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Court rules WASHINGTON - In a sharp setback for organized labor, the Supreme Court ruled recently that a company may unilaterally scrap its union contracts immediately after filing for reorganization under federal bankruptcy laws. LEGALS ■ - r i '■ * BID NOTICE 84 PASSENGER SCHOOL BUS BID The Board of School Trustees of Warsaw Community School Corporation, Kosciusko County, Indiana will receive sealed bids until 10:00 a m. local time in the office of the Superintendent of school at 303 East Main Street, Warsaw, Indiana, on' Wednesday, January 9, 1985 for two (2) 84 passenger school busses. Bids will be submitted on State Board of Accounts Form No. 95. All parts of which will be attached and properly filled out. Each bid shall be accompanied by an acceptable cer titled or bank officer's check made payable to the order of the Warsaw Community School Corporation, or an acceptable bidders bond in favor of said school corporation for an amount of not less than five percent (5%) of the amount of the proposal. The check or bond shall be forfeited as 11. quidated damages in case of failure of any successful bidder to enter into contract within ten (10) days after notification of ac ceptance of this proposal. Copies of detailed instructions to bidders and specifications for equipment may be obtained in the office of the Business Manager, at 303 East Main Street, Warsaw, Indiana 46580. The Board of School Trustees of said school corporation reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive any formalities therein. j All bids must be marked "School Bus Bid" on the outside of the envelope. Dated this 14th day of December 1984. Jean A. Bowers, Secretary D 26 J. 2 S ’ INVITATION TO BIDDERS 1. Sealed bids will be received by the Lakeland Community School Corporation, Syracuse, Indiana (herein referred to as the "School Corporation") at the Administration Building, SyracuseWeb?ter Road until 1:00 p m EST, January 15, 1985 for the Renovation Projects for the Lakeland Community School Corporation and related work Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at the above time and place. Bids received later than such hour will be return * ed unopened 2. Complete and detailed drawings and specifications for this work, including but not limited to the Instructions to Bidders, General Conditions, Supplementary Conditions, and General Requirements are on file ■and may be examined at the following places: a) F. W. Dodge Division, Suite 199 6666 East 75th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46250 b) Construction League of Indpls., Inc 1800 N. Meridian St., Suite6ol Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 c) Everett I. Brown Company 941 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 d) Administration Building R.R. 3, Box 662A Syracuse, Indiana 46567 3. The successful bidder shall, upon accep tance of his bid, be required to procure and pay for a Contractor's Bond for Construction (Form 86A) in an amount equal to his con tract price. Bonds shall comply with all laws of the State of Indiana governing public con- • tracts let by governmental units. Bids should be enclosed in a sealed envelope, addressed to the School Corporation, with the name and place of business of the bidder and the con tract number to which the bid relates on the envelope, all as more particularly set forth in the Instructions to Bidders. Bids submitted by mail should be addressed to the Superintendent of Schools, R.R. 3, Box 662A, Syracuse, Indiana 46567. 