The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 January 1973 — Page 7

Ligonier News By ROSE CUNNINGHAM

Appointments made by Patrick, reports given

Mayor Grover Patrick announced the arrival of another federal revalue sharing check at Monday night’s meeting. The amount of the check was $15,122. Mayor Patrick announced his 1973 appointments as follows: City attorney —John C. ITirapp Police chief — Robert Durham - Fire chief — Donald Gillespie Street commissioner — William Flowers Superintendent water works — William Foster Superintendent sewage plant — Bruce Koeneman Building inspector — Maurice Cass. Wayland Spears was reappointed as a member of the water board for a three year term. Hie yearly police report given by chief Robert Durham was as follows: 1198 calls, 441 complaints investigated, 320 arrests, 16 liquor violations, 24 warrents, 517 warnings, 135 accident investigations, 16 break-ins, 66 thefts, 11 shoplifting, 19 vandalism. Maurice Cass gave the building report with 21 new homes being constructed in the city at an

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LEESBURG. INDIANA 46 5,3 8 STATEMENT OF CONDITION » Resources December 31, 1971 December 31, 1972 Officers Cash and due from Banks $ 653,974.30 $ 557,003.80 U.S. Government Securities - 1,211,772.60 1,505,946.51 A ' E- HEIERMAN President Municipal and Other Bonds - - 2,093,658.53 2,835,637.31 RAY ferverda . . . . vice President Loans and Discounts - - - 7,379,753.15 8,803,488.95 JAMES H. HEIERMAN . . vice President Banking House and Fixtures - 127,529.14 158,330.66 wayne E. teeple ..... Cashier Other Real Estate - - - 7,188.07 18.600.00 VANAIO , AUOIIOR Equipment Leased ... 18,550.00 12,400.00 $11,492,425.79 $13,891,457.23 ( Liabilities Capital Stock < - - - $ 150,000.00 $ ,150,000.00 Directors Surplus 200,000.00 200,000.00 Ralph BRUBAKER, chairman of board Undivided Profits - - - - 350,134.38 382,348.77 , Deposits 10,495,569.75 12,804,296.74 Other Liabilities - - - - 222,22826 262,071.93 A ' E ' HEIERMAN Reserve for Loans - - - 74,493.40 92,739.79 WAYNE E. TEEPLE $11,492,425.79 $13,891,457.23 JAMES H HEIERMAN SAFE DEPQSIT BOXES TRUST DEPARTMENT CHECKING ACCOUNTS AFTER HOUR DEPOSITORY LEESBURG ' - HOME MORTGAGE LOANS TRAVELERS CHECKS INDIANA I PERSONALLOANS DRIVE-Uf 5 WINDOWS J BUSINESS LOANS BANK BY MAIL FARM LOANS \ SAVINGS FDIC AUTO LOANS MONEY ORDERS %

estimated total cost of $333,650. There were eleven additions totaling $18,000; nine garages, $59,000; one commercial addition to a service station, $18,000; addition to a commercial building, $11,300; one apartment house, $60,000 and one building removed. In other business reports were made on the progress in proceedings to purchase the North Side park and the completion of work on Gerber street by Kreager Brothers. The 1973 street work for the city was also discussed and plans made to begin engineering at an early date. Good Samaritans have meeting The Good Samaritan Circle of the Ligonier United Methodist church met Monday evening, Jan. 8, in the social rooms of the church with 17 members present. Devotions were given by Mrs. William Cochran. A number of plans for the coming year were discussed.

West Noble science fair February 10-11

Hie West Noble science fair will be held on February 10 and 11. Each elementary building will be having an individual science fair to determine room and grade winners for participation in the corporation fair in February. The judging will take place at West Noble high school on February 10. On February 11 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. open house will be held. An awards program will begin at 3:35 p.m. The regional science fair will be at Tri-State college in Angola on March 16, 17 and 18. The elementary division, grades one-six, will exhibit on the gym deck of the high school. Grades one, two and three will be judged at 9 a.m. Grades four, five and six will be judged starting at 9:45 a.m. The junior division, grades seven, eight and nine, will exhibit in the cafetorium of the high school. Judging will begin at 9 a.m.

