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(Continued From Page 2) Girls: L. Hochstetler 128-179, T. Coy 100,93-183, D. Knisley 91-150, D. Darr 99, 70-175, M. Grim 101172, B. Silveus 79, 93-172, T. Carpenter 88-155, S. Silveus 116180, L. Gerstner 103-186, K. Yoder 88,90-176, D. Dieterly 76, N. Amos 82, L. Lowe 85, J. Hoover 80-153, W. England 86-153, K. Iden 79

State Bank No. 305 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF STATE BANK OF SYRACUSE OF SYRACUSE IN THE STATE OF INDIANA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1971 ASSETS Cash and due from banks (including $ none unposted debits) • • • $1,381,069.47 U. S. Treasury securities 2,003,598.00 Obligations of other U. S. Government agencies and corporations q 200,000.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions .. 2,786,301.03 Other securities (including $ None corporate stocks) A None Trading account securities None Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell .. . 100,000.00 Other leans ; 9,953,273.41 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises .... 99,408.13 Real estate owned other than bank premises ... 111,792.32 Investments in subsidiaries not consolidated .... None Customer's liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding None Other assets 107,388.44 TOTAL ASSETS $16,742,830.80 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $ 3,650,229.99 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 10,035,282.23 Deposits of United States Government 180,018.02 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ... 1,464,764.79 Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions None Deposits of commercial banks None Certified and officers* checks, etc 114,744.69 TOTAL DEPOSITS $15,445,039.72 x X X X X (a) Total demand depositss 5,237,696.39 x x x x x (lb) Total time and savings . deposits $10,207,343.33 x x x X X Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase None Other liabilities for borrowed money.. None Mortgage indebtedness None Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding None Other liabilities 165,019.50 TOTAL LIABILITIES $15,610,059.22 MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES None RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings) ... $ 77,985.51 Other reserves on loans None Reserves on securities NoneTOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES $ 77,985.51 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital notes and debentures $ 75,000.00 Equity capital, total 979,786.07 Preferred stock — total par value None (No. shares outstanding $ None) Common stock-total par value 183,750.00 (No. shares authorized 18,375) (No. shares oustanding 18,375) Surplus 450,000.00 Undivided profits 311,036.07 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves 35,000.00 TOTAL* CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 1,054,786.07 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACC0UNT55“16,742,830.80 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with’ call date*.. $15,166,759.74 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 10,019,445.81 Unearned discount on installment loans included in total capital accounts None I, Robert L Jones, President, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct—Attest: ROBERT L. JONES CARL R. TUTTLE H Directors GAYLORD E. JONES JAMES B. KIRKWOOD PAUL A. LEVERNIER CHARLES M. HARRIS THOMAS M. TUTTLE KENNETH W. HARKLESS (SEAL) * State of Indiana, County of Kosciusko, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of January, 1972, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My commission expires June 4, 1973. JOANN HOUSER, Notary Public

Boys: C. Henning 100,92-192, R. Fetters 75,97-172, R. Wheeler 98171, M. Dunithan 109,105-214, M. Maggart 78,98-176 T. Schrock 86, 128-214, D. Weisser 114, 85-199, J. Becker 83- 95-178, K. Smallwood 90, 90-180, P. Kline 92, 137-229, R. Schwartz 96, 104-200 Thursday Night Ladies Village Green 48 20 Aqua Land Motel 44 24 Lake City Builders 42 26 Wawasee TV 41 27 The Mail-Journal 40 28 Monsanto 40 28 Jot-em-Down 39 29 Bowen Motors 36 32 Kale Island Beacon 36 32

Regent Homes | 33 35 PilchersShoes 31 37 Louies Bar 31 37 Counting House Bank 30 28 Brazels T 29 39 N.W. Firemans Aux 28 40 Bill’s Chalet 26 41 Barth 21 47 Lakeland Standard 17 51 High team series and game: Village Green — 2319-815 500 series: B. Gardner 224, 187565, P. Maresh 176, 193-525, I. Stahley 508, J. Weaver 508. 450 series: B. Gross 498, G. Eyer 498, S. Butter 494, K. Knisley 494, J. Reed 489, P. Benson 488, B. Hamman 484, K. Lowe 484, H. Frushour 472, M.

