The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 October 1983 — Page 17

LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Th* following Is a list ot claims allowed by th* Kosciusko County Board ot Commissioners at their regular meeting on the 3rd day ot October. 1983 N Jean Messmore 1.375.00 Jean Northenor 1.375.00 Vicki* Patterson 1,375.00 Betty Dust 1.166 00 C. Alan Rovenstine 1.469.60 Charles Brower 1,241.47 Gerald Eastlund 522 50 Michael Miner 250.00 Avis Gunter 1.323.46 Charlene Knispel 1,111.90 Cl«oraCautlman 1,111.91 Benjamin McKrill 191.25 Robert White 175.00 Donald Smalley 103.75 Chester Clampitt, Jr. 225.00 Donald Slater 107.50 Jess* Berger 195.00 Paul Rife 107.50 Merlin Wertenberger 145.25 Donald Boggs 200 00 Julia Goon 191.25 FredSlabaugh 168 00 Robert Hoffman 190.25 Richard Mitchell 208.25 Max Evans 250.00 E. W. Hackbirth 210.75 Maurice Dorsey 440.00 Fredrick Gilliam 440.00 Charles Lynch 440.00 George Klinger 144.03 Norman DeGood 144.03 Thomas Anglin 144.83 Matt Dalton 144 83 Carl Latta 144.83 Ronald Sharp 144.83 Larry Teghtmeyer 144.83 Richard Sand 725 00 Robert Burner 725 00 James Jarrette 635.41 Judy Dalton 1,061.00 Nanette Newland 1,061.00 Linda Smith 839.95 Linda Furnivall 856.16 Eugene Brumfield 856.16 Kathleen Perkins 922.75 Doris Haney 884 30 Herschel Harper 1,457.50 William Reneker 1,366.66 Eugene Brown 1.366.66 Dorothy Goshert 774.58 James Walmer 1,375.00 LaVaine Sebo 763.50 Frances Noble 830.50 Mary Jane Schmitt 830.50 Jeanne Weirick 830 50 Deborah Hughes 811.25 Roberta Waggoner 811.25 Morrlne Halfacre 774.58 Kim Vanlaningham 792.91 Lila Christner 792.91 Marilyn Kenipe 792 91 Shirley Tatter 774.58 Linda Rife 675.00 Dorothy Fitzsimmons 162.00 Mary McCoy 185.04 Charlotte Morts 830.50 Nancy Croy 830 50 Margaret Garman 811.25 Kathy Sponseller 811.25 Helen Coons 792.91 Sandra Mullett 792.91 Kathryn Teel 792.91 Marlene Weller 830.50 Janet Gadson 473.20 Patti Marsh 304 20 Mary Beth Miner 830.50 Debbie Renier 811.25 Esther Heckman 830.50 Bonnie Shafer 811.25 Gloria Maple 811.25 Karen Thomas 792.91 Ann Shively 792.91 Carol Sundheimer 830 50 Frances Besson 474.50 Ruth Hoppus 401.50 Janice Anglin 383.25 Ron Robinson 1,253.73 Rich Mikel 1,304.36 Roger Fellows 1,373.16 Tom Kitch 1,251.71 Stan Holderman 1,311.91 Gerry Moser 1,232.66 Richard Monk 1,215.46 Jeff Bronslng 1,232.66 Michael Hobbs 1,181.06 Tom Brindle 1,189.66 Sam Whitaker 1,172.46 Dave Curtis 1,146.66 Arlene Valentine 877.91 Kay Lotz 956.91 Darlene Spelgle 974.11 Ed Brown ~ 877.91 Barbara Eastlund 811.25 Loren Melton 216.00 Burdell Blackburn 1,268.91 Steve Knispel 1,146.66 Michael Kissinger 617.41 Charles Harris 128.33 Jay Lavender 125.00 Rosa Schooley _> 830.50 Margaret Warren 830 50 Sharon Thompson 811.25 Carol Retz 792.91 Miriam Ridings 830.50 Betty McCullough 811.25 Susan Myrick 378.00 Joyce McConnell 830.50 Kathryn Bouse 811.25 Russ Anglin 81.00 Connie Church 81.00 Elaine Bertsch 189.00 Sue Ann Mitchell 621.00 Judy Prado 499.50 Bessie Hackbirth 94.50 Blanche Knapp 324.00 Daniel Richard 1,365.83

