The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 March 1971 — Page 13

North Webster

By MRS. F.R. (DELIGHT) SPEARMAN

Appeal For Blood Exceeds Goal The 20th anniversary bloodmobile visit of the American Red Cross was highly successful. The quota was over subscribed and several donors were asked to give when the unit comes for the next visit. There were students from' Wawasee high school who were willing to give blood but were not 18 years of age as required They were there to help Carl White of North Webster, who is to undergo open-heart surgery on March 10 at the Cleveland Clinic at Cleveland. Ohio. There were also students and persons from as far as Albion and Lafayette in a group of 70 making donations for Mr. White. Mrs. Mervin Wagoner of North Webster received a four gallon pin. Recruiter Elenore Enyeart, who was also a doner, is national security officer of the North Webster American Legion Auxiliary and is in charge of blood needed for Mr. .White. She received her two gallon pin in July of 1970. Aaron Hinesley, Tippecanoe township Red Cross representative, was a donor Mrs. Earl Teghtmeyer was in charge of the hospital and nursing home volunteers A total of 187 pints of blood was donated Mrs Inez M Devenney, a 10 gallon donor, is the executive director of the county Red Cross chapter. She states the next visit of the bloodmobile unit will be March 23. f -NWHospital Notes Mrs Bertie F Moser of North Webster has been admitted to the Goshen hospital. —NWMiss Rinker On Dean's List At Anderson College Miss Cindy Rinker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thurman E Rinker of North Webster and a graduate of Wawasee high school is on the dean's list at Anderson college She is a sophomore majoring in elementary education She is also a member of the scuba club The scholarship recognition at the Church of God liberal arts school requires a 3 0 average, based on a 4 0 scale.

PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION Sale every Friday —7 p.m. sharp mile south of Syracuse on road 13, across from bowling alley. Merchandise of all'descriptions — new and used. GREER AUCTION COMPANY r 3 box 2-A Syracuse ' Phone: 457-3607 , LEONARD H. GREER, auctioneer REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE NO DOWN PAYMENT $15,750 On Your Lot 1,050 Sq. Ft Living Area 3 Bedrooms Carpeted Central Heat Automatic Water Heater Range & Refrigerator Bay Window Beautiful Kitchen Cabinets Washer & Dryer Connections Quality Construction By—- — REALTY INCORPORATED We Have Model* To Show!I~ We Have Many New Homes Ready For Your Inspection Lake Wawasee, Wawasee Heights, Indian Gardens and Other Building Sites Call For Appointment - Don Runge 457-4341 or 856-2767 KINDER REALTY, Inc.

North Webster Parents Hear Os Daughter's Safety Mr. and Mrs. Mervin (Helen) Wagoner were very happy when their daughter Linda called them and said she and her husband Don Shepherd and son, Jeffrey, were safe after the earthquake. Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd live in Los Angeles, Calif., the center of the earthquake. They said their home looked like a storm had struck as ‘ things’’ were thrown all around, but actual little damage had been done. Their biggest problem was in trying to get pure water. —NW—WSCS Ladies Circle To Meet The Lydia Circle of the Methodist WSCS will have their next meeting on Tuesday, March 9, at the home of Mrs. Douglas Fightmaster, r 2 Leesburg, at 1:30 p.m. - Everyone is invited. —NW— Harry Baugher In Accident The car of Harry B. Baugher, 78, North Webster, collided with the auto of Herbert L. Dahlquist. 26. Pierceton, on east Center street near the Argonne road intersection in Warsaw this week. Damage was set at $45 to the Bahgher car and no damage was reported to the Dahlquist auto. —NW—MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSVED The following persons have been issued marriage licenses: Steven Douglas Angel. 23, r 1 North Webster, truck driver; and Becky Ann Mores, 18. North Webster, unemployed. Robert Allen Stiffler. 23, r 1 North Webster, parts manager; and Joy Leone Warner, 25, r 8 Warsaw, teacher —NW—REALTORS ATTEND RECENT MEETING Local realtors Aaron Hinesley. Dick Riedel and Ron and Helen Lake of the Warsaw Board of Realtors attended a board meeting at the Marrott Hotel in Indianapolis recently. J The speaker was Delay Wylan of Charlotte. N. C , chairman of

