The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 December 1980 — Page 15

LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the Ist day of December, 1980 ,N. JeanMessmore 979 13 Jean Northenor 1,166 66 Kathryn Teel 1.166 66 Ruth Hoppus 976 66 C Alan Rovenstine 1.159.90 Charles Brower 1,158.33 Kenneth Wyman 452 08 Michael Miner 125 00 Avis Gunter 1,120.00 Charlene Knispel 916.65 Cleora Cauttman 9?7.50 Maurice Dorsey 375 00 Frederick Gilliam 375 00 Gerald Smalley 375.00 E Idred Metzger 123.33 Norman DeGood 123.33 Thomas Anglin 123 33

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BUY THIS WELL ESTABLISHED HARDWARE STORE WITH AN EXCELLENT CASH FLOW. NEW LISTING — You will enjoy good country living in this 2 story 4 bedroom home situated on 4 acres. Enjoy the lovely swimming pool, family'room & fireplace. Syracuse. NEW LISTING — Commercial bus iness No. of New Paris or SR 15. NEW LISTING — You will fall in love with this beautiful 4 bedroom executive home located in a quiet country neighborhood. Well insulated. many luxuries. Goshen. VA or Land Contract. FOR SALE OR LEASE Block building with 2 950 sq. feet 220 three phase electric. Located in New Paris. INVESTORS DELIGHT Mobile hcime park has 28 fully occupied pods and modern home located on 5 acres. Land contract. MOBILE HOME - On lot 112 x2so’. Fairfield Schools. VERY NICE — 14x65 2 bedroom mobile home, with washer & dryer. Also central air. BREMEN AREA — dair Y farm with milking park and a 20x 70 Herve-- also 20x60 cement pourer. ANGOLA — 80 iarm with buildings. ■ 80 ACRE FARM ■ > buildings located er ,rord. 180 ACRES — Os very productive farm ground. All tillable. Will contract » FOR SALE OR LEASE Commercial building in New Paris Industrial Park. Will contract. VERY NICE CORNER LOT — Located East of Lake Wawasee in Elmwood Estates. Contract. BUILDING LOTS Wawasee Heights, Syracuse, with city water and sewer. FHA and Farmer s Home Loans available. TWO LOTS — Near Redman Park, at Dewart Lake. 3 ACRE LOTS — On CR 46 east of New Paris. We Have The Buyers, Need More Farm Listings 69067 CR 27, NEW PARIS OFFICE PHONE 831-4394

429 SYRACUSE — Small 2 bedroom home on I’z lots. 1 block from shopping. Full basement $22,500. 426 PAPAKEECHIE LAKE FRONT — Beautiful wooded lot ready for building. Ideal location -> 424 SYRACUSE LAKE — This 3 bedroom home on three levels has its own island in Syracuse Lake, reached by a metal footbridge, beautiful wooded lot and two large decks to watch the evening sunsets. Only $75,000. 419 CROWDALE — Don't wait to see this immaculate 2 bedroom home Everything is first class, including the paneled garage Won't last long at $34,500. 390 SYRACUSE — A lot of home for the price. 3 large bedrooms, 2 full baths, large kitchen, dining room. Living room with fireplace along one wall. Only $36,500. 418 SYRACUSE — One of the most charming homes in Syracuse. Natural oak woodwork, beautiful fireplace, formal dining room with dish rail & butler's pantry. 3 large bedrooms with 2 full baths Basement paneled and carpeted. Only $49,000. » ♦ -> 321 SYRACUSE CHANNEL — 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, family room, 2 car garage, 93' frontage 422 NEW LISTING — 2 bedroom mobile home in Turtle Bay, in first class condition. $7,000. 421 2 BEDROOM TRAILER in Turtle Bay Large screened porch. Low, low price of $3,500. 427 FASCINATION PLACE — 12x65 Bristol mobile home — 60x120 lot with boat lot, deck, Bxl3 add on addition, 14x16 storage building. $14,000. 428 SYRACUSE CHANNEL — 3 bedroom, 2 story home on 58' of channel. Short distance from Syracuse Lake. Only $34,900. 299 3 BEDROOM HOME on 1 acre of ground, close to US 6 & SR 15. Price reduced to $34,900. COMMERCIAL 380 NORTH MANCHESTER — Lounge and supper club with three way license. Excellent opportunity to get into a going business. Call for details. 409 SYRACUSE — Small friendly restaurant serving breakfast and lunch. Ideal Mom and Pop operation. Shown by appointment. 417 NORTH WEBSTER — Sporting goods and bait store. Price includes inventory, equipment and trade fixtures $50,000. Wl Nf» USTINCS SEE US FOR VETERANS We Hove Buyers For Both FARMERS HOME AND' Old And New Homes F.H. A. FINANCING lakeland IBally X HUNTINGTON I \ DAVf McGREW, BROKER J K WE HAVE MANY OTHER FINE LISTINGS CALL TODAY LAKELAND - A "HOUSE-SOLD" WORD Dave McGrew 457 3473 Charles Lehman 457-4142 Robert Hemman 457 3646 Grace Lawson 457 4920

