The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 January 1971 — Page 6

OBITUARIES

n Karl K. McGarvey Funeral services were held Saturday at Goshen for Karl K McGarvey. 73. of r 4 Syracuse. Death was due to pneumonia and ' complications and came at 7:30 Wednesday evening. Jan 13. at Goshen hospital. Mr. McGarvey was born on ' April 8. 1897 at Goshen to Dr William and Minnie O. McGar vey. He was united in marriage hi October 1921 to Lena Battie at Kokomo and she survives A graduate of Goshen high school. Mr McGarvey was an engineering graduate of Indiana university. He became associated with the AC Spark Plug Company at Flint. Mich., in 1925 and transferred to Detroit in 1928. returning to Flint in 1952 as an equipment sales manager. He retired September 1. 1958 and returned to the Wawasee area to live 12 years ago. Mr. McGarvey was also affiliated with the Apperson Brothers Automobile Company at Kokomo. Pilot Motor Car Co., Richmond. Consolidated Oil at Princeton and Haynes Automobile Co of Kokomo before joining AC He served in WWI from 1917 19 attaining the rank of first lieutenant < He was a member of the Syracuse Wawaset* Rotary club, Goshen Elks. lietroit Athletic club, other Detroit clubs and lodges. Fellowship Masonic Lodge 490 at Flint. Scottish Rite. Valley of Detroit, Moslem Shrine Temple at Detroit and the Kosciusko County Shrine club Surviving with the widow is a cousin. Donald Alford of Boca Raton. Fla. Father James Greer and Father David Hyndman officiated and burial was m Goshen cemetery Mrs. Frank Lemmon Funeral senices were held Monday at Albion for Mrs. Ethel B Lemmon. 78. mother Os Mrs Robert (Mary) Fisher of Syjracu.se "y ■ Mrs lx*mmon died/dt 9p m Friday in Goshen hospital where she had lieeri a patient for one

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1970 Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County .

Balance FUN IIS •— Jan | Tuvnthtp t 2 lk» u 73 SO Fire Fiahtina 3J5 44 Civil .. _ .. 8 728 16 TOTAL *lllßl7B DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Sower "s Amowit TOWNSHIP FUND Tax Distribution 1970 110.743*2 Jusf.ee of Peace Docket Fees 3*7 75 Total %■ ' t >l.lll 3? DOO FUND Doo Taq Sain I Ma 00 CIVIL TWP BONO FUND Lakeland School Corp » 21.002 *1 FIREFIGHTING FUND interest from investment Acct n 885 Ta* - M. 742 28 Transfer from piann.ng Comm MO 60 Loan from Bane >0 000 00 LO*n from cum u i*t ve Acct J 500 00 Total 8 30.854 19 DISBURSEMENTS township fund CiaiuNcatron at E xpenw and Ta whom Paid Fund Na 1 Pae of Trustee A Clerical Harold C Aven S 2 CSS 00 Cyrtm.aFry 200 00 A A Pfmgst 200 00 $ 2 45$ 00 Fund N* 1 Boats Printing A Adv Reub w.thorns * 4105 lOta>t -Journal * *0 IS Gonshorn Qual.ty printer* , 81 50 Lakeland OH>c« Supply *K Audrey Mevers 30 23 S 250 25 Fund No 1 Cemetery Care Rooer W-ggs 5 50 00 Dane. Mock 50 00 Don Neer 750 00 Charles j Fisner I. W 0 00 Nathan Busch 200 00 - S 2,200 00 Fund No 4 JP Salary A Expense Christian koner S 500 00 Fuad Na 5 Other Justice at Peace Expenses United Telephone Co S 209 *7 Syracuse Postmaster — Stamps o *OO Town Os Syracuse - Rent 420 00 Audrey Mevers — Boons 7* 80 Bopps Merr l Co » 48 00 S 750 47 r 1 Fund Na. t * CtvIDMBRBO ' ,8 <0 00 Fund Nd 7 Memorial Defense i Amer can cep o« , » 150 00 Fund N* 8 Water Safety ‘8 <OOO9