4. Bids should be made dn Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 96 and should be ac companied by a Questionnaire of Experience and Financial Statemefit on Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 96-A, and either by an acceptable certified or cashier's check or bid bond, executed by the bidder and an acceptable surety company, payable to the order of the School Corporation in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the total bid. 5. In the event any bidder withdraws his ■ bid or fails to execute a satisfactory contract or contracts and furnish a satisfactory per formance bond or bond? within ten (10) days

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after a contract or contracts has been awarded to such bidder by the School Corporation, said School Corporation may declare his certified check or cashier's check or bld bond forfeited to said School Corporation as liquidated 6. The School Corporation shall have the right: 1. to accept any bid within 6 days after, the time of opening of the bids, during which time no bids shall be withdrawn. 2. at any time to reject any and all bids; and 3. to waive all formalities or irregularities in the bidding. 7. Contractors will be required to com plete their work within a certain specified period as provided In the SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS of the specifications. Dated: December 14,1984 By: Marguerite Hoerr Secretary Board of School Trustees Lakeland Community School Corp. NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, hereafter referred to as the Owner, will receive sealed proposals for construe tion of a new Town Hall to be constructed in the Town of Syracuse; in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Proposals may be mailed to the Town of Syracuse, P O. Box 35, Syracuse, Indiana 46567 or delivered in person to the Syracuse Town Hall locate.d on Indiana State Road 13 South, Syracuse, Indiana, until 11:00 A M. on January 17* 1985 when such bids shall be opened and thereafter considered by the Owner at a public meeting. Bids received after that hour will be returned and unopen ed Bids shall be executed in accordance with Indiana Form No. 96 with Non Collusion As fidavit and Questionnaire Form No. 96A, ac companied by a satisfactory Bid Bond or Deposit payable to the Town of Syracuse for not less than Five Percent (5%) of the total price, and delivered in a sealed envelope showing the bidder's name and address. Each bidder whose principal place of business is pot in the State of Indiana shall file with his or its bid a Certified Check drawn on a bank or trust company who is a member of the Federal Reserve System Should a successful bidder withdraw his . bid, or fail to execute a satisfactory Con tract, the Owner may then declare the Bid Deposit forfeited as liquidated damages Bidders shall list ffflkname and/or qualifications of the variousyontracts with their bid. Construction in full accord with drawings and specifications on file in the Offices of the Owner, and the Architect, and are obtainable from James Associates Fort Wayne, Inc., 3111 Coliseum Boulevard East, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46805. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any bid, and to waive any infor malities or Errors in the bids All bids shall be in a sealed envelope with writing thereon plainly indicating the ' character of the work to which the bid relates and addressed or delivered to the Town of Syracuse, Indiana as set forth herein. Jennifer L Hughes Clerk Treasurer Town of Syracuse, Indiana C D 26 J. 2 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given, that the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals shall hold a public hearing on a petition filed by Miguel Navarro, requesting an Exception’ be granted to permit the following described real estate to be used for the purpose of the change of a non conforming use (convert a second residence (2 unit apartment) on a lot into a home occupation" type Spanish food store) Said real estate is located in an area which is presently zoned as Residential by the Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance. The use requested is a use listed as an Exception for that area, or a similar use which is con sistent with the objectives and purposes of the particular District. Said real estate is located on the north side of Catherine Street and 0 feet west of Henry Street and described as follows, to wit: A tract of land located in the Southeast Quarter of Section 8, Township 34 North, Range 6 East, Kosciusko County, . Indiana more accurately described as follows: Lot Number 6, Block 4 of the Milford Original Plat This hearing will be held in the Meeting Room, in the basement of the Kosciusko County Justice Building Warsaw, Indiana on Monday the 14th day of January, 1985, at 9:00 A M all interested persons are invited to at tend and be heard. Written comments will be considered if they are received in the Office of the “Kosciusko County Area Plan Commis sion. Court House, Warsaw, Indiana, no later than 600 p m the Friday before the meeting j KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY BOARDOF ZONING APPEALS Daniel W Richard, Director ,i . D 26 J 2 . LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. 37686 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE

COMPANY, INCORPORATED, AN INDIANA CORPORATION, FOR AP PROVAL OF CHANGES AND .AD JUSTMENTS IN ITS RATES, TOLLS, CHARGES AND SCHEDULES FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE,'INCLUDING BASIC EXCHANGE SERVICE, PREDICATED ON "AN IMMEDIATE INTERIM ORDER AUTHORIZING INCREASES IN RATES SUFFICIENT TO FUND HIGHER DEPRECIATION EX PENSE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1985, IN ACCORDANCE WITH PRO POSED SCHEDULES FILED HEREWITH, AND A FINAL ORDER WHICH WILL AUTHORIZE OTHER MOD I FTOAT ION S IN CERTAIN RATES SO THAT PETITIONER WILL BE PERMITTED TO EARN AN ADE . QUATERETURN. Notice is.hereby given that the Public Ser vice Commission of Indiana will conduct a public hearing in this Cause in the Rooms of the Commission, 907 State Office Building. Indianapolis, Indiana, at 9:30 A M., EST, on January 21, 1985. The Commission will hold a Hearing on the Merits which will be solely limited to the presentation of evidence on the request for an immediate interim rate increase sufficient to fund higher depreciation. Public participation is requested. The Commission will also hold a Prehear ing Conference and Preliminary Hearing to resolve procedural and other preliminary issues prior to avbgaring on the merits of the balance of this proceeding. If the prehearing conference does not result in agreement among the parties acceptable to the Com mission concerning those procedural and preliminary issues, evidence will be heard on the above date on all such disputed issijes. \ These procedural and preliminary fisues ' may