The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 February 1967 — Page 8

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Student-Written I LAKELAND SCHOOL HEWS

Piano-Vocal Contest Set For Saturday, Feb. 4

Sixty-seven students will represent Milford high school at the Northern Indiana piano-vocal contest to be held on Saturday in Fort Wayne. Many of these students have presented their contest pieces for clubs, churches and various organizations in the community. Students attending, this year’s contest are: Piano Sotos - Debbie Shearer, Lydia Shearer. Darey Wolferman. Barbara Zimmerman. Connie Geiger. Ftoscnhiry Gunden. Debbie Wolferman. Pat Beer. Becky Brown. Lori Steffen. Nancy Beer. Christine Graff. Timothy Stump. Deborah Jessop. Nancv Gunderlock. Betty Sorensen.

Sandy's Sidelines By Sandra Yeager Gee _ what weather! Everyone, ■;] but everyone, especially the kids. < mail men. and milk, men know a-1 bout the recent, shall w* say. snow | fall? The teachers’ schedules were | slightlv wrecked to the delight of suite ’students who hadn't studied j and to the grief of those who had. i Speaking of grief, our boys didn’t fair too well with Akron on Saturday night. I believe we were aixxrt i 30 points under. Friday night the boys bombed over Ligonier with a slight mishap In the fourth quarter. Bob Pilcher, a senior rebounder on the team. suffered a sprained ankle. Dr. Fosbrink says he’ll be out for three weeks. Bob says it ' won’t be that long* Deb Money, varsity cheerleader, is home from Parkview after hav■ng her knee operated on. Confined to a wheel chair for a short time. Deb is expected back at school in a week or so on crutches. Crutches! It is a regular epedemic Tern- Miller. Pam Cobum. Casey Kroh ‘who is in the hospital with an appended nny». Bob Pilcher. and Connie Beamer are all onj crutches C-.ndy Jones, another var-,-itv cheerleader. is scheduled to enter the hospital in about a week for an op ratx>n similar to Deb's and will arrive back to school on crotches. i Sandy says..' Tis a shame to enter !a new semester and have to view I the results .(report cards’ of the' Lakeland Youth News By Bud Smith The new-s this week concerns mostly car Winter Festival “Snow Bai!’ dance at the Y. nth Center Wo are f aturing the fabulous “Tikis" for our dance from 8 to 11 on February 18. Hie highlight of the evening will come at 9 p.m. at which time we will select our Winter Festival | queen. We are inviting two candb I dates from each of our three Lakeland district schools. We will have a judging at the Youth Center to j determine oar queen and her court. Details will be given each school shortly as to how we will go about our contest , I Our youth governing board held another meeting Sunday in preparation for this gala event. We certainly hope this will be the finest affair of the year. It will be coats and ties for the boys ‘no sweaters' and dressy dresses for the girls. Each candidate w-.U have an escort of her choice, and when they arrive at the Youth Center the candidate will receive a corsage and the escorts a boutonniere. The queen of the ball will receive a Large bouquet and a beautiful silver and jeweled crown. Each of the candidates will receive a necklace as a memento of the occasion. A wonderful thing liappened when I checked on our necklaces. Mr. Elstrod of the Country Corner Gifts told me to pick out what I needed and he would donate than. It’s folks like these who are interested in our youth today, that help make our Youth Center successful. All in all, folks, it looks like this "Snow Ball" is going to be a real great event. You folks in the Lakeland School district be on the lookout for the two prettiest girls in your school and make arrangements to present them at the grand affair. -The hardest thing airman can do," said Josh Billings, "is to fafi down on the ice when it’s slippery and get up and praise the Lord."

Wednesday, February 1, 1667

Elaine Kilmer, Cynthia Rapp. Joann Rassi, Clark Rassi. Cindy Kinney, Susan Baker and Sally Beer. Also Kristi Lichtenwalter, Bob Hoerr. David Brown. Teresa Beer, Sandra Cain, Rhonda Hurd. Craig Tucker. Brenda Hurd, Nell Biller. Georgina Morehouse. Becky Zimmerman. Sherri Jackson. Gloria Raoo' Rick McDonald. Brenda Davis. Diane Graff. Carolyn Rapp, Dale Wollman, Karen Graff. Kim Augsburger. Piano Du<t No. I - Gloria Rapp. Nell Biller. Piano Duet No. Il - Carolyn Rapp. Gloria Rapp. Piano Duet No. 11l • Carolyn Rapp.

