The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 December 1986 — Page 22
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. December 24,1986
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LEGAL 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 23rd day of Dec., 1986. M Kempe 1011.87; M J Schmitt 1011.87, L Cochran 1011.87; L Christner 989 74; K Vanlaningham 848.34; S Tatter 989.74. R Hartzell 968.49; S Christner 968.49; B Knapp 968.49; L Cole 947.25; M McSherry 879.65; G Morehouse 672.00; L Cochran 672.00; M Me Coy 224.00; T Weirick 96.00; S Christner 192.00; S Lawlor 384.00; C Morts 1011.87. N Quillen 1011.87; M Garman 989.74; K Sponseller 989.74; M Wolford 968.49; E M Ransbottom 968.49; J Cox 968.49; M Weller 1011.87; J Gadson 989.74. M B Miner 1011.87. A Shively 1011.87; B-Shafer 989.74; G Maple Have Holiday S easol Ls®
WE /are takingK /TIME OUT TO\ /WISH YOU ALL *\ /MOST BLESSED HOLI-\ /DAY SEASON AND THANK \ /YOU ALL FOR MAKING THIS AV /WONDERFUL YEAR FOR EACH OF US.\ y fwAWASEE REALTY? TnH WEJIMgJIIgII hJ6.1l gjl IJUCTaawaBaaHBgBMBWBI OUR SALES HAVE LOWERED OUR INVENTORY OF FINE PROPERTIES. ARE YOU CONSIDERING SELLING? AFTER YOU HAVE ENJOYED THIS ENTIRE HOLIDAY SEASON, CALL US FOR A MARKET ANALYSIS FOR LISTING YOUR HOME. SEE YOU IN 1987 Phyllis * Tom * Jodi * Kevin * Carole * Connie ‘t'Uappg tWotWaijg Rick & Melinda ''■'Afc‘ Pinney W illlW Eileen Laughner » ■t 4 tH ilfek T SR 13S Syracuse 457-4478
989.74, K Thomas 968.49; E Heckman 384.00; B Ford 384.00; B Hay 448.00; J Clay 448.00; B Geiger 384.00; C Sundheimer 1011.87; F Besson 900.00; R Hoppus 720.00; P Rader 896 00, R Robinson 1634.68; S Holderman 1712.20, R Mikel 1696 63, R Fellows 1751.75; T Kitch 1635.03; B Blackburn 1657.08, G Moser 1613.32; R Monk 1591.27; J Bronsing 1613.32; M Hobbs 1547.17, T Brindle 1558.19; S Whitaker 1536.14; D Curtis 1514.08; S Knispel 1503.06, D Speigle 1240.91; A Valen tine 1218.86, E Brown 1229.88; S Stone 1185 78, M Fishbaugh 1 185.78; M Kissinger 1225 00; J Parker 572.85, D Robinson 134.75; J Lavender 158.87; L Sebo 1118.25; R Girod 1375.00; M Warren 1011.87; S Thompson 989.74, C Retz 989 74. N Howell 968.49; M Ridings 1011.87, S Myrick 989.74; P Gam miere 968.49, R Insley 70.00; J McConnell 1011 87, K Bouse 98974. E Bertsch 560.00; C Church 525.00, J Boggs 560.00; S A Mitchell 101187, J Prado 989.74; D Biesemeyer 875 00, D Bowman 479 00, S Baumgartner 420.00, E Carlin 210.00; D Richard 1658.24. S Maenhout 1419.25 C Overmyer 1011.87, A Kennedy 989.74; B Richard 210.00, C Danner 989 74. S Gladieux 968.49, K Baker 947.25; R Kemper 1496.25, P Patrick 968.49; E K Wagner 621.25; M Hoerr 1011.87; E Everest 127.12; S Everest 84.75, R Reed 708.75; R Penney 1508.99, W Stafford 1244.08; V Dickerson 1040.99; P Abbett 616.25, S Conley 535.50, T Breton 539.75, F Correll 68.00, C Hill 371 88; S Wolf 561.00; B Hall 312.38; 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 Hetler 300.00,-J Truex 210 00 , 0 Johnston 90.00, R Phillips 210 00; T McCarty 90.00; F Hoffer 360.00; R Waterson 120.00, Monroe 556.95; ComMand 8364.20; Postmaster 1300.00; Waddell Printing 2234.50; NBS Off ice Supplies 248 86, Rex Reed 1075 00, Adams Remco 1053.97; The Michie Co 182.73, Richard Denney 18.38; K Mart 207.57; Culligan 205.00; Times-Union 171.91. Executive Office 1958 76, Business Equipment 144776. United Telephone 4325 36, Tri Namic Printing 142.87; Max Reed 1027 00; D Richard 337.25; American Planning Assoc 90.00, The Zoning Report 48 00; A Gunter 251.25; J D Geiger 271.45; Superior Business Forms 57.05; Bidall 149.40, Professional Chemical 293.05, Superior Supply 1957.84, Ace Hardware 19 26; Industrial Piping 8. Engineering 266.98; Nipsco 11282.95, Hoosier Water 272.44. Sewage Collection Ofc 256,74; Lowmans 369.27; Wildmans 81.52; Kehr Iron Works 837 75, Moore's Plumbing 85.00; Hall Hardware 122.23; Walmer Supply 39.84; Hat field Electric 