include, but shall not be limited to, the jurisdiction of the Commission over the par ties and subject matter of the proceedings; a representative test year for consideration of the valuation of utility plant and materials, operating expenses, and revenues from ex isting rates; accounting methods, standards and principles to be applicable to these pro ceedings; need for and time of prefiling of testimony, dates and places for hearings on the merits of this proceeding, and issues related to prehearing discovery. Any party who has an interest in or who may be affected by the procedural and other preliminary issues which may be determin ed in the prehearing conference and preliminary hearing should participate. All parties will be bound by the procedural and other preliminary findings and determine tions made pursuant to agreements or evidence received at the prehearing con ference and/or preliminary hearing held pursuant to this notice. For additional infor mation call 232 2715. Date: December 27, 1984 KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL - PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commis sioners at their regular meeting on the 27th day of December, 1984 N Jean Messmore 1,512.50 J D Geiger 1,512.50 Vickie Shoemaker 1.512 50 Betty Dust ' 1,282 62 C Alan Rovenstine ■ 1,703*517 Charles Brower 1,365 87 Gerald Eastlund 574.75 Michael Miner 275 00 Avis Gunter 1,512.50 Charlene Knispel 1,223.76 Cleora Cauffman 1.223.37 Benjamin L McKrill 212 50 RobertO White ’ ' 187 50 Chester L Clampitt, Jr 258.75 Donald L Slater 4 206.25 Jesse E Berger 214.50 Paul R Rife 207.50 Merlin H. Wertenberger 159 75 Donald J . Boggs 250.00 Julia A Goon 21125 Fred A Slabaugh . 172 50 Robert Hoffman 209 25 Richard Mitchell 229.00 Marcia Baumgartner 312 50 E. W Hackbirth |‘ 312.50 Dail R. Barber 185.00 Frederick W Gilliam 484.00 Maurice Dorsey 484.00 Charles Lynch 484.00 George Klinger 159.41 Norman DeGood 159.41 Thomas Anglin 159.41 Matthew Dalton 159.41 Carl Latta 159.41 Ronald Sharp 159.41 Larry Teghtmeyer 159.41 Richard Sand 797.50 Robert Burner 797 50 James Jarrette ‘ 797.50 Judy Bricker 1,167.18 Nanette Newland 1,167.18 Linda Smith 1,167.18 Linda Furnivall 941.75 Eugene Brumfield 941.75 Kathleen Perkins 1,015.00 Doris Haney 1,015.00 Herschel Harper 1,603.25 Eugene Brown -• “ 1,503.33 Mark Kroft 1,083.33 Dorothy Gosfaert 852 00 James Walmar 1.512.50 LaVaine Setro 892.50 Mary Frances Noble 913.62 Mary Jane Schmitt 913.62 Dora Jeanne Weirick 913.62 Kimberly A. Vanlaningham 800.90 Roberta L Waggoner 828.70 Shirley J . Tatter 892.50 Lila Ann Christner 872.25 Marilyn B. Kenipe' ° 872.25 Morrine K, Halfacre 872 25 Ruth M. Hartzell 852.12 Linda G. Rife 852.12 Sharon A. Christner 810.00 Blanche A. Knapp 835.68 Charlotte N. Morts 913.62 Nancy J. Croy 913.62 ■ Margaret E Garman 892.50 Kathy A. Sponseller 892.50 Helen M. Coons 872,25 Kathryn M Teel 872.25 Mary L. Wolford 872.25 Marlene J. Weller, 872.09 Janet D. Gadson 1,134.00 Mary Beth Miner 913.62 Debbie S. Frauhiger 892.50 Ann D. Shively 913.62 Bonnie J . Shafer 892. x Gloria A. Maple 892.50 Karen S. Thomas 872.25 Ella Mae Ransbpttom 475.80 Juanita Ann Clay ' 390.00 Beverly A. Hay 390.00 Judy K. Reed 120.00 Carol S. Sundheimer 913.62 Frances J . Beeson 688.50 Ruth S. Hoppus 405.00 Janice B. Anglin 243.00 Ronald L. Robinson 1,466.74 Stanley B. Holderman 1,535.00 Richard F. Mikel 1,521.74

