The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 January 1967 — Page 8

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Surplus Fund is Topic At Assembly By Julie Connolly » Eighty Syracuse students were; privileged to catch Senator Birch Bayh in a brief speech' at the state legislature Thursday, Jan. 19. The students, juniors and seniors I of Syracuse high school journeyed to Indianapolis via bus. An added surprise gave spice to the outing when ■ topped at Elwood for breakfast. Senator Vance Hartke met the group and shook hands. , Their first stop was in the Senate chamber where they were ushered to ! seats in the gallery'. After a few first readings on bills, a floor fight developed on the surplus funds, a subject of vital interest to' every taxpaver in the state. Thequestion in debate at that time by the two poll- j tical factions was whether to divert the funds to property ta< relief or i social relief The lively discussion lasted until Senator Bayh entered. A recess was granted to allow him to j deliver a short speech. Senator Bayh told them. “1 am glad to be back where I gained my experience. It was invaluable to me and I wouldn’t trade it for anything”. The students then stopped at the Supreme Court and later went to the. law library’. Sandy's Sidelines By Sandra Yeager Our guys had a littlj bad luck last week end with Bremen and Triton, but they came roaring back to win over Cromwell unmercifully. The Bteam also looked awfully good Both Varsity and B-teams were playing our benches during the closing quarter Our freshmen boys looked real good over Cromwell’s B-team. An outstanding longshot was made by Roh Clevenger al the half of' the j varsity Throwing over his shoulder from the center line, Rob made a j once-in-a-year shot* ! It seems to me that a little more j courtesy could be paid to our flag ’ while 'The Star-Spangled Banner" ’ is being played; jxuticularly in the upper rows of the cheerblock. Lots of ■ people from many countries would give their lives to have as much freedom as our song demonstrates, that our nation does. The band gave a marching exhibition during last week end’s Saturdaygame with Bremen. Our band is slowly, but surely getting to look and sound like a real music organization. Good-luck to all those people who are going to the instrumental contest this coming Saturday. Vocal contest is February 4. I’m sure our representatives will make a good showing. Last Monday night the FTA met at the home of Cindy Felts. Mr. Slavens was guest speaker. He gave us information about college life and warned us of possible difficulties with which we might be confronted The FTA and National Honor Society are planning a joint trip to Saint Mary’s college and Notre Dame university. Plans are being made for an April FTA sponsored dance." The prospective name for the dance is “Hawkins’ Hobo Hop”. Your guess is as good as mine to what it’s going to be like.

. . . Shudder!’! Semester exams ary Thursday and Friday morns! Good luck, everybody!!!

MILFORD MENU — Jan. 30-Feb. 3 Monday — Sloppy Joes, creamed com. oatmeal cake, pineapple slice with prune and milk. Tuesday— Chicken Puerto Rican. peanut butter sandwiches, buttered broccoli, pear half and milk. Wednesday — Beef and noodles, tossed salad, hot .roils. butter, jelly. purple plums and Thursday r- Egg Sasad sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, green beans, peach half and milkFriday — Baked beans w*h wieners, potato salad, bread, butter. jeßy. fruit cup. frosted graham crackers and milk.