Keith Horn 123.33 Carl Latta Ronald Sharp 123.33 Larry Teghtmeyer 123.33 Richard Sand 541.66 Judy Dalton 897.91 Robert Burner 541.66 Nanette Newland 897.91 Linda Sue Furnivall ' 584.00 Herschel Harper 1.258 33 William Reneker 1,201.78 Eugene Brown 1,121.05 Sharron Tague 772.16 Dorothy Goshert 584.00 James Jarrette 635.41 Diana Ziolkowski 816.66 Eugene Brumfield 711.66 Beth Ann Banghart 703.33 Brenda Sanders 149 50 James Walmer 625.00 Tom Brindle 985.30 Frances Noble 688.33 Mary Jane Schmitt 670 83 Jeanne Weirick 670.83 Geneva Brumfield 670.83 Roberta Waggoner ,654.17 Cynthia Kantenwein 654.17 , Judy Burnau — 654.17 Georgina Morehouse 637.50 Dorothy Fitzsimmons * 595.83 Kimberly Richardson 595.83 Linda Spears 451.76 Deborah Hughes 437 00 Tess Stephens 207 00 Charlotte Morts. 688 33 Margaret Garman 670.83 Nancy Croy 670 83 Marlene Weller 688 33 Kathy Ransbottom 654.16 Carol Shilling 654 16 Helen Coons 654.16 Sandra Mullett 654.16 Janet Gadson *670.83 Esther Hackman 688 33 Bonnie Shafer 670.83 Vickie Patterson 670 83 Joyce Shafer 654 16 Gloria Maple ' 637 50 Doris Johnson 654 16 Karen Thomas 239 87 Margaret Butts 165 94 Olga Cripe 157 74 Ella Mae Ransbottom 62.45 Melissa Tom 11.52 Carol Sundheimer 688 33 Janice Anglin 495.00 Frances Besson 510 00 Ron Robinson 1,052.00 Richard Mikel 1.035.30 Stanley Holderman 1,018 55 HpwardG Moser 985 30 Richard Monk 985 30 Burdell Blackburn 985 30 Jeffery Bronsing 985 30 Roger Fellows 985 30 Mike Hobbs ’BS 30 Sam Whitaker 902 00 Forrest Bouse 811.25 Mike Fishbaugh 81125 Gene Norton 811.25 John Hurd 811.25 Richard J Kemper 740 83 Jennifer Wyman 106.25 Michael Valentine 125.00 Rosa Schooley 840 00 JoAnn DuPont 200 00 Margaret Warren 688 33 Edith Carjin 670.83 Miriam Ridings 688 30 Lloyd Disher 195 50 H Wayne Brockett 115.00 Joyce McConnell 688 33 Clara Bel It Demaree 194 04 Kathryn Bouse 310 31 Nancy Wuthrich 225 00 Jean Lynch 427.50 J: F. Boggs 495.00 Rachele Cox 65.00 Larry Thomas 135.00 Sue Ann Ray 607 50 Mary Fry 517 £0 William Fry 202.50 Martha Wuthrich 180 00 Roy Schultz 45 00 Fay Hollar 45.00 Blanche Knapp 322 00 Daniel Richard 1,079.16 CindaOvermyer 688 33 Amy Kennedy 586 66 Carman Danner 670 83 SueGladieux 654.17 Irene Garner 506.00 Penny Smith 654.16 Debbie Renier 670.83 Mary Beth Miner 688 33 Helen Wainwright 353.25 Sonja Creighton . 100.00 Rex Reed 416.66 Ralph Whitesell 840 83 Viola Dickerson 678.08 Jack Dickerson 854.16 Sandy Rovenstine 677.15 Shirley Smith 8 585.67 Roy Carlile 720.00 Darrell Creech 720.00 Vicki Hobbs 42.00 Judy Truex 21.00 Tom Kltch 1,018.55 United Telephone 3,049.57 Blue Cross Blue Shield 6,088 50 Richard W Sand 278.85 Sewage Collection Office 148 25 Lowmansßug 76.50 Cox Studio 166.66 Chester Clampitt, Jr. 1,129.67 Times Union 372.17 IBM 1,265.31 Water Utilities 182.32 Robert Burner 80.00 Warsaw Office Supply 51 06 NIPSCo 1,996.17 Michael Miner 234.48 Xerox 460.50 Warsaw Printing 389 17 Valentine 8, Walmer 696 90 Waddell Printing 992.85 Bobbs Merrill 183.09 Postmaster 689.83

Arco , 26.42 Executive Office Mach 284 08 A. E. Boyce 1,178.40 Business Equipment 825.46 Lake City Bank 5 00 Monroe 435 21 Hall Hardware 23 95 3M Business Products 295.34 Indiana Recorders Assoc 29.30 Jerry Black 44 95 Jerry Eisaman 25.60 John Hurd 80 00 Carl Love 51.15 Fred Schmitt 148 80 Lawrence Wilcoxson 170.50 AmocoOilCo. 68.07 Ellis Oil Co. 24.12 Gast Fuel & Service 3,079.22 LewisOll Inc 28 92 Marathon Oil Co. Shell Oil Co 39.95 Geo Cook Standard 102.85 Poulson Ford 183 12 Quality Farm & Fleet 55.95 Schraders 65.68 Silveusßi Bradway 10 05 Brateman Bros ° 130.55 Sunny Schicks 23.75 General Electric 1,742.00 Emergency Radio 70 00 Charles Brower 547 68 Triangle Drafting Supply 8 92 Bartel Printjpg 77 00 Rosa M Schooley 32 35 Avis Gunter 84 16 H. Wayne Brockett 17.76 Charlene Knispel 22 88 The Papers Incorporated 33.10 Warsaon Printing 43.10 BenMcKrill ‘ 81.12 Donald J Boggs 534.56 June Thomas 478.08 Walter Wuthrich 317 44 CindaOvermyer 17 28 Daniel Richard 1 123.52 Max Reed 1.278.00 Tri Namic Printing Co 48 ,8 Maurice Dorsey 300 00 Frederick Gilliam 300 00 Gerald Smalley 250.00 Chasteen