The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1971 — Page 13

LEGALS NOTICE Notice i* nereoy given to the residenN * no cititent of the Town of Syrecuie. inOiene, and io Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County. Indian* that the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse. Indiana, did on me 23d day of November, I*7l, pass and orda>n an ordinance providing for me amendment of the effective date of anneaafion of con tiguou* territory to me Town of Syracuse, which ordinance reads as'tonows ORDINANCE NUMBER 71-17 ORDINANCE POSTPONING THE EFFECTIVEcjCATE OP ANNEXATION BY ORDINANCE NUMBER 574 tor ANNEXATION OF CONTIGUOUS TERRITORY TO THE TOWN OF , SYRACUSE. INDIANA PROVIDING FOR THE PERIOD OF SAID POST PONEMENT WHEREAS, Ordinance Number $74 was duly passed and ordamed By me Board of Trustees of me Town of Syracuse. Indiana, on me 2sm day of February. 1970. and WHEREAS, the provisions of said Or dinance provided as follows "Section 4 That this ordinance is to be in full force and effect from and after-its enactment, and shall become final and binding to days after the lasi of the two publications herein provided for", and WHEREAS, it is m me best interests of the Town of Syracuse. Indiana, and of me territory sought to be annexed mat the es ftcfive date of such annexation under Or dinance Number 574 be me 2nd day of March. 1973 NOW. THEREFORE be itorda ned by me Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse Indiana, mat Section 4 of Ordinance Number 574 be amended to read as follows Section 4 That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its enactment and shall become t’nai ano binding *0 days after me fast of the two publications nerern provded for and mat me effective date of annexation hereunder shall be me 2nd day of March. 1973 Passed and ordained by the Board of

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IAffirfMODELCAR{ {FOR CHRISTMAS j 70 FORD LTD 4dr Spt. Sedan P.S.P.B. 2.3V5 70 IMPALA Wagon Air Cond. P.S.P.B. 2,695 70 CHEV. Spt. Cpe. V 8 P.S.P.B. 2,045 70 MALIBU Spt. Cpe. V 8 Auto Trans. P.S. 2,095 69 TOWNMAN Wagon V 8 Std. Trans. 1495 68 DODGE Monico Spt. Sedan Air Cond. P.S.P.B. 1,795 68 OLDS Delta Spt. Sedan McCORMICK MOTORS, lie. 1255 W. Market St. Phone: 773-3134 Nappanee, Ind. "Across From Historic Amish Acres"

Trustees of the Town of Syracuse. Indiana, this 23r0 day of November. 1971 A Byron Connolly Willard S Nusbaum Loren E Longenbaugh Vernon T Beckman ATTEST Ronald Sharp Clerk Treasurer D l.». Commissioners Allowances The following is a list of allowances allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the Ist of December. 1971 Bessie Himes 900 00 Lawrence Butts 900 00 Wm E Ellis 900 00 Mai'* Alexander 720 00, David Andrews 900 00 Charles Brower 90193 Arthur Moser MD 337 50 Carl Zimmer 7*5 00 Garold Horrick 525 00 R Steven Hearn 125 00 Gene B Lee 541** Dori* L-Camden M 4 13 Allan Rasor 54199 LoiiCoopes $74 19 David Harshbarger 397 50 Paul Grimme 795.00 William Reneker *** ** Meib* Petersen 47* m Ruth McCleary 109 33 Charles Meniie 109 33 Ralph Oyler 109 33 C L Rovenstine 109 33 Merl Wertenberger 109 33 Ray Eckert 109 33 J Norman DeGood 109 33 Fredrick Gilliam 315.00 Glenn Lowman 315.00 Maurice Dorsey 315.00 Kenneth Bush 27 30 Lester Vrooman 23 70 Jerry Lambert 23 20

