The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 January 1973 — Page 9

ANNUALREPORT TOWN OF SYRACUSE, INDIANA For the Year Ending December 31,1972 GENERALFUND Receipts Balance January 1,1972 ?! Property Tax 331 ’ 84 14 Liquor Tax £ Cigarette Tax 2 371 •“ Turkey Creek Fire Payments - 211732171 Rents 1,01800 Other Revenues 548.5 U Total Receipts and Balance 1972 *102,225 65 Disbursements Compensation Trustees ’ , ” ” Compensation Clerk-Treasurer '-uw.uu Compensation Town Attorney Compensation Firemen „ Clerk Hire ‘'TIl “ Town Marshals 44, £ Park Workers ° ’-J" ” other nJnn Services Contractual '"'zC M Current Charges 4 ZZ Properties 2 Public Retirement Total General Fund Disbursements 1972 Year j’ 4 ' 2 ' 4 ' 4 Balance December 31,1972 in General Fund * 7,950. w STREET FUND Receipts J^x arvl '”” Motor Vehicle Receipts 13 'mo oo Interest on investments f’Y ri Miscellaneous Revenue jas.is Total Receipts and Balance 1972 we.uz.ui Disbursements ,2 064 00 Salary of Street Commissioner » Salary at Assistant Street Commissioner inoooin Salary of Employees ” Services Contractual ,Z_ a| Supplies Materials pgg gg Current Charges Public Retirement 2,900 52 Disbursements 1972 Year 510 90 Balance December 31,1972 In Street Fund Investments Held Net Worth Street Fund December 31,1972 MWI " BONDFUND Receipts , 9 013 94 balance January 1,1972 » ” Taxes Received miMiß Total Receipts and Balance 1972 *1i,674.w Disbursements Payment on Bonds « Payment of Interest “ 341 25 Total Disbursements 1972 Year * 4,34 ' 43 Balance December 31,1972 in Bond Fund » 7332.75 BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Bonds Outstanding January 1,1972 3131000100 Bonds Paid 1972 4,000 00 Bonds Outstanding December 31,1972 » 9,000.00 PLAN COMMISSION FUND Receipts Balance January 1,1972 * 1000 Receipts 1972 4,308 00 Total Receipts and Balance 1972 » 4 ' 3,BiW Disbursements Plan Commissioner * Plan Commission Attorney 1 ZZZZZ Contractual Services 1 Total Disbursements 1972 Year » 312088 ' Balance December 31,1972 i,oe».iv PARK METER FUND , 30854 Balance January 1,1972 ’ gj! Collections , . „ ~ Intereston Investments 4 < , Total Receiptsand Balance 1972 * 4,374.84 Disbursements Police Pay * I,oo ’ i ’° Contractual Services 33344 Properties , 1,30000 Supplies iw.o4 Total Disbursements 1972 Year • 31023 ,8 Balance December 31,1972 1,330 83 1 Investments Held 300 00 Total Balance and Investments December 31,1972 * 1,850.86 CUMULATIVE FUND Receipts Balance January 1,1972 * 334 24 Received from Cigarette Tax Intereston Investments 482.52 Total Receipts and Balance December 31,1972 *10,612.94 Time Certificate Investment Heid . 9 ' 0000 ? Total Balance and Investments December 31,1972 *19,612.94 OREIDERFUND Receipts Balance and Interest Received 1972 * 30032 Investments Held December 31,1972 7,700.00 Total Balance and Investments December 31,1972 » 8,090.32 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND Receipts Receipts 1972 Year * 7,058.00 Disbursements Investments Purchased * 7,03800 Balance December 31,1972 . , 00 00 ‘investments Held December 31,1972 * 7,058.00 SYRACUSE WATER COMPANY GENERAL OPERATING FUND Receipts Balance January 1,1972 S 1,059.74 Received From Customers 40,343.74 » r Miscellaneous Revenue 10,369.78 Total Receipts and Balance 1972 *51,773.26 Disbursements Plant Salary * S Plant Expense 8,183.02 Administrative Salaries 3,187.68 ftpnerai Fxoenses ° 7,084.94 Transferred to Bond and Depreciation Fund 20,170.86 Taxes Paid 1,334.11 Total Disbursements 1972 Year Balance December 31,1972 in Operating Fund * 3,138.67 WATER BOND FUND Receipt* Balance January 1,1972 , * 4,087102 