The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 March 1987 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 4,1987

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It happened . . in North Webster

!• YEARS AGO, MARCH 2,1977 Sara Rhodes was hostess for the recent meeting of Backwater Friends Home Extension Club. Dixie Likens assisted the hostess, She also read the meditation entitled “The Gift of Friendship.” Barbee Busy Bees Home Extension Club members met recently in the home of Mrs. Charles Reagan. Mrs. Strawd Marvin assisted the hostess. Approximately ladies were 9, present for the February meeting of Efficient Homemakers Home Extension Club held recently in the home of Janet Minton. The hostess was assisted by. Myra Turner.

u... BEER 457-4495

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THE BEGINNING ■■■■■■■■■B OF A GOOD MOVE! JI(H TUB MlfC K DiruT PEACE & QUIET 3 bedroom home in great neighborSide by side duplex 3 plus acres - hood A liances basement and Excellent -"vestment. Only $55,900 yQrd Ca|| todQy Qn|y K Reduced to $32,900 th *BJ I , ißwukz SOMETHING SPECIAL HAPPINESS FOR SALE NORTH SHORE DRIVE There's a heap of happy living of- Top quality construction. Verfered in this new 3 bedroom, 2 satile 'floor plan. 3 bedrooms, bath home with fireplace and all could be 5, 2 baths, living room on one floor. to schools. with fireplace, family room with Only $44,900 woodburning tove, many other fine features. Shown by appointment. Reduced to $103,000 - I WAWASEE VILLAGE Ernie Rogers, GRI. 457-4547 NEXT TO PILCHER SHOES Jeannine Schrock. .457-4944 Julie Logan Rogers 457-4547 Dean Troup 658-4050 Peg Bailey 457-5648 11 J Diane Cripe 457-2938 _ JRk Q jMmk Nancy Dalton 457-5700 jU Vicki stoii milleß I 457-5546 | hqthW BEAITTI B - BF Pam Todd JR —* mf< 457 3258 I OP 1 Julie Weaver AC7 JIAAA 457-2181 43/*‘H 4 tO Herten Steffen, Broker S A private little country estate Tour own special island - with boot lot on Wawasee chon radacadl Sandy Wawasee beach „!. includes barn, 2 outbldgs., and a vary special home. garage and many other **** $M5,000 4, gnienities. .S 3 acres. $57,900 •S ■?* » '■nt? IJIm *■ Papafrßßrida Lakefront - Most Wawasee lakefront 2 bedroom see this 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo. Near store and marine, hemo to sppririets. ExceNont Gas boat, central air cond. New view awd beach. , $59,9*9 **T $*4,900

A children’s Valentine party was sponsored recently by North Webster American Legion Auxiliary. The North Webster Elementary School will celebrate its third annual “Music In Our Schools Day,'J a. national day established by the Music Educators National Conference Thursday, March 10. A play entitled “Soup, Soup and More Soup,” will be presented at 7 p.m., March 6/ at North Webster Church of God. The play will be directed by Orlie Black and Mary Alice Beezley. 20 YEARS AGO, MARCH 1.1967

A plaque was presented to Floyd H. Baker, vice principal at North Webster, by members of the student body and faculty on February 15. Baker, who has taught at the North Webster school for 19 years, will retire at

Education should include nutrition information

By MARIETTA F. HENRY Extension Home Economist 1^ — America is raising a generation of children who don’t know their way around nutrition, let alone a kitchen. Many of our children aren’t learning it at school, and even fewer are learning it at home. The reasons are all around us The revolution in American lifestyles has revolutionized the way we eat. Three planned meals a day have been overthrown in favor of five or six snacks. The rule of the day is quick and convenient. And when it’s quick and convenient, chances are there’s no time factored in for teaching our children skills important for health and well being. Elementary and high schools also are so caught up in high-tech that home economics classes usually take a back seat. One of the consequences of our high-tech society is that when we think of a child’s education, we think of math and science. We need to be more aware than children also need to learn survival skills. They have to learn about basic food preparation and food safety somewhere. That’s even more critical when you consider that many children today are eating on their own because parents are working. In many c&ses, especially in singleparent households, the children prepare what few meals the family has together. So the basic skills need to be

