The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 September 1988 — Page 15

Relief sole to be held on Sept. 24

The 21st annual Michiana Mennonite Relief Sale will take place on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 6 a.m. to mid-afternoon. Quilts, foods and handcrafts made by hundreds of Mennonite and Amish volunteers and overseas artisans, plus antiques, will be available for purchase. The sale, to be held at the Elkhart County Fairgrounds, a mile east of the high school, in Goshen, is expected to attract many thousands of people from Indiana, Michigan and surroundingstates. All money from the sale will be contributed to the world-wide relief and service programs of Mennonite Central Committee, Akron, Pa. The total contributed from last year’s sale was $490,000. The following auctions will begin at the times listed and continue until all items are sold: quilt, 8 a.m.; antique, 9 a.m.; new and used items, 10:30 a.m. Run for Relief will begin at 8 a.m. In addition to the Saturday activities, there will be an Open House from 5-9 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23. Foods will be served on the grounds during that time. Self Help Craft items made by overseas artisans will also be on sale. Open house gives interested persons the opportunity to College class offered Manchester College is offering a graduate level education course at two locations off campus this fall. Project TEACH is being offered for the first time in both Warsaw and Rochester. A three credit course, Project TEACH is designed to produce successful classroom management. Verbal skills and strategies, that produce positive communication will be emphasized. How to gain student cooperation, use group dynamics to create a winning environment, resolve differences of opinion faster, reduce, confypntations, and determine the best solutions will be studied. The class will be conducted on Wednesdays at Warsaw Com-, munity High School beginning Sept. 7 and on Thursdays at Rochester Middle School beginning Sept. 8. It will also be offered at the college on Mondays beginning Sept. 12. All classes will meet from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Dr. Warren Garner, chair of the department of education and director of teacher education, will conduct the Warsaw and college classes. Dr. Richard W. Robison, professor of education, will meet with the Rochester class. Pre-registration by phone or mail is necessary. For further information on course content and tuition, call the Office of the Academic Dean at 982-2141, Ext. 501, or the Education Department Office at Ext. 506. Manchester College is a fouryear liberal arts college affiliated with the Church of the Brethren. • It will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 1990. PUBLIC NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for one (1) Type 111 Ambulance will be received by Multi-Township Emergency Medical Service until 5:00 p.m. on the 19th day of the ninth month of 1988 at which time they will be opened and read to the public. Blds should be mailed or delivered to: Multi-Township Emergency Medical Service 2304 E. Center Street Warsaw, Indiana 46580 ' Specifications are on file at the MultiTownship Emergency Medical Service Base and may be obtained by contacting Cindy Dobbins, Leonard Baugher or Jim Huffer at (219)-269-1975. Blds must be accompanied by a certified check or a performance bond equal to ten (10) percent of maximum bld and ’the necessary affidavit of non-collusion as required by law. All blds must be submitted on Form 95 as required by the State Board of Accounts. > Vehicle must be available for delivery by December 15, 1988. Bids will be awarded on the basis of the ability of the vehicle to meet the specifications on file. Multl-Townshlp Emergency Medical Service reserves the right to reject any and all blds and to waive any Informalities in the bidding process. Dated this 12th day of August, 1988. Edwin Pratt, President Janet Ewing, Secretary/Treasurer A.31-5.7 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Nd. 43C01-8806-ES-82 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA Notice Is given that Judith A. Bardsley was on the 22nd day of August, 1988, ap pointed: personal representative of the estate of Lawrence E. Singleton, deceased. All 'persons 'having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said court within five months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Warsaw, Indiana, this 22nd day of August, 1988. Jeanne Weirlck Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court RICHARD A. GREEN ' Attorney for Personal Representative East Main Street Syracuse, IN 46567 Telephone (219) 457 3222 A 11. C 1