Received from Operating Fund Interest Drawn on Investments 1,425.00 Total Receipts and Balance 1972 j. *23,256.45 Disbursement* Payment on Bonds * l4 '??2m Intereston Bonds 4,619.38 Total Disbursements in Water Bond Fund 1972 Year *18,619.38 Balance December 31,1972 4,337 07 Investments Held December 31,1972 Total Balance and investments December 31,1972 *33,137.07 DEPRECIATION FUND Receipt* Balance January 1,1972 * 1,13707 Received from Operating Fund 3122,133 Interest from Investments 235.00 Total Receipts and Balance 1972 » 4,600.30 Disbursement* Expenses * 1,965.00 Total Disbursements in Water Depreciation Fund » 1,905.00 Balance December 31, 1972 in Depreciation Fund 21333 30 Certificates Held 41300 00 Total Balance and Investments December 31,1972 * 7,135.30 GUARANTEE METER DEPOSIT FUND Receipts Balance January 1,1972 * 238112 Interest Received on Investments 114172 Total Receiptsand Balance 1972 ’ 372.84 Disbursement* Transferred to Operating Fund , S 372.84 Total Disbursements in Guarantee Meter Deposit Fund * 372.84 Balance December 31,1972 0000 Investments Held December3l,l972 J 2, 2 RECAP WATER COMPANY investments and Balances *45,705.68 WATER COMPANY BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Bonds Outstanding January 1,1972 *95,000.00 Bonds Paid 1972 , 1410001 ?° Bonds Outstanding December 31,1972 *81,000.00 SANITATION DEPARTMENT OPERATING FUND Receipt* Balance January 1,1972 • * 32 ? 23 Collections 4 ? 1 ! 33 ?? Miscellaneous Total Receipts and Balance 1972 *45,236.11 Disbursement* Employees • ’’a I*7 72 Office Help Plant Operation ' Collection System Office Expenses 11088 Other Transfer to Bond and Depreciation Funds 21,7a*. w Total Disbursements 1972 > • 44,31 ? Balance in Operating Fund December 31,1972 » 7i/.ie SANITATION BOND FUND Receipt* , Balance January 1,1972 8 8 ' 330 - 80 Received from Operating Fund ” 1324 Interest from investments 375.00 Total Receipts and Balance 1972 *26,050.1 1 Disbursement* Payment on Bonds * 710001 ?° Interest Paid 12,303.75 Total Disbursements 1972 Year « Balance in Bond Fund December 31,1972 • , ' 4 ® 44 Investments Held Iz'zzz z° Balance and Investments Held December 31,1972 *20,390.42 SANITATION DEPRECIATION FUND Receipt* Balance January 1,1972 » 23 00 Received from Operating Fund 2,400.00 Interest Collected on investments 100 00 Total Receipts and Balance 1972 » 2,323 zz I nvestments Held December 31,1972 2102300 Balance and Investments Held December 31,1972 » 41330 00 RECAP SANITATION DEPARTMENT Balanceand Investments *25,863.60 SANITATION BOND INDEBTEDNESS January 1,1972 Bonds Outstanding » 271i00 ° 00 Bonds Paid 1972 7, ?? £ 1 Bonds Owed December 31,1972 *264,000.00 RECONCILIATION OF ACCOUNTS ACCOUNT TOTAL RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BALANCE 19/2 1972 DEC. 31,1972 Federal Withholding *10,208.00 *8,905.40 » 1,302 40 Payroll OASI 4,428.50 4,428.50 »•» Indiana Gross 1,289.36 1,116.22 1 73 ’ 4 General Fund 102,225.65 94,274.72 7,950.93 Motor Vehicle Fund 34,132.01 32,621.11 1,510.90 Park Meter 4,374.84 3,023.98 1,350.86 Municipal Bond 11,674.00 4341.25 7,332.75 Cumulative Fund 10,612.94 00.00 10,612.94 Greider Fund 390.32 00.00 390.32 Plan Commission 4,318.00 3,268.81 1,049.19 Water Utility 59,459.15 49,048.11 10,411.04 Sewer Utility 52,087.09 42,098.49 9,988.60 Federal Revenue Sharing 7,058.00 7,058.00 00.00 Cumulative Fire Equip. 3,509.06 00.00 3,509.06 TOTAL 4 *305,766.92 250,184.59 *55,582.33 M £ Checks Outstanding Dec. 31,1972 *15,690.83 Book Balanceand Checks Outstandino? *71,273.16 ' Bank Statement Balance December 3T, 1972 *71,273.16 Difference between Bank and Clerk Record* -0-