(pontoon reconditioning} B Re-Decking W ■ Carpeting ■ R . Painting b B Boat Interiors B ■ Finest Quality Materials And Workmanship ■ K Competitive Prices S | Phone 457-2441 1 [ WAWASEE nil’ll REALTY, inc. Ws J P.O. BOX 478. SYRACUSE. IN 46567 Jb '' (219)457-4911 Kevin Smith, Sales 219-658-9295 i’ ' i Jodi Kleeman, Sales 219-457-4256 . r /, '' Carole Reilly, Sales 219-457-5950 _ Phullis Gerstner '''' ' Tom Gerstner, Sales 219-457-4911 oiner Broker ' 'i 'i Connie Johnson, Sales 219-457-3557 i ( : OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - Sun. 10-2 ' j L !;;! DON’T LET THIS PASS YOU BY! [ I''; No. 713 — THIS ONE HAS IT ALL!!! Close to town, yet very private Ji ( I ''' lovely maintenance free Brick home on well groomed double tlzt lot. ,h J ' h ' Wide WAWASEE CHANNEL on 2 sides for truly “Nature” setting. This n ' U home features a monster size 19x25 family room, with celling fan. wet 1 > '' i bar and brick fireplace, and this great room l» attached to a huge kh- >, h ' chen lor soar-in— --rc —> piaying. All this and so MUCH << >< MORE, CALL TODAY for your private viewing. $138,900. J>

the end of the current year after 40 years of teaching. Rev. John Shypulefski a student at Grace college at Winona % Lake, is the new preacher at the North Webster Christian church.

taught earlier than ever with children who have to manage and make decisions earlier than they’ve ever had to in previous generations. And let’s not forget the 13 million children living in poverty who have to learn how to choose and possibly prepare meals in the most nutritional way possible and have to do it with fewer dollars. The ignorance includes basic sanitation. Grandma taught mom by washing her hands before cutting up the chicken. Mom watched grandma do it, and it all became second nature. Who’s teaching the mom of tomorrow? Today, many of the flu symptoms really are food-borne illnesses brought about by ignorance. People carry their chicken on a cutting board to the barbecue grill, cook the chicken, and then put it back on the unwashed board. And they wonder why they get sick! Food poisoning also can have longer-range consequences than a three-day bout with diarrhea. For example, some food poisoning can cause rheumatoid arthritis to activate earlier than it otherwise would. Hart to announce Former Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado will announce his candidacy for president on April 13 in Denver, aides said. Hart surprised many observers in 1984 by ’ finishing second to former Vice President Walter F. Mondale in the race for the Democratic nomination.

He preached there for the first time on February 12, and on February 19, the congregation voted to accept him. He will be at the church until June when he will graduate from Grace college.

Although the potential'for trouble is a concern, the solution is easier now than ever before. With today’s focus on fitness and natural foods, people are hungry for more information about good nutrition and health. The time is ripe to think about balancing instruction in high-tech skills with instruction in survival skills. LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE To: Timothy Tyler GTI Gemini Travel, Inc. 108 N. State St. '* Chicago, 11.60602 " Please take notice that on the ISTH-DA Y OF MARCH, 1987, AT 9:00 A.M., Wawasee Boat Co., Inc. will sell at public auction at its office at Rural Route 1, Syracuse, tn., the following described Item: 1976 Century Arabian, Hull No. CEB6EI4OM76K, Brown and White, In satisfaction of charges for the storage and repairs to said boat and for expenses of this sale. The sale shall be for cash and the item to be sold may be viewed by prospective purchasers. For appointment, telephone 457-4404. Wawasee Boat Co., Inc. F.lB-25-M.4 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received: BY: The Board of Trustees of Warsaw Community Schools, Warsaw, Indiana FOR: Warsaw Community High School, Warsaw, Indiana AJ: Warsaw Community Schools Administrative Building, One Administration Drive, Post Office Box 288, Warsaw, Indiana. 46580 UNTIL: 2:00 p.m., E.S.T., Friday, March 27, 1987. Bids received after that time will be returned unopened. BID OPENING: The sealed Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud immediately thereafter in the High School Auditorium, located at One Tiger Lane. All work for the complete construction of the project will be under multiple prime con tracts with the Owner or its assignee based on bids received and on combinations award ed. The Construction Manager will manage the construction of the project. Construction shall be in full accordance with the Bidding and Contract Documents which are on file with the Owner and may be examined by prospective bidders at the following locations: ANSWERS: *, o j ACROSS: DOWN: 1 Omar i olds 2 Edd 2 Mare 5 Dribbled 3 Av j v 8 Afar 4 Rebels 12 Lave 5 Ell 13 Lea 6 Deep 14 Dope 7 Da( j e 17 Oust 8 Adobe 18 Sever 9 p O ulshot 19 Pebbles 10 Apse 21 Las Rets 23 Les« 16 B ra 24 Alms 20 Bled 27 Pate 22 Spas 30 Her 2 X Apt 33 Pea . 2 5 Lee 34 Caved 26 Man to man 35 Ole 28 Ave 36 Ten 29 Tern 37 User 31 EU 38 Otis ' 32 Res 39 Tar 34 Curb 41 Nor 38* Orator 43 Goodbye 49 Adage 47 Eager 42 Qer 51 Alma 43 Gasp 52 Overtime 44 on a 54 Slag 45 yoke 55 Key Even 56 On it 48 Gina 57 Pane 49 Em it 58 ENE 5o R e te 59 Rate 53 Q r b