January Pack Meeting Has | History Theme Tie January Pack meetfog was held in the Boy Scout cabin at SyraCUSe on January . 24 , Den 2 opened the meeting with I die pledge to the flag. Skits were ( presented on history by the dens. | Den 2 — Travd in Indiana by bus. | Den 7— Pony Express Tpils of ] the United States. < Webelos — The Time Machine — j The boy-, built anti painted this < time machine themselves with little supervision. ' < Keith Strauss and Mike Jones; , were the leading characters working the time machine and telling a small story while dialing dates used I in the sk.it. Following are the boys and the parts they played: Danny Snyder. Leland Stanford 1869 > drove the last spike that fin- ' ished the railroad from coast to coast; Mike Bitner, minute man 1775 > began the conflagration that led to our freedom; Steve Hann, 'pony express rider <1960' on his galloping pony he carried the mail: Eric Coburii. John Glenn <l9&4' first american to orbit the Ginn. : Ala George Lowe, Wright brother IMB' was first to prove that air flight was possible: Jeff Miller, prehistoric man before A.D — I'm I your great-great-great grandpappy ' Awards were presented the cub scouts as follows: IV 1— David Clark. Lion, 1 gold, 2 silver. ! Den 2 — J. D Whiteman, Bear: Howard Newcomer. 2 silver. Tkn 4 - Dann\ Firestone. Wolf; Ku s-11 Kell, Wofi. Mike' Sirens. Denner; David Coy. Wvlf,' assistant Denner Den 5 — Clark Cobum. Wolfe, and Denner: Kevin Kero. Bear and assistant Denner: William By- ; land, Wolf: Richard Do?rscher. Bar: Don Dieterly. Denner; Dan Di • y assistant Denner. i Den 6 — Brent Neer. Bear, gold; 1 Jerry Strauss. B Kat; Dale Ganz. -- s‘ mt Denner: Joe Kleinknight. -iLver, -Denner: Brad Cox. silver;Larry J roigan. silver; Brian Simmons. silver. D?n 7 _ Chris Scarbeary. Denner; Sam Ludwig. Wolf, assistant Denner; Steve Kroh, Wolf, Denner: Randv Rinker. Wolfe, gold, assist-1 ant Dmner. D.n 8 — Joe Wright, Denner; Randy Hapner, assistant Denner; Ricky Lan He, Denner: Scott. Brown, assistant Denner; Terry E- . golf. Denner. 1 Den 9 — Larry Helman, gold. Denner; Garry H Iman. gold, assistant Denner; Alan Kitson. gold. Denner; Doug Pollock, gold, assistant Denner: Larry .Mien, gold, sil- : ver; Greg Smith, gold; Tonv Workman, gold; Clem Lisor. Wolf. Webelos — Philip Wickstrom, as-si-4ant Denner; Mike Bitner, Lion; I George Lowe. Lion; Terry Newcomer. Lion, gold, silver; Keith I Strauss. Webekx Denner: Mike Jones. Webelos; Danny Snyder, : Webelos. - Kokh Strauss. Mike Jones and .{Danny Snyder have left the Cub Scouts and have gone into Boy > Scouts. Refreshments vrere served by den 9 and 5. The dosing was by den j 6. ’ j Roderick N. Trestrail J Joins Patrol Squadron 56 NORFOLK. Va. — Aviation machinist’s mate airman Roderick N. i TrestraH, DSN. san of Mr. and Mrs. Afoert H. Trestrail. Jr., of r 1 Lees- ' burg, has reported aboard Patrol ■; Squadron 56 for duty in the First ■ Lieutenant Division at Norfolk, Va. Trestrail entered the naval serv- ■ ice October 13, 1963.

Before entering the navy, lie was graduated from North Webster high school of North Webster. The prime y mission of the squadron is anti-submarine warfare. Patrol Squadron 56 flies the famous land based SP-2H Neptune aircraft.