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Room 4-U elects officers Room 4-U 4-H club members met recently in the fellowship hall at the Church of God in North Webster. Election of officers was the most important business of the day and resulted in the following slate: President — Rosalyn Long .Vice president — Joseanne Jemigan Secretary — Cindy Poppenfoose Assistant secretary — Mary Baumlee Treasurer — Susan Clark Health and safety — Kim Wagoner Assistant health and safety — Stephanie Jemigan Song Leader — Garmen Bryant Assistant song leader — Brenda Iden Recreation leaders — Kathy Iden and Katie Lemon Reporter — Lori Pryor Assistant reporter — Monica Jemigan A discussion was held concerning possible meeting places and regarding activities. The next meeting will be held at Lori Pryop’s home. Enrollment cards were due and many were turned in before adjournment. Anyone who is or will be 10 years old in 1973 is eligible for membership and will be welcome in the club. Those who are interested may call Mrs. Ronald Grieder of Mrs. Gilbert Baumlee for information. The leaders served cookies and punch at the close of the meeting. —NW— United Methodist church notes A series of films are being shown on alternate Sunday mornings on the New Testament at the North Webster tlnited Methodist church. These films feature a man who is presently serving as minister in a Washington, D.C. United Methodist church; serving on the faculties at the American university and Wesley theological seminary; and teaches a weekly television course on the Bible. The films are designed for use in conjunction with the church school program. Church Library For sometime many people have been busy with preparation of a church library. The library is located in the fellowship hall and is now open for use with materials carefully catalogued for quick and easy selection of desired materials. Children’s books are divided into two sections to aid in selecting books for different ages. New books will be added as die use of the library warrants. Lay Speakers Course A lay speakers course which is a district project will be held in the local church beginning January 28. More information can be had by calling the church office. God’s Children God’s Children, the youth singing group, are planning a paper drive on January 27 from 10 to 4 at the church. The group will also have a Bible study during regular choir practice and will meet from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Share Talent On March 4 the church will have a “share your talent” night. The program will begin with a carry-in supper. —NW— ’ Inter-club visit made to Warsaw Inter-club at Warsaw January 11 included Don Martin, f John Weeks, Willard Kaufman, Dave Everts and Ernest Lawshe. New members given; appointments to committees by president Jerry Badskey ! were Tom William, Richard Long and Robert Stover, boys and girls; Walter Corbin, support of spiritual; and Duane Leedy, agriculture. Make-ups were reported on January 2 at Goshen by Dan Watson and Bob Morgan. Cecil Kauffman reported a make-up at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. On January 8 Nelson Hunt was at East Columbus, Ga.; and Pat McCarty was at Hartford City. On January 9 Phil Mock was at

CHECKS OUTSTAND) NG General Fund: Check No. 5327 *10,52 ; 6566-S82.00; 6652-5125.00; 6653-S100.00; 6654-S100.00; 6656 *IOO.OO. 6657 *500.00; 6660 *425 00; 6671 *110.00; 6683 *6.00 ; 6684 *9.00 ; 6685 *6.00; 6686 *933.32 ; 6689 *67.61; 6692 *7.65; 6693 *29.35; 6694 *4.50; 6695 *15.00; 6696 *2,000.00; 6697 *89.50; 6699 *147.12; 6700 *69.50 ; 6701 *481.31); 6703 *18.06; 6706 *30.29; 6707 *16.32; 6708 *41.30 . 6709 *45.00; 6710-M2.59; 6712 *341.61; 6713 *787.50; 6714 *3.00; 6715 *560.22 ; 6716 *8.00;6717 *36.60; 6718 *2,498.82 ; 6719*1,093.50; 6720 *50.00; Payroll: No. 805*17.14 , 2304 *21.93, 2352 *83.80, 2353 *72.55; 2354 *36.15; 2355 *106.27, 2356*216.51; 2357 *209.42 , 2358 *214.58 , 2359 *202.22, 2360 *22.75, 2361 *22.27 , 2362 *31.41; 2363 *24.46, 2364 *31.41; 2365 *52.86 ; 2366 *230.87 ; 2367 *216.16; 2368 *160.92 ; 2369 *177.03 ; 2370 *286.86, 2371 *145.20 , 2372 *96.60 , 2373 *145.20, 2374*65.36; Water: No. 782 *1,160.00; 801 *34.60; 806 *39.75; Sewer: No. 532 *24.55 ; 542 *7.20 , 543 *25.67 ; 546-*477.95; The above is a complete record of expenses for the Town of Syracuse 1972 year. The records are on file in the clerk-treasurer's office and can be viewed by any citizen wishing to do so. j ■ January 19, 1973 Betty Dust ; Clerk-Treasurer I Town of Syracuse