I h-r.by certify that the ton-romc U a true and cornet Mat. mens ot the re.-.tpta and disbur*. ment* ot the above nam-d township that a compiet. and detailed annual report to*, th. r with all accompany me vouchers showtnst th. names of persons bavins b-.n paid mon. r by the township has b-en tiled as renuir.d by law in th. office of the Counts Auditor, and that a ropy of such annual report is tn cnsiody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said r.port is subsect io inspection by any tawpay. r of th- township Dated Dev ember 31. WTb HAKOLD C KVHX Township Ttumiv -

week. She was born in Jefferson township. Noble county, on September 7, 1892, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Belt. Her husband,. Frank Lemmon, preceded her in death on November 12,1966. She resided in the Albion community most of her life. Surviving in addition to the Syracuse daughter are two sons and one other daughter. Mrs. Jack (Edith) Miller of Ligonier. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery, Albion. Dr. Jose ; Ramirez-Olivella Funeral services were held Friday at Wakarusa for Dr. Jose Ramirez-Olivella. 71. father of, Mrs Carlos O. (Dolores) Aballi. The Aballis are former Spanish teachers in the Lakeland school system. Dr Ramirez-Ollivella died at 5:30 Thursday morning at his Mishawaka home. i A medical doctor who was allowed to leave Cuba due to illness, he came to this county in 1967 as a Cuban refugee first making his residence at Syracuse and later with the Aballis in Elkhart and then Mishawaka. He had been in failing health for five years. The doctor was born in Havana March 2. 1891 to Jose Ramirez and Dolores Olivella. On November 17.1917, he was united in marriage to Dolores Franes and she died in 1945. He was married in 1948 to Luisa Pineiro and she survives Dr. Ramirez-Olivella was in practice until leaving Cuba and a professor of gynecology at the Havana University Medical School He was a member of the Academy of Medical Science of Cuba, Medical Association of Havana, medical associations in Mexico. Chile. Venezuela. Argentina and Uruguay and the author of a number of obstetric textbooks He was a member of the Queen of Peace Catholic church at Mishawaka. He is survived by the widow) Mishawaka daughter, one other daughter of Rio Piedras, P R.: five grandchildren, and two sisters Burial was in Olive cemetery. Chester Dean Hartman Chester Dean Hartman. 67, of r 1 Pierceton, was dead on arrival at Whitley county hospital, at 7 a. m.. January 18. of heart failure, after being in failing health for the past year. He was born in Fulton county. April 25. 1903, to John and Effie (Hartman) Shriver. He resided in the Pierceton area most of his life In 1935 he was married to Alene Boyer, who survives He was a retired restaurant

Balance Receipts Disbursem- nt* Dec 32 8 1112137 I 9 476 16 8 4 089 49 684 uO 603 90 “54 OO 30 851 11 30.733 40 454 17 ' 21 022 61 19 703 72 10.02*7 03 8 63.649 11 8 60.50 c, 18 8 15.324 71 Fund Na W Other Township Expenses Steve Hearn 375 00 United Telephone Co 190 20 Mail Journal 95 75 Reub W>H<ams 8* 83 Feits S<«ns CO 3 00 WarsawOH<e Supply 2D 25 Public Employees Retirement Fund 141 84 GwsshornQuality Printers 28 90 Audrey Mevers 44 40 Wawasee Village Hardware 98 Business Equipment Co 2 90 uakeiandOHiceSuppiv 9 $5 Anderson Pamt A Supply 3*84 L*k*l*nd Jarutorai Service • 35 00 HaroidGr*»= X James Fr,- 'XX Virga Booecx WO 00 * l 5*2 44 Fund C 2 Dog Fund LOu>se Hoopenqarner S 25 00 Lawrence Butts 1 548 *0 Ray Darr 30 00 * Fund DI Civil Township Bond Fund State Bank of Syracuse 8 >9.703 72 Fund No 11 Firefighting Bureau of Motor vehicles >. 8 2 50 Ganshom Pnntmg Co 43 71 Midwest Fire Equipment *4 34 GA R Sales Cleaning Equipment 3*25 Robert Snoderger repairing office chair ISI 00 Forest Ptfmk — Painting Building *SO 00 Indiana Safety Co 24 9$ First Charter insurance 1.355 00 Village Hardware » 95 Syracuse Hardware 4* 57 Smith Electric >5 55 Town of Syracuse >4.420 *9 Larry Weaver 47 SO Larry Troup - 78 00 M.ke Price 40 00 Jerry Kern 20 00 American Fire App 494 *> K A K Truck Sales • 959 30 State Bank of Syracuse (Repay Loan: W.1M.39 Sparta Township F.re Runs 1 *OO 00 Adram Howels. Trustee Tippecanoe Two 200 00 Smith Fir* Service —T res A Wheels 5*3 54 Virginia Gilbert Eqvp > 55 Nicolai Mach Co 12 00 * 30,722 *0 I Fund No 8 Planning Commission TransferedtoF.ref.g’itngACC* 5 400 00