Karen Graff. Vocal Sotos - Joan Felkner. Kristi Phend. Cindy Beer, Jeanne Moneyheffer. Debbie Arthur, Cheryl Vanlaningham. Vocal Quartet - Allene Kilmer, Kristi Lichtenwalter, Cindy’ Beer. Jeanne Moneyheffer. Vocal Sextet - Donna Davidsen. Joyce Beer. Cindy Beer. Jeanne Moneyheffer. Kristi Lichtenwalter. Allene Kilmer. Vocal Trio No. I - Cindy Beer. Allene Kilmer. Jeanne Moneyheffer. Vocal Trio No. II - Kristi Phend. Debbie Arthur. Cheryl Vanlaningham.

i R=s7lunch t MENUS t SYRACUSE SCHOOL LUNCHES Mon. - Sloppy Joes, buttered potatoes, fruit, cookie, milk. Tues.’- Creamed chicken on biscuits, broccoli, fruit salad, bread and butter, milk. Wed. - Meatloaf, baked potato, lettuce salad, graham cracker pudding. bread and butter, milk. Thurs. - LaSague, buttered green beans, fruit, bread and butter, milk. Fri. - Beans and ham. asparagus, coleslaw, bread and butter, ice cream bar. milk. CASEY KROH. SYR.UTSE. IN HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL Casey Kroh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kroh of r 4 Syracuse, is a patient in the Huntington hospital where he underwent an appendectomy Saturday morning.

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CONTEST SET FOR FEBRUARY 11 The instrumental contest which was scheduled for January 28 at Argos will be held on February 11. It was postponed when the snow and sleet storm brought the area to a standsill. SLOW MOVING VEHICLE SAFETY BILL INTRODUCED A highway safety bill has been introduced in the Indiana State Senate that would phase out the red flag required on slow’ moving vehicles in favor of a special reflective fluorescent symbol. The bill was introduced by Senator William W. Erwin, Republican. Etna Green. The bill is supported by the Indiana Farm Bureau and the Farm Safety Council, as well as by manystate law enforcement and safety organizations. Under the bill, slowmoving vehicles such as farm reactors, which are now required to display a red flag, will have one year from passage of the law to switch to the new safety emblem. The slow moving vehicle symbol is a fluorescent orange triangle bounded by red bars. “This new symbol should be a great improvement and ‘contribute to safe conditions for everyone who uses our highways,” Senator Erwin said. In tests by Purdue university safety experts in cooperation with the Indiana State Police, the new emblem was found to be the onlyone tested that was visible at a distance of 500 feet and more under conditions of darkness and dusk as well as daylight. “Part of the problem has been." Senator Erwin said, “that motorists tend to overestimate the distance to a red flag. This new symbol. w-ith its high visibility, will give drivers much more accurate judgment of distances.” Senator Erwin. 41, who operates farms in Kosciusko and Marshall counties, s-.id that these emblems cost about the same as red flags and Lie ; wc*- more durable. The bill was introduced January 10. as S. B. 45. co-sponsored by Senator J. J. Bailey. Democrat. Anderson. Accident At RR Crossing Results In $650 Damage Leon B. Himelstein of Fort Wayne stopoed his car at the B and Q railroad crossing last Thursday and the rear of his car was hit by Mrs. Ruth M. Sholty of Syracuse who could not stop her car in time to avoid the collision. Damage to the Himelstein i vehicle was estimated at $425. Damage to Mrs. Sholty’s car was $225. Mr. Himelstein and a passenger in his car. Ron Owen, both received whiplash inpuries. Before the cars were moved a G* W Food Products truck hit the left rear fender of Mrs. Sholty’s car. No damages were reported, however.

