The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 December 1982 — Page 17

LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GKNIRAL PAYROLL A ALLOWANCE Th* following is a list X claim* allowad by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioner* at their regular meeting on the Nth day of December, IW N Joan Messmer* I.3?JX Jean Nerthenor 1.371*8 Ruth Hoppus I.l*oßß Vickie Paiforwi 1.375 00 C Alar R - emtine 1.4*1 *0 Charlo. ...,er IN’*3 Gerald Eattu >© 527 50 Michael Mine. MO » Avis Gunter 1.313 74 Charlene Knlspei I.IUIO Cleora Cauttnwn I.lllß* Benjamin Me Krill M Robert White ’M 00 Donald Smalley ’*3 M Chatter Clampltt. Jr. 235 00 Donald Slater >B7 50 Harlan Wuthrich >XX Patricia Yoder ISMS Merlin Wertonbergor 145 M Donald Boggs 200 00 Julia Goon 18'25 FredSlabaugh I*B*o Robert Hottman I*o 25 Richard Mitchell 20*25 Walter Wuthrich 250 00 E W Hackbirth 21* 75 Maurice Dorsey 440 00 Frederick Gilliam 440 00 Gerald Smalley *4O 00 EidredMetjger I*4*2 Norman DeGood 144 *? Thomas Anglin 144 *7 Matt Dalton 144 *7 Carl Latta >** •? Ronald Sharp '44 •? Larry Toghtmeyer 144 *7 Linda Furni vail *54 14 Herschel Harper 1.45? SO William Reneker I,3** 44 Eugene Brown 1.333 33 Kathleen Perkins *22 ?5 Dorothy Goshert 215 00 Richard Sand 725.00 Judy Dalton I.o*t oo Robert Burner 725 00 Nanette Newland I.o*l 00 James Jarrette *35 41 Diana Zlolkowskl I.o*l 00 Beth Ann Banghart *22 25 Eugene Brumfield *54 >♦ James Walmer 1.325 00 LaVaine Sebo **3 » Frances Noble •» » Mary Jane Schmitt . *ll M Joanne Weirick 111 25 Deborah Hughes 11125 Roberta Waggoner ?82 •» Judy Cos 7*2 ** Marilyn Kenlpe 7** 75 Lila Christner 770*2 Kim Van lan Ingham 274 *2 Shirley Tatter 72*75 Mary Small ’M 75 Teresa Weirick 21*00 Dorothy Fltisimmons 243 00 Charlotte Morts *3O 50 Nancy Croy *3O 50 Margaret Garman «” 25 Kathy Sponseiior *1125 Helen Coons 782** Sandra Mullett 7»2 •» Kathryn Teel 7*2 •» Janet Gadson 507 00 Path Marsh 212 4* Marlene Weiler *3O 50 Carol Sundheimer *3O 50 Janice Anglin 2X 00 Frances Besson 7X 00 Betty Dust 513 00 Esther Heckman *3O 50 Joyce Shater «X» Bonnie Shafer *1125 Gloria Maple *1125 Karon Thomas 7*2 »5 Ann Shively 7*2 *5 Ella Mae Ransbottom *o' 72 Judy Reed 42* 72 Beverly Hay 4*3 72 juafotaCtay 4*3 n Ron Robinson 1.245 12 Richard Mikel > 304 44 Roger Fellows 13*4*4 Tom Kitch 1.243 1* Stanley Hplderman 1.303 J» Howard Moeer 1,224 0* Richard Monk 120*** Jett Bronslng 1224 0* Michael Hobbs 1.1214* Tom Brindle 1,1*» *4 Sam Whitaker 1.14* ** Dav* Curtis 1 144 44 Arlen* Valentine V> ♦' Kav Lott ♦** •’ Darlene Spelgl* *s**’ Ed Brown *77 •> Loren Melton 3B* *1 Judy Trues 54 00 Barbara E astlvnd 23* 32 Richard Kemper MB 02 Michael Valentine 125 00 Rosa Schooley *3O 50 Mar garet Warren tX SO Edith Carlin *1125 Sharon Thompson *1125 Miriam Ridings «0 SO Betty McCullough *l> 25 Joyce McConnell M 0 50 Kathryn Bouse •’ ’ 25 Elaine Bertsch 405 oc J F Boggs s*o X Judy Prado 450 X Mary Fry 425 00 Sue Ann Mitchell 5X X Ray Schvltt *? SO Fay Hon*r 5* oo Martha Wuthrich 243 00 Deborah Collier 22* SO Bessie Hackbirth 54 X Blanche Knapp *>o 08 Mary McCoy 438 08 Daniel Richard 13*5*7 Pat Watkins 1.1*3 X CindaOvermyer *3O 50 Amy Kennedy 774 *2 Carman Danner *ll 25 SueGiadievs I*2 s* Krista Baker 444 41 Earnest Smith 1.000 X Mary Beth Miner *X X Debbie Renier *1125 Penny Patrick 7*2 ** Eldon Ward 353 25 Sonja Creighton >X X Ros Reed » V Lorin Kntspel 1.7 X X Eugene Schlotserbeck 1.*12*1 I Richard Denney •*• 25 Warren Foster *7*l* Viola Dickerson *l*2s Phyllis Abbott 3XX Lewis Hodson 2X X Devon Smith 2X X Sandra Conley IX X Rosanna Darnell *•* ® Sandy Rovenstme *2* X VernaOwsley 717 X . Roy Carlile »>*« Dorrell Creech MS 3) Gone Norton X* X Forrest Bouse *42 73 Burden Blackburn i NO 31 Business Equipment Co. Ml> 34 AE Boyce Co 1.872 X Postmaster <137 X Wadded Prutting Co 2.a» 75 United Telephone Co 1.314 *5 Manatron Inc 1t837 41 Re> Reed taxx Nipsco * 5*512 Mail Journal 2*534 Timos Union mH Warsaw Office Supply 38* M Warsaw Printing 115 X Had Hardware 125.08 Blossers Studio 3*2 M William Reneker PR Lake City Wholes an 4112 Bartel Printing Co . fit Whoteeate Electric 2813 NJeanMoesmor* taSte Counting Houee Bank 45 X Jean Nerthenor 237. X Merchant* Cash Register Ce Ml JI Monroe I7?» RuthHqppx MM* 3M 4SSW Themes Rubber Stamp Co. •’ 25 Devt© Heines. MD XX John Hell IMB Steven Heem IS.X Devi© Nine *“ StenPeqtognct *• Larry Yeiter XX

