The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 March 1980 — Page 15

LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Com missioners at their regular meeting on the 3rd day of March, 1980. N. Jean Messmore 979.13 Jean Northenor 1,166.66 Kathryn Teel 1,166.66 Ruth S. Hoppus 976.66 Alan Rovenstine 1,159.90 Charles M. Brower 1,158.33 Kenneth Wyman 452.08 Michael L. Miner 125.00 Avis B. Gunter 1,120.00 Harry M Van Hemert 916.65 Cleora Cauffman 927.50 Maurice Dorsey 375.00 Frederick Gilliam 375.00 Gerald Smalley 375.00 Eldred Metzger 123.33 Norman DeGood 123.33 Thomas Anglin 123.33 Keith Horn *- 123.33 Carl Latta 123.33 Ronald Sharp 123.33 Larry Teghtmeyer 123.33 Richard W Sand 541.66 Judy A Dalton 897.91 Linda Sue Furnivall 584 00 Herschel O Harper 1,210 52 William C. Reneker 1,159.56 Eugene C Brown 1,086.94 Sharron K. Tague 772.16 Roxanne Wildman 584 00 Robert Burner 54166 Nanette Newland 897 91 James C. Jarrette 635 41 Diane J . Ziolkowski 816 66 Eugene E Brumfield 71166 Brenda C. Sanders 703 33 Nila Mae Mathews 69.00 James L Walmer 625.00 Daton L Hoover 400 00 Frances Noble 688.33 Mary J Schmitt 670.83 Jeanne Weirick 670.83 Geneve Brumfield 670 83 Roberta Waggoner 654 17 Cynthia Kantenwein 654 17 Judy Burnau 654.17 Barbara Felten 637 50 Kathy Trobaugh 595 83 Dorothy Fitzsimmons 595.83 Georgina Morehouse 496.12 Charlotte Morts 688.33 Margaret Garman 670.83 Janet Himes ' 670.83 Luella McCullough 654.16 Marlene Weller 688.33 Kathy Ransbottom 654 16 Carol Franks 654.16 Sandra Zartman 654 16 Linda Lowe 118.44 Mildred Giant 118 44 Esther Heckman , 688 33 Bonnie Shafer 670 83 Lucille McCleary 670 83 Joyce A Shafer 89 34 Vickie Patterson 654 16 Nicki Jo Crisp 654 16 Doris Johnson 437 00 Karen Thomas 299 00 Gloria Maple 299 00 Janie K Ward 33.00 Tina A Kinzer 33 00 Rhonda J Brandon 33 00 Carol Sundheimer 688 33 Janice Anglin 510.00 Frances Besson 510 00 RonTobinson 1,052.00 Richard Mikel 1,035 30 Stanley Holderman 1,018 55 Howard G Moser 985.30 Richard Monk 985.30 Burdell Blackburn 985 30 Jeffery Bronsing 985.30 Roger Fellows 985 30 Tom Kitch ’BS 30 Mike Hobbs 902.00 Tom Brindle 985.30 Forrest Bouse 81125 Mike Fishbaugh 81125 Sandra Grow 811 25 Gene Norton 811.25 Richard J. Kemper 740.83 Jennifer Wyman 106 25 Michael L. Valentine 125 00 Rosa M Schooley 592.00 Kama Smith 554.16 Edith Carlin 670.83 Margaret Warren 670.83 Charlene A. Knispel 688 30 Mirian L Riding 670.80 Paul D. Brewer 46 00 Joyce McConnell 688.33 Clara Belle Demaree 226.31 Beverly Clampltt ( 585.00 Juanita F. Boggs 495 00 Jean Lynch 585.00 Sue Ann Ray 607 50 Mary Fry 450 OC William Fry 90 00

324 SYRACUSE -r— A beautiful 3 bedroom home just a few 354 — CROMWELL on 2 acres. Bring Os ’ steps from South Shore Golf and easement to Lake your hammer, nails and SEjrr—* Wawasee. The best of two worlds Assumable mortgage. low down payment. 351 — SYRACUSE — Lingofelter Park. This 1971 mobile home ? with attached Florida room has a total of 1. 140 sq. ft. of living / ■■ 372 SYRACUSE 30 acres of prime highway frontage with area. Very nice, channel easement, located on two lots. Only lIE a beautiful limestone home sheltered by many trees. 2 pole $27,500. t builcj.ings containing approximately 3,000 sq. ft. Call today to see this one. 350 — SYRACUSE CHANNEL — Very nice 2 br. home in town 347 ALMOST ONE ACRE Os privacy, yet just across the but on channel. Close to shopping. City water and sewer. street from boating, swimming, ice skating. 