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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 28,1989

PUBLIC NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE SCHOOL BUS BID The Board of School Trustees of Warsaw Community Schools, Kosciusko County, Indiana will receive sealed bids until 11 30 am., local time in the office of the Superintendent of Schools at 1 Administra tion Drive, Warsaw, Indiana, on Monday July 24, 1989 for six (6), sixty six passenger buses including one with a handicap lift. Bids will be submitted on State Board of Accounts Form No 95 all parts of which will be attached and properly filled out. Each bid shall be accompanied by an acceptable tified or bank officer's check made payable to the order of said school corporation for an amount of not less than five percent (5%) of WAt i Jenkins Automotive, Inc. J • NAPPANEE • GOSHEN | • MILFORD

808 PORTER CHEV.-OLDS.-PONTIAC • Ge® 8\ INTEREST RATES STARTINGAS X \ LOWAS £ > 2.9 \ A ON MODELS STOP IN & SEE ONE OF OUR SALES REPRESENTATIVES FOR MORE DETAILS We Will Beat Any Advertised Price On Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, & Chevrolet Truck rn/snrrn/c caicc TCAAaI STORE HOURS: PORTER S SALES TEAM Bob Porter — Bob Baugher Monday-Friday John Halsey — Gary Ford 7;30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Susan (Smolinske) Bolen Saturday 7:30 A.M.-Noon 103 NORTH STREET, LIGONIER 894-3127 HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8-8. Fri. 8-5:30. Sat. 8-4 "Home-Owned Cars & Trucks" • 88 FORDT-BIRD $1 1 CQC V-6 Auto Air • 87 PONTIAC FIREBIRD COUPE $7 QQC V-6 Auto Air • • 87 CHEVY CAMARO IROC Z2B SI O CQC Loaded • 87 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS SO QQC V-8. Auto Air O,JUJ • 86 OLDS REGENCY 98 Sin QQC 4 Dr. Loaded * lU,UU3 • 86 OLDSTORONADO Sin QQC 2 Dr. Brougham. Loaded lv,vvJ • 86 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA SC CQC Brougham 4 Dr. 4 Cyl.. Loaded Wyvvv • 85 fEI CORVETTE *16,500 • 85 FORD TEMPO GL SA QQC 4 Dr., 4 Cyl. Auto uyvvv • 82 CHEVY CITATION SI AQR 4 Dr 4 Cyl. 4 Spd 4,VW • 80 FORD LTD SO QQC 4Dr V-8 Auto. Air •77 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LANDAU $1 AQC V-8 Auto Air I,VW - TRUCKS - • 88 CHEVY Cl 500 SILVERADO $lO QQC V-8 Auto. Air •88 CHEVY Clsoo CHEYENNE $Q QQC Short Bed. V-8. Auto.. Air • 88 CHEVY K 2500 4X4 SILVERADO $1 A CQC V-8 Auto . Loaded ATjJW • 87 FORD F 350 CUSTOM $lO QQC 6.9 Diesel. 5 Spd.. Rear Dual • 87 FORD RANGER $7 QQK 5.W.8., V-6. 5 Spd. Air I • 86 CHEVY C-10 CUSTOM DELUXE $7 QQC 6 Cyl . Auto I • 86 CHEVY ASTRO VAN SIQ CQC Conversion AVjvvv • 86 FORDFISOXLT $Q QQC 4x4. V-8 Auto Air • 85 CHEVY CIO CUSTOM DELUXE SC QQC V-6. Auto Elect Tailgate Lift Ujvvw • 85 GMCHICUBE 14' SO QQC V-8. Auto Air • 85 CHEVY SPORT VAN SO QQC 8 Pass., V-8 Auto Air • 84 CHEVY BEAUVILLE $7 CQC 5 Pass. Van, V-8, Air I , • 84 CHEVY CIO SUBURBAN SO CQC Silverado Diesel OjJvJ • 84 CHEVY C2O SILVERADO SO CQC V-8, Auto. Air • 84 JEEP CHEROKEE Plo‘ 'ER $7 CQC 4x4. 4 Cyl . Auto . Air i •84 CHEVY $-10 SC QQC L.W.8.. V-6, Auto . PS • 84 CHEVY K2O SILVERADO 4X4 SO CQC Diesel, Auto.. Air •13 FORD Flso $7 QQC 4x4, V-8, Auto. W/Cop I yiAVU I GM QUALITY SEPVICE PARTS J

the amount of the proposal. The check or bond shall be forfeited as liquidated damages in case of failure of any successful bidder to enter into contract within ten (10) days after notification of ac cepfance of this proposal. Copies of detailed instructions to bidders and specifications may be obtained in the of fice of the Business Manager at 1 Ad ministration Drive, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 The Board of School Trustees of said school corporation reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive any infor malities therein. All