The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 September 1977 — Page 14

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., September 14,1977

j North Webster j | By MARY LEE WILLMAIN | J R. 1 Leesburg J

Barbee Hoosier Club enjoys carry-in dinner

Bouquets of fresh cut flowers adorned the tables for the September 7 carry-in dinner and business meeting of Barbee Hoo6ier Club. Roll call was answered by 16 members. Ruth Butler, president, was in charge of the business session. She read cards of appreciation from the family of David Lawson. Plans were discussed for “Clean Up Day” to be held October 1. Guests present were Mary Ernest, Marion, and Esther Gore, Florida. Following dinner and the business session games were played The floral table decorations were used as game prize awards. Kathleen Weghorst was chairman of the dinner com mittee She was assisted by Agnes VanCurren and Bertha Royer The October meeting will be held at Barbee Conservation Club building. Barbee Ladies have carry-in A carry-in dinner was served at noon when Barbee Ladies Christian Service members met September 8 in the fellowship room at Barbee Community Church Margaret Welker, president, was in charge of the business session The Bible Study series of II Peter was completed. It was followed by group discussion. Due to conflicting dates the scheduled visit to a local nursing home has been postponed Harry Heches attend family reunion recently Mr and Mrs Harry Heche and family, North Webster, attended a family reunion held recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Calkins. Way land, Mich* Mrs. Heche s aunt. Ruby Jamison. Phoenix, Ariz., was a special guest It was her first visit with the family group in 26

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years. There were 96 persons present for the festivities. Other relatives were present from as far away as Arizona and California. Ladies prayer time, Bible study is underway Tuesday morning prayer time and Bible study for ladies began September 6 at North Webster Church of God. The weekly topic studies will be taken from the book "Fulfillment Bible Studies For Women" by Joyce Marie Smith. /Mary Jo Lundy is WCG Spiritual Life Director. Sechrist 65's entertained in Emmert home Mrs. Carolyn Emmert was hostess for the Sepember 7 meeting of Sechrist Sixty-Five Extension Homemakers Club. Mrs. Jerry Badskev assisted the hostess Devotions were read by Norma Boyer Her topic was "Bringing Up Children ” The lesson "Vitamins-Use and Abuse” was given by Diane Williams. Other reports were given by: Laurel Shoemaker, health and safety. Mrs Williams, cultural arts; Jeanette Schidler, citizenship and Lynn Atwood, garden remakrs. Mrs Badskey will be hostess for the October meeting. She will be assisted by Janet Allen Steve Bailey is new choir director at UM Steve Bailey, director of music at North Webster Junior High School, will be the new choir director at North Webster United Methodist Church. Choir practice has started and is being held each Wednesday night, at 7 p m New members are welcome to participate.

Ron Owens, former choir director at the church, found it necessary to resign due to his increasing business responsibilities. COMMUNITY NEWS North Webster Church of God Mai's Prayer Retreat will be held September 16 and 17, at Yellow Creek Lake. North Webster United Methodist Church council on ministries will meet in the church fellowship room at 8 p.m., September 21. e Elmer Wolford was guest speaker for “Rally Day” held September 11 at North Webster Church of God. A carry-in dinner was served at noon followed by a special service at 2 p.m. Rosemary Dashiell, Elkhart District UMW president, will be guest speaker for the “Fall Roundup” to be held at 7:30 p.m., September 20, at North Webster United Methodist Church. North Webster Church of God Teacher's meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m., September 22. Youth from North Webster Church of God attended a District Rally held September 10, at Huntington Senior High Youth from North Webster Church of God are planning a "Canoe, Camp and Coming-in” event to be held September 17 and 18. -NWMeda Bontrager injured in crush Meda Bontrager, 17, 71674 CR 133 Syracuse, was injured in a one-car accident at 10:55 p.m. last Tuesday, Sept. 6, at the “T” junction of CR 146 and CR 23 New Paris. She was taken to Goshen Hospital for mouth injuries. She underwent surgery last Wednesday morning. The Syracuse driver was eastbound on CR 146 at the time of the accident and failed to see the stop sign at the "T” junction. She then crossed CR 23 and crashed into a ditch and fence post. Damage was set at S4OO to her car. Area woman treated after one-car accident A one-car accident on Armstrong Road, one mile southwest of North Webster, at 1:15 p.m. last Tuesday. Sept. 6. resulted in $1,200 damage. Mary M. McCarel. 24. r 1 North Webster, was driving on the road when her car went out of control and struck a pole. She went off the road for approximately 75 feet before hitting a deep ditch and striking the pole. She was treated and released from Kosciusko Community Hospital for cuts on the lower lip and legs as well as chest pains. North Webster EMS treated her for injuries at the scene.