Wednesday, January 25, 1967

Deb's Doodles mmhmmmwmmmmmhmhmmiiimmmmmmiimmwmJl I By Debbie Arthur Congratulations Bob! Congratulations are in order for Bob Hoerr who won the Kosckisko County Soil and Water Conservation speech contest Saturday. Jan. 21. For Bob this is a very high and profitable honor. By capturing the first place honor. Bob will receive SSO. —MHS- ‘ Americanism* “Americanism" is the theme of the American Legion written essay contest Mr Dorsey’s English classes ' high school 1 were required to write this for an end of tlie semester grade. He. Mr Dorsey, would then choose the better three or four from j each class then submit all of his choices to the Legion so that they might be able to determine the i local winners. —MHS— Contest Saturday “That’s the wrong speed”. This might be said by anyone who is connected with the instrumental contest which will be held this coming Saturday. Jan. 2R. This contest will be held at Argos high school. Argos. Band students from the young .fifth graders to the “old’’ seniors will be at the contest. Students entered in group I and who receive a superior rating must see Mrs. Kneelahd Saturday in order that they may be entered in the state •■ontest later on in the year. “Good Luck" to aM who are going to this contest -MHS- [ Exam Schedule The schedules fix- the exams this week are Thursday the morning I classes wiH meet and on Friday, the afternoon classes will convene. There will be three classes each dav of one hour each from 8 30 to 11 30. “Do well in these, for they will go i with you the rest of tout life.” To al! fellow MILS students. “Good Luck" and may someor be guidirg you among the multiple choice, true and false and fill the blanks questions! TRLMMEETS WITH PAM COMBS The Syracuse Chapter of the National Tri-M Society met Tuesday. Jan. 17, at the home of Pam Combs. Ilans were set for uproming events and refreshments were later served. During the December meeting, the; society chose its officers for 4ne I remaining school year. They are as follows: Bob Pemck. president; Barb Fisher. vice president; Donna Huff, secretary; Saiy Pittman, treasurer; and Don Keim, historian. There are now 19 active and three inactive members. In order to clarify I would like to offer a short description of our society; The chief aims of the Tri-M Society are to foster greater interest in band, orchestra and choral performances, and to provide wider opportunities for personal musical expression through solo and ensemble wwk. and to be of service to the school, church and commun’l ity through good music.

SYRACUSE MENU — Jan. 30-Feb. 3 Monday — Hamburger sandwich, creamed potatoes, fruit, sugar cookie and milk. Tuesday— Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, fruit salad, bread and butter and milk. Wednesday — Italian spaghetti, battered green beans, fruit, French bread and milk. Thursday — Chop Suey. Cbow Mein noodles, rice, buttered peas, strawberries, bread and butter and mdk. Friday — Fish sticks, potato salad, cherry pudding, bread and butter and milk.

SENIOR OF THE WEEK By Nancy Kinder | “I feel the faculty and student ! body both are fine examples of ! total education and one of which we j can be proud." is the way Terry Lawrence Griffith feels towards (Syracuse high school. Terry’, the son of Mr. Mrs. L. C. Griffith. j wiH b? graduating in June 1967. Senior math, college prep English. government, phvsics and (rfiysiology are Terry’s courses this year. His favorites are math and physiology. He belongs to F.T.A., science dub. Intramural basketball and boy’s cheerblock. After | high school Terry plans to attend Notre Dame and study to be an architect. In his spare time Terry enjoys fooling around with inboard and outboard engines. Terry's hobby is ■ to draw freehand and mechanically. Sports that interest him the most are football and tennis. “Herzog" by Saul Bellow is Terry’s favorite novel. His pet peeve is people who are not able to accept tyStudent Council Gives Convocation Bv Nancv Fawley j The Student Council of Syracuse high school presented a convocation on Tuesday. Jan. 17. The purpose of the convocation was to | inform the students of the student ; council’s duties. i John Kramer, president, informled the student body of the council's aims. John stated that the main purpose of the council was to establish better communi cation between the students and the administration. In order to meet the aims ol the council, the students were informed to talk to their represent- ! ative if there was a problem to be taken care of

After the convocation, students were dismissed to their homerooms where members of the council were to answer any questions that students might have. f Complaint Filed Desmond Jackson of r 5 Warsaw has filed a complaint on a note suit in the Kosciusko circuit court against Willie Collins of Leesburg. Mr. Jackson asks judgment of $439. principul. and $225. attorney fees. EXAMS THIS WEEK : Students in Lakeland schools : : will take their exams on Thurs- : : day and Fridiri mornings of this : : week. : Thursday, the students will take = • exams for their morning classes : : and Friday they will be taking j : exams for their afternoon classes. : : No classes will be held either : : day in the afternoon. Students : j will be dismissed at 11:2$.