3 bedroom, full 359 — NORTH WEBSTER —Be your own.boss. Nice 3 bedroom Won t last long at $35,500. basement. 2 car plus garage are just some of the pluses of this home and 1.120 sq. ft. building with hoist located on two lots. property. Reduced! sso’s. OH. YES! If golf is your bag. the Ideal for auto repair. Call today. 353 CROMWELL — A lot of living to be done in this 3 club i$ just seconds from your front door! bedroom home with detached garage. $21.500. 360 - BENTON — Housing at its best. 3 bedroom two story 356 — KNAPP LAKE — Nice 3 bedroom lake front home with home located on corner lot. Won t last long at $25,500. Call CROWDALE AREA 3 bedroom. 2 story older home, 2 extra lot. West Noble school district. Lynne today. baths, full basement, fi replace, gas furnace with wood-add on furnace. Only $29,900. 355 -v- CROMWELL This olr ak% €V>ry home has 1 .600 ft. oF 362 PHEASANT COVE Large lot ready to build on. Also living area and located for that large garden, includes boat lot for only $7,500. 335 — SYRACUSE — WAWASEE — 100’ channel front lot with $28,5Q0. older home that needs repair. $55,000. 340 -u SYRACUSE — Nice comfortable 4 bedroom home, 373 NORTFf WEBSTER Handyman special, 3 bedroom good condition. Priced right at $26,000. Call Keith. 333 ENCHANTED 4 channel. Low utilities. WiliJV-!, at $31,500. repairs. Excellent 2' 1 car block garage all on one acre with 348 — SYRACUSE — 3 bedroom, pool, lake easement is just l ots o f trees $33 000. right for the person who wants it all for $44,500. 353 WOODLAND ACRE — Nice residential area and '» acre lot, convenient to town and schools. 3 bedroom ranch in 375 SYRACUSE Beautiful brick 3 bedroom home in 326 WAWASEE — 2 bedroom channel front cottage with excellent condition with 2 baths and half basement. Wawasee Heights, corner lot. full basement. 2 car garage 160 of'sea wall. Won t last long at $38,500. Custommade draperies, fully carpeted, many extras. excellent location. $66,900. $62 500 333 - TURTLE BAY — 2 bedroom mobile home in excellent 342 — NORTH WEBSTER Completely remodeled 2 bedroom condition.plux 9x30 cabana, completely furnished. $7,800. 32 , SYRA CUSE WAWASEE CHANNEL - 4 bedroom home home wi,h Florida room Loca,ed on a double lot Low low on Pickwick Drive. See to appreciate. P rice of 535 900 CaH Ni,a 338 — LEESBURG — 3'/i acre mini farm with nice 4-5 bedroom home. Raise your own garden, horse, cow. 297 A ke FRONT WAWASEE — South Shore 5 bedroom. 251 BONAR LAKE FRONT 2 bedroom remodeled home chicken, kids. Won't last long at $48,000. , bath w /fireplace, living, dining, kitchen, 1 car garage, ° n wooded ,ot overlooking the lake. $25 900. Extra lot convenient to golf course. Contract available. Call Amanda available. 323 — CROMWELL — Nice comfortable home in town. 2 bedroom. Low, low price of $24,300. 363 CROMWELL — Large 8 room home on 1 acre with 369 — WAWASEE Excellent channel building lot TCD D kk . . , 20x30’barn and only $23,500. Contract available. 50x125 on blacktop county road. $12,900. 352 — BACKWATER — Beat the high cost of living with this 7 9 brick and wood 3 br. home with 1,600 sq. ft. of living area. cromWell Q|der fwo stQry home on three |ofs 370 - NORTH WEBSTER - 1972 mobile home and lot for only Only $37,500. with 3 bedrooms. Low, low price of $10,500. , $7,000. Call Jack today. I —■ COMMERCIAL WE NEED LISTINGS 299 - MILFORD AREA - I acre with nice three bedroom 367 OTE |_ , 0 units wish sepO rate office and living We Have Buyers For Both home and fu " basement Won '‘ las * lon9 ' Reduced $39 ’ 900 quarters. State highway location. All on 2- Z acres. O |d And New HomeS 296 - BONAR LAKE FRONT LOT - With trees. Level, ready 339 ? WAy TAVERN |n smQ|| norfh Kosciusko town . to build on. $6,500. Showing a good gross and selling at a low price. Be your own boss. 1 304 — WAWASEE LAKE FRONT — Approx. 