If || 11 rll - REMEMBER WHEN EjL IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

1 Y&AR AGO, SEPT. 15,1976 A new service, to provide one hot meal per day on a five-day-per-week basis, began Monday noon at the Syracuse Scout Cabin, with 21 aged persons as recipients. Georgia Buster is director of the Syracuse site. Parents of Syracuse kindergarten students, numbering 15, attended the Lakeland school board meeting last night to inform the board of an overcrowding problem involving their children. Deb Manges served as spokesperson for the parents. She said the parents feel the number of kindergarten students in two of the 31 student sections is quite large. Saturday was the last day of employment at the Syracuse license branch for LaVada Dean, a right hand girl at the branch, off and on, for the past 25 years. It s retirement for eight-year Vega Corp. veteran Nina (Mrs. Gene) Allie as she punched out last Wednesday. At other jobs she's been a waitress at the Frog and elsewhere over the years, having a wide acquaintance of friends. 5 YEARS AGO,, SEPT. 13. 1972 Mr. and Mrs.’’John VanLue of 155 North Shore drive, Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dianne Lee, to Stephen E. Elliott, son of Mrs. Betty Elliott, 413 John Street, Syracuse, and Paul Elliott of Richmond. Hie Calvary United Methodist Church. Syracuse, was the scene of the wedding uniting Miss Dianne Elaine Ringler and navy petty officer 3rd class G. Michael McCallin. Rev. Ross Cook officiated at the double ring ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 18. Nathaniel Crow Fick, Jr., of Crow’s Nest, Lake Wawasee, has been accepted by the University of Baltimore law school and reported to the university orientation just prior to Labor Day. "Bud”,Felkner shot a hole-in-one Sunday at South Shore in Louie's Fifth Open golf tournament, using a wedge iron on number 5 hole. He has as his witnesses Paul Gerke. Ted Auer and Harold Bartman. 10 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 13, 1967 Vincent Doyle, former sports director and general sales manager for WSJV-TV, Elkhart, has joined the faculty of Wawasee Preparatory, Syracuse. A 1948 Notre Dame graduate magna cum laude with a major in physical education and a minor in English, Mr. Doyle will head the preparatory school's speech department and coach the basketball team. Stover Hire, 30-year-old

Syracuse electrician, retained his racing crown at the American Rower Board Association stock outboard nationals at Baltimore, Md., August 27. Airman third class Gary J. Spry, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Alma Spry at Syracuse, has been assigned and has left for Travis AFB, California. 29 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 12,1957 Richard Kowallik, son of Mr and Mrs. Leo Kowallik, was awarded scouting’s highest honor on Saturday night 7 September as he received the badge of an Eagle Scout before an audience of relatives and friends which filled the Scout Cabin. Dick, who is the first Syracuse scout to receive the Eagle rank in several years, was awarded the badge by Scoutmaster Jack Ridings. Jerry Firestone’s yard light, which was a county fair winner this year, took another blue ribbon at the State Fair last week. James Waltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Waltz of Lake Wawasee, formerly of Go6hen, has returned from a ten week summer school session with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 7 at their school for geological sciences in Nova Scotia. Sherri Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown, celebrated her fourteenth birthday by taking a group of friends to South Bend where they were guests on the Club 46 program at the WNDUTV station. 45 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 16, 1932 According to W.M. Spoonmoore. in charge of Wawasee Fish Hatchery, 20,000 of the No. 1 large mouthed bass; 10,000 of the No. 1 small mouthed bass; 1,200,000 wall eyed pike; 10,000 red eyes. 10,000 red eared sun fish; 30,000 blue gills, 2,000 small mouthed baas 3 in. in length; and 1,000 large mouthed bass 5 inches in length have been placed in Lake Wawasee and Syracuse lake this year. Residents of Syracuse and Lake Wawasee were treated to a surprise Saturday at the noon hour when five “Hell Diver” airplanes from the Great Lakes Naval Training station in Chicago demonstrated some real flying. Trustees of the townships of Kosciusko County, their wives and families held their annual picnic here in Syracuse, last Sunday. The meeting was held at the High School building. W. E. Long returned to his lake home Saturday after a business trip in the east. He said it was almost unbearable hot in New York City, Labor Day. Half the worry in the world is caused by people trying to make decisions before they have sufficient knowledge on which to base a decision Dean Hawkes