North Webster. “Happy Birthday” was sung to Dean Hartle, Bob Ritchie and Glen White on January 15. Guests at the meeting included an interclub from Columbia City made up of Dave Martin, Ralph Bennett, Walter Binder and Freman Orcutt. A. C. Underwood introduced Dr. Charles Smith, guest speaker. Among many accomplishments, Dr. Smith is the author of five books. He and other members of his family spent a yejur in Ireland and gave an interesting insight into life as it is lived in Ireland. He also provided his audience with helpful thoughts about the troubles in Northern Ireland. A special treat was in store for members who attended the January 22 meeting. Lorin Badskey, president of Kiwanis International, spoke. He shared some of the experiences of his office and spoke of the 58th birthday of Kiwanis International and the 33d birthday of Kiwanis International Foundation. —NW— Lesson on practical party snacks Mrs. Orva Miller and her Mrs. D. W. Hannon, were hostesses for the January meeting of the Backwater Friends club last week. Mrs. Doug Bowser opened the meeting in usual form. History of the song of the month, “Oh, What a Beautiful Morning”, was given by Mrs. Miller and members joined in singing the chorus. The health and safety remarks given by Mrs. Arden Rider concerned striding for exercise. Mrs. Ralph Bennett discussed crossbreeding plants from her garden. Mrs. Bert Rhodes, president, discussed making mittens for charitable organizations’ distribution for the citizenship lesson. Meditations included “Sunshine in a Smile,” and “Count Your Gains and Not Your Losses” both by Helen Steiner Rich, read by Mrs. Miller. “What I like to do <hi a cold winter day” was the question members answered to roll call. Since business was postponed in favor of the Christmas party at the previous meeting, both secretary and treasurer’s reports included two months business. A card from Mrs. Earl Black, a member who is vacationing in Florida, was read. Mrs. Harold Leach will entertain in her home for the February meeting with Mrs. Glen Vanator serving as cohostess. During the business session names were recorded of members interested in the diabetes home testing program and various suggestions offered for the program planning committee’s use. The constitution and by-laws with all amendments were read. The major business for the February meeting will be the election of officers for the 1973-74 club year. Mrs. Joe Kruger and Mrs. Glen Vanator gave the lesson on “Practical Party Snacks” listing numerous food-stuffs that may be used in preparing snacks and displaying samples which were served along with refreshments at the close of the meeting. Special stress was upon preparing snacks for last minute and unexpected occasions from items normally kept on hand. Mrs. Basil Miller received the door prize. The hostesses served health foods and cider with the snacks provided by the lesson leader. Completes marine operations course TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. — Marine lance corporal Gary L. Scheffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Scheffer of r 2 Syracuse, has completed the tactical air operations central repair course at the Marine Corps Base, Twentynine Palms. His studies included the installation and maintenance qf the tactical data system used in the detection, identification and interception of hostile aircraft, and navigational assistance to friendly aircraft.

