The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1986 — Page 19

LEGALS

NOTICE OF HEAR ING ON PROPOSED RATES TO BE CHAWED ST THE SYRACUSE MUNICIPAL. SEWAGE WORKS Property owners and other interested par ties ot the Town ot Syracuse, Indiana, are hereby notified that the Board of Trustees shall, at a special meeting to be held at 7:30 R.M. (EST) on Tuesday, December 9, 1986, at the Syracuse Town Hall, located at 500 South Huntington Street, Syracuse, Indiana, conduct and hold a public hearing on the matter of rates and charges for services to be rendered by the sewage works of the Town of Syracuse, and the adoption of an or dinance establishing such rates and charges, which said ordinance provides in part as follows: WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse has heretofore adopted Or dinance No. 78-21 on November 21, 1978, which is an Ordinance establishing rates and charges for the use of and services rendered by the sewage works of the Town of Syracuse, and WHEREAS, the Board now finds that said Ordinance should be changed, amended and supplemented relative to the rates and charges for the use of and services rendered by the sewage works of said Town in the par ticulars and as herei natter set forth and provided; now, therefore. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF SYRACUSE, INDIANA: Section 1. That all of the terms and provisions set forth and contained in Section 1 (a) through (i), inclusive, of said Ordinance No. 78-21 are hereby changed and amended, and the following terms and provisions shall hereafter be substituted in place of the cor responding parts now contained in said Sec tion 1 (a) through (i), inclusive, as follows:' (a) There shall be a fixed rate charge of 15.45 per month, plus rates and charges based on the quantity of water used on or in the property or premises served by such sewage system, as the same is measured by the water meter there in use. and shown by the consumption records of the water utility serving the Town and its inhabitants. (b) The sewage rates and charges fixed and imposed on the quantity of water usage shall be 11.75 per 1,000 gallons per month, (c) to the event a user of a municipal supply of water receives service on an unmetered basis then the Town shall base its charges on the flat rate charges as set forth in Section I (h) hereof. (d) The rates and charges fixed herein shall apply to lots, parcels of real estate or buildings located within the limits of the Town of Syracuse. For service rendered by said sewage works to lots, parcels at real estate or buildings located outside the limits of the Town of Syracuse, the rates and charges, including minimum charge, shall be one hundred fifty percent (150%) of those rates and charges established herein, and all other provisions herein se+Akit shall be applicable to such users located outside of Town limits. (e) For the service rendered to the Town of Syracuse said Town shall be subject to the same rates and charges hereinabove provided, or to charges and rates established in harmony therewith. (f) In the event two (2) or more dwelling units such as mobile homes, apartments ar housekeeping rooms discharging sanitary sewage, water or other liquids into the Towp's sanitary sewage system either directly or indirectly, are users of water and the quantity of water is measured by a single Water meter, then in such case billing shall be for a single service in the manner set out elsewhere herein, except that the minimum bill shall not be less than the number of such ■ dwelling units times 15.45 per month. In the case of mobile home courts, the number of dwelling units shall be com puted and interpreted as the total number of mobile home spaces available for rent plus other dwelling units served through the meter A dwelling unit shall be interpreted as a room or rooms or any other space or spaces in which cooking facilities are provided. (g) In order that the single family domestic and residential users of sewage service shall not be penalized for sprinkling lawns during the summer months of June, July, August and September the billing for sewage ser vices for residences and/or domestic users for said months may be based upon the water usage for the previous months of December, January, February and March. In the event the water usage for said previous months is greater than the water usage for said summer months, then the billing for sewage services may be computed on the actual water used in the month for which the sewage service bill is being rendered. Domestic and/or residential sewage service as applicable to the sprinkling rate shall apply to each lot, parcel of real estate of building which is occupied and used as a single family residence. Said sprinkling rate shall not apply to any premises which are partial - ly or wholly used for commercial or industriarpurposes. In the event a portion of such premises shall be used for com mercial or industrial purposes, the owner shall have the privilege of separating the water service so that the residential portion of the premises is served through a separate meter and in such case the water usage as registered by the water meter serving such nortion of the premises used for residential pur poses would qualify under the sprinkling rate. A user desiring computation of charges for ’he months of June, July, August and September be made in ac. cordance with the sprinkling rate shall notify the Clerk Treasurer of Town on or before the first day of the month for which such computation is requested. (h) For users of sewage services who have a private supply of water or have a municipal supply of water that is unmetered, or in the event a significant portion of the water used on or in the premises is not returned to the Town's