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Roger D. Fellows 1,591.74 Thomas E. Kitch 1,465.00 L. Burdell Blackburn 1,485.00 Gerry Moser 1.443.37 Richard G. Monk 1.423.37 Jeffrey A.’Bronsing 1,443.37 Michael W. Hobbs 1,383.37 Thomas L. Brindle 1,393.37 Samuel J. Whitaker 1,373.37 David E. Curtis 1,353.37 Steve J. Knispel 1,333.37 M. Darlene Speigle 1,092.50 Kay D. Lotz 1,082.50 Arlene Valentine 1,062.50 Eugene E. Brown 1,082.50 Beverly J. Johnston 1,278.12 Michael E. Kissinger 851.58 Jeffrey A. Parker .. 36.26 Charles M. Harris 128.37 Jay L, Lavender 137.50 Rosa M. Schooley 913.58 Margaret L. Warren 913.62 Carol M. Retz 743.78 Sharon R. Thompson 892.50 Nancy Belcher 872.25 Miriam L. Ridings 914.26 Betty Lou McCullough 892.50 Susan Murick 540.00 Joyce M. McConnell • 913.37 Kathryn t. Bouse 892.50 Elaine D. Bertsch 570.00 Connie L. Church 570.00 Juanita F. Boggs * 540.00 Sue Ann Mitchell 914.26 Judith M. Prado 892.50 Myra Bixler 675.00 Samuel J . Baumgartner 750.00 Edythe E. Barber 150.00 Daniel W. Richard 1,502.49 , Maria Rusomaroff 1,301.74 \ Cinda A. Overmyer 913.62 \Amy J. Kennedy 892.50 Carman Danner 892.50 Susan A. Brindle 872.25 Carole R. Wagner 697.85 -Richard J. Kemper 1,375.00 Penny M Patrick 872.25 Eldon W. Ward 550.00 Marguerite B. Hoerr 913.62Son ja Creighton 110.00 Jack Lowry 73.33 Rex L. Reed 4 625.00 L. Richard Denney 1,306.40 Warren J. Fosser 1,077.12 Viola B. Dickerson 901.16 Phyllis Abbett 365.75 Sandra S. Conley , 346.50 Devon Smith 184.80 Carol J. Reed (Goshert) 115.50, Lonnie Flory 338.80 Clarence M. Hill 184.80 Elizabeth A. Marker 359.98 Sondra K. Dulworth 46.20 Sandy S. Rovenstine 1,050.00 Verna M. Owsley 872.12 Roy W. Carlile 1,048.37 Darrell Creech 998.37 Gene M. Norton 1,028.37 Forrest W. Bouse 1,068.37 Herbert K. Smith 958.37 Loren L. Melton 60.00 Felicia Hoffer 150.00 Jerry Johnson 90.00 United Telephone Co. 3,962.10 Warsaw Printing 1,094.03 Waddell Printing Co. 1,217.85 Thomas Rubber Stamp Co. 60.60 Postmaster 499.00 Executive Office Machines 2,541.20 Business Equipment Co. 1,533.09 Hall Hardware 89.11 A. E . Boyce Co. 1,585.52 Avis Gunter ’ 270'82 Ray O'Herron Co. 5,191.30 Warsaw Office Supply 1,553.07 Audio-Visual Specialists 419.10 K Mart 261.78 Nipsco 10,862.67 Kosciusko Prosecuting Atty. 1,163.70 Paul Rife 197.29 Blossers Studio 1,279.56 Bartel Printing 20.92 Quality Farm 8. Fleet 120.24 Miller & Sons 57.92 Richard Sand 198.30 Rex Reed 600.00 Koors Insurance Agency 140.00 Harry C. & Dorotha Kuhn 60.61 Prudential Insurance Co. 10,848.22 N. Jean Messmore 103.73 •Superior Business Forms 30.05 Vickie Shoemaker 13.34 Betty Dust 171.88 David Haines, MD 90.00 John Hall 90.00 David Nine 90.00 Stan Pequignot 90.00 Larry Yeiter 90.00 William Bergin 54.40 Jerry Black 119.00 Robert Conley 54.40 Randy Cox 54.40 John Hurd . 78.20 Morris Jones 78.20 CarlXove 81.60 Joetyooney 27.20 Ron Phillips 330.00 Doug Wentz 27.20 John Willard 91.80 Amoco Oil 152.87 Express 40.51 Gast Fuel 8. Service ' 6,000.00 Shell Oil 29.69 Anchor Man 200.00 Badger Uniforms 1,425.43 Brateman Bros. 19.20 Hull House 209.25 Steven Jenkins Co 42.50 Darlene Speigle 29.15 Cox Studio 261.15 Star Reloading Co. 587.50 Anchor Dive Shop 772.24 Bankcard Services . 311.28 Jeff Bronsing 44.73 G I Tape & Label 89.04 Kosko Printers 1,734.80 Williams Industries 85.37 Arrow Gias 140.98 Chets Body Shop 512.00 Cooks Repair 55.35 Dons Repair 86.80 Emergency Radio Service 82.00 Jacks Sunoco 52.73 Marathon Oil 163.30 Mavron Inc. 200.00 Monteith Tire 2,544.85 Whites Amoco 35.29 Wholesale Electric / 80.09 South Bend Police Dept. 130.00 Ream Steckbeck Paint 154.71 Engle Electronics 425.00 Fitdhs Jewelry 61.05 Quill Corp. 144.88 Radio Shack 76.90 Shooters Shop 98.00 Video Movie Center 62.85 G. Lengemann Co. • 120.71 Pathologists Assoc. Med Lab 400.00 Gary Eastlund ' 582.22 Lectracom .Jnc. 20.00 Michael Miner 30.06 Instant Copy 87.30 Claypool Postmaster ' 100.00 Carol Retz 56.35 Indiana Assessors Assoc. 41.70 Augsburgers 20.00