NAREBS “Make America Better Committee” who gave ideas and outlined activities concerning fighting crime, drug abuse and juvenile delinquency. Those in attendance were urged to encourage the 61 boards through out the state to participate in the new program. The “Lite Night” program has also been suggested to reduce burglaries and fight crime which has plagued many areas in Indiana. -NWCelebrate 50th Wedding / Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Hollace Barrett of Boswell, parents of Joe M. Barrett of North Webster, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, Feb. 28. in their home. They are the parents of 12 children, all of whom were present. One came from California and another from Texas for the celebration. They also have 39 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. - NW—CELEBRATE TWO BIRTHDAYS Jacob Krouse, whose birthday was February’ 28, and Mrs. Krouse, whose birthday will be March 11, had a double birthday party at their home on Secrist Lake. There were over 30 in attendance. including five children, 17 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. —NW—SISTERS HAVE DINNER RECENTLY Mrs. Ermal Vanator entertained at her Secrist Lake hqme with a dinner for her three sisters. A phone call was made to an aunt, Mrs. Harley Smith, 81, Long Beach, Calif. The sisters were concerned for her safety following the earthquake. She informed them she had been at her cabin in the desert and missed it all. i Mrs. Vanator’s sisters are Mrs. Alice Wolf. Mrs. Itha McGuron and Mrs. Lester Pfiester of Columbia City. —NW— Camp Fire Group Discusses Ceremonial By PATRICA BROCK The Ta Wa A O Wa Camp Fire group met last Wednesday at the scout cabin in Syracuse with president Shelly Harting presiding. There was a discussion and explanation session on honor beads A ceremonial for April was planned with the girls to make invitations for the ceremonial using at least six symbols. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford were Sunday dinner guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mishler of Nappanee TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HELP WANTED — Filling station attendant. Prefer older or retired man Full or parttime. Apply in person. No phone calk please Gas for Less, across from Wawasee Bowl, road 13 south, Syracuse, ask for Leonard Greer SMALL BROWN DOG found at Waubee lake beach. Call 6584974.

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Jon Roberts Learns Os Dairy Herds In Panama

Buenos dias Amigos, de Panama, Just a few days ago I arrived at the home of my final host family in Panama. In talking with them I learned they had a dairy herd of 32 cows on their farm. Immediately they asked if I would like to go along to milk the next morning. I said that I woud be more than glad to help. At 5 a.m. the next day my host father woke me and said it was time to go milk. After a quick breakfast, my host brother and I started off on horseback .with some milk cans. My father said he would take the short cut across the fields and have things started before my host brother and I arrived. After an hours ride along the road and through one field, we arrived at the farm where the cows were. All I saw was a corral

From th* Service a RECEIVES SILVER WINGS — U.S. Marine Corps second lieutenant Douglas A- Miller, son of Ned R. Miller. 533 Center, Warsaw, has been awarded his silver wings upon graduation from a U.S. air force pilot training course at Vance AFB, Okla. The lieutenant is being assigned to Beaufort marine corps air station. S.C. A 1965 graduate of Mishawaka high . school, he received his commission and B.S. degree from the U.S. naval academy. His wife, M. Jeanette, is the daughter of U.S. air force major and Mrs. C. E. McCarthy, 2221 S. 13th, Niles, Mich. Named Squadron Officer At Academy U.S AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colo. — Cadet John R. Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Kramer of 131 N. Shore Drive, Syracuse, has been named a squadron administrative officer with the rank of cadet first lieutenant at the U.S. air force academy. Cadet Kramer, a member of the class of ‘7l, was selected for his leadership ability, academic achievement and military performance. The cadet will be commissioned a second lieutenant and awarded a B.S. degree upon his graduation from the academy. Michael Stump Receives Medal DA NANG, VIET NAM - Sergeant; Michael J. Stump, 22, son of Ms- and Mrs. Eldon L. Stump, r Y New Paris, recentlyreceived the Army Commendation Medal near Da Nang, Viet Nam

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full of cattle- and some calves outside. My host father and hired man had already started milking. I wondered aloud how they held the cows still for milking. My host brother smiled and told me to wait and see. When I went into the corral. I saw just how it was done. First, they let one calf at a time in the corral to go to its mother. Then as the calf started to suck, they tied the back legs of the cow together to keep her from kicking. After that they put a rope around the neck of the calf and tied it to a front leg of the cow. Then all that was left to do was to put the bucket under the cow and start milking. After all 32 cows were milked, I asked my host father if he did it the same way in the evening. He told me that although some of the

