The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 August 1977 — Page 13

SOTIfI TO TAXPATEBS OF TAX UVIM IN THE MATTE* OF UETEBMINING THE TAX MATES FOB CIBTAIN WEPOSES HY THE LIBMAEY BOABO OF MILFOBD. KOBCIVBKO COUNTY. INDIANA. BEFOBE THE LIBBABY BOABD. Notice l» hereby liven the taxpayer* of Milford and Van Buren Township. Koaciuxko County. Indiana, that the proper le«al officer* of aald municipality, at their reeular meet in* Place, on the 26th day of August. 1977, will consider the following budget. BVDGET CLASSIFICATION LIBBABY OFEBATTNG FUND 5. Current Charges 1.863 1 Service* Personal *10.600 7. Properties 3.050 2. Services Contractual 3.5"5 3. Supplies .. .... 335 Total Library Op. Fund — 818.1*3 (Complete Detail of Budget estimate may be seen in office of Library) ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE BAUED FUNDS REQUIRED FOB EXPENSES TO Library DOCEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR Operating 1. Total budget estimate tor incoming year. Fund Jar. 1 to Dec 31. 1978. inclusive 818.123 2. Necessary expenditure*. July 1 to Dec. 31 of present year, to b« made from appropriations unexpended — — 11,447 5. Total Funds Required — -- -- — 29.570 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED y FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY 6. Actual balance. June 30th of present year 428 7. Taxes to be collected, present year (Decernber Settlement) — — — — 11.457 •. Miscellaneous revenue to be received July 1 of pres-nt year to Dec. 31 of incoming year —Schedule* on file a. Special taxes — — — — — 6.977 b. All other revenue — — 1.171 9. Total Fund* — -—- — — — — 20.033 10. Net amount required to be raised for expenses to Dec 31 of incoming year — . > 9.537 11. Operating Balance — — 6.012 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy — — 15.549 13. Replacement Credit -567 814.983 PROPOSED LEVIES '' , Net Taxable Property . — -- — --— — - 98.813.090 Levy on Amoun to • FUNDS — Property be raised Library Operating -- -- -- . — 8 .17 814.982 Total —a — — — — 8 17 814.982 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED FUNDS — To Be Collected Collected Collected Collected 1974 1975 1976 1977 Library Operating . *l3 484 54 * 4.581 06 * 5.874 00 811.457 00 Total .. — - *13.484 54 8 4.581 06 8 5.874 00 811.487.00 Taxpayer* appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon After the tax levies have been det-rmin.-d. and pr. sented to the County Auditor not later than two days prior to the second Monday .in September, and the levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board or on their failure so to do. by the County Auditor ten er mor taxpayers feeling ih.mselve* aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the grate Board of \a* Commissioner* tor further and final hearing tber-or. >unty Auditor on or before the fourth Monday at Bept.tr.b-r or on or before the tenth day after publication by the County Auditor of tax rate* charged, whichever date is later, and State Board will fix a date for hearing in. this county HAROLD YOUNO President of Library Board ROWENA OERENCSER Secretary of Library Board HERBERT MOREROUtt Treasurer of Library Board Dated ; this Sth day of August 1977 MJ—A. 17 24 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the Matter of Determining the Tax Hate* for certain purpose* by the Library Board at Warsaw Community Public Library Kosciusho County Indiana Before the Library Board Notice t* hereby given the taxpayer* of Ko*ciu*Mo<ounty Indian*, that the proper legal officers of said munKipahty. at their regular meeting place, on the Sth day of September 1977. wiU consider the following budget Bl IM.FTt IASMFK STION LIBRARY OPERATING Fl SO 2 Services Contractual 80.878 I Services Personal (114.450 Total Library Improvement 1 Service* Contractual 30 660 Reserve Fund 0.87* 3 Supplies II UW BOND AND INTEREST 5 Current Charges 34750 REDEMPTION FUND 7 Properties 54.08 6 i urrent Obligations 525 8 Debt Payment 10.000 Total Library Operating Fund 347.450 ~ LIBRARY IMPROV EMF NT Total Band and latcmt RESERVE UNI) Redemption Fund *10.525 Capita! Improvements > Complete Detail of Budget estimate may be seen in office of Library» ESTIMATE OF Fl NDS TO BE RAttKD Ft NDS HEWI IHED FOR EXPENSES TO Library Improvement Bond A Interest DEC list OF INt MING YEAR Operating Reserve Redemption 1 Total budget estimate for incoming year. Fund Fund Fund Jan Ito Dec 31 1978 inclusive *347.450 (42,87* *10,525 .2 Necessary expenditures July 1 to Dec 31 of present year, to be made from appropna bon* unexpended ■ 152.4*2 10 875 3 Total Fund* Required 389 912 4X.E7* 11.200 FI NDS ON HAND AN To Bl RECEIVED FROM SOI HCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX I JCVY * Actual balance June3oth of present year 148.888 J9.J78 *.