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SUIT CLUB WINNER THIS WEEK WAS ARCH BAUMGARTNER — Milford TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR Wawuee Village Syracuse

KATHY LEEMON

Homemakers Os Tomorrow Named In Lakeland Schools

Kathy Leemon. a Milford high school senior; Jane Hammon, a North Webster high school senior; and Susan Kitson. a Syracuse high school senior; by finishing first in a written homemaking knowledge and attitude examination for senior girls December 6. became the three Lakeland schools’ 1967 Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tommorrow. The girls are now eligible for

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Hospital Notes LEWIS IMMEL CONTINVES TO IMPROVE Lewis Immel. superintendent of the Lakeland Community School Corporation, who is recuperating from a coronary, is improving at his home. If there are no further complications. Mr. Immel plans to be back at his office, part time, about March 1. Mrs. F. F.< Grace' Daniels of Goshen is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Daniels is the mother of Mrs. Jay Peffley, Syracuse, and had been staying with the Peffleys until she was taken to the hospital. Donald Bushong and Mrs. Richard Loper were released from the Goshen hospital Thursday. Both are from Syracuse. Ricky J. Ley. son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ley, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Thursday. Pau! H. Eppley and Mrs. Julia G. Gross, both of Syracuse, were released from the Goshen hospital Friday. Mrs. Donald Crietcher, r 1 North Webster, was released from the Murphy Medical Center Saturday. Mrs. Bunola Wiggs, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday.

Mrs. Dale Plummer of Syracuse was dismissed from St. Joseph hospital, South Bend, Saturday following treatment and major sur-: gery. She is recuperating at her Syracuse lake home. Mrs. Frances Menzie of North Webster was released from Goshen hospital Monday. Mrs. Joe Hughes of Syracuse underwent surgery Tuesday at Goshen hospital. Mrs. Bemita Ruple of Syracuse has been transferred from the Bluffton clinic to Parkview hospital. Fori Wayne. She is undergoing tests. MILFORD—LEESBURG Hospital Notes 808 KAISER, MILFORD. « . SUFFERS HEART ATTACK Bob Kaiser of Milford remains in ! the intensive care ward of the Elk(hart hospital after suffering a sef : vere heart attack last Wednesday morning. Mr. Kaiser is reported^to jbe holding his own and slightly im- j proved, although he is still critical, i Mrs. Vem Dausman of Leesburg ; I I KE3-3328 Full week Starting Thursday, January 26 WALT DISNEY S “Follow Me, Boys” Starring Fred MacMnrray Technicolor

SUSAN KITSON

possible state and national scholarship awards. Their test also earned them a specially designed silver charm from General Mills, sponsor of the Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. A state Homemaker of Tomorrow and runner-up will be selected from the winners of all schools in the state, with the farmer receiving a

was dismissed from the Goshen hospital last Wednesday., Mrs. Emil Emmons of Milford was released last Wednesday from the Goshen hospital. Amy Leigh Speicher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speicher of Milford, was released from the Goshen hospital last Wednesday. John W.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smithson of r 2 Leesburg, was released Thursday from the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Ralph Brubaker of Leesburg was dismissed Thursday from the Goshen hospital. Darrell, two-year-old sbn of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rater of r 2 Milford. was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Friday. Mrs. Cornelius Reuter of Milford was released from the Goshen hospital over the week end. She had major surgery Wednesday, Jan. 18. Gene Zartman of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Monday. Fined For Speeding Two from the Lakeland area were fined recently in Columbia City court for speeding on U. S. 30. Philip W. Kern of r 4 Syracuse was fined and paid $23.25 for speeding on January’ 12; and Nicholas G. Caret of Leesburg paid $23.25 for speeding on January 9.

A COMPLETE LINE OF WORK WEAR BY Osh Kosh Carhartt B'Gosh . AND Brown Ducks AT HULL HOUSE Men’s and Young Men’s Wear Warsaw, Ind. Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3431 & 457-2531 Road 13, Syracuse

Statement Os Condition December 31,1966 st Resources Officers Cash and due from Bankss <83.139.15 . r hftfpvay President U. S. Government Securities 1.756.406.24 p\v FFPVFPDA '* ’ Vice President F»n C ‘? a, i a |! d <. o l lh t- Bonds x 5.935.04 JAMES H. ’ Vice President Loans and Discounts •>. h 1._4.0.01 tvavni? t? tffpi f Cashier other n peal O Est LAVERE VAXATOR Assistant Cashier Other Real Estate CATHERINE BAUSE Teller $6,219,438.30 | Directors Capital Stock ..... S 100,300.30 RALPH BRUBAKER. Chairman of Board Surplus 100.000.00 RAY FERVERDA Undivided Profits 176.478.25 EVA McCLEARY Deposits 5.770.440.40 A . E. HEIERMAN Other Liabilities , WAYNE E. TEEPT.E $6,219,438.90 JAMES H. HEIERMAN PEOPLE S . . STATE B ANh LEeSB.UHG. 46536 The Friendly Bank

JANE HAMMON

$1,500 college scholarship; her school will be given a complete set of Encyclopaedia Britannica and the runner-up will be awarded a SSOO educational grant.