Ralston Purina has agriculture scholarship SAINT LOUIS, Mo. - During the next school year, 69 outstanding upperclassmen in colleges of agriculture located throughout North America and in pieting their undergraduate work with the assistance of the Ralston Purina scholarship program. The SSOO Purina scholarship is awarded to one deserving incoming junior or senior at 65 state universities and land-grant colleges. It is also awarded in three Canadian agricultural colleges and in one college in Puerto Rico. The student selected to receive the scholarship is recommended by a scholarship committee consisting of faculty members of the college. This will be the 19th year of the Purina scholarships. During the first eighteen years, the program over the years has assisted 987 students to finish their college undergraduate work. Letters are now being sent by Ralston Purina company to all the eligible colleges offerings the 1973-74 scholarships, according to an announcement by George H. Kyd, Ralston Purina director of public relations. The faculty committee chooses the recipient on the basis of his scholastic record, participation in campus affairs, and eligibility for financial assistance. Break-in at Milford junior high Milford town marshal Don Drake is investigating a break-in at the junior high school. Drake received a call at 5:40 a.m. last Friday that the break-in had occurred. Entrance was gained through a window in the cafeteria. A glass was broken in the window of the door to the office and entrance gained. The door to the principal’s office was pried but the person or persons who entered the building did not gain entrance to this office. The teachers’ lounge was entered and a candy machine and a cold drink machine were pried open. Teachers said there was less than $5 in the machines at the time of the robbery. No injuries in week end mishap Damage was not extensive in a week end mishap as Kathryn V. Goldman, 66, r 2 Syracuse, was forced to swerye her 1972 Ford into a 1963 Ford truck which she was passing on Lincolnway East, Goshen, in an attempt to avoid an oncoming vehicle. Driver of the truck was John T. Morgan, 39, Fort Wayne. No injuries were reported. Three vehicle collision results in one injury A three vehicle crash Thursday at 3:15 p.m. near the U.S. 30 bypass, Warsaw, resulted in damage amounting to $2,485 to the three vehicles. A wrecker belonging to Crystal Flash Service, North Webster, driven by Michael L. Mulligan, 26, r 1 Pierceton, was towing a Lakeland Sanitation truck operated by Steven D. Angel, 25, r 1 Leesburg, when the towing chain broke. When the towing chain broke the wrecker jackknifed to the left on East Center St., Warsaw, and a semi rig, in the left eastbound lane, collided with the wrecker. The semi rig was operated by Robert Eugene Sayre, 40, r 6 Sidney, Ohio. x The vehicles were headed east on Center St. at the time of the collision. Damage was set at $950 to the wrecker, $1,025 to the semi rig and SSOO to the Lakeland Sanitation truck. Mulligan was treated and released at Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw, after complaining of pain.

ESCAPADE MOTOR HOMES Has full time work available for all types of PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES Steady employment record and experience are a must. We offer excellent starting pay and fringe benefit program. Apply in person at — SKYLINE CORP. ESCAPADE MOTOR HOME DIVISION County Road 23,3 miles south of New Paris An Equal Opportunity Employer

/MS fc 1 * LA I K MCvlj-r Ala Sr L *4 mt, '"’£’■■■l BAHAMAN GROUPS — Dessert table takers at the Grand Bahama hotel during the recent Maxwelton Golf club week long outing were, 1-r, top photo, John Mellinger, John Hossinger and Nappanee Mayor Jim Newcomer and Mrs. Newcomer. Other Maxwelton diners at the hotel included those in the bottom photo, also 1-r, Edith Milner, George Waldbridge, Maggie Smith, Merl Smith, Dot Hossinger, Alice Herbison (at right, back) Andy Milner, Lois Waldbridge and Jerry Herbison. I

Scout appreciation dinner in Atwood this Saturday The third annual scout leaders appreciation dinner will be held at the Atwood community center Saturday, Jan. 27. All adults in Kosciusko county scouting and their wives and husbands are urged to attend this evening of informal fellowship. The carry-in (take a dish, table service and plate) supper will follow the 6:30 p.m. invocation. Afterwards the scout achievement awards will be presented. A mixed choral octet, under the direction of Don Ogden from Grace college will furnish the entertainment. Explorer Post 67 from Warsaw will present the flag ceremony. Those giving awards will be Bill Spice of Fort Wayne; Ed Creighton, Crystal Take; Guy Baker, Burket; and Gene Groninger, Dan Gast, Ben « Briganti, Harold Nicholls and “Flip” Wilson, all of Warsaw. “Bud” Schellschmidt is chairman. Grass fire at Kiser farm North Webster firemen responded to a call at 8 p.m. Wednesday for a grass fire at the Howard Kiser farm on r 3 Syracuse. No damage was reported.