Lambert 471, V. Pehn 465, F. Eby 464, L. Ulery 461, M. Schwab 458, G. Ropp 455, E. Hutsell 454, N. Spurting 451 200 games: B. Gross 225, I. Stahley 201, K. Knisley 205. 170 games: J. Weaver 197, S. Butter 190, M. Schwab 184, K. Lowe 182, V. Penn 181, A. Mohler 180, G. Eyer 177, C. Hochstetler 177, J. Reed 176,170, B. Hamman 174, 170, F. Eby 173, P. Benson 175, M. Lambert 173, L. Culbertson 170 Tuesday Afternoon State Bank of Syra. 45 27 American Ind. 44 28 Mocks Marine Rentals 43% 28% Todd Realty 39% 32% Wawasee Laundromat 37 35 Cromwell Lumber 35 37 Mastercraft 32 36 Kern Grain 29 43 Superior Sample 29 43 TheLovables 22 46 High team series: Mastercraft — 2253 High team game: The Lovables — 794 500 series: M. L. Lambert 201, 193, 191-585, B. Kline 178, 184-522 440 series: N. Kline 188-472, D. Johnson 180-467, E. Hughes 455, B. Ganz 464, L. Neff 445, A. Dahlstrom 186-448, A. Peterson 177-461, L. McFarland 176-473, M. Deck 457, N. Speicher 182-495, E. Carlson 450, S. Kern 183-498 170 games: B. Kay 180, W. Finton 172 LEGALS PSTITION FOR THS RSTASLISMMBNT ANO IMFROVCMSNT OF FUOLICNIOHWAY In the matter of a petition by John D Shiooter. et al. for the improvement and eetabiiehment of a public highway in Plain Twp . Kosciusko County, Indiana: Highway better known as Shorty Drive In the 4th, 7th. and Sth . addition to Bell Rohr Park. Beginning 25 tt N 51 degrees 2T W of the N E comer of tot 27 in the 4th Add. to Bell Rohr Park, thence a 50" wide strip following the following center line S. M degrees 3V E.. 205.5* to a point thence S. 50 degrees 24' E.< 214.55' to a point in the center of a Tee road, thence S. 33 degrees 30* W. 235' to a 50* turn around. (Also beginning at the center of said Tee road, thence N. 33 degrees 20* W. 220.5' to the center of a SO* turn around.) Petition will be presented to County Commissioners on Feb. 7. 1f72 Dated Jan 11, 1472 Lawrence Butts, Kosciusko County Auditor J. 12,14 LEGAL NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No. 32516. Q IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, INCORPORATED. AN INDIANA COR PORATION. FOR APPROVAL OF: I. CHANGES AND ADJUSTMENTS IN THE RATES, TOLLS. CHARGES AND SCHEDULES FOR IT AND ALL OTHER TELEPHONE COMPANIES JOINING IN THIS PARAGRAPH I WITH RESPECT TO WIDE AREA TELEPHONE SERVICE ANO INTRASTATE MESSAGE TOLL TELEPHONE SERVICE PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF INDIANA. 11. CHANGES ANO ADJUSTMENTS IN ITS RATES. TOLLS. CHARGES ANO SCHEDULES FOR CERTAIN OTHER TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT ANO SERVICES OTHER THAN BASIC EXCHANGE TELEPHONE SERVICE. AND, 111. SUCH OTHER RELIEF AS AAAY BE APPROPRIATE. Notice i» hereby given that the Public Servlce'tommiwlon of Indiana will conduct a prehearing conference In thl» cause purwant to Rule XVI of the Rule* and Regulations Concerning Practice and Procedure of the Public Service Commission of ifxHono Such prehearing conference shall be held In the Rooms of the Commission. 407 State Office Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, at 10 00 a.m.. EST, on Tuesday. February 15. 1472 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA BY Robert C. Hagemier. Deputy Commissioner Indianapolis. Ind.. January 7, 1472

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Nomination Certificate For Milford Area Citizen Os The Year I am greatly honored to place in nomination for the MAD Council annual Citizen of the Year award the name of Address — who has contributed so greatly to the improvement and the development of our city as a better place to live, to work and to play through the following achievements: ■ -- - I am willing to the best of my ability, to furnish to the committee additional information concerning this nominee. NAME . ADDRESS ■ PHONE ■ . (Note: To insure complete secrecy, please return this ballot in an envelope addressed to the attention of Man-Woman of the Year Award Committee, MAD Council, Box 48, Milford, Indiana. Deadline Date: Saturday, Feb. 7,1972