owner, member of Presbyterian church; Blue lodge at Pierceton; Scottish Rite, Mizpah Temple and Flying Shriners, all of Fort Wayne. Surviving with the wife are two daughters, Mrs. John (Pat) Carroll of Pierceton; Mrs. James (Rosalie) W r hite of North Webster; and six grandchildren. , Calling hours are after 2 p. m. Tuesday. At 8 pm. Tuesday evening Masonic services will be teid at the Wyman funeral home. Services will be held today (Wednesday) at 2 p.m. with Rev. Uhrick officiating. At this time the place of burial not available. Charles C. Fields Funeral services were held Saturday for Charles Chester Fields. 72. of Warsaw and brother of Mrs Paul (Elsie) Wolfe of North Webster. He passed away Thursday morning at Elkhart hospital of complications following a one-year illness. A retired brick mason. Mr. Fields was born on October 22. 1898 at Wabash, the son of Charles and Viva (Murphy) Fields. A Kosciusko county resident most of his life, he was united in marriage on September 2. 1921 to Dorothy Smith and she survives. He was a member of the Otterbein United Methodist Church at Atwood. Surviving in addition to the widow and sister are two other sisters, Mrs. Fied (Lois) Bartol of Warsaw and Mrs. Lloyd (Mary) Wolf. Elkhart. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery Wave A. Cook Funeral services were held Sunday for Wave A. Cook, 66, Columbia City business man who died Thursday evening at the Whitley County hospital. Rev. Graham Kleespie officiated at the finhl rites. Burial was in the South Park Cemetery at Columbia City. Mr. Cook was president of W. A. Cook & Sons, Inc., operating with his son. Jack, a bowling alley in Columbia City. He was also the founder and operator of the Cook Trucking company for about 30 years prior to his retirement from the firm. The bowling alley was started in 1950 and later a restaurant and lounge were added. The restaurantlounge was sold last May to Fred Clark. Jr., of North Webster and Charles Frushour ( of Syracuse. He was born at Newtown. Mo., May 23. 1904 to Lyman and Julia (Powell) Cook. He moved to the Columbia City community while still a young man and resided there continuously until his death Survivors include the tvidow, the former Blanche E. Tucker; two sons. Eugene and Jack, both of Columbia City; eight grandchildren; five great grandchildren. and one brother, Tide Cook of LaPorte. Mrs. Jean E. (Bernice) Hart Mrs. Jean E. (Bernice) Hart. 75. of Warsaw, died Tuesday, Jan 12. at a South Bend hospital where she had been a patient for several weeks. Mrs Hart was born in Washington township. August 10, 1895. daughter of Robert W. and Dora (Wagner) Orr. She was married June 29. 1917, in Warsaw. to Jean E Hart, who survives Mrs. Hart was a member of the Pierceton Methodist church. In addition to her husband she is survived by one son. Robert L. Hart of Warsaw; one daughter. Mrs. Lloyd (Betty) Smith of Leesburg; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren, one sister. Mrs. Harry (Fae) Hale of ° Anderson; three brothers. Earl E Orr of Pierceton. Rex H. Orr of Greenfield and Robert K. Orr of Detroit, Mich ■ Three brothers and one sister preceded her in death. Services were conducted Thursday at a Warsaw funeral home and burial was in the Oakwood cemetery. Rev. David P. Gasser officiated the service.