Rev. Elam in Haiti Rev. Charles Elam pastor of the Ligonier United Methodist church will spend next week in Haiti. Rev. Elam will be among 90 youth, laymen and ministers leaving Wednesday by charter plane from Fort Wayne. The trip is under the direction of Rev. T. L. Sapp, superintendent of the Marion district of United Methodist churches. The youth will be visiting and working in Grace Children’s Tuberculosis hospital, Port Au Prince. Rev. Elam etnd other ministers will be on preaching missions to the surrounding area. Gifts of supplies, clothes and medicines will be taken to Haiti. The group expect to arrive home around January 24. Robert Gunn is director of student activities Robert E. Gunn, 29-year-old West Noble high school faculty member has been appointed director of student activities effective January 12, 1973. Gunn is a 1961 graduate of Penn high school and graduated from Manchester college in 1965. He earned his MS degree from Ball State university in 1972. He has taught at Penn high

The senior division, grades 10, 11 and 12, will exhibit in the science wing of the high school. Judging will start at 9 a.m. All judging should be completed by 12 noon. Judges will be Arthur W. Friedel, professor of chemistry at Purdue-IU Fort Wayne; Fritz Herber, department of chemistry, Tri-State college; Stanley Larimer, Jefferson junior high school, South Bend; Ed Nagle, professor of drafting, Tri-State; Dr. Chester Pinkham, director N. E. Tri-State regional science fair; and Douglas Waldman, Westview high school. Awards will be a trophy for best project in each elementary grade and a first, second and third place trophy in the junior and senior divisions. Regional science fair entries will have a purple ribbon which designates this honor. ~

school, Columbia City high school and West Noble high school. His teaching area includes mathematics and physical education. His coaching assignments have included football, basketball and track. He is presently head football coach and freshman basketball coach. Gunn’s duties as the new director will include student attendance, summer school program, adult classes, student activities, lunch program' and student discipline. January meeting approves request at School board The West Noble board of education met Monday evening, Jan. 8, and approved a request from the West Noble Area Ministerial Association for the use of the gymnasium at the high school fa* a crusade to be held November 4-11. A letter was read from the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service announcing that time had been extended to June 1 to complete repair work on the drainage project, at the school. Two FFA students and their instructor, Donald Esterline, were granted permission to attend the national tractor pulling contest in Louisville, Ky., February 15 and 16. The resignation of bus driver

Meroney was accepted ▼and Go-don Yeager was hired to take his place effective immediately. A number of intra-fund transfers of funds for the end of 1972 were made and claims for December amounting to $116,922 were approved. Vo ag courses offered to adults West Noble vocational agriculture department offers these adult farmer’s classes free of charge. All meetings will start at 7:30 p.m. in the ag room at West Noble high school except the February 26 meeting which will be at East Noble. Jan. 22 — Computer management Jan. 29 — Hydroponics (grass indoors) Feb. 5 — Farm finances Feb. 12 — Farm ponds and waste disposal Feb. 19 — Tractor trouble shooting and winter care Feb. 26 — Swine school (East Noble) March 5 — Farm chemicals March 12 — Farm fertilizers March 19 — Certified seed story Commissioners make appointments Noble county commissioners met Tuesday in Albion and made several appointments to county boards. Dr. Alden Thompson, Kendallville, and West Noble school superintendent Glen Longenbaugh were appointed to the Noble county health board. William S. Grawcock, Albion, and Gerhard Krull, Rome City, were re-appointed. Dr. Robert Stone, Ligonier, was a re-appointment by Ligonier mayor Grover Patrick and mayor John Riemke, of Kendallville, re-appointed Dr. Carl F. Stallman and Harold G. Lash, both of Kendallville.