James Barnhart 22 X Randy Cox V» Gerry Himes X. 48 Morris Jones 27 X Carl Love 27 X Ron Phillips 27 X Max Weller ’MX John Willard 54 40 Party Shop 7.X Amoco Oil *414 Gast Fuel A Service 1451* Gast Fuel A Service Expreu W-« Lewis Oil 25 *4 Lynchs Service X-M Marathon Oil Tin Quality Farm A Fleet 32 X Shell Oil 37. X Whitakers** XX Anchorman Casualwear 128. X Bratoman Bros *•>o Cox Studio 75 42 Ron Robinson IX X Koako Printers XOX Ace Hardware X 04 Monteith Tiro TH X Petr© Bro* 15-X Smith Ford 7.X Warsaw Automotive *2.*3 Mike Gills 4b.X Williams Industrie* *3 25 Audio Visual Specialists IMX Sloven R Jenkins Co. *122 Loctracom Inc 727 X Shooters Shop 1.2 X X Syracuse Hardware 4* « G Lengemann Co. 2*» X Lincoln Graphic 2151 Charles Brower I 373 12 Charles Harris 3X X Kenneth Wyman 200 X Gerald Eastlund I*s 43 Michael Miner 77AM Avis Gunter I*s 1* Indiana Assessor's Assoc X 3* The Papers Inc *I.M Charlene Knispel 12.10 Mir lam Ridings 7 78 Xerox Corp 133. It Cleora Cauttman 4 54 Donald Smalley 435 X Donald Slater 204 42 Julio Goon 14*. X North Webster Postmaster 1.122 X Richard Mitchell M X Waiter Wuthrich 3** 42 Pierceton Postmaster IX X E W Hackbirth X7 i* Max Reed *B4 X CindaOvermyer 4* X Daniel Richard 22174 Patrick Watkins 71 ’7 E Idem Watkins 715 48 Donald Walther XI 40 Rudolph Sierk 4MX Blackburn Mtg Co 3*7 13 E xecutlve Office Machines 52. X Maurice Dorsey l** 40 Maurice McDaniel *4* X Eldon Ward 77*0 Sonja Creighton 45 X Barbara Eastlund 12 X Raymond Gall 12 X John Hall 12 X BUI Sincrott 12 X Robert Hartieil *l4 48 OwensNo 1 *•** Koors Ins Agency X X Pickwick Insurance Agency 158 X Blue Cross Blue Shield I&MS « Todd Realty 300 x IBM 77* X Telex Computer Products 7X X Cardinal Center 5 OX X King Memorial Home 200 X McHatton Sadler Funeral Home IX X Wyman Funeral Home IX X Brown County 127 X Marshall County w X Whitley County • X East Allen County Schools 5?3 71 Bto Tek Industrie* 145 22 Koontt Wagn*r E Metric Co *O7 X Protossional Chemical 77 25 Super tor Supply 2 7M 52 Warsaw Cleaners A Laundry 2*4 X Heat Power Engineering Co I*4 X Cover ell Rental IX X Lorin Knispel • X Gen* Sc h totter beck 22*4 Warsaw Insurance Agency 153 X Hoosier Water Co >44 04 Sewage Collection Office 117 *2 Glass Service 13 38 LPLockßSate *X Miller A Sons *157 Nowak A Williams Supply 22 M Walmer Supply *-*7 Wicks Air Filter Service I*4 30 E ngto E toctromcs *8 X Waynedale Lumber IM X Eugene Brumfield 13 X Service Electric ’» » Richard Sand 27*05 Robert Burner »0 X Judy Dolton • X Linda Furnlvall 5 00 instant Copy ? x William Dalton II 1 4*7 X Thomas E arharf 300 X Systems Media 73 43 Warsona Printing >X 40 Lawyers Co OP Publishing 373 *0 The Michi© Co >*4 72 Shepard'v McGraw Hill 2* *0 West Publishing 5W X Eugene Brown 47 X VanAusdall A Farrar 33 X CCBF Heavy Construction 4*. 252 1? LRAST Cowtos Sand A Gravel 33'W J AM Gravel 1.458*3 Pbend A Brown 7 25**2 Elmar Zimmerman 2.1*4 20 CUM CT MS Res Used 370 X GDI-2*B Dato Custer *.017 00 Darrell Custer <232 X Ell worth E v*r*Sf I.XI X Hotter E scavatmg 405 X Larry Manuel 4** X UPKEEP—X* The Dai tons ot Indiana ’ 'XX Everest Crane A Deter 2»OX Hotter E scavatmg *7 x KOS. CO HWY OEPT PAYROLL A ALLOW Dick Winebrenner 2.827 X DonPorney I***** Harold Gerard 1.312 H Bernard Kuhn 1.3*7 02 Ronald Leiter 1.213 33 Francis Denny 1.178 >• William Raypol* 1.143 45 Carol Shilling 1.14*44 Robert Marhn 1.387 02 James Mettler 1.145 32 John Ingle IXI M Lonnie Young 1837 52 Gary Adams 1.1te.37 ChartoeCotton 1.118 37 JohnE Davis 1.1X37 Marshall Hawtey I.HB 37 DavidHutfman 1.11*37 Gtondon Huffman 1. ”* 37 Bruce Hyde. Jr I. te* 4* Robert Jackton 1.11*37 Melvin Jordon 1 X* 7* Jeffrey Kuhn 1.1X37 Witham Long. Sr 1.1X37 Ronald Norman 1.1X37 Larry Phillips 1.1X37 Terry Rowland 1.1X37 Jack Adems IX7 25 ErmalCoy 1 X? 25 RonoteHime* IX7» Kim HuH IX7 25 Bruce Hyde 111 I.XI 53 Frederick Kammerer IX7 25 Alvin Miller 1.X7 25 Bobby Minor I IX X Larry Mantel l.