bids must be marked "Bid on School Buses" on the outside of the envelope. Dated this 12th day of June, 1989. Larry Bair, Secretary «- Ju. 21 28 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given to all interested per sons that the Board of Trustees of the Town of Milford, Kosciusko County, Indiana, will accept sealed bids for resurfacing of various streets in the Town of Milford, Indiana from the date of this notice until the hour of 6:30 p.m. on the 10th day of July, 1989 at which said day and hour the bids received will be opened and examined and the contract for such resurfacing awarded to the lowest and best bidder according to the monies available. The resurfacing work shall consist of all necessary cleaning, grading and prepara tion of the present existing streets designated for resurfacing and the fur nishing and application thereto of materials all as set forth in the specifications. Interested bidders may obtain specifications relative to such street resurfacing work

from the Clerk-Treasurer of the Town of Milford at the Milford Town Hall. Each bid shall be submitted upon the prescribed Form 96 with the Non-Collusion Affidavit executed. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond or Certified Funds made payable to the Town of Milford in the amount equal to five percent (5%) of the maximum total bid. Bids shall be sealed and submitted to the Milford Clerk-Treasurer, marked "Bid for Street Resurfacing". Bids may be mailed to the Clerk Treasurer, at P.O. Box 456, Milford, Indiana, 46542 or delivered to the Clerk-Treasurer at the Town Hall, 121 South Main Street, Milford, Indiana. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids and readvertise, and to waive any informalities in the bid.. Monica R. Bice, Clerk-Treasurer Town Os Milford, Indiana Ju.2l-28 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 3rd day of July, 1989. D Weirick 988 00; M Schmitt 565.00; S Tat ter 546.00; L Christner 537.00, M Kenipe 565.00; R Hartzell 528.00; S Christner 546.00; M McSherry 537.00, L Cole 528.00, G Morehouse 537.00, M McCoy 112.50; N Woodling 528.00; S Bryant 537.00, M Coffing 202.50; D Arnett 528.00, P Mclnnis 264.00; D Vandewater 45.00; F Schmitt 112.50, P Brown 988.00, M Garman 565.00, K Sponseller 539.00, M Wolford 546.00, M Weller 546.00; M Miner 546.00; E Ransbot tom 533.00; P Patrick 533.00; E Thomas 533.00; G Heagy 565.00; L Peters 527.00; M Ames 520.00, E Heckman 405.00; J Cox 886 00, B Shafer 546.00, K Thomas 546.00; J Clay 408.22, B Hay 450.00; L Justice 565.00; V Bell 546.00; D Kemper 546.00; N Bradbury 450.00, K Vanlaningham 270.00; B Dust 826.00; C Sundheimer 565.00; P Rader 546.00, V Morris 533.00, D Miller 450.00, R Robinson 1066.50; C Rovenstine 1064.45; S Holderman 1006.00, R Fellows 1041.00; T Kitch 958.90, L Blackburn 974.60, H Moser 910.60; J Bronsing 910.60; M Hobbs 863.50, T Brindle 871.35; 5 Whitaker 919.65; D Curtis 839.95; S Knispel 832.10; M Speigle 785.80, A Valentine 751.10, E Brown 758.95, J Hetler 45.00, M Fishbaugh 735.40, T Baugher 800.70; J Mooney 785.00; J Hart 785.00, C Smythe 704.00, A Ciriello 785.00, K Privett 685.00, D Roberts 685.00, K Klosinski 122.50; M Kissinger 803.00, R Kemper 1250.00, R Ladson Jr 477.00; D Sadler 62.00; J Sadler 278.00; R Girod 85.00; L Sebo 603.00, D Hampton 723.00; R Schloss 11 723.00; L Bruner 603.00; A Gunter 896.00; M Warren 546.00; C Retz 546.00, S Thompson 565.00, N Howell 546.00, C Knispel 730.00; S Myrick 565.00, P Gammiere 546.00, C Hefty 535.00, C Cauffman 730.00, K Bouse 565.00; E Balazs 535.00, C Morts 546.00; K Mayer 530 00, R White 52.00; C Clampitt Jr 63.00, B Clampitt 450.00; D Slater 55.00; E Slater 720.00; J Berger 56.00, A n erger 1800.00, P Rife 55.00, E Rife 900.00, M Wertenberger 48. 