Bish baby dies of crib death Andrew Michael Bish, six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bish, r 2 Ligonier, was found dead in his crib Friday morning about 9:30 having been placed there only a short time before. The Ligonier emergency squad car was called to the home immediately but the baby could not be revived. Death was attributed by attending physicians to “crib death”. The baby was born June 19, 1972 in Goshen to Michael H. and Elizabeth (Rose) Bish. Surviving are the parents, a sister Valerie Sue; peternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bish, r 1 Wawaka; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, r 1 Wawaka; great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bish, r 3 Ligonier; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wysong, r 1 Wawaka; and Mr. and Mrs. r Roscoe Tredway, Goshen. Services were Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the funeral home at Ligonier with Rev. Larry Wilson officiating. Burial was in Oak Park cemetery at Ligonier. Roy S. Potter Roy S. Potter, 88, 804 Cavin street, Ligonier, died in Parkview hospital, Fat Wayne, at 4:05 a.m. Sunday. Mr. Potter was born June 7, 1884 in Onawa, lowa and came to Ligonier 16 years ago. He was married to Ruby Grams on April 21, 1956. Surviving are his wife; one son, Roy, Jr., of Fort Wayne; one step-son, • Carl Grams, of Ligonier; three grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Services were Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the funeral home at Ligonier. Rev. Charles Elam officiated and 'burial was in Sweets cemetery. Rosemary' Rarick Miss Rosemary Rarick, 21, of r 3 Ligoiier died last week of a selfinflicted gunshot wound from a 12-gauge shotgun loaded with a slug. Her parents found the body when they arrived home about 12 p.m. It is thought she had been dead several hours. Miss Rarick, the daughter of Merl and Gladys May (Biddle) Rarick, was born May 17,1951 in Goshen. She had lived most of her lifetime in this area. Surviving besides the parents are a brother, James Rarick, at home, and a step-brother, George Anglemeyer, of Millersburg. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 p.m. in a funeral home in Ligonier, with Rev. Joe

Swartz officiating. Burial was in Brown cemetery near Millersburg. BIRTHS BROWN, Jeffrey Steven Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Brown, r 1 Millersburg, are parents of a son, Jeffrey Steven, born in Goshen hospital January 6. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schlemmer, r 1 Ligonier, are the maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown, r 1 Syracuse, the paternal grandparents. PARSON, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parson, Jr. of r 1 Kimmell are parents of a daughter born January 5 in Goshen hospital. RHODES, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rhodes, 310 Pontiac street, Ligonier, are parents of an eight pound, five ounce daughter born January 5 in Goshen hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mike Doll, Cromwell, and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, Michigan City. Mr. Rhodes is an instructor at the West Noble high school. EYER, son Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyer, 1001 Main St., Ligonier, are parents of a son born January 11 in Goshen hospital. LAKELAND LOCAL Donald Smith of Syracuse and children Douglas and Terri, have returned from a visit with the former’s brother, Lowell Smith and family, and the former’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Hamada, all of Valrico, Fla.

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Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1972 Monroe Township/ Kosciusko County

Balance FUNDS— Jan. 1 Township * 675.11 Dog 265.00 Totals » DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes —Feb. 17 . $ 994.14 Taxes —June 3,031.32 Total Township Fund $ 4,025.46 - DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor $ 461.00 Total Dog Fund $ 461.00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Fund No. 1 Pay of Trustee, Rent, Clerical Help, Travel Expense Sarah J. Ringgenberg $ 1,330.00 Eugene Ringgenberg 225.00 Fund No. 2 Books Printing Advertising The Mail-Journal $ 101.08 Warsaw Times-Union 85.29 Leonard Supply Co. 90.90 Postmaster 25.00 Fund No. 3

Care of Cemetery George Messmore 15.00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report Is in costody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. SARAH J. RINGGENBERG, Trustee Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1972 Van Buren Township, Kosciusko County