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William M. Smith William M. Smith. 80. of . Nappanee and stepfather of Mrs. LaMar jOpal) Stoops of Syracuse, passed away early Monday morning at Goshen hospital where he had been a patient for two days. He had been in failing health for three weeks. Mr. Smith was born in NewLondon, Ohio, on August 3. 1890 and was united in marriage to Claudia Snyder in 1919. She died in of 1941 and he married Bessie Walters April 1, 1959. She survives. Mr. Smith was a farmer. having retired in 1962. Surviving in addition to the widow and stepdaughter are three sons, Robert of Goshen. Richard, Goshen and Bruce of Elkhart; one other stepdaughter, Mrs. Enid Brunso of Nappanee; six grandchildren; five step-granchildren; three great-grandchildren and 10 stepgreat -grandchildren. Services were held today (Wednesday) and burial was in Violett cemetery. August (Gus) Lundquist August (Gus) Lundquist. 70. of Youngstown, Ohio, father of Rev. August Lundquist. Jr., of Syracuse, died January 13 as result of a stroke. He had been in failing health for the past two years. Surviving with the Syracuse son are the widow. Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Lawrence (Lilan) Berlin of Bristol and Mrs. David (Lucille) Dunfee of r 2 Pierceton; three stepchildren; 10 grandchildren; and eight greatgrandchildren. Services were at Youngstown, Ohio. Robert H. Davis Robert H. .Davis, 74, of r 1 Leesburg died Monday at 6 p.m. at the Veterans Administration hospital at Marion where he had been a patient since November 14. 1970. He was the son of John and Rachel (Hastings) Davis and was born July 21, 1896 at Fairmount. He was a veteran of WWI, serving with the navy. On October 30, 1924 he married Lillian Rhoades who survives. Moving from Fairmount to Kosciusko county in 1942. he was a retired farmer, past commander of the Leesburg American Legion, a member of John a C. Peterson Post 49, American. Legion, Warsaw, the 40 et 8 and the Leesburg United Methodist church. Survivors include the widow; two daughters, Mrs. James (Martha) Ross and Mrs. Richard (Mary) Higgins, both of Warsaw; and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the McHatton furneral home, Warsaw, Rev. Donald Abbey, assisted by Rev. David P. Gosser. will officiate. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery where John C. Peterson Post 49, American Legion will conduct military graveside rites. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 2 p.m. Thursday until the hour of service on Friday. CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank our relatives, neighbors, and friends for their many acts of kindness (hiring the illness and following the death of our mother and grandmother, Minnie Weimer. The understanding and sympathy expressed by calls, cards, flowers and the preparation of food — will long be remembered. May God richly bless each of you. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harman L.Z. Lambert and family O.A. Lambert and family