92.40. Koors Amoco 75.00; Hoosier Waste Systems 143.00; Jerry Grady 742.10; Robt Hartzell 578 74; Ron Sharp 69 93; J Lehman 225.00; Bob Sittier 200.00. Arden Warner 367.40, Robt Durbin 676.5.0, TMC of Fort Wayne 1500 00, United Telespectrum 72.00, Mail Journal 180.31; Pickwick Ins 150.00; Prudential Ins 13411.54. IBM 1464.77.. Cardinal Center 12500 00. Humane Society 3785 00; Juvenile Justice 2500.00, Conkle Funeral Home 100.00; Harris Funeral Home 400 00, McHatton Sadler Funeral Home 100.00. Patten Monument Co 30 00, Thompson 8. Yoder Funeral Home 100 00, Titus Funeral Home 300.00; Marshall County 656 00, Wabash County 29.00, Elkhart Comm Schools 589 12; Logansport Comm Schools 924.64. Tippe Valley Schools 48875; Historical Society 1416.63; Chamber of Commerce 1666 74. Lori Prescott 134.40. Thornburgs 55.33; Ball Memorial Hospital 53 75. Gary Eastlund 410 00; G Lengemann Co 114.99, Richard Kemper 203.50; CFS Con tinental 31.10, Indiana Restaurant Equip 49.88 Dr Parke 1000 00 R Robinson 11.34. Folger Adam Co 24.28; D Cates 25 QO; T Earhart 25.00. J Rigdon 25.00; R Burner 40 00 R Sand 134.00 E Brumfield 54.86; M Dowty 25 66, D Harley 19.98. B Shively 15.18. C Haywood 12.30, M Green 22.30, A Iden 15 18 R Kaufman 8 46. F Homberg 10.38, S Keplinger 13.26; D Koidyke 19.90; B Miller 23.26; R Bruggeman 8 94. R Vanator 1470; D Hays 12.30; J Wilcox 24.70; S Denton 26.14; A Ladd 8 46; T Aikens 8 94, T Davis 11.34; M A Teepleß.94. Callaghan & Co 153 70; Lawyers Coop 44275, West Publishing 770.75; E Brown 31.25, J Jarrette 85.50; K Perkins 46 00. James Publishing 24.98; Prosecuting Atty 270.00, B Dust 237 06; E K Wagner 127 98. C Brower 163 25 J Walmer 110 00. D
Slater 34.64; P Rife 214.62; D Boggs 513.66; US Stamped Envelope Agency 596.45, R Hoffman 320.46; D Biesemeyer 28.30; North Webster Postmaster 12.07; Pierceton Postmaster 200.00; V Shoemaker 325.55; Indiana Assessors Assoc 52.65; The Papers Inc 221.45; Syracuse Postoffice 198.00; C Knispel 40.00; S Myrick 12.25; Town of Syracuse 279.62; Xerox Corp 107.64; PDH Office Products 241.26; C Cauffman 16.55; D Haines, MD 75.00; J Hall 75.00; D Nine 75.00; S Pequignot 75.00; L Yeiter 75.00; Party Shop 17.20; Quill Corp 602.98; Radio Shack 211.86; Video World 90.00; Amoco 102.44; Gast Fuel & Service 4875.00; Marathon Oil 33.84; Shell Oil 47.69; Anchor Man Casualwear 300.00; Badger Uniforms 641.67; Hull House 589.05; Indiana Sheriffs Assoc 150.00; Steven Jenkins Co 1808.85; Apollo 1 hr Photo 66.48; Schilings Sales 1709.30; Shooters Shop 537.00; Divers Supply 495.75; Koskp Printers 639.00; Dons Repair 95.85, Eagle Electronics 94.22, Hurd Body Shop 2310.00; Monteith Tire 459.17; Price Auto Repair 23.95; RiceFord 276.22,“ Don Robinson 1600.00; Smith Tire 118.00; Warsaw Automotive 81.51; Windys Marathon 48.80, LaFayette Instrument Co 2845.00; Ray O'Herron 81.50; Williams Industries '121?24; J Weirick 1658.24; J D Geiger 1658.24; V Shoemaker 1658.24; B Dust 1483.24; C A Rovenstine 1886.85; C Brower 2625.00, G Eastlund 603.50, M Miner 31774; A Gunter 1658.24; C Knispel 1354.50; C Cauffman 1354.50; B McKrill 212.50; R White 187 50; D Barber 185.00; C Clampitt, Jr 258.75, D Slater 206.25; J Berger 214.50; P Rife 207.50; M Wertenberger 159.75, D Boggs 250.00; J Goon 211.25, F Slabaugh 172.50; R Hoffman 209.25; R Mitchell 229.00, M Baumgartner 312.50; E W Hackbirth 312.50. M Beer 548.87, F Gilliam 548.87; C Lynclr 548.87; G Klinger 180.74. N DeGood 180.74, T Anglin 180.74, K Teel 18074; C Latta 180.74; D Polk 18074; L Teghtmeyer 180.74; R Sand 875.00, R Burner 875.00; J Jarrette 875.00; J Bricker 1278.34; K Perkins 1278.33; B Banghart 1278.33; L Furnivall 1041.43; E Brumfield 1041.43; J Miner 1118.25; T Williams 1100.00; D Haney 1118.25; H Harper 1735.91; E Brown 1631.00; M Rodriguez 1466.66; M Kroft 1415 58, D Goshert 1118.25; J Walmer 1658.24; S Knisely 989.74 REASSESSMENT PAYROLL L Harman 