preview items for sale and to help with sale expenses, since receipts from food sold that evening will be used to help defray expenses. A special project this year' is Shalom ’BB, a new home built from donated labor, materials at cost or donated, and contributions. house will be sold on the open /market, and the proceeds will go toward the Relief Sale. The sale officially gets under way with a sausage and pancake breakfast at 6 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 24. Sale-goers are reminded to arrive early. Admission and parking are free. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that on the 16th day of August, 1988, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Indiana, adopted the following Ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 88-9 AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL VEHICLES TO STOP AT THE INTERSECTION OF PICKWICK ROAD AND HARKLESS DRIVE IN THE TOWN OF SYRACUSE, INDIANA BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana: Section 1. All vehicles shall come to a full and complete stop at the intersection of Pickwick Road and Harkless Drive in the Town of Syracuse, Indiana. Section 2. Appropriate signs shall be erected at said intersection giving notice of the provisions of this Ordinance and shall be in place at the time of any alleged offense. Section 3. Any person in any of the terms or provisions of this Ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in an amount of not less than Five Dollars ($5) nor more than Fifty Dollars (SSO). Any person charged with a violation of this Ordinance may, In lieu of being charged for such violation in Court for the penalties prescribed herein, pay to the Clerk-Treasurer of the Town of Syracuse for the benefit of the General Fund of said town, within thirty (30) days after being charged with any such violation, the sum of Five Dollars ($5) for each such violation if paid within five (5) days of the violation, or if such sum has not been paid within said five (5) days, then by paying the sum of Five Dollars ($5) plus an additional One Dollar ($1) for each day from the time of the violation charged to the date of payment, with such total sum not to exceed Twenty-five Dollars ($25). Section 4. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict or inconsistent with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 5. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and proper publication thereof. Duly passed and adopted at a regular and duly constituted meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syracuse, ort the 16th day of August, 1988. James J. Hughes, President Attest: Mark L. Tatman, Clerk-Treasurer Au. 31-S. 7 uddk-jj KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES <• The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on the Ist day of September, 1988. J Weirlck 1907.08; M J Schmitt 1160.91; M kenipe 1143.25; S Christner 1143.25; L Cochran 1143.25; L Christner 1119.75; G Morehouse 1119.75; S Tatter 1119.75; M McSherry 1119.75; R Hartzell 783.72; N Weirlck 1044.92; B Knapp 1097.16; L Cole 1097.16; M McCoy 315.00; S Bryant 798.00; S Lawlor 504.00; P Brown 1907.08; G Heagy 1160.91; N Quillen 1160.91; M Garman 1.143.25; E M Ransbottom 1119.75; M Weller 1143.25; J Gadson 1143.25; B Miner 1143.25; M Wolford 1119.70; K Sponseller 1119.70; P Patrick 1119.75; S Thomas 1047.33; V Shoemaker 1828.33; J Cox 1143.25; B Shafer 279.94; K Thomas 1097.16; L Justice 1097.16; B Hay 252.00; B Dust 1704.66; C Sundheimer 1143.25; P Rader 1119.75; R Hoppus 666.66, V Morris 1097.16; F Besson 168.00; R Robinson 2036.32; C A Rovenstine 1948.56; S Holderman 1954.66; R Mikel 1934.77; R Fellows 1972.16; T Kitch 1867.42; B Blackburn 1892.35; G Moser 1848.60; J Hart 1661.66; J Bronsing 1848.60; M Hobbs 1773.82; T Brindle 1786.29; S Whitaker 1761.36; D Curtis 1736.44; S Knispel 1723.97; T Baugher 1661.66; J Mooney 1661.66; D Speigle 1587.24; A Valentine 1562.31; E Brown 1574.48; M Fishbaugh 1537.39; T Ciriello 1661.66; C Smythe 1500.00; C Brower 2708.33; M Kiss Inger 1369.16; G Eastlund639.7s; C Eastlund 134.75; R Girod 175.50; L Sebo 1256.00; B Weiss 1492.83; A Gunter 1828.33; M Warren 1160.91; S Thompson 1143.25; C Retz 1119.75; N Howell 1119.75; M Hoffman 390.00; C Knispel 1506.41; M Ridings 1143.25; SMyrick 1119.75; P Gammiere 1097.16; J Braumberger 525.00; C Cauffman 1506.41; C Morts 1143.25; K Bopse 1119.75; J Balazs 1097.16; D Wilcoxson 608.00; S A Mitchell 1506.41; J Prado 1143.25; D Blesemeyer 1119.75; E Barber 336.00; B Clampitt 840.00; C Church 294.00; E Bertsch 420.00; S Baumgartner 210.00; M B Camden 462.00; M Alberding 336.00; D Richard 1907.08; S Maenhout 1625.00; C Overmyer 1143.25; A Kennedy 1119.75; S Kurtz 1097.16; T E Zimmerman 840.00; S Gladieux 1143.25; K Baker 1119.75; P Marsh 1097.16; R Kemper 1656.66;