Chapple 8 99 Eilers Communication 5 00 Safety Equipment & Supply 126 98 Screen Art Novelty 16 93 Sonja Creighton 24.72 The Mail Journal 399.57 Ransbottom Bros 13.919 50 Scotts Landfill 13,220.31 Koors Insurance Agency 43.00 Indiana Employment Sec Div. 283.62 Harris Funeral Home 200 00 Mrs Maudie Lackey 30 00 McHatton Wyman Funeral Hpme 200 00 Titus Funeral Home < 200 00 Wyman Funeral Home 100 00 Yoder Culp Funeral Home 100 00 Albion Production Credit 725.00 Sue Ann Beattie 900 00 Todd Investments 250.00 Indiana Bell 42 50 Ind Purdue University 15.00 Whitley County 1,028.44 Akron Animal Clinic 15.00 John McKee 18 00 Michael Dacqutsto 87 00 KCH 246.50 George A. Ros 40 00 Warsaw Radiology 21,00 Pitney Bowes 78.00 Al's Mobile Home Service 120 00 First National Bank 6198 Glass Service of Warsaw 169 33 John R Wheeler 92.00 Handicapped Associate 68 00 Moores Plumbing 8, Htg 379 86 Mavron Inc. 20.56 Cover All Rental 151.80 Means Service 65.17 C Alan Rovenstine 2,888 55 Arab Pest Control 5 00 Ace Hardware 2.18 Cumberland Hdwe 4.19 Lake City Wholesale 26 15 Warsaw Chemical 5.40 Douglas B Morton 36 20 Judy Dalton 16 00 Linda Furnivall 10 00 Richard Helm 285 50 Vern Landis 200 00 Milo Lightfoot 160 00 Indiana Law Journal 37.50 Edward J Meyers. Jr. 33.00 J. E. Lambert 250.00 Eugene Brown 33.44 LawyersCo op Publishing 300.50 Matthew Bender & Co. 79.50 Phillip B Rarick 75 00 Thomas Rubber Stamp Co. 46.05 CCBF Heavy Construction, Inc. 5,550.78 The Mail Journal 7.54 Warsaw Times Union 9.60 BOND FUND Wright Construction Corp 363,732.87 GDI-208 Terry England Excavating 7,783.62 Meiser Bros. 4.428 34 Lawrence Sawyer 495.00 UPKEEP-209 Terry England Excavating 1,102 29 Meiser Bros. 2,045.65 Paul Kerlin 198.70 Eldon Watkins 757.92 William Lewis 966.30 Howard Hoffman 109 60 KOS. CO. HWY. PAYROLL & ALLOW. Dick Winebrenner 1,904.19 Don Forney 1,445.84 Harold Gerard 1,128.23 Bernard Kuhn 1,128 23 Ronald Leiter / 1,099.11 Paul Randall 972.09 William Raypoie 972.09 Lowell Wray 1,145.00 Robert Martin 1,128.23 John Ingle 863.87 James Mettler 973.88 Roy G. Tennant 824 76 Lennie Young 870.98 Gary Adams 948 15 Charles Cotton 948 15 John Davis 948.15 Marshall Hawley 948 15 David Huffman 948.15 Glendon Huffman 959.76 Bruce Hyde, Jr. 936 54 Robert Jackson 897.84 William Long, Sr. 948.15 Ronald Norman 903.00 Larry Phillips 959.76 Roswell Robbins 944.28 Donald Rogers 887.52 Terry Rowland 906.87 Jack Adams 927 99 ErmalCoy 927 99 Francis Denny 927.99

• RIAL El tSTAU By Phil Beer, Realtor | . I OVERESTIMATING FLAWS There isn’t a REALTOR who has location is good and other propernot seen prospects instantly tur- ties tri *6e .neighborhood are ned off toward purchasing a valued at a higher amount, it may home by a peeling paint on the be worth your taking a longer outside: a lawn overgrown with look. Many of the clean-up, fix-up weeds or littered with debris: a and paint-up jobs can be done at ... A . little cost. In an older house, apdi f ty kitchen: worn corpet.ng: or m<jy s a ywo paper. so serious after all. Often they On occasion, overestimating CQn be correcte( j f or a f ew hunthese flaws con be a mistake. dollars, of course, check on Don’t automatically let surface the cost of repairs before you shortcomings cause you to reject buy. Armed with fix-up costs you the house. You may be passing up may be able to negotiate an exan excellent purchase. If the cellent buy. Phil Beer 658-4556 Julie Hickman 457-4444 Rich Stoller 457-4031 Bert Aeschliman 658-4957 Lori Cory 457-2047 Maurice Beer 658-4489 Janet Liles 457-3470 Mary Louise Millbern 834-2130 Sandy Roehm 457 -5288 Doug Bowser 834-2357 .Linda Williams 457-5285