The medal was awarded for meritorious service. Such service can be over an extended period of time or for outstanding achievement in a single situation. In either case, the recipient must have demonstrated skills and dedication far above the average. Sgt. Stump received the award while assigned as a communications center supervisor in the 270th Signal Company. He entered the Army in April 1968 and was stationed in Germany prior to his arrival in Viet Nam. The Sergeant, whose wife, Glenna, lives on r 1 Rome City, is a 1967 graduate of New Paris high school. Steven Price On Nuclear Attach Carrier USS ENTERPRISE — Navy petty officer third class Steven R. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R. Price of 404 Second. Ligonier, is now serving aboard the nuclear aback aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, which is currently cruising around South America en route to Alameda, Calif. Land Contractors' Workshop Held In Fort Wayne Earthmoving and drainage contractors from 13 counties met recently in Fort Wayne. The twoday workshop was sponsored by the Soil Conservation Service and the Indiana Land Improvement Contractor’s Assn. The two-day program included an explanation of the conservation needs of Northeastern Indiana and how to use Soil Survey information. Drainage contractors and earthmoving contractors participated in a field problem of sun-eying and field layouts. The group was acquainted with the policies and specifications for ACP cost-sharing practices, or the new REAP program. A presentation on clay title and plastic tubing installations was given, also a review of Soul Conservation Service specifications for farm ponds, open ditch drainage, erosion control, structures, terraces and sod waterways. Contractors attending from Kosciusko county were Max Mon tel. Bill Smith and Pete Minear - also attending were; Joe Wilson, district conservationist, and Carl Diehl, conservation technician, both of the Warsaw Soil Conservation Service office. — 4 A fellow who can’t lead and won’t follow makes a dandy roadblock.

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more modem dairies in Panama milk twice day, he had found that his cows gave the same amount in one milking as they did in two. Also, in this way the calves can have the rest Os the milk the cow produces during the morning. The calves are separated from the cows around two o’clock in the afternoon. Thus, no extra feed has to be purchased for the calves and there is no time involved in feeding them. My host brother and I then loaded the milk cans on our horses and took them to the road where immediately a truck came to pick them up. I was told that the milk would be in the processing plant by 9 a.m., just a few hours after it left the cow. Hasta lleugo, Jon Roberts