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sanitary sewage system, then charges for sewage service shall be a fixed rate charge of 15.45 per month, plus flat rate monthly charges as fol lows: Mo. Flat Rate Otarge □*. Single family dwelling unit S 7.08 Multi-family dwellings, mobile home courts, etc. Each unit 7.00 Laundromats — each washer 23.10 Professional offices, governmental, banks or utilities First 3 employees 1.80 Each additional employee .60 Retail establishments First 3 employees 3.00 Each additional employee 1.00 Commercial or industrial users not otherwise specified Each employee 1.80 (Does not include industrial waste. Charges for industrial waste shall be negotiated with Town's waste water utilities Commissioner) Gasoline Service Stations 9.00 Car Wash — manual — per bay 18.50 — automatic — per bay 38.00 Fhop in residence 14.00 Motels and hotels Per room available for rent 5.40 Theaters, drive-in movies, summer theaters 42.00 Schools Per enrolled pupil 1.10 Churches Per person attending 05 Each church shall submit total monthly attendance to ClerkTreasurer by sth day following conclusion of each month. Monthly attendance shall be divided by number of Sundays irrthe month. Average week ly attendance in the month shall constitute number of persons for which church is charged. Restaurants, drive-in eating establishments, taverns, etc. Per seat available for service of customers J 5 Lodges, youth centers and veterans organizations without eating and/or drinking facilities Per each 200 members ar fraction thereof 7.00 Provided, however, the customer shall have the privilege, at the customer'sexpense, to install, maintain and operate a water meter, weir, volumetric measur ing device, or other method of measurement of sewage flow from the premises acceptable to the Town. In such event, the charges for sewage services shall be based upon rates and charges as set forth in Section 1 (a) and (b) (i) In the event the Town shall agree to allow and permit the dumping and discharge of normal domestic wastes into the sewage works by persons engaged in the cleaning of private domestic septic tanks, there is hereby fixed and imposed for each and every such dumping and discharge a minimum charge in the amount of 15.45 plus the rates and charges as set forth in Section 1 (b) shall be applied for the volume of waste being so dumped and discharged into the sewage works. Section 2. Except as herein expressly changed, amended and supplemented all other terms, provisions and matters set forth and contained in said Ordinance No. 78-21 remaininfull force and effect. Section 3. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage. At such hearing and prior to final adoption ■of said ordinance, all interested parties may appear and be heard. A copy of such propos ed ordinance is on file in the office of the Clerk Treasurer and available for inspection by any interested parties during regular business hours. Dated this 19th day of November. 1986. Jennifer L. Lewis Clerk Treasurer KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL & CLAIMS The following is a list of claims to be con sidered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the Ist day of Dec, 1986. M Kenipe 1011.0; M J Schrnitt 1011.0; L. Cochran 1011.83, L. Christner 989 66; K. Vanlingham 989 66; S Tatter 989.66; R Hart zell 968.41; S Christner 968.41; B Knapp 968.41, L Cole 947.25; M McSherry 947.25, S Lawlor 256.00; C Morts 1011.E, N Quillen 1011.0; M Garman 989.66; K Sponseller 989.66; M Wolford 968.41, E M Ransbottom 968.41; J Cox 968.41, M Weller 1011.0; J Gadson 989.66; M B Miner 1011.0; A Shively 1011.0; B Shafer 989.66, G Maple 989.66; K Thomas 968.41; E Heckman 192.00, 8 Ford 192.00, 0 Hay 128.00; J Clay 128.00; 0 Geiger 128.00; C Sundheimer 1011.0; F Besson 720.00; R Hoppus 675.00, P Rader 864.00; R Robinson 1634.68; S Holderman 1712.20; R Mikel 1696.63, R Fellows 1751.75; T Kitch 1635.03; 0 Blackburn 1657.08; G Moser 1613.33; R Monk 1591.28, J Bronsing 1613.33; M Hobbs 1547.18, T Brindle 1558.20, S Whitaker 1536.15; D Curtis 1514.10; SKnispel 1503.08; D Speigle 1240.75, A Valentine 1218.70; E Brown 1229.72, S Stone 1185.62; M Fishbaugh 1185.62; F Hoffer 390.00, R Phillips 330.00; M Kissinger 1225.00; J Parker 775.20; D Robinson 134.75; J Lavender 158.83; L Sebo 1118.25; R Girod 1375.00; M Warren 1011.83; S Thompson 989.66; C Retz 989.66; N Howell 968.41; M Ridings 1011.83; S Myrick 989.66; P Gammiere 599.43; R Insley 157.50; J McConnell 1011.83; K Bouse 989.66, 8 Clampitt 700.00; E Bertsch 245.00; C Church 105.00; SA Mitchell 1011.83; J Prado 989.66; D Biesemeyer 770.00; D Bowman 352.00, S Baumgartner 420.00; G Morehouse 512.00; T Weirick 224.00; M McCoy 256.00; D Richard 1658.16, S Maenhout 1419.25; C Overmyer 1011.83; A Kennedy 989.66, R Richard 35.00; R Kemper 1496.25; C Danner 989.66, S Gladieux 968.41, K Baker 947.25; P Patrick 968.41; E K Wagner 621.25, M Hoerr 1011.83; E Everest 127.08; S Everest 84.75, R Reed 708.75; R Denney 1508.91, W Stafford 1244.08, V Dickerson 1040.91; P Abbett 416.50; S Conley 331.50, T Breton 333.63; F Correll 204.00; C Hill 493.00, S Wolf 369.75; 8 Hall 180.63; S Rovenstine 1389.68; V Owsley 991.35, R Carlile 1197 53; G Norton 1175.48; R Hetler 1076.25; G Nash 1076.25; J Johnson 538.13; J Truex 120.00; 8 Johnston 120.00; J Hetler 390.00; T McCarty 60.00; IBM 487.00; Instant Copy 224.11; Monroe - 235.00; Shepards/McGraw-Hi 11 104.00; E Lee Bazini 65.00; VanAusdall & Farrar 202.28; Business