The Fabric Nook SALE On Now Afternoons 1 To 3 Men's Wear Sewing Class . Begins On Thursday, Jan. 25 Wawasee Village

Wed.. Jan. 24,1973 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Crusaders class meets on Friday The Crusaders class of the Syracuse\Church of God met at the church Friday night with Mr. and Mrs jJoe Hibschman serving as hosts. President Ralph Bushong conducted the business meeting

TOWN OF WINONA LAKE, IND. Clerk-Treasurer’s Report For 1972 GENERAL FUND Balance January 1,1972 * 1,558.52 General Property Taxes 59,267.58 Cigarette Tax Distribution 3,380.57 , State Liquor Distribution 4,554 Wayne Twp. Fire Protection T,S S? „ Trash Removal, licenses,fees, Amisc. 4,702 Loan from Operating Fund 10,000.00 Total Balance & Receipts • , *84,963.69 Disbursements Salary of trustees 300 00 Salary of clerk-treasurer J-WO .oo Salary of marshal I & deputies 231340 ” Compensation of town attorney 1 00 00 Compensation of firemen Other compensation 50? Communication & transportation ’-188.24 Heat, light, power & water , Bi ] o3 34 Printing & Advertising Repairs to bldgs. A equipment ”8 83 Garbage removal 31000 00 Other contractual services ’ ’ i2 ’’ ?* Garage & motor supplies Office supplies 2 " ' 3 ( Other supplies " insurance 21 « 4 ?° Hydrant rental 21 ”! Z? Fire truck rental S Clothing allowance for firemen li2 vu.uu Subscriptions & dues “ “ Premiums on official bond Plan commission 33 ~ TY I nterest of General obi igation Bonds » ■ 22 •’J’ Social Security 21 ' 2 , ~ Equipment 3, "1 ” General obi igation bonds Payment of loan 10100 ? “ Transfer to other funds 5,020.05 SRT 403 96 Total Disbursements , 73 Balance December 31,1972 STReE T FUND Receipts 303 17 Balance January 1,1972 » 21 " 3 * Gasoline tax distribution 23134 * 143 General property tax ■ Miscellaneous 304110 Total Balance & Receipts *40,282.91 Disbursements , „ ■ Salary of street commissioner 41 ! Salary of employees 40 Wages of Laborers Repairs of Equipment ‘ Street construction • r 31 » Garage & motor supplies 44 Other supplies £ , 41 ™ Materials ' “ “ Equipment 5'41089 Transfers to other funds 31410 Total Disbursements *1X843.63 REVENUE SHARING FUND Balance December 31,1972 * 8,138 00 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Balance January 1.1972 $401 ?? 3 37 Tax Distribution 1414Y3 *' Balance December 31,1972 54000000 52 '’ 8 ’ ” Investment mu.uuu Balance 12,981.03 SEWAGE WORKS OPERATING FUND Balance January 1,1972 24 3 ’ 3 34 Collections 331 Refund from Genera I Refund from Sinking Fund Balance & Receipts 89,768.43 Disbursements Plant operation & collection system 3 ? 14 '” 04 General expense » 100 00 insurance £ New Equipment 11 " Transfer to depreciation 800 0 Loan to general fund 010 ?° ?? Transfer to Sinking Fund <. lu.isa.w Total Disbursements Balance December 31,1972 *34,502 30 SEWAGE WORKS SINKING FUND Balance January 1,1972 ’ 41243 7 ’ Collections , 22,7 ” 4 ; From Construction fund Total Balance 4 Collections $44,8n 59 Bond Redemption I° looo 00 Bond interest 81283 Transfer to operating J ,I '®*- 43 Bank certificate 181000 00 Total disbursements s44 '?!? f 2 Balance December 31,1972 761.19 SEWAGE WORKS DEPRECIATION FUND Balance January 1,1972 11027173 Receipts from operating fund 800 04 Disbursements , •” Balance December 31,1972 1,827.79 SEWAGE WORKS CONSTRUCTION FUND ’ Balance January 1,1972 381323 73 Fees and services 28133 * 134 Transfer to sinking fund 9,,8 * nn Balance December 31,1972 4 °°- OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS AS OF oqc. 31,1W2 Sewage Revenue Bonds of 1951 * 471000 00 General obi igation bonds of 1961 Sewage Revenue Bonds of 1971 131,000.00 Total Indebtedness a . S J B2 ' i M»ipn l Howard Clerk-Treasurer of the Town of Winona Lake, Kosciusko Cou y, wiTSi.’SSX

at which time plans were discussed for future meetings and also the Sunday school department attendance drive now underway. Devotions were by Rollin Christner. There were 14 adults and six children in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Firestone will entertain for the next monthly meeting.

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