Elmer Blitz 30 90 Cart Doty 20 40 William Gilbert 35.4 Q Alfred Finton >7 90 Melvin Secor p gg Donald Sudheimer 23 10 Edith Haney 20.40 Lee Adams J 450 Wallace Anglin v. 90 Howard Warner 3! 90 Thomas Edgar 1* 20 Clifford Scholi 23 70 Charles Archer 29.50 Kenneth DePoy 23.10 Roy Caywood. Jr 3130 Reginald Elliott 23 10 Forrest Heckaman 20 *0 Guy Bixler 17 90 Robert Rumfelt 21.00 Nancy Church 20 90 Margaret Butts 15 90 Wilfred Folk it 40 Mark Galloway 23.90 Norma Rapp 20 20 Linda Penrod 2100 Bertha Sisk 7 90 Gladys Adams 17.90 Carolyn Brubaker 24.40 Paul Cook 17.00 John Buhrt I**o Marilyn Prout 49*0 Wayne Bowser 10 50 Willard Higgins *9*o Lloyd Skinner 49 40 Mary Leonard 37 50 Raymond Leedy 59 90 Rufus Miner 29 90 J D Geiger - 3150 Clayton Howard 10 90 Fanchon Frey 29 70 Jerry Kelley 47 40 Harold Agler 72.90 Arthur Sechrlst 31.70 Maurice Beer 19 00 Kayiene Johnson « 00 Calvin Haywood 29 70 Dorothy Goshen 24 30 Douglas Hotter 29 70 Jackson Riddings Sr 70.40 Rex Mon 9.50 Terry Wood ling 40 50 Anita Davidsen 7.90 William Raypole 39 40 Ronald Streby 9 50 John White 49 50 Carl Ritchison *2.50 Harry Doty 39 40 Stanley Custer 10.10 George Fr acker 9.50 Edith Belt: 450 00 Etnna Scott *33.33 Princes* Frush 391.44 Frances Noble 309.99 Norma Jean Messmore 350 00 Kathryn Teel *SO 00 Hate 1 Harman 433 33 Mary Beth Miner 391.99 Catherine Gonya 3*9 M Olga Tusing 350 00 Bonita Freeman 391.09 Margaret Garman 375 00 Joan Harman 79.00 idiee Armey 450.00 Phyllis Munson *33.33 Rita Miller 3*l M Lucille McCleary 349 0* Margaret Menzie 350.00 Nancy Belcher 31* 9* Rita Golding 29 70 Ruth Hoppus 450 00 Helen Goshen *33 33 Roger Fellows 599 33 Stanley Holderman t • 591*9 Ronald Robinson 550 00 Earl Boggs *19.0* Bemaro Minear 550 00 Loren Melton 500 00 David Rieder <SO 00 Loraine M Moser 250 00 Avis Gunter *SO 00 Lucy Garrett 433 33 Alice Rondels 39199 Thelma Leedy 379.33 Jesse Rice 3* 00 Janet Wise 172 *0 Clara Belle Demaree 14 90 Harold C Baker 132 00 Lloyd Disher *O.OO Cynthia Fry 90 00 Mary Jane Schmitt 224.90 Billie Andrews 293.33 Richard Mikel 393.33 Henry Hack worth 909 33 Ralph Whitesell $95 00 Beatrice Weller - t) I*9 1* Edward Funk . 319.9* MiioClase 50 00 Maxine Clase 19-75 James Baker 933.33 Marjorie Cauttman 333.33 George Nye 419.9* Georgia Nellans 450 00 Robert Rasor 330 00 Postmaster Warsaw 32.00 United Tel Co *97 09 A E Boyce Co 1499 44 Business Equip Co I*3 S* waodeii Print Co 939 W Plymouth Cl Twl Serv 42 30 Sewage Tr Ofc *5.00 N I P S CO "579 73 Water Utilities 10199 Pucketts 349 95 RasorHar ns. Garrard 1 Lemon 149*50 Edw Funk I*2 75 Max Reed 310 00 Warsaw Times Union 1477.19 The Mail Journal 701.3* American Fact inc 3319 Bobb* Merrill Co 92.95 Thoma* Rubb Stamp 5 90 Wm CIII9.Tr 42.55 Banker* Desp Corp 4.90 Ford * Auto Supp 279.41 David E Andrew* 995 24 American oil Co. 14.99 Auer'* Au*O Supp H. 79 Bledsoe Buick Pontiac 323 00 Gast Fuel* Serv „ 472*3 Lewis Oil Co 29*9 Motorola Inc 1*4.00 Shen Oil Co 52 04 Smith Ford me *9 29 Swenson Serv 197*0 Texaco- inc 3# 71 Warsaw Auto Supp 3* 01 Pitney Bowes 29.95 UnS Leasing Corp 94 *2 Thornburg* Drugs 3*0.71 Morale institute * 70 Wholesale Elect ini 29 3* Arthur Moser MD 3* *2 Carl Zimmer 15.90 Smger. Friden Div 2970 R Steven Hearn 350 25 Gene Lee 210 00 Doris Camden 32 00 Mark Harshbarger 20 00 Candy Cane Reel 40 *3 Richard Sand 300 00 Howard's 49 25 Themes a Edison ind 4 54 Miliar 9, Sons Lbr 14.50 Harvey * 3 10 Lake City Wholesale 20 90 Loren Motion 32 00 Arab Termite Control ‘ 5.00 AceHdwe 12.19 All wd Building 5 *5 Gmter Elect Serv 95 94 Glass Serv oi Worsaw 13 27 Corr Proa inc 93 44 Leshner Corp 93 25 CAR Stood Serv 11 9* Coverall Rent Serv *1.30 Honk's Rug Serv S 3 00 AUTOMOTIVE