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E K Wagner 685.00; M Hoerr 1143.25; D Zolman 714.00; E Everest 148.16; S Everest 98.75; M Beer 628.33; F Gilliam 628.33; C Lynch 628.33, R Reed 811.33; G Klinger 206.82; N DeGood 206.82; T Anglin 206.82; K Teel 206.82, R Hartzell 206.82; D Polk 206.82, L Teghtmeyer 206.82; R Denney 1670.08; W Stafford 1389.41; V Dickerson 1174.00; P Abbeft 723.25; B Hill 936.00; J Dickson 396.80; B Hall 99.20; L Marker 507.60; D Robinson 1461.91; D Secrlst 1097.16; R Carlile 1482.01; R Hetler 1344.93; G Nash 1357.39; R Phillips 1320.00, M West 1320.00; B Stutzman 1097.16; C Baugher 180.00; D Smith 120.00; G Grubbs 210.00; R Neuenschwander 330.00; J Pequignot 1451.25; K Perkins 1451.25; B Banghart 1451.25; D Haney 1451.25; L Furnivall 1174.54;.E Brumfield 1174.54; J Miner 1256.00; T Williams 1256.00; N Stewart 1256.00; H Harper 1931.58; E Brown 1820.41; M Krott 1646.16; D Weaver 1333.33, D Goshert 1256.00; N Mathews 42.00; J Walmer 1828.33; S Knisely 1256.00; L Bruner S Nichols 1097.16; Business Equipment 48.11; G Lengemann Co 245.95; NBS Office Supply 17.63; Tri-Namic Printing 20.29; /\A Reed 555.00; Charter Network 88.43; S Kurtz 143.75; D Richard 456.00; E Zimmerman 12.95; American Planning Assoc 96.00; McNulty Computer Co 3000.00; Charter Network 5.46; A Gunter 26.00; Waddell Printing 141.50; S Thompson 11.92; A E Boyce 137.00; Business Equipment 3.17; Business Systems 558.28; Charter Network 102.40; Un Tel 37.71; Monroe 128.00; Superior Supply 1002.94; Hall Hardware 217.18; Service Electric 92.00; Professional Chemical 317.57; Edna Martin Assoc 105.00; Arrow Services 174.00; Charter Network 17.24; R Denney 5.00; Beauchamp/McSpadden 40430.46; Nipsco 14100.20; Hoosier Water 278.44; Sewage Collection Ofc 286.17; Lowmans 590.64; Communication Co 671.20; Waste Management 153.00; Ace Hardware 2.78; Langley Equip 76.54; 'Hoffman Simplicity 5.00; Un Tel 39.89; Eilers Comm 123.00; A.E Boyce 1357.40; Business Equipment 24.10; Thomas Rubber Stamp Co 55.00; Charter Network 31.25; Postmaster 1000.00; IBM 58.00; Pitney Bowes 102.00; R Durbin 575.00; Atek 41.00; A E Boyce 140.00; Fisher Bros Paper 420.00; Michie Co 7.15; Un Tel 3129.34; Un Telespectrum 72.00; R Durbin 196.25; Mail-Journal 364.86; Times-Union 250.49; Pitney-Bowes 102.00; Tippe Twp 500.00; IBM 694.17; Un Tel 155.03; Kos Co Fair Assoc 45.00; Kos Co 4H Sale Comm 35.00; B Botka 30.00; T Cook 100.00; M Cross 60.00; T Holt/R Holt 60.00; D Kalb 70.00, A Marsh 35.00; A Roberts 20.00; D Smith 110.00; Juvenile Justice 2500.00; Ft Wayne State Dev Ctr 1123.39; Indiana Girls' School 47259.00; Treas of State of In 70055.93; Bender Funeral Home 100.00; Eastlund-Harris Funeral Home 130.00; King Memorial Home 200.00; Robt Loose Funeral Home 100.00; McHatton Sadler Funeral Chapel 400.00; Strong Funeral Home 200.00; Titus Funeral Home 200.00; Elkhart County 24.00; Noble County 351.00; Wabash County 48.00; MSD of Wabash County 1086.13; Public Safety Animal Control 6361.00; Atek 6146.50; Historical Society 1416.63; Beaman Home 916.67, Kos Development 2500.00; K Carver 82.69; Ist Source Bank 38.15; J Harris 29.40; P Staker 182.53; J Sadler 50.00; Fairfield Pathologists 500.00; Indiana Univ-Purdue Univ 59.00; Business Equipment 189.48; R