Lakeknd Youth Hews By Bud Smith First of all folks, the Youth Center will be closed Wednesday and Thursday due to exams. I know you are all anxious to study real hard for these tests, so this will give you the opportunity. Our dance. Saturday night was a real dandy, folks. We had one of the finest bands I have heard for a long time. It consists of four boys and one mighty pretty girl. They have an electric piano, electric organ. bass guitar and drums and above all else a whale of a lot of talent. This combo is called the “Royal V". If you get a change to hear them, don’t miss out. They will be back here on Mareh 4. We are going ahead with plans for our Winter Festival dance at the Youth Center with the Youth governing board working very hard on it. So far we know it will be on the 18th of February. It will be coats, white shirts and ties for the boys and dressy dresses for the girls. We also know we have one of the finest bands in the territory to play for us. Who else The "T k?s“ of course. I feel we are very fortunate to have been able to book this combo for this extra special dance. We will have a queen contest 'at this affair also, and will have more information on this after our next meeting. Don’t forget gang, after the game with Ligonier this Friday we will

hare a dance at the Youth Center until 11:30. Don’t miss this one folks, I have the “Tikes” on the hook for this one too. Keep watching this column for development on our Winter Festival dance. I will keep you abreast

ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF SYRACUSE, INDIANA For Year Ending December 31, 1966 GENERAL FIND „ , Receipts Balance on hand January 1. 1966 e 2 —>•> 2n Kosciusko County tas distribution Z. “ 418*6 S Turkey Creek Township Plan Commission * 500 00 State Tax distribution ~ -r-Ann Building Permits " A B. C. Distribution! ” , -.TT ~ Cigarette Tax ' i Transfer from other funds . ”“ . *931 Mis.'ellaneous . *925 77 Total balance and receipts $69 451 65 Disbursements Town Trustees * ' son nn Compensation - Town Attorney J.'”? Sv>hn Compensation - Town Plan Commission (Attorney* —"L* ’ 500 00 I Compensation - Building Commissioners ” 6.16 is Garbage Removal ' - Payment on bridge . - ” ™ Payroll taxes * Withholdings otoi gi Police expense ‘ Town Hall operation “ " Office expense „ l.„“ " 2 Interest on bonds ' ' Public Employees - retirement fund ~ “ s-f w Treasurer and Marshall's Salaries 2035661 Miscellaneous _. ! Total Disbursements L oat s-r Cash on hand December 31. 1966 '.L ' 5 B s 2 filn nn STREET FI ND ” " " $ 2,610 08 „ , , , Receipts Balance on hand. January 1. 1966 e County Auditor - tax distribution — . 100707 Transfer from oth- r funds .. _'J ‘ 33713 Total balance and receipts i . _■ $ j 345 kj ... , • Disbursements wages and other operating payments $ 1,34510 Total disbursements c 1m in Cash on hand December 31. 1966 - - o .j oju MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHW AY FI ND " " 5 ” „ , . Receipts Balance on hands _. sl2 O(1 , Auditor of State .. 17. ..J. ..u.Ss Total balance and receipts $26.541 72 Disbursements R-pair Ma: rials <H ... _. c t one 71 Other operating payments <2» .. ... ' 5 7'077 an Contractual services <3> ... . — ■ — i.oii.w Payment on bridge (4> .. .. ... 8 999 95 Street construction, repair and maintenance is> ’ 8 110 M wages <6> .. .. .. .. .. ... . Total disbursements ; $24 988 62 Cash on hand December 31. 1966 ' ' ~ $ 1 553 10 PARKING METER FIND ’ Receipts Balance on hand January 1. 