**7 25 Don Roger* 1.X7 25 John Stapleton LX? 25 Roy Tennant IMt 25 Gari Young L*W 25 KoaciuskoCa Hwy Dept 81*7 A E Boyce Co 1X75 Remington Rand 405 42 Waddell Printing Co MIX Lewis OU Co 2» M Pierceton Equip Co 1A0X43 Monteith Tiro <043 4* Ac* Hardware 1187 Allen County Motors 3X *7 American Wire Rope A SHng OBB.X Crown Battery Mfg 3X31 Ft. Wayne Clutch 273-X Ginter Electric SBX HiW K-6S jMtitors Supply 22. X KtawnPaW M-71 Kerteßroa »*? MacAMoter Machinory Co. 4721

Allen McDonald n.X Mike GUI Auto Pert* sx.X Millcreek Ik. 121 X Milter A Sons IL3» Murray Equipment 2.442 0* Petrolane 12145 Plymouth Radiator Repair 4XX Purity Cylinder Gases 171.04 Quality Farm a Fleet *2.78 Schrader* 384.42 Smith Ford N 33 Tool Specialties 78. x Trector Supply AM Travel Accessories 583. X Tri-Stete Fasteners 28.25 TruxnParts I.7XM W a W Truck Sales *73 55 Warsaw Automotive Supply I*B 25 Warsaw Chemical 85 X Warsaw Steel I*AlB Wholesale Electric 102 3* Woodie* Rental 7« Teller Farm Equipment 4.45 Glass Service 4X41 Phipps Upholstery XX Gast Fuel a Service XX Overhead Door — Syracuse 2.325 X Coverall Rente) Warsaw Cleaners a LaunXy 840 Merten Salt 5.485 41 Frederick Loiter a Sons XX Logansport Metal Culvert Co 14X34 Associated Sign a Post 285. W Jansma Coursey Asphalt 111 X Ellers Communication *7 50 United Telephone Co 10* 3* Mall Journal * 52 Nipsco BXB7 Times Union 15.00 Blue Cross Blue Shield <3*4 *0 KOSCOWELFDEPT PAY ROLL B ALLOW Peggy Shively 1.78? X GonyceDlßico 1.248 X Keren Harding 1.248 X Kathl Kinney 1.248 X Charlene Smith I.2XX Tanya Wise 1.248 X Beverly Marton 1.248 X Roger Schmucker L137.X Elliabeth Williams B*7 X Nina Bryant 827 X Marjorie Himes *XX Mary Besson j 2*3 X Carol Coilins ?53 X Yvonne England 2*3 X Beverley Andrews 7*3 X Michael Reed 4X43 Maureen Hall 0* 22 RuthHartiell i?*o4 Wayne Johnson 17* 48 Laura Stucky 202 W Business Equipment 421 X Brennans <2*3 Zatos *435 Thornburg* — Syracuse 33 ?0 James Shupe. DOS 2* W Lutheran Hospital X’ 4* IUMC 24? X Hook Drugs No 24* IX C J Ottinger. MD H X F W Radiology Assoc , ’2O X Kosciusko Comm Hosp *22*5 Mary Besson * 25 Yvonne England 24 *5 Marjorie Himes *x Karen Harding 53 24 Kathi Kinney X 3 X Beverly Marten MX Roger Schmucker X 84 Peggy Shively M X Charlene Smith *4 02 Tanya Wise 10AX United Telephone Co 22181 Michael J Conley. DDS *4 X Barry Cover. MD X X Kosciusko Medical Clinic XX Christian Haven Homes 2.272 38 Kosciusko Co Shelter Car* 244 X , KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. Michael Dacquisto 448.74 Carroll Sherman 1.3? j X Michael Stork ’ 041 ee Robert Nelson 173 25 Barbara Clouse 1.103.74 Anna Kronk •»* *? Mary Johnson *1125 Business Equipment Co 13? X Waddell Printing 28*10 Brennans 57 04 Garver E lectromcs I**s Postmaster 224 W Robert Nelson 41 X Carroll Sherman Hl 04 Michael Stork 314 33 United Telephone Co '3 30 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 2?th day ot December. 18*2 NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF KOSCIUSKO SS IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIRCUIT COURT IM2TERM CAUSE NO C «2?l* IN R£ THE MATTER OF JEFFC MAGGART TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION The State of Indian# to whom It may concern You are hereby notified that Jeff C Maggart has tiled a petition in the Koeclusko County Circuit Court. Courthouse Building Warsaw Indiana, requesting a change of his nefural name. Jeff C Maggart to JeH C Goiter You are advised that this petition tor chang* ot name was filed on or about the )*th of December. 