798.00, U Forney 756.00 LR&ST Cowles Sand 8. Gravel 475.20, Elkhart Co Gravel 957.03; Erie Stone 8165.89, J & M Gravel 659.48; Robert McCullough 415.20, Phend -8. Brown 21601 84, Zimmerman Gravel 840.00 CCBF John Camden Construction 21022.55; C 8> S Construction 7721.65, Hoffer Excavating 14915.60; Primco Inc 9166.55 GDI - 208 Dale Custer 1395 00, Darrell Custer 2892 50 UPKEEP-209 Orvel Gish 227.46, Lloyd Mikel 183.50 REASSESSMENT - 237 Patricia Bitner 150 00. Philip Beer 150.00: Neal Carlson 120:00; William Hand 150 00; William Warren 120 00; Michael Zimmer man 90 00; G Lengemann Co 635 00 CORRECTIONS FUND - 243 Convenience Clinic 152.50; Russell Heyde, DDS 104.00; Steven R Jenkins 1064.82, Kosciusko Radiology 14.00 KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAY ROLL & ALLOW. R Winebrenner 2350 00, B Montel 1369.80; R Leiter 1605 00, C Shilling 1415 00, D Rogers 1428.83; R Jackson 1451.45; R Himes 1627.60; B Kuhn 1596.15; R Marfin 1608.73; J Mettler ■1436.34; J Ingle 1272.16, L Young 1303.60; J Adams 1427.15; E Coy 1432 63; L Engle 1388.83; G Estepp 1388.83: D Huffman 1449.05; B Hyde, Jr 1449.05. F Kammerer 1438 10; R Meeks 1361 45. A Miller 1328.60, B Miner 1470.95; L Montel 1361.45, R Tennant 1465 48, G Young 1427 15. G Adams 1404.15. K Busselberg 1398.60. J Davis 1393 04. P Deaton 1459.70; K Huff 1394.30; G Huffman 1409.71; B Hyde 111 1431.93; J Kuhn 14047 5 W Long 1393.04; R Norman 1404.15; L Phillips 1398.60. T Rowland 1404.15; D Shill mg 1388.83; M Winger 1409.71; County Highway Dept 164.48: Business Equipment 65 24. Pierceton Equip 24199 72; Silveus 8. Bradway 310.70; Monteith Tire 952.30; Ab 8» Toms Radiator 40 00. Ace Hardware 17.79, America Wire Rope 1809.35, Bearings Inc 192.34. Bixel Paint 121 50. A H Choitz 42 02. Classic Car 1172.12, Crown Battery Mfg 122 00. Curtis Industries 158.57; Ft Wayne Tire Center 210 00. Jasper Transmission Ex change 560 00; K 8. J Distributors 43 80: Kit chen Machinery 1760 08; Mac Allister Machinery 140 59; MacDonald Machinery 256.65. Miller 8, Sons 85 71. Petrolane 110.42, Purity Cylinder 34.27; Quality Farm Fleet 39.36, Rice Ford 1106 17, Russ Moore Inc 1489.91. Schraders 6J2 84; Service Electric 65 38, Shamrock Ford 216 78; Sharp Hdwe 36 90; Sure Plus Mfg 43 56. TSC Store 292 27. Transmission 8. Fluid Equip 185 24. Tri State Bolt 119.31; TTP 6652 50. W 8. W Truck Sales 55097 9. Walmer Supply 332.05, War saw Automotive 356 68: Warsaw Steel 83 45. Warsaw Tool 99.90. Welsh Machine 247.50; Wholesale Electric 19.98; X ergon 92 48; Phend 8. Brown 21766 18. Coverall Rental 597 60. Warsaw Cleaners 38.85; Domtar Ind 2707 61; Debco Metal Culverts 3784.84, James H Drew Corp 2800 00; Hall Signs 2188 74, Janitors Supply 157 80. Eilers Comm 455 00. United Tel 41.96, Mail Journal
FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR Supervisory experience and certification as Dietary Manager for Long Term Care Facilities required. General kitchen experience and cooking experience required. Brand new Miller's Merry Manor opening soon in Syracuse. Health insurance, life insurance, sick pay, flex days and more. Educational opportunities. Send resumes to: DAillor r s AAoMry RAcneof > liic« P.O. Box7To Wakarusa, IN 46573 119-M2-4511 Todd Wo—*** OfTbeWeek! A Jk jggHjfejjl id^EO 1 LAKE WAWASEE SOUTH SHORE CONDO. REDUCED TO SI 99,999 and th* Owner says sail! Redecorated in 1982. new rot pet built-in microwave, cathedral ceding with fans. 2-3 bedrooms. 2 baths, screened porch. Joseph K. Todd, REALTOR. G.R.I. CR.S. Clare Baumflardt. REALTOR. G.R.1.. Broker C.R.8.. C.C.I.M. Marilyn Cole. REALTOR. G.R.1.. Broker Niki Pawlicki. REALTOR. G.R.I. Broker Barbara Ann Todd. REALTOR Betty Gonshorn. REALTOR. G.R.1.. Broker G.R.1.. C R.B- Broker Donna Price. REALTOR. G.R.I. Broker Sandi Beaty. REALTOR. C B-C Broker J lm Fry, REALTOR. G.R.1.. Broker Ann Lanflham. REALTOR. G.R.1.. Broker Audrey Bishop REALTOR Donna SALES ASSOCIATE Vmis TODD Bg 457-4417 -JI st. H. USnetti nnramuwmfcO Syrecese, IMUJ*?