Notice Os 1984 Tax Rates To Be Charged Notic* Is hweby given the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana that as a result of action by the Tax Adjustment Board of Kosciusko County, on the budgets a levies submitted by publication of this notice. All appeals shall be in writing and addressed to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, naming spec, fically the items in the budget and the fax rates which are the tax levying officials of the several units of the county, rates of taxation on each one hundred dollars of valuation on the taxable property hereinafter tabulated by faxing units, now objected to, and shall be filed with the County Auditor. This notice is given in compliance with Chapter 119, Acts of 1937 as amended by Chapter 41, Acts of 1947. and Burns 44-1914, and stand charged, subject to appeal, for state, county or other purposes stated, payable In the year 1984. the rights of taxpayers and the manner of filing objections are set forth therein. Any ten or more taxpayers affected by any budget, rate or levy shall have the right to file objections with the county Auditor to such budgets, rates or levies within ten days from Dated this It day of September, 1983 Jean Northenor, Auditor, Kosciusko County TAX RATES CHARGED A 1 r — , > n g- • — FO» TEAK 1983 « 2 Q | 5 “ S S J i S I • B*. s 8 52 t § £ Bs S I a B 1 < 1 Si I xS S £ S § *3*3 L I i I ? I s- | I s = ie 3 i I IS I ! Hi! i ii i ! II i. 1 is State Fair Board-0035.0035 . 0035 . 0035 . 0035 .0035 .0035 . 0035 . 0035 , 0035 .J 3035 .0035.0035 . 0035 .0035 . 0035 . 0035 . 0035 . 0035.0035 . 0035 . 0035 . 0035 . 0035 , 0035 . 0035 . 0035 . 0035 .0035 .0035 .0035 POTS ,0015 St£te Forestry . 0065 _. 0065 J»6s_ ..,0061 _.006i JM6S .0061 _ .0065 . 0065 0061 .0065 _ .0065 0065 ,0065 . .04)65 0061_. .Qo6i_ .0065 _ 0065 _J)O6S 0065 .0065. .0065 . 0065 . 0065 . 0065 . 0065 . 0065 . 0065 . 0065 . 0061 .0065 — t>x St,te R,t * 121 121 01 -Qi -oi -Qi -Qi .01 .oi -oi ,oi .01 .01 .01 .tn .tn .01 .01 ,01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 .01 General d 6 .46 .46 .46_ .46146A*_ .46,___ .46.46 .46_ _.46.46 .46 .46 .46 .46 .46 .46 .46 .46 .46.46 ,46.46 .46 .46 .46 .46 County Welfare .07.07.07.07.07 .07 .3)7.07 .07JU,07,07 .07.07 .02,07 ,07,Q7J}2 ,07,Q7 -07.07.07.07,07.07 .07.07 .07 .07 .07 ,07 County HealthiQls_o2s .025 .QZS .025 - 025 . 025 .' Q 21.. . .025 . 025 . 025 . 025 , 025 - 025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 .025 ,025 .025 .025 Cuw. Bridge.o7 ,Q 7,07 .07 ,07 .07 07 -07 07 .07 .07 .07 _JU -02 .07 .07 ,07 .07 .07 .07 .07 .07 .07 .07 .07 .07 -07 .07 -07 .07 .07 .07 JU Cun. Resssssmsnt,o4,Q4,o4 .04.04 .04 nA040404 0404 04.04 ,04 ,04 .04 .04 . 04.04.04-04-04 -04 -04 - 04-04 .04-04 . 04.04 .04 .04 Cep. Mental Health. .o4 .04.04 .04 .04 .04 .04 .04 .04.04 .04 .04 . 04.04.04 .04 .04 .04 .04 ,04 ,04.04 .04 .04 .04 ,04 .04 . 04.04 .04 .04 .04 .04 Total County Kate jqj .JQJ 805 -M)5 805 805 -»05 .805 .80S .805 .805 - 805 - 805 - 805 . 