Harold Kuhn Appointed To Plan Commission Harold Kuhn, r 2 Syracuse, a Republican, was appointed by judge Gene B. Lee to the Syracuse town plan commission. He fills the vacancy due to the resignation of John Runge. His term will expire December 31, 1968. Commissioners Allowances The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Comat their meeting on February 1. 1967. T Ethna Scott 900.00 Noble C. Blocker 900 00 Wm. E Ellis 900.00 E. Mazie Alexander 720.00 David Andrews 900.00 Charles M. Brower 810.92 J B. Mishler 337.50 Carl T Zimmer 765.00 Paul A Ob.-rli 425 00 Allan A Rasor 125 00 G. ne B. Lee 741.67 Doris L. Camden- 541.66 Lorraine A. Crawford 333.33 WaUace J. Manrow 541.66 Roberta E Nieser 71.25 Leo W. Adams 108.33 J. Gerald Wallace 108.33 Charles J. Menzie 108 33 Ralph Oyler 108 33 Ruth McCleary 108 33 Merl L Wertenberger 108 33 Ray Ferv-rda 315.00 Fredrick Gilliam 315 00 Harvey Anglin 315.00 Bessie Himes 375.00 Edith B Beltz 325 00 Princess Marie Frush 300 00 Marilyn Williamson 200.73 Frances Noble 24308 Jean Tuka 234.00 Frances Thomas 135.00 Betty J. Busselberg 375 00 Elnora S Cox 325.00 Kathryn Teel 291.66 Hazel Harman 291.66 Dorothy J. Henderson 258.33 Hannah Wilkinson 258.33 Jeanne K Endicott 244 50 Idle- Armey 375.00 Phyllis Munson 325 00 Rita Mlli-r 300.00 Lucilb McCleary 291.66 Margaret M nzie 268.33 Celeste Briganti 228.00 Ruth Hoppus 300.00 Louis Hackworth 275 00 Roger Fellows 465.66 Fred £. Carlin 449 C* Arthur S W, st 375 00 H Earl Boggs . 291.66 B. James Baker 583 33 Ronald L Harris 438 33 Will F F-~e. r 438.33 Avis B. Gunter 354.17 rva L Carpenter 320.00 Alice R Randels 300.00 F Bonita Frc man 320 00 Billie F Andrews 216 66 H, nry Hackworth 416.66 Ra'ph W-hPes-Il 408 33 Elizabeth F Smith 166.66 Eda arc B. Funk 316,66 Milo E Clase 4166 Maxine Clase 18.75 George A Nye * 325 00 Robert L Rasor 266 66 Lot.n 7 Kruger 125 00 Maurice Lewallen 80 00 Sh- Iman Marshall 80 00 John Tonguette 80 00 C VV Weaver 80 00 CLERK United Telephone Co phone Warsaw Postmaster, postage 100 00 IBM maint. 216.48 A. E Boyce Co, supp. 47.80 Syracuse Quality Printers, do 67.25 Al DIIOR United T-lephon. Co,, phone 16 98 Nobl- C Block-r. postage 10 00 Warsaw Postmaster, do io.no A E Boyce Co., supp. 23 90 Dahms & Yarian. do 15.75 R G Roberts A Co . do 3.76 Waddell Printing Co., do 309.80 IBM. maint. 108 24 TREASURER •’nite-? T’ 1 phone Co. phone 20.52 Warsaw Off. Supp. Co., maint.: 414 00 IdM. Co 108.24 A F Boyce Co . supp 2,259 00 Warsaw Off Supp Co., do 2.90 First National Bank, lock box 10.00 RECORDER United T- lephon.- Co., phone 13 80