300’ of choice lake \ lakeland ICdlly fron, °9e to be sold in one parcel. 343 UGON | ER 3 way tavern showing excellent gross,, ] 346 -SYRACUSE-Nice 3 br. two story home with 1,345 sq. lease building with apartment above I \ ft of livinq area, one block from downtown, completely , I \ 457-4147, 457-3171 y . 280 — 2 WAY TAVERN —ln small community, Kosciusko J B DAVIMcGMW.WtOKW remodeled, call today. County. Excellent gross, liquor license available. All real <r . ■ 1 w»H*vt«*AN*oiH«nNiusnNos cau TooAv Marineland Garden Lot —6O xloo' lot with pontoon thrown estate goes including a two and three bedroom duplex. Call rinlutzw Gene for details. LAKELAND - A “HOUSE-SOLD" WORD Joe Leamon Keith Smallwood 457-3763 VFTPRAKK 330 — 2 WAY TAVERN — With Sunday license, popular resort Broker Associate 457-4927 Gene Stoffel 457-4332 btt UO rWK Vt I tKANO area. Good track record. Call today for appointment. Sally Shively 457-5480 Amanda Leamon 457-4927 FARMERS HOME AND Robert Hamman FH A FINANCING 374 - TAVERN AND RESTAURANT In resort area showing Broker Associate 457-3646 Frank Miller 457-3667 F.n.A. riINMINk.IINV7 an excellent gross. Excellent facilities with large seating Jack Angel 457-5562 Lynne Stidams 457-4336 L—————— —— capacity. A real money maker.

Rita Harris 191.25 Lise Collier 495 00 Bessie M. Hackbirth 146.25 Daniel Richard 1,079.16 CindaOvermyer 688.33 Amy Kennedy 586.66 Carman Danner 670.83 SueGladleux 654.17 Penny Smith 529.00 Mary Beth Miner 688.33 Debbie Renier 670.83 Nancy Croy 654.16 Helen B. Wainwright 353-25 Sonja Creighton 100.00 Rex Reed 416.66 Ralph Whitesell 840.83 Viola Dickerson 678.08 Jack Dickerson 854 16 Sandra Rovenstine 677.15 Judy Truex 585.65 Roy Carlile 720.00 A. E Boyce 2.74150 Business Equip. 1,129.54 Cover All 241.50 Faulkner Traveling Bindery 1,250.00 IBM 4,007.32 Larry's Disposal Service 36.00 Lowman Rug Service 288.10 NIPSCo ) 4,13120 Postmaster 700.00 Sewage Col. Ofc. 148.25 Times Union 327.68 United Tele. 2,693.76 Waddell Printing 596.35 Water Util 158.64 Wholesale Elect. Service 13.62 Xerox Corp 240.80 Warsaw Office Supply 24 50 Lake City Bank 5.00 Merch Cash Register Co. 647.50 Monroe , 58.00 3M Bus. Prod. 263.69 Eastman Kodak 184 78 Jerry Black 18 00 Robert M Conley 28 80 Jerry A. Eisaman 35.20 Fredrick W. Schmitt 107.60 Richard K Waterson 58 40 Sam Whitaker 18.00 Amoco Oil 83.41 Gast Fuel 2,965.74 Leesburg Arco 16.70 Lewis Oil Co. 23.82 Pike's Service Sta 24.00 Shell Oil Co 77 39 Texaco 17 90 Bruce Petro 351.37 Cooks Standard 52.61 Monteith Tire 6 00 Quality Farm Fleet 8 28 Smith Ford 55.47 Windy's Texaco 119 60 Gerber Mfg Co. 149 60 Cox Studio 39 .72 G A. Thompson 56 40 Jack's Uniforms 178 88 Kosko Printers 82 50 Thomas Rubber Stamp 60.25 Warsaw Auto License Bureau 100 Emergency Radio Serv. 52.75 Kustom Signals, Inc. 134 62 Executive Office Mach 56 75 Michael L Miner 1,043.81 Bartel Print 38 00 Avis Gunter 52 32 Indiana Farmers Union 57.00 Harry M Van Hemert 6 40 Charlene A. Knispel 6 40 Joyce McConnell 60.00 E W Hackbirth 5184 Daniel Richard 169 92 Mail Journal 348 12 Ransbottom Landfill 10,737.33 