Raymond Faulkner 880.01 Ronald Himes 92799 Kim Huff ”7 99 Bruce Hyde 111 92799 Frederick Kammerer 943.15 Alvin Miller 927 99 Bobby Miner 927.99 Larry Montel 927.99 John Stapleton 927.99 Garl Young W 7.99 Kosciusko Co Hwy. Dept 87.26 United Telephone 169 27 NIPSCo 480 18 The Mail Journal 9 86 Walmer Supply ' 93,96 Ganshorn Plummer Inc. 47 50 Zale Drugs 8 58 Waddell Printing 335 00 Quality Farm & Fleet 450 78 Domtar Industries 9,773.04 Pierceton Equipment 29,315.12 Bixel Paint 167.50 Kimm Paint Co 22.30 William Brown 151.20 Disko Sand & Gravel 1.392 19 J & M Gravel 309 48 Alvin McCullough 304.80 Phyllis Miller 480 90 Phend & Brown 7.284 50 Hancor 58130 Bituminous Materials Co 19,420.08 3M Company 1.070 50 Eilers Communication 152.20 Town 8. Country Sheet Metal 19,952.00 EllisOllCo 518 60 Monteith Tire 4,275 37 Ace Hardware Allen County Tractor Sales Bearings, Inc' ' 236 88 Clarke G M Diesel 2.272 51 Cover All Rental 692 40 Crown Battery Mfg 198.10 Foolproof Radiator Shop ’6 00 Grabill-Radiators 88 50 Graqq Equipment ’’ 48 Jasper Engines& Transmissions 1.094 86 Kewanna Safety Products 25 50 Korte Bros. 20 8 ’ Lewis Motors Lowmans Rug 38 00 Mac Allister Machinery SO” McCormick Motors Metro Industries 67 39 Millington Bros Noggle Steel Works 254.92 Nowak & Williams Purity Cylinder Gases 27 90 Schraders ’- 050 92 Smith Ford 50 11 State Products 114 02 Stockberger Machinery 307 88 Thompson Agri Builders . 54 00 Tool Specialties 86 31 Tri State Bolt 187.84 W 8. W Truck Sales 189 68 Warsaw Automotive 592 ’6 Warsaw Chemical 16.91 Warsaw Foundry 2,157.60 Warsaw Industrial Tool 19 54 Warsaw Powers. Equipment 39.63 Welsh Machine 8. Mfg 29.00 Wholesale Electric 130 32 Warsaw Insurance Agency 1,438.00 Blue Cross Blue Shield 4,204.20 KOS. CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL 4 ALLOW. Peggy A Shively 1,276.83 Genyce K Deßico 1,010.00 Karen L Harding 1,010.00 Kathi A Kinney 1,010.00 Charlene A Smith 1,010.0 p Jeneß Teune 1,010.00 Tanya Wise 1,010.00 Beverly Ann Marten 1,010.00 Barbara Cromer Page 821.00 Mary O. Elsbury 82100 Marjorie E Himes ‘ 722.00 Mary Besspn 635.00 Carol J Collins 635 00 YvonneS England 635 00 Beverley Andrews 635 00 Waddell Printing Co 778.25 Genyce K Dißico 136.00 Karen Harding 32-64 Kathi A Kinney 84 64 Beverly Marten 46 72 Peggy A. Shively 155.97 Charlene Smith 72 80 Jean B. Teune 9 92 •Tanya Wise 52.48 United Telephone 158.51 Monroe ‘ 174.65 Duane G. Hutfer 160.50 Henry Hackworth 45.00 Business Equipment 73.59 3M Business Products 215.70 Northern Brace Co 45.00 Lutheran Hospital 26.00 Ind. University Med. Ctr. 139.65 Brennan Drug 13.47 Don's Pharmacy 27.37 Ransdell Surgical 204.50 James C. Jinks 16.50 Parks M. Adams 14.00 C. L. Herrick 26 00 Rinkers Togs 8, Awl 143.84 E G Sheppard ’6 00 Bashor Home of the UMC 821.50 Christian Haven 847.50 RonaJdT Harmening 170.00 Warsaw Radiology 27 00 National Market Reports 27.00 KOS. CO. ELECTION BOARD ALLOW. N. Jean Messmore 300.01 Alvin Rockhill 300.01 Howard Woodward 300.01 Debbie Hughes 24.48 Cynthia Kantenwein 20.00 Blanche Knapp ‘ 20.00 Georgina Morehouse 20 00 Frances Noble 20 00 Mary Jane Schmitt 20.00 Linda Jo Spears 20 00 Roberta Waggoner 20 00 Jeanne Weirick 20.00 Jeanette Bell 400 87 Tom Braddock 419.28 Velma Biller 58 00 Helen Bouse 105.64 Bessie Hackbirth 76.20 Carolyn Hemmer 23 00 Deloris Morrison 23.00 Grayce Rovenstine 32 60 Elizabeth Stier 69.00 Kevin Bartley 20 00 Jack Dickerson 20 00 Viola Dickerson 20.00 Melvin Shaw 20.00 Ralph Whitesell 20.00 Willis Alt 15.00 Tim Blue ’ 5 00 Mark E. Haymaker ’5 00 Joseph Miller 15.00 Betty Engle ’5 00 Ruth Hoppus ’5 00 Christine Pratt 15.00 Mary Rockhill ’5 00

Jacqueline Tlnkey 15.00 Pamela Ward 15.00 Wanda Woodward 15.00 Doris Wright 15 00 CES 1,493 09 Mail Journal 36.86 Times Union 33 66 Don Hostetler 32 00 A. E Boyce 350 40 Yvonne Beyer t 3.99 NllahJonasch 183 Northern Gases 5.00 Bernice Beigh 45.00 Michele Pr.ser 20.00 Evelyn Shilling 20 00 Sue Jefferies 20.00 Dorothy Willis 20.00 Blanche Snooke 20.00 Hubert Shilling 20.00 Lamplighter; Club . 52.50 Ralph Reece 45 00 Margaret Warren 20 00 BessJamisoh 20.00 Helen Bouse 20.00 Lillian Vogt ■ ■ 20 00 Pauline Shoemaker 20.00 Catherine Ei/ans 20 00 Alton Bouse{Lions club 20.00 Martha Ault Homemaker club 52 50 Mary Beth Miner 45 00 Betty Sparks 20 00 i Virginia Slabaugh 20 00 J Patti Marsh, 20.00 Sue Huffman 20 00 Pattie Younce 20 00 Jean Sparrow ' • 20 00 Poulson Ford 20.00 Smitty's Calle 52 50 James Miner 5.00 Ruth Hartzell 45 00 Wilfodene Holderman 20.00 Rockford Hartzell 20.00 Lois Clabaugh 20.00 Gladys Good • 20 00 Dorothy Chrisenberry 20 00 Amy Ulmer ' 20.00 Heritage Park Bldg. 20.00 Balsley Honey Bee Restaurant 52 50 Miriam Boardman 45.00 Marie Coleman 20 00 Margaret Miller 20.00 Viola Gruenewald 20 00 Judy Latterly 20.00 Jerr.y Smitt, 20 00 Edith Walters 20.00 Teel’S Restaurant 105:00 Bonnie Whittenberger 45.00 Louise Bucher 20.00 Pauline Sittier 20 00 Lucille Teel 20.00 Julia Haney 20 00 Ed Bucher . 