Bankers Dispatch Corp., trans. 2.60 Kodak A.C 200, maint. 100.00 A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 8.50 E. Mazie Alexander, do 3.14 Syracuse Quality Printers, do 13.62 SHERIFF Mi'ton “Jim” W’arher, dog catcher 45.00 United Telephone Co., phone 15.85 Crum Garage, rep. & garage 55.59 Ford's Auto Supply, do 2.50 Motorola C & E. do 36.10 David Andrews, meals-prisoners 271.50 Howard G. Holbrook, do 257.50 Gast Fun A- Servic--. garage 126.05 Holloway Gulf Service, do 2.50 L & L Body Shop, do 10.50 Snyder & Snyder Oil Co., do 14.76 Warsaw License Bureau, do 1.50 A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 5.50 Blosser Studio, other oper. 13.95 Gerber Mfg. Co., uniforms 44.72 SURVEYOR United Telephone Co., phone 21.44 Bill E. Brower, mileage 14.32 Charles M. Brower, do & equip. 67.89 Ind. Photocopy, supp. 13.07 Sharp Hdwe Co., equip. 2.29 COUNTY ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone 12.25 Winona Lake Postmaster, postage and supp. 134.15 Carl T Zimmer, mileage 27.40 Fiiden. maint. 59.00 IBM. do 36.09 SCM Corp., do 55.00 The Blue Book, assess, books 156.00 F. H. Retmier. do 227.90 Interstate Aircredit Pub., do 6.00 WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone 1160 Warsaw Postmaster, postage 45.00 Syra-ase Quality Printers, postage and supplies 448.90 SCM Corp., maint. 55.00 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Allan A. Rasor. clerical 60.00 do. pbonc 17.15 do. r,n' 25.00 CIRCUIT COURT Virgil Bobeck. jury commissioner 85.00 Stanley L Nice, do 63.00 United Telephone Co., phone 89.09 Wallace J. Manrow. mileage 71.30 H. A Friend & Co., supp. 880 Hov ard's. do 12 50 Archie B K-ffer. testing 35.00 Allen Smith Co.. law books 28.50 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co., do 49.50 IBM. maint 72.17 COUNTY ELECTION BOARD T»m C. Rovenstine. supp. 255 James O Tuttle, do 3.50 KEGISTRATION OF VOTERS A. F Boyce Co., supp 48.75 COURT HOUSE Unfed Telephone Co., phone 12 40 NIPSCO. gas * elec. 293.96 Sewag- Treatment Office, sewage 32.75 W->. er Utilities, water 46.31 Dl.ro Test Corp., rep. 43.52 Mik.- Ellsworth, do 141.10 General Maintenance Contractor, do 4.542.15 Johnson Lumber Yard, do 17.24 Kester’s Electric Motor Serv . do 10.00 Nafl. Bird Exterminating, do 100 00 Powe- Plant Service, do 49 64 Indiana Textile Co. institutional 23 40 Lake City Wholesale Co., do 28.50 Coverall Rental Service, other oper. 15.60 D.cks Standard Service, do 6.15 Warsaw Dry Cleaners, do 36.00 JAIL United Telephone Co.. Phone 44 26 NIPSCO. gas & elec. 253.89 Sewage Treatment Office, Sewage 4.30 Water Utilities, Water 20 90 Andrews Plumb & Heat.. Repairs 131.90 Johnson Plumb. & Heat., do 5.00 Ace Hardware. Inst & Eauip. 80.27 Lake City W’hol.'sale Co., do 12.47 Sanco Products Co., do 3.90 Sharp Hardware, do 1.93 Warsaw. Clean Tow.-l Service, do 11 50 Arab Termite & Pest Control. Pest Control 5 00 Hall Hardware. Equip. 95.03 Howard G. Holbrook, do 250 00 Miller & Sons Lumber Co., do 315.00 Redigas Os Warsaw, do 487 99 Sears, Roebuck A Co . do 320.00 . COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD Times-Ustion. Legal Ad 8.49 SERVICE OFFICER United Telephone Co.. Phone 45.90 Edward B. Funk. Postage 14 00 CIVIL DEFENSE Milo E. Clase. Phone 6,00 COMMISSIONERS Robert L. Hoffman. Post.-Ass. 34 20 The Mail-Journal. Legal Ad 155 30 Warsaw Times-Union, do 211.76 Warsaw Ins Agency. Ins 180 00 Perry E. Burch. Prem. Off. Bond 10 00 Dean H. Burchard, do 10 00 -mil A Marose Agency, do 50.00 Steven R. Keim, do 10 00 Clem F Lisor. do 10.00 Everett L. Perry, do 10.00 Elizabeth Siler, do 10.00 H- len E. Staley, do 10.00 Strayer Insurance Agency, do 51.50 Ralph W. Thornburg, do 10 00 Elmer Vanes, do 10.0 - Warsaw Insurance Agency, do 1100 Jack T Withers, do ■> 10 00 Russell D Yeager, do 10.00 Ray D. Yoder, do —- 10.00 Lor-n T. Kruger, rent of- quip. 275 00 Bender Funeral Home. Vet Bur. 100 00 Harris-Troxel Funeral Home, do 100 00 Landis A Chamness. do 100 00 Mishler Funeral Home, do 100.00