THWAITS REALTY 65758 SR 15 GOSHEN, IN 46526 533-0404 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY -7 unit apartment complex that is fully occupied. 5155.500. 2 STORY COUNTRY HOME E. of Syracuse. Priced at $17,900. RESORT AREA RESTAURANT - 8,800 sq. ft. brick bldg., excellent condition. Plenty of parking. 4-way liquor license Terms negotiable. 55 A( RES - with large set of buildings. E.ast of Syracuse. Joe Morga-thrler 457 3746 William Tarman 831 2978 Doris Thwi.its ~ 4’5 7 4 6U"4" Lawrence Thwaits. CRfA 457-4604

1. Office of the Architect Perkins & Will Two North LaSalle Street Chicago, Illinois6o6o2 Odle, Burke, Yearwood & Johnson Architects 6765 North State Highway 37 Bloomington, Indiana 47402 2. Office of the Construction Manager Construction Control 3702 Rupp Drive Fort Wayne, Indiana 46815 3. Dodge/Scan 6666 East 75th Street, Suite 199 Indianapolis, Indiana 46250 4. Construction League of Indianapolis 1800 North Meridian Street, Suite 601 Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 5. Builders Exchange of St. Joseph Valley 215 Maycrest Building South Bend, Indiana 46624 6. MACIAF ” 1402 Mishawaka Avenue South Bend, Indiana 46624 7. F.W. Dodge 6433 Georgetown North Boulevard Fort Wayne, Indiana 46815 8. F.W. Dodge 900 Ridge Road Muenster, Indiana 46321 9. F.W. Dodge 230 West Monroe Street Chicago, Illinois6o6o6 Prime contract bidders may obtain bidding documents from the office of the Construction Manager for a deposit of $150.00 for each complete set. Prime bidders may have one complete set on a refundable basis if: 1. a responsible bid is received and the documents are returned to the Construction Manager within thirty days of receipt of bids; or 2. the prospective bidder notifies the Construction Manager of his intention to not bid and returns his documents at least ten days prior to receipt of blds. Deposits shall be made payable to the Con - struction Manager. «> Wage rates shall not be less than those determined for this project. Refer to the enclosed wage scale. Bid security In the amount of five percent (5%) of the bid must accompany each bid in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. Bid security shall be a certified check or bid bond. The successful bidders will be required to furnish Performance and Payment Bonds for 100% of their contract amount prior to ex ecution of contracts. Bonds shall be in full force and effect for a period of at least 12 months after the date of final completion and acceptance of the work provided onder the contractor's contract. Should the contractor's bonding company default, the contractor will be responsible for securing a new bond within fourteen (14) calendar days. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any bid (or corftblnation of bids) and to waive any irregularities In bidding. In the event that a responsible bid is not received for a specific, category of work or if It is determined that the low bid received is too high, the bid received for that category of work will be rejected and said category will be rebid. Bidders are urged to attend a prebid conference with representatives of the Owner, Architect and Construction Manager present to discuss construction sequence, continuous operation and cut-over of existing services, contractor's work and storage areas and requirements for contractor's personnel working In existing buildings. A tour of the job site and existing facilities will be held in conjunction with the prebid conference. Site inspection and tour will convene at 1:30 p.m., on Wednesday, March 11,1987, at the Freshman High School Cafeteria. Contracts awarded will be conditioned upon and subject to completion of financing by the Owner in an amount sufficient to cover the cost of construction, plus all incidental expenses, and will be subject to termination, without penalty or liability, at the option of the Owner at any time after the date of execution, in the event the Owner shall determine that financing cannot be completed. The Owner is cognizant of the time limitation for awarding contracts and giving notice to proceed pursuant to IC 5 16-2-1.5. However, due to the time requirements anticipated for obtaining approvals of appropriate public agencies, leasing the project, the sale and delivery of bonds to finance the project, and other required procedures, it is anticipated that the contract cannot be finally executed and notice to proceed be given until 150 days following the opening of the bids. Accordingly, bidders should be prepared to grant an appropriate extension of time pursuant to IC 5-16-2 1.5 at the time of making the tentative award to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder as determined by the Owner. The Owner retains the right to assign any portion of the contract, wholly or in part, to the Owner's holding corporation. No bidder may withdraw his bid within one hundred-fifty (150) days after the actual date of the opening thereof. It is the intention of the Owner that construction of portions of the project will start July 1, 1987, and all phases of work will be completed by September 1,1989. The Board of Trustees of Warsaw Community Schools March 2, 1987 ” M. 4-11 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF PROPOSED ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the tax payers of the Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 7:30 P.M. on the 17th day of March, 1987, will consider the following additional appropriations In excess of the budget for the current year. AMOUNT EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE FUND Purchase of ambulance $16,000.00

ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1984 , TOWN OF SYRACUSE, KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS. CASH BALANCES AND INVESTMENTS BALANCES (INCLUDE UTILITIES) Cash Balance Cash Balance Investments Total Cash & F un( j 1-1-84 . Receipts Disbursements 12-31-84 12-31-84 Inv. At 12-31-84 £ General Fund $123,136.31 $ 456,680.09 $ 472,023.92 $107,792.48 -0-. $107,792.48 Federal Revenue Sharing Fund —o— 203,470.34 188,167.92 15,302.42 45,000.00 60.302.42 Motor Vehicle Highway 72,248.53 221,935.72 192,894.50 101,289.75 5,000.00 106,289.75 Local Road and Street . 4,526.59 91.183.08 92,957.00 2,752.67 35.000 00 37,752.67 Cumulative Capital Improvement 22,705.36 57,109.29 74,000.00 5,814,65 - 40,000.00 45,814.65 Police Accident Report Fund 622.08 , 795.00 1,198.43 218.65 —o— 218.65 Police Firearms Training Fund 678.39 115.00 793.39 —0 793.39 Cumulative Fire Fund 4,041.27 229.550 45 228,000.00 5,591.72 120,000.00 125,591.72 Cumulative Capital Imprv.—tax rate 104,461 49 73.800.77 173.963.62 4,298 64 70.000.00 74.298 64 Cumulative Capital Development 4,051.61 27,613,11 —o— 31,664.72 —o— 31,664.72 EMS - Ambulance 5,904.74 36,252.69 40,468 41 1,689.02 15,000.00 16,689.02 Cumulative Sewer 13,946.53 24,816.25 32,968.92 5,793.86 15,000.00 20,793.86 Town Hall - Lease Rental -0- 71,580.60 40,162.50 31,418.10 -0- 31,418.10 Judgment —49,173.91 10.000.00 —0- -39,173.91 -0— —39,173.91 Park — Non Reverting 55.57 —o— —<7— 55.57 - -0— 55.57 Federal Withholding —o— 42,252.30 42,252.30 —o— —o—- — Security -0- 29,970.86 29,970.86 -0- -0- -0Indiana Withholding —o— 11,569.63 11,569.63 —O- 0 0 Colt Withholding —o— 961.36 961 36 -0- -o- -0- • Insurance -0- 3.770.00 3.490.00 280 00 -0— 280.00 Garnishee Wage ; — 108.00 -3,467.70 3,575.70 —o— -0— —O’water Utility-Operating 9,590.45 192,864 89 201.597 29 858.05 - 0 - 858.05 Water utility - Bond and Interest 32,621 48 251,267.49 283.450 00 438.97 130.000 00 130.438 97 Water Utility - Depreciation 20.809.37 20,067.40 40.467 80 408 97 29.500 00 29.908 97 Water Utility — Customer Deposit —o— —o— —o— —o— 2,294.64 Sewage Utility - Operating 5,180.38 ' 221,515.51 232,986 38 -6,290.49 -0— -6,290 49 ' Sewage utility.'-Bond and Interest -18.300 35 110,016.24 125,256.25 -33,540.36 -0- -33.540.36 Sewage Utility—Depreciation —1,711.74 15,352.75 13,641.01 —o— —0 —io—- — $355,502.15 $2,407,978.52 $2,526,023.80 $237,456 87 506.794.64 $744.251 5) A detailed Accounting ot Receipts and Disbursements is on file in the Clerk Treasurer's Office and May be reviewed during business hours. 6 •OBTAIN FIGURES FROM YOUR COUNTY AUDITOR S RECORDS LONG TERM INDEBTEDNESS AS OF DECEMBER 31,1984 Gen. Obligation Revenue Bonds - Bonds Outstanding * Outstanding As Bonds Issued Bonds Retired Outstanding A« a. cm invest Paid Os Jan. 1,1984 During 1984 During 1984 01 Dec. 31,19*4 Dec. 31, 19M During 1986 Water Utility $ 829,000.00 $12,000 00 $ 817.000.00 $ 41,450.00 Sewage Utility 901,000 00 27,000.00 874.000.00 87,790 00 Total $1,730,000 00 $39,000X10 $1,691,000.00 $129,240.00 FEDERAL GENERAL REVENUE SHARING EXPENDITURESONLY Actual • Revenue Sharing Expenditures Function Or Purpose Os Expenditure °- Capital Roads <3/, 167.92 All Other 74,000.00 Total $61,167.92 This is to certify that the data contained in this report is accurate to the best of my knowledge and belief. • Jennifer L. Lewis, Clerk Treasurer

FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND Purchase of ambulance $20,000.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commlssioners,«which Board, upon receipt, will hold a further hearing within fifteen (15) days at the County Auditor's Office of said County, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Jennifer L. Lewis, Clerk-Treasurer Town of Syracuse, Indiana M. 4-11 KOS. CO. GENERAL PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko Countys Boa rd of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the 2nd day of March, 1987. M. Kenlpe 1078.50; M J Schmitt 1078.50; L Cochran 1078.50; L Christner 1056.33; K Vanlaningham 1056.33; S Tatter 1056.33; S Christner 1056.33; R Hartzell 1035.08; M McSherry 1035.08; B Knapp 1035.08; L Cole 1035.08; G Morehouse 722.00; M McCoy 228.00; S Lawlor 266.00; C Morts 1095.16, N Quillen 1095.16; M Garman 1078.50; E M Ransbottom 1056.33; M Weller 1078.50; J Gadson 1078.50; M B Miner 1078.50, K Sponselier 1056.33; M Wolford 1056.33; P Patrick 1056.33; E Drudge 1035.08, J Cox 1078.50, B Shafer 1056.33, G Maple 1056.33; K Thomas *1035.08; E Heckman 64.00; B Ford 32.00, B Geiger 96.00; J Clay 64.00; B Hay 64.00; C Sundheimer 1078.50; F Besson 720.00, P Rader 810.00, R Hoppus 624.00, C A Rovenstlne 1797.04; S Holder man 1799.39; R Mikel 1782.31; R Fellows 1828.41; T Kitch 1718.71; B Blackburn 1741.76; G Moser 1698.01, R Monk 1674.96; J Bronslng 1696 01 ; M Hobbs 1628.86; T Brindle 1640.39, S Whitaker 1617.34; D Curtis 1594.29; S Knlspel 1582.76; D Speigle 1444.15; A Valentine 1421.10; E Brown 1432.63; S Stone 1375.00, M Fishbaugh 1375.00; F Hoffer 600.00; J Hetler 300.00; M Kissinger 1291.66; J Parker 769.50; C Eastlund 134.75; J Lavender 175.50; L Sebo 1184.91; R Girod 1408.33; M Warren 1078.50; S Thompson 1078.50; C Retz 1056.33; N Howell 1056.33,- L Arnold 120.00; A Warner 200.00; M Ridings 1078.50; S Myrlck 1056.33; P Gammiere 1035.08, J Ridings 327.00; J McConnell 1078.50; K Bouse 1056.33; S A Mitchell 1421.16; J Prado 1078.50; D Bowman 456.00; D Biesemeyer 722.00; S McKrill 1064.00; E Barber 570.00; B Clampitt 570.00; E Slater 228.00; E Rife 570.00; E Bertsch 494.00; C Church 266.00; J Boggs 456.00; S Baumgartner 570.00; M B Camden 342.00; D Richard 1724.83; S Maenhout 1485.91; C Overmyer 1078.50; A Kennedy 1056.33; R Kemper 1562.91; C Danner 1078.50; S Gladleux 1056.33; K Baker 1035.08; E K Wagner 646.25; M Hoerr 1078.50; E Everest 139.75, S Everest 93.16; R Reed 765.41, R Denney 1575.58; W Stafford 1310.75, V Dickerson 1107.58; P Abbett 456.71; T Breton 289.17; C Hill 337.37; S Wolf 436.05; B Hall 137.70; M Slone 270.81; D Robinson 1379.16; J Truex 1035.08; R Carlile 1388.30; G Norton 1365.25; R Hetler 1250.00; G Nash 1250.00; S Nichols 1035.08, Bell & Howell 