Tuesday LandlO Lakes AlleyKii«s 35 13 Severn 34 JM Shoes Gutter Gusters 34 34 Alley Queens 20 28 SBalls 19% 28% V.F.W. Auxiliary 19 29 Play-A-While 19 29 Freshmen Friends 18 30 Lakeland Standard 18 30 High team series: Alley Kings — 2274 High team game: Sevens —793 Honor Scores Boys: K. Knisley 151, 167, 168486, R. Eyer 165-436, T. Stidham 177, 186-503, D. Mock 166-414, M. Lantz 165, B. Clemons 412, B. Knisley 166, 161-431, D. Knisley 172-436, E. Coburn 421, S. Huffer 185, 151-463, E. Paradis 190, 166505, S. Anderson 190-436, A. Brown 169, 164-456, M. Morganthaler 198-444, S. Petersen 185-468 (No girts* honor scores) Milford Business Augsburger-Milf. 9% 2% Little A Clark 9 3 Milford T.V. 9 3 Walter Drug 7 5 Augsburger-Syra. 7 5 Berk’s Body Shop 6 6 . Campbell's Market 5 7 Hickory Lounge 5 7 Arro Motor Homes 5 7 Kern Grain 4 8 Sharp Hdwe. 4 8 C. S. Myers 2% 9% High team series and game: Milford T.V. — 3006-1082 500 series: H. Wuthrich 591, R. Thibaut 589, L. Young 587, G. Chambers 580, R. Wogoman 577, P. Campbell 563, T. Darr 558, S. Richardson 556, J. Caple 554, M. Chambers 549. D. Brumbaugh 548, B. Simon 545, L. Bray 544, D. Wolferman 539, J. Speicher 536, D. Rensberger 534, B. Clemons 529, D. Butler 527, W. Jackson 519, L. Krauter 509, A. Beiswanger, 506, K. Knisley 507, D. Sharp 502, F. Mangus 501, C. Coburn SOO 200 games: G. Chambers 258, J. Caple 229, R. Wogoman 221, D. Butter 218, D. Wolferman 213, L. Young 212,204, J. Speicher 210, L. Bray 208, D. Brumbaugh 207, R. Herr 206, R. Thibaut 204, P. Campbell 202, B. demons 201, T. Darr 201, F. Wickersham 200, W. Jackson 200, H. Wuthrich 200 Monday Night County Anchor Bar 49% 22% Charlies Ten Pin 45% 26% Pilcher Shoes 45% 28% Wawasee Bowl 43 29 Liquor Locker 41% 30% Barbee Hotel 39 33 Crow Roofing 38 34 Anderson Paint 36 36 Louies Bar 36 36 Frog Tavern 36 36 Bud’s Body Shop 35 37 Thornburgs 35 37 Kurley’s Keglers 34 38 Eager Leagers 34 38 Aqualand Motel 31 41 Bushong Barber Shop 29 43 Teghtmeyer AceHd. 24 48 Schwartz Homes 16 56 High team series: Pilcher Shoes — 2799 High team game: Charlies Ten Pin — 993 High ind. game: J. Pounds —