Spangle Funeral Home, do 100.00 Titus Funeral Home, do 100 00 Richard E. Baker. Fox Bounty 9.00 Don Beer, do 3.00 Bob Beexley. do 3.00 Robert Bowerman, do 6.00 Garna Bradford, do 3.00 Harold G. Brandenburg, do 300 Carl Bumworth, do 3.00 Betty A. Busch, do 3.00 Jerry Christner, do 6.00 Margene Clase, do 3.00 Donald Davis, do 6.00 Lawrence Feldman, do 27.00 Scott Flowers, do 3.00 Jesse H. Garris, do 6.00 Mrs. Jesse H. Garris, do 3.00 Diane Gast, do 300 Roy D. Gregory, do 3.00 Ronald L. Harris, do 3.00 Eloise A. Harshman, do 3 00 Everil Heiser, do 6.00 Lawrence Kindig. do 3.00 Dale McGowen, do 6.00 David L. Michael, do 300 Harold Michael, do 3.00 Don Morris, do 42.00 Willard C. Oppy. Jr . do 3.00 David L. Powers, do 3.00 Lloyd Ross, do i 3.00 Wilmer Snyder, do ; 3.00 Gordon Teeple. do ; 123.03 Lloyd Tillman, do 3.00 C. C. Tullis, do i 12.00 Irene Byron Hosp.. T-B Patients 775.00 Robert P Clark DVM, T-B Test 109 35 O. L. McFadden, do 143.80 Dr. H. F. Terrill, do 59.75 Dr. P. R. Whirledge, do 42.10 Om Nursing Home, Cara Twp Pa. 465.00 Walter Drug Co—Mrlford. do 41.65 Charles A. Hollar. DDS. Med -In. 6.00 William C. Parke. MD. do 20.00 Goshen Com. Schools. Trans. Tutt. 56.64 Whitko Com. School Corp., do 787.18 Paul G. Deaton. Dump Exp. 75.00 Cyril F. Likens, do 200.00 Stanley Scott, do 200.00 Raymond Custer. Gen. Drain Inip. 1,000.00 Max Montel. do e 30.00 Otto Wuthrich, do 222 95 COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT PAYROLL George M. Haymond . 400.00 Carroll Sherman 682.50 Lor-n Pound 560.00 Barbara Neer 487.50 Charlene Hartman ! 350.06 COUNTY HEALtH DEPARTMENT ALLOWANCES United Telephone Co., Phone 26.16 Kosciusko Co. Health Dept., Post. 10.58 Barbar Neer. Mileage 102.00 Carroll Sherman. d» 66.24 Loren J. Pound, doj 28.88 Kosciusko Co. Health Dept. Other op. 2 12 Indiana Assn, of Slanlt;.. Dues 11.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT PA>KOLL Allan D. Anders 476 10 John A. Armold 486 45 Clifford S. Baker 476.10 Charles E. Bucher « 455.40 Ermal G. Coy 476.10 John E. Davis 476.10 Muri A. Dawalt { 476 10 Harold Gerard ! 476.10 Bobby J. Griffis 511 75 Gilbert E. Griffis | 504 85 Kent E. Hare 144 00 Russell Krichhau^l , 478.40 Alvin H. Miller I 476.10 Walter Miller I 476.10 Bofcby D. Miner 476.10 Larry L. Montel 476.10 Leo Mosier 476.10 Ronald Norman 486.45 Ralph E Linn 496 80 Earl Long 388.80 Donald Metzger 496 80 Glenwood Secor 1 496.80 Harley Slater 453.60 Jerry Stutzman 496.80 Paul Randall 492.20 Rosw-11 Robbins 476.10 Harold Roberts 476.10 Ronald R. Spaulding 476 10 Wayne L Wood 476 10 Charles E. Cotton 477.25 Jttfin Alexander 505.20 Nftrman W Clouse 496.80 Dfe Forney 496.80 Wilferd Fr-tz 496.80 Marshall Hawley 496 80 Walter Jontz 496 80 Fr-drlck G Kammerer 486.00 Lawrence Kindig 496.80 Earl Kiser 496.80 Ellis Koher 453.60