*M 7 Taxes to be collected present year Dec A June Settlement 97 342 5.723 8 MMceUaneou* revenue to be received July 1 of present year to Dec 31 of mcvrmng Twat- ■ Schedule*<mfile ~ "Hl Special taxes 71.798 *JO4 b AU other revenue MSI ' ■■ 9, Total Funds _ . »•» «•«» 10 Net xrnouta rajinrtd tebe nufad far expraws to Dec *ld incoming year 70 645 *.MI U Operating Balance 09J45 , ■ IX Amount to be raised b> Tax Lew 130.980 12.48* 13 Property tax replacement 8.888 14 Amount to be raised by Tax Levy *l3* 080 PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Propertv *8X06.08 Levy On Amount To FI NDS Property Be Raised Library Operating 8 30 *130.00 Bund and interest Redemption * 09 12.406 COMPARATIVE STATE MF NTOF T AXESCOLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED u To Be Collected Collected Collected Collected N FUNDS 1974 1975 1976 1977 Library Bond and Interest Redemptioe 9 4M 11.80 1L779 BJM Total (10*886 *114.481 8117,7*9 *111.686 i axpeyers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon After the tax tovwa have been determined, and presented to the county auditor not later than two day* prior to the second Monday tn September and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their tadur* so to do. by the county auditor ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved . by such tone* may appeal to the state board of tax commissioner* for further and final hearing thereon by suing of petitxm with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of tax rate charged wtuchrver date ta later and the state board will fix a date for hearing in this county ROBERTL RASOR f*m:drat of Librarv Board JI DY M HUGHES Secretary of Library Board REAL HEED Treasurer of Librarv Board DgtodttolMday of A<u*i 1’977 A 17-24 NOTH E TO T AXP AV ERS OF TAX LEV IES In the Matter of Determining the Tax Rato* for certain purpose* by the Library Board of Syracuse-TUrfcev Creek Tv»p Kosciusko Countv. Indiana Before the Library Board Notice is hereby given the taxpayers at Syracuse-Turkey Creek Twp . Kosciusko County, latoana that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 7th d*v of September 1977 will consider the following budget Bl DGFT CIASSIFH ADON ÜBRAR V OFEKATtNi. Fl ND Total Library Operattag Fitod J 0.846 1 Servtcwa Personal il «B» ÜBRARY IMPROVEMENT 2 Service* Contractual SJW RESERVE FUND I Suppbes l . 798 Capital Improvexnenta 4 Materials 290 2 Semcea Contractual 3-588 5 Current Charge* I SM 7 Properties I 11,090 Total Library Improvement ReaerveFund X 589 Complete Detail ofßudget estimate seen m office at Library! ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED FUNDS REwl IRED ) (<R EXPENSE 'TO DEX? 31 ■ labrary ImprvveußMt OF INCOMING YEAR Operating Itaaerve 1 Total budget eatxmsto for incoming year. Jan Ito Dec M. IBM Fund Fund inctunve 30.80* -1 Neeme ery expenditures Jidy I to Dec 31 of present year to be made from appropriation* unexpended 12.4 W 3 Adtotxnal appropriation* to be made July I to Dec 31 of preuentywar M9O 4 Outotakdtog wanpurary kmn* to be paid def ore Dec JlofpreaMg year < Not included mime* 2 or 3 > , 5 Total Funfite Required Add lines 1.13 and 4 49,498 3.389 FUNDS Off HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPI*SE?I' TAX LEVY * Actual balance June 3«h of present year 38 H«1 *9 7 Taxes to be roUecwd. present year (Dec Settlement 1*794 8 Mnceiianeous revenue to be received Juiy l of present year to Due 31 of incoming year-Schedule* on file a Special taxes ( 11. 39* b A£ ocher revenue 1.73* . R TMBiFuu*<AMhne**.7.Baaada>> 3.Ml *8 14 Net amount to be required to be raised for expense to Dec 31 of incoming year Deduct une 9 from hr» 5 11256 11 Operating Balance Not tn excess at expenses from Jan 1 to June 39. less mwe revenue for same period . . >4.149 II Amount to be rased by tax levy Add hnm 14 and ID 11.3*6 11 Property Tax Replacement Credit I.lß* 14 Amount to be raised by tax levy 33.993 PROPOSE D LEVIES Net Taxable Property 37,178.448 Levy on Amount to FI NDS Property be Rased Librarv Operating _9B ,3.8*3 Total « »«75 COMP ARAn VE ST ATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED Teße Collected Collected CMtocted Collected FUNDS 1974 1975 1978 1977 LAraryOperatu* 33.(5197 3*133 RTC 18.784 98 Total 3.85197 3*lsC 39.877 C 18.784 98 Taxpnvers *ppeeru< sl»B have a nght to be heard thereon After the tax lewea have been determined, and presented to the Counts Arnktor. net later than two day* poor to the second Mandav m September and the tew fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on them fadwe so to <to bv the County- Antar. nr more taxpayer* feehng themeefvea achieved Ipsudilewm. may appeal to the State Board of TtaOMamtanranr* Mr Brtmr and fiaai hear J (■abar or oa or before the tenth day after pubheabonby teQmnty Auditor of tax rate charted, whichever Mt* inter and the State Board will fix a date far hranagm ttua county JACKC VANDERFORD President of Library Beard M A VA.NDERVTER Secretary o* Library Board ROBERTW KNUDSEN Treasurer of Library Beard Dated IM* 1 White jof August WS7 AI7M