Syracuse Postoffice 324.00 Charlene Knispel 21.39 Susan Myrick 24.38 Xerox Corp. 133.18 Cleora Cauffman / 7.61 Ben McKrill 46.23 Dail Barber 45.51 Leesburg Postoffice 54.41 U S Postal Service * 992.15 Donald Boggs 500.00 Julia Goon 235.19 North Webster Postoffice 104.37 Richard Mitchell 59.80 E. W. Hackbirth 27.83 Bessie Hackbirth 20.00 Indiana Election Systems - * 8,564.50 Trl-Namic Printing 120.74 Max Reed 1,913.50 Daniel Richard 353.51 Maria Rusomaroff 21.85 ' Charles Lynch 372.96 Maurice McDaniel 363.30 Rudolph Sierk 346.48 Donald Walther 167.60 Eldon Watkins 319.06 Richard Kemper 160.08 Eldon Ward 62.51 Kos. SWCD 60.00 Daves Body Shop 65.00 County Highway Department 1,309.25 Sonja Creighton j 20.00 Robert Hatzell 619.60 United Telespectrum 102.00 Mail-Journal 275.61 Times-Union 316.98 Pickwick Insurance Agency 300.00 Todd Realty 350.00 IBM . 919.79 Nat'. 4H Supply 35.25 Cardinal Center 27,500.00 Kos. Co. Humane Society 2,500.00 Juvenile Justice Task Force 1,500.00 Haris Funeral Home 300.00 McHatton Sadler Funeral Home 100.00 William Price 30.00 Titus Funeral Home 300.00 Elkhart County 497.00 Marshall County 67.00 Whitley County 36.00 Metropolitan School Dist. of Wabash Co. 150.00 Veterans Memorial Fund 20,000.00 Cisco Inc. 14,000.00 ComManD 26,791.77 Culligan Water Conditioning 175.00 Maurys Amoco ’-02 Professional Chemical 234.57 Superior Supply 2,583.56 Woodies Supermarket 69.40 Ace Hardware 32.34 FM Lock & Key 37.50 Hall 8. Marose Agency 1,665.00 Hoosier Water Co. 223.50 Sewage Col lection Office 180.15 Currise & Carlson 992.00 Warsaw Cleaners 398.78 Orkin Pest Control 86.00 Eilers Communication 1,048.00 Hoffman Simplicity 351.45 William C. Parke, MD 1,000.00 Branam, Willman, Triplett etc. 35.00 Brennans 14.34 Jane Heyde, DDS 9.00 Thornburgs 7.96 Michael Cook 36.96 Douglas B. Morton 37.89 James Rieckhoff 41.56 Michael Sposeep 39.72 Duane Huffer 25.00 Judy Bricker 48.00 Linda Furnivall 25.00 Eugene Brumfield 3.38 Lake City Wholesale 39.50 Penguin Point 30.78 Ponderosa 46.78 Viewpoint 78.89 Wolfgangs 51.29 John Wongs 65.30 E.Leeßazini 581.00 Tom Earhart . 96.00 John Geberin 194.00 Michael Reed 1,144.00 Paul Refior 331.20 Robert Burner 100.00 Warsona Printing 76.80 Callaghan 8, Co. 156.80 Lawyers Co-op 205.25 West Publishing Co. 614.25 Eugene Brown 38.41 James Jarrette 24.12 VanAusdall 8. Farrar 163.96 Kim Bussard 8.88 Robert Pifer 23.48 Philip Metcalf , 24.40

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Thomas Warren 24.40 Rozella Van Cleave 24.40 Steven Yoder 13.02 Carolyn Bowman 18.88 Eddie Patterson 10.72 Keith Beer 1 13.02 Carolyn Roy - 8.88 Mark Smith* 5 1164 Kathryn Petteys 18.42 Marcia Randolph 8.42 Charles Parr 13.94 Larry Wilt 10.26 Howard White . | 13.94 Linda Snodgrass 8.88 Sally Helson 22.10 Glendora Hamilton 25.32 Randy Vanlaningham 11.18 Darlene Lash ' 23.02 Laura Hudson 20.72 Sara Wolfe 7.96 Judy Swanson 28.54 Ernest Wiggins 18.42 Paul Thomas 13.48 Rose M. Lange 13.02 Ray Auker 13.48 Tony Barnes 8.42 Clela Wagoner 10.76 Opal Shepherd .7.96 Ron Tharp 8.88 David Holsclaw < 11.18 Richard Waltz 13.48 ' Daniel Slone 13.48 Jean Neher 7.96 Todd Cone sv- 63.54 Thomas Miller i' 