7.52; Times-Union 16.07; Nipsco 2096.92, Harmon Glass 304.48, HL Body Shop 40.00; Prudential 1n56109.95 KOS. CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL 4 ALLOW. P Shively 2185.00; G Dißico 1529.00; C Ellis 1529.00; K Harding 1529.00; D McCray 1266.00; S Vogel 1293.00; N Bryant 1177.00; R Middaugh 1291.00; C Wulliman 1067.00; M Himes 1160.00; M Besson 1048.00; Y England 1048.00; M Hudson 909.00; R Aust 873.00; K Burr 873.00; K Kinney 1692.00; G Schneider 1266.00; J Frank 1511.00; Reed 4 Earhart 800.00; Maxicare 250.46; Prudential Ins 914.91; A E Boyce 164.80; Business Equipment 1669.78; The Image Group 39.25; Waddell Printing 2795.00; Ft Wayne Comm Disorders 24.00; IUMC 473.99; Zale Drugs 43.62; Hooks Drugs 20.31; Pediatric Assoc 52.50; CFB Radiology 67.50; J Hill, MD27.10; Associated Radiology 15.75; S Miller, MD 12.87; S Cohen, MD 10.08; J Thomas, MD 18.75; Kosciusko Medical Clinic 57.40; Lenora Noel, MD 25.40; Postmaster 400.00, V Bess 75.00; G Dißico 17-00; C Ellis 65.25; J Frank 66.75; K Harding 18.50; K Kinney 68.25; D McCray 26.75; R Middaugh 63.50; G Schneider 68.75; P Shively 89.45; S Vogel 25.75; United Telephone 258.80; J Clore, MD 89.00; Convenience Clinic 100.00; J Heyde, DDS 65.00; R Hirschler 70.00; K Mart 54.40, Wernle Home 3738.00; Family Learning Center 90.00; Goshen General Hospital 3411.30; KCH 46669.66; Kosciusko Radiology 194.00; Lutheran Hospital 1761.38; Memorial Hospital 17415.00; Parkview Memorial 1895.10; St Josephs Hospital 10721.82; St Josephs Medical Ctr 1129.06; Whitley Co Mem Hospital 154.00 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAY ROLL 4 CLAIMS D W Haines 1050.00; J Cupp 1645.00; B Bax ter 1487.50; J Johnson 1011.87; K Damon 989.66; B Ctouse 1376.74; R Strong 1359.16; Valentine Law Offices 71.50; G Romine 31.25; D Van Gilder 31.25, J Weyler 30.50; W Wilson 31.25; D Woodward 46.49; Chemical Publishing Co 68.50, Purdue University 30.00, NBS Office Supplies 138.89; Tri Namic Printing 69.29; Hall Hardware 101.54, R Strong 209.60 , 3D 102.62, KCH 35.00: Kosciusko Radiology 19.00; Micon Lab 156 50; Turner Technologies 50.00; County Extension Ofc 2.99, B Baxter 224.93, B Clouse 70.50; United Telephone 15 80. Prudential 1n5811.68 I J D Geiger do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board bf Commissioners on the 23rdday of December, 1986. LEGAL NOTICE QF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA CAUSE NO 38204 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF TRADEVEST, INCORPORATED, FOR A CERTIFICATE OF TERRITORIAL AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE TO INDIANA RESIDENTS IN THE FORM OF RESALE OF INTERSTATE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES Notice is hereby given that the Public Ser vice Commission of Indiana will conduct a public Evidentiary Hearing in this Cause in ' Room 907, State Office Building, In dianapolis. Indiana, commencing at 1:30 PM Local Time, on January 20, 1987 Public participation is requested PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA Date December 16, 1986 NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR TAX ANTICIPATION WARRANTS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of School Trustees of Warsaw Com munity Schools of Kosciusko County, In diana, will meet at the Central Instructional Materials Center, 1 Administration Drive Warsaw, Indiana, on Monday. January 12, 1987, at the hour of 7:30 P M. (E.S.T.) and at said time and place will receive sealed bids on and let to the highest bidder or bidders therefor the following described warrants. Temporary loan warrants in an ticipation of taxes levied and in the course of collection for the General Fund in the amount of $3,669,000 00, and for the Transportation Fund in the amount of $502,000 00, dated as of the