Equipment 558.95; Waddell Printing 248.75, A E Boyce 2405.80; United Telephone 4691.49; Executive Office 1654.30; Matthew Bender A Co 267.50; Lawyers Co-op 369.25; Times-Union 350.22; Mail-Journal ZtT.BS; Postmaster 2878.68, Culligan 191.61; Com Mand 29238.62; NBS Office Supply 424.51. Stephen Maenhout 184.95; Tri-Namic Printing 40.90; Max Reed 1E6.40; Daniel Richard 422.25, Avis Gunter 96.00; Hardesty Printing 776.00; American Stamp & Marking 17.51; Au to-Mart 7.39; Heat-Power Engineering 143.00; Hall Hardware 258.94; Superior Supply 977.44; DAM Glass 410.31; Leiter Enterprises 286.09; Reed Electric Motor Shop 5X45; Arrow Services 68.00; Nipsco 11453.55; Hoosier Water 289.42; Sewage Collection Office 272.13; Early Elevator 3884.85; Lawmans 364.74; Eilers Communication 35.00; Electronic Security Systems 2643.57; Ream-Steckbeck Paint 15.91; Hoosier Waste Systems 143.00; Waynedale Lumber 361.00; Ace Hardware 122.00; Hoffman Simplicity 7X00; K-Mart 77.93; Business World 21.40; Pitney-Bowes 168.75; Robert C Durbin 703.75; Indiana Carbon Co 395.62; Fisher Bros Paper 1075.00; United Telespectrum 7Xoo;.Donald Frantz 65.52; Prudential Insurance 13411.54; Humane Society 3765.00; Juvenile Justice 2500.00; Delaughter Mortuary 100.00; D O McComb A Sons 100.00; McHatton-Sadler 200.00; Mishler Funeral Home 100.00; Parsons Mortuary 100.00; Garold Slusher ASons 30.00; Titus Funeral Home 400.00; YoderCulp Funeral Home 100.00; Whitley County 18.00; D E Richey, DVM 11.25, Warsaw Comm Schools 1291.65; Historical Society 1416.67; Forrest Bouse 102.50; Strayer Ins 1603.00; Chamber of Commerce 1666.66; Larry Johnson 130.20; Mark Keckler 3.60; County Treasurer 322.34; Kos Co Youth for Christ 50.30; Martin Miller 208.80; Phyllis Miller 41.30; Wawasee Villa Dev 157H.92; H D Wibel 30425, Pathologists Assoc 1600.00; F Gilliam 186.25; D Goon 123.00; D Harrold 90.00; M McDaniel 276.50; E Watkins 23X50, R Kemper 249.00; Dr Parke 1000.00; Helen Dishman 11X50; Dollar General Store 80.00; J Howard 25.00; R Burner 40.00; R Sand 160.00; J Bricker 8.00; K Perkins 8.00; LFurnival I 5.00; E Brumfield 38.36; D Woodling 14.22; K Anglin 17.98, K White 1470; C Tranter 25.66; N Replogle 27.10; R Cox 8.70; E Stayer 20.86; K Hillis 20.86; D Womack 8.46; R Parsons 17.98; Z Hornbake 10.38, B Davis 1470; F Schue 11.82, G Bushong 15.66; J O'Brien 1470; J Butts 2347.00; W Dalton II 1435.00; T Earhart 520.00; J Geberin 673.50; R Helm 208.00, D Huffer 200.00; D Kolbe 490.00, V Landis 750.00, M Reed 590.00, J Rigdon 616.40; 8 Tandy 345.00; Treas, Indiana Council 115.32; Michie Co 46.89; West Publishing 631.00; Un Telephone 141.85; E Brown 82.50; M Kraft 3400; M Rodriguez 67.25; KCH 30.00; Nat'l Paternity Labs 270.00; Star Temporary Services 320.00; Michael Miner 18.75; Prosecuting Attys Assoc 218.75; Adams-Remco 824.00; E K Wagner 44.54; Radio Shack 252.44; Video World 5400; Amoco Oi 189 42; Express 89 46, Quality Farm Fleet 183.04; Shell Oil 111.81, Brateman Bros 114.40; Apollo I Hour Photo 82.53, Blosser Studio 85.47; Schillings Sales Co 620.78; Ron Robinson 81.41; Hoiles