Local Holstein Has Half Ton Butterfat Record BRATTLEBORO. VT. - The 3,072 d yearly production record exceeding a half ton of butterfat has been completed by a registered holstein cow, C Norhurst Citation Jenny 7203761 (VG), owned by Dr. G. W. Snider and Mike Jones, Maple Manor Farms. Milford. The Indiana Holstein’s official record of production totalled 26.030 lbs. of milk and 1,016 lbs. of butterfat in 305 days. She started her lactation at the age of seven years and was milked twice daily. “Jenny” was bred in the herd of W. R. Peters and Son, New Liskeard. Ontario, Canada. She was sired by Roafe Citation R 1492073 (VG). You cannot antagonize and persuade at the same time. LEGALS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Warsaw Community Schools Cor poration, Warsaw, Indiana, acting by and through its Board of School Trustees, will receive sealed bids for three thousand (3,000) gallons Blacktop Seal for the School Corporation. The sealed proposals will be received in the School Administration Building. East Main Street, Warsaw. Indiana, until 100 p.m E.S.T. on Friday, March 12, 1971. Sealed proposals will be opened at that time Any proposals received after that time will be returned unopened Each proposal will be properly and completely executed on State Board of Accounts Form No. 95 (including non collusion affidavits) and be accompanied by a bid bond or certified check in the amount of not less than 5 per cent of the total bid. Detailed and additional provision, con ditions, and specifications are on file in the office Os the Business Manager Responsible bidders may obtain specifications upon application to the Business Manager of the Schools The Warsaw Community Schools Cor porat'pn reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any informalities and or irregularities in any proposals Dated this 17th day of February, 1971 Board of School Trustees By: Winnifred Cluen, Secretary ✓ MJ—F24&M3 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Warsaw Community Schools Cor poration. Warsaw, Indiana, acting by and through its Board of School Trustees, will receive sealed bids for Construction of Four (4) Tennis Courts and Asphalting areas for the School Corporation. The sealed proposals will be received in the School Administration Building. East Main Street. Warsaw, In diana. until 100 p.m. E.S.T. on Friday., March 12, 1971. Sealed proposals will be . opened at that time. Any proposals received after that time will be returned unopened Each proposal will be properly and completely executed on State Board of Accounts Form No 95 (including non collusion affidavits) and be accompanied by a bid bond or certified check in the amount of not less than 5 per cent of the total bid Detailed and additional provision, con ditions. and specifications are on file in the office of the Business Manager Responsible bidders .may obtain specifications upon application to the Business Manager of the Schools The Warsaw Community Schools Cor« poration reserves the right to reject any or ail proposals ano to wave any informalities and or irregularities in any proposals Dated this 17th day of February. 1971 Board of School Trustees By Winnifred Cluen. Secretary MJ-F 24&M3 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Warsaw Community Schools Cor poration, Warsaw. Indiana, acting by and through its Board of School Trustees, will receive sealed bids for Six Hundred (400) Lmeal Feet of Eight (8) Foot Chain Length Fence. Six (4) Comer Posts. Fifty four (54) Lme Posts and Two (2) Four (4) Foot Gates for the school Corporation The sealed proposals will be received in the School Administration Building, East Mam Street. Warsaw. Indiana, until 100 p m EST. on Friday, March 12.1971 Sealed proposals will be opened at that time Any proposals received after that time will be returned unopened ( Each proposal w<n be properly and completely executed on State Board of Accounts Form No 95 (including non collusion affidavits) and be accompanied by a bid bond or certified check m the amount of not less than 5 per cent of the total bid Detailed and additional provision, conditions. and specifications are on file in the office of the Business Manager Responsible bidders may obtam specifications upon application to the Business Manager of the Schools The Warsaw Community Schools Cor poration reserves the right to reject any or an proposals and to waive any informalities and or irregularities m any proposals Dated this 17th day of February, 1971 Board of School Tr us tees By: Winnifred Cluen. Secretary MJ—F24 4 M 3 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will, at 10 a m on the 14th day of March. W7l at the Clerks Office, Court House m the City (or town) of Warsaw. Indiana in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named persons, requesting the issue of the ap pl.cant, at the location hereinafter set out of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and win. at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety of issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the premises named Harold J. & Barbara J Giadievx. dba Sports inn Tavern. (Restaurant) Beer, liquor. 8. wine retailer. Highway 15. South West Comer. Leesburg. Indiana SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PAR TICIPATION IS REQUESTED Indiana Alcoholk Beverage Commission By MAX H BRATTEN E xecut ive Secretary JOHNR SMOCK Chairman