Balanca Balance FUNDS— Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township « MJ-W $12,496.54 »’2<505.28 $ 738.15 n™ 252.25 359.00 367.00 244.25 Fire Fighting 1,046.58 5,691.17 5,007.89 1,729.66 CumulaHveFire 8,775.99 22,255.63 25,643.36 5,388.26 Civil Township Bond 2,453.93 6,206.25 5,275.00 3,385 18 Totals - $13,275.64 $47,008.59 $48,798.53 $11,485.70 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS ***" POSt N °' * 50 00 Source Amount Total $ 50.00 TOWNSHIP FUND Fun d No. 8 Taxes — June $ 3,354.48 park and Recrea tion Taxes-December 2,037 06 Town Mi)ford $ 700.00 Justice of Peace Docket Fees 28.00 Revenue Sharing Fund 7,077.00 Total $ 700.00 ... ... .. Fund No. 10 Total Township Fund $12,496.54 other Civil Twp. Expenses -r * DOG FUND Ist Charter Ins. Agency $ 120.00 Dog Tax from Assessor $ 359.00 Un ited Telephone Co. 270.10 , A , „ c t won ,st Natl Bank (Milford) 5.00 Brooks Pinnick 100.00 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Harold Young 100.00 Taxes-December $ 1,127.82 Arno)d Don 100.00 Taxes June - 3,563.35 Rink lOp.OO Jefferson Township 1,000.00 public E mpl. Ret. Fund 84.73 Mail-Journal 3.21 Total Fire Fighting Fund $5,691.17 u s Treasury Bills 7,077.00 FIRE EQUIPMENT CUMULATIVE U S reasury D '" 3 f FUND Total $ 7,960.04 Taxes-December S Total Township Fund $12,505.28 Sale U.S. Treasury Bills 20,000.00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND _ . , „ - Classification of Expanse and Total Fire Equip. Cum. Fund $22,255.63 To whdm p aid CIVIL TOWNSHIP BOND FUND Kosciusko Co. Auditor $ 148.25 Lakeland Com. School Corp. $ 6,206.25 Sarah Slabaugh 78.75 Total Civil Twp. Bond Fund $ 6,206.25 Merle Tethrake 140.00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Tota| j 367.00 Classification of Expense and DISBURSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING To Whom Paid FUND Classification of Expense and Pay of Trustee, Rent, Clericel, Etc. To whom p aid Maurice Beer $1,695.00 CltyServicaO il Co. $ 2.00 Betty Beer 120.00 Texaco , lnc . 75. W Kathryn Coy 350.00 Arner ican Oil Co. 106.34 , A , Bureau of Motor vehicles 8.50 Total s $2,165.00 LiMleß , aark |ns. 697.96 Fund No. 2 Motorola Corp. 795.00 Books, Printing A Advertising McFarren Service Station 17.95 Mail Journal $ 148.25 Sharp Hardware 2.03 Times-Union 129.19 H& H Repair Shop '•»’ Milford Postmaster 44.20 Town of Milford 3,083.49 D. M. Whitcomb Co. 4.90 C. S. Myers, Inc. 28-45 Leonard Supply Co. 82.70 Union Oil Co. 12.77 Universal-Fire App. Corp. 170.22 Total 7 $ 409.24 —, Total » 5,007.89 Fund No. 3 DISBURSEMENTS CUMULATIVE Care of Cemeteries FIRE FUND Bill Hapner# S 1.150-00 classification of Expense and Herbert Felkner 50.00 To Whom Paid , A1 C. S. Myers, Inc. $ 8,098.00 Total $1,200.00 universal Fire App. Corp- 17,545.36 Fund No. 5 Other J P Exnenses Total $25,643.36 Ist Charter Ins. Agency $ 21.00 DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL TOWNSHIP BONDFUND Total. $ 21.00 Ist Natl. Bank (Milford) $ 5,275.00 Fund No. 7 ~ Memorial Day Fund Total » 5,275.00

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in costody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. MAURICE BEER, Trustee .