2572.50; Executive Office 80.00; Times-Union 211.32; ComMand 1845*45; Postmaster 13330.00; NBS Office Supplies 174.70; Faulkners Bindery 4350.00; Cleora Cauffman 185.10; Wm Dalton II 1160.00; Mail-Journal 285.26, Pitney-Bowes 193.50, A E Boyce 2081.75; Waddell Printing 2767.90; Business Equipment 1023.68; Ignited Telephone 4685.58; Max Reed 1046.00; S Maenhout 68.70; A Kennedy 12.25; D Richard 455.75, A Gunter 343.66, A Warner 38.64; Indiana Co Auditors Assoc 53.98; Superior Business Forms 59.51; D Miner 700.00; Culligan 175.00; Yelters Auto Mart 4.14; Pioneer Mfg 198.00; G Rankin 16.25, Superior Supply 1423.31; Service Electric* 31.00; Arrow Services 68.00, Warsaw Wholesale Suppliers 29.19, Nipsco 12237.86; Hoosier Water 265.94; Sewage Collection 246.21; Lowmans 357.31; Wildmans 21.40, Edna Martin Assoc 64.00; Miller & Sons 52.47, Wholesale Electric 33.93; Wicks Air Filter Serv 632.70; Hall Hardware 30.23, Koors Amoco 325.00, Hoosier Waste Systems 143.00; Hoffman Simplicity 6.00; K-Mart 29.05; Sears Roebuck 154.94; E Everest 153.96, M Priser 27.50, R Durbin 732.88, Michie Co 42.89; United Telespectrum 72.00; Beauchamp McSpadden 53.00; Indiana Empl Sec Division 113.00; Prudential Ins 13316.32; IBM 699.59; Pizza Hut 17.68, Ind Assoc Co Councils 70.00; Juvenile Justice 5000.00, Indiana Girls' School 48141.69; Logansport St Hospital 76.20; Bender Funeral Home 100.00; Delaughter Mortuary 100.00, Fagen-Mlller Funeral Gardens 100.00, McHatton-Sadler 400.00; Meeks Mortuary 100.00; Mishler Funeral Home 100.00; Tltus Funeral Home 300.00; Marshall County 84.00; Noble County 54.00; Glenn M Pullen, DVM 68.75; Humane Society 6361.00, Historical Society 1416.67; Earthware 350.00, Chamber of Commerce 1666.66, L Borton 42.00, J Haase 80.70; R Oliver 64.00; G Eastlund 49.94; D Morehouse 42.00, Exten slon Office 2.73; R Kemper 223.75, Dr Parke 1200.00; R Robinson 5310.32; S Ashton, DO 35.00; Brennans 202.66; Convenience Clinic 82.00; R Heyde, DDS 206.00, KCH 219.10, Spectacle Shoppe 108.00; Supreme Sales 4ir59; E Lee Bazini 25.00; R Helm 25.00; R Burner 40.00; R Sand 150.00; B Zimpleman 27.74; M Bennett 19.92, V Morts 1150, W Nyce 13.00; J Salisbury 14.50; J Jackson 11.50; C Dorgan 9.50, M Mason 9.50; L Mar tin 12.00; J Mock 14.50, D Thompson 12.50, R Baumgartner 14.50; E Adams 13.00; H Goshorn 9.00; W Jones, Jr 17.50; M Murphy 14.50, P Welrlck 1350, P Egolf 17.50; G Ruch 8.50; J Thomas 49.40, J Kuhn 50.36; N Lovell 49.40, D Guy 13.74; W Mikel 44.60, P Gross 9.42; L Wideman 46.52; C Burtoft 8.94, M Jones 14.22; J Moneyheffer 10.38; M Kussmaul 13.26, J Lessig 35.96; H Dunlthan 16.14; B Hudson 9.90; A Slusher 10.86; T Earhart 545.00; D Huffer 315.00; D Kolbe 656.34, V Landis 250.00, M Reed 695.00; J - Rigdon 1312.61; B Tandy 790.00; J Jarrette