18*2 and that you have the right so appear at the hearing upon said petition and to Hie objections to said petition If you hove a claim or relief agamst Petitioner arising from the same tranaaetton or occurrence you must assert it in your written answer You must answer the petition In writing by you or by your attorney on or about the nth day of February, '**3 * X o'clock a m (the same being within 38 day* after the third notice o» suit) and it you tell to do so. judgment will be entered in favor of per, tumor upon th* relief requested Hearing is sot at * X o'clock a m on the llth day of February. >X3 HAGENA HAGEN PC AHorney* at Law 113 S HuntingtanSt Syracuse IN 4*542 Phon* (2W> 45? 48*4 ATTEST N Joon Messmer* Clerk Kosciusko Circuit Court D22J 5 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Nonce Is hereby given te the taapayer* of Kosciusko County Indiana that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place. m the Court House In the City of Warsaw. Indiana, at (X P M. on the l3lh day of January. 18*3 will consider the following additional appropriations, which said officers const dsr necessary to moot the estraordmary emergency at this hmo Ceonttahve Court Neese Furniture No 448 V.IXX LSSCX Induetrial Devetopment No 329 X?XM NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayer* appearing at such meeting shall have the right te be heard thereon The addlttonsl apprqprteften* a* finally determined w<H be aufomeHceily referred te the Stole Beard of Tax Commissioner x. i-x- , » — ■ -ra ImbM a hearing witMn fifteen days as the County Auditor * office, of Koectesko County, Indian* or ot such other piece as may be deoignated At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such addition si approprlattens may be heard and interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Ac-iiter. whan and whore such hearing wiH beheld Auditor Keeciueko County D-XJ4 NOTICE TO Bl DOC RS The Board Os Truaieee of the Town of Syracuse. Kosciusko County. Indiana, daeiro* te receive bide tor uartewe inaur anco

AH bids shall be received at the Syracuse Town Hall located on Indiana State Highway No-13 South. Syracuse. Indiana, or matted te Clerk Treasurer. Town ot Syracuse. P.O. Box X Syracuse. Indian* 44547. and shall be received on or before 3;X P.M. on the 20th day of January. 18*3 AU bids submitted shall be valid tor a parted of sixty (Ml days beginning January 28. IX3 Standard Bld Form Number *5 as preecribed by the State Board of Accounts shall be completed and attached to the bld. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to accept or reject any and all blds. Interested bidders may obtain speclfteaffon* tor the desired Insurance coverage* from the Clerk Treasurer of the Town of Syracuse located on Indiana Slate Highway No. 13 South. Syracuse. Indiana. Blds must fully explain all the terms and condition* ot the otter being presented Cynthia A. Fry Clerk Treasurer Town of Syracuse, Indiana DXJS SECOND NOTICE To the taxpayers of the Town ot Milford. Kosciusko County, State of Indiana You are l|oreby notified that on the 28th day of November 18*2. the Board ot Town Trustees of the Town of Milford. Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, pursuant to notice heretofore given, and under and by virtu* of I.C. »*■ tel duty adopted a plan whereby a cumulative capital Improvement fund was established to provide tor the following FOR ALL PURPOSES PROVIDED FOR PURSUANT TO I.C. WB-IS-3 Such tend to be provided for by a tex levy ot sixteen cents (1U) on each one hunted dollars t*ix X) ot taxable real and personal property within said taxing unit, said tax to be levied annually beginning in 18*2, payable In IX3. and continuing for a total period five (5) year*, as authorised by said Act That pursuant to said Act. ton (M» or more taxpayers in said taxing unit who will be affected by said tax levy, may file a petition with the County Auditor ot Kosciusko County, not later than ten (18) day* after the publication ot this notice, setting forth their objections to th* proposed levy Upon filing