T~ BIRTHS MOREHEAD. Lisa Christine Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morehead, Jr., of r 1 Pierceton are the parents of their first child, a daughter. Lisa Christine, born at 1:36 p.m. Thursday. Jan. 7, at the Whitley County hospital. Lisa measured 19 inches in length and weighed seven pounds, six and one half ounces. The mother is the former Janet Leekrone. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leckrone, Sr., of r 2 Pierceton. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morehead, Sr., of r 1 North Webster. Paternal great-grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bowers of Warsaw and Mrs. Joe Roush of North Webster. MINT EAR daughter Mr. and Mrs. Pete Miniear of r 1 Leesburg are the parents of a new baby daughter born January 17 at Goshen hospital. NELSON.MichaelA.il ; Captain and Mrs. Michael A. Nelson of Fort Rucker. Ala., are the parents of a son, Michael A. Nelson, 11. bom Friday, Jan. 15, at Lyster Army hospital, Ala. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kimes, formerly of Syracuse and now of Ocala, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Nelson of Goshen. STUCKMAN, Daniel Earl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stuckman of Syracuse are the parents of their first child, a six pound eight and one-half ounce son. Daniel Earl Stuckman, Jr., bom at 7:06 Monday evening. Jan. 18. at Goshen General hospital. „ Mr. and Mrs. Ned Stuckman of Syracuse are the paternal grandparents and Mrs. Janice Firestone of Churubusco and Harry Firestone, Fort Wayne, are the maternal grandparents. Mrs. Edith Hiscuit of Columbia City is a great-grandmother. Court News Divorce Filed ~ A divorce suit has been filed in Kosciusko superior court by Charma D. Holderman, r 1 Leesburg, against James Holderman. They were married July 29, 1966 and separated December 26, 1970. Fined By JP The following people received fines recently when they appeared before Warsaw justice of peace Milo Clase: Daniel Musser, 53, Milford, $32.25 for reckless driving; Timothy Meek, 20. Leesburg, $23.25 for failure to have vehicle inspected; and Kathleen Hatcher, 18, Leesburg. $27.25 for speeding. Complaint Everett F. Ketering has filed a complaint suit against Edward LeMar Secrist Richard D. Doyle, seeking cauMllation of an agreement to develop and sell small electronic appliances under the name of Satron Electronic Development Corp., which was formed in 1967. Plaintiff asks judgments of $3,314.64 and $500; and $3,314.64 plus $2,500 in interest, in the two paragraphs. Divorce Suit Leila Snyder of North Webster has filed suit for divorce from Robert E. Snyder. The couple married February 16, 1944 and separated January 10, 1971 and there are no minor children. -Complaint The State Bank of Syracuse has filed a complaint in Kosciusko superior court against Geraldine Smith to foreclose a mortgage suit. Plaintiff seeks judgment in the amount at $9,30181 and asks that a mortgage on property described as lots in the Strombeck and Weaver Second addition. in the plat of Oak Knoll in the Sanders First Addition to Oak Knoll, be foreclosed and ordered sold to satisfy the judgment Charlei Traster of Kendallville and Samuel Larson of Syracuse called one day last week on their aunt. Mrs. Lydia Deardorff. at her south Main street home in Syracuse.

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Hospital Notes Joseph Howell of North Webster was admitted last week to Wabash County hospital, Robert D. Arnett, Sr., North Webster is a patient at Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw. Cheryl Enyeart of North Webster received emergency room treatment at Murphy Medical Center last week. Robert Williams of Syracuse is a patient at Whitley County hospital. Columbia City. Mrs. Doyle Butler, r 4 Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital last week. Charles D. Shoemaker. North Webster, was treated at Goshen hospital Wednesday evening for injuries sustained in an auto accident and admitted to Elkhart hospital. Mrs. Nelson Miles of Syracuse was admitted Wednesday to Goshen hospital. Mrs. Vernon Fawley, r 4 Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs. Harriett White of North Webster was admitted to Goshen hospital last .week. James E. Payion of Syracuse was admitted Thursday to Goshen hospital. Eddie Herman, r 2 Syracuse, was admitted last Thursday to Goshen hospital. Mrs. David Houk, r 1 North Webster, is a patient at Whitley County hospital. Columbia City. Mrs. Nellie Jones of North Webster has been transferred from Goshen hospital to Miller's Merry Manor at Warsaw for convalescence. John F. Gordy of Syracuse was admitted Friday to Goshen hospital. John A. Bryan. 213 east Pearl street, Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital Friday. Shari Anne Miller of r 3 Syracuse is a patient in Goshen hospital where she was admitted Friday. Mrs. W. R. McClure of r 2 Syracuse was released this week from Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. J. J. Connell of Syracuse is convalescing at her home following treatment at Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Dan Levemier had oral surgery Monday. Jan. 11. in Goshen hospital. She was released over the week end. Mrs. Verl Lindzy of r 3 Syracuse was dismissed from the Goshen hospital Monday after being in intensive care.o Marie Fawley of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room at Murphy Medical Center the first of the week. Mrs. Harry Phend. Milford, is a patient in the Goshen hospital where she is undergoing tests and medication Mrs. William James of North Webster is a patient in MurphyMedical Center. William James of North Webster received emergency room treatment at Miyphy Medical Center over the week end. Rhonda McGuire of North Webster received treatment in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Robyn Garr of North Webster has been dismissed from Whitley County hospital at Columbia City. Mrs. William E. Rogers of south Main street, Syracuse, is a patient in Goshen hospital. Ho Discussion On Annexation Tuesday Night (Contirrued'From Page 1) however, were covered by insurance. \ ’ I Connolly noted thKscouts will be having an event $ the scout cabin in early February and will be needing tables, therefore, it is hoped they can be replaced soon. Mrs. Frank Bates, town board member, inquired as to a dog to be impounded on west North street and was informed by officer Dale Sparklin that a tranquilizer gun is to arrive soon to be used on the stray police dog. 'Charles (Bud) Miller, whose term on the plan commission expired the last of December, was reappointed for a four year