100.00; Warsona Printing 138.40; Lawyers Coop 50.15; West Publishing 803.50; E Brown 40.00; Van-Ausdall 8. Forrar 100.75; A Plummer 127.04, Prosecuting Attys Assoc 450.00; Information Records Assoc 1003.06; E K Wagner 26.80; Express 90.20; Koors Amoa 29.75; LCB Card Ctr 14.17; Shell Oil 21.83? Brateman Bros 106.40; Indiana Sheriffs Assoc 100.00; Apollo Photo Ctr 34.66; Cox Studio 24.00; Kosko Printers 310.00; Dictaphone 1353.00; South Bend Police Dept 140.00; Quality Farm i Fleet 55.24; RiceFord 07.92; Steve Ross Che* 201.83; Warsaw Automotive 6.11; Wlndys Marathop 190.70; Instant Copy 23.67; Kos SWCD 61.00; Robt Norris 21.04; Hardesty Printing 64.25; G Lengemann Inc 226.33; Lincoln Graphic 55.00; Portatek 78.00; County Clerk 34.60; P Rife 125.27; Indiana Assessors Assoc 47.64; Quill Corp 33.80; J Prado 237.93; Syracuse Postoftice 1100.00; C Knlspel 305.30;* f , Ridings 12.00; Town of Syracuse 155.49; Xerox Corp 11.56; Winona Lake Postoffice 479.00; K Bouse 182.55; P Brown 183.20; P v Gammiere 182.55; N Howell 162.18; S A Mitchell 255.00; S Myrlck 182.55; M Ridings 182.55; S Thompson 162.18; M Warren 162.21; Indiana Office Systems 157.82; J Geberln $170.00; J Welrlck 1724.83; J D Geiger 1799.16; V Shoemaker 1724.83; B Dust 1608.16; R Robinson 1891.36; C Brower 2691.66; -G Eastlund 603.50; M Miner 351.00; A Gunter 1724.83; C Knlspel 1421.16; C Cauffman 1421.16; M Beer 592.77; F Gilliam 592.77; C Lynch 592.77; G Klinger 195.11; N DeGood 195.11; T Anglin 195.11; K Teel 195.11; R Hartzell 195.11; D Polk 195.11; L Teghtmeyer 195.11; R Sand 941.66; R Burner 941.66; J Jarrette 941.66; J Bricker 1369.08; K Perkins 1369.08; B Banghart 1369.08; L Furnlvall 1108.00; E Brumfield 1108.00; J Miner 1184.91; T Williams 1184.91; D Haney 1184.91; H Harper 1802.58; E Brown 1697.66; M Rodriguez 1533.33; M Kroft 1482.25; D Goshert 1184.91; N Mathews 764.00; J Walmer 1724.83; S Knisley 1184.91. REASSESSMENT PAYROLL L Harman 882.00; U Forney 840.00 LRBST Erie Stone inc 385.94; Klink Trucking 5113.58; W 8. W Gravel 283.73 CCBF John Camden Construction 20234.33 UPKEEP-209 Chupp Bros 280.00; Jack Hamman 7000.00; Lamoine Leckrone 428.50; Kent Sawyer 180.00 a REVENUE SHARING Beaman Home 11000.00; Cardinal Center 27500.00 KOS. CO. HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOW. R Winebrenner 2456.25; B Montel 1957.80; R Leiter 1671.67; C Shilling 1541.67; D Rogers 2156.73; R Jackson 2090.40; R Himes 2478.43; B Kuhn 2505.11; R Martin 2485.10; J Mettler * 1549.69; J Ingle 1402.54; L Young 1767.84; J Adams 2074.80; E Coy 2028.00; L Engle 2092.35; G Estepp 2028.00; D Huffman 2033.85; B Hyde, Jr 2238.60; F Kammerer 2145.00; R Meeks 1829.10; A Miller 2057.25; B Miner 2150.85; L Montel 2156.70; R Tennant 2092.35; G Young 