date of delivery therefor to the purchaser, said warrants to be in the denomination or denominations re quested by the purchaser, to mature on December 31, 1987, and to bear in terest at a rate not exceeding twelve ■ percent (12%) per annum (the exact rate to be determined by bidding) payable at the office of the successful bidder Bidders for these warrants will be re quired to name the rate of interest which the warrants are to bear, not to exceed twelve percent (12%) per annum Such interest rate must be in multiples of LBthor 1/ 10th of 1%. and not more that one interest rate shall be named by each bidder The warrants will be awarded to the highest responsible bidder or bidders therefor who has submitted his bid in accordance herewith The highest bidder will be the one who offers the lowest net in terest cost to the School Corporation to be determined by computing the total interest on all of the warrants to their maturity and deducting therefrom the premium bid, if any. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Said warrants are being issued under the provisions of I.C. 20-51 to evidence tern porary loans for the purpose of obtaining funds to be used to meet current expenses of the School Corporation included in the regular budget and appropriations adopted for the year 1987, which expenses must be met prior to the receipt of taxes in the year 1987, and there has been appropriated and pledged a sufficient amount of current revenue of the School Corporation to be derived from the General Fund Tax Levy and the Transportation Fund Tax Levy made in the year 1986 and collectible in the year 1987 to pay the principal of and interest on said warrants at maturity. Typewritten and executed warrants and a transcript of the legal proceedings will be furnished to the successful bidder at the ex pense of the School Corporation. No condi tional bids will be considered. The successful bidder or bidders shall accept delivery and make payment for said warrants at, such bank in the City of Warsaw or elsewhere as may be designated by the successful bidder for such warrants immediately upon being notified that the warrants are ready tor delivery. Dated this Bth day of December, 1986 Juergen L. Voss, Secretary Board of School Trustees Warsaw Community Schools of Kosciusko County, Indiana D. 24-31 NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, in the Court House in the City of Warsaw, Indiana at 7:00 P M. on the Sth day of January, 1987 will consider the following additional which said offices consider necessary to the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING Cardinal Center Roof Repair 27500 00 Beaman House 11000 00 CUM. REASSESSMENT. PERF 800 00 Insurance 700 00 Social Security 1750 00 Land Committee Meetings 900 00 CUM. BRIDGE KCB 27 Pickwick Road 20000.00 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that, tax payers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally determined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County. Auditor s office of Kosciusko County, Indiana or at such other place as may be designated At such hearing, tax payers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will beheld JDGEIGER Auditor, Kosciusko County Legal Notice of Public Hearing The Alcoholic Beverage Board ot Kosciusko County, Indiana, at 10 00 a m on January 14, 1987, at the 2nd floor court house county commis in the City of Warsaw in said county, will investigate the propriety of holding an. alcoholic beverage permit by the following persons and locations listed herein, to wit DL4307023 Walter Drugs Inc >OB S Main St Milford, IN 465420000, Noel J Perry, Pres RR 1 Box 397 Milford. IN 465420000. Tom A Speicher. Secy RR I Miltord. IN 465420000 DB A. Walter Drugs. Liquor and Wine Dealer's Permit Renewal. RC4313001 Lakeland Golfer Assoc Inc 1700 West Rd 100 South Warsaw. IN 465800000 D B.A. Rozella