The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 January 1970 — Page 7

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Ot Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1969 Monroe Township, Kosciusko County

Balance FU «DS — Jan 1 . Totnshinl, 220 15 -- — 128 00 TOTALS .... 8 348 25 DETAILS OF RECEIPTS Soiree Amount TOWNSHIP FIND Tates June $ 2.930 89 Ta tea--December 800 00 ' 1 ' [Township Fund S X 730 89 DOC. FIND Dor T*X from Assessor 8 262 00 La rry Williamson 50 00 Total ( Doit Fund S 312 00 DISBI RSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FIND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Fund No. 1 • Salary. Travel Expense Office Rent A Clerical Help Alton H Boats S 1.272 50 Evelyn £ Boxes 15000 Fund No. S Books. Prtntinc A Adrcrlisina S E Merriman A- Co. 54 97 Piercetpn Post Office I SCO The Mail-Journal 10065 The? Pierceton .Press ' 100 65 Business Equipment Co 1 575

I A. r.«by certify that the forgoing is a true and comet statement of the reri-inti and disbursements cf the above named township that a complete and annual report |o«. th. r with all accompanying vouchers showing th. names of persons having b -n paid money by the township has b.-en filed as .reouir.d by law in th- office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of rurh annua!Freport is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory beard. Said riiport is sublet t to inspection by any taxpayer of the township ; ALTON H BOGGS. Trustee ■ PP * M-J

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1969 Prairie Township, Kosciusko County

! » Balance FUNDS — Jan 1 Tovnsihp - . » -33 74 Civ i Bind 2.211 22 Fir • Flght ma 366 74 Do. ?{ . —.- 331 00 Ret remioh 428 64 TOTALS 8 3.303 86 3 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Sol rei Amount . TOWNSHIP FIND T»r*> Jgne 8 189'145 Ta:iesi|-DTcemPer . 1.200.00 Totil Township Fund 83.099 45 CljilL TOWNSHIP BOND FIND Ta-esib June I 2 494 41 Tai ei|j- December. ' 1.70000 Tot|»l Civil Twp Bond Fund 84.194 4 T 'i IJRE FIGHTING FIND Tai.y June 8 1.57193 Ta' en|t lift ember 900 JJ Toil Tuition Fund B 2,471 93 DOG FUND I Dog Tax from Assessor S 249 00 . .Totx’l Dog- Fund 8 249 00 r RItRIATION I I ND •ftxr| .June 8 261 87 Total Recreation Fund 8 261 87 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FI ND f lassiflratlan as Expense and Ta Whom Paid ' . Na. I ■ . Joab [Lutes 8 340 00 John [Lutes 1 450 00 The Mail-Journal 132 06 Wartaw Tinirtl'nion (y 122 97 8 K : Merriman A Co 13 80 r Na 3 Aisle Truex 200 00 Wi Idm Deer er 125 00 Wiliam Byrer 200 00

h. r.bv rrr- 4»Ath»l thr tor-«oint M • and e&rr.cl lUUmin: ot tb» rtMMa »nd disburx.rnantx of tlw above nam>-<i townxhip. that a complete and de allied xtinuxl report to«.lh.;r with all accompanxtnx voucher* showinc the tia-Til’ ot person* hxvinc b«•• n pal’d mon.-v by' '.hr tear.ship has b'en filed a* reoufc.-d by la» in the oltice of the County Auditor, and that a copy of su. h annual report is in custody of the chairman ot the township advisory board Saldin port is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township JOHN W LUTES. Trustee

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1969 Wayne Township, Kosciusko County