805 . 805 .805 , 805 . 805 . 805 . 805 - BQS .805 .805 .805 . 805 Township .115 . 04 . 066 . 35 ,13 ,13 -13 .15 .02 .13 .12 ..14 ,QU3-03 - 04 .11 .012 -14 , .115 .02 -04 . 04 dl -USd2JD=OI2JdZ-02 Township Poor Relief*,03 .01.05,10 -135 .01 -01 .01 .10 ,Q 5 .01 .01 .01,Q7 .035 .05 .23 .10 .01- 03 -01.05 -05-10 -05 .07 .23 .135 .01 -035 .10 .10 -05 Townahip Fire fUhUftg J>9s 02 xfiS J 24 -065 . 0541 -17 ,08 ,11 .288 Township Recreation-015 .02 _JU-005 -0035 ,QQ7 .03-006 .QQI3 . 002.016 .02 ,QQ6 ,Qls .02 .007 .02.005 ~0013 ,QI6,QQ2 .02 .Q? -OQ? Township Civil Bond Township Cw. Fire Equip. ~ X0 .06,05 Township E.M.5..22.02 ,Q 2,0 ,03 .10- Q1 ,QQS .21.22 • .01 .005.21 .21 Township Debt,Q52.0115 Library Operation.o6 .08826 .126 ,18 , 28-30 dQI26dS -08826 -28 -28 - Z8 Total Township 4 1ibrary25 7 .575.24 -Ml .485 .16 -16 <l4 ,2635 -14? .27 -13 . 221 ,249? . .37526 ,?96 . 651 ,91 .156 -14 . 365 .077 .41 ,471 ,216 -1236 . 541 -485 -14 .155?6 .62? .622 .357 General School 1,9226 2.74 2 ~ 30 2,296 2.30 2.568 1-9226 2.296 1-9226 ddfi >-30 2.30 2.296 1.9226 2.30 1.9226 2.74 1.9226 2.30 2.30 2J0A20 2.2<ft 1-9226 ? y, 1,9226 1-9226 ~9?2& Debt Service,3679 -475 - 7 ’ .?9 -H* .954 1.101 .3679 .114 - 3679 - 3679 1,101 _aa •«* .114 , 3679 .79 - 3679 _21 d2354i11* dl* -3679 . 954 .3679 ,3679 - 3479 Ciw- Wtllflne.63Bo ,15 -50 .50 1.00 .25 -189 , 6380 1.00 . 6380 - 6380 .189 .50 ,25 -25 .25 I.QQ ,6380 .50 . 6380 -15 . 6380 . - 5 ° .50 -25 -25 I- 00 1.00 - 6380 .25 . 6380 . 6380 , 6380 Tranaportatlon.l743 .385 ,40 -*° .393 .27 -30 .1743 .393 ,1743 -1 743 -30 -40 ,?7.27 .27 ,393 .1743 .40-1343 . 385 ,1743 .40,4 Q .27 -27 -393 .393 -1743 -27 .1743 ,1743 .1743 Total School Rates 3.1028 . 3.?5 t. 99 3.99 3 BQj 3.774 4.158 3.1028 3.803 3.1028 3.1028 4-158 3.99 3,774 3.774 3.774 3.803 3.1028 3.99 3. t Q?B 3,75 3-1028 3.99 3.99 3.774 3 - 774 3.803 3.803 3-1028 3.774 3.1028 3.1028 3-1028 G—Xhl Core. 1.23 2-55 1,21 1.052 2.67 2.67 1,20 JULSUS3 3.8? 1.80 3.00 1-907 j.OQ Street (MVH) ,76 ~ 35 .99 1.106 Cenetary .13,13 Park 4 Recreation -375 373 Aviation . .074.074 >?USi9 yoAßlon » ,QB3 -083 Flrenan Penaion .059 C». 55 —iZ— Cun. Sewer . .10 —lttUMtt -05 - 0 7 ? ;079__ BfflMagTy l ” -0032 JSai_ Tntal ftwn, b#»« - 1-23 dJU UUJL. >-6? 2-67 2.11 122 3.8? 3.14 3.WZ 3.2 ft j.UM TOTAI TAXIHG UHIT RATE 14.2048 I 5.14 15.045 15.356 k-lftl I 4.749 11.111 4.Q578 4.8815 |4.Q648 14,187.8 Is.lQl |5.026 |4.838? I 44. W 5.269 4,8278 6.191 J 5.U3J7.885 7,946 1b.915 l?-6826 i 7.349 1 6.933 I 7-8778 I 7.884?6 I 8-393 h-M™ lldtt

Patrick Watkins 1.183.33 Cinda Over m yer 830 50 Amy Kennedy 774.58 Carman Danner 811.25 Sue Brindle 792.91 Krista Baker 664 58 Richard Kemper 1.250.00 Penny Patrick 792.91 Eldon Ward 500.00 Marguerite Hoerr 755.00 Sonja Creighton 100.00 Rex Reed 583.33 Eugene Schlotterbeck 1.012.91 L. Richard Denney 990.25 Warren Fosser 979.16 Viola Dickerson 819.25 Phyllis Abbett 304.50 Sandra Conley 300 00 Roxanna Darnell 294.00 DeVon Smith 300.00 Lewis Hodson 300.00 Dale Zimmerman 238 