Groce schools to open to record number students

Grace Schools in Winona Lake, will open their doors to a record number of students next week. There will be 760 undergraduates registered in the college, while 425 students will be taking classes in the seminary. Dorms will open for new students on Saturday afternoon. Aug. 27. Dorms will open for returning students the following dav. Classes are scheduled to begin Wednesday, Aug. 31. Orientation and registration of new students will be August 29-30, while returning students can register Aug. 29 and 30. Once again classes will be held Saturday. Sept. 3 and on Labor Day. The fall convocation will be held Thursday. Sept. 1, in the Homer Rode heaver Auditorium

Behind the farm market scenes

WEST LAFAYETTE - Prices of major Indiana farm products declined during the period from July 1 to mid-August, reports Lee F. Schrader. Purdue University extension agricultural economist. Crop prices followed an irregular pattern with changing weather during much of the period. By mid-August, with the bulk of the crops out of danger of drought, the markets reflected prospects for abundant supplies for the coming crop year Schrader offers the following report and analysis for major commodities: Corn — Mid-August Chicago com prices were 35 cents lower than at the first of July The major influence was the size erf the crop with production estimated at 6.1 billion bushels based on conditions Aug 1. Total use. domestic and export, is estimated at 5.7 billion bushels this year Anticipation of a $2 per bushel loan level for 1977 corn provided some support. Prices