20 00 Jay Swick j * 20.00 Beaver Dam UM Church 20.00 Beaver Dam Ladies Aid 52 50 Henry Hackworth - 45.00 Beulah Shajnd 20 00 Verna Montel 20.00 Martha Coupes 20.00 Donald Faitkier 20 00 Ruth Sponseller 20.00 Wallace Artglin 20.00 Etna Bank; 20.00 Atwood Cate 52.50 Ralph Long 45.00 Ethel Whetstone 20.00 Catherine Whetstone 20.00 Mary Cox 20 00 Mary Elleh Long 20.00 Thelma Eaton 20.00 Everett Long e 20.00 Bell Memorial Library 20 00 Rosemary’ Neer 45.00 B. A. Harris 20.00 Carolyn Gakstatter 20.00 Dorothy Boggs 20.00 Deloris Hanke 20.00 Deloris Morrison 20.00 J. Carl Schmidt 20.00 Lavina Nelson 52.50 Marvel Swartz 45.00 Lucille Ford 20.00 Lilijjn Sparks 20 00 Lucille Kinzie 20 00 Gladys KOontz 20.00 Ernie Roberts 20 00 Roswell Robbins 20 00 Sidney War Mothers 52.50 . Dallas Caudill 45.00 Louise Metzger 20.00 Arlene Kline 20.00 Ama MacDonald 20.00 Dee Mari Moore 20.00 Dannie Baker 20.00 Frank Deneve 20.00 Jet. 13 8, 14 Serv. Ctr. 20.00 Lucile Kinzie 52.50 Julia Berger 45.00 Verda Wise 20.00 MarjorieiHollar 20.00 Fern Fervida 20.00 Mary Atkinson 20.00 May belle Rohrer 20.00 Mary Boetfger 20.00 Carl Thomas 52.50 Norma Rapp 45.00 Caroline Wilson 20.00 Marie Hollar 20.00 Velma Biller 20.00 Velma Pinkerton 20.00 Frieda Haab 20 00 Island Chapel UM Church 72 50 Patricia Spratt 45.00 Mary Shoemaker 20.00 CleoMeinert 20.00 Bernadine Leiter 20.00 Grace Bouse 20.00 Howard Hoffman 20.00 Marlin Carr 20.00 Faith UM Church 105.00 Burdena Felabom 45.00 Chesteen Chapple 20.00 D. Coleeh Bouse 20.00 Vivian Walther 20.00 Elberta Chapple . 20.00 Robert Mill Sr. 20 00 ■ Guy Cripe 20.00 Dale Beery 45 00 Clara Stfeiner 20 00 Minnie Linn 20.00 Gertrude Leckrone 20.00 Jodie Kreider 20.00 Colonel Likens 20 00 Bertha Haywood 20.00 Bonita Collier 52.50 Rebecc6 Davis 45.00 Fredonna Custer 20.00 Lois Kunce 20.00 Marjorie Shue • 20.00 Gloria Dausman 20.00 Robert Paton 20.00 Marian Breyer 20.00 Mid Lakes Lions 20.00 Jean Gr egory 52.50 ZonaDeeter 45.00 Vivian Morehouse 20.00 Deborah Beatty 20.00 Dorothy Dye 20.00 Charlanne Donahue 20.00 Chris Kammerer 20.00 Patricia Rader 20.00 EvelynMetz 52.50 Lester Davis 45.00 Betty Hetler 20 00 Thelma McCorkle 20.00 Bertha Frederickson 20.00 Virginia Longenecker 20.00 Mary Smoker 20.00 Mary Osbun 20.00 National Guard Armory 20.00 Penguin Point 52.50 Homer Stroud * 45.00 Patricia Hagg 20.00 Donna Brubaker 20.00 Eldora Stroud 20.00 Mary Phillips 20.00 Helen Latta Marcle McNeal 20(x Chapman Lk. Conservation Club 72.51 Betty Witman »■« Jeanette Marsh 45 (X Anna Menzie W- 0 * Louise Ganshorn 20.0( Mary Hutfer 20.0( Ann Jeanette Harmon 20.0( Hazel Marsh 20.0( Marilyn Harmon . >. 20.0< Clunette Meth. Church 72.51 Marilyn Fahl Donna Truex 20 Virginia Baker 20 01 Jean Marsh 2°-°* Doris Thomas 20.01 Bill Robinson 20.01 Ed Derf 20.01 Atwood Civic Ctr. 20 -°’ Atwood Case Eloise Beery 45.01 Mary Miller 20.01 Anna Yoder 20.01 , Thelma Prescott 20.01 Juanita Hoffer 20.01 Ruth Yoder 20.0< Walter Miller 20.01 Fairview Amish Mennonlte 20.01 Mt. Tabor WCSC 52.51

Jo Nelson 45 00 Bonnie Newton 20 00 Pat Shoemaker 20 00 Pauline Kuhn 20 00 EvaEherenman 20 00 Agnes Huff 20 00 Frances Warren 20 00 Burket Fire Dept 20.00 UMW Burket 52 50 Marie Heckaman 45.00 James W Philbert 20 00 Beatrice Grimme 20 00 Dora Lemons 20 00 Robert Tillman 20 00 Richard Worthen 20 00 Hazel Underwood 20.00 Gilbert Martens. Jr. 72 50 Lorin Badskey 45.00 Don Martin 20 00 Suzanne Shock 20.00 Virginia Grimes 20 00 Alma Clutter 20.00 Helen Anderson 20.00 Norma Sliger 20.00 International Palace of Sports 20.00 Wilma Mitchel ” 52.50 Mary Waltz 45.00 Woodrow Beezley 20.00 Virginia Lakness 20 00 ; Phyllis Mullett 20 00 Nellie Hamman 20 00 John T McNeal 20 00 Theodore VanCuren 20.00 No Web. Firemans Aux. 125 00 Della Helvey 45 00 Kathy Groenewoud 20.00 Dorothy Baumle 20 00 Laura Butts 20 00 Patricia Cooper 20 00 Robert Overstedt 20 00 {Opal Herron Barbee Conservation Club 20 00 Hoosier Club 52 50 Larry Kinsey 45.00 Karen Leinsetter 20 00 Evelyn Roberts 20 00 Dixie Likens 20 00 Marjorie Shock 20.00 Barbara Knotts 20 00 Margaret Karst 20.00 Camelot Hall 20 00 Lucille Peffley 45 00 Katie Wilkinson 20.00 LaDonna Agler 20 00 EllabellCarr 20 00 Evelyn Pletcher 