LEGALS ORDINANCE NO. 77-4 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING RATES AND CHARGES FOR THE USE OF AND SERVICES RENDERED BY THE MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITY OF THE TOWN OF ETNA GREEN. INDIANA. WHEREAS. The Town of Etna Green ha* caused a financial study of the Municipal Electric Utility to Da made Dy H J Um baugh A Assoc lata*. Cartiflad Public Ac count ants. Plymouth. Indiana; and WHEREAS, tha study indicata* that ratas and charges are not sufficient to meat tha reasonable financial requiremants of tha Utility and should Da increased, and WHEREAS, tha Board of Trustees of me Town of Etna Green. Indiana, finds that tha existing rates and chargaa for tha usa of and service rendered Dy me Municipal Electric Utility of said Town are too Kn» and are •nsuHicent to enable the Town to properly maintain and oparate this electric Utility; NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINEO BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF ETNA GREEN. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. STATE OF INOIANA Section 1. That me rates of the Etna Green Municipal Electric Utility be increased to conform with Exhibit A" attached hereto, and made a part hereof which retes shall ba subject to the approval of the Public Service Commission of Indiana; Section I. That all ordinance* which set rates heretofore In existence be repealed at the time of approval of tha Public Service Commission of Indiana of tha increased rates adopted by mis Ordinance. Rate "A" ETNA GREEN (INDIANA) MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITY RURAL ANO TOWN LIOHTINO WITHOUT WATER HEATER Ruai and Town lighting, single phase power, cooking, refrigeration and all small WPliances. without watar heater Character ol Service Alternating current, sixty cycle, single (base, at a voltage ol approximately 110 volts two-wire, or 128-2aO volts three-wire. Rates _ 14.] cents per kilowatt hour for me first 30 kilowatt hours used per month til cents per kilowatt hour for the next 10 kilowatt hours used per month 1.0 cents per kilowatt hour for tha next 20 kilowatt hours used per month 4 5 cents per kilowatt hour tor me next 20 kilowatt hours used per month 4.2 cents per kilowatt hour for all over M kilowatt hours used per month Minimum Payment The customer's minimum monthly payment under this rate shall be St S* tor Rural customers and St .23 tor Town customers Deferred Payment All bills on the above schedule shell be rendered and due monthly if not paid by me fifteenth day tot lowing the dale of bill, there shall be added ten per am «* the tin* S 3 00of me b*M. plus three percent !3N> «f me amount of me bill in excess o» 53.00. Remittances sent by mail on or previous to me fifteenth of the month as evidenced by the U S. Post Office mark on the envelope in which they are received, will be accepted as » *»nder of payment within the time umit.