Wed., Jan. 20, 1971 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

term. Miller was appointed several years ago to fill the term of the late Roscoe Howard. All claims were paid excepting claim 9047. The 1970 distribution report was read and noted the town had drawn $3,500 to $4,000 last year from interest on time certificates. Ordinance 71-1 was passed in regard to borrowing of funds and transfer making available monies for a newly purchased snow blade. Special Session During the special session of the town board of trustees on December 29, the following officers were appointed for the 1971 year: Orville Vanderßeyden, marshal; Harley Conrad, street, water and sewer commissioner; Harry VanHemert, building commissioner; Robert Reed, town attorney and plan commission attorney; Tom Strickler, fire chief; Carl Myrick, First assistant; Bob Penick, second assistant; Larry Weaver, captain; Joe Hughes, lieutenant and John VanLue, secretarytreasurer. At the special meeting, ordinance 70-14 was passed in-

Annual Report For Year 1970 Town Os Silver Lake, Indiana RECEIPTS (ALL FUNDS) Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1970 , 14,649.40 General property tax 25.223.97 Cigarette tax 2.851.80 ■„ , A B C Distributions 1,063.50 ' 1 Rent . 90 00 Miscellaneous receipts ' , 132.00 M V H D stributions ‘ * 5.049 81 Transfer from M.V.H. Fund . 300.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS ' . 49,360 48 DISBURSEMENTS (ALL FUNDS) Salary of Town Trustees 300.00 Salary of Clerk Treasurer 600.00 Compensation of Town Attorney 200 00 Compensation of Firemen .' 712.50 Other compensation 148.00 Communications 137 87 Heat. Light. 8. Power 3,334.44 Printing 8. Advertising 246 13 Garbageand Trash collection 2,115.00 Garage and Motor 8.00 9 Supplies 72.05 Sewer materials 64 84 -Insurance 1,530.20 Hydrant rent 5,100.00 Premium on official bonds , , 40 00 Buildings and structures \ ‘ 9 97 Equipment and maintenance 406.85 Memorial Day ". *' 25.00 Fire Truck 978 40 Salary of Street Commissioner 3,540 00 Social Security Town s share ’ 200 00 Maintenance Materials and Equipment (MVH) Z 1,085.98 Bonds Paid 1.000.00 Interest on Bonds 151.25, o . total Disbursements 22.064 to BALANCE Dec 31. 1970 , - 27.295.78 SILVER LAKE MUNICIPAL WATERWORKS RCECEIPTS (ALL FUNDS) Balance on hand Jan 1,1970 • ’ 65.067.96 Collections 26,631.78 interest 568 82 Customer Deposits 470.40 Sales Tax collected 294 56 Transfers from Operating Fund 20,001 58 • o TOTAL RECEIPTS 113,035.10 DISBURSEMENTS (ALL FUNDS) , Operating expenses 6,599.80 _ Transfers toother funds 20,118 23 Bonds and Interest » « . « 13,517 50 State Sales Tax 338 94 Customer Deposit Refunds 39 75 Customer Deposits applied 37.45 New construction 14,205.52 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 54,857 19 BALANCE Dec 31. 1970 58,177,.91 BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Bonds out Jan 1. 1970 167,500 00 Bonds retired - 5,000.00 Bonds out Dec 31, 1970 162.500 00 CHESTEEN CHAPPLE, Clerk Treasurer