00 Sandy Rovenstine 808.40 Verna Owsley 717.50 Roy Carlile 934.13 Darrell Creech 891.13 Gene Norton 916.93 Forrest Bouse 951.33 Herbert Smith 865.33 Judy Truex 135.00 Vicki Hobbs 27.00 A E Boyce Co. 1,452.93 Mail-Journal 291.06 Times-Union 327.19 Warsaw Office Supply 138.42 Waddell Printing Co. 1,481.33 Business E qulpment Co. 774.56 Postmaster 6,900.00 Prosecuting Attorney 586.59 Nipsco 12.604.26 Owens #1 104.37 Vern Landis 425.00 IBM 1,749.39 Rex Reed 545.00 Duane Huffer 712.50 United Telephone Co. 4,179.20 3M 3,440.00 Vickie Patterson 125.00 Monroe 457.48 Lincoln Graphic Corp. 90.65 Jerry Black 27.20 Amoco Oil 120.47 Marathon Petroleum Co. 39.30 Shell Oil Co. 77.02 Tri-State Bolt 3.00 Blosser Studio 90.01 Cox Studio 33.12 Ron Robinson 101.55 Dons Repair & Welding 164.81 Emergency Radio Service 151.75 Warsaw Automotive 75.55 Windys Marathon 86.00 C W Thunderstick 25.00 Thornburgs-North Webster 21.01 Phillip E O'Shaughnessy 75.00 Pathologists Assoc. Med. Lab. 35.00 Avis Gunter 36.28 Charlene Knispel 35.20 Susan Myrick 18.04 Miriam Ridings 27.06 Xerox Corp. 66.59 Cleora Cauff man 36.72 Donald Smalley 264.37 Richard Mitchell 52.80 E W Hackbirth 34.32 Max Reed 1,423.50 Daniel Richard 312.84 Patrick Watkins 42.90 Richard Kemper 172.81 Eldon Ward 36.60 Dept, of Natural Resources 33.75 Warsaw Printing 161.55 Carpenter Paper 736.50 FNB of Warsaw 66,518.00 Todd Realty 300.00 Kosciusko Co. 4H Council 69.18 Cardinal Center 27,500.00 Humane Society 2,500.00 Kos. Co. Juvenile Justice 1,250.00 Ft. Wayne State Hospital 1.005.76 Jane Ann Allen 100.00 Chamness Funeral Home 300.00 Delaughter Mortuary 200.00 King Memorial Home 300.00 McHatton Sadler F uneral Home 200.00 Titus Funeral Home 100.00 Wyman Funeral Home 100.00 E Ikhart County 116.00 Wabash County 79.00 Thelma Cartwright 72.08 Cheri Julian 2.40 State Bank of Syracuse 379.31 Lawn Rangers 187.50 Lake City Wholesale 64.08 Professional Chem ical 273.62 Superior Supply 266.88 Hall Hardware 105.95 Hoosier Water Co. 231.16 Sewage Collection Office 188.52 CurriseA Carlson 823.25 Lowmans Rug Service 335.40 Warsaw Cleaners A Laundry 49.20 Town A Country Sheet Metal 131.40 Walmer Supply Inc. 27.80 B A B F ire Protection 195.80 Orkin Pest Control 172.00 Ream--Steckbeck Paint 17.91 Service Electric 42.14 Lakeland Sanitation 195.50 William Parke, MD 1000.00 C. Alan Rovenstine 2,835.80 Brennans 87.10 Russell Heyde, DDS 35.00 Kosciusko Comm. Hospital 126.50 Kosciusko Radiology 104.00 Indiana Rest. Equip. 60.78 Edward J. Meyers 33.80 Douglas B. Morton 37.32 Robert Burner 20.00 Richard Sand 340.00 Judy Dalton 32.00 Linda Furnivall 20.00 Eugene Brumfield 22.78 Penguin Point 28.02 Viewpoint Restaurant 45.14 John Wongs Restaurant 36.61 Linda Morris 24.54