■ Balance Ft WISS — Jan 1 Todnshtp- » 3H BcS Aid 20 59189 Dcd r . 1.742 45 -Fl.ii .... 2 284 50 Re creation ..... 4.688 41 TOTALS 8 29 309 39 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Sadfce • J V ■ ‘ '»n 69 * 1.724 27 ’Taalea December-June "69 5 764 99 Judß:e.e of peace Docket Feea 2.505 00 K! to C ase '.‘'ii sharae telephone 'Spaid * 154 65 II; ’ 1 .■"' “ tola) Township Fund * 10.145 91 BOND FE ND T-'-iMe v- - June * 1.242 44 1 dies December 24 459 93 ” ■_ — "To-.a: Bond Fund *35 702 37 DOG FIND DM Tax from Assessor * 49 00 s.-0-S Tax from Co Tress 1 896*0 jj’ctjrt [X>» F.* 1 94 500 FIRE FIND J «n> 69 * 1518 68 Jg, 69 22 525 67 Aajranc* Dec 1969 17,003 00 Total Flfc Fund 8 41.044 35 RECREATION FVND Jin 69 8 3 448 48 .’4i» .9 , 122.101 lie t>9 700 00 loan - Lak* City Bank » -1.500 00 liTotal Recreation Fund . 8" 6.871 49 ! j DINBI RSEMENTS DOG FIND Classification at Expense and Ta Wham Paid 13os Co Auditor, surplus jdoa fund 8 I 642 45 ■1 »|r Conrad, check doa for rabies 28 00 1W Sasso Rabies observation 900 ttKymond Heiser. ducks 167 45 Haymond Heiser. do 63 00 ifa C Frush geese 38 40 IM Sasso, do« treatment tlreiahton Bros, turkey* 30 00 'Vayne McCleary, sheep 200 00 [’[red Beyer, ducks 184 15 ■flick Loman sheep 80 00 tajnr McCleary Sheep 35 00 sck Loman. sheep 26 00 itTotal 8 3.524 45 DIBBVRSEMENTS FIRE FIND 'I Claasifkatton of Expense and Ta Wham Paid ione iFire Apparatus. rep 8 1 928 65 # A W Trunk Sal« 4 part* 275 A’ A. Diddel Ins »trucks 243 00 ft L. Schults. fire hose , 600 00 Fifers Fire Ext., recharge 67 50 to do 12 00 gmerteno Radio Service, monitor i contract 120 00 Olinger Truck Sales, rep 10 35 Safety Equip. Supp Co 17135 Sharp Hdae , chair 68 20 Warsaw Auto. Supp 1 37 <W -1 86 Wolford Asning Co. tarp 70 00 ■Ltre Hartle, labor 25 00 Russell Fifer, labor 10 OO City of Warsaw: fire contract 38.075 00 ‘ Total Fire Fund * 41.406 93 ,i| DISBVRSEMESTB SCHOOL AID BOND FI ND CtassiCleaUea of Expense and 1 Ta Whom Paid in bonds at 81.000 each 8 caujxMis at sl6 25 each 11 >sl 25 : To;al 8 41 131 35 bISBI RSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FI ND

I h»r,s» certify that the foretoins I* a true and rorr-ct statement of the rec. iota and dShurLment, of the above named township that a complete and annual report t«t. th. r with all t±Tn Mn name* of persons bavins b-~-n paid mon.-r by the township has been men as theoff.ce of the County Auditor andl mat . < toov of «Kh annual report ts th custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said r-port is subject to inspection by any taxpoy« r of the tcanship. [! EDWIN D PRATT. Trustee

Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 8 3 730 89 8 3.455 52 8 495 <l2 312.00 358 00 82 00 S 4.042 89 8 3.813 52 S 577 62 Fund No. 2 Care el Cemetery Doyle Spangle 35 00 Fund No. 6 , Fire Protection Claud Stahl Trustee o 560 00 Amer Koontx Trustee 3'«b 00 Jackson Twp. Trustee 115 00 Fond No. 7 Library Use Pierceton -Washington Twp. Library Board 360 00 Fund No. 10 Other Civil Twp. Expenses Ralph Wrigley 16 00 Farmers Mutual Relief Ass’n. 500 United Telephone Co. 55 00 James Snodgrass 25 00 Joseph Mort luO.OO Russell Farley Jr. 100 90 Dal? Beery 100 90 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classlf leaf 100 of Expense and To Whom Paid Kos Co Treasurer $ 78 00 Tony Ranso u® Keith Leckrone 250 00

j Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec 31 8 3,099,45 8 3.007 J 3 8 58 -8 4.194)41 4 125 JO 2.280'.J 2.471 93 2.040 18 798 4■< 249 0J 261 00 31*- -6 2(4 87 400 JO /'«'■: 8 10.276 66 8 9.833 21 8 3.747.4 Na. 10 General Telephone . 8? 20 Atwood Insurance Agency 3060 Atwood American Legion Aux. 10 00 Ray Williamson 100 oO James Marsh 10c- 00 - Douglas Baker 100 U 0 J Tot al » 3 007 t-j DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classifieatiwn of Expense and 3 Ta Whom Paid Kosciusko Co Auditor 8 215 80 Seward Harman 30 00 John Sumy ’ Total »2U 03 DISBURSEMENTS civil TWP BOND FUND. Classifieallan of Expense and To Whom Paid The Etna Bank 8 4.125*3 Total » 4.12 DISBURSEMENT* lIKI FIGHTING FUND ClasUfieatlon of Expense and To Whom Paid The Etna Bank 8 290 18 Kermet Creighton. Treat 1.750 00 Total * 2.040 18 DISBI RSEMENTS RH RFATION FUND < lavUflcation of Expense and To Whom Paid Gelena Jefferson 8 230 00 Forrest Bouse 2000 J Total » 406 uO

f Balance Receipts;-. Dlsbtirsem. nts Dec 31 S 10 148 91 » 7.447 33 t 1703 77 35 707 37 41 131 35 5.163 01 1.945 M 2 574 45 1 163 00 410.044 35 . 41 406 93 1,921 9? 6 871 49 11 451 46 108 44 f 85.712 13 8103.961 42 8 11.060 09 CteaslffcaUan as Expewse aad Ta Wham Raid Ralph Boice, rent JP Clase 8 6'>o 00 Dale Tucker, trus'ee oft rent 300 00 N Bruce Howe, advisory bd 150 00 John Snell, do 150 00 Ouy Hyxema do ; 150 OO Edwin D Pratt, trustee sal and expense 2.400 00 Christine Pratt, clerk 840 00 Graham. Rasor A- Harris 50 00 Ramsey Kins Mcßride A Horn 50 00 Randall Yeaser. bond JP Claae 28 00 Warsaw Ins . bond JP Neff 2100 The Mail-Journai advertise budeet and expenditures 337 17 Warsaw Times-Union, do 322 63 Leonard Supp. supp. J. P Milo Clase : . 303 70 Stamps A Supp . JP Clase 95 51 Whitcomb A co . supp trustee 69 05 Executive Oft Machine rep trustee z 9 50 Business Equip. Co . supp. trustee 5 75 Audrey Myers, supp JP Nets 4130 Warsaw Off. Supp . supp . trustee 10 90 Walter Drug Store,' supp trustee 398 United Telephone Co - 338 03 Pub Emp Ret Fund. OASI div. SOJtt Salary JP'Clase sO 00 Salary JP Neff 480 00 J C Peterson Post American Decorat'ion Day Exp 100 00 Care ot Cemetery. Earl Evans 200 00 •. J — TOtkl 8 7 447 33 DISBI RSEMENTS RECREATION FUND ClasatflraUan as Expense and Tn Wham Paid Larry W Baker baseball 8 143 19 Susan J Chin worth swtmmms 80 71 David Howett. baseball 103 42 Michael Hanns, baseball 119 97 - Susan L Howard, swimmlnc 87 88 Ronald Jensen., baseball 140 04 Thomas Johnston, baseball 357 04 Timothy Baser baseball 179 91 Phil Rlckel. baseball 189 06 Dwight Smith, do 49 32 Robert Snyder, do 225 63 Melissa Thomas swimming 90 74 Lloyd Wollman. director 916 40 James Wollman. baseball 348 08 James Webster, ass t, director 706 08 John Wicksstrom. swimming 519.02 Ronald Clase. tennis 338 43 Brent Wildaman, swimming 100 11 Rudy S-esleman. baseball 11 43 James Kingston park labor 198 96 Peggy Butts, baseball 17801 Melvin Taylor, do 56 50 Ind Motor Bus. trip to Chicago Ball Game Little League 538 00 GAG Hauling. Dirt tor Little League field s 35000 Pub Emp Ret Fund, OASI div 599 88 Federal Revenue Dept. W.Tax 887 04 Ind Dept of Revenue 116 47 Esstg Sporting Goods Store 1.639 96 Cashman s Sporting Goods 1.996 a> Ace Hardware chain 10.30 Warsaw Oft Supp 3 16 Fitch Jewelry, trophies 139 66 Warsaw Chemical, time 31 96 Open Air Market, watermelons 64 00 Fred Biankenahip. sas. summer recreation > 57.02= Freed Printing, ribbons for Little League and all awards 98 40 Total 8 11.451 46