1906 $114159 Received from meters and funds _J J. “ ' 2.020.30 Total balance and receipts .... ' $3,161.89 Disbursements New equipment . ._ . 1 $ 20 00 Meter repair and supplies ■ ._ .. ._. : .. _. 226 14 Painting Cross W’alks . *l. 275 00 Wages .. .. . 874.37 Total Disbursements — $ 1 575 51 Cash on hand D- cerab r 31. 1966 ’ * 150 c7O FIRE FIGHTING FI ND "" " ■ Receipts Balance on hands January 1. 1966 $ 3.7-63.10 Turkey Creek Township . .. 17.914 18 County Auditor L_ .. ... j. 9.224.21 Total balance and r-ceip's j .. $30,901.49' Disbursements Volunteer Firemen's Compensation : $ 9.17500 Other operating payments ... 4.496.36 New Equipment .. ;... 1.428 25 Salaries — _J 15.398.95 Total disbursements j $30.49856 Cash on Hand December 31. 1966 $ 402 93 FINDS OF W ATER. UTILITIES Receipts < Bonds * Int rest Operating Balance January 1. 1966- ! .. . . $ 9.351.73 $ 1.505.17 Collections .. ~.4.., _. 23.283.26 Interest Income 1 1. 6.575.00 Transfers ; 9.778.97 (9.778 971 Loans from other funds - ‘ 10.286.24 Total Balance and Receip t . .... . . ... .. $25,705 70’ >25.295.70 Disbursements Bonds and Interest —. ._ .1...- ... .. $ 3.653.75 Electric Power A- Hat J.. .. .. .. .. .... 4.774 86 Other Opera’mg Payments .. . 3.298.78 Loan to oth r funds ' _. _. 9.329 51 Distribution repairs .. t .. . 4.037 1 8 Distribution suppli-s — J. .. — 2.648.69 Sewer Extension 1.-. -- — - 5.387 82 Wages . . . ._ — ._ 3.789.00 Total Distributions .. — $12.983 26 $23,936.33 Cash on hand De . mbcfr 31. 1966 .. ’ .. .$12.722 44 $ 1.359.37 FI NDS O|l SEWAGE DISPOSAL UTILITY Receipts 1 Bonds Int rest Operating Balance January 1. 1966 -- -- .... $ 2.777.97 $ 448.49 Collections — — — — 43.461 53 Transfer from op-rating --i-- -- -- — -- -- -- — 18.25384(18.253.84* Balance and r-ceipts -- — -- — ,-- $21.03181 $25,656.18 Disbursements Bonds * Int rest — -- -- —-- — -- -- $17.282 50 Op-rat ng labor — — J- — — -e -in nn Other op- rating payments — — — -- 5. <10.20 Material A Supplies i-. -- -- — — -- — 5.742.34 Leans to other funds — — — 6.600 00 Total Disbursements I. — — — —- — — $17,282.50 $24,731 33 Cash cn ha-ds Dec*mb r 31. 1966 S 3.749.31 $ 924 35 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FI ND Receipts balance on h inds January 1. 1966 . - -- -- S 1,3 Z? I 9 R -c< ip'S Cigarette tax -c — -- — — 3.370.53 Cash on hand - D- c-mber 31 1966 -- — -- -- S Ic'* 3 72 (No Disbursements* < SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND Balance on Hand. January T. 1966 — — — — — S 72 30 N> R—teipts — No Disbursements Cash on Hand. December 31. 1966 -- — "S 72.30 MUNICIPAL BOND FUND Receints Pa'arce on hand. January 1. !•>•/ ■ S s?*d4 County Auditor - tax distribution — — — —— -- — 2 O’* 31 Transfer from other funds L- -— -- -- — JB< - 1 J Total balance and receipts -- — -- -- — — — 8 3.505.21 | Disbursements R tir»raent cf bonds $2.50000 mt r-st - $791 59 — ® Cash cn Hand D ce-nbe' 31. 1966 8 -13 62 SPECIAL GRIEDER GIFT FUND Cash on hands January 1. 1966 — -- — s £““ Interest on bends — — -- -- — - — — -- Cash on hand D-r mbrr 31. 1966 (No Disbursements! $ 2.195.96 RECAP OF ALL FINDS — 1960 Bi’an ■ on hand January 1. 19->6 -- -- -- ■? Disbursements . -- — -- — Re.-eipts — — — -j, —j -- SB. .Tn.B7 Balance on hands D- c- -r.ber 31. 1966 . -- — -- $32 123 56 ■■ >N ; a:: re! T I

of what we are planning. I am finally getting back on the ball and am working on the drag strips at the Center. It should not be too long until we can start running. Better start building up that dragster, fellow’s.