James Crist 23.44 Terry Tucker Beverly Carey 24 98 Carl Jacobson Paul Isbell 25.86 Paula Ibach j* ) 4 Susan Kraft 26.30 Cindy Thurston 7.44 Marietta Slabach 14.30 Robert Baugher 1454 Corinne Bradley n. 98 Burl Knoop n. 98 Francis Wagner uq6 Constance Cashmer 4.34 Beverly Miller 14.44 Beatrice Hughes 13.22 Margaret Baumgartner 15.42 Ramona Kimes 42.04 Edward Herendeen 11.44 Rene Tyson 4.70 Patricia Minear 4.34 Gerald McClintlck 54.86 Barbara Adams g. 82 John Styles 4.34 Goldie Shoemaker 43.80 Orpha Leedy 9.26 Alden Jones 45.55 Philip Hill 45.56 Helene Cantion 10.58 David Simpson 35.44 Carol Reed 12.34 Glen Reimersma 10.14 L. Fred Hardy 12.34 Linda Hoke 4.42 Elaine Darr 16.30 Thomas Earhart 1,648.00 John Geberin 15000 David Kolbe 32.00 Michael Reed 108.00 Paul Refior 535.45 Systems Media Inc. 392.77 Warsona Printing 71.50 The Heckman Bindery 1,067.10 Shepards/McGraw-Hill 493.95 West Publishing Co. J. 576.00 Eugene Brown 60.72 VanAusdall A Farrar 135.32 Prudential Insurance Co. 16.718.38 CCBF Jansma Coursey Asphalt 8,837.04 Hoffer Excavating 6,469.55 Miller A Sons 5.70 LRAST Gast F uel A Service 596.25 Lewis Oil Co. 847.00 Pierceton Equipment Co. 18,596.67 Silveus A Bradway 56.19 Wayne Bucher 336.00 JAM Gravel 4,592.41 Alvin McCullough 559.20 Phend A Brown 5,114.39 Silvers Asphalt, Pierceton Equip. Co. A WAWGravel 17,432.79 FED REV SHARING Pierceton Equipment Co. 54,671.85 Kosciusko Abstract 160.00 Rex Reed 255.00 Maurice D. Yoder 4,290 00 GDI-208 Don Hedington 775.50 UPKEEP-209 Tim Gochenour 2,836.50 Kevin Hohman 165.40 Meiser Bros. 953 98 Donald Molencupp 1,140.00 Lawrence Sawyer 1,086.00 Ronald Severns 39.00 KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. Dick Winebrenner 2.027 50 Don Forney 1,666.66 Harold Gerard 1,357.92 Bernard Kuhn 1,307.02 Ronald Leiter 1,213.33 Francis Denny 1,156 82 William Raypole 1,143.45 Carol Shilling 1,166.66 Robert Martin 1,352.83 James Mettler 1,154.24 John Ingle 1,005.20 Lennie Young 1,04156 Edward Blosser 948 64 Raymond Faulkner 625.24 Jay Feldman 689.92 Terry Puckett 258 72 Gary Adams 1,122.73 Kenneth Busselber g 1,118.37 Charles Cotton 1,131.44 John E . Davis 1,157.57 Marshall Hawley 1,118.37 David Huffman 1,118.37 Glendon Huffman 1,118.37 Bruce Hyde Jr. 1,131.44 Robert Jackson 1,122.73 Jeff Kuhn 1,16192 William Long Sr. 1,118.37 Ronald Norman 1,157.57 Larry Phillips 1,127.08 Terry Rowland 1,045.76 Jack Adams 1,118.63 ErmalCoy 1.152.83 Ronald Himes 1,110.08 Kim Huff 1,105 80 Bruce Hyde 111 1,135.73 Frederick Kammerer 1,178.48 Alvin Miller 1,097.25 Bobby Miner 1,140.00 Larry Montel 1,127.18 Don Rogers 1,122.90 John Stapleton 1,135.73 Roy Tennant 1,097.25 Garl Young 1,127.18 A E Boyce Co. 125.35 Business Equipment Co. 73.22 Monteith Tire 555.50 Ace Hardware 33.67 Allen County Motors 149.66 All-Power Distributors 11.10 American Wire Rope A Sling 574.77 Automotive A Industrial Supply 11.00 Boyer Lawn A Garden Equip. 9.45 CA P Machine Service 350.08 Crown Battery Mfg. 114.80 Gragg Equipment Co. 149.45 Kerlin Tractor Sales 59.20 Mac Allister Machinery Co. 182.23