Clerk-Treasurer's Report For 1970 Town Os Winona Lake, Indiana GENERAL FUND Receipts Balance January 1, >970 s 7,611 15 General Property Taxes 60,974 79 Cigarette Tax Distribution 2.368 20 State Liquor Tax Distribution 2.988 86 Federal Grant, Crime Control 840 00 Loan. Cumulative Fund 8,750 00 Trash removal, licenses, fee, A misc. '' 2.495 18 Total balance and receipts , 586,028 18 Disbursements Salary of Trustees ‘ 600.00 t Salaryof Clerk Treasurer 1,080 00 Salary of Marshal A Deputies 27,200 00 Compensation of Town Attorney 900 00 Compensation of Firemen 1.500.00 ’ Other Compensation 479 57 Communication & Transportation 1,201.99 Heat. Light. Power. A<Water 6,263.20 Printing and Advertising 612.41 Repairs to Buildings & Equipment 2-023.91 Garbage Removal J. 300 00 Other Contractual Services Garage A Motor Supplies ' „ ' Office Supplies " Other Suppl.es . 'B3 ™ insurance » •] Hydrant Rental \ ‘ “ Fire Truck Rental / ’’*l! ~ Clothing Allowance for Firemen ' i", m Subscriptions and Dues '*77 Premium on Off icial Bond ,77 77 Plan Commission . interest on General Obligation Bonds •*” 77 interest on bank Loan Retirement & Social Security • ibu uu Equipment General Obligation Bonds ,n~C! S Loan Repaid to Cumulative Fund | « 4 too Error Corrected ■ ° as at* 75 Total Disbursements , -i Balance December 31, >970 STREET FUND Receipts 1 815 46 Balance January 1.1970 ■' Gasoline Tax Distribution in *** -w *■ General Property Taxes U jOO Miscellaneous Contribution , -117*2*1 Total Balance & Receipts f Disbursements 2 *7* ca Salary of Street commissioner Salary of Employees . ™ 77 Wages of Laborers 777 *7 Repairsof Equipment 121*4 51 Street Construction *■ . Garage & Motor Supplies ™ 77 OtherSuppl.es L. 7- *' a,eria,s 3,357 77 Equipment 29.8*7 86 Total Disbursements > . ««. « Balance CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Balance January 1,1970 ’ Cigarette Tax Distributton '! interest on Investments ’ Loan to General Fund Repaid 10.000 00 Loan to General Fund 2922923 Balance December 31. 1970 sewaoeworkso(>erat|^ gfund • • Balance January I. 1970 ’’ Collections J 1'12200 Interest on Investments I 10002 72 Total Balance A Receipts ' , ? " Disbursements 15413*4 Plan’Operation o'ii» i* General Expense 7? Insurance . *')■> oc Repairs to sewer lines “ New Equipment 77? t. Engineering Services 'onn n* Transfer to Depreciation ovu v« Total Disbursements ” Balance January 1.1970 f-*” * Collections o,*«u uu Total Balance A Collections ' fu.su.xu Bond Redemption » ™ " interest on Bonds '.vox w Total Disbursements » ®”77 77 Balance December 31,1970 rnun J.sw w SEWAGE WORKS DEPRECIATION FUND Balance January 1,1970 Rece pts from Operating Fund 777^77 Disbursements Balance December 31.1970 .. T OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS AS OF DEC. 31, >*» Sewage Revenue Bonds of 1951 ’7.000 80 Genera Obligation Bonds of 1961 10,000 00 67 000 00 I. Paul Tsc better. Clerk Treasurer of the Town of Wmona Lake, Kosciusko county, ind ana. hereby certifty the above to be a true and correct statement of the receipts and d sbursementsof sa.d Town for the calendar year ending December 31,1970. ” Paul Tschetter. Clerk Treasurer / ■

structing the clerk-treasurer to pay certain claims the board meeting in 1971 and ordinance 70-15 creating an assistant sewer-water street commissioner with a salary of $6,200 per year. Harley Conrad, now convalescing at his home following his release from the hospital, was placed on one-half salary for the weeks he is incapacitated. Following adjournment, several persons were in attendance for a meeting with town board members including realtor Joe Todd and Tom Tuttle. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fox of r 1 Milford were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fox of r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Harthorn of Constantine, Mich., were Tuesday dinner guests in the home of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Williams at Syracuse. Robert Treadway of San Jcse, Calif., spent the week end with his mother; Mrs. Earl Treadway, at Syracuse and other enroute from Pennsylvania to Chicago on a business trip.

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