Kemper 312.00; S Brown 10.00; J Ford 10.00; A E Boyce 857.50; Postmaster 500.00; Superior Supply 72.45; Dr Parke 1200.00; Un Tel 381.27; L & S Equip 182.07; R Robinson 5820.15; Brennans 408.97; Dr Heyde, DDS 50.00, KCH 293.05; Kos Radiology 70.00, South Bend Med Foun T 4.60; Thornburgs 215.07; Quality Farm/Fleet 54.99; D Kolbe 75.00; R Reed 25.00; R Burner 20.00, R Sand 90.00; E Brumfield 5.A6; John Wongs 33.22; T Earhart 165.00; J Geberin 567.50; D Huffer 925.00, M Reed 950.00; Rockhill, Pinnick, Pe quignot, Helm & Landis 340.00; B Tandy 305.00; Business Equipment 34.50; Founda tion Press 44.30; Michie Co. 22.50; West Publishing 1695.63; Charter Network 137.84; Un Tel 40.09; Postmaster 625.00; E Brown 121.50; D Weaver 69.53; Business Equipment 70.00; NBS Office Supply 71.89; Shepard's McGraw-Hill 38.50; Prosecuting Atty 139.71; Charter Network 68.07; Un Tel 39.69; Ind Pros Attys Assoc 100.00; Waddell Printing Co 91.75; South Bend Drafting 119.00; A.E Boyce 1266.05, Charter Network 12.90, BOMheSS' EcjCilpMenf’ 223.30;? ! CH5rteH'Nit ■WorHfftHjsß K Wagner 3dj4M> Dl Halites 120.00; J Hall 120.00; D Nine 90.00; S Pequignot 120.00; L Yeiter 120.0 O; R Conley 80.00; J Custer 34.00; R Jaress 24.00; J Kussmaul 62.00; Business Equipment 94.71; Executive Office 18.00; Radio Shack 113.62; Amoco 109.29; Express 262.89; Marathon Oil 12.46; Silveus & Bradway 22.90, Badgers Uniforms 31.68; Sign Graphics 180.00; Apollo 1 Hour Photo 60.89; Cox Studio 295.80; Training Resource 75.00; R Robinson 120.00; Bankcard Services 203.37; J Hetler 18.97; Kosko Printers 970.00; Nipsco 40.29; Arrow Glass 3.00; Cooks Repair 56.75; Hall Hardware 1.71; J & K Communication 80.00; Lake City Honda 11.95; Law Enforcement Equip 262.35; Mavron 1307.50; Monteith Tire 402.40; Poulson Ford 198.97; . Precision Automotive 198.27; Warsaw Automotive 96.71; Wholesale Electric 20.64; American Tescor 150.00; Builders Mart 224.34, Steven Jenkins 631.46; Nat'l Assn of Cd's 132.30; R Norris 27.50; D Zolman 27.50; ■ Kos SWCD 30.52; Milford Ins Center 114.00; C Brower 120.00; Business Equipment 7.24; Executive Office .133.30; G Lengemann 36.00; NBS 10.47; Charter Network 55.22; Un Tel 1.00; Charter Network 20.11; Un Tel 43.43; Business Equipment 18.84; NBS 9.75; J Prado 5.49; Un Tel 103.28; Nipsco 144.41; Alternative Business Machines 333.00; Business Equipment 22.88; Waddell Printing 70.00, Charter Network 7.01; Monroe 84.00; PDH Office Products 37.74; C Knispel 89.74, J Howard 500.00; Un Tel 220.04; C Hefty 21.15; S Myrick 14.63; Town of Syracuse 165.80; Xerox Corp 30.00; 'Executive Office 37.00; Charter Network .97; M Miner 223.45; Information 8> Records Assoc 1182.29; M Miner 351.00; R Sand 941.66; R Burner 941.66; J Jarrette 941.66; B Tinkey 833.33; E Craft 7.50; B Beamer 17.50; T Hamilton 14.00; B Lintz 15.50; G Felts 16.50; C Tucker 17.50; B Bibler-83.50; H White 13.50; R Muzzillo 9.00; G Manuel 15.00; A Harman 10.00; F Fletcher 8.00; S Wentzel 11.50; D Slater 16.00; R Holladay 8.00; E Estep 9.50; W Robbins 10.50; T Batalis 9.50; W Miller 15.00; W Clinker 17.00; M Van Dyke 16.00; M Prout 37.00; B Fosser 50.00; S Roach 17.50; G Werstler 47.00; W Schieler 48.00; A Daily 8.50; B Toetz 49.00; M Ryan 43.00; D Snyder 16.00; M Schaaf ,8.00; B Gadson 12.50; G