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 7:30 P.M. on the 29th day of March. 1971, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the ex traordinary emergency existing at this time Amount General Fund 5-41 Interest ‘ 53,400.00 Park Meter Fund 20-11 Salaries & Wages 4,200.00 20 51 Insurance 500.00 20 54 Clothing Allow. 100.00 20 640A51 200.00 55,000.00 Fire Pension Fund Pension Ret 300.00 Prem on Off Bond - 10.00 $ 3f0.00 Police Pension Fund Prem on Off. Bond $ 10.00 Total $8,920.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the state board of tax commissioners, which board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the county auditor's office of said county, or at such other place as may be designated At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional ap propriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the county auditor When and where such hearing will be held. HELEN JOAN KINDLE, CLERK TREASURER City of Warsaw, Indiana 4 MJ—F. 24 M 3 LEGAL NOTICE OF INTENT OF PROPOSED STATE ROUTE IMPROVEMENT Notice is hereby given that on February 12, 1971, the Indiana State Highway Com mission received from the Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation, corridor design approval on a grade separation structure over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks on SR 15, about 125 miles north" of Milford in Kosciusko Cftunty. It is therefore the High way Commission's intention to advance the undertaking as proposed It is now recommended that the new structure be repositioned about 60 feet to the east of the present site Gross project length, including 24 foot wide roadway approach pavements, will involve a distance of 0.7822 mile on adjusted grade in a wider right ofway corridor Current plans call for County Road 1350 North to be relocated about 200 feet farther south, so as to-provide increased vehicular visibility and avoid disturbing nearby residential buildings Construction is anticiapted in the 1973 season. Information developed in support of the planned improvement is available for public inspection and copying at any time in the office of the Highway Commission's Plan ning Information Manager, 1205 Indiana State Office Building, Indianapolis. This notice is published in compliance with the Federal Highway Administration's Policy and Procedure Memorandum 20 8 of INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION Ruel W. Steele, Chairman Commissioners Allowances. The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Com missioners at their meeting on the Ist of March, 1971. Bessie I. Himes 900 00 Lawrence Butts ' 900 00 Wm. E. Ellis 900.00 E Mazie Alexander 720 00 David E Andrews 900.00 Charles M Brower 901.83 Arthur L Moser MD 337 50 Carl T Zirhmer 765.00 Garold RHorrick 525 00 R. Steven Hearn 125.00 Gene B Lee 500.00 Doris L. Camden 644.83 David M. Harshbarger X 397.50 Paul J. Grimme 795.00 William C Reneker 646 66 Jean L. Smith 494 66 Allan A. Rasor 500 00 LoisM. Coppes - 574.16 Ruth McCleary 108 33 Charles J. Menzie 108-33 Ralph Oyler 108.33 C. L. "Tim " Rovenstine 106.33 Merl Wertenberger 108.33 Ray O Eckert 108 33 J. Norman DeGood ~ 106.33 Frederick W. Gilliam 315 00 Glenn N Lowman 315.00 Maurice Dorsey 315 00 Edith B Beltz 450 00 Ethna Scott 433 33 Princess Marie Frush 391.64 Frances Noble 366 66 N. Jean Mess more 350.00 JeanTuka 254.20 Kathryn Teel 450.00 Hazel Harman 433 33 Mary Beth Miner 391.44 Catherine B Gonya ' 366 66 OlgaTusing 350 00 F Bonita Freeman 39166 Margaret E Garman 375.00 Janet Wise 222.80 Mariorie Cautfman 178 20 Evelyn Adams 182 00 Idlee Armey 450 00 Phyllis Munson 433 33 Rita Miller 39166 Lucille McCleary 366.66 Margaret Menzie {350.00 Nancy Belcher *J6 66 Ruth HoppuS 4S6ipO Helen Goshert *3B 33 Roger Fellows 598733 Stanley B Holderman 573 66 Ronald Robinson 550 00 H. Earl Boggs 416 66 Bernard T. Minear 550.00 Loren Melton 500.00 David F Rieder 450 00 Avis B Gunter 450.00 Iva L Carpenter 433 33 Alice R Randels 39166 Thelma J. Leedy 378 33 Bernice Graham 204.00 J Marilyn Phillips 96.00 Virginia Spry 192 00 Helen R Baker 396 00 Barbara J Easttund 252 00 Duane Kime 384 00 Cynthia A Fry 312.00 Shirley Connolly 192 00 Billie F Andrews 283 33 Richard F Mikel 383 33 Henry Hack worth 548 33 Ralph Whitesell 535.00 Beatrice Weller 196.16 Edward B Funk 316.66 Milo Clase 50 00 Maxine Clase 18.75 B James Baker 833 33 Janet Clay 52.00 George A Nye 416 66 Robert L Rasor 330 00 Freeman Pence 360 00 United Tel Co . 713 12 A E Boyce Co Inc 2,325 *0 Business Equip. Co. 304.11 Plymouth Clean Towel 31.90 Waddell Print. Co 1.013.75 Warsaw Offc Supp 168.25 Leslie E Haney MD 7 50 A M Corp 12 95 Bankers Disp Corp 4.40 Ginter Electric 3.00 Kodak A £ 200 102 00 New York Assess. Supp. Co. 17.43 Bledsoe Buick Pontiac 13132 Crum Garage 98 95 Ford's Auto Supp 16 50 Monteith Tt* Co 2 00 Motorola Com. & Elect. Inc. 34.70 Swanson Sery 175 David E Andrews 462 15 Gast Fuel A Serv 259 00 Shell Oil Co - 40 79 Texaco inc - 1175 Pitney Bowes. Inc. 21.33 Bartel Print. Co 22 80 Dale Van Dine 24.00 Sunny Shicks Camera Shop 173 95 Lincoln Graphic Corp 20 35 Ind. Univ. Med Centr. 75.00 Carl T. Zimmer 62.00 Bus Retmier's Vai Gde. 713 02 The Blue Book 208 00 Garold Horrick 48 40 Smith Corona Marchant 72 00 R Steven Hearn 355.71 Gene B Lee 80 00 Allan A Rasor 40 00 Thomas A. Edison mq Howard's Lawyers Co Op 5,70 West Pub Co 24 „ Dictaphone 206.00 Pucketts Case ” *1 N I P 5 Co 722 ’ 7 Sewage Tr Ofc * " Water Utilities ” 40 '

