The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 February 1976 — Page 5

Drapery Lessons Starting On Monday. Feb. 9 'L Al ' ■ My Store „ In Syracuse Classes Every Monday From 1 To 3 p.m. 1 I" ; Learn Step Hy Step Details For Making four (hen Heautiful Draperies

I 305? Form 64p (State)—(l2 74) V J State Bank No. / STATEMENT OF CONDITION 'r . ' . -* Consohdated Report of Condition of o £ i; Syracuse j n State of Indiana and Do mes tic Subsidiaries at the close of e December 30, 10 75 (Closed December 31, 1975) business on .•••••♦ Dollars Cts. ASSETS i 1. Cuh»nd due from banks (ineludintt unpoeted 2. (a) U.S. Treasury securities I - — Total (items 2 256 322 00 (b) Obligations of Federal Financing $ 2(a) & (b)) = 450 000 OC q 3. Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations J 2 705 892 541 1 4. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 5. Other securities (including $ 22211 corporate stocks) > ’ 6. Trading account securities " . . none 7 7. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 16 734 058 80 a 8. Other loans Aon Qd 9. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 201 /OA » 10. Real estate owned other than bank premises .401... JWiL ..J3 10 11. Investments in subsidiaries not consolidated none 12. Customer’s liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding QPQ 370 30 o 13. Other assets (item 6 of “Other Assets”) (including $ direct lease financing) 13 14. TOTAL ASSETS -Xffi 14 LIABILITIES 3 505 697 05 15. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Q 62 "48 ifi 16. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations «tT 7OB 8£ 17 17. Deposits of United States Government CAI 31 ia 18. Deposits of States and political subdivisions * .7*o . 18 19. Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions none 1 20. Deposits of commercial banks om ftOA B 52 91 21. Certified and officers’ checks, etc. / n-i qq e qaa 7 A 22. TOTAL DEPOSITS ( m „ 22 (a) Total demand deposits . I 1Q26 *VI XXX xxx xxx xx (a) tb Total time and savings deposits > * JjgL Jg «« 23. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase / none 24. Other liabilities for borrowed money none 25. Mortgage indebtedness none 26 26. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding 200 230 84 27. Other liabilities / ' AAA 11.9 ' “03 ol 28. TOTAL LIABILITIES . 1 29. MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES „ 30. Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings) J 30 31. Other reserves on loans ■ ’ nene oo 32. Reserves on securities T 92 — 33T 33. TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES 33 ' CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 300 34. Capital notes and debentures specify interest rate and maturity of each issue outstanding) 419 982 33 *_ 35. Equity capital, total none qr ’ 36. Preferred stock-total par va^ue gjo6e (No. shares outstanding ) jgj 100 OC’ 37 37. Common stock-total par value 1Q lift J (No. shares authorized) (No. shares outstanding—2 1 900 000 38 £ SwpnAu - i 2 H 40. Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves s 1 41. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 5— 41 42. TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES. AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .-=* 42 k ■ MEMORANDA 1. Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date ~~ 518 Ob 1 2. Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 10 712 800 50 2 3. Unearned discount on instalment loans included in total capital accounts 4. Standby letters of credit. » - 4 - 4 . ■ / «!• Michael Mangas, Asst. V. P. the abase-named bank, do solemnly { afhrml that tAi» rtport eoMKInm is trut and corrrci, to the best of mjf knowledge and belief. , | . Correct —Attest: Z - •7^^* '~ r ' ~' r ' i Zz at 2 directors. Stote Indiana , Cowat>< Kosciusko (MAKE MARK FOR Svom to and sabeeribed before me this dajf of February , t wnAKr9 nALt and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. y My commission erpires June v; ' \

Lakeland Day Care board has meeting

The board of directors of the Lakeland Day Care Center at Syracuse held a meeting Monday raght with nine members in attendance. It was reported a donation of SIOO had been received from the Syracuse Junior Mothers club for the center and members discussed plans for a second annual art fair to be held during August Mrs Steve Hearn, center director, reported the center children went Christmas caroling at the Strawberry Village nursing home. Ligonier, in uptown Syracuse and at the Church of the Brethren in Syracuse, during the holiday season. Enrollment Enrollment is up to 29 children at the day care center located at

Calvary t United Methodist church Nine of these children attend kindergarten classes at the Syracuse elementary school during part of the week day. Parent conferences have been held during the month of January It was also reported that the speech and hearing testing has been completed by an Elkhart firm for the center children. Volunteers continue to be needed at the center, and persons wishing to share with the children if nothing more than reading a story or sitting with them at naptime are urged to contact the center INDIAN WAK The Seminole Indian War began Nov. 20. 1817.