Culver 13.50; D Lawshe 8.00; M Stafford 19.00; N Carlson 8.00; S Coverstone 15.50; L Elliott 9.00 KOS. CO. REASSESSMENT PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES L Harman 1050.00; U Kintzel 1050.00; J Sherwin 400.00; B Hoffman 250.00; W G Kinsey 1092.00; J Pifer 588.00; M Piter 1092.00; J P Milam 168.00; H Clevenger 462.00; W Gillum 147.00; E Nelson 861.00; E Sparks 147.00; E Barber 336.00; B Leininger 252.00; B Leininger 756.00; G Miller 420.00; L Swick 420.00; S Me Krill 924.00; K Grimm 189.00; K Boggs 294.00, B McKrill 200.00, R White 200.00; D Barber 200.00; C Clampitt 200.00; D Slater 200.00; J Berger 200.00; P Rife 200.00; M Wertenberger 200.00; D Boggs 200.00, J Goon 200.00; F Slabaugh 200.00, R Hoffman 200.00; S Mitchell 200.00, C Knispel 200.00; M Baumgartner 200.00; I Salman 200.00; C Cauffman 200.00; S Thompson 200.00; M Warren 100.00; A Gunter 200.00; L Blackburn 714.00; G Miller 420.00; L Swick 420.00; J Tucker 714.00; D Beery 483.00, E Evans 483.00; J Sherwin 388.50; E Slater 84.00; V Donahue 1050.00; L Donahue 1092.00; M Farling 504.00; S Steele 504.00, J Boggs 609.00; R Plummer 399.00; P Molebash 189.00; B Whitridge 1050.00; B Hathaway 840.00; S Greider 777.00; T Reiff 819.00; J Prado 200.00; D Braumberger 819.00; R Hathaway 777.00; C Hefty 1050.00; R Insley 210.00; J Morganthaler 798.00; J Ridings 210.00; A Vitaniemi 840.00; M Ridings 200.00; S Myrick 20Q.00; H Forks 252.00; N Stump 378.00, J Balazs 200.00; C Morts 200.00; J Zellers 1050.00, M Kuyper 882.00; P Kingston 798.00; D Nichols 672.00, E Pochron 798.00; M A Bules 294.00; Apollo 1 Hour Photo 771.77; Augsburgers 79.92; Thornburgs 252.28; D Beery 18.91; E Evans 53.30; L Donahue 47.10; S Steele 47.48; S Greider 30.15; J Prado 32.18; T Reiff 35.30, D Braumberger 36.23; R Hathaway 45.45; R Insley 7.20; J Morganthaler 73.13; J Ridings 13.73; J Pifer 29.25; H Forks 75.15; P Kingston 23.88; E Pochran 40.96. LR 4 ST— 205 D & D Farms 1807.20; Elkhart Co Gravel 807.15; J 8. M Gravel 3142.92; Klink Trucking 306.91; R McCullough 828.00; Phendß. Brown 15435.84; W&W Gravel 993.71; Zimmerman Gravel 5609.28; Indiana Dept of Highways 9266.73. CCBF-206 American Timber Bridge 56735.39; John Camden Construction 12100.64. GDI —2OB Shankster Farm Drainage 1218.60; L D Thousand 1054.50; Haviland Drainage 1297.10; L Leckrone 5559.50 UPKEEP-209 Shankster Farm Drainage 6416.80; L D Thousand 7300.00; Haviland Drainage 1795.50; Hoffer Excavating 1486.25; Neidl ingers Drainage 2394.54; J Nickels 3675.00, D Ring 96.65; P Vandermark 110.00. REVENUE SHARING-505 Business Equipment 22.30; Executive Os fice 446.80; J Bess 592.50; A Wiseheart 974.75; S Maenhout 972.50; M Sellers624.oo. KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES K Traylor 2708.33; R Leiter 1772.08; C Shilling 1583.33; D Rogers 1639.25, R Jackson 1664.15; R Himes 1907.98; B Kuhn 1853.14; R Martin 1901.12; J Mettler 1670.38, L Young 1528.65; J Ingle 1602.00; S Angle 1320.00; C Cotton 1380.00; J Feldman 1380.00; W Smalley 1380.00; L Traylor 97.50; D Trip piedi 1580.00; J Adams 1577.84; E Coy 1529.52; P Deaton 1686.56; L Engle 1710.72; D Huffman 1710.72; B Hyde, Jr 1686.56; M