Scotts Landfill 5,318.36 Koors Ins. Agency 1,324.00 Warsaw Ins. Agency 279 00 Ind Empl Sec. Div. 201.63 Blue Cross 3,882.00 Kos. Co 4 H Club Fund 1,960.00 Brennan Drugs 44 73 Michael Dacquisto 20 00 Ind. State Farm 215.50 KCH 192.05 Logansport State Hosp 241.33 Richmond State Hosp 25.83 Thornburg Drug 10.65 War Radiology 13.00 War. Surgical Arts 15.00 Zale Drugs 4.95 Harris Funeral Hm 400 00 Haupert Funeral Hm 100.00 Meeks Mortuary 100.00 Titus Funeral Hm. 100 00 Wright Voder Funeral Hm. 100.00 Mara Blankenship 18 00 Nora Brockhoff < 18 00 Albion Prod. Cr 725.00 Sue Ann Beattie 900.00 Todd Invest. 250.00 Ind Bell r 127.50 Telex 91200 Ind Purd Univ 15.21 Allen Co 432.00 Elkhart Co 9100 Noble Co. 6.00 Ft. Wayne Comm. Schls 35100 Ralph E Whitesell 71.25 Cumberland Hdw. 33.99 Miller Custom Cab 315 00

Miller & Sons John R. Wheeler Ginter Elect. Amer. Stamp Bixel Paint Madison Indust. Prod. Nowak & Williams Supply Owen's Mkt. Westron Corp. Continental Research Indust. Sanitation Jack Dickerson Lake City Wholesale Moore's Plumb. Gerald D Oswalt Continental Indpls. Ind Rest Equip Motorola Woodies Rental Means Srv C Alan Rovenstine Arab Pest Cont Kos Co Farm Bureau Warsaw Chem. Lynn Ford Rex L. Reed Richard Sand William M Dalton II Duane G Hutter Vern K. Landis Eugene Brown Macmillan Ward Ostwald H A. Friend & Co Ind. State Bar Assoc Hall & Marose Agency Lawyers Co op Publ West Publ Co Jack P Dunten Douglas B Morton Edward J Meyers, Jr E. Lee Bazini Thomas W,Earhart Steven C. Hagen J. E . Lambert Richard K Helm Van Ausdall 8. Farrar Nick's & Joe's TV Valentine & Walmer DeLaughter Mortuary 204A Shamrock Ford Truck Sales 204 Ind Dept of Rev LRSF MVH A.R.ST.F. Kos. Co Hwy. Edwin Pratt 206 Times Union Cum. Ct. H. D M Snyder & Assoc. GDI 208 Richard Hollar Upkeep-209 Alton Bouse Marks Excavating Darrell Custer Dale Custer G & G Hauling Hancor Richard Hollar KOS. CO. WELF DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOW. Peggy A. Shively Genyce Dißico Karen Harding Kathi A Kinney Charlene A Smith Jeanß.Teune Tanya Wise Beverly Ann Marten Barbara Cromer Page Mary O Elsbury Marjorie E Himes Mary Besson Carol Jane Collins Yvonne Sue England Beverly Andrews Genyce K. Karen Harding Kathi A Kinney Beverly Marten Charlene Smith Jean B Teune Tanya Wise United Telephone Business Equipment I B.M Duane G. Huffer Henry Hackworth ThomasM Krizmanick. M.D. Crippled Children Mike Hobbs R M. Abel, M.D Manchester Clinic, Inc. Mendenhall Pharmacy Bashor Home Christian Haven Crossroad Childrens Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital K C.H. Rex A Wieland, M.D. " Ind Cons on Soc. Concern KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOW. Michael P. Dacquisto, M.D. Carroll Sherman Alan Lowe Barbara A. Clouse, R.N Nellie Van Marcke

954.02 Mary Johnson 670.83 35.00 Aaron Hinesley 12.40 269.90 Daniel L. Lowman 11.60 15.56 Douglas E. Sawyer, M.D 10.80 18.54 Richard L. Sommers, D.V.M. 14.48 335.65 Wymond B Wilson, M D 14.00 115.60 Kos. Co. Health Department 14.40 143.40 Warsaw, Ind Post Master 45.00 262.08 Alan Lowe 143.52 311.58 Carroll Sherman 168.96 423.45 Barbara A. Clouse. R N 68.68 52.04 United Telephone 18 70 228.87 FaulkneF's Traveling Bindery 400 00 126.97 Business Equip. Company 3.18 203.25 Mendenhall Pharmacy No 1 9.92 15.52 KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. 11120 PAYROLL* ALLOW. 