ot said petition, th* County Auditor shall immediately certify th* same to the State Board ot Tax Commissioners, which Board will subsequently fix a date and conduct a public hearing on said proposed levy before issuing its approval or disapproval thereof Steven P Miller. Board President Joan Treesh. Board Member Darrell A. Dm. Board Member STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONS RS Jeffrey L Hunter. Secretary Date December 21.18*2 SECOND NOTICE To the taxpayer* of the Town of Milford. Kosciusko County. State ot Indiana You are hereby notified that on th* 2*th day of November IX2 the Board o» Town Trustees of the Town ot Milford. Kosciusko County. State of Indiana, pursuant to notice heretofore given, and under and by virtue ot I C 3**2< duly adopted a plan whereby a cumulative sewer fond was established to provide tor the toUmving FOR ALL PURPOSES PROVIDED FOR PURSUANT TO I.C. Such fond to 6* provided tor by a tax levy ot ton cents (S 18) on each on* hundred dollars (*IWX) of taxable real and personal property within said taxing unit, said tax to be levied annually beginning in 18*2. payable in 18*3. and continuing tor a total period of five (5) year*, as authorited by said Act That pursuant to said Act. fifty (50) or mor* taxpayers in said taxing unit who will be affected by said tax levy, may file a petition with th* County Auditor of Kosciusko County, not later than ten (10) day* after the publication ot this notice, setting forth their objection* to th* proposed levy Upon filing ot said petition, th* County Auditor shall immediately certify the same to th* Stet* Board of Tax Commissioner*, which Board will subsequently tlx a date and conduct a public hearing on said proposed levy before Issuing Its approval or disapproval thereof Staven P Miller Board President Jean Treesh, Board Member Darrell A Orn. Board Member STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS Jeffrey L Hunter Secretary Date December 21.18*2 NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of School Trustees of Lakeland Community School Corporation of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will meet at th* Administrative Office ot Lakeland Community School Corporation at Syracuse Indiana, on Tuesday. January 11. IX3. al th* hour of 7 X P M (E S T ) and at said time and place will receive sealed bids on and tot to th* highest bidder or bidders therefor th* tollowing described warrants Temporary Loan Warrants in anticipa tton ot faxes levied and in course of collection for the General Fund tn the amount of 51.000.000 and the Trans portation F und in th* amount of 5150.000 dated a* ot th* date of delivery thereof to th* purchaser, said warrant or war rant* to be In the denomination or de nominations requested by th* purchaser, to mafor* on June 30. IX3 and to bear interest at a rate not exceeding 12% per annum (th* exact rate to be determined by bidding), payable at the State Bank ot Syracuse, in the Town ot Syracuse. Indiana Bidders for those warrant* will be required to name th* rate of interest which the warrants ar* to bear, not te exceed 12% per annum Such interest rate must be in multiple* of Vh or \.th ot 1%. and not mor* than on* interest rate shall be named by each bidder Th* warrant* will be awarded to th* highest responsible bidder or bidders therefor who has submitted his bid In accordance herewith Th* highest bidder will be the one who otters the lowest net interest coot te the School Corporation to be determined by computing the total interest on all ot th* warrant* to their maturity and deducting therefrom th* premium bld. If any The right I* reserved to reject any and aH bids Each bid shall be tor all ot th* warrants or tar a specified amount ot said warrant* a* wt forth in said bid and shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier s check in the amount ot Five Percent (5%) ot the amount ot th* bid and payable to Laketon© Community School Corporation to guarantee