The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1967 — Page 23
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QLegals. WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS WARSAW, INDIANA ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The S.hool Board ot the Warsaw Community Schools of Warsaw, Indiana will receive until 1:30 P.M.. E S.T. on June 2. 1967. tn the offices of the Superintendent of Schools, Warsaw. Indiana, sealed bida tor Ute construction of waste disposal facilities from th«- Washington School. South Union Str.-et, south of Warsaw. Indiana. Proposals will be received on,the work, as set out. under on. constriction contract. This Contractor shall bid to com-
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Reg. 589.95 7 H.P. TRACTOR WITH 32” MOWER • Electric . Xt and $ A OO . ™ *177 • Floating mower GOOD 20" ROTARY MOWER • 3 H.P. Briggs and d* JI Stratton Engine • Recoil mBI starter Reg. 64.95 Better * 20" ROTARY MOWER • 3 H.P. Briggs and £ ■■ Stratton Engine • Recoil starter Reg. 72.95 20" ROTARY MOWER • 3 H.P. Briggs and x — Stratton Engine . — ■ _ • Easy adjustable 3$ wheels • Impulse Starter Reg. 359.99 A H.P. RIDING MOWER • 32” floating front mounted Jv BB mower • Rear wheel Steering Reg. 89.95 5’ x 6’ STEEL UTILITY BUILDING • Double d* AF sliding doors • Three-eighths inch B Plywood floor
plete the project, using all materials and labor, tall trades) required. Proposals shall be properly and completely executed on proposal forms furnished by the Engineer in accordance withForm 96. and with non-collusion affidavit required by statutes, and must be accompanied by questionnaire form 96a, as set out by the State Board of Accounts. for any proposal of $5,000.00 or more. Each proposal shall be accompanied by an acceptable certified cheek or bank draft, or s satisfactory bld bond executed by the bidder and a surety company, made payable to the School Board for -he Warsaw Community Schools. Warsaw. Indiana, for an amount not less than 5*4 of the proposal as liquidated damages in the cas- of failure of any successful bidder to enter into a contract or furnish a satisfactory performance bond in an acceptance of the bidder's proposal. No
bidder shall withdraw his proposal for a period of 60 days after the date set for the opening of said proposals Contractors awarded work shall furnish acceptable surety bond in the amount of 100<l ot the contract price. The contract documents. Including plans and specifications, are on file in the office of the Warsaw Community Schools in the Armory Building. Warsaw. Indiana, at the office of D. H. Lessig Engineers. Inc., Tim s Building. Warsaw. Indiana, and at the office of the State Beard 'of Accounts. Indianapolis, Indiana. Copies of the documenta, including plans and specifications. may be obtained by depositing $15.00 for each set of plans and specifications with t>. H. Lessig Engineers, Inc., at their office in the Times Building. W’arsaw. Indiana, which amount will be refunded to EACH ACTUAL BIDDER who r. turns such documents, plans, etc., IN GOOD CONDITION WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER THE OPENING OF THE BIDS. The School Board of the Warsaw Community Schools reserve the right to reject any and all proposals add to waive any informalities in bidding. Da d this Ist day of May, 1967. Board of School Trustees By: Janies Girard. Secretary M-J. M 17 & 24 WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS WARSAW. INDIANA ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS -Th Warsaw Community Schools Corporation, Warsaw. Indiana, acting by and through its Board' of Schoo! Trustees, will receive sealed bids for a sas tired boiler install, d at the Clay-Lake Elementary and Junior High School in Claypool. Indiana. The seated proposals will be received in the of ices of the Superintendent of Schools. Warsaw, Indiana on East Main Street until 4:00 P M.. E S.T. on Friday. June 2. 1967. Sealed proposals! will be opened at this time Any pro-! posals received .after that time will be ! returned unopened. Each proposal will be properly and completely executed on proposal, forms furnished by the Engineer in accordancewith Form 96. and with non-collusion affidavits required by statues. and must be accompanied by questionnaire form 96a. as set out by the State Board of Aci counts. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a bid bond or certified check in the amount of not less than 5 of the total btd , U\ of the K.eenrMacELjKKrri Richard Paul Nf Ar I" G.fornix Road E’kljjf: a : • h >■ of the Eusin-JA Director of th ■ : Warsaw Community Schools. 