Acid rain Reagan administration researchers acknowledged for the first time recently that pollution is the most likely cause of acid rain, and that it threatens much more of the nation that just New England. MacDonald Machinery Co. 124 52 Pettibone Corp. 1,522.20 Purity Cylinder Gases 72 23 Quality Farm A Fleet 25.69 Reid Holcomb Co. 112 50 Rudd Equipment Corp. 24.23 Schraders 785.81 Service Electric 7.50 Smith Ford 37.46 Telford A Doolen Inc. 418.88 Tractor Supply 45.97 Tri-State Bolt 112.21 W A W Truck Sales 158.38 Warsaw Automotive Supply 273.53 Warsaw Steel Co. 468.48 Whiteford Ken worth Inc. 140.44 Wholesale Electric 15 96 X-ergon 62 59 Phend A Brown Inc. 12,501.78 Pierceton Equipment Co. 115,857.96 Silvers Asphalt, Pierceton Equip. Co. A W A W Gravel 37,358.39 Coverall Rental 965.20 Warsaw Cleaners A Laundry 35.00 The Dalton Gang 20,008.00 Associated Sign A Post 657.84 Eilers Communication 420 00 United Telephone Co. 123.51 Mail-Journal 10.73 Times-Union 8.74 Nipsco 50201 Jansma Coursey Asphalt Inc 400 00 Kerlin Motor Co. 941.99 Bixel Paint Co. 152.99 Ginter Electric Service 185.52 Overhead Door - Syracuse 40 00 Prudential Insurance Co 4,866 28 KOS. CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. Peggy Shively 1,707.00 Genyce Dißico 1,240.00 Karen Harding 1,240.00 Kathi Kinney 1,240.00 Charlene Smith 1,240.00 Tanya Wise 1*240*00 Beverly Marten 1,240.00 Roger Schmucker 1,137.00 Elizabeth Williams 927.00 Nina Bryant 927.00 Marjorie Himes 889 00 Mary Besson 783 00 Carol Collins 753.00 Yvonne England 783 00 Carolyn Wulliman 705.00 Michelle Hudson 705.00 Reed A Earhart 462.50 Blue Cross-Blue Shield 194.20 Business Equipment Co. 180.34 Ganshorn Plummer Inc. 42 08 James Shupe, DDS 26.25 James Epps, MD 65.30 II Kwak, MD 115.60 Stephen Schroeder. MD 17.75 Stephen Hunt, DDS 28.15 Charles Rosenbaum, DS 19.50 PaulEiler, MD 26.60 Lutheran Hospital 101.50 IUMC 124.00 Dons Pharmacy 46.05 Hook Drugs 4248 37.64 Medical Arts Corp. 15.00 Stanley Wissman, MD 25.00 Goshen General Hospital 103.50 Duemling Clinic 18.00 Brennans 40.29 John Buhler. Jr . DDS 37.50 Zale Drugs 123.73 Walter Drugs - Milford 34.83 Nina Bryant 10.50 Karen Harding 33 88 Kathi Kinney 69.30 Beverly Marten 153.12 Roger Schmucker 48.18 Charlene Smith 55 44 Elizabeth Williams ig 43 Tanya Wise 48.18 United Telpehone Co. 195.85 J. M. Hoog, MD 52.00 K-Mart 347.40 Leesburg School 38.00 Harold Mason, MD 15.00 Steven Seward, OD 32.00 Warsaw Middle School 34.30 Kos. Co. Juvenile Justice 24.00 Allen County Rad Assoc. 369.50 Fairfield Pathologists 23.00 J. Paul Gentile, MD 126.70 Pardha Kanagala, MD 176.80 Kosciusko Comm. Hospital 7,152.49 Kosciusko Radiology 28.60 Y. C. Lin, MD 600.00 St. Josephs Hospital 915.41 Surgical Associates 730.00 Whitley Medical Assoc. 207.10 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. Michael Dacquisto 126.10 Carroll Sherman 1,375.00 Robert Strong 1,083 33 Robert Nelson 412.50 Barbara Clouse 1,103.66 Anna Kronk 830.50 Mary Johnson 811.25 Barbara Clouse 206.47 A. E . Boyce Co. 152 60 Executive Office Mach. 150.00 Carroll Sherman 264.00 Robert Strong 46.86 United Telephone Co. 155.37 I, Jean Northenor do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commis signers on the 3rd day of October, 1963.