4.062 80 Dick Winebrenner 1,904.16 500 Don Forney 1.445.83 79 04 Harold Gerard 1.655.27 2.451.95 Bernard Kuhn 1,779 14 1000 Ronald Leiter 1.099.16 360 Donn Shoemaker 1,145.00 14515 Paul Randall 972.09 35.56 William Raypole 984 00 50 00 Lowell Wray 931.25 280 00 Robert Martin 1,146.65 240.00 Jeff Carr 989 78 1.430 00 John Ingle 820 02 75 DO Lennie Young 870.98 42.72 Carles Cotton 963.63 147 84 Jack Adams 967 50 79.3 S John Davis 963 63 904 WilferdFretz 722 40 20 00 Marshall Hawley 994.59 28 00 David Huffman 963.63 432 00 Bruce Hyde 952.02 42 28 William Long, Sr. 963.63 58 94 Ronald Norman 963.63 3140 Larry Phillips 963.63 395.00 Roswell Robbins 963.63 100 00 Donald Rogers 963 63 300 00 Russell Rowland 910 74 293.75 Terry Rowland 952 02 25 00 Glenwood Secor 948 15 361 00 Gary Adams 924 20 3330 ErmalCoy 1,007 58 15160 Francis Denny 943 15 100 00 Raymond Faulkner 946 94 Gilbert Griffis 996 21 9,731.64 Ronald Himes 954 52 Kim Huff 845.56 176 16 Frederick Kammerer 984 84 Alvin Miller • 935.57 3,615 40 Larry Montel 1,022 74 4'5 00 Bobby Miner 996 21 Chris Neer 570 65 4,4 John Stapleton 965 89 -Garl Young 1.022 74 750.00 Lime City Trucking Co. 83 66 United Telephone 137 56 315 80 NIPSCo 2,51495 Warsaw Times Union 4 68 ' 9 00 A E Boyce Co . Inc 49 30 1,826.00 Business Equipment Co 44 36 5,346.25 |,B.M 66 00 2,655.00 Kos Co Hwy Department 55 89 825 00 Ace Hardware 4 ' ' 4 1.100.00 Ed Jones ’ 47 04 381.66 Quality Farm‘B. Fleet 19 20 Warsaw Automotive Supply 461.11 J & M Gravel Corp 1,320 83 1.276.83 Goldie or Roy Allen 327 50 1,010 00 Wayne Bucher 628 75 1,010 00 Erie Stone, Inc. 33,10 1,010.00 Mill Creek Stone & Gravel Corp 4,059 86 1,010.00 Alvin McCullough 643 50 1,010.00 Associated Sign 8. Post, Inc 25 95 1,010.00 Emergency Radio Service 110.58 999.00 Ellis Oil Company 296 30 821.00 Lewis Oil Company 64130 821 00 Pierceton Equip Co . Inc 21,432.74 722.00 Monteith Tire Company 1,064 53 635.00 Allatt Limited 845 11 61100 Allen Co Tractor Sales 209 12 635.00 Brake Materials Parts. Inc 166 84 635.00 Clarke G. M. Diesel Inc 105 00 72 64 Cover All Rental Service 594 80 40.48 Crown Battery Mfg. Co 99 40 36 00 Deeds Equipment Co. Inc 429 61 90 72 Eutectic Corp 189 00 93 52 Ft Wayne Spring Service 393 19 46 42 Mike Gill Auto Parts 35.00 51.20 Glass Service of Warsaw. Inc 128.29 290 26 Gragg Equip Co 40 55 266 42 Hite Equip. Repair Inc 134.22 66 00 Indiana Equip Co , Inc 193.60 160.50 Kerlin Tractor Sales 44 90 50 00 Kitchen Machy. Inc. 370.51 25.00 Lowman's Rug Service 28 00 1,179.63 Mac Allister Machy. Co 2,238.23 13 50 McCormick Motors, Inc 53 87 23.00 Millington Bros 940 48.00 Russ Moore, Inc. 210.00 9 17 Munson's 243.20 821.50 Plymouth Radiator Repair 38.00 3,652.75 Purity Cylinder Gases 19.50 1,237.67 Schraders —Warsaw Co. 391.33 10.00 Share Corp 215.72 123.00 Smith Ford 109.71 45.00 State Prod. Corp 303.41 35.00 Stockberger Mchy. 131.13 , Thompson Agri Builders, Inc. 24101 Tusing Bros Lumber Co. 24.15 428 00 W&W Truck Sales, Inc. -802.69 1.195.83 Warsaw Chemical Co. 92 16 948.08 Warsaw Indust Tool 8r Supply 50.71 878.33 Warsaw Power & Equip 148.97 688.33 Wholesale Elect. Service Co 89 20

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1980 WAWASEE FLOTILLA COMMITTEE — Already making plans for the Fourth of July week end Lake Wawasee Flotilla schedule of events is this committee, as follows: -A Front row from left. Jack Wells, Donna Johnson, chairman Jeff Wells. Barbara Beemer and John Sroufe. Standing from left. James Caskey. Terri C askey. Jfrry Johnson, ( indy Wells. Bill Beemer and Win Sroufe.