0 j, D Boggs 62.00; E Bertsch 315.00; C Church 315.00, J Boggs 315.00, J Goon 56.00; R Hoffman 55.00; E Nelson 315.00; M Baumgartner 71.00, I Salman 71.00, M Camden 405.00, D Barber 52.00; M Piter 450.00, M Bules 540.00; D Grogg 990.00, S Mitchell 730.00; J Prado 565.00, D Biesemeyer 546 00; B Whitridge 535 00, S Grieder 90.00; D Richard 988.00; C Over myer 565.00, A Kennedy 546.00; S Maenhout 827.00; M Veach 546.00, S Gladieux 565.00, P Marsh 546.00, J Moyer 664 00, C Danner 546.00; E Wagner 316.00; M Hoerr 546.00, D Zolman 360.00; E Everest 69.00, S Everest 46.00, C Lynch 290.00, R Reed 375.00; M Beer 290.00, W Creighton 290.00; G Klinger 95.00, N Degood 95.00; T Anglin 95.00, K Teel 95.00; R Hartzell 95.00, L Teghtmeyer 95.00; L Bertsch 95.00, R Denney 809.00, V Dickerson 546.00, P Abbett 454.00; W Stafford 642.00, C Hill 126.24; P Harty 408.60, D Nuell 168.32, D Hall 84.16; H Sutter 78 90, D Robinson 723.70, R Carlile 794.90, R Hetler 708.55, G Nash 716 40; T McCarty 685 00, R Phillips 700.70, B Stutzman 548.70; D Secrist 552.00, D Smith 90.00, T Conley 685.00; A Taylor 30 00, M Gilbert 685.00; R Sand 435.00; C Burner 435 00; J Pequignot 591.60, L Furnivall 564 00, K Perkins 696.00, H Harper 936 00, E Brown 882 00; D Goshert 603.00; M Kroft 798.00, J Miner 603 00, D Weaver 731.00; L Cochran 603 00, S Knisely 603.00, H Dittmar 560 00; J Jarrette 435.00; E Brumfield 564.00, D Haney 696.00, B Banghart 696.00; N Stewart 603 00; N Mathews 270.00; Kmart *9122 31.54; Charter Network 42.06; M Veach 150.75; McHenry Marketing Inc 90 00, NBS Office Supplies 23 61; A Gunter 33.36; business Equipment Co 24.42; Business "Equipment Co 8.33, Business Systems, Inc >3.58, Charter Network 52.49; Silveus & Bradway 11.00, Bidall 135.00; Geneva Pro ducts 39 20, Superior Supply 471.67, A 1 Lock 6 Key 11.25; Hatfield Electric Service, Inc 80.50, Moore's Plumbing & Htg, Inc 135.60, Electronic Flag Poles, Inc 214.17, Arrow Services, Inc 75.00, Charter Network 80, National Dust Control 193.32; Nursery Stop Garden 700.00; Eiler's Communication 148 25, A E Boyce Co, Inc 347.90; Business Equipment Co 78.31, Charter Network 16.79, Thornber Group 1134.39, Atek Information Services, Inc 132.50; Business Systems, Inc 428.87, Charter Network 4 81; United Telephone Co 208 57. The Mail Journal/The Paper 99 63, Times Union 289 49, Indiana Department of Employment 192 00, Key Benefit Employee Fund 7693.08; Evans Auc tion Service 1180.20, Governmental Interin surance Exchange 1000 00, Eastlund Harris Funeral Home 200.00, Laird Funeral Home 100 00, McHatton Sadler Funeral Chapel 00 00, North Wood Monuments 30.00; Chamness Funeral Home 400.00, Elkhart -Ounty Auditor 158 00, Noble County Auditor 4100, Whitley County Auditor 16 00. Nursery Stop 930.00; L Ladd 150.00; Drainage Board Petty Cash 2.00; J Moyer 185.00; R Robinson 6011 05, Brennan Drugs 313 79, Kosciusko Community Hospital 52.25; Kosciusko Medical Clinic 212 00, United Telephone Co 304.00, NBS Office Supplies 28 81, Charter Network 41 42, United Telephone Co 40 69, United Telephone Co 1 44, Petro Reporting Service 32 00, Indiana Prosecuting Atty's Assoc 375 00; Adams/Remco, Inc 767 51; Proslink 500 00, Business Equipment Co 20 89, South Bend Drafting Supply Co, Inc 109 50, Charter Network 2.17; E Wagner 276 43, Charter Network 6 76, E Wagner 55 80. E Rock 208 00, Express 271 73; Lewis Oil Co 57.48; Marathon Oil Co 34.17, Shell Oil Company 42.77; Silveus & Bradway 134 95; A l Hour Photo & Studio 22.50; J Bronsing 38.60, LCB Card Ctr 750 59, Law Enforce ment Equipment Co 47 70, Weirick Body Shop 610.83, Bureau of Motor Vehicles 10 00. Page Alert Inc 2012.00, Ray O'Herron Co Inc 22.50; Setina Mfg Co Inc 371.14, M Hoerr 39 50, D Zolman 223 50, D Zolman 35 00, Business Equipment Co 35.90; G Lengemann Co