12.56 Linda Patrick 10.72 Sandra Korenstra - 71.82 Katherine James McFadden 58.02 Donald Purnell 20.38 Henrietta Myer 12.10 Elaine M. Helvey 8.42 James Wilson 9.80 David Ellis 55.26 Roy Droke 59.40 Darlene Mathew 93.90 Elvin Brallier 9.80 John Kunce 13.02 Susan Calloway 9.80 William Sweeting 9.34 Annfe Collier 8.42 Lyle Shenefield 73.68 Rodney Utter 14.40 Janice Shearer 93 92 Matt Binford 8.42 Byron Fervida 103.12 Jacque Grant 75.52 Vivian Eidemiller 9.34 Alan Grimm- >, 75.52. Richard Kline 77.36 Connie Seiffert 7.96 Ival Whitaker 12.10 Rita Haney 10.26 Stanley Homan k 13.02 Kenneth Busselberg 11.18 Lizabeth Schrock 21.30 Ethel Masemore 8.88 C. Alan Rovenstine 2,895.23 CCBF R. L. McCoy Inc. 37115.59 LR&ST Alvin McCullough 736.80 Phend 8, Brown, Inc. 555.00 W 8. W Gravel 8,659.60 Zimmerman Gravel 1,612.80 COMP MENTAL HEALTH Otis R. Bowen Center 69,499.50 GDI-208 Donald Rumfelt 150.00 UPKEEP-209 Dale Custer 1,872.50 Meiser Bros. 805.74 Donald Molencupp # 655.00 Paul Vandermark 150.00 KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOW.' Richard A. Winebrenrfer 2,142.25 Don E. Forney 1,781.45 Harold E . Gerard 1,368.94 Bernard D. Kuhn 1,357.86 Ronald J . Leiter 1,328.08 Donald L. Rogers 1,211.54 William S. Raypole 1,187.01 Carol S. Shilling 1,281.45 Robert D. Martin 1,374.48 James L. Mettler 1,208.42 John M. Ingle 1,061.70 Lennie L. Young 1,082.65 Jack Adams 1,167.08 Ermal G. Coy 1,190.70 Lowell L. Engle 1,167. D& Ronald R. Himes 1,181.25 Kim J. Huff _ 1,167.08 Frederick E. Kammerer 1,138.73

Richard E. Meeks 1,148.18 Alvin H. Miller 1,037.93 Bobbie D. Miner 1,181.25Larry L. Montel 1,171.80 John E. Stapleton ’ 1,176.53 .Roy G. Tennant 1,190.70 Garl P. Young 1,176.53 GaryL.A'dams 1,187.40 Kenneth B. Busselberg 1,192.20 John E. Davis 1,144.15 PaulDfeton 1,177.79 David A. Huffman 1,187.40 Gtendon L. Huffman 1,187.40 Bruce E. Hyde, Jr. 1,148.96 Bruce Hyde, 111 1,121.72 Robert Jackson • 1,182.59 Jeffreey D. Kuhn 1,177.79 William F. Long, Sr. 1,158.57 Ronald E. Norman 1,158.57 Larry Phillips 1,187.40 Terry L. Rowland 1,182.59 Kos. Co. Highway Dept. 65.51 A E Boyce Co. <“ 36.00 Businesss Equipment Co. * 16.65 G. Lengemann Co. 115.00 Gast Fuel 8, Service 796.06 Lewis Oil Co. 1.094.00 Pierceton Equipment Co. . 6,678.96 Silveusß< Bradway * 132.00 Monteith Tire 8,674.67 Ab 8, Toms Radiator Repair 52.50 Ace Hardware 24.39 All Power Distributor 47.40 American Wire Rope 8, Sling 9,691.02 Brake Materials Parts 168.80 A H Choitz & Co. 442.91 Crown Battery Co. 11.20 Deeds Equipment Co. 207.31 Ernst Truck Equipment 57.00 Gragg Equipment Co. 38.37 Hall Hardware 29.90 Hartman 8. Sons 200.00 W A Jones 8. Son 98.88 Kerlin Tractor Sales 250.24 Kimm Paint Co. 27.90 MacDonald Machinery Co. 48.14 Miller 8, Sons 2.82 Purity Cylinder Gases 171.08 Quality Farm 8. Fleet j 8.49 Graham Rankin 507.75 Rudd Equipment Corp. 285.86 Schraders 682.26 Smith Ford 223.09 TSQStore 5 91.73 TTP Inc. 106.39 Tool Specialties Inc. 40 00 Tri-State Bolt 50.16 W 8. W Truck Sales 368.32 Walmer Supply 66.24 Warsaw Automotive 200.17 Warsaw Steel Co. 99.72 X-ergon 289.47 Warsaw Cleaners 8. Laundry 835.75 Domtar Industries 3,240.65 Debco Metal Culverts 6,090.00 Hoosier Culverts 7,547.40 James H. Drew Corp. 1,140.64 Logansport Metal Culvert Co. 9,739.80 Associated Sign 8. Post- 11,503.47 Eilers Communication 105.00 Lectraeom Inc. 79 40 United Telephone Co. 70.60 Murphy Freight Lines 37.32 Nipsco 1,757.62 Harmon Glass 9.28 Derry Electric 1,885.00 Indiana Textile 117.04 Prudential Ins. Co. 4,456.74 