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(Continued From Page 2> LAND O LAKES C and J Construction H Cutter Chevrolet 71 Regent Homes 6 2 G and W Pizza 6 2 Frog Tavern ' 5 3 A. Legion Post 223 5 3 Auer's Service Station 5 3 Bowen Motors 4 4 State Bank of Syracuse 4 4 Harris Funeral Homes 4 4 Pilcher’s Shoes 3 5 Dean’s Milk 3 5 Liberty Homes 2 6 Aqua Land Motel B 4 6*2 Mail-Journal 17 High Team Game: Frog Tavern 928; High Team Series: Cutter Chevrolet 2617. 600 series: D. McKibben 212-245-188—645. R. Hibschman 207-159-247 —613, D. Butler 201-226-173—600. 525 series or 200 game: V. Becker 218-579. C. Mohler 200-564, E Money 202-534. C. Davies 200527, L. Vance 561. R. Hostetter 215, T Beatty 525. N. Biddle 254569. F. Nyikos 204-209-590. TUESDAY AFTERNOON Kern Grain 49 19 American Industries 42 26 Wawasee Laundromat 38 30 Kinder Mfg. Co. 37’2304 Mock’s Marine Rentals 34 34 State Bank 334344 Cromwell Lumber 314324 Todd Realty 294384 Superior Sample 27 41 Silvetis Motors 22 46 High Team Game: Kern Grain 850 High Team Series: Kern Grain 2.472 500 Series B Ganz 517, B. Gardner 531, J. Byland 516, S. Kern 573. M. Lambert 502. 450 Series and Above: D. Johnson 483, V. Penn 458, I. Mathews 453. L. Stucky. 479. A. Gallahan 454. I. Carwile 493. B. Kline 460 200 Games. B. Ganz 225, L. Stucky 223. B. Gardner 206. 170 Games and Above: E. Ogle 174. S. Tytler 170. A. Gallahan 198. D. Thwaits 174, J. Byland. 170-183, S. Kern 198-199-176. B. Gardner 178. I. Carwile 178, B. Kline 178. M. Lambert 183. C. Roderick 170, S. Brouwer 171: FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Thwaits Grain 61 15 L. Thwaits Grain 55 21 Sleepy Owl 49 31 Pickwick Theater 474324 Audio-Visual 47 33 Louie’s Bar 46 34 Farmers Mutual Ins. 45 35 Stahley-Stillson 40 40 Frog Tavern 394404 Wawasee TV 37 43 Barth 354444 Tom Socks 35 45 Kinder Mfg. Co. 33 47 Beacon 33 47 Monsanto 31 49 Village Tap 30 50 United Tele. Co. 29 51 Lakeland Standard 224574 High Team Game: Monsanto 770 High Team Series: Pickwick Theater 1.993 500 Seres <Menb L. Welty 520, C. Eby 550. L. Vance 504. L. Byland 540. J Lowe 501. D. Price 507. L. Thwaits 526, J. Kern 532, A ’ Mousley 544, M Dorsey 519, M Carlson 562. G Field 540. B. Frenger 517. D. Zawadzke 524. D. Gardner 557. R. Hostetter 524. D. Jones 500. 450 Series and Above (Women': P. Maresh 460. L. Vance 481, F. Eby 458. Byland .483. D Thwaits