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Johnson 1620.12; F Kammerer 1383.88; T Kuhn 1626.16; R Meeks 1614.08; A Miller. 1620.12; B Miner 1656.36; L Montel 1668.44; M Walther 1626.16; G Adams 1648.32; K Busselberg 1636.08; J Davis 1642.20; G Estepp 1617.72; G Huffman 1629.96; B Hyde 111 1642.20; D Jackson 1648.32; J Kuhn 1636.08; B Montef 1697.28; R Norman 1642.20; L Phillips 1285.20; T Rowland 1648.32; D Shilling 1623.84; M Winger 1660.56; Business Equipment 22.57; NBS Office Supply 66.03; Renekers Sport Shop 27.95; Waddell Printing 19.00; Gast Fuel & Service 4854.30; Silveus & Bradway 8766.48; Monteith Tire 2783.07; Ace Hardware 60.91; American Wire Rope 2976.95; Argonne Rental 63.00; Bixel Paint 30.22; Curtis. Industries 171.19; Dyna Systems 159.16; Ernst Truck Equip 361.52; Fidler Inc 54.00; Fort Wayne Tire Center 131.49; Gilead Starter Service 123.44; Hoff man Simplicity 349.95; Janitors Supply Co 24.60; Kerlin Tractor 257.58; Kewanna Printing 155.70; Purity Cylinder Gases 70.97; Quality Farm & Fleet 29.97; Reid Holcomb C 6 16.35; Rice Ford 137.37; Rudd Equipment 107.75; Schraders 1157.24; South Side Supply 87.60; TSC 54.93; Triangle Fleet Serv 39.90; W & W Truck Sales 310.23; Walmer Supply 55.81?'Warsaw Automotive 277.70; Warsaw Chemical 35.60; Warsaw Steel 163.13; Wholesale Electric 118.50; X-ergon 178.35; Phend & Brown 46277.95; Pierceton Equipment Co 189110.19; Coverall Rental 826.40; Dalton Gang 23788.55; E & H Utility Sales 1248.82; Fishers Assoc Signs 1575.45; Charter Network 104.74; Eilers Comm 702.00; Kosko Printing 40.00; J Walther 500.00; Harmon Glass 89.63; Hartman 8. Sons 562.23; KMI 77599.95; Neenah Foundry 599.10; MailJournal 30.52; Times-Union 32.45; Consolidated Freight 131.25; MacAlllster Machinery 71.47; Beauchamp/McSpadden 35760.54; Nipsco 700.89. KOS. CO.WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES J Heyde, DDS 101.65; Dentistry for Children 21.50; Parkview Memorial Hospital 2592.25; IUMC 808.58; KCH 718.18; Selah Center 520.00; Brennans 4.59; N Bryant 38.00; W Eberly 21.10; Fagen Pharmacy 9.99; K-Mart 116.48; Kosciusko Medical Clinic 356.00; J Thallemer, OD 59.00; R Wieland, MD 23.00; In United Methodist Childrens Home 1727.00; White’s Institute 610.00; Christian Haven Homes 2077.00; Wernle Home 4650.00; Elkhart Psychological Services 130.00. KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES D W Haines, MD 1183.66; J Cupp 1907.08; W Baxter 1647.41; J Johnson 1143.25; M Moussallam 1119.75; B Clouse 1529.91; R Strong 1305.32; R Weaver 1457.50; P Mclnnis 966.00; Business Equipment 176.16; TriNamic Printing 43.99; Times-Union 65.00; Brennans 118.21; Public Safety Animal Control 208.33; Health Dept Petty Cash 12.35; B Baxter 382.49; Extension Office 15.41; Postmaster 440.00; B Clouseßß.so; R Weaver 290.00; Charter Network 125.59; Un Tel .75; J Cupp 3.67; Beauchamp 8. McSpadden 104.00; Tepe's 1.99. GRANT FOR HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL & ALLOWANCES C Pena 1100.00; Hach Company 42.35; Tepe's 65.96; Ace Hardware 34.84; Edglo Lab 800.00; Hall Hardware 55.66; Scarfo Productions 27.50; Turner Technologies 157.00; C Pena 243.50. I, Patricia A. Brown do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist day of September, 1988.