Ford Golf Club, Liquor. Beer and Wine Club Permit Renewal And Sunday Sales Renewal. RR4304983 Phillip Heinzman 1360 W Center St Warsaw. IN 465800000 D B A. D J's. Beer and Wine Retailers Permit Renewal and Sunday Sales Renewal. RR9902891 Classic Development Corp St Rd 13 S Box 367 North Webster. IN 465550000 Ray Gans. Pres RR 3 Box 155 Syracuse. IN 465670000. Joanne Gans. Secy RR 3 Box 155 Syracuse. IN 465670000 DBA. Webster House. Liquor, Beer and Wine Retailer s Permit Transfer of Stock and Sunday Sales. RR9904983 Darren. Inc >360 W tenter St Warsaw. IN 465800000 Philip Heinzman Pres RR 2 Box 193 Pierceton, IN 465620000 Philip Heinzman. Secy RR 2 Box 193 Pierceton. IN 465620000 D 0 A. D J s. Beer and Wine Retailer s Permit Transfer _ot Ownership and Sunday Sales. Said investiga tion will be open to tne public Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission by William C Coyle. Executive Secretary, Harry K Wick, Chairman NOTICE TOALL PERSONS INTERESTED No E 84 101 INTHE MATTEROF THE ESTATEOF GLENN B DISHER, Deceased In the Kosciusko Circuit Court, Term, 1986 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Carol Grimm as Executrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed herein her final account in settlement ot said estate and petition for distribution, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 9th day ot January, 1987 at which time all persons in terested in said estate are required to appear
BOOKKEEPER/RECEPTIONIST Bookkeeping and computer knowU/ag and experience required. Proficient tv > skills required. One person office m >e. Miller's Merry Manor, Inc. in Syracuse to ?pe in next few weeks. Educational opportui ' e available. Excellent benefit package Send resume to: Miller’s Merry Manor, Inc 300 N. Washington P.O. Box 710 Wakarusa, IN 46573 219-8624511
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in said court and show cause, if any there b< why said account and petition should not t approved. The heirs of said oecedent and a others interested are alsorequired to appec and make proof of their heirship or claim ‘ any part of said estate Dated this 10th day of December 986 Jeanne Weirick Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Cour’ Brian L Hoffer Attorney Kindig & Sloat 105 West Lincoln Street Nappanee, IN 46550 NOTICE BEFORE THE BOAROOF COMMISSIONORS OF KOSCIUSKO COUNT Y 1986 TERM STATE OF INDIANA KOSCIUSKOCOUNTY SS : IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF STANLEY B STUCKO AND DONA M STUCK© TO VACATE A. PORTION OF LAKE STREET INTHE REVISED PLAT OF PFEIFFER VEACH ADDITION . NOTICE IS HEREBY.- GiVtN citizens of the unincorporated area c-i Re ed Plat of Pfeiffer Veach 'Addition Sawmill Lake. Tippecanoe Kosciusko County. Indiana anp m c- ■ who may be interested .r I'tectea Stanley B Stucko-and Dcnd M >tucko band and wife, have filed a Petr .I- . m Board of Commissioner, of K< ty. Indiana, requesting the -,ac.a’ dinance of a portion of Lake St' ~,, ,q, on the most Southerly boc Jarv • Numbered Forty onz ; i Plat of Pfeiffer Veac' -Ado.' . - Lake, in Kosciusko Couciy • Said real estate proposed ■■ ■ . , i more particularly described- i- i wit: Begmningat the mus: Erijiei -. "said Lot Numbered Fn, . -;i Revised Plat of Ptedre' .-e<K" A„. ■ on Sawmill Laxe h. on and along the No< " er,, .;■ • of Lake Street to tn.. Ea-’er.-, -v; of Lot Numbered 1 -iu Revised Plat ot Pte-m r . " .ib" on Sawmill Lake n on and along the F.,"- , -. said Lot Number f-d 1 most Easterly -.or,'-''- ' I.:-.: Numbered Fortytheasterly, para - right of way ol sa’id <x< ■■■■ ■. distance ot 88 feel --v: point the Wester . ’.J'-* toot public road V.i Northwesterly on u right of way of place of beginning You are further noi Commissioners ol x.... -x '•< diana. has schedc-.ed n d -■ issues thereon tor ’-c.-v --'g sioners Room ot me Ko'scT - ‘ . 