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Thurman D. Trine 496.80 Luther C. Vancleave 496.80 R x Deaton 475.20 Max E. Brown 476.10 Russel Sechrist 591.60 Worley Spitler 561.60 Kermit F. Summers 621.60 Claude Christner 661.17 Charles R. Cleveland 1,250.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ALLOWANCES Prudential Ins. Co., Insurance 1,476.73 Kos. Co. Hwy. Dept., Dost. A Gar. 33.26 United Telephone Co-, Phone 46.27 Lentz Coal Co., Fuel 19.26 NIPSCO. gas A elec. 319.58 Lincoln Graphic Corp.. Printing 6.48 The Mail-Journal, Legal Ad 14.16 Times-Union, do 13.17 Boyer Brose.. Repair A Garage 72 45 Confortemp. Inc., do 232.54 Millington Bros., do 6.50 Rayco Steel Process Co., do 2.00 Schrader-Warsaw Co., do A Parts 190.63 Warsaw Automotive Supply, Inc.. do. Garage. Parts A Equip. 357.94 W A W Truck Sales. Inc., do A pts. 647.62 Ace Hardware. Garage 10.41 Gast Fuel A Service, do 2,140.92 Lewis Oil Co., do 54.55 Crystal Ind. Services, Inc., do 442.09 Mossman-Yarnelle Co., do 253.69 National Mill Supply Co., do 49.92 Orr Safety Equip. Co., do 180 14 Purity Cyl Gases. Inc., do 33.96 Schlatter Hardware, do 25.20 A. E. Boyce Co.. Supplies 53.60 R. G. Roberts A Co., do 3.76 Wholesale Elec. Services. Garage 21.44 Diamond Crystal Salt Co., Salt 2,379.31 Mae Friedman, Gravel 190.08 Donald Hiner, do 286.88 JAM Gravel Corp., do 519.57 Celia Kuhn, do 100.32 Sturm A Dillard Gravel Co., do 162.27 Western Ind. Aggregates Inc., do 147.03 Elmer Zimmerman, do 116.55 Johnson Lumber Yard. Lumber A Tile 18 90 Armco Metal Products Division, Culverts 420.75 Indiana State Industries. Signs 2,374.40 American Steel Corp, Repair Parts 640.80 Buffer Foundry Co., do 549.84 Korte Bros., do 1.184.83 Mac Allister Machinery Co., do 532.14 Municipal Equip., do 777.86 Stockberger Machinery. Inc., do 38.66 Walmer Supply, Inc., do 4.54 Columbus Wood Preserving Co., Bridge Materials 986.98 Warsaw Insurance Agency, Bond 18.00 Kos. Co. Treas., Ditch Assessment 1,841.24 Gragg Equip. Co.. Equip. 5.75 Indiana Equip. Co., do - 23.819.00 COUNTY WELFARE DEPARTMENT PAYROLL Howard B. Johnson 600.00 Opal Joy Harman 420.00 Mary Ruth Wilson 420.00 Constance O. Buckles 410 00 Jean F. Grubb 420.00 Lillian O Davis 365 00 Yvonne Sue England 275.00 Linda L. Canaday 275 00 Dorothy L Anglin 395.00 COUNTY WELFARE DEPARTMENT ALLOWANCES Tucker Realty. Appraiser’s Fees 40.00 Constance O. Buckles, Mileage 31.60 Jean F. Grubb, do 75.00 Opal Joy Harman, do 15.40 Howard B; Johnson, do 32.36 Mary Ruth Wilson, do 22.40 Un bed Telephone Co.. Phone 81.44 McHatton Funeral Home. OAA Bur. 350.00 Lutheran Hospital. Cr. Child * 8.00 St. Joseph's Hospital, do 12.00 James A Shupe. DDS. do 110.00 S-ngers Dept. Store. Ward of Ct. 155.70 Council for the Retarded, do 8.00 J L Baker. DDS. do 26.00 Robert D. Dormire, MD. do 3.00 Arthur L. Moser. MD. do 4.00 Walter Drug Co., do 18.60 F L. Rheinheimer. MD. do 13.50 B thel Home Place. Inc., do 186.00 Ind. Meth.' Children’s Home, do 232.00 Jean’s Children’s Home, do 185 75 Opal Joy Harman. Hosp. Commit. 23.00 Ind Uni Med Center, do 59.00 I. Noble C. Blocker, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist day of February. 1967. NOBLE C BLOCKER. Auditor. Kosciusko County