Sharp Hdw. Co. , 70 Lake City Wholesale sq w Sanco Prod. Co. Inc. Termite & Pest Cont. 5 go Johnson Lbr. Yd 5x70 Johnson Serv. Co. 883.90 Wayne R Johnson 480.00 Miller 8, Sons Lbr. Co. 14.74 Millington Bros. 5 gg Natl. Clock Co. 40.00 Wholesale Elect. Serv. Inc. 3743 Corr. Prod. Inc. 126.70 Simon Bros. Inc. 78.75 The Wis. Co. 37 jg Coverall Rent. Serv. 40'75 Dyna Kleen Serv. 99 12 Warsaw Dry Cl. 497)0 Walmer Supp. Co. Inc. 38.45 Times Union 307.44 Milo Clase 4 gg B James Baker 2.40 industrial Photo, inc. 10.88 Gerald A. Eastlund, Tr. 157.85 Duane Kline 23.30 The Mail . Journal 274.18 Warsaw Ins. Ag. Inc. 89.10 Xerox Corp. 200.00 Landis & Chamness 100.00 McHatton Funeral Hm. 200.00 Ulrey Funeral Home 100.00 Wyman Funeral Home 100.00 Cloe Walters 100.00 Luhr Alexander 9.0 g Marcia Dierks 3.00 Russell Evans 24.00 Jackie Gibson 3.00 Gerald Klotz 57.00 Lois Paxton. 4.00 C.C. Tullis 33.00 Council for Ret. 4,583.50 Norman M. Beatty Mem. Hosp. 243.18 Whites institute 744.00 Ind. State Farm 142.00 Robert A. Craig MD 95.50 Healthwin 290.99 Irene Byron Hosp. 967.50 Si I vercrest 2,293.85 Auditor of Marshall Co. 653.85 Auditor of Wabash Co; 19.00 Auditor of Whitley Co 14.00 John E. Arford MD ? 10.00 Raymond Custer 369.00 Cyril Likens 420.00 Charles Lynch 840.00 Stanley Scott 420.66 GBIGCO 286.50 Paul E. 81 Betty Ripberger 12.43 Howard C. Silveus 344.95 Carl Kessie 235.00 CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES Geo M. Haymond, MD 400.00 Carroll Sherman 851.00 Loren J Pound 716.66 Barbara A. McClure RM 604.58 Nellie Van Marcke 458.33 Barbara Olds 229.16 Robert M. Forbes 10.00 Charles A. Hollar DDS 10.80 Wm L. MeyersMD 14.20 Joe Ostendorf. Jr DVM 12.40 Max Ei Reed 10.00 Wymond B. Wilson MO 12.50 Loren J Pound 40.54 United Tel. Co. 44.17 A B Dick Prod Co 30.75 Nursing Outlook, Am. J. of N. 8.00 Warsaw Ins. Agency Inc. 17.00 Barbara A McClure RN 27.28 Warsaw. Ind Postmaster 15.00 Carroll Sherman 59.76 CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL Charles E. Bucher 671.79 Emerson Cain 611.52 Ermal Coy 690.90 John Davis 612.99 Muri Dawalt 614.46 Don Forney 673.26 Harold Gerard 643.86 Gilbert Griffis 636.51 Frederick Kammerer 649.74 Russell Krichbaum 582.12 Don Kuhn 623.28 Alvin Miller 618.87 Bobby Miner 611.52 Forrest Mitterting 585.06 Larry Montel 595.35 Paul Randal 605.64 Luther Van Cleave 611.52 Wayne L. Wood 620.34 Garl P Young 643.86 John Alexander 848.45 Charles Cotton 635.36 Francis Denny 638 40 Raymond Faulkner 608.00 Merritt Hartman 844.90 Ronald Himes 632.32 Ellis Koher 414.96 Bernard Kuhn 608.Q0 Ralph Linn 410.40 Donald Metzger 629.28 Leo Mosier 635.36 Ronald Norman 659.68 Roswell Robbins 632.32 Glenwood Secor 60192 Donald P Stiver 626 24 John R. Tucker < 618.64 Wilfred Freta 735.42 Arthur A. Smith 885 73 Larry Phillips 643.10 Robert Danner 