'v ■ House in Warsaw md-.m i- ■ January, 98.7 al ' soon therea*ter as 11 • " ; Any person may app>. • ■ ■ ■ . ' the Petition.at said n o n ■ " ■ written commen’s ■ sp. Kosciusko County dr' . - o ■ ■ mg After hear , granted ■ deni-xr- ' dinance may be :i''oa . ■ , ■ cording to la,-,, pre. , portion of stree’ J 0 Geiq ( .r -c no, - Kosciusko ? ■ ' - ORDINANCE NUMBERks 1 iORDINANCE OF ANNIXA ’ tON WHEREAS P '■ Naoma Schlagenhau' • • .: Town Board on the- ■ d. 1986. their Petition r. t. ' tlon of certain Rea- t <m North Webster Indian-, WHEREAS, me tm ' : - r. : Petition tor Annexe: ■■■: Town Boundaries or Webster. Indiana me WHEREAS. P Br.. - -.- Naoma Schlagenna. ■ tion of 'he Real I ■ nPetition and WHEREAS me Boar,: .. ■ . ■ Town ot North Wee-.': basis of ‘he ■ Schlagenhauf and c N are w 111 ing to s r NOW. THERE KABY THE BOARD OF ' R TOWN OF NOR ' that I The fol lowing :■ ■ - hereby annexed ‘ - • r 1 Town ot North Web, • : the provisions Ot r dm following desermed R". ■ Kosciusko Coumy Town .Bounder, Webster Indiana •- • made a part ot " North Webster. ■ >. more particular;, s. wi't: A tract ot 'and m N- • . of the Northeast . Township 33 North Ro, t ■ Kosciusko County' ndi.y. -1 tKularly described a -la , ,y -- Beginning at a pomi on m,
Mid Lakes Lions hold annual Christmas party
I'he Mid Lakes Lions Club from (> s w ego held its annual ( hristmas parts for members, wives and friends at the Rib Eye Steak Barn on I S 30 East, near Warsaw on Monday evening, Dec 15 .The. meal was enjoyed by I". i sone present and gifts were exchanged. f’ni>. commemorating various veal's oi membership, were awarded to Gene Stutzman, 20 . . as and. Eurman Martin, 10 i i> Richard Rule, who could ;!e nd, was aw a rded a pin for - s if membership. One it the highlights of the evening was the news that on seplemoer 24 the state of Indiana i...ins < iub officials announced He as : payment oi SIOO,OOO was i: m the micotron .machine, ; ,md housed by the medical : < ->,m ch division of the Universi-mm-ma in Indianapolis. It is iixim 'oi 'oearch and radiation . ■ ii ent c l ancer. The cost of
Population worries
1W R.l KOHLS i --- > LXEAYETTE - The di lines demography islic ilpiudy of the size, ; iistixbution of human l ojecSions of future > \/\ e always i.' -d:i <'d number lovers. Population • Bureau estimated vim mipul.alihs tor 2020 — ■ • -mow s I. world population .cU <) be 4.9 billion. It •u-Li iim: ' grow to 7.9 billion am ise of 61 percent. 'las. mto perspective, a* ! .'latex population grew "■■a peicent- during the 35 - '■ - "Io 1985. fie countries of the ■ . ■’ giowing at highly ate> During the next 34 >, estimated that the 't....'.ex population will inner’, ent the same as r .da and the USSR The ex W Europe are projected • a about 6 percent — >m 20 percent in x S oi io percent in . - '>e.rman\ Australia's x estimated to be up Ml ol these above at .up about 20 per:iie world population in 'ik -| ir wdl constitute 14 per■m he total m 2020. .ountries are predicted re the population exile period ahead, ipulations w ill increase 'a mill i 35 percent in the . ; 'is Africa houses 8 ’tic current world’s . 2020 Africa's lercent Currently m countries have a .if'Aiding a minimal a ’ oopulace Thus, ma- ; .ivemeiiis m African _•» . must'take place in u • It. ,’liev do not, these ' . stimates will not a Earn me and disease I' t,' ii o restrict population ■mpuia» ion of South w u ■ along the extended ; uworth Forest Road ■ 'o- <i •: East line ot State ■ <. i. tnence North 15 - . West along the East . State Highway . , < , .ot '28.2 teet to an Norin 89 degrees 22 . : 'a in non tense ■ .t> ’eet to the Plate . • ,-ani.,.' sublet’ to all real . uenls. restrictions. . . d . nitatioiisof record. ■ i be in full force and et is.s-.ige and wi,, take full effect . sc. i,- ..ttei as tinai publication as is ; .<i..-Jix ndiana Code 36 4 3 7 . .. " 0 duty made seconded and ,i a, A >f ayes and 0 nays, the >; I onsentej to consider this Or - ’e.- passage at 'he same meeting at • : , traduced ' pursuant to the r.ty ..ov.Jedby i.C 36 5 2 9.8. -re', July' made, seconded and . - d :-. i .. eol 3 i>e> and 0 nayes. this ... adopted by the Board ot >'ow" ot North Webster, In iay _<t December, 1986. lOARDOf 1 RUSTEES: My ron Can k, President Sidney E Markley T -Robe't James I ' a I E-. i,. VI Payne, Cleik Treasurer I os ot Ncii in Webster .Indiana