Quackers hit by thieves Quackers Lounge in Syracuse was the target of thieves sometime between 2:30 p.m. Sunday and 12:08 p.m. on Monday. One or more persons entered the establishment through undetermined.means, and proceeded to take SSO in change from the cash register, a revolver and liquor. There was an unsuccessful attempt to crack the bar’s safe. Total cost of stolen good and damage amounted to SI,OOO. Syracuse officers Warren Swartz and Corky Wong and Indiana State Police detective Ray Carich investigated the theft. Minor damage in Leesburg man's wreck There was under S2OO damagae to the cars of David Workman, 42, Warsaw, and John Larty, Jr., 30, r 1 Leesburg, when they collided late Friday night at the intersection of SR 15 and Detroit Street in Warsaw. Vandals hit car wash Vandals did an estimated SSO damage to a stall at the Syracuse Car Wash, manager Carl Reinholdt reported to pollice recently. The incident, which was discovered on October 2, and included the cutting of a water hose. Keys taken from car Kathy Gonzales, 601 N. Indiana St., Syracuse, reported to authorities that she was sleeping in her car in the early morning hours of October 2 when someone took the keys from her vehicle.

W B OOBTAA MMfCfl STATEMENT OF OWNf RSMIP, MANAQEMCNT AND CIRCULATION *• RJ«UICATKX6 A PUBLICATION HO 1 QATI QB Rtj.lMQ The Mall-Jaurnal 3 [ a| a| >| 4; 0 j 9-23-83 3. KMQ4MBBC* O* IMU< a MO O* ISSUCS *UB<ISH«D • ANPttjAi. SUBSCRIPTION ANMUMLV M»ICe »eklj (Wedneeday) M lA.OU a 18.80 * cow Kin naswa uomu o» worn oraca or nM.<caTK» hm m. sm. m n. c<ww jim «.<—i IQS K.Maln streeß (Ineeluake County) hymeuae In 46MT a counm uaajaa wsaaaa o» no Hsaoouaaww oa amewu. sussum omcas or th. kw.,shots >OB S.Min SRreek (Xoaeiuairo Co<a>ty) Milford In 46648 a nunumotocownstsmotssssoototsos nm-ismsioitqs shoeaHaosiaii»to« .-ww,««> h Areblbald a mile Batnsgartner BQI Janna Street ndlford In 46548 NnoawwOTMSC.-.— mses h»i4 —- »a. Durward (Jeri) Seely Box SBT Milford. In 48849 r - —, -- ( - = Ronald U Bnungarßaor P.O. Boa ITT Milford, In 46849 > ONMCR Ilf Be « cooxxdrxpo -tt be innate Ito tf>e oemea anO «Mretses Qt of ftofOinf ! oortont or mon oi totai amotfnt oi itocd H not omnoO th> » Gorporotron. tho nw adOrotaat of tf»o inpunOuai oomon 'nutt be gswert If onntoO bp • portnonftrp or otftor un.ncomornMO hrm. -a namo top nOPnu. at Aaii at mat of tadt nd,r,Pua. mutt ba gsxer> If tfta putH>GO non >t oobitptap bv a nonproht orpanttanon. <ta nama anp aPPratt mutt ba ttataP. I (ftam mutt ba comptataP/ ___________ COWKITI MAM.iMq AQQMM ia alga: i; HanaHl" 6 Glorla K. Hauaoartner P.O. 177 mlfaid! In UUT I KHOwiN BONDHOiOtRS MO«TGAGfiiS ANO O?m6R SfiCUßt 7 * MCXOfcRS OWNING O« MOLDING ' P6«C6NT OR MC'Rfc Os TOTAL AMOUNT Os BONDS MORTGAGES OR nM.L NAMi COMbUTI MAJLINQ APOOgBS Mont ~ 1 I FOR COMPUTI ON BV NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AUTHORED TQ MAIL AT SPCCIAL RATES fSacMtxt <»».* OMM 9Ot» T»»B bwrpOM funebon, and n<x»p<ohi tiMut of Nh» organ.minx' and th# exempt status to< Fece<ai mcome tax opposes iCf»«Cd ana) m W MMMQT CMAMMQ OVMNQ I—l NAS CMANMO OVMNO (if abantaP aubhahat moat atboPl aapfanabon at —CBWMQ igMONTNB UjBMCfOfNG U MQNFNB cbangß tNn W BXTSNT AND NATtiAF C* CIHTi » ATiON AVERAGE NO COPIES 6AC W ACTUAL NO COPIES OF SINGLE •• EXTENT AND NATURE C* CIRCULATION ISSUE DURING PRECEDING 'SSUE PUBLISHED NEARfiST TO ■ 12 MONTHS FILING DATE A TOTAL lap. COMOB (Mai Nam BMN jJSS.’SgcjSaa'Jl.T* c> **"** * "“" 1484 J 18H c. TOTAL AAIO CIMCtAATtOM (Snas e/ MB* and MBtl ». MM OWTWOMTtOM M MAA. GANMM OR OTMOB MBAM MMB6M. COMB4JBMMTAAI. ANO QTMM MM COOMB A TOTAL OMTWOUTtOMMwaseI C «M9f * COMM NOT MAMMMMO OMA UMACGO4MMO. BMM.BO yso ~ 313 Bias 3800 .. I sesWv Mwl Mas U0T...0T. »«a» J SZXFi'Z™ ~ ‘ —~