2145.00; G Adams 2145.91 ; K Busselberg 1997.53; J Davis 2104.36; P Deaton 2128.10; K Huff 2174.25; G Huffman 1878.83; B Hyde 111 2145.91; J Kuhn 2045.01; W Long, Sr 1534.60; R Norman 2039.08; L Phillips 2258.67; T Rowland 2092.49; D Shill Ing 2057.25; M Winger 2039.08; Business EquipmentJ29.s2; Consolidated Petroleum 150.48; Express 199.49; Gast Fuel 8. Service 4397.57; Lewis Oil 451.95; Pierceton Equipment 4142.33; Silveus & Bradway 3419.32; Monteith Tire 1073.18; Ace Hardware 178.71; American Wire Rope 4789.24; Bearings Inc 749.38; Deeds Equipment 451.84; Dicks Wrecker 200.00; Dyna Systems 392.09; Ft Wayne Tire 111.50; Gilead Starter Serv 111.76; Hoffman Simplicity 574.00; Janitors Supply 181.15; KB. J Distributors 157.86; Kitchen Machinery 43.02; Miller 8, Sons 7.28; Murray Equipment 442.69; Nowak 8> Williams Supply 286.85; Oxford Chemicals 60.72; Petrolane Gases 30.63; Purity Cylinder 211.99; Quality Farm & Fleet 99.07; Graham Rankin 76.95; Rice-Ford 273.16; Rudd Equipment 3077.54; Russ Moore Inc 1597.39; Schraders 746.99; Shamrock Ford 645.21; Share Corp 66.75; South Side Supply 315.37; TSC Store 122.26; TTP Inc 823.14; Transmission & Fluid 44.10; Tri-State Bolt 174.22; W 8. W Truck Sales 3262.81; Walmer Supply 47.30; Warsaw Automotive 788.68, Warsaw Chemical 155.10; Warsaw Steel 1536.76; Warsaw Tool 299.20; Wolverine Tractor & Equip 752.48; X-ergon 126.73; Coverall Rental 712.00; Warsaw Cleaners 51.80; Domtar Industries 5964.16; Ellers Communication 122.50; United Telephone 14.69; Nipsco 2786.62; Dons Excavating 472.00, L 8. L Body Shop 93.14; Prudential Insurance 6109.95 KOS. CO. WELFAfeeDCFT. PAYROLLS ALLOW. \ Family Health Services 9,00; 1UMCU71.57; Goshen General Hospital 137.94; Dueling Clinic Pharm I 11.09; James Shupe, DDS 102.75; CFB Radiology 3.50; James Jinks, DDS 45.10; Charles Rosenbaum, DS 39.00; Ft Wayne Comm Disorders 78.00, Allen County Brace 8. Limb 600.00; Lutheran Hospital 287.57; Hooks Drugs No. 140 14.39; KCH 636.88; Jane Heyde, DDS 154.00; Joseph Thallemer, OD 5.00; Zale Drugs 18.95; Wernle Home 3219.50; Psychological 8. Family Consultations 715.00; Mirza Ahmad, MD 1413.30; Kenneth Hoh, MD 420.00 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL t. ALLOW. D W Haines 1116.66; J Cupp 1711.66, W Baxter 1554.16; J Johnson 1078.50; K Damon 1056.33; B Clouse 1443.33; R Strong 1425.83; Michael Valentine 26.00; Computerland 389.95; Environment News Digest 10.00; NBS Office Supplies 49.13; Ace Hdwe 15.27; Norlab 189.60; Dennis Woodward 24.57; Health Physics Assoc 399.00; County Extenslon Office 2.90; Postmaster 440.00; W Baxter 327.75; B Clouse 37.50; United Telephone 24.08; Prudential Insurance 724.47 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 2nd day of March, 1987.