the School Corporation against detaulf by such bidder In complying with th* terms ©I this notice and hi* bid Said warrants ar* being issued under th* provisions ot >C Nil to evidence a temporary loan ter the purpose at obtaining funds to be used to meet current expenses ot th* Scheel Corporation included ih th* regular budget and appropriations adopted tor the year 18«3. which expenses mu*f be met prior te the receipt ot taxes in the year 1881 and there has been appropriated and pledged a sufficient amount of current revenues ot th* School Corporation te bo Oerived from th* General Fund Tax Levy and th* Transportation Fund Tax Levy made In the yoar IW2 and cottecttete In th* year 1W to pay th* principal of an© interest on sate warrant* ot maturity T ypewr ittoh and executed warrants a tranacript of the legal proceeding* will be tarnished te the successful bidder at th* expense a* th* School Corporation No condittenai wi II co^isi^tere^j. succoesfoi bidder or bidders shall accept delivery and make payment for said warrants at such bank tn th* Town at Syracuse or City at Indianapolis as may be doelßnotod by th* successful Mdder tor such that the warrants are ready tor delivery. Dated this 23rd dey of December. NX Q RB-- • ■ e socrw**ry« ot School Truoioot Os y.ooc i uofco County»lnOtono

From the Syracuse Police Leg — Kids smoking behind apartments

The following information was obtained from the police log of Syracuse Police Department: December 22 9:09 a.m. — Alarm at Liquor Locker 1:55 p.m - CBer advised lift station light on at 530E and Pickwick 5:13 p.m. — Subject requested unit reference lock out 9 p.m. — County officer requested wrecker at UOON and 950E 9:39 p.m. — Subject found red setter, tags show name of owner, unable to contact December 23 10:09 am. — Subject complained of two kids smoking behind the bushes at Greenhaus Apartments 10:29 a m. — Subject reported her dog missing. East Shore Dr . area 12:23 p.m. — Subject called reference installation of woodburning stove inspection 2:51 p.m. — Subject on station requested unit register his granddaughter's bicycles 3:30 p.m. — Subject requested officer on South Lake St.. Population now totals 230.5 million An estimated 230.5 million people — four million more than counted in the 1980 census — are living in the United States as of the beginning of 1982. Demographers at the commerce department s Census Bureau said the January 1. 1982. total is almost 2.2 million higher than the 1981 New Year’s Day figure. The one year net population record is 3.2 million, recorded during the baby boom year of 1954. The US population was about 162 million then The 1982 estimate includes residents of the 50 states and the District of Columbia but does not include members of the armed forces and other federal em ployees and their dependents stationed abroad ©ofinterestto VETHIANS 1 Veterans who retire from military’ service after 20 years, or sooner because of a serviceconnected disability of 30 percent or more that was not caused by negligence or misconduct, receive retired pay based on rank and length of service. • « • Out of 30 million veterans in the United States, nearly 1.3 million are military retirees. A quarter of them Uve in three states — California. Florida and Texas. Any veteran who takes a civilian job with the federal government has his or her military service counted toward federal retirement. When federal retired pay begins, any military retired pay stops, see If they are entitled to Social Security, people retiring from federal jobs counting military service since 1956 have their federal retirement recomputed when they reach 62. The complicated rules can cost the veteran a sudden loss of income and are even harsher on widows whose benefits are cut when the deceased vet “would have reached age 62." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE — Seasoned oak firewood $35 per pick-up load. Phone 834-2507 D 29J 5 MOBILE HOME FOR RtNT — One mile south of Syracuse, two bedroom, garage Days. 4574148. evenings. 457 2925 FIREWOOD — $35 per truck load, delivered 834-4562