Quarterly dividend declared for NIPSCo Directors of Northern Indiana Public Service company have declared a quarterly dividend of 35 cents a share on the outstanding common stock of the company, according to Dean H. Mitchell. NIPSCo chairman and chief executive officer. The dividend is payable March 19.1976. to shareholders of record at the close of business February 27.1976. and is at the annual rate of $1.40 per share. Pie spicing argument Good cooks in New England for years have argued over the spicing of old-fashioned apple pie One school insists on cinnamon as aroma, but another argues just as vehemently for nutmeg

! 'WOTUZ'HS I \ , r, I I ‘ w ■ ■■■■■. ■■■R ■■■s COME-A LONG FOR EMS — Members of the American Legion Auxiliary unit 226, Milford, are shown above as they present a come-a-long to representatives of the Milford Emergency Service. The come-a-kmg is a wench which is used to pry objects apart and will be used by the EMS to aid victims who are trapped in wrecked vehicles, etc. From left are Elizabeth Steinke, president of the auxiliary ; Betty Scott. Americanism committee chairman whose committee was in charge of the project: Connie Stumbo and Monica Bice of the EMS; and Barbara Freeman, a member of the Americanism committee of the auxiliary.

Camp Fire 1 Neus

Doll Derby Feb. 13-15 The 17th annual Doll Derbyexhibition will be held on February 13-14-15 at the North Village Mall on U.S. 31 north. South Bend, between the hours of 9-9 on Friday and Saturday, and 12-5 on Sunday. Awards will be presented at 3 p.m. Sunday. A total of 24 dolls were entered from Syracuse. Adventure group to Fort Wayne The Adventure Camp Fire Girls at Syracuse went on a trip February 1 to the Fort Wayne Fine Arts building to see a Bicentennial play and tour the building. The trip was arranged by Mrs Walter Miller. Mrs. Dan Caskey and Mrs Tom Tuttle. The event, sponsored to bring all Adventure girls together from the area, was under direction Sunday of Mrs. Tuttle and Mrs. Norman Stevenson Decorate for Valentine party The Sunshine Blue Birds met in the Scout cabin on January 28 with 18 members answering roll call following pledge to the flag and the Blue Bird Wish. Members decorated candy jars for the Valentine party scheduled for February 11 at the cabin. Mrs John Stetler announced there would be a swimming party at the high school pool on February 5 from 6-8 p.m: The girls are to meet at the pool at 6 o'clock and return to the cabin fa- hot chocolate and weiners After refreshments were served by Stephane Crow. Kim Motherwell, Jennifer Stetler and Beckie Welty, the meeting was adjourned.

'Women in education .. to meet in Indianapolis

“Women in Education: wbereAT. whereTO, a day-long conference focusing on the present job market and future opportumties for women in. and interested in. the’ field of education, will be held Saturday, April 3, at the Atkinson hotel in Indianapolis Sponsored by the state department of public instruction, the conference will feature interest sessions lead by national educators. Luncheon speaker will be Ann Campbell, commissioner of education for the state of Nebraska. According to Harold H. Negley, superintendent of public instruction. the conference and interest sessions will include many of the new title IX regulations, which eliminates sexual bias in classrooms andmany athletics within the nation's schools.

=7 WATCHERS Meet Every Monday . 7 p.m. Lakeland Youth Center. Syracuse New Members Welco. .e Weekly ’ - — - ———

Wed., Feb. 4, 1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Blue Birds to go swimming Plans have been completed for the yearly Blue Bird swimming party to take place this Thursday, Feb. 5. at the- Wawasee high school pool. Girls are to meet at the high school at 6, after which they will go to the Scout cabin for hot dogs and hot chocolate. Silver Thimbles wrap bandages Wrapping bandages was the project of the Silver Thimble club of the Milford Apostolic Christian church at the February meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Donald Hoover. Mrs. Walter Wuthrich assisted the hostess. The president. Mrs Steven Haab. opened the meeting. It was voted to give a money gift to a nursing home patient. j “Happy Birthday” was sung fa Mrs. Glenn Price, Sr., whose birthday was February 1. and Happy Wedding Anniversary for Mrs. Frank Beer, who celebrates February 14. The hymn, “The Love of God.” was sung in unison. For devotions. Mrs Jesse Beer read from I Corinthians, verses 1-8. A chocolate dessert, heartshaped open face sandwiches, red candy hearts and coffee were served from a table decorated in the Saint Valentine motif. Mrs. Ray Haab was the winner of a heart box of chocolates. Mrs. Elmer Hartter and Mrs. Louis Rassi were guests. Mrs Lewis Speicher and Mrs. John Haab will be in charge of the March meeting, when a visit will be made to the My Store in Syracuse.

The conference is open to the public and registration information may be obtained by contacting Gladys Hudgins, Room 229. State House, Indianapolis.

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Milford Senior Citizens to see pictures The Milford senior citizens will meet at the fire station on Sunday. Feb. 8. for a carry in dinner at 1 p.m. Arch Baumgartner will show pictures of Australia for the program All senior citizens are welcome. TOPS hold meeting nite Members of the TOPS In. 106 at Syracuse met Monday night in the First Charter Insurance building Mrs. Jack Hickman and Mrs. Gene Myers tied for the best weight loss for the month of January. They shared the "something red" gifts. Members of the group will attend the rally on February 10 at Warsaw.

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