22.339 00 2.623.61 7.723 09 6.687 23 9.297.34 8 85.216 30 8 82.821 02 8 47.224 54 F ERF 5 4763 K.nneth Throckmorton 150.00 Lioyd Smith 150 00 Leo Henderson 150.00 Graham. Raxtjr & Harris 50 00 Western Union 1.49 W A Didd.l Agency 410 00 disbursements dog fund Classification of Expense And To Whom Paid Auditor Kos County 8 82618 Edwin Belgh 35 00 Ernest Hauth 30 00 FIRE FIGHTING FIND Classlfleation of Expense And To Whom Paid Chy of Warsaw 822.339 00 RECREATION FIND Classification of Expense And To Whom Paid Walter M Egolf 8 78 44 .Warsaw Printing 20 07 Kos Co Farm Bureau 218.40 Thomas Lee Sanders 110.13 Cecil Joseph Latta 17148 Richard L Byrers 18161 Ronald Edon Clase 183 60 Linda Ann Bird 120.64 Russell Randolph Bird 25185 Charles Michael Miner 74 22 Maynard A Johnston 181 61 Richard A Lesh Jr. 563 00 Carol Lynn Farrar 120 64 John L. Smith 172 44 Donald M Loxi<-r 107157 American Income Ins: Co. 445 P E R F 194 42 Daniel Lee Cop!-n 146 26 John Arthur Slefk-n 110 78 Judith Ann Bricker 4943 Marilyn Kathleen Woodward 90 87 Michael T Miller 140.15 Colle, n R Kristi 127 45 James F Mittica 11078 Sportsman Center 702 95 Gene Butts 24 00 Mlflmcton Brothers 20 75 Ac- Hatdware 10 19 Smith Tire Service 19 30 Indiana Moior Bus 387 00 Johnson Lumber Co. 12.03 F-eed Print 45 00 American Red Cross 7 00 DeGood Tractor Sales 42 46 Secor Sound Craft 47 50 : Thnmbura Drugs 695 Susan Lynn Howard 53 89 On n Air Market 80 Ov Fitch Jiw. lry 103 28 K. lb Tractor Sales 33 93 I Water utihti.es 10 oo Gr.v.ry Colt 22 95 Brennan Drug Store 51 10 Fred McKown Inc. 26 26 CIVIL TWP SCHOOL AID BOND Classification of Expense And Ta Whom Paid First National Bank 844,381 25

Balance Rec.lpta Disbursem.nu Dec. 31 • 4.527 87 1 3.431 92 t 3.809 71 1.495 04 31.109 56 10.092 47 38.364 92 701 00 583 00 167 00 2.336 83 4.039 52 755 48 564 90 300 00 364 90 S 3 656 75 70 308 25 8 72.374 85 8138,137.17 8 3.997 09 Total ' 8 60 00 18 “ Other Expense General Telephone Co. 8 103 30 W A Clinker 100 00 Russel Kerlln 100 00 Arden Warn, r 100 00 James Snodarau 100 00 Postmaster Silver Lake 19 00 Waith, r Ins Asency 40 00 Pub. Kmp.- Ret. Fund 8295 Total • 645.15 DISBVRSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING FIND ClsMltk-atlon al Expense And Ta Whom Paid It App tire Pretectlen General -Tele Co « 302 51 Warsaw Branch No. 148 100 Xerlln Tractor 19 80 Spencer In* Agency 1 391 88 s.ll OU Co 144 27 Howe Fire Appr Co. 219 80 E L. Schults ’ 735 74 Lake City Rank e 2.1» 94 Varnell* Supply Co. 13 60 John Te. ter 127 96 Total ' 8 4.039 52 DISBVRSEMENTS DOG FIND CtassUieatiM of I xsene And Ta W ham Paid Ed Kn-lh-r 8 336 00 Connie Lynch - 45 90 Arden Warner 13 00 Percy Rina 20 88 Maurice Wa’ther 85.<h« Guy Aker 85 00 Total 8 383 00 DISBVRSEMENTS SIMMER REC. FIND CUsatfieaUan at Expense And Te Whom Psld Guy Cripe 8 150 00 Ruby Swihart 150 00 Total 8 300 00 DISBVRSEMENTS TUITION FIND (laaslf icatian of Fvnenve And Ta Whom Fsid Warsaw Community Schools 323.364 93 Total 828.364 92 DISBVRSEMENTS SPECIAL SCHOOL FIND CUssificatian as Expene And To Wham Paid Warsaw Community Schools 831.109.56 Tbtal 831.109 56 DISBVRSEMENTS (IMVUTIVI FIND CUuilitHiw of Expense And Ta Wham PaM Warsaw Community Schools 870.306 25 Total 870.308 25