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES Notice b hereby given the taxpayers of Winona Lake. Civil Town. Kosciusko County. Indiana, that the proper officers of said civil town, at their regular meeting place, on the 29th dav of Augusf. 1977. will consider the following budget: Bl IX. ET ESTIMATE it emplete detail of budget estimate may be seen in the office of Clerk-Treasurer) GENERAL FI ND Current Obligations 3 5» Salary of Town Trustees 1.200 Properties 93® Salary of Clerk Treasurer 1.450 Salary of Marshal E Deputv Marshals 43.000 Total General Fund 143.751 Compensation of Firemen 2.600 Motor Vehicle Highway Fund 76.610 Services Contractual 50.175 Federal Rev Sharing Trust Fund .....x*. 32,771 Sunohcs 6.295 Materials 1.500 Total of all funds 253,132 Current Charges 24,731 ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED FUNDS REQU IREDj FOR EXPENSES TO DEC 31 OF INCOMING YEAR fund Highway Fund 1 Total Budget Estimate for incoming year. Jan Ito Dec 31.1978, inclusive 143,751 76,610 2 Necessary expenditures, July 1 to Dec 31 of present year, to be made from appropriations unexpended 78,636 55.557 3 Additional appropriations to be made July I to Dec. 3’. of present year 4 Outstanding temporary loans to be paid before Dec 31 of present year 33® 5 Total Funds Required < Add lines 1. 2,3 and 4) 223,587 132,187 FUNDS ON HA\D AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY 6 Actual balance June 30th of present year 26.454 36.53 7 Taxes to be collected, present vear i Dec settlement 33.247 9.377 8 Miscellaneous revenue to be received Julvl of present vear to Dec 31 of incoming year -Schedules on file a Special taxes «•*» b All other revenue . 26 .-* 6 9 Total Funds Add lines 6 7.8a and 8b > 129,565 89,375 10 NET AMOUNT REQUIRED Ti •BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC 31 OF INCOMING YEAR ! Deduct line 9 from line 5 1 94.022 42,812 11 Operating Balance < Not in excess of expenses from Jan 1 to June 30, less misc revenue for same period ) 15,000 1.000 12 AMOUNT TV BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY Add lines Wand ID 109.022 43.812 13 Tax Replacement Credit from Local Option Tax 3.396 14 NET AMOt NT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY Deduct line 13 from line 12 ) 106,626 43,812 PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Propertv 3.348.900 . ■ . . .. i. Levy on Amount to FUNDS- * Property be Raised General 106,626 Motor Vehicle Highway ...1 Total 4« 149.438 ' COMPARATIVESTATEMENTOF TAXESCOLLECTED ANDTO BE COLLECTED To Be Collected Collected Collected Collected FUNDS- ' 1974 1975 1976 1977 General >4.579 58.797 63.047 53,247 Motor Vetocie Highway 4,678 5,015 _’3’L ToUi ; 59.257 63 812 63.047 62,624 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon .After the tax levies have been determined and presented to the County Auditor not later than two days prior to the second Monday in September, and the levy f xed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their failure so to do. by the County Auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Com missiooers for further and final bearing thereon by filing a petition with the County Auditor on or before the tenth day after publication by the Countv Auditor of tax rates charged, and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this county ROBERTT BURLEY Clerk Treasurer Dated August 9.1977 ~ AI7 24 NOTICE TO T AXP AY ERS OF T AX LEVIES In the matter of determining tax rates for certain purposes by Monroe Township. Kosciusko County Indiana before the Township Advisory Board Notice B hereby given the taxpayers of Monroe Township. Kosciusko County Indiana, that the proper officers of said Uywnabip. at their regular meeting place, on the 39th day of August. 1977 will consider the following budget TOWNSHIP BUDGET CLASSIFICATION . tvmanship FI ND Total Township Fund 3,636 Total Rev Sharing Fund . 2.7 W Pay of TruaJJjLt. Oencal and EMERGE NCYMEDIt Al .. , P °°* imo *xssu u- “ Total Twp Poor Rebel Fund 1.669 Ocher Civil Twp Expenses 835 Fire Protection 2J56 ESTIMATE 09Fl NDS TO BE RAISED ‘ lownsiup nevenue FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR Fund Sharing EMS 1 Total Budget Estimate for incoming year. Jan Ito Dec 31.1978, inclusive 3,626 27 ® IMO 2 Necwsary Expenditures July l »Dec 3! present year to be made from appropnauona X AdchtKvia: Apprx>ru'i<xß tobe made Julyl to Dec 31 of present year 4 Outotontfo* Temporary Loam to be paid before Dec 31 of present year - not included la tanas 2 or 3 ■ — 5 Total hurt roraartd t »rM hnrir) * t amt 1 i 6.503 4,225 1.560 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY 6 Actual Balance June 30th of present .veer 3.567 1.356 7 Taxes to be collected, present year December Settlement* June Settlement 1.361 1.296 » Mscedaneous Revenue to be received July lot preseniyear to Dec 31 of incoming year schetoiie on file a Special Taxes — certified shares b All Other Revenue-Local Option , W a Totalarirlfamsa 7 gaaadab) . .. - — 6-26* L 992 10 NET AMOUNT REQI IRED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC 31st OF INCOMING YEAR i Deduct line 9 from line 5 > 11 Opera Baiaaca 1 Not tn excess of expenses from Jan Ito June 39. less mncelianeous revenue tor SMMBrnod’ . w. 1,813 12 AMOUVrTVBERAISEDBYT.AXLE\"3‘ .Add lines 10and ID *«2 IMO 13 Replacement Credkt M. Net aoaauM to be raised I<n4 1 < n 4 PROPOSED LEAtES Net Taxable Property 2.W3® f FUNDS- Z Total 3* COMP ARATIVE STATEMENT OF T AXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED Collected Collected Collected Collected FUNDS — I* 7 * 1* 75 197 s l8r!7 Township 3.97! 1.116 1.814 Recreaturn 150 „ EMS f.. JsSL Tm>| 4.121 LH« Mg Taxpayers appearing shall ha ve the nght to be heard thereon After the tax tevws have been determined and prewmed to the County Auditor not later than two days poor to the second Monday in September and the levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure so to de. by the County Auditor ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the Stole Board of Tax Cotm mnsMnen for farther and final heane« thereon by fifing a petition with the County Auditor on or before the fourth Monday of SqkMnber or on or before the tenth day after putbobon by the County Auditor at tax rates charged, whichever dote b later, and the State Board of Tax Comnussoners will fix a date for bearing in this county LARRY W MANUEL Trustee Monroe Township Dated