TOWN Os SILVER LAKE 19(9 FINANCIAL REPORT RECEIPTS (ALL FUNDS) Balance on hand Jan 1. 1969 8 9 204 73 Genera! Property Tax 18.138 69 Cigarette Tax 3.075 17 ABC Distributions 1.546 59 M V H Distributions h" 4.643 11 Rent 7 90 «O Refunds 90 TOTAL RECEIPTS » 35.732 29 DISBURSEMENTS (ALL FUNDS) Salary of Town Trustees » ?? Salary ot Clerk-Treasurer 600 00 Compensation of Town Attorney joooo Compensation ot Firemen w Other Compensation J" r? Communications " • 12 Heat Light A Power 3 * Printing A Advertising J® 3 Garbage A Trash Collection a Garage A- Motor *• Supplies a 11 <5 Sewer Materials o 91 9. Insurance T? Hydrant Rent * Premium on Official Bonds Memorial Day . _" Fire Truck 978 40 Salary of Street Commissioner Social Security - Town s Share I<S W Maintenance - Materials A Equipment <M V. H > L Paid on Bond 1 Interest on Bond 1 8 ,5 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 8 BALANCE m . K|c|FAl . WA „.WO.« RECEIPTS (ALL FUNDSi Balance on hand Jan. I. 1969 Collections ” Interest on investments .T ”! TT Transferred from Operating Fund *1 Transferred from Improvement Fund 1-734 ” Sales Tax Collected ~ 3 ’’ Investments cashed Yr; YY Customer Deposits 103 1b TOTAL RECEIPTS 8388.758.93 DISBURSEMENTS <ALL FUNDS) Operating Expenses • Transferred to other funds mu to Bonds A Interest Sg aa State Sales Tax Investments cashed ' xa 80 Customer Refunds & Customer Deposits Applied 36 w New Construction 126,719 sa TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 96 BALANCE DEC 31 1969 ’ . , smm *° INDEBTEDNESS , 171 wo 00 Bonds out Jan. 1. 1969 4 m Bonds retired 167 5W DO Bonds out Dec 31. 1969 CHESTEEN CHAPPLE. /

489. V. Price 455, B. Gardner 457, S. Kern 496. D. Johnson 571, E. Blakesley 473, B. Young 485, G.j Hostetter 463, B. Nyce 552, N. Kern 462. 200 Games (Men': L. Byland 232. L. Thwaits 208, J. Kern 202, A. Mousley 212. M. Dorsey 214. D. McFarland 222, R. Hostetter 206. 170 Games and Above (Women' P. Maresh 172, F. Eby 196, J. Byland 180. D. Thwaits 171, B. Gardner 170. S. Kern 182. D. Johnson 184. 190, 197. B. Zawadzke 176. B. Young 176, B. Krauter 203. G. Hostetter 182. B. Nyce 191, 183, 178, M. Dixon 173. BIRTHS OLIVER, Shonda Kay I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oliver of North Webster are the parents of a 7 pound daughter. Shonda Kay, bom at 5:01 p.m. Monday. Jan. 19. at Whitley county hospital, Columbia City. Shonda Kay has one brother. Dean Allen. 5. Grandparents include. Mrs. G. Hanky, Wolfe Lake; Robert H. Oliver. Wolfe Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curtis of Goshen. Great-grandmothers are Mrs. Glen Scott of Ligonier and Mrs. Maude Oliver. Wolfe Lake. Daughter Mr and Mrs. Leonard G. Baugher of North Webster are the parents of a daughter bom Sunday at Goshen General hospital. INTERMEDIATE MOTHERS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. E. W. Hall of Syracuse Lake was hostess for the Monday night meeting of the Junior Mothers club with 21 members and one guest. Mrs. Steve Hearn, in attendance. Mrs. C. D. Lawson and Mrs. Lowell Leer assisted the hostess. j Mrs. R. G. Silveus was elected president for the club year. Other officers are: Vice president—Mrs. W. D. Luttman Secretary—Mrs. Hubert Kirkdorfer Treasurer—Mrs. Jack Clark Membership chairman—Mrs. Fitzhugh Turner Program "chairman—Mrs. Robert Owen Project—Mrs. Robert Reed Finance—Mrs. James Hughes Social—Mrs. W. T. Jones, Jr. The next meeting on February 2 will be with Mrs. Hughes. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buhrt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldbeser, all of Milford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lutes of Nappanee. , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eisenhour of r 1 Milford has as Sunday guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Yoder and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Eisenhour, all of Goshen: Mrs. Cora Grubb of Elkhart; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burger and children of r 1 Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Max Eieenhour and son Tom; Rex Eisenhour of South Bend; and Larry Eisenhour of near Milford.* ( Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheets and family of Milford Junction and John Dittmer of Ontario. Canada, spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Fred Wuthrich. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buhrt of Milford had as their Monday caller. Fred Buhrt of Syracuse.