20 00 Nellie Johnson 20 00 Evelyn Tuttle 20 00 St. Andrews Meth. Church 20 00 Frank Putt 48.65 Robert Searfoss 45 00 Lucille Seartoss 20 00 Opal Miller 20.00 Evelyn Cramer 20.00 Bessie Grimes 20 00 Margaret Nichols 20 00 William J. Pipp 20 00 Am. Legion Post 223 20 00 3 Flags Drive In 210.00 Paul Isbell 45.00 Floyd Harper 20 00 Melba Sparklin 20 00 ErinKitson 20 00 Opal Keim 20.00 Marciel Grove 20.00 Joe Baumgardner 20 00 Syr. Scout Cabin 20 00 Loren Longenbaugh ,45.00 Opal Nolan 20 00 Lucy Rogers 20.00 Judy Grindle -20.00 Laura McClintic '2O 00 Luella Longenbaugh 20.00 Lillian Disher 20 00 Syr Jr. High School 8 00 Betty Dust 22.70 Marjorie Hollar 45 00 Michael Neff 20 00 Carol Koble 20.00 Patricia Bitner 20 00 Rhudell Yeager 20 00 Raymond Gerrity 20.00 Bernard Roberts 20 00 St Martin DePorresCath Ch 20.00 William T. Jones. Jr. 45 00 Edwin McCarty 20.00 Jeanne Jones 2<tjoo Mary Jane Deardorff 20.00 Gloria Bertram 20.00 Roger Martin 20.00 George Lambert 20 00 Turkey Cr. Cons. Club 20 00 Maryann Dowty 97 50 Garnett Widup 20.00 Mary Helene Levernier 20.00 Bonnie Nocolai 20.00 Glennis Stump 20 00 Edith Baumgartner 20 00 Margaret Brooks 20 00 Robert Beer 45.00 Inez Beiswanger 20.00 Leatrice Rapp 20 00 Charlotte Siegfried 20 00 Beatrice Ruch 20 00 R Lucille Lovell 20 00 Evelyn Orn 20 00 Church of Guadalupe 20.00 Milford Order of Eastern Star 52.50 Nilah Jonasch 45 00 Mary Reed 20.00 Lora Buhrt 20.00 Ruby Sawyer 20.00 Kathleen Naegele 20 00 John Farrell 20 00 Earl Naegele 20.00 Milford Fire Dept 20.00 Kos. Chapter No. 160 52.50 Marilyn Savage 97 50 Mabel Murray 20.00 Ruth Bayne 20 00 Barbara Gable 20 00 Salome Peters 20.00 Dorothy Poor 20.00 Dorah Ryman 20.00 Sacred Heart 20.00 MartaDunwell 45 00 Betty Kramer 20.00 Amber Wuchter 20.00 Barbara Devenney 2° 00 Ellen Smith 20.00 Ruth Davis ' 20.00 Mary Stage 20 00 Mikeßoss 65.00 Frances Hickes 20.00 Carolyn Hemmer 20.00 Gloria Lane 20 00 Cindy Ross 20.00 Tonya Ross 20.00 Mildred Hemmer 20 00 Elnora Cox 45.00 Louise Ellis 20 00 Anna Pernod 20.00 Phyllis Thomas 20.00 Martha Wilhelm 20.00 Don Cox 20,00 Theresa Wyman 20 00 No Winona Ladies Aid 262.50 Ruth Fellows 45.00 Helen Longfellow 20 00 Yvonne Lowman 20.00 Mary Belle Hull 20.00 Louise Stump 20.00 Mina Underwood 20.00 Andrew Engle 20.00 Lutheran Church 20 00 Alice Latta 45.00 Gladys Ervin 20.00 Mary Elizabeth Loop 20.00 Bernice Knoop 20.00 Lenora Eaton 20.00 Charles Andrews 20.00 Margaret Ann Taylor 20.00 Nanette Newland 55.50 J. Schooley 20.00 G. Hathaway 20.°0 , V. Randall 20.00 G. Rickel 20.00 N. Pressler 20.00 H. Kirchoff 20.00 N. Mathews 42.00 Sharon Lowry 45.00 Arietta Norris 20.00 Penelope-Mills 20.00 Margaret Reed 20.00 Wilma Drudge 20.00 Janet Roberts 20.00 Marjorie Gast 20.00 Henry Butler 7 2-5 O Joe Watkins W Marie Lursen 20.00 Susan Fretz 20.00 Lillian Snell 20.00 Inez Watkins 20.00 Wilfred Fretz 20.00 Karen Otto 20.00 REMC 20.00 Owens 104.22 Louise Lamoree 45.00 Isabelle Deafenbaugh 20.00 Eleanor Shue 20.00 Erma Neff 20.00 Alice Shaffer 20.00 Ray Deafenbaugh 20.00 Dorothy Musselman 20.00 Walnut Creek Church 72.50 Helen Wainwright 45.00

Wed., December 3,1980 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Louise Miner 20 00 Lola Drudge 20 00 Helen Mellott 20 00 Evelyn Black 20 00 Alfreda Runyan 20 00 Betty Thompson 20 00 Dahms 8. Yarian 20 00 Louise Miner 52 50 Roger Bower 45 00 Chet Kolar 20 00 Karen Fairfield 20.00 Vera Hotter “ 20 00 Nancy Dirck 20 00 Elsie Hoppus 20 00 Mary Bishopp 20 00 JeanShanbeck 52 50 Mary Jane Foster 45 00 Arthur Mi lls - 20 00 Margaret Weddle 20 00 Zerman Phelps 20 00 Dulcie Shriver 20 00 Brenda Rowe 20.00 Slata Mesencew ’ 20 00 Masonic Temple 20 00 Richard Keeven 45.00 Louise Tucker 20 00 Mary Louise Brown 20 00 Helen Williams 20 00 Ellen Keegen 20 00 Albert Tucker 20 00 Mary Votkman 20 00 Amer. Legion 20 00 Robert Nichols 45 00 Mar jorie Nye 20 00 Wilma Nett 20 00 Burneta Hartman 20 00 Pauline Heagy 20 00 Beverly Leedy 20 00 James Johnson 20 00 Betty Myers * 45.00 Marietta Sweetheimer 20 00 Maxine Gerbert jq gj; Margaret Menzie 20 ou Letha Werstler 20 00 Glenna Werstler , 20 00 Keith Phillips 20 00 Pier Meth Ch. 20.00 Ruth Moore 52 50 Edith Neer 45 00 Loretta Stump 20 00 Donna Hively —— 20 00 Mary Jane Wade , • 20 00 Bessie Hackbirth 20 00 Viola Harter 20 00 Burrlene Harris 20 00 Mildred Vance $ 20 00 Sarah Scott Pier UM Women 105 00 Yvonne Beyer . 