Dr. Timothy Warner, president of Fort Wayne Bible College, will be the speaker for the 9:45 a.m. session Five new faculty members have been added in the college Paul Milliman, formerly the band director at New Haven High School, will assume the position of assistant professor of music. Brent Sandy, a graduate of both Grace College and Seminary and a doctoral candidate at Duke University, will be instructor in Greek. Assuming a newly-created position, Barbara Woodring will be the associate professor of nursing. She comes to this position from a similar one at the Community College in Allegheny County, Pa. She will begin research for the newly-

can be below the loan level because of an expected shortage of storage and handling facilities. Soybeans — Soybean prices also ended the period lower with Chicago cash beans at $5.52 at mid-August. Old crop prices dropped more than new as most users have already arranged for the scarce old-crop supplies they need. Timely rains over a large part of the growing area have virtually assured a 1977 crop in excess of this year’s use The result was a price decline of $1.70 per bushel since July 1. Wheat — Soft wheat prices at Chicago dropped 33 cents to $2.05 at mid-August. The crop is estimated at two billion bushels and total use this year was 1.7 billion bushels. An already large carryover will increase. The loan rate of $2.25 is a factor holding prices from going even lower. Hogs — Hog prices ended the period about $2 per hundredweight lower, but remained $3 per hundredweight above the

inaugurated nursing program. Filling openings in the physical education department will be J. Ivan Schuler and David Diehl. Schuler had had experience as a high school teacher of science and physical education and was most recently the assistant basketball coach at Biola College, La Mira da, Calif. Diehl is a Grace graduate and former part time instructor and coach. The instructor in physical education returns to Winona Lake from a faculty and coaching position at the Dayton, Ohio, Christian Schools. Originally scheduled to be ready for the opening of school, the new science center will not be ready for about 30 days, according to Don Cramer, director of information services at the school.

year’s low. The very hot weather may have reduced consumer demand for meat to some extent. Pork supplies were above a year ago with prices near the same level. Cattle — Choice cattle at Omaha were trading nearly $1 per hundredweight lower at the end of the period, but about $3 per hundredweight above a year ago. Beef supplies have been near those of last year. Broilers — Broiler prices increased in early July at the seasonal peak of demand, but declined to the 41-cent area (readv-to-cook wholesale) at mid-August, about 3 cents under the first of July. Supplies have been 3 to 4 per cent above a year ago. Eggs — Egg prices dropped to 46 cents (Class I Midwest) at mid-August down from a high of 56 cents near the end of July. Cooler weather and a lower rate of hen slaughter resulted in increased output.