Court News Marriage License County clerk Bessie Himes has issued the following marriage licenses during the past several days; Jerry Joe Leiter, 19, Winona Lake, factory worker, and Beverly Jean Rassi, 18, r 1 Milford. IBM key puncher. Teddy Von Davis. 23. r 1 Milford, Sudlow Pier Shop, and Betty Ann Vanator. 18. r 2 Leesburg. Thornburg Drug Store. Harvey A. Miller, 26, r 1 Bourbon, factory worker, and Barbara Ann Mullet. 20, r 2 Milford, factory worker. A marriage license has been issued to Larry Eugene Mast, 20, 136 East Boston, Syracuse, factory employee and Rita Joan Platz. 17, 800 east Lincoln ave. Goshen. Jailed Phillip Ratcliff. 40. of r 2 Milford was jailed Thursday by deputy sheriff Alan Rovenstine on a Kosciusko circuit court body attachment. Disregarding Traffic Signal John Kilmer. 25, of r 2 Milford was fined by jp Milo Clase in jp court $27.25 for disregarding an automatic traffic signal. Krauter Estate The total appraised value of the estate of the late Ernest Krauter of Milford, who died January 30, 1969, is set at $18,575.90. Heirs are his widow, Emma Krauter; five sons. Floyd. Wayne and Nelson of Elkhart. John of Coburg, Ont., and Paul of Bristol; and three daughters. Laura Mishler and Martha Schlosser, both of Phoenix. Ariz., and Marie Smith of New Paris. File Divorce Suit Judith Lee Bause of North Webster has filed a divorce suit in Kosciusko superior court against Robert Brooks Bause. Jr. The couple was married October 31, 1961, and separated January 2, 1970. The plaintiff seeks custody of two minor children. File Civil Suit A civil suit has been filed in Kosciusko superior court by the Economy Fire and Casualty Company of Chicago, against Edward E. Anderson, doing business as Anderson Paint and Supply, r 4 Syracuse. A judgment in the amount of $2,859.03 is being sought. Complaint to Foreclose North Webster Lumber, Inc., North Webster, has filed a complaint to foreclose a mechanics lien in Kosciusko superior court against Michael R. Hernicz of Osceola, seeking a judgment in the amount of $3,500. The plaintiff asks that a mechanics lien be foreclosed and property described as lot 18 in the first addition of Potawatomi Heights at Syracuse be. sold to satisfy the judgment. Judgment Awarded A judgment in the amount of $2,900 has been awarded in Kosciusko circuit court to Wayne Cooperative Milk Producers. Inc., Fort Wayne, on a complaint on account suit filed against Leon and Ailene Vance of Syracuse. Appraise Howe Estate The estate of the late Omer W. Howe of r 3 Syracuse has been apprised at $1,692.21 in probate court. Mr. Howe died February 5, 1969. Heirs are two sisters, Anna H. Youngs of r 4 Goshen and Clara M. Line of Taft. Calif., and a nephew, Harvey Shoemaker of Indianapolis. Name Administrator Lucille M. Poynter of Syracuse has been named administrator of the estate of her husband, the late Raymond C. Poynter who passed away December 20, 1969 The estate is estimated at $5,000 in real estate and SSOO in personal property. Pays Fine Dennis Lewallen, 23, r 1 North Webster, paid a S3O reckless driving fine in Warsaw JP court. Placed On Probation Jessie L. Streby, 19. of r 3 Syracuse, Dewart Lake, has been placed on probation to the Syracuse police department for six months and court costs and fines were suspended Saturday morning following an appearance before justice of the peace Chris Kober Saturday morning. He was also ordered to make restitution of stolen items after admitting to breaking in to the Syracuse Iron and Metal Company and taking batteries, tires, radiators and a number of other items and selling them to the Fleischauer Junk Company in Syracuse. Speeding Fine Richard A. Larimer, 22, r 2 Syracuse, paid a fine of $27.25 in Goshen city court Monday, for speeding 55 miles per hour in a 40-mile zone in Goshen.