Blue Cross Blue Shield 2,926 95 I. Jean Northenor do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Com missioners on the 3rd day of March, 1980 NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION STATE OF INDIANA KOSCIUSKO COUNTY SS: IN THE KOSCIUSKO SUPERIOR COURT ESTATE NO. SE 80 5 ' IN THE MATTER OF THE UN SUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF CLEVELAND R SHUDER, DECEASED Notice is given that Rose V. Shuder was on this date appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of the said decedent. Notice is further given that a Petition has been filed for authority to have the decedent's estate administered without Court supervision All persons having claims against this Estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in this Court within five months from the date of the first publication of this Notice or said claim will be forever barred ' Dated this 13 day of February, 1980 N Jean Messmore Clerk of the Kosciusko Superior Court H Ray Eberhard •Attorney for Estate 202 Shoots Building Goshen, Indiana46s26 Phone: (219) 533 5505 F. 27 M. 5 PUBLIC NOTICE > The Warsaw Community Schools wishes to receive quotes on the 1 following items which will be purchased by students during the 1980 81 school year. 1. Photographs 2. Student Insurance 3 Yearbooks 4 Boys gym suits ' Specifications and procedures are available in the principal's office of the respective buildings. Quotes will be received in a Public Meeting in the Auditorium at Warsaw Com munity High School at 10:00 a m. on Wed nesday, March 12, 1980 The principals of the secondary schools will serve as a committee to receive the quotes Quotes and prices are to be held for a period of thirty (30) days The principal, class, committee, and/or sponsors who make the decisions in each case will respond to the bidders. WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Dr Larry G Stinson, Acting Superintendent F. 27 M 5

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners will frohn this date until March 10th, 1980 at 10:30 a m receive sealed bids for the following Computer to tabulate and print elec tion ballots, draw jury fists, purge voters and compile registration of voters. Specifications are on file in the Audi tors Office, Kosciusko County Courthouse, Warsaw, Indiana Bids must be Isled on bid Form No 95 and the necessary affidavit of non collusion filed A certified check or surety bond in the amount of 10% of the maximum bid must ac company bid The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids Dated this 25th day of February. 1980 Jean Northenor > Kosciusko County Auditor F. 27 M. 5 INVITATION TO BIDDERS 1. Sealed bids wvill be received by the Lakeland Community School Corporation, Syracuse, Indiana, (herein referred to as the "School Corporation") at the Administration Building. Syracuse Webster Road and Chicago Street, Syracuse, Indiana, until 4:00 p.m., March 18, 1980, for the Addition to Wawasee High School and Renovations of Milford Elementary School, North, Webster Elementary — Junior High School, and Syracuse Elementary — Junior High School and related work Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at the above time and place Bids received later than such hour will be returned unopened 2. Complete and detailed drawings and specifications for this work, including but not limited to the Instructions to Bidders, General Conditions, Supplementary Con ditions, and General Requirements are on file and may be examined at the following places a) F W Dodge Division, Room 304 2506 Willowbrook Parkway Indianapolis, Indiana 46205 b) Construction League of Indianapolis, Inc 1403 N Delaware Street * Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 c) Everett I. Brown Company Park Fletcher Industrial Park 5500 West Bradbury Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46241 d) Administration Building Syracuse Webster Road and Chicago St. Syracuse, Indiana 46567 e) Builders Exchange of St Joseph Valley, Inc » 215MarycreSt Building 2015 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana 46629 -3. The successful bidder shall, upon accep tance of his bid, be required to procure and pay for a Contractor's Bond for Construction (Form 86A).in an amount equal to his contract price In the case of the School Corporation, such bonds shall comply with all laws of the State of Indiana governing public contracts let by governmental units. Bids should be enclosed in a sealed envelope, addressed to the School Corporation, with the name and place of business pt the bidder and the division of work to which the bid relates on the envelope, all as more particularly set forth in the Instructions to Bidders Bids submitted by mail should be addressed to the Superintendent of Schools, Box 633, Syracuse, Indiana 46567 . 