When the fifteenth fells on Sunday or any other legal holiday, the first business day thereafter shall be considered as being within the time limit. Reconnection Charge Whenever the service is turned off for nonpayment of bill, or whenever for any reason beyond the control of the Utility a re establishment of service is required by any one customer more often than once in a twelve month period, a charge of SIO.OO will be made by the Utility to cover a part of the cost of discontinuance and re-establishment of service. Fuel Cost Adustment The monthly bill computed according to the above schedule shall be subject to adjustment based upon the Utility's fuel adjustment charge for purchased power The fuel cost adjustment in dollars per Kwh shall be the same as that most recently billed to me Etna Green Municipal Electric Utility, by its purchased power supplier less $ 0000000 per Kwhr. Rate "A-WH" ETNAGREEN (INDIANA) MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITY RURAL AND TOWN LIGHTING WITH WATER HEATER Rural and Town lighting, single phase power, cooking, refrigeration and all small «>p(iances. and for 240 volt, two element water heaters. For the customer to receive benefit of thi?. rate, water heater must be subject to inspection and must be constantly connected and in operating condition. Charcter of Service Alternating current, sixty cycle, single phase, at a voltage of approximately 120 volts two-wire, or 120-240 volts three-wire. Rates 14.2 cents per kilowatt-hour for the first 20 kilowatt-hours sed per month 11.2 cents per kilowatt-hour for the next 20 kilowatt hours used per month § 1.0 cents per kilowatt-hour for the next 20 kilowatt-hours used per month 4.5 cents per kilowatt-hour for the next 20 kilowatt-hours used per month 4.2 cents per kilowatt-hour for me next 100 kilowatt-hours used per month 2.1 cents per kilowatt-hour for me next 200 kilowatt-hours used per month 4.2 cents per kilowatt hour for all over 300 kilowatt-hours used per month Minimum Payment The customer's minimum monthly payment under mis rate shall be SI 96 for Rural customers and $1.23 for Town customers. Deferred Payment All bills on the above schedule shall be rendered and due monthly. If not paid by the fifteenth day following the date of bill, there shall be added fen percent (10%) of the f>r»t $3.00 Os me bill, plus three percent (3%) of the amount of the bill in excess of $3.00. Remittances sent by mail on or previous to me fifteenth day as evidenced by the U. S. Post Office mark on the envelope in which mey are received, will be accepted as a tender of payment within the time limit. When the fifteenth day falls on Sunday or any other legal holiday, the first business day thereafter shall be considered as being within me time limit. Reconnection Charge Whenever the service is turned off for nonpayment of bill, or whenever for any reason beyond the control of the Utility a reestablishment of service is required by any one customer more often than once in a twelve month period, a charge of SIO.OO will be made by the Utility to cover a part of the cost of discontinuance and re-establishment of service. Fuel Cost Adjustment The monthly bill computed according to me above schedule shall be subject to adjustment based upon the Utility's fuel ad iustment charge for purchased power. The fuel cost adjustment in dollars per Kwh shall be me same as the most recently billed to the Etna Green Municipal Electric Utility by its purchased power supplier less S.OOOOOOO per Kwhr. Rate "C" ETNAGREEN (INDIANA) MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITY RURAL ANDTOWN COMMERCIAL POWER For alt general power purposes for

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customer having 1 horsepower or more in 3 phase motors connected and available for operation simultaneously. Character of Service Alternating current, sixty cycle, at any available three phase voltage in me area, or single phase service at a voltage of ap proximately 120 volts two-wire, or 120-240 volts three-wire. The Utility will supply service from its electrical supply lines at only such frequency, phase, regulation and primary voltage as it has available in the location where service is required, and. if transformation of voltage is desired by the customer, will transform its primary voltage to one standard secondary voltage as hereinabove set forth. Any applicant requiring service differing from that to be supplied by the Utility as herein provided shall provide proper converting, tran storming, regulating, or other equipment upon his own premises and at his own expense. Rates Rates charged for service rendered under mis schedule are based upon the measurement of the electrical energy at a voltage supplied to the customer on the secondary side of the transformers 'furnished by me Utility. The rates for electrical energy supplied hereunder shall be as follows: 9.6 cents per kilowatt-hour for me first 100 kilowatt hours used per month 4.5 cents per kilowatt-hour for the next 900 kilowatt-hours used per month 4.9 cents per kilowatt hour for the next 1,000 kilowatt-hours used per month 4.2 cents per kilowatt hour for the next 5.000 kilowatt-hours used per month r-r~a.4 cents per kilowatt-hour for all over 7,000 kilowatt-hours used per month Minimum Payment The minimum monthly payment tor service shall be as follows: First 10 horsepower $1.23 per h.p. Each additional horsepower 10 per h.p. Deferred Payment All bills on the above schedule shall be rendered and due monthly. If not paid by the fifteenth day following the date of bill, mere Shall be added ten percent (10%) -of the first $3.00 Os me bill, plus three perceot (3%) of the amount of the bill in excess of $3.00. Remittances sent by mail on or previous to me fifteenth of the month as evidenced by me U.S. Post Office mark on the envelope in which they are received, will be accepted as a tender of payment within the time limit. When the fifteenth falls on Sunday or any other legal holiday, the first business day thereafter shall be considered as being within me time limit. Reconnection Charge Whenever the service is turned off for non payment of bill, or whenever for any reason beyond me control of the Utility a reestablishment of service is required by any one customer more often than once in a twelve month period, a charge of SIO.OO will be made by me Utility to cover a part of the cost of discontinuance and re establishment of service. Fuel Cost Adjustment The monthly bill computed according to me above schedule shall be subject to ad iustment based upon the Utility's fuel ad iustment charge for purchased power. The fuel cost adjustment in dollars per Kwh shall oe tne same as that most recently billed to me Etna Green Municipal Electric Utility by its purchased power supplier less S.OOOOOOO per Kwhr. Rate "M" ETNAGREEN (INDIANA) MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITY MUNICIPAL SERVICE To whom Available Available to the Town of Etna Green for municipal street lighting and municipal power for pumping water Character of Service Electric energy supplied hereunder shall be alternating current. 40 cycle, at any standard single phase or poly phase voltage supplied by the Utility in the locality for which service is required. Rates Street Lighting: The rate for street lighting shall be $3.19