Tawing3o.oo; MPH Industriess2.oo; Mavron 206.00; Poulson Ford 51.89; Rice-Ford 72.54; Schraders 5495, Warsaw Automotive 15.42; Windys Marathon 19.20; Indiana Sheriffs Assoc 70.00; Kos SWCD 97 00, G Lengemann Co 177.50; C Brower 550.50, BMcKrill 115.71, C Clampitt 1400.00; J Goon 14454; M Baumgartner 363.90, E W Hackbirth 128.25; S Myrick 5450; Town of Syracuse 269.62 CO. REASSESSMENTPAYROLL L Harman 792.00; U Forney 748.00. COUNTY ELECTION BOARD CLAIMS R S Hearn 350.00; S Pequignot 350.00; J Weirick 360.41; L Christner 30.00; S Christner 30.00; L Cochran 30.00; R Hartzell 30.00; M Kenipe 30.00 ; 0 Knapp 30.00; M McSherry 30.00; G Morehouse 30.00; T Weirick 20.00; V Bennett 465.00; E Grimes 465.00; B Hackworth 40.00; B Kelly 117.52, M Koehlinger 93.74; D Miller 86.85. M Branden burg 20.00; R Denney 20.00; V Dickerson 20.00, C Hill 20.00; S Hively 20.00, W Stafford 20.00, W Alt 20.00; M Armey 20.00; R Girod 20.00; M Haymaker 20.00; J Rigdon 20.00, B Tandy 20.00; L Bixel 20.00; J Bradley 20.00; L Cole 20.00; N Quillen 20.00, M Walker 20.00; M Walker 20.00, Boyce-Forms Systems 459.90; Hall Hardware 19.71; Business Records Corp 349488; Thornber Group Inc 7181.00; Mail-Journal 207.24; Times Umon 181.27; Momeyer Shoe Repair 100.00; M Priser. etal 39450; L Warren, etal 419.50, M 0 Miner, etal 407.00; D Gault, etal 417.00; M Boardman, etal 419.50; J Cumberland, etal 424.50; J Garman, etal 424.50; A Tibbetts, etal 419.50, C Gakstatter, etal 414.50, M Swartz, etal 419.50; E Met zger, etal 424.50; M Berger, etal 379.50; N Rapp, etal 419.50; P Spratt, etal 41450; B Doub, etal 404.50; D Beery, etal 371.00; B Davis, etal 41450, E Robison, etal 419.50; B Hetler, etal 389.50; C Church, etal 419.50; J Marsh, etal 419.50; J Marsh, etal 41450; V Good, etal 424.50; J Nelson, etal 42450; M Heckaman, etal 42450, L Stalter, etal 409.50; S Markley, etal 399.50; G Applegate, etal 419.50; J W Bone, etal 42450; P Pritchard, etal 419.50; F Money, etal 419.50; R Insley, etal 409.50; W Kern, etal 384.70; M Hollar, etal 41450; W Jones, etal 40450; L Replogle, etal 424.50; J Beer, etal 419.50; N Jonasch. etal 42450, L Danner, etal 404.50, E Neer, etal 399.50; F Sellers, etal 399.50; R W Snider, etal 42450, D Camden, etal 40450, R Schobert, etal 409.50; D Wolkins, etal 40450; M Clark, etal 399.50, P Sellers, etal 357.59; L Lamoree, etal 424.50; J Younce, etal 42450; I Brown, etal 419.50; J Black, etal 42450; P Valentine, etal 424.50; M Hodges, etal 404.50, R Fellows, etal 424.50; L Hamman, etal 40450; J Garber, etal 406.00; 0 Fribley. etal 404.50; L Miner, etal 40450; R Keeven, etal 419.50; J Johnson, etal 394.50; P Thomas, etal 42450, D VerHage, etal 39450, P Beeman, etal 419.50 LRAST DAD Farms 919.20; Erie Stone 13464; Phend A Brown 7803.88; W A W Gravel 5416.39; Zimmerman Gravel 1843.35; Pierceton Equip 75695.52. CCBF John Camden Construction 17516.10; Englands Excavating 4902.00; CAS Construction 12284.00; Hoffer Excavating 12489 04. GDI —2o* The Dalton Gang 3299.09; Lamoine Leckrone 1598.50. UPKEEP —209 Drainage Board Petty Cash 25.00;