45 00 Fay Downs 20 00 Verna Hathaway 20 00 Mary Beth Camden 20 00 Mary Barnhart 20 00 James Green . 20 00 Robert Weeks 20 00 R Wayne Snider Ruby Horn 20 00 Ester Long 20 00 Jane Evans , 20 00 Merl Hauth 20 00 Arlene Hickey 20 00 Alice Smith 70 00 Grace Schools 20 00 Thrifty fifty 52.50 Doris Camden 45.00 Barbara Landis 20 00 Annabelle Emmons 20 00 Catherine Oft 20 00 Kathleen Keirn 20 00 Colleen Fritcher 20 00 Miriam McCleary 20 00 Jeannine Homburg 52 50 Horace Price 45.00 Mary Lauster , 20 00 Luella Dunbar 20 00 Ada Efling 20 00 Marla Luce 20 00 Charles Hartley ’ . 20 00 Rita Schobert 20 00 Town of Winona Lake 20 00 Helen Howard 45.00 Frank Poland 20 00 Irene Dome . ‘ 20 00 Joyce Haney 20 00 Dewey Garver 20.00 Boyce Howard 20 00 Bernice DeTurk 20 00 Everil Heiser 52 50 Margaret Clark « 45 00 Thelma Lozier 20 00 Dorothy Goshert 20 00 Isabel Zimmerman 20 00 Mary Jane Grubbs 20 00 Raymond Forrest 20 00 Gladys Vincent 20 00 Ellen Kiefer 45 00 Anita Davidsen 20 00 Beverly Eherdnman 20 00 Peggy Sellers 20 00 Helen Martin 20 00 Ed Summers 20 00 James Heare ’ 20.00 . Moose Lodge 20 00 S Joan Miller 52 50 Delfbrd Nelson 45 00 Gearldean Carnes 20 00 Clover Paxton 20.00 Tessie Stephens 20 00 Marvene Johnson 20 00 Doris Woodward 20 00 Dorothy Nelson > 20 00 Walnut Crk. UM Women 52 50 N Irene Clay ; 45 00 Nancy Johnson 20 00 Sharodean Morris 20 00 Joan Younce 20.00 Kathaleen Reid 20 00 Carol Cripe 20.00 Walter Sutherlin 20 00 Women's Bldg 20 00 DorothaClay 52 50 I lean Brown 45 00 Jean Smith 20 00 Peggy Mock 20 00 Doris Johnson 20 00 Lucetta Frantz 20 00 Pearl Milner 20.00 Marcia Sanburn 20 00 Tom Swick 20.00 Marion Ring 52 50 Penguin Point 210 00 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL*ALLOW. Michael P Dacquistq 428 00 Carroll Sherman 1,195.83 Alan Lowe 948 08 Robert C Nelson 260 00 Barbara A Clouse 878 33 Nellie Van Marcke 688 33 Mary Johnson 670.83 Daniel Lowman 11.60 Douglas E Sawyer 10.80 J. O Smith 12.24 Richard L. Sommers, 14.48 Donald J: Van Gilder 14.00 Wymond B Wilson 14.00 Postmaster 45.00 Barbara Clouse 75 52 Alan Lowe 125.28 Robert C. Nelson ' 36 48' Carroll Sherman 197.38 United Telephone H.-43 Dennis R Woodward 73.50' Business Equipment Co. 5.58 Warsaw Insurance Agency 20.00 I, Jean Northenor do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist day of December. ' 1980. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Notice is hereby given that the State of Indiana, through the Department of Administration, will upon the December 12, 1980, offer for sale by sealed bids for the Department of Natural Resources on the following described real estate, located at Lake Wawasee In Kosciusko County: PARCEL NO. 243.2 A parcel of land situate in the West onehalf of the Northwest Quarter of Section 25, Township 34 North, Range 7 East, described as follows: Beginning on the South side of the highway running East and West across said half of quarter section at the Northwest corner of the lands now belonging to the State of Indiana, and about 75 feet East of the West line of said section; thence Southwesterly along the South line of said highway 19 feet; thence Southeasterly parallel with the West line of said tract belonging to the State 165 feet; thence Easterly 19 feet to a point in line with the West line of said land belonging to the Stale; thence Northwesterly to the place of beginning. PARCEL NO. 243.3 One acre in the Northwest Quarter of Section 25, Township 34 North, Range 7 East of the second Principal Meridian, more definitely described as follows: • Com-, mencing at a point in the West line of the

Wawasee Kiwanis, State Bank, join to collect toys The Wawasee Kiwanis and the State Bank of Syracuse are combining their efforts in the collecting and distribdting of used or new toys donated by Lakeland area residents. For many years the Kiwanis have distributed baskets of food to needy families on Christmas Eve. It was noted that these families had few, if any personal gifts. This Christmas Eve toys will be delivered along with the food in an attempt to brighten spirits and keep the spark of hope glowing in the hearts of children and those who love them.