Ku.[L SHOES AND MORE — Annie and Richard Bender, shown here, took over ownership of the Milford Shoe and Clothing Store on October 1. Their first full day of operation was Monday, although an opening is planned for this week end. Since 1968 the Benders have resided in Milford where they have taught school, Annie as a elementary substitute and Richard in his current position at Milford Junior High School. The Benders have three daughters: Jennifer. 13. Julie, 11 and Stephanie, six. When the opportunity arose the couple purchased the store which Mrs. Bender feels has a friendly country atmosphere. They want Milford Shoe and Clothing to continue to project that same enjoyable friendly atmosphere. Anne Troup will be helping Mrs. Bender with the store during the day while Mr. Bender is teaching. < Photo by Cathy Brill) It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, OCT. 3.1973 The Milford Area Development Council has endorsed the food stamp program for Kosciusko county and has communicated this to the county council. Memories of long ago were brought to mind once again as 17

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members of the Sorosis Reading club of Milford spent a thoroughly interesting evening at the Bristol Museum in Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock spent the weekend with their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Monteith and children of Fort Wayne. On Sunday they called on Mrs. Mock’s aunt. Mrs. Martha Bozer of New Haven. She recently underwent eye surgery. Ryan and Rhonda Montieth returned to Milford with their grandparents to spend a few days. Several from this area attended the Mennonite relief sale held Saturday at the Goshen fairgrounds. 20 YEARS AGO. OCT. 3.1963 Jean Warstler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warstler of near Milford is one of three candidates selected by the senior class of Manchester college for Homecoming queen. The three candidates were asked to appear before the student body on Sept. 27 at which time one girl will be selected homecoming queen. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Rink and son Dale of Milford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rink of Nappanee. The students of the Milford schools will be in charge of the program at the first ParentTeachers’ Organization meeting of the school year at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday. Oct. 8. Door prizes will be given. The Milford seniors are planning a car wash Saturday. Oct. 5. It will be held at Berkeypile’s station between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. The industrious seniors are planning to do a splendid job of cleansing each car.

30 YEARS AGO. OCT. 1. 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Felkner, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Felkner and daughter. Joan Kay, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bates attend 40 and 8 picnic held Sunday at the Warsaw Fairgrounds. A bridal shower was given last evening by Mrs. Ray Bray and her daughter, Betty, for Miss Evelyn Geiger who will be married Oct. 23. A social hour of games and contests was enjoyed, after which small cakes, nuts and jello were served. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crafton at dinner on Thursday were Mrs. Neva Ruch, Sue Sponseller, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reed of Knox and Mrs. Harley Lozier of Etna Green. The Milford High School baseball team defeated the Leesburg school team at a game played at the Leesburg schoolground Friday evening. The score was 9 to 5 in what was the last game of the season. 50 YEARS AGO, OCT. 5.1933 C.R. Brittsan is driving a new Buick sedan. Mrs. Raymond Poynter has been substituting at the Milford High School. A division of the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society held a tea and pastry sale at the home of Mrs. Harry Phend, Friday afternoon which was well patronized. The Milford Rube Band was at the fair at Warsaw Friday night and pepped things up a little along with the Legion band from Warsaw. Ezra Kaiser had a number of crates of potatoes, that looked very nice, and was selling them for $1 a bushel in Milford on Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Stuckman was a Lansing, Michigan, visitor on Monday.

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