per light per month Municicial Water Utility Services: The rate for municipal power for pumping water for water works shall be me regular power rate with 10% discount. Fuel Cost Adjustment The monthly bill for metered service computed according to the above schedule shall be subject to adjustment based upon me Utility's fuel adjustment charge for purchased power. The fuel cost adjustment in dollars per Kwh shall be the same as that most recently billed to the Etna Green Municipal Electric Utility by its purchased power supplier less S.OOOOOOO per Kwhr. Term of Payment Bills shall be rendered and due annually. Rate "SL" ETNA GREEN (INDIANA) MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITY SECURITY LIGHTING To Whom Available Availabe for DUSK TO DAWN OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE for lighting en trances, driveways, and other private areas to customers who are located on me Utility's electric supply lines suitable and adequate for supplying the service requested. Character of Service The Utility will install, own and maintain a bracket mounted suburban type lighting fixture including photo electric control. Rate Per Month (a) Where the lighting fixture can be installed on an existing distribution type wood pole or other supporting device and served from existing secondary facilities, with not more than one span of secondary, the rate shall be: $3.64 per light for 175 watt mercury vapor lamp (b) If additional facilities are required to furnish service hereunder,, me Utility will install, operate and maintain such facilities. The labor, material and overhead cost of installation of such additional facilities and maintenance expense thereof shall be at the customer's expense Deferred Payment All bills on the above -schedule sffelt be rendered and due monthly. If not paid by the fifteenth day following the date of bill, there shall be added ten percent (1(7*.) of the lint $3.000f me bill, plus three percent (3%) of the bill in excess of $3.00. Remittances sent by mail on or previous to the fifteenth of the month, as evidenced by the U. S. Post Office mark on the envelope in which they are received, will be accepted as a tender of payment within the time limit. When the fifteenth falls on Sunday or any other legal holiday, the first business day thereafter shall be considered as being within the time limit. Term of Service Any customer requesting service under this rate shall make written applicatidh for such service for an initial period of one year, and such service shall continue from year to year thereafter unless cancelled by either party. Reconnection Charge Whenever the service is turned off for non payment of bill, or whenever for any reason beyond the control of Utility a re establishment of service is required by any one customer more often than once in a twelve month period, a charge of $lO 00 will be made by the Utility to cover a part of the cost of discontinuance and re establishment of service. Terms and Conditions of Service (1) The Utility shall adjust the automatic control on each installation to provide lighting service from dusk to dawn each night Lamp replacements and repairs will be made within a reasonable period of time, during regular working hours, after customer's notification of the need for such maintenance (2) The facilities installed by the Utility shall remain the property of the Utility and may be removed by the Utility If service Is discontinued Submitted for consideration of the Board of Trustees of the Civil Town of Etna Green, Indiana, this 29th day of August, 1977, and adopted by said Board. Claude C. Davis . Patrick Thomas Fred Mellott ATTEST: Mark Heisler 5.14-21