Syracuse Scouts To Receive Pro Deo et Patria Award Sunday

Eagle Scout Daniel R. Jetmore and Star Scout Douglas Bushong will be the recipients of the Lutheran scouting Pro Deo et Patria award as a part of the Youth Sunday activities of Grace Lutheran churth in Syracuse this Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Pastor Hertenstein announces that members of the Luther league will also participate in the worship service in various capacities: Liturgists Mark Lea and Vicki Arnold; readers: Dave Arnold and Ron Hertenstein; acolytes. David Snyder and Rod Fick: ushers. Susan Miller, Cathy Fick, Barbara Klenke and Marsha Strickler. Joel Burkholder will be the organist for the service. In order for Eagle Scout Jetmore and Star Scout Bushong to receive the Pro Deo et Patria award they had to complete five major items under the tiles of Faith, Life and Practice. Witness. Worship and Service. As a part of Faith they were required to display a knowledge of the Commandments and Creed, the Lord’s Prayer and the Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper. Under Life and

Kosciusko Chapter OES Holds Initiation Kosciusko chapter number 160, Order of the Eastern Star, met in the Masonic Temple art Milford on Wednesday evening, for a called meeting. Mrs. C. J. Myers, worthy matron, and William Perry, worthy patron, presided in the east. Miss Donna Gene Davidsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davidsen. was initiated into the order with her grandfather. John Davidsen, presiding during the initiation. After the close of the meeting the Star staff — Mrs. Paul Kizer, Mrs. John Augsburger. Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Ryman, Mrs. Evar Troup. Mrs. Bryant Curtis and Mrs. Duane Graff, presented a beautiful and informative ceremony. Refreshments were served in the dining room by Mrs. Lester Purcell, Mrs. Frank Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruch. Visitors present were Mrs. Ellen Monahan of Mt. Morris Chapter number 361. Tupper Lake, N. Y., aunt of Miss Davidsen; and Mrs. Evelyn Chapman of New Haven chapter number 593. New Haven. The next stated meeting will be Wednesday, Feb. 1, with the election of officers.

Even the ash tray rides smoother in Chevrolets When you’re down at your dealer’s trying out a new Chevrolet, be sure you pull out the ash tray. Notice how nice and easy it glides, never hanging up or even scraping. The reason is, it rides on ball bearings. Four shiny little ball bearings. (Take the tray all the way out and you’ll see them.) You say you don’t even smoke? Then look at it this way. That ash tray is a symbol of the way we make cars: Paying extra £M • attention to the little things as well as the big ones, as away of making extra sure your ’67 Chevrolet gives you that sure feeling \■■■ kW® .. ,< I KU K !¥•// BA z/ JB 8263 McCormick-Cutter, Inc. SYRACUSE, INDIANA

Practice these scouts gave evidence of daily Bible reading and prayer; regular church, Sunday school and youth attendance. Under witness they gave evidence of good stewardship habits and under worship they gave evidence of a knowledge of the church liturgy, the altar and its furnishings and the church year. Under service they were required to give 150 hours of their time to various special activities in the church and then to complete a special project assigned by the pastor. / Eagle Scout- Daniel R. Jetmore, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jetmore of Syracuse, prepared as his special project a bookshelf that is in* use in Luther hall. Star Scout Douglas Bushong, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aven Bushong of Syracuse, made a pirate treasure chest in which the nursery department keep their toys. Both scouts are members of local Troop Unit 28 of the Pioneer Trails Council and will be presented by their former scoutmaster Fred J. Traster and their present scoutmaster William Bailey.