Best Fishing Tale Concerns Earl Money The best fishing tale to come off the ice so far this winter happened to our local resident conservation officer on Lake Wawasee. Here is the way his story goes. Flags on two tip-ups popped up at the same time. After trying in vain to reel in number one. he goes to number two and finally lands a beautiful 10-pound pike, so he says. Laying the unhooked pike on the ice. he hurriedly returns to hole number one where he again struggles to bring his line up believing his fish is caught in some seaweed. Finally he brings up an empty hook. But, believing one fish is better than none, he returns to his landed pike only ta discover that it is gone. Realization dawns on him. Mr. Pike had been hooked twice and he had been pulling it back and forth under the ice! Hospital Notes TO UNDERGO EYE SURGERY Kathy Steffen. Milford junior high 7th grader and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Steffen of Milford, is at Riley hospital, Indianpolis. where she will undergo eye surgery on Wednesday, Jan. 21. She is expected to be home in about a week. Her address is; Kathy Steffen. Riley Hospital, 1040 W? Michigan street, Indianapolis, Ind. 46207. Roger Barton of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. George Villarreal of r 1 Milford was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center last week. Mrs. Edna Krantz of Milford was transferred from Goshen hospital to Elkhart hospital Friday. Mrs.Bussell (Helen) Homan of Waub£e Lake was returned to her home from the Goshen hospital January 15. after being there since September 30. Mrs. Charles Myers of Syracuse underwent surgery in the Goshen hospital January 16. Mrs. Robert Wolfe of r 1 Leesburg was dismissed from Whitley County hospital over the week end. Mrs. Lunettie Teeple of r 1 Leesburg was dismissed : from the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mrs. Gene May was treated in the emergency room of MurphyMedical Center over the week end. Eric E. Cobum, 14. son of Mr. and Mrs.. Billy Coburn of Syracuse was dismissed from Murphy Medical center, Thursday, following treatment for several days for an injury sustained during a school function. Mrs. Dorothy Baer of Syracuse was admitted to Wabash hospital. Miss Linda Fishbaugh of r 1 North Webster was admitted to Murphy Medical center, Thursday, following a three-vehicle accident in Warsaw. She was dismissed over the week end. Mrs. Ben Crews. Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Friday, where she had been a patient for several days undergoing tests and observation. ’ Vem Brinkman. Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Leonard Livingood. r 3 Syracuse was* released from the Goshen hospital Friday. Leo Thompson of Wakarusa and Ogden Island. Syracuse, has been released to his Wakarusa home following surgery on January 2 in Elkhart General hospital. Kaleel Juday, father of Mrs. James Butt of Syracuse, is in room 389 following major surgery’ at Elkhart General hospital. Mrs. Larry Scheuer of Syracuse was released to her home Tuesday morning following leg surgery at Goshen hospital on Friday. FIRE CALL ATVyLACTOS The Syracuse fire department responded to a call around 3 p.m., Tuesday, when a fire developed in a bin at VyLactos on the south edge of Syracuse. The fire was brought under control shortly with no damage estimated. Mrs. LaVada Dean, has returned to her work in the License Branch following an illness Former manager of, the branch, Mrs. Max Ganshom, filled in while she was off.

Wed.. Jan. 21. 1970 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Servicemen’s News V- siHL bi l s W ■ a 4 ne