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reference problems with kids 9:54 p.m — Officer advised subject advised him of red sports car headed south toward North Webster possible intoxicated driver December 24 10:51 a.m. — Subject at Runaway Bay called reference domestic trouble 4:52 p.m. — Subject on station requesting where is vehicle 9:46 p.m. - Officer advised green lights out both ways at Pickwick and SR 13S December 25 9:01 a m. - Subject found red 10-speed bike Syra-Web road 9:24 a.m. - Subject called reference 9:01, Kosciusko County requested they take to their home and unit will pick-up in the tfk't ii iii - -1 Ik ? F ■’Jf **- ' ■ CURLY BANGS Kosciusko County Historical Society has been asked to help with identification of this young lady. The photograph was taken by J. H. Iden of Bourbon. If you can identify her and give an approximate date, please call Mrs. William (Doris' Camden of ’ Warsaw. Mrs. Fred (Marion' Anglin of Leesburg. Mrs. Greg (Laurie) Smith of North Webster. Or write to the society at P.O. Bax 1071. Warsaw. Ind., 46580.

It happened ... in Syracuse

IB YEARS AGO. DEC. 27.1972 Syracuse police continued investigation into a break-in sometime Tuesday night at the Lakeland Standard station, 926 South Huntington Street. Entry was gained by forcing the front door of the station and $79.30 in small change was taken. Steve Butt. 26. has been named assistant manager at Doug Pilcher Shoes. 106 South Huntington Street. Syracuse, and has already settled in at his new job. Jerry Hurst. 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sobeck, r 1 Syracuse, won the big Christmas stocking at the Pickwick Theatre, according to Georgia Buster, theatre manager. More building planned at South Shore Golf Course. Contractor Verne Meyers plans to build #o structures, one 45 by 75, the other 45 by 80. for Tom Tuttle, as soon as the weather permits. One of the structures will be a pavilion for parties, and the other a storage-warehouse building. Mrs. Earl Treadway of Syracuse spent Christmas with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. William H. Myers, and family at Evansville. 2B YEARS AGO. DEC. 27.1962 The Saturday night Holiday Ball, sponsored by the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce and held at the Hossier Skateland south of Syracuse, drew a big crowd and was considered a real success. It has always been the right of a woman to keep her age a secret. This right was pointedly upheld in the jury trial before JP*Robert McCullough at the Syracuse fire station Friday afternoon. A total of $240 will be divided between the Milford and North Webster fire departments as a result of the sale of the first four 1963 license plates by the Syracuse license branch, according to manager, Mrs. Max Ganshorn She said Number one plate goes to John Abshire of Lake Wawasee. who bid $75 above the price of the plate. Mr. Abshire had Number one this year. Number two plate goes to Richard Puschman. who bid S6O, Number three to Robert Rule, who bid $55. and Number four to Mrs, W. E. (Mayme) Long, who bid SSO. An examination for rural carrier for the post office at Syracuse, Indiana, will be open for acceptance of applications until January 15, 1963, the commission announced today. The carrier will be for route 4. He will be replacing Jerry Lowe, who took over the r 2 delivery when Jacob Kero. Sr. retired last fall. 38 YEARS AGO. DEC. 24.1953 Mrs. Jacob Hartter and her sons and daughters, with their families, had a Christmas dinner

Wed., December 29.1982 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