REAL ESTATE

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Englands Excavating 8335.50; Bruce Ferguson 4*6.00; Hoffer Excavating 1945.00; Lamoine Leckrone 1925.25; Ransbottom Ex cavating 490.00; Lawrence Sawyer 1000.00. SURPLUS — 220 Jack SellersLSO. 243 - CORRECTIONS FUND C Alan Rovenstine 5132.60; Brennans 316.05, Russell Heyde, DDS 170.00; Kosciusko Medical Clinic 20.00; Kosciusko Radiology 1400. REVENUE SHARING - SOS Motorola Inc 24963.00. KOS. CO. HYW. DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS R Winebrenner 2350.00; B Mantel 1293.98; R Leiter 1605.00; C Shilling 1415.00; D Rogers 1396.79; R Jackson 1357 20; R Himes 1522.74; B Kuhn 1491.29; R Martin 1522.74; J Mettler 1358.96, J Ingle 1263.40; IL Young 1237.20; F Denny 111.84 J Adams 1330.43; E Coy 1346.85; L Engie 132495; G Estepp 131X20; K Huff 1330.43; B Hyde, Jr 132495, F Kammerer 1330.43; R Meeks 131400; A Miller 1330.43, B Miner 129X10; L Montel 1330.43; R Tennant 1330.43; G Young 1297 58; G Adams 1317.10; K Busselberg 1350.43; J Davis 1311.54; P Deaton 1344.87; D Huffman 1350.43, G Huffman 1350.43, B Hyde 111 1350.43; J Kuhn 1339 32; W Long 1350.43; R Norman 1350.43, L Phillips 134487; T Rowland 134487; D Shilling 1319.48; M Winger 1350.43; Lewis 011 805.20; Pierceton' Equipment 3401.73; Silveus A Bradway 291.08; Monteith Tire 321.90; Ab A Toms Radiator 468.26, Ace Hdwe 21.56, American Wire Rope A Sling 305.82; Bearings Inc 14X14, Bixel Paint 69 25, A H Choitz A Co 24418, Classic Car Centre 50.00; Crown Bat tery Mfg 116.56; Dyna Systems 83.26; Gragg Equip £1.65, Janitors Supply 66.00; K A J Distributors 121.75, G Lengemann C 0656.64, Mac Allister Machinery 1746.00; MacDonald Machinery 155.38; Miller A Sons 16.40; Moore's Plumbing 18.04 Purity Cylinder Gases 4455; Quality Farm A Fleet 12X91, Graham Rankin 496.40; Reid-Holcomb Co 123.50; Rice-Ford 228.30; Russ Moore Inc 5506.54; Schraders 638.49; Share Corp 103.52; Sharp Hdwe 20.91; South Side Supply 388.35; TSC Store 50.46; TTP Inc 125X47; W A W Truck Sales 2375.15; Walmer Supply 14445; Warsaw Automotive 17489; Warsaw Steel 293.48; Warsaw Tool Supply 135.00; Warsaw Wholesale Suppliers 5.38; Weller Truck Parts 1600.00; X ergon 106.01; Phend A Brown 53111.29; Coursey Construction 47244.94; Coverall Rental 750.50; Warsaw Cleaners A Laundry 38 85; Chupp Bros 2X00; Associated Sign A Post 235400; Diversified Services 1256.70; Eilers Comm 573.75, United Telephone 89 94, Koors 252.00; Nipsco 936.66, LAL Body Shop 65.10; Syracuse Door 53.00, Bobs Truck Caps 335.00; Deeds Equipment Co 1300.00; Prudential Insurance6o2X73. KOS. CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS P Shively 2185.00; GDi Rico 1529.00; C Ellis 1529.00, K Harding 1529.00; D McCray 1266.00; S Vogel 1293.00, N Bryant 1177.00; R Middaugh 1316.00; C Wulliman 1067.00; M Himes 1160.00; M Besson 1048.00; Y England 1048.00; M Hudson 909 OO; R Aust 873.00; K Burr 873.00, K Kinney 1692.00; G Schneider 1266.00; J Frank 1511.00. Reed A Earhart 800.00; AUL 56.24 Blue Cross Blue Shield 763.39; Maxicare 250.46, Business Equip ment 103.62; Manroe 39.95; C Wulliman 7.89, G Dißico 30.50, C Ellis 40.00; J Frank 5425, K Harding 7450; K Kinney 41.25, D McCray 191.25; R Middaugh 5450. G Schneider 247.50; P Shively 10200; S Vogel 299.25, American Red Cross 2450; IUMC 3440.90; Woodlawn Hospital 16.50, Goshen General Hospital 126.80; Un Tel 31433. Robert A Craiq 15.00; Duemling Clinic Lab 33.00;