Distinguished Flying Cross For Clingaman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clingaman. Lake Wawasee. just received word that their son. Capt. Ronald L. Clingaman. has been given the Distinguished Flying Cross for meritorious service over Viet Nam the past year. He also received 16 air medals for-service in Southeast Asia while stationed at Übon Air Base in Thailand. Capt. Clingaman flew 225 missions over Viet Nam including 80 over North Viet Nam before the bombing was halted. Capt. Clingaman and his family spent the Christmas holidays with the Clingamans here at Syracuse. Capt. Clingaman is now returning for anothef tour of duty in Southeast Asia and again will be stationed in Thailand. He will be at Korat RTAFB. He is serving as aircraft commander of F4E Phanton 11. Capt. Clingaman is a graduate of North Side High School in Fort Wayne and graduated from Purdue with a B.S. degree in Industrial Management in 1966. His wife Reba and daughter Renee remain in Tucson, .Arizona. John Myers Completes Schooling In Florida PENSACOLA, FLA.—Navyensign John R. Myers, son of Mr.and Mrs. Donald F. Myers of 701 S. Main St., Ligonier, completed the flight systems sctrogl, at naval aviation schools command at naval air station. Pensacola, Fla. His training included basic aerodynamics. aviation physiology, naval air operations, air navigations, powerplants and accessories, physical fitness and swimming. He will now proceed to the next phase of training in the naval aviation program. David Arnold, 20, Escapes Injury In Auto Accident David Arnold, 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Arnold of West Emeline street. Milford, narrowly escaped injury at about 11 p.m. Sunday when he lost control of his 1970 Maverick and upset. The car was thought to be a total loss. He sustained minor cuts above the right eye, according to his father. The accident occurred on old road 15 when young Arnold was enroute home from visiting a friend in Leesburg. The car flipped over, landing on its top, then flipped again, coming to rest on its wheels. State trooper James Risner investigated. CUB PACK TO MEET AT NORTH WEBSTER There will be a Cub Pack meeting. Monday, Jan. 26. at 7 p.m. in the North Webster school cafeteria. Any interested boy, eight years old, is urged to join. VCANCEL SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING The potluck supper meeting of the Turkey Creek Senior Citizens of Syracuse scheduled for Thursday evening has been cancelled due to illness and cold weather. Mr. and Mrs. Cable Lane, Kale Island. Lake Wawasee, called on Mrs. Larry Scheuer of Syracuse, in the Goshen hospital Sunday afternoon.

COLD WEATHER JUST WON'T GO AWAY! Sub-zero weather just doesn't seem to want to go away. Early morning reports this morning came in with varying degrees of cold, with the lowest reported at 14 degrees below zero by Harlan Gardner, who resides on the MUford-Syra-cuse road. A week ago it was below zero, then at week's end weather mitigated, but—and you can believe us!—it’s with us again.

Calvary Church Youth To Hold Paper Drive The youth fellowship of Calvary United Methodist church. Syracuse, is having a paper drive this Saturday. Jan. 24. starting at 8:30 a.m. Members of the group and adult conselors will pick up newspapers, magazines, etc., from homes and businesses in the Syracuse and Wawasee area. They also will pick up discarded IBM cards from any business in the area. Persons wishing to get rid of papers and magazines are asked to put them out by the street or road and anyone who can not do. so or lives outside the city limits and wish to.give shoidd contact one of the group or Robert D. Hamman, senior youth chairman. x Junior Mothers Club Elects Officers Mrs. Frank Stefanski entertained Monday night for 21 members of the Intermediate Mothers club of Syracuse and elected to offices for the year were: President —Mrs. Ashley Hawk Vice president—Mrs. Robert . Searfoss Secretary-treasurer—Mrs. Edward Napier Program chairman—Mrs. Maurice Lung Social chairman —Mrs. Stefanski Membership chairman—Mrs. Earl Money Project chairman—Mrs. Ralph Clingaman and scout cabin representative—Mrs. Roy Miller. Jr. Co-hostesses for the evening were, Mrs. Money and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Clingaman will be hostess for the February 2 meeting. Damages Amount To SBOO In Accident Slippery roads were, blamed for a car-truck accident last Wednesday at the intersection of C.R. 35 and the Fish Lake road, five miles east of Goshen. H. W.' Lantz, 42, r 1 Syracuse and coowner of Middlebury Church Furniture Co., was unable to stop the company truck at the intersection due to slippery roads. Lantz’s northbound 1969 truck then collided with a westbound 1966 Chevrolet driven by Vernon Nisley, 41 of r 1 Lagrange. Nisley escaped injury but the front of his car was damaged SSOO. Lantz, suffered a bruise to the forehead and S3OO damages to the windshield and right rear of the truck. FIREMEN ANSWER MORNING CALL Syracuse firemen responded to a call at 8:50 this morning, Wednesday, at the Joseph Hughes home on the south edge of town when a fan belt broke on a car causing it to overheat.

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