1 The Warsaw Community School’s Board of School Trusti-es reserves the right to : rej.-ct any or all proposals and to waive! ; any informalities and or irr-ritlariti'« m any proposals I Dated this 17th day of April. 1967. Board of School Trustees By: Jam s Girard. Secretary M-J — May 17 & 24 > — : | ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Town Board of Leesburg. Ind., will I r -rive sealed bids tor the patching and' sealing of streets and the oiling of alleys I in th Town of L -.sburg from this date I until June 12. 1967. 7 P.M D.S.T. at ; which rime all bids will be opened and; read aloud, at the Town Hall. Approximately 19.795 sq. yds. of seal . work is to be dor.Some all ys are to be oiled. Specifications: SC-1 road oil for alleys. >: and 4 gallon MC4 or 5 liquid asphalt Per sq. yd. for seal work No. 12 pea ■ gravel at the rate of 35 pounds per sq 1 yd for seal work Contractor awarded work will be re- • quir- d to furnish surety bond in amount > . of 100 t of the contract price, f. The Town Board reserves the right to’ reject any and all bids and to waive any , I informalities in bidding. ; i Esta L. Yocum. Clerk-Treas. Leesburg. Ind. • J1 Dated May 9. 1967. M-J. M 17. 24 <
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HERE'S HOW — Junicr golfer Curt Stookey was practicing up for the Flotilla junior golf tournament at South Shore golf course when he sank
Who Me Fly?
A new pockit-sized Lxx>k describing the advantages of private flying is now on newsstands around th? countrv. Entitled ’ “Who, Me. Fly?”, the 141-page report is aimed to the nonflying public and explains what it takes to learn to fly, the costs involved and how p. ople can broaden their personal and pleasure horizons with a private pilot’s license. I The book carries a foreword by TV entertainer, musician and pilot i Skitch Henderson and has 16 pages iof photos illustrating various airi craft and how they are used for I pleasure and business flying. Each book also cantains six S 3 I introductory flight lesson coupons , as a special bonus for (readers who, * would like to follow up w ; th a first ( * flight lesson and invite five friends for relatives to do the same. > Author of the book is Rob.rt Scharff, a widely known free-lance writer who has written numerous, articles for Esquire and Argosy magazines and also a series of books on outdoor sports including hunting, fishing, boating and national parks. In the book. Scharff describes his actual experiences I
Wednesday, May 24, 1967
a beautiful long putt. > Witnessing the shot were from left Tom Crews, Casey Kroh, pro Steve
while learning to fly and devotes a complete chapter to an aerial sightseeing tour of the United States. The book is available on newsstands or may be ordered directly from Tower Publications. Inc.. 185 Madison Avenue. New York, N. V. ICOI6. for 60 cents plus five cents for postage and handling. The book also may be obtained at most Cessna Aircraft dealers or by writing Cessna Depurtnfent NS-7, Wichita, Kansas 67201, New Jazz Band Formed At Milford By Terry Beres e I A jazz band is being organized in Milford. The members are Tom Beer, drummer. Paul Roudabush. bass: , and Donn May, lead guitarist.
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Roderick. Flotilla golf co-chairman Chuck Cleveland and Bill Beemer, and Mike Smith.
Safe Boating Tips LAFAYETTE — Even a capsized boat can save your life, says Dick Willsey, extension safety specialist iat Purdue university. Remember, the boat will float : and can support you in the water i until rescuers arrive. Hang on to the canoe or boat to save yourself. Having a life preserver for each person in the boat is required. But wait, just having them in a storage chest or under the seat isn’t enough. Put life jackets on all small children and adults who can’t swim. You need to know more than how to start a'motorized boat to operate one safely, Willsey points out. Take a little basic training in handling, : operation and care. Learn the safe■ty rules, too. Consider the design and size of your boat — do not overi power it with too large a motor. Be careful with gasoline! Da not i smoke while fueling or handling; ' gasouine. Remember that gasoline fumes may collect in the bottom of the boat. If your boat does not have bilge ventilators, think about installing them for added safety. While wu are in a boat, stay seated — do not stand up or ciiange places while you’re in the middie of the lake. Too much movement will upset the boat.
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