THWAITS REALTY 65758 SR 15 GOSHEN. IN 46526 533-0404 NEU/ LISTING - 55 acres with large set of buildings. NICE - 2 stdrv. 4 bedroom home with extra lot New Paris 534.000. L NIQL E— One of a kind propertv Airport and house in resort area SECLUDED LIVING - 3 bedroom brick ranch with stone fireplace. 32x26 utility bldg plus 16x20 workshop on 3 acres. 2 STORY COUNTRY - Home near old Uawasee Airport. Syracuse 519.900 RESORT AREA REST - 8.800 sq ft brick bldg . excellent condition. Plentv of parking. 4-wat, liquor license Terms negotiable Add’’ acreage available. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Area drive-in restaurant Take over a turnkey )peration doing a super business. Joe Morijdnthdler 457-3746 \A,illidm Tdrmdii S3l-2978 Ldurence Thudits S3l-4394 DorisThudits 831-4394 i H< < hsiet i r 533-0404

Duemling Clinic Pharm I 60.46; Family Health Services 13.06; Allen Co Brace A Limb 125.50; Charles Hollar. DDS 52.00; K Mart 60.18; Mrs Josephine Barrow, ACSW 36.76, Milford Family Physicians 18.00; Jospeh Thallemer o.aa ; Warsaw Comm Schools 6X40; Wernle Home 2118.20; National Market Reports 42.00; Family Learning Ctr 45.08; Psychological A Family Consultants 585.00; Prudential Insurance 914.91. KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS D W Haines 1050.00, J Cupp 1645.00; B Bax ter 1487.50; J Johnson 1011.83; K Damon 989.66; B Clouse 1376.66; R Strong 120471, American Assoc for Vocational Instr Materials 1400; IVTCffi.99; NBS Office Supplies 35.63; 3D 199;' Tri-Namic Printing 45.59; Animal Hospital 24.49; Brennans 23.48; B Clouse 7440; Lakeland Animal Clinic 15.08; Turner Technologies236.oo; Ex tension Office 2.82; Postmaster 400.00; B Baxter 375.00; J Cupp 81.46, J Johnson 27.99; United Telephone SZIT, K Damon 3.99; Prudential Insuranceßll.6B. I J D Geiger do hereby certify that the above Isa true list of claims tn be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners an the Ist day of December, 1986. NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Town of Winona Lake Board of Trustees will accept bids to contract for the following solid waste disposal service, pick