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the machine when it wats purchased in 1982 was $909,000. The state university has been highly recognized the world over as remarkable, dedicated, and efficient in many medical fields, particularly in this department of oncology. The year of 1986 marked the 40th year anniversary of the entrance into cancer and other research in medicine by the Indiana Lions state organization, with more than four million dollars applied to cancer research alone at this university. This does not include research into diabetes, mental health, sight and hearing, and other areas. The entertainment for the evening was furnished by a group from the Northern Lakes Christian Church of North Webster, under the leadership of Karen Mitchell of Lake Tippecanoe. Several seasonal and appropriate vocal selections were appreciated by the club members and guests.
America is projected to increase 73 percent by 2020. About 55 percent of the world’s population currently live on the vast continent of Asia and its surrounding islands. In fact, more than one-third of the world’s people live in China and India! In 2020, about 51 percent of the world’s people will be Asians as population is predicted to increase 50 percent. Asian countries are truly a mixed bag from the population viewpoint. Bangladesh and Fakistan will double their population. Japan will increase only about 10 percent. China has strict birth control policies and has a projected increase of only 35 percent. India will increase 54 percent. Several Asian countries have achieved a reduction in population growth rates that few thought possible a few years ago. Additionally, agricultural productivity has improved dramatically in many Asian countries. Population headlines invariably stress the rapid increase in the population of some areas, coupled with dire warnings of mass starvation and disease. It is important, however, to keep in mind that such dire headlines have been printed regularly for the past 40-50 years. Changes have intervened in both population control and food production to push the catastrophe further into the future. Additionally, we will become increasingly aware that social and economic problems can be generated by too little population growth as well as too much. A declining productive work force and an increased portion of the aged will contribute to a different set of problems. In the U.S., for example, the shut down in population growth to less than one percent annually will make it easier to achieve lower unemployment rates. But it will also make social security and medicare problems more severe. If one wanted to worry about the possible implications of population projection in 2020, one could truly develop an incurable headache.’ But the ability of the human scene to adjust itself is tremendous and continuous — with or without government interference. Much can happen in 34 years. We can probably depend upon one development for sure: In 2020 new population projections will be made that will forecast dire consequences for this troubleprone globe! Contract to be awarded LOS ANGELES - Two California companies — Lockheed and Northrop — were chosen to design and build prototypes of a high-tech jet These prototypes will be pitted against each other in a fly-off competition in the 49905, with the winner getting a lucrative production contract for 750 of the planes worth between S4O billion and SSO billion.