Lowery Sewing Ctr 3 00 Serv Elect. Inc. 13.75 MiioClase 9.00 James Beker 99.90 Rex Reed 7*4 92 Lloyd Disher 90.00 Henry Hackworth 20.00 E H Stephenson 225 00 Adv Business Prod. 193.75 Xerox 993.99 Landis 9, Chamness 300 00 Titus Funeral Hm. - 100.00 Dennis Baney *OO Wayne Barkey 3.00 Tim Hoile 90.00 Carl Mohler 3.00 Leo Mort 3.00 Ken Patterson 3.00 Lois Paxton 15.00 Bill Sick 3.00 Larry Stabler 3 00 Fred Surguy 3.00 KentTrobaugh 3.00 Jay Van Sickie 9.00 SCO Ment H Cl. 10.9*0 00 Council for Ret. Km. Co. 9,1*7.00 Riverwood Ranch 390.00 White's institute 529 00 Irene Byron Hosp. 1.949 00 Siivercrest 1.029.90 Thomas Teal VA 9.00 Wa-NeeComm. Sch *lO3 Elkhart Co 2940 Noble CO 339.00 Tippecanoe Co 30 00 Murphy Med Ctr., 400.25 Myrtus Custer 3413.00 Raymond Custer 2.241.00 Tony Heiman *5 00 Cyril Likens 347* 75 Charles Lynch 1.973.75 Stenley Scott 2.135.92 Add Mult Corp 99175 W A Clinker 2400.00 Ralph Frentt 40.00 Meiser Brothers 351 90 Max Montle 2.929 05 Gerald Slusher 30 00 CO. WEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Geo M. Haymond MD <OO.OO Carroll Sherman 951.00 Loren J Pound 71*.** Barbara A. McClure RN *O4 59 Nellie VonMarcke 459 33 Mary Johnson 229.1* Robert M Forbes 1040 Daniel L Lowman 1100 William Meyers MD 1* 20 Joe Ostenoort OVM 12 *0 MaxE Reed WOO Wymond Wilson MD 12.50 Un Tel . CO 45 W Warsaw. Postmaster 1* 00 Loren J Pound 41.3* J C. Kenwood. Inc. 9540 Business Equip. Co * 02 Carroll Sherman 92 *4 Waddell Print. Co 39 00 Nat. Env Health Ass'n., 1* 00 Everson-Ross Co. 1149 Warsaw insurance Agey - 10 00 CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Kent Brower 477.29 Charles E Bucher 900 00 Ermai Coy 594.00 John Davis 59* 00 Muri DaWalt 594 00 Max Deaton 1*0.02 Don Forney 594 00 Harold Gerard 400 00 Gilbert Griffis 594 00 Ronald Himes 595.50 Frederick Kammerer 594 00 Russell Krichbaum 594 00 Don Kuhn 903.00 Alvin Miller 595.50 Bobby Miner 595 50 Forrest Mitterl Ing 597 .00 Larry Montle 595 50 Paul Randal 597 00 Luther VanCieave 459 00 Gar I P. Young 594 00 John Alexander 734.94 Charles Cotton 923.10 Francis Denny *13.90 Raymond Faulkner 599 30 Merritt Hartman 7*7,27 Ellis Kober 913.90 Bernaro Kuhn *19.90 Ralph Linn 913.90 Donald Metiger 932 *0 LepWlosier 91390 Norman *19.90 Roswell Robbins *23 10 Glenwood Secor 920.00 Donald Stiver 420 00 uohn R Tucker *14.90 George White *13.90 Wayne L Wood 913-90 Barton A Roti 1433.33 Hugh A Parsons 750 00 Worley Spitler 913.90 Donn Shoemaker 935.59 Arthur Smith 949.35 Wilfred Fret: *23 