Parked Car Hit Oh Main Street Mrs. Oliver Hibschman of r 1 Syracuse had her parked car damaged $475 last Wednesday at 2:40 p.m. when it was struck by a car driven by Walter Graff. Syracuse. Mrs. Hibschman had just parked her 1965 Ford four-door when Mr. Gnaff. who was driving north on Hjmtington street, turned east on Main street at the bank comer. He misjudged the distance and hit the left rear end of Mrs. Hibschman’s car parked in front of Gamble’s. Damage to the Hibschman car was to the left rear fender, trunk lid and tail light. Mr. Graffs car was damaged an estimated $225 to tlie right front fender, grill and head light. Mr. Graff was taken to the office of a local physician following the accident where he was examined and advised to see his family physician. He was suffering shock. ESCAPES INJURY Becky Morris, r 2 Syracuse, a passenger in the car being driven by Charles W. Thompson, 16. r 1 New Paris, when it careened off the road and struck a fence, telephone pole and two mailboxes, was uninjured following the accident last Friday. Other teenagers in the car received injuries and the driver was admitted to the Goshen hospital. Thompson was charged with unreasonable speed.

Jefferson Twp. Ends Year With $1,254.17 The Jefferson annual report which appears elsewhere in this issue shows the township had a balance of $1,254.17 in all accounts at the close of 1966. The township’s 1966 balance on January 1 was $1,331.23 with $6,239.76 receipts during the year and $6,316.82 disbursements. Business was transacted in the township, dog and library accounts during the year. The report is signed by John Biller, out-going trustee. Pomona Grange In Plymouth Meeting The St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange met with the Menominee Grange in Plymouth for the regular January meeting on the 19th. A pot luck supper was held. Ben Thompson, master, presided over the meeting, with 12 officers answering to roll call. Five subordinate granges gave reports of activities, namely, Waubee, Harmony, Menominee, Bremen and New Tamerack. Mrs. Glen Pinkerton announced a silent auction to be held at the February meeting and that her committee would provide tlie dessert at that time. The program was in charge of Mrs. Herman Miller. “Work for the Night is Coming” and “God Be With You” were sung by the group. Ben Thompson read “A Philosophy of Life”. Responses to roll call were “My most interesting experience as a Grunge member”. Otho BonDurant discussed some of the issues and new bills that are in the state legislature at the present time, with open discussion from the members. Mrs. Miller used “Take Each Day” as her dosing thought. She asked that each subordinate grange provide a number for the February meeting program. She also explained the art and photography contests which will be one of the lecturer's projects. The Elkhart Pomona Grange will be asked to provide an exchange program for the April meeting, which will be held at the New Tamerack Grange hall. February 16 is the date for the next meeting at Bremen. Pot luck supper at 6:30 CST. Junior High Game At Milford Tonight The junior high teams from Milford and Leesburg will clash in the Milford gym at 6 this evening. Go To CHURCH Sunday

Elect Officers And Directors For Farmers Mutual New officers and directors for the Kosciusko County Farmers Mutual Relief .Asscoiation were elected at the 88th annual meeting of the organization held at 1:30 pan. Saturday, Jan. 21. Ernest Jamison of Claypool was elected president, and Lester Rowland of Etna Green was elected vice president. Lloyd C. Miner was reelected secretary and treasurer. Charles Outcelt of r 2 Pierceton and Lester Rowland were re-elect-ed to three-year terms on the association's board of directors. The association has offices at 118 west Market street, Warsaw. SEVERAL ACCIDENTS DURING WEEK END Raymond Dilley, 35, Syracuse, escaped injury at 8:30 Saturday evening when his truck struck an embankment 10 miles northeast of Warsaw. Investigating officers said he failed to see a stop sign at art intersection and his truck left, the end of the road striking the embankment. Damages were listed at $750. Phillip Fawley of Syracuse was involved in a minor mishap in the Warsaw school parking lot with damages estimated at S2O each to the cars owned by Fawley and Margaret Vanderripe of Warsaw. State Grange Confab Saturday At Plymouth The state grange district conference for the northern district was held Saturday, Jan. 21, at the First Methodist church in Plymouth. Instructions for the masters, lecturers. secretaries, home economics chairmen, agriculture committees, deputies, youth committees and the centennial membership committee chairmen of each grange, were given by state officers. Fifteen granges of the district were represented. These attending from Waubee Grange in Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton, Mrs. Helene Faulkner. Mrs. Esther Charlton. Mrs. Glen Pinkerton, Mrs. Robert Hollar and Mrs. Herman Miller. CAR FIRE TUESDAY MORNING Firemen extinguished a car fire around 7 o’clock Tuesday morning in front of The Weatherhead Company plant, Syracuse.