KOS. CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOW. Peggy A. Shively 1,946.00 Genyce K. Dirico 1,413.00 Karen L. Harding 1,413 00 Kathy A. Kinney 1,413.00 Charlene A. Ellis 1,413.00 Tanya L. Wise 1,413.00 Roger A. Schmucker 1,297.00 Beverly A. Marten 1,413.00 Elizabeth R. Williams 1,056.00 Nina K. Bryant 1,056.00 Marjorie E Himes 1,013.00 Mary E . Besson 893.00 Carol J . Collins 859.00 Yvonne S. England 893.00 Carolyn R. Wulliman 804.00 Michelle S. Hudson 781.00 Reed 8. Earhart 525.00 Diane Quance 725.00 Noel, Inc. 53.00 C. J. Ottinger, MD 160.00 Parkview Memorial Hospital 16,074.62 Pediatric Assoc. 204.70 R. H. Scheeringo, MD 30.00 South Bend Heart Surgery Inc. 15.00

Joseph Stafford, MD 15.00 Summit Health Care 127.10 Surgical Assoc. Inc. ' 2,483.30 Kanubaddi Venkateswarla, MD 299.20 Wabash County Hospital 403.61 Whitley County Hospital 5,113.99 Stanley Wissman, MD 220.00 Woodlawn Hospital 1,015.02 X-Ray Consultants Inc. 40.00 AUL 17.02 Maxicare Indiana 356.02 Prudential Ins. Co. 751.15 Duane Huffer ? . 125.00 Kathryn Kaiser 180.36 Laura Stucky 205.20 Business Equipment Co. 702.90 The Image Group Inc. 38.15 Monroe 39.95 Waddell Printing Co. ’ 3,882.50 Lutheran Hospital 33,836.71 Goshen General Hospital 2,257.51 Brennans 170.22 Hook Drugs #248 13.85 CFB Radiology 525.75 John M. Dick, MD ’ 8.92 lUMC 76,536.86 E Ikhart Co. Amb. Service 95.87 Charlene Ellis 90.62 Karen Harding 36.80 Michel le H udson 31.05 Kathi Kinney 38.18 Beverly Marten 25.53 Roger Schmucker 61.18 Peggy Shively 127.60' United Telephone Co. 174.26 United Telespectrum 26.00 Strayer Insurance s 30.00 Ft. Wayne Communication Disorders 80.00 Charles Hollar, DDS 39.00 Hook Drugs #l4O 3.60 Jefferson Elementary School 35.20 Quinco Consulting Center 1,340.00 Silver Lake Elementary School 23.00 Washington Elementary School 44.00 Bashor Home of the UMC 1,470.00 Juvenile Justice Task Force 1,260.(10 New Frontiers Inc. 840.59 South Bend Comm. Schools 9.20 Whites Institute 2.013.00 Allied Hospital Pathologists 70.40 J E Arata, Inc. 1,612.50 Assoc. Anesthesiologist of Ft. Wayne 761.60 Seetharamaiah Atluri, MD 204.00 Gilbert Bierman V 1,522.10 Branam, Willman, Triplett etc. 113.50 Caylor-Nickel Clinic 898.01 D'Andrae Douse, MD 176.80 Etkh'artCtinic 105.20 Elkhart General Hospital 2,416.20 James Epps, MD 136.00 FWML Pathologists ■ 260.35 Fairfield Pathologists 671T75 Ft. Wayne Cardiology 1,138.00 Ft. Wayne Orthopaedics, PC 2,173.80 Ft. Wayne Otolaryngology 481.50 Ft. Wayne Radiology Assoc. 418.80 Ft. Wayne Surgical Assoc. 1,161.80 John Fouts, MD 389.00 Thomas Hayhurst, MD 582.00 George Haymond, MD 427.60 Henry County Hospital 719.22 Holy Cross Parkview Hospital 1,515.93 J M. Hoog, MD 70.60 St. Josephs Hospital — Fort Wayne 1,030.41 St. Josephs Hospital — South Bend 192.41 KCH 17.072.61 Kosciusko Medical Clinic 446.00 Kosciusko Radiology 299.00 Chung Seng Lee, MD 445.00 Memorial Hospital 20,644.43 Multi Township EMS 321.70 Karl Napper, MD 557.60 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOW. David W. Haines 1,000.00 Jon M. Cupp 1,500.00 Carroll Sherman 1,391.66 Patti R. Marsh 913.62 June B. Johnson 892.50 Barbara Ai Clouse 1,214.00 Robert D. Strong 1,199.84 Business Equipment Co. 24.01 Waddell Printing Co. 144.00 Animal Hospital 19.50 Aptus Label Corp. ' 35.34 Jon Cupp 110.40 Carroll Sherman 181.24 Robert Strong 63.94 United Telephone Co. 24.38 Prudential Ins. Co. 524.22 I, J D Geiger do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the 27th day of December, 1984