70 Larry Phillips 5*440 Robert Danner 929.20 Ronald Leiter 900.00 CO. HWY. DEPT. ALLOWANCES Prudential Ins Co 2.223 00 Kos Hwy Dept 50 *4 Un. Tel . Co 91.75 N I P S CO 125 23 Sewage Tr. Ofc 17.50 AutoOiag A Carb. Serv. 225.33 Emerg. Radio Serv 595.20 Glass Servos Warsaw *4.32 Plymouth Rad Rep. 121.95 W AW Tr Sales 532 1* Gulf Oil Prod 1472.71 Stand. OH Co ot Am 540.2* Texaco, inc 109.95 Monteith T ire Co 9*5 3* AceHdwe *sll Brennan Drugs 3 *9 Peggy Conley 3.00 Coverall Rental Serv 974.40 Eutectis caslblin Inst *5.10 Hank's Rug Serv. 1 14.00 Ind Text. Co < so 99 Leesburg Lbr. Co. U4l Moeller mg Supp Co 107 *5 Purity Cylinder Gases 59 49 Schrader Warsaw Co. 3*4.57 Warsaw Chem Co. 13 75 Warsaw Skeigas Co 105 50 Carl Bibler 40 90 Bartel Print Co 59 50 business Equip Co 22.99 Waddell Print. Co 19 00 G LengemannCo *3 30 Jack Garman 915.00 j AM Gravel 52 00 West Ind AM 2.215 93 Elmer Zimmerman 21* 75 BituminousMt Co 5 ■ 290 00 • Pheno A Brown 2.33773 Pierceton Equip Co. 9-701 79 « U ?» Associated Sign A Pott *5 04 M.nn MimngAMfg 29 00 SteiioProd inc. 453 W boardman Chev Sales 7.14 Cummins Mid States 35 54 Fort Wayne Clutcb 132 92 Gen Tr Sales 37 29 M.ke Gill Auto Pts 33 00 ind Equip Co 3*2 97 tnd Tractor A Equip 15 59 Karlin Tr. Sales Mk 3 4* Korte brot 94 72 AAacAliister Mach inc 9H *9 Millington bros 72 *0 Moores Plumb A Hts . 1.90 Motor Pts A Equip 9.90 Munson s AAotor Sales 3 *0 Smith Ford 24.4* Stockberger AAacn inc 909.4* Sure Plus NWg Co 15 00 Trans Power 27 00 Weimer Supp . Co 31*4 Warsaw Aut Supp 9* 32 Warsaw TrCe. 17.00 Wholesale Elect Serv 39.99 Fitxpatrick Pt AMg 1,110-30 KitchenAAach Inc. IJOOOO Rent it Inc 31.00 Woodie's Rental 39 50 Tr « KOS CO 35.19 W J Carey Const 15.9418 DH Lessig Eng 1400 09 business Equip Co *5 99 Gen.Tr sales SOO 99 beer A Siabeugft 4.109 33 Logansport AAetat Cufv. 1.991,44 The AAai I Journal 10.31 Warsaw Timet union * 52 CO. WELP- DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Howard B Johnsen 795 00 Jean Gackenheimer 475 90 Opal Joy Harman 475 00 Carla Jane Reter <75.00 Willie Hugh Nine <75.00 Mary Ruth Witsen <7590 AAarjorie E. Himes 3M.00 Esther B. Hoover MO M Barbara A Hummel 390. M Madelyn 1 Lewman 390 M AAartorie A Nye 34$ M Geo. AA. MaymondMD 10 M United Tei. CO. 170 97 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE — One Hotpoint Electric stove with two ovens. One baby stroller, complete. Youth bed, complete. One antique buffet. Phone 457-4272. FOUND — Tan and white Pekingese dog. Call €SB-4283.

North Webster By SALLY H Alt MAN Phnne. X34-292X New Clerk-Treasurer Appointed Recently

Dave Berger, a foreman at the R. R. Donnelley and Sons Company, has been appointed as North Webster’s new clerktreasurer. He will be sworn into office by town attorney Robert Reed in the meeting of January 5. Sealed bids for purchasing the town police car may be submitted to Thurman Rinker before 6 p.m. of December 8; the car being sold to the highest bidder over $1,450. t The board has reserved the right to accept or reject any or all lads submitted and reports that the car is available for inspection at the town hall. Bids from Bowen Motors of North Webster and from Bledsoe

Farm Bureau Elects Officers Twenty-three persons attended the Farm Bureau potluck supper and business meeting held November 30 at the Church of God in North Webster, The following officers were elected during the business meeting: President — Charles Long Vice-president — Preston Gregory Secretary-treasurer — Mrs. Ronald Greider Women’s leader — Mrs. Sherman Bryant Assistant women’s leader — Mrs. Preston Gregory Pet and hobby leader — Mrs, Joe Barrett. -NWMorris Chapel WSCS Installs 1972 Officers The Morris Chapel WSCS met Wednesday for an installation of officers for 1972, Twelve attended. Mrs. Robert Reiff, vicepresident, opened the meeting by leading the group in three Christmas carols. Mrs. William Brown offered an opening prayer. Mrs. Ledru Gray read an article entitled. “Christmas Ball.” Devotions were given by Mrs. Thanas Kerchenfaut and the lesson on “Love and Gifts” was presented by Mrs. Brown. The following officers were installed by Mrs. Russell Mickley and Mrs. Gray: President — Mrs. Robert Reiff Vice-president — Mrs. Raymond Hart Secretary — Mrs. Gray Treasurer — Mrs. Mickley □iristian social relations leader — Mrs. Kerchenfaut Missionary education leader — Mrs. Mahlon Gravenstuck Spiritual growth leader — Mrs. Brown. The membership committee consists of Mrs. Joseph Howard and Mrs. Gerald Rosebrook. Nomination committee members are Mrs. Mickley, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Gordon Tuttle, Mrs. Roger Middleton and Mrs. Arden Williamson compose the local church responsibility committee. A regular business meeting with secretary’s and treasurer’s reports, roll call and the reading of several letters followed the installation. The hostess. Mrs. Gordon Tuttle, served refreshments. Cookies, candy and nuts were packed for mailing to service personnel, Thursday. -NWGirl Scout News Proceeding the regular meeting of Junior Troop 178, a court of honor meeting was held. This included patrol leaders, troop secretary, troop treasurer and adult leaders. Approximately 22 attended the regular meeting. Robin Irwin was a guest

Jeon Gackenheimer 7*15 Opal Jo* Harman *2 30 Barbara Hum moi SOO Wlllte Hugh Nino XM J» Carla Jane Reser *llO Mary Ruth Wilson MO business Equip. Co. I*l3* AW Donato MO 10.00 Earl A. Braun Im MO 20 00 EdMnC. FishMD The Elkhart Clinic 40.00 Ind Univ. MM Ctr. Heap MS *0 Kay Pharmacy No. 1 3*5 Marks Drug Store 7 10 MM Pty Drug HJO Murphy MM. Or. inc. *2 75 St. jot. hqm. south Bond 2JM.4S Turtle Crook Conv.Ctr. 550.00 Landis A Chamneas *OO.OO CounciUorßet.ofKae.Ce 13.00 Thomas P. DeGraftenfriod MD 5.00 Froshman High School 21 22 W T Grant Co 22.4* Kent Guild MD * 00 G Jules HeritierMD 5.00 Lord's Dross Shop 22 07 Arthur Moser MD 15.00 Anderson MM-Labs. 3.00 CommDrup Phar 3*5 Ind Un ME Ch. Hm. inc. 310.00 St. Vincent Tr. Ctr 140*00 I. Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above la a correct list of allowances auowM by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist day of December wn. Lawrence Butts Auditor Kosciusko CO.

Buick-Pontiac. Inc. of Warsaw are being considered in relation to the purchase of a 1972 police car. Money has been granted and received for the purchase of communications equipment. Motorola is to receive a boardauthorized payment. The addition of ten street lights in the southern part of town increased the town electric bill S4O. Snowmobile routes will be discussed by representatives from the Lakeland Snowmobile club at the January board meeting, preparatory to the board's approval of various routes and time limits.

Opening ceremonies were conducted by patrol three led by Debbie Valentine and the closing flag ceremony was led by Carol ’ Stombaugh and patrol one. Patrol four, led by Kim Goins, served refreshments of milk, juice and cookies. Patrol two took care of clean-up. Kathy Iden is the leader. Christmas carolling and a party at the church of the Brethren is planned. Several mothers will help with this activity. A camping date has been tentatively set for January 8 and 9 at Singing Hills. Cadet Troop 16 will begin making Christmas gifts after patterns supplied by Miss Janet Vanator at a recent meeting. The girls will have a Christmas slumber party at the home of Mrs. Ledru Gray later this month. Staffs for the new flags have arrived. The following girls officially became Brownie scouts in Brownie Troop 101’s recent investiture ceremony: Chris Bause, Kim Fariss, Amy Coverstone, Annette Currey, Dina Ladd, Annette Metzger, Mary Meyers, Melinda Mock, Tammy Penn. Tami Rash, Lori Richardson, Dianne Stump, Kelly Tschantz, Debbie Wagoner and Teresa Reichard. Sixteen mothers were also present. Adult leader, Mrs. Norman Fariss, and girls already in the troop conducted the ceremony. Mrs. Fariss and Mrs. Jack Rampy served refreshments. At their regular meetings, the girls are working on crafts of paper weights, flower pots with flowers, Santa Claus faces, and papiermache Christmas trees. Jeff Rampy has been a guest at many of these meetings. —NW— Cub Scout News Den I has begun to work on Christmas projects. Eight were present at a recent meeting: Mark Barnette furnished refreshments. Den II made snowmen at its last meeting. Tom Bailey led the pledge and Todd Walls furnished

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refreshments. Seven were present. Two new members are Greg Gant and Brian Walls. The boys will soon begin their Christmas gift projects, also. Den 111 has had a denner and an assistant denner selected. They are Mike Coy and Jay Harreld. David Coy furnished refreshments fa - the nine boys present at a recent meeting. Christmas gifts are being made. Den IV also is working on Christmas projects to give as gifts. Rod Goldy provided refreshments for the six boys at the last meeting. James Goddard has begun working with the boys in Webelos. —NW— From The Kiwanis News Letter A guest at a recent meeting of the Lakeland Kiwanis club was John McClure of Huntington. The program was given by lieutenant governor of the fourth division Bob Peterson of Rochester. New members who have recently been taken in are Jon Roberts and John Moore of Syracuse and Ralph Haynes of Pierceton. Sherman Bryant and Russell Churchill have earned one-year perfect attendance pins. The club will have a ladies night on December 20 at a Nappanee restaurant. —NW— Secrist 65 Has Christmas Party Fourteen attended the Christmas party of the Secrist 65 club, Wednesday. A dinner and gift exchange were held at a restaurant in Middlebury. Mrs. Jerry Badskey won a centerpiece as door and names for new “secret sisters” were drawn for the coming vear. —NW—LOCAL NEWS Wilbur Cooperrider has been in the constant care unit of Whitley County hospital after he suffered a heart attack recently. Special Sunday Service At Brethren Church A special service will be held at the Syracuse Church of the Brethren this Sunday morning, Dec. 12. During the worship hour there will be a formal installation service fa- persons recently elected to the office of deacon and deacoiess. To be installed in this important work of the church are Maxwell and Elnora Simon, Jerry and Carolyn Hapner, and Naomi Baldwin. The Rev. Lester Fike will be in charge of the installation service. He represents the Ministry Commission of the Northern Indiana District of the Church of the Brethren, and will be assisted by Charles Baldwin and the pastor. Since the church has not elected persons to serve in this capacity fa many years, this will be an eventful moment in the life ot this coigregation. The morning worship hour is 10:30 and the public is invited to attend this event.

Tax Regulation Meeting Set For Farmers Farmers of Kosciusko county will have an oppatunity to receive a summary of tax regulation changes at a meeting scheduled for Monday evening, Dec. 20i at 7:30 p.m. at the womens building at the fairgrounds in Warsaw. Ned Kalb, area extension agent fa farm management, will lead the federal income tax discussion according to Don Frantz, Kosciusko extension agent. There will be a general discussion of farm income tax management, a look at some of the changes in depreciation rates, some of which have been made more liberal. The customary problem areas of income tax filing and records will be discussed. The new rulings relating to expenditures for pollution control facilities and the procedure for depreciating them will be included.

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