ANSWERS ACROSS 1-Bash 23-Bah 5-Tatas 24-Muss 10-Elton 26-Fatal 12- 28-Ant 13- 29-Man 14- 30-Sop „ 15-Gnu 32-Stile Ib-Dee 34-Gaspe 18- 36-Tines 19- 37-Sleet 21- 38-Seeds 22- 39-Less ANSWERS DOWN 1- 20-Gas 2- A line 21 -Vat 3- Augustine . 23-Bangs 4- Hot 24-Masts 5- 25-Vntie 6- Ado 26-Fa 7- 27-Lopes 8- "29-Mess 9- Serve 31-Pets 11-Nader 33-Led 17-Ed 35-All

Northwest Quarter of Section 25, 1247 36 Feet North of the East and West center line of said Section 25. thence North 76 degrees 32 minutes East 75 35 feet along the center line of a public road to a place of beginning, thence continuing along the center line of , said public road 320 feet; thence South 21 degrees 43 minutes East, 136.12 feet thence in a Southwesterly direction on a line parallel to and 136.12 feet Southeasterly of center line of said public road 320 feet, thence North 21 degrees 43 minutes East, 136 12 feet to theplac<of beginning PARCEL NO. 243.4 ' A tract of land in the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 25. Township 34 North, Range 7 East of the Second Principal Meridian described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point 25 feet Southeast of the Northwest corner of 1 acre tract of land conveyed by The Northern Indiana Improvemenf Company to the State of Indiana by deed dated the 20th day of June, 19)4 and Recorded in Record Book Number 111 at page 13. thence Southeasterly along the West line of said 1 acre tract, 111.12 feet, thence West on the South line of said 1 acre tract produced Southwest, 15.93 feet, thence Northwesterly, 109.93 feet to the place of beginning, containing 0 02 acres The foregoing parcels comprise a total acreage of 1 092 acres Located in this parcel is a dwelling, a large rectangular shaped 2 story framed structure measuring 28 x4O with 1,020 square feet of area On each floor Structure also has a full basement The house has four(4) bedrooms, one and a half baths and a fireplace in the living room. The house is covered with aluminum siding. There is a small enclosed porch (off kitchen) measuring 10 xl6' and a screened in front porch with concrete floor measuring 12'x24' The parcel also has a two car garage. The structure measures 22 x 24', with concrete floor and foundation, ( wood frarpe, wood siding and asphalt shingle roof ( It has two overhead doors. Property to be sold as is. For further information and inspection of the property, see Arnie Karr, Area Manager Tri County game preserve area This office is located just off of State Rd 13. North of North Webster, Indiana. Phone 219 834 4461 Bidding instructions may be acquired at this office. Said property will be sold to the highest bidder in one parcel as described above, for not less than the appraised price of 547.000 00 Sealed proposals on bids shall be received in the Office of the Commissioner, Department of Administration, Room 507 State Office Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, 46204, until 10:00 AM , Legal Time, as prescribed by the Acts of the Indiana Legislature in Chapter 172, 1957, on the 12th day of December, 1980, at which time and place all bids shall be publicly opened and read. NOTE : Bidders are required to submit a certified check, cashier's check or money order payable to the Department I bf Ad ministration. State ot Indiana, for 20% of their bid The balance is due and payable in ninety (90) days in a lump sum of cash, certified check, cashier's check or money order. Should purchaser not complete payment at the close of ninety (90) days, purchaser will forfeit his 20% down payment Conveyance to the purchaser will be by Quit Claim Deed Any expenses in curred concerning title insurance will be paid by purchaser. No abstract available. THE STATE OF INDIANA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS In the event of no bidders, the sale will remain open for thirty (30) days from bid opening date The purchaser shall assume any taxes hereafter assessed against the real estate N.26D.3 NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City ot Warsaw, will receive sealed bids for from one (1) to three (3) police cars. AH cars shall beot the model year 1981 with a wheelbase of at least 114.3 inches or longer and in addition all cars shall beof the "Police Package'' All bidders shall be expected to include within their bid an allowance for the trade in value of one (1) 1980 Oldsmobile Diesel. Engine Serial Number 3L69NAX101957 and or one (1) 1980 Oldsmobile Diesel, Engine Serial Number 3L69NAX110543. and or one (1) 1979 Oldsmobile Gas, Engine Serial Number 4N69X9H523231. Such aforenamed vehicles can be viewed by any prospective bidder prior to the submission of a bid at the Warsaw Police Department, Marketand High Streets. Warsaw, Indiana Such bids shall be submitted in accordance with specifications more particularly set out, and on file in the Office of the City Clerk Treasurer, City Building, Corner of Market and High Streets, Warsaw, Indiana. All bids shall be properly and completely executed on Indiana State Board of Accounts form Number 95, and shall include a non collusion affidavit and a certified check or bid bond of Five Percent (5%) of the bid price. Such check or bid bond shall be made payable to the City of Warsaw, Indiana. ~AII bidders shall be required to state the approximate date of delivery of any unit bid upon as a of said bid All forms and specifications mentioned herein shall be available at the City Clerk Treasurer Office and bids shall be received until 8:30 A M , December 16, 1980, at which time all bids shall be opened and considered by the Board of Public Works and Safety at their regularly scheduled meeting on said date at the City Building in Warsaw, In diana. The Board of Public Works and Safety reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and to delete any portions thereof, or waive any informalities in the bidding. Pamela Ward, Clerk-Treasurer, City of Warsaw

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