Diabetic classes set at Goshen Diabetes is a major health problem in the United States and the number erf people developing it appears to be increasing every year. Americans today have greater than a one-in-five chance of developing diabetes. Despite these statistics, most people are poorly informed about diabetes. Diabetic classes for diabetics, their families, and other interested people will begin a fall series at Goshen General Hospital on September 6,7 and 8. Classes will be held in the hospital dining room annex at 7 p.m. each evening. The Tuesday evening session will be “What is Diabetes and How to Care for It,” presented by N. Scheeley, R. N. “Diet and Diabetes” will be discussed Wednesday evening by B. Fierce, Dietian. The series will be concluded Thursday evening with “How Diabetes Affects Your Body.” These classes are presented to help people learn more about Diabetes. The series will be repeated in November Contact the hospital inservice director for further questions. Auto hits fence Damage of SIOO each to a car and fence on CR 650E, one-half mile east of Syracuse, was listed in a 12:20 a.m. accident last Thursday. Rodney J. Hann, 18, r 2 Syracuse, driver of the auto, had crossed to the opposite side erf the road and went down an embankment into the fence owned by Roy Miller of Syracuse. The auto came to rest approximately 75 feet off the roadway. Arrested on charges Dean R. Yoder, 35, r 4 Turtle Bay Trailer Court, Syracuse was arrested and booked at the county jail over the week end. His charge was public intoxication. He was released on S2OO bond. Joseph Edward Yakim, 31, r 2 Syracuse, who was arrested for public intoxication and driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages following a car accident Sunday was held in lieu of SSOO at the county jail. Mb**NEW SBS EMPLOYEE — Randall Sneller, above, began his duties Monday morning as a new employee in the trust department of the State Bank of Syracuse. He and Mrs. (Nancy) Sneller hope to move from their present home at White Pigeon. Mich., to the Syracuse community in the near future. Sneller grew up in the Grand Rapids. Mich., area where h 4 graduated from high school and received his bachelor of science degree at Calvin College. He completed his master of business administration degree from Western Michigan University at Kalamazoo, Mich., last Friday. He was trust auditor at the Saint Joseph Valley Bank in Elkhart from September 1974 to August 1976. Juveniles charged Two Milford juveniles were arrested and charged with unauthorized control over a motor vehicle Monday. The case is being turned over to the Kosciusko County Probation Department The pair reportedly stole autos from C. S. Myers Ford. Inc., Milford. Chuck Myers, owner; and Phil Campbell, Milford. Town marshal Louis Mediano received reports early Monday from the owners of the cars, saying both were damaged and had been moved. Both youths confessed to such actions. The Campbell auto sustained $350 damage and the Myers vehicle, S2OO.

SUBAmOS SHOP One Mile North. 4 Mile* West Os Milford • Pick-Up Covers • Regular Tarps • Boat Covers • Fitted Tarps Or An, Kind O« Cov»r Mod* To Outer Also Wwrtwe Froohng And Sopor Open 5 Days A Week 8 AM.-6 P.M. Closed Fridays And Sundays

Wed., August 24,1977 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

■ | * ■ / L - * *sn ' IfiW ® A*' a Uhl CULMINATING OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION — Richie Barat, one of Ray Frost’s foster boys, is shown drawing an entry blank as Frost, center, and Mark Reed witness the event. The drawing culminated the open house celebration at Frost Antenna Service and TV Appliances new location on SR 13 south of Syracuse. auF* H i MF y W* 18/' 11 ol Mi W v w ■ -B i 5 * * * 10. < ~* , ** l Sin, \ . k AND THE WINNER IS — Shown in the second photo with Frost and young Richie is Larry Helman, r 1 Cromwell, winner of the 12 inch black and white Quasar television given away. No purchase was necessary to enter the drawing.

Huff to be arraigned

Bruce Wayne Huff,: 20, of Syracuse, will be arraigned in Kosciusko Circuit Court this Friday for the charge of issuing a forged check at Thornburg’s Drug Store in Syracuse and for jailbreaking last week. Huff appeared before Circuit Court Judge Gene B. Lee recently. He appeared without counsel and was appointed William M. Dalton, 11. Huff, along with Steven J. Sommer, of Bourbon, had

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escaped from Kosciusko County Jail Saturday night, Aug. 13. They were later apprehended Monday evening, Aug. 15, in Osceola. Sommer also appeared before Judge Lee. He entered into a plea bargain on the charge of theft of a 1974 Ford pick-up on December 28, 1976, in Etna Green. He also asked the court for more time to discuss the charge of jailbreaking with his attorney.

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