4. In the event any bidder withdraws his bid or fails to execute a satisfactory contract or contracts and furnish a satisfactory perfor mance bond or bonds within ten (10) days at ter a contract or contracts has been awarded to such bidder by the School Corporation, said or School Corporation may declare his certified check or cashier's check or bid bond forefeited to said School Corporation, as liquidated damages 5. The School Corporation shall have the right: 1. to accept any bid within 30 days after the time of opening of the bids, during which time no bids shall be withdrawn 2. at any time to reject any and all bids; and 3 to waive all formalities or irregularities in the bidding 6 Contractors will be required to complete their work within a certain specified period as provided in the SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS of the specifications Dated: February 26, 1980 LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION By: PHILLIP R PAYNE Secretary of Its Board of Education M. 5 12 PROPOSED USE HEARING NOTICE A proposed use hearing for General Revenue Sharing purposes will be held on Wednesday, March 12, 1980 tor all interested citizens of Tippecanoe Township The amount of General Revenue Sharing Funds to be discussed for this fiscal year is ap proximately $14,000.00 The meeting will be held at 7 P.M. for the purpose of discussion of possible uses of General Revenue Sharing Funds at the Trustees' Office at the rear df the North Webster, Tippecanoe Township Fire Station. All interested citizens will have the opportunity to give Written and oral comments on the uses of the funds. Senior citizens are encouraged to attend and com ment. Richard D Mitchell Tippecanoe Township Trustee P.O. Box 144 North Webster, Indiana 46555 NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Silver Lake, Indiana, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place at 1:00o'clock P.M., on the 15th day of March 1980, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Federal Revenue Sharing Fund $3,375.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which com mission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of

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Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated At such hearing taxpayers obiecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held Patricia Spratt M 5 12, NOTICE TO TAXPAYERSOF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Tippecanoe Township Kosciusko County. In , diana that the Advisory Board of said town ship at their regular meeting place at. 7 00 P M. o'clock on the 25th day of March 1980 will consider the following additional ap propriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at the present time From Federal Revenue Sharing Fund $14,000 00 The requested funds being necessary to complete equipment purchases for North Webster Tippecanoe Township Volunteer F ire Department. Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which will •hold a further hearing within 15 (Fifteen) days at the County Auditor's Office of Kosciusko County. Indiana or at such other place as may be designated At sue hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of the such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such meeting will be held. Richard D Mitchell Tippecanoe Township Trustee M. 5,1.2 1 NOTICE TO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highway improvements as described below, will be received by Indiana State High way Commission. Room 1313. at she Indiana State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10:00 A M Eastern Standard Time on the 18th of March, 1980, and all proposals will immediately thereafter be taken to the Great Hall on the Main Floor of the Atkinson Hotel, Illinois Street at Georgia Street, where they will be publicly, opened and read The regulations related to she Goals and Timetables for Female and Minority Par ticipation in the Construction Industry as outlined in the Federal Register of Friday, April 7, 1978 with supplements apply to all Federal aid projects in this letting The Indiana State' Highway Commission hereby notifies all bidders that it will affir matively insure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises will be aftor ded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in con sideration for an award MAINTENANCE LETTING CONTRACT RS 1’2543 — Bids are invited on BITUMINOUS RESURFACE in the Fort Wayne District on the following KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — on SR 13, begin ning 0.01 mi. south of south curb limits of North Webster to 0 50 mi. north of north curb limits of North Webster. (1.26 mi ) TRAFFIC LETTING CONTRACT T 12534 — Bids are invited on FURNISH & INSTALL REFLECTORIZED PAINTED PAVEMENT MARKINGS in the Fort Wayne District on the following: STEUBEN. DEKALB. NOBLE, LAGRANGE, ELKHART, KOSCIUSKO, FULTON, WHITLEY. WABASH, HUN TINGTON, MIAMI, GRANT, BLACK FORD, WELLS. JAY, 8. ADAMS COUNTIES - Proj. STT FTWN(A). on US 6. 20, 24, 27, SR 1,3, 4,5, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16. 18. 19, 22, 25. 26, 37. 67, 114. 116, 119, 120. 