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McCormick Chevrolet US 6 WEST, NAPPANEE 773-3134

HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8-8, Fri. 8-5:30, Sat. 8-4 "Home-Owned Cars & Trucks" — • 87 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., Air $10,595 • 86 BUICK SOMERSET LIMITED 4 Cyl., Auto., Loaded 57,995 • 85 CHEVY MONTE CARLO V-6, Auto,, Air, $5,995 • 85 CHEVY CAMAROIROC Z2B Auto., Air $9,995 • 85 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., Air $5,595 • 85 CHEVY CAVALIER TYPE 10 2 Dr.. 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd., Air $5,595 • 84 CHEW CORVETTE Auto., Loaded $17,500 •82 MERCURY LYNX I WAGON ~ 4 Cyl.. Auto.. PS 9 s.but hJi- • 77 CHEVY IMPALA 4 Dr., 6 Cyl., Air $2,595 - TRUCKS - • 87 FORD RANGER L.W.B. 4X4 V-6, 5 Spd. ' / $10,595 • 86 FORD AEROSTAR 5 Pass. Van, 4 Cyl., 4 Spd. $8,595 • 86 CHEVY K-10 SUBURBAN SILVERADO Diesel, Loaded, 4 Wheel Drive $12,595 • 85 GMCHICUBEI4' V-8, Auto., Air $9,995 • 85 DODGE POWER RAM 150 CUSTOM 4X4 V-8, Auto. $8,595 • 84 DODGE RAM D2SO Converted Van $8,595 • 84 CHEVY G2O BEAUVILLE 5 Pass. Van, V-8, Auto., Air $8,595 • 84 CHEVY CIO SCOTTSDALE V-8, Auto., PS $6,595 • 81 TOYOTA L.W.B. 4 Cyl., 4 Spd. $3,595 • 78 CHEVY K 5 BLAZER 4X4 ’ V-8, Auto: $2,495 • 78 DODGE MAXIEVAN V-8, Auto., Air $4,995 • 73 FORD F 350 CBC, V-8, 4 Spd. $1,995 , ■

Wed., September 7,1988 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

ASSEMBLY NIA, is a fast paced, light assembly plant manufacturing electrical systems for the auto industry. We are a young, aggressive company working in one of the most modern and technically advanced plants in our industry. We offer our employees clean, safe and exciting job opportunities with steady employment. We have positions open on both Ist and 2nd shift. We offer a reasonable starting wage with 2 increases in the first year. Our benefits include 11 paid holidays, vacation, medical and dental insurance, pension and profit sharing. We have an pn-the-job training program, thus no prior experience is required. Please apply between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday thru Friday. ®NIA 26550 US 6 East, Nappanee Equal Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCED, MOTIVATED TOP INCENTIVE WORKERS! fAHUUHI Gulf Stream Coach, Inc. Established Manufactured Housing & Recreational Vehicle Manufacturer EARN UP TO $700.00 PER WEEK - AND MORE! a PLUS YEAR-END PRODUCTION BONUS! Employment Office Corner of Hwy. 6 and Cty. Rd. 7 Nappanee, IN 46550 Apply 8 A.M.To 5 P.M.

HELP WANTED Pre-Press Production Male Or Female Experienced Or We Will Train Separation • Negative Stripping • Plate Burning Rl LewHE* Excellent Pay, Benefits & Working Conditions THE PAPERS INCORPORATED South Main 658-4111 MILFORD

ADVERTISING SALESPERSON — Male Or Female — Kosciusko County We Need An Aggressive Career-Minded Salesperson Past Sales Experience, Personality, And Ability To Organize And Be SelfMotivated Are "Musts." WE WILL OFFER THE RIGHT PERSON... 1. Excellent Training 2. Excellent Pay 3. Insurance Program 4. Paid Holidays \ 5. Paid Vacation Plan 6. Above Average Income CONTACT... PAPER South Main St. Phone 658-4111 Milford, Ind.

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