Wed., Jan. 17,1973— THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Investigating Lake Wawasee break-in Officers of the county sheriff’s department continue investigation into a break-in at the Lake Wawasee home of Mrs. Orval Klink. Hie break-in, sometime during the past week, was discovered Friday by William Pipp of Syracuse when making a check of the premises. Among items missing was a large bottle containing approximately SSOO in coins. Entry was gained according to deputy Jeff Bronsing, by breaking a door glass. Receives fine and suspended sentence A r 3 Syracuse young man, Donald Nyce, Jr., 18, appeared before county circuit court judge Gene B. Lee Friday morning at which time he was ordered to pay a fine of SIOO and court costs, plus receiving a suspended one year sentence to the Indiana State Farm. Nyce pleaded guilty on a December 29 appearance to a charge of stealing S2O from a cash register in a break-in December 14 at Don’s Sunoco service in Syracuse. Arrested with him in the early morning hours were Kim Miller, 19, 506 South Main street, Syracuse, and minor Gary Lee Johnson, 17, r 1 North Webster. Both were occupants of Nyce’s vehicle of which Miller was driving.

Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 $ 4,025.46 $ 4,603.27 $ 97.30 461.00 ' 379.00 82.00 $ 5,161.57 $ 4,982.27 $ 179.30 Doyle Spangle $ 40.00 Fund No. 6 Fire Protection Jackson Township Trustee $ 1,000.00 Washington Township Trustee 1,000.00 Fund No. 7 Library Use Pierceton Washington Twp. Library $ 300.00 Fund No. 10 Other Civil Twp. Expense Nellie Wrigley $ 16.00 Farmers Mutual Relief Assoc. 5.00 United Telephone Co. 85.00 Dale Beery 100.00 Donovan Sellers 100.00 Russell Farley Jr. 100.00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Cloid Swartz $ 33.00 Mrs. Kathryn Teel, Co. Treasurer 132.00 Keith Leckrone 168.00 Clarence Priser 31.00