PUBLIC SALE Have quit farming and will sell at public auction on farm, located l miles south of Wyatt on State Road 331 or- 4 1 - miles .north of Bremen on State Road 331, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3 -10:30 AM CST 55 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE No. 31—6-yrs-old, Fresh Jan. 1 No. 13—7-yrs-old, Bred May 20 No. 40—3-yrs-old, Bred Dec. 12 No. 30—6-yrs-old, Bred May 25 No. 35—1-yrs-old, Bred Nov. 10 No. Bred July 5 No. 24—6-yrs-old, Bred July 13 No. 103—5-yrs-old. Bred Oct. 10 No. 20—6-yrs-old. Bred Oct. 20 No. 7—3-yrs-old, Bred Oct. 20 No. 37—5-yrs-old. Bred Oct. 1 No. 29—5-yrs-old, Bred Sept. 10 No. 12—3-yrs-old. Bred Nov. 13 No. 21—3-yrs-old, Bred Sept. 20 No. 27—5-yrs-old, Bred Nov. 15 No. 3—l-yrs-old, Bred Aug. 15 No. 12—3-yrs-old, Bred Nov. 13 No. 14—5-yrs-old, Bred July 10 No. 27—5-yrs-old, Bred Nov. 15 No. 16—2-yrs-old, Bred Aug. 5 No. 18—5-yrs-old. Bred Oct. 5 No. 19—2-yrs-old, Bred Aug. 10 No. B—4-yrs-old. Bred Sept. 17 f No. 26—2-yrs-old, Bred Aug. 9 No. 34—6-yrs-old, Fresh Dec. 26 No. 28—2-yrs-old, Bred Aug. 17 No. 17—2-yrs-old, Bred June 12 No. 41—8 months old No. 23—1-yrs-old. Bred Oct. 10 No. 39—8 months old No. 2—l-yrs-old, Bred Aug. 20 No. 28—6 months old No. 11—3-yrs-old, Bred Sept. 12 No. 42—6 months old No. 15—3-yrs-old, Bred Aug. 20 No. 43—8 months old No. 36—6-yrs-old, Bred Jan. 2 Nb. 44—6 months old No. 38—1-yrs-old. Bred July 21 No. 45—6 months old No. I—7-yrs-old, Bred June 29 No. 46—12 months old No. s—l-yrs-old, Bred Nov. 10 No. 47—6 months old No. 25—6-yrs-old, Bred May 15 Four heifer calves, 2 months old No. 22—3-yrs-old. Bred Nov. 12 Four bull calves, 1 month old No. 9—3-yrs-old, Bred Oct. 30 One 2-yr.-old bull from Reg. cow, No. 6—6-yrs-old, Bred Oct. 10 Angus and Holstein All Cattle TB and Bangs Tested — All Cattle Raised on this Farm FARM MACHINERY 1964 Ford 4000 row crop tractor with 1964 Ford 4-row cultivator heat houser Mounted post digger 1955 Super “C” Int. tractor Bear Cat utility hoist 1965 Ford 120-bu. spreader Two hog houses Two 3-bottom 14-in. plows Three new farrowing houses Int. 2-bottom plow Front end snow blade Int. disk and cultivators, and Int. Heat houser; Fog generator and mower-all fast hitch sprayer . e John Deere 32-ft. elevator with Garden tractor with cult, and discs attach. ’ Black pony saddle; Pig creep feeder Two flat rack wagons Tractor tire chains; 40-ft. extension New gravity wagon ladder 4-row Int. planter with liquid and Two sets of side boards for pick-up dry fert. attachments truck Ford 7-ft. disk; 8-ft. cultipacker 10-ft. work bench 4-section spring tooth harrow Four Cant Kick kickers 2-section spring tooth harrow 250-gal. Dari-Kool bulk tank and 2-row rotary hoe Chore Boy pipe line New 8-ton hydraulic jack 1958 Ford 961 tractor Massey-Harris 4-bar rake Ford 4-row front mount cultivator 1963 Ford mower; Case cultipacker Ford 3-bottom 3-16” spring trip plow Oliver 13-disc drill » Ford mounted 2-row corn picker 1963 New Idea No. 10 corn picker Set 13.28 duals for Ford tractor Many Other Articles Not Mentioned FEED — 2OO bales alfalfa Ist cutting hay, 400 bales clover hay, 400 bales straw, approximately 10 tons of silage. IRMS: Cash Unless satisfactory arrangements are made with clerk befpre sale )t responsible for accidents Lunch served by Madison Evangelical Church WAITER BEER, Owner ROMAYNE SHERMAN, Auctioneer NELSON LEMAN, Clerk