124, 127, 201, 216, 218, 301, 316,327,427,727,827. Plans and proposals may be examined or purchased at the Office of the Indiana State Highway Commission in the State Office Building, Room 1313, Indianapolis, Indiana INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION NOTICE TO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highway im provements as described below, will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission, Room 1313, at the Indiana State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10.00 A M. Eastern Standard Time on the 18th of March, 1980, and all proposals will immediately thereafter be taken to the Great Hall on the Main Floor of the Atkinson Hotel, Illinois Street at Georgia Street, where they will be publicly opened and read. The regulations related to the Goals and Timetables for Female and Minority Par ticipation in the Construction Industry as outlined in the Federal Register of Friday, April 7,1.1978 with supplements apply to all Federal aid projects in this letting. The Indiana State Highway Commission hereby notifies all bidders that it will affir matively insure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises will be aftor ded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in con sideration for an award MAINTENANCE LETTING CONTRACT RS 12552 — Bids, are invited on BITUMINOUS RESURFACE fn the LaPorte District on the following: MARSHALL COUNTY — bn SR 117, beginning at jet. of SR 110 to 1.64 mi north of jet. SR 110. (1.64 mi.) FULTON & MARSHALL COUNTIES — on SR"110, beginning at the jet of SR 17 to jet. of US3I. (10.06 mi.) FULTON, KOSCIUSKO, & MARSHALL COUNTIES — on SR 25, beginning at jet of SRllOtojct of SR 19. (4.06 mi. Plans and proposals may be examined or purchased at the Office of the Indiana State Highway Commission in the State Office Building, Room 1313, Indianapolis Indiana INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

Milford answers 39 fire calls Members of the Milford Volunteer Fire Department answered a total of 39 calls during 1979. Twenty-three of the calls were in Vanjjuren Township, 12 were in Milford and four were in Jefferson Township. Total property value was listed at $84,450 in the report given by Chief William A. Leemon. Seven of the fires were dwellings with $56,750 in damages reported. Three of the fires were storage structures with damages of $20,000. Seven were vehicle fires with $7,450 in damages. Grass and trash fires required 17 runs with only $250 in damages being listed Four miscellaneous calls were made. They included emergency service, gas leak, public service and wash down. The department also handled one mutual aid call. Syracuse teenager enters guilty plea A Syracuse teenager, Scott A Johnson, 19, r 4, pleaded guilty in Goshen City Court Friday to peeping into a dwelling in Goshen and was granted a pre-sentence investigation by the court. Johnson was arrested by Goshen City Police after being seen by Phil and Darlene Bailey, 1911 College Avenue, peering through a window of their home. City police apprehended Johnson in his Jeep after he had fled the residence. NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana that the county council of said county at their regular meeting place, in the Courthouse in the city of Warsaw, Indiana, at 7:00p m , on the 20th day of March, 1980, will consider the following additional ap propriations CUMULATIVE BRIDGE FUND KCB 115 80 — Project Number 8001. Replace Bridge Structure across the Meredith Ditch, On County Road 700 South 20 Mile west of the Beaver Dam Road CCBF 206 $55.000 00 KCB 58 80 — Project Number 8002, Replace Bridge Structure across Turkey Creekr On County Road 1350 North .25 Mile West ot Coun ty Road 200 West ‘ CCBF 206 $77,800 00 KCB 150 80 — Project Number 8003, Replace Bridge Structure across the Hopkins Ditch, On County Road 925 West 25 Mile South oi County Road 1250 South. CCBF 206 $9,500 00 KCB 152 80 — Project Number 8004. Replace , Bridge Structure across the Bucher Ditch. On County Road 900 West .50 Mile South of County Road 1200 South CCBF 206 $13,400.00 Bridge Project Number 8005, Replace Bridge Structure across the John Pyle Ditch, On County Road 100 South .35 Mile East of County Road 500 West CCBF 206 $10,200.00 KCB 165 80 — Project Number 8006. Replace Bridge Structure across the Wyland Ditch, On County Road 225 South .25 Mile West of County Road 225 East CCBF 206 $19,500.00 KCB 54 80 —< Project Number 8007, Replace Bridge Structure across the Danner Ditch, On County Road 450 North 20 Mile West of State Road 19 CCBF 206 ‘ $17,000 00 KCB 44 80 — Project Number 8008, Replace Bridge Structure across the Coppess Ditch, On County Road 1100 North .50 Mile West of State Road 15 CCBF 206 $16,400 00 KCB 1 80 — Project Number 8009, Replace Bridge Structure across the Ditch On County Road 1000 East 25 Mile North of Old Road 30. CCBF 206 $26,300.00 Bridge Project Number 8010. Replace Bridge Structure across the Wolf Maston Ditch, On County Road 250 South .20 Mile East of County Road 900 East CCBF 206 $7,200.00 Bridge Project Number 8011. Replace Bridge Structure across the Wolf Maston Ditch, On County Road 250 South .27 MrfS East of County Road 900 East. CCBF 206 $7,600.00 COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT No 260 Demolishing of three houses $200.00 CUMULATIVE COURT HOUSE No. 252 Architect Contract $69,000.00 COUNTY GENERAL Commissioners No. 546 Care of inmates $50,000.00 No. 213.5 Dues *70.00 Notice is further given, that taxpayers ap pearing at such meeting shall have she right to be heard thereon. The additional ap propriations as finally determined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office, of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers object Ing to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will be held. Jean Northenor Auditor, Kosciusko bounty M.S 12

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