623.20 Worley Spitler 574.56 Donn Shoemaker 652.05 Ronald Leiter 600 00 Berton Retz 1,333.33 Kent Brower 500.00 CO. HWY. DEPT. ALLOWANCES Prudential Ins. Co 1,972.82 Hull's Trans . Co. Inc. 13 22 So Whitley Tr. Co. 8.50 United Tel Co 52.66 N.I P S Co 387.61 Autohaus Body Shop 65.00 Comfortemp Inc. 106.40 Emerg Radio Serv. 580.20 Ind Equip Co. Inc 97.62 Lamler Machine 8 00 Millington Bros , 3 00 Ringer Body Shop 25.00 Schraders Automotive Co. 244 19 Warsaw Automotive Supp. 434.70 W & W Tr Sales, Inc. 37168 Gulf Oil Prod 2,471.81 Texaco inc 19.36 Monteith Tire Co. 124.94 Forrest Brockhoff 6.32 Peggy Conley . 2.88 Coverall Rent. Serv 622.80 Eutectic Weld Alloys 234.00 Kos Co. Hwy. Dept 8.47 Moellering Supp Co. 20.25, Purity Cylinder Gases 45 95 Warsaw Dry Cl. 17.50 Stand Oil Div. of Am. Oil 27 23 Business Equip Co. 8.18 Int Salt Co 1,422 36 Morton Salt CO 3,188 08 Erie Stone Co 2,640 79 J. 8> M. Gravel Corp. 118.39 Leonard Stackhouse S' 25.00 Western Ind Agg Inc. 1.172.01 A M Hodges Ready Mix, Inc. 49 50 Johnson Lbr Yd H 08 Bearings, Inc 7,04 Brandeis Mach & Supp Corp 476.91 Brake Mat 8> Pts. Inc 48.18 C T Eng Co 75.45 Curtis Ind Inc 106.31 Deeds Equip. Co ; M.U Gaiierd Ford & Son 40 00 Gragg Equip Co 2.15 Ind. Tr 8i Equip. Co. 11.30 KerlinTr Sales ’32.18 Mac Allister Mach. Inc 502.61 Mike Gill Auto Pts 40.00 Monarch Rd Mach Co 43.09 Oest Marine A Garden 2.45 Reid Holcomb Co 4.82 Serv Elect Inc 7.75 Smith Ford Inc ’ 4 -35 Stockberger Mach Inc 40 01 Warsaw ins Agcy Inc. 1,338.90 AceHdwe ’ *• Snap on Tools Corp 50 42 Wolford Hdwe 4 -80 CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Howard B Johnson 785.00 Beth A Atkinson 475.00 Opal Joy Harman 475 00 Willie Hugh Nine 475.00 Carla Jane Reser 475.00 Mary Ruth Wilson > 475.00 Yvonne Sue England , 360.00 Marjorie E. Himes 360.00 Esther B. Hoover 360.00 Mar jorie A. Nye 345 00 Madelyn I. Lowman 315.00 United Tele Co. 103.36 Beth A. Atkinson 66.40 Opal Joy Harman 14.40 Howard B Johnson 35.28 Willie Hugh Nine 48 00 Carla Jane Reser 31.90 Inti Buss Mach. Corp. 159.60 Shawtey Mem Chapel 350.00 J. R.BaumMD ’9 00 A W Donato MD 20.00 Ind Brace. Inc. 113.00 Ind Univ Med Cte Hosp i 282 40 Key Phmcy No. 1 3.10 Turtle Creek Conv. Ctr. 1,116.85 Paul A. Badell, DDS 61.00 Couhcl for Ret of Kos. Co. 24.90 P D Grossnicket OD 5.00 FLRheinljeimer MD 13.00 R M. Schneider DC ,7 0 ° Walter Drug Inc H-29 Family A Ch Center 271.25 Geo A Ros MD ’4 00 St. Vincent villa 651.00 Warsaw ins. Ag. inc. 65.60 R. S Snider MD ’O.OO Tr State of Ind 5,496.34 I, Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that is a true list of claims allowed by rne Kosciusko County Board of Com missioners on the Ist day of March. 1971. LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor. Kosciusko County

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