CLERK-TREASURER’S REPORT TOWN OF SILVER LAKE, INDIANA YEAR 1966 RECEIPTS GEXERAL FVXD Balance on hand January 1, 1966 . - „ ABC. Distribution » 6.184.02 County Auditor 1,006.52 C.G.A Distribution 7,700.70764 35 Total DISBURSEMENTS 515.655.59 Salary of Trustees . „ Salary of Clerk-Treasurer * A? Salary of Town Attorney 600 00 Compensation of Fireman 200.00 Other Compensation "5° 99 Telephone 28.50 Electricity _ " 5 - 5 5’ Heating ’£22! Printing, other than office supplies 5? Buildings and Structures Equipment Garbage Removal Contract « Official Records 216 2?9 Office Supplies Z *® Sewer Materials Insurance Hydrant Rent ™99 Memorial Day 25. Qu Total . q'SOO 4R Balance on hand December 3}, 1966 , 065 11 STREET FUND 1 i Receipts Balance on hand January 1, 1966 « County Auditor ’ 6,370 58 Total . $ 7,285.87 Disbursements Salary of Street Commissioner « can aa Other Compensation * n Garage and Motor lac ca Other Supplies «Til Insurance Social Security ” Sewer Equipment Total <4 7RR —q Balance on hand December 31, 1966 $ 2,49798 M. v; H. FUND Receipts Balance on hand January 1, 1966 « 9 ana ta M. V. H Distribution 5 4 202 81 L. To,al .... $ 6.591.56 Disbursements Materials - , ... __ Compensation ♦ Equipment repair 270 Total 8 2 72 Q 79 Balance on hand December 31, 1966 $ 386877 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Receipts Balance on hand January 1, 1966 - « nnne C. C. I. F. Disbursement 1.528 69 Total $ 1.528.69 Disbursements Cap»i«c ..uprartnfnt $ None Balance on hand December 31. 1966 1 528 69 BOND FUND Receipts Balance on hand January I, 1966 - $ 303 38 County Auditor 1.190.10 To' 3l . $ 1.493 48 Disbursements Interest e 25 Bonds Retired 1.000.00 Total ■ ■ j $ 1.261.25 Balance on hand December 31. 1966 9 $ 232 23 BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Bonds out January 1. 1966 $ 9,500.00 Bonds Retired 1,000.00 Bonds out December 31. 1966 8 500 00 WATER FUND Receipts Balance on hand January 1, 1966 $17,677.33 Water Receipts 6,936.93 Penalties , 81.59 1 Non-operating Receipts 768.20 Customer Deposits 60.00 State Salei Tax Collected 91.83 Total ♦■’5,615.88 Disbursements Salaries and Wages $ 1,824.00 Electric Powej- 1,149 24 Chemicals j 781.30 Supplies and expenses 59.92 Repairs of water plant 639.87 Transportation 32.13 Office supplies 25.00 Outside services 66.45 Insurance 52.00 Miscellaneous expenses 49.45 Taxes ", 20132 Customer deposit refunds ' . r— g.OO Total $ 4.886.68 Balance on hand December 31. 1966 $20,729.20 CHESTEEN CHAPPLE Clerk-Treasurer