morning 10:04 a.m. — Officer requested if anything on log reference stop sign down SR 13 and Medusa 5:18 p.m. — Officer advised he is at Rose Garden Apartments reference subject locked out of apartment 8:16 p.m. — Subject on station reference dog chasing them on North Huntington Street December 26 8:23 a.m. — Noble County, do we have road kill deer permits 11:24 a.m. — Subject advised her vehicle is stalled on Oak St., railroad crossing will move ASAP 1:08 p.m. — Subject requested unit reference theft of snowmobile and trailer 2:39 p.m. — Subject asked who to call reference vandalism in Enchanted Hills 7:29 p.m. — Subject advised of large pile of branches in road by bridge on Pickwick Road, advised they swerved to miss them and almost went into channel. December 27 7:29 a.m. - Two calls reference no lights on east side of LakeWawasee 8:21 a.m. — Subject reported a lost wallet in or in front of theatre last evening 11:13 am. — Report of breaking and entering just occurred. resident scared off intruder 12:35 p.m. — Subject reported property damage accident in front of the swimming pool. Enchanted Hills 1:58 p.m. — Complaint of boys on Boston Street with gun shooting at squirrels December 28 10:06 a.m. - Miscellaneous jajinplaint of kids soaping the insidoqf car windows 1:39 Subject asked if license plate has been turned in? 1:42 p.m. — Subject reported tree down across the road between Louies and 66 station 1:47 p.m. — Subject advised breaking and entering theft at neighbors summer residence. Highlandview 3:54 p.m. — Business request officer reference wreckless driving

and gift exchange Sunday at Waubee Grange hall. Present were Mrs. Hartter and the families of Warren Shively. Nappanee, Jacob Kern. Syracuse. Alvin Hartter, South Bend. George Hartter. Elkhart. Roscoe Coy. Michigan City. Ezra Kaiser and Cletus Myers. The Milford Mail will be sent as a Christinas gift to Mrs. Ray Foster. Syracuse, by her daughter. Miss Florence Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beer and children Carol Rose, Joyce and Jim. will be Christmas day guests of Mrs. Beer's parents.

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6:50 p.m. — Subject on station with brown leather billfold he found; contacted party reference wallet advised they would be down to pick up 7:14 p.m. — Subject on station requested an officer to meet him reference getting his child back 7:23 p.m. — Subject from Milford called reference has there been any accidents between here and Illinois reference overdue party 7 United Way falls short of goal Larry Crabb, 1982 United Way campaign chairman, has announced that $373,546 of the $428,000 goal was reached, leaving a deficit of $54,454. “Despite record unemployment and the toughest economic times in decades, hundreds of volunteers and contributors responded to the needs of 21 member agencies,” said Crabb. Crabb also paid tribute to the United Way volunteers who “showed our community is made up of people who care about their neighbors and friends. ” According to Crabb, some United Ways across the country, feeling the same economic crunch, are appealing to their residents for a further contribution based on employment. “Statistics from the Warsaw Chamber of Commerce show our work force in the county runs between 25.700 and 26.200. If every worker could further contribute two dollars to United Way, we would realize our goal,” he said. Out of Division 118, the highest contributors were Kappa, Kappa, Kappa and the Claypool Lions Club. Many other service clubs and sororities also supported the yearly campaign. Anyone interested in further contributing to the United Way may send funds to the United Way of Kosciusko County, P.O. Box 923, Warsaw, Ind., 46580.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rarig, at Syracuse. Glen Longenecker, principal of Syracuse high school, was one of the five district representatives named last Saturday by the board of control of the Indiana high school athletic association to serve on its athletic council. The board also filled two vacancies. Mrs. Pearl Evans of Syracuse will spend Christmas in Milford with relatives. 50 YEARS AGO. DEC.2O. 1032 NO PAPER PRINTED

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