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up and disposal of ail solid waste from all residential establishments at least am time 4Kh weak for ft* years 1987-1988. Spec sheeta are available in toe Clerk-Treasurer's office in the Town of Winona Lake. Bond to the amount of 10 percent of the bid by certified check, cash or sufficient surety. Public liability, property damage, personal injury insurance must be carried with policy limits of 5500,000. Bidders shall be required upon award at contract to furnish certificate of above insurance and workman's compensation insurance. All services bid to be in ac cordance with the requirements ot I.C. 369-30-1 at seq. Ail bidders shall submit their bid on Bid Form Wat the Indiana State Board of Accounts. Bids may be submitted on a monthly or annual basis based on 750 units. Bidders may submit a sealed bid in advance of meeting at the Clerk-Treasurer's office in the Town of Winona Lake, at 1590 Park Avenue or may submit a seeled bid at time and place of meeting. The Board of Trustees will open bids at the December 9, 1986 meetingat7:3op.m. at the Winona Lake Community Building. The Town reserves the right to reject any and ail bids. Charlene Black Clerk Treasurer , Town of Winona Lake N. 26, D. 3

Wed., November 26,1986 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

NOTICE OF PU BL IC HEARING Notice is hereby given, that the Kosciusko County Board at Zoning Appeals shall hold a public hearing on a petition filed by Steve Meyer requesting a Variance in the Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance, which would permit the construction of a 24' » Vi garage 10* off of a road right-of-way on his property which is located on th* west side of a 20- Right-of-way and 495 feet south of Pickwick Road and described as follows, to wit: A tract of land located in the Northeast Quarter of Section 9, Township 34 North, Range 7 East, Kosciusko County. Indiana and described more accurately as follows: Lot Number 40 Raineys Court Addition. This hearing will be held in the Meeting Room, in the basement of the Kosciusko County Justice Building, Warsaw, Indiana, on Monday the Bth day of December, 1986 at 9:00 A.M. Interested persons are invited to attend and be heard. Written comments will be considered if they are received t the Office of the Kosciusko County Area Planning Department, Court House, Warsaw, Indiana, no later than 6:00p.m. the Friday before the meeting. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Daniel W. Richard. Director N. 19-26

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WAWASEE m|Tl REALTY, inc. Iss ■ I P.O. BOX 478, SYRACUSE. IN 46567 A (219)457-4911 Kevin Smith. Sales 219-658-9295 Connie Johnson, Sales 219-457-3557 Jodi Kleeman, Sales 219-45r-4256 Tom Gerstner. Sales 219-457-4911 G * rs f n ‘ fr Leilani Nemeth. Sales 219-457-5449 Owner Broker - Carole Reilly. Sales 219-457-5950 - Sun. 10-2 YJMppy TJkinfesgiVitig: Il ——————READY TO MOVE! : No. 672 SYR. This fine property is waiting for YOU. Large family home. 4-5 bedrooms. IVz baths, basement and MORE. New large garage, outbldg. and MINI barn too! City water and sewer and rear in Co. for raising animals or horse lovers. Many possibilities to this property. Call today to see. OWNER IS READY TO MOVE. REDUCED to $85,000.00. ■sr - -a JUST LISTED 4 NICE No. 710 SYR. (Country living — dose to town) PRICED TO SELL. $47,800.00. 3 bedrooms, l‘/z baths, all appliances, plus washer-dryer & freezer too! 24x27 garage located on 2 lots. Come see this fine home with fireplace. Plenty of room for your CHRISTMAS TREE. STILL TIME FOR YOU ON THIS PROPERTY No. 696 SYR. Unique property. TWO family home, overlooking the water. Close to town. Live in and rent the other side. VERY LARGE. Clean open storage under entire property (over 2800 sq. ft. living & 2800 sq. ft. under). Many. many opportunities for investment return. PRICED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY. Call for details.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERSOP ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION Notice is hereby given the taxpayers ot Wawasee Community School Corporation. Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 7:30 P.M. on the 9th Day of December, 1986, will consider the following additional appropriation from existing fund which said officers con sider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time: Cumulative Building Fund 510,500 To purchase and improve a parcel of land (221' xW) located between existing property and Brooklyn Street, Syracuse. Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen (15) days at the County 1 Auditor's office of said county, or at such other place as may be heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Henry L. Smith, Secretary Board of School Trustees WawaseeCommunity School Corporation N. 18-26

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