Involved in collision Mrs. Betty Lou Yates, 34, r 2 Syracuse, sustained a bdmp to the head in a two-vehicle collision last Wednesday at 12:41 p.m. in Goshen, however. Authorities reported Mrs. Yates drove her 1967 Mustang from Eleventh street into the Plymouth avenue intersection where she was struck broadside by a 1972 Ford operated by Cynthia Ruth Janzen, 24, 1703 Benham avenue, glkhart. Damage was set at $1,300 to both autos and Mrs. Yates was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way. , Annual Report Town Os Pierceton For Calendar Year 1972 GENERAL FUND Balance January 1,1972 $17,269.52 Receipts: Property taxes 40,514.89 Fines 55.00 Cigarette Taxes M 13.08 Liquor taxes 2,856.58 Rent of Town property 460.00 State grant 595.00 Transfer from C.C.I. Fund 5,602.16 Miscellaneous receipts 1,038.75 Total Balance and Receipts 69,804.98 Disbursements: Salaries of Town Trustees 540.00 Salary of Clerk-Treasurer 2,257.68 Salaries of Marshal and Deputies 12,296.32 Compensation of Town Attorney 300.00 Compensation of Volunteer Firemen 1,650.00 Compensation of Other Employees 7,572.50 Hospital Insurance 599.66 Postage and Transportation 197.48 Telephone 953.41 Electric and Gas 8,331.29 Water and Sewage 129.06 Printing & Advertising 345.75 Equipment repairs 450.86 Garbage Collection ' 4,920.00 Custodian 745.00 Police Answering Service 3,999.96 Gasoline 8, Oil 1,205.72 Garage & Motor Supplies 228.05 Office Supplies 202.17 Other supplies 8> materials 269.64 Insurance 2,000.00 Fire hydrant rental 4,300.00 Other rents 10.40 Refunds 105.00 Police clothing allowance 288.23 Subscriptions 8. dues 218.39 Premiums on Official Bonds 60.00 Ditch Assessments 56.00 Social Security-Town's share 1,200.00 Equipment 1,817.42 State Board of Accounts School 18.00 State Grant for Equipment j i 595.00 Total Disbursements 57,862.99 Balanceonhand Jan. 1,1973 11,941.99 MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND Balance January 1,1972 $11,684.95 Receipts: Gasoline and Motor vehicle taxes 10,403.01 Miscellaneous receipts 30.00 Total Balance and Receipts 22,117.96 Disbursements: Maintenance of Town streets 10,330.10 Salaries 1,131.08 Transfers 6,000.00 Total Disbursements 17,461.18 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 4,656.78 LOCAL ROAD A STREET FUND Receipts from transfer 6,000.00 Balance on Hand Jan. 1,1973 6 000.00 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Balance January 1,1972 7,919.99 Receipts: Cigarette taxes 5,181.29 Total Balance and Receipts , 13,101.28 Disbursements: Equipme.it 939.00 Transfers 5,602.16 Total Disbursements 6,541.16 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 6,560.12 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND Receipts from Federal Government 7,753.00 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 7,753.00 PAYROLL WITHHOLDING FUND Balanceon hand January 1,1972 981.46 Receipts 8,301.68 Total Balance and Receipts 9,283.14 Disbursements 8,265.49 Balance onHand Jan. 1,1973 1,017.65 WATERWORKS OPERATING FUND Balance Jan. 1,1972 $ 5,088.68 Receipts: Meter Sales , 37,500.32 Penalties 248.91 Taxes 641.95 Other receipts 1,304.31 Total Balance and Receipts 44,784.17 Disbursements: Salaries and wages 7,829.76 Power for pumping 1,981.48 Chemicals 1,800.93 Supplies and Expenses 5,889.75. Taxes ’ Ulf* Miscellaneous expenses 151.82 Cash transfers 22,991.29 Total Disbursements , 42,156.53 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 2,627.64 WATER DEPRECIATION FUND Balance January 1, 1972 v 4,617.56 Receipts from transfers 4,502.25 Total Balance and Receipts 9,119.81 Disbursements: Materials 1,210.07 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 7,909.74 WATER BOND INTEREST FUND Balance Jan. 1,1972 38,750.13 Receipts from transfers 18,489.04 Ttoal Balance and Receipts 57,239.17 Disbursements: Bonds paid 4,000.00 Interest on bonds 3,898.20 Total disbursements 7,898.20 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 49,340.97 WATER METER DEPOSIT FUND Balance Jan. 1,1972 4,723.98 Receipts from Consumer Deposits 1,050.00 Total Balance and Receipts 5,773.98 Disbursements: Refunds 774.44 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 4,999.54 SEWAGE WORKS FUND Balance Jan. 1,1972 $24,298.64 Receipts: Consumer collections 41452.54 Total Balance and Receipts 65451.18 Disbursements: Salaries and wages 8461.00 Suppl ies and expenses 3,943.80 Power 1,346.21 Insurance expense 1419.91 Cash transfers 14,680.00 Miscellaneous expenses 1,107.52 Total Disbursements 31,758.44 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 34492.74 SEWAGE BOND A INTEREST FUND Balance Jan. 1,1972 17,274.44 Receipts from transfers 14480.00 Total Balance and Receipts 31,954.44 Disbursements: Bonds paid 5400.00 Interest on bonds 8404.37 Total Disbursements 13404.37 Balanceon Hand Jan. 1,1973 .^H, 350.07 INDEBTEDNESS OF TOWN Waterworks Bonds 90,000.00 Sewage Works Bonds , 171,000.00 Total indebtedness Jan. 1,1973 261,000.00 I, Janet Miller, Clerk-Treasurer of the Town of Pierceton, Kosciusko County, Indiana, hereby certify the above to be a true and correct statement of the finances of said town for the year 1972. Janet Miller

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