M 8 High ind. series: R. Thibaut — 212-234-617 L. Welty 565, W. Stahly 209,236613, D. Pilcher 216-555, C. Lisor 206, K. Koble 201, R. Simon 201, D. Smith 244-602, G. Vanator 200, T. Strombeck 213-551, S. Richardson 203, R. Stahley 208, E. Anderson 212, R. Hibschman 221-561, V. Stayer 201, 225-606 Tuesday Night Ladies Frog Tavern 55% 24% JotEmDwown 51% 28% Lakeside Laundry 50 30 Augsburger’s 42 38 Syracuse Rubber 41 39 Grassy Creek 41 39 Walter Drug 40 40 Burger Dairy 33% 46% Lakeland Standard 24 56 Greer Auction 21% 58% High team series and game: Frog Tavern — 2199-793 500 series: S. Kern 199,213-569, M. Dixon 198-501 450 series: S. Gilbert 192, 163485, D. Lewis 18(M84, J. Wortinger 186-477, B. Gardner 171477, S. Hoover 166, 167-468, E. Wogoman 160-465, N. Galloway 182-456 160 games: D. Dunlap 185, J. Groves 176, N. Kern 176, G. Pilcher 168, D. Kitson 165 Scholarship Competition In Final Stage Competition for six college scholarships to be awarded this spring by the Eisenhower Memorial Scholarship Foundation reached the final stage Sunday, when 16 Indiana high school seniors travelled to Indianapolis with hopes of becoming eventual winners of the coveted awards. The runoff in this year’s essay competition started at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Meridian Street United Methodist church, 5500 N. Meridian street Scholarship aspirants appeared before a panel of prominent foundation advisors to give extemporaneous presentations on various topics selected by the panel. The students' qualifying essays were written on the subject “What Should the Role of Government Be in a Society that Safeguards Individual Freedom.’* From this group of 16 finalists, six winners will be selected to receive a scholarship to one of the following Indiana colleges: Anderson college, Marion college, Tri-State college, RoseHulman Institute of Technology, Oakland City college and Taylor university. Scholarship winners will be announced publicly at a special awards ceremony in late March. In addition to the oral competition, Sunday’s program featured a talk by Charles Rice, Professor of Law at Notre Dame and a presentation of the Eisenhower Memorial Scholarship Foundation by Sarkes Tarzian, its national president. Bob Tyrrell, Bloomington, editor-in-chief of “The Alternative” magazine,

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introduced contestants, and Mrs. George A. Hurd, author , from Bucks County, Pa., served as master of ceremonies for the program. The Eisenhower Memorial Scholarship Foundation, now in f its second year of awarding college scholarships to distinguished young Hoosiers who have exhibited strong leadership potential, was laun-1 ched October 14, 1970, to perpetuate the high ideals and patriotic spirit of the late President. '

Annual Report . Town Os Silver Lake, Ind. For Year Ending December 31, 1971 RKCEIFTS (ALL FUNDS) Balance on hand Jan. 1.1*71 5M.995.7S General property tax 23XM1.19 Excise Tax 170.41 Cigarette Tax 4345.43 A.B.C. Distributions 814.8 S Rent K 90.00 Miscellaneous receipts 132.00 M.V.H. Distributions 5472.19 Criminal Justice Agency 700.00 Total Receipts 41.752.2 t DISBURSEMENTS (ALL FUNDS) Salaries of Town Trustees 300.00 Salary of Clerk Treasurer 400.00 Compensation of Town Attorney 200.00 Compensation of Firemen 75040 Other Compensation . 44.72 Communications j 144.41 Heat, Light, I. Power 343049 Printing and advertising 230.37 Repairs 4.20 Garbage collection 2,400.00 Garage and Motor 10.70 Supplies 144.30 Sewer materials 4.40 Insurance 1407.00 Hydrant rent 5.100.00 Equipment and maintenance 142.50 Memorial Day 25.00 Police car. 1,970.00 Fire Truck 970.40 Salary of Street Commissioner 3414.00 Insurance 147.40 Social Security-Town's share 271.44 Maintenance 371.02 Equipment (MVH) 2,894.21 Bond Paid , « 1400.00 Interest on bonds ' 123.75 Total Disbursements 26,340.85 Balance Dec. 31.1971 35441.43 SILVER LAKE MUNICIPAL WATERWORKS RECEIPTS (ALL FUNDS) Balance on hand Jan. 1.1971 58.177.04 Collections 20.144.40 Interest 404.44 Customer Deposits 345.00 Sales Tax col lected 339.49 Transfers 17430.40 Total Receipts 104450 27 DISBURSEMENTS (ALL FUNOS) Operating expenses 4<2S> M I™*??.. , . IM2MO Bonds and interest 13 282 50 State Sales Tax Customer Deposit Refunds 73'33 New construction 10403.39 Total Disbursements 48,040 34 Balance Dec. 31.1971 I $3 73, 91 BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Bonds out Jan. 1,1971 142400 00 Bonds retired 5400*00 - Bonds out Dec. 31.1971 157400.00 Chesteen Chapple Clerk-Treasurer T ■■■■■'■ Annual Report Town Os Winona Lake, Ind. For Year Ending December 31, 1971 GENERALFUND Receipts Balance January 1.1971 S 2.211.43 General Property Taxes 43443.00 Cigarette Tax Distribution 3497.20 State Liquor Tax Distribution 3,071.35 Wayne Township, F Ire Protection 1400.00 Trash Removal, licenses, fees, & Misc. 2402.74 Total balance and receipts ’ 874.144.54 Disbursements Salary of Trustees MO-00 Salary of Clerk-Treasurer 1400.00 Salary of Marshall 8. Deputies f 24442.70 Compensation of Town Attorney 900.00 Compensation of Firemen 1400.00 Other Compensation 500.00 Communication A Transportation 540.01 Heat. Light, Power. A Water 7.284.23 / Printing and Advertising 324.72 Repairs to Buildings A Equipment 2420.20 Garbage Removal 5400.00 Other Contractual Services 2,277.15 Garage A Motor Supplies 1447.32 Office Supplies , » Other Supplies 59040 Insurance Hydrant Rental 2442.54 Fire Truck Rental 2435.75 Clothing Allowance for F Ireman 1.200.00 Subscriptions and Dues 30.00 Premium on Official Bond “ * Pthn Commission 280.00 Interest on General Obligation Bonds 315.00 Social Security * 7449 05 Equipment 5435.78 General Obligation Bonds 3400 00 Total Disbursements 74450.02 Balance December 31,1971 1 1.558.52 STREET FUND Receipts Balance January 1,1*71 14’4 '5 Gosoiine Tax Distritaition 23451.93 General Property Taxes *441.04 Payment tor damaged street sign 35.00 Total Balance and Receipts 29412.74 Diihuriiniaßti Salary of Street Commissioner 3400.00 Salary of Employees Wages of Laborers 10.237.54 Repairs of Equipment ]•»» 57 Street Construction 4494.15 Garage A Motor Supplie* J»244 Other supplies Materials > Equipment 1.250 00 ; Total Disbursements .'SS'H Balance December 31.1971 2483.12 SPECIAL STRirr FUND cm a Mi cwt BRseMM tex) Grants from State of Indiana *>705.00 Street Construction 6,705.00 Balance December 31,1971 0 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Balance January 1,1971 Cigarette Tax Distribution 11454.39 Balance December 31.1*71 40485.42 . SEWAGE WORKS OPERATING FUND Stance January 1,1971 itct tons 34 jgo. • ▼ Refund of Construction Fund Fee 5490.00 Total Balance and Receipt* 50,718.23 Plant Operation 2'2!General Expense 5! insurance \ New Equipment 3455-W \ Transfer to Depreciation >00.04 Total Disbursements f! Balance December 31,1*71 244*4.54 SEWAGE WORKS SINKING FUND Balance January 1,1971 J'S’!? Collections 2044841 Total Balance and Collection* 24478.21 Bond Redemption ’>®* “ interest on Bond* 5,13140 Total Disbursements ■ ’•,13130 Balance December 31,1971 14444.71 SEWAOE WORKS DEPRECIATION FUND Balance January 1.1971 Receipts from Operating Fund MJ ®* Disbursement* , „ Balance December 31,1971 1427.75 SEWAGE WORKS CONSTRUCTION FUND Receipts From Sale of Bond* ’2'22 !? Fees and Service* Sewer Line Construction M.744.W Balance December 31.1971 20425.75 OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS AS OF DEC. 31,1971 Sewage Revenue Bondsof I*sl 52400.00 General Obligation Bond* of mi ?<«».00 Sewage Revenue Bond* of I*7l 135400.00 Total indebtedness I. Pam Jschetter, dark -Treasurer of the Town of Winona Lake. Kosciusko County, Indiana, hereby certify the above to be a true and corroct statement of the receipt* and disbursement* of said Town for th* calendar year ending December 31.1971. Paul Tschetter. Oark-Treasurer

The first Eisenhower Foundation Scholars were named last March 28, the anniversary of former President Eisenhower’s death. SOCIAL SECURITY AND YOU Q — I have a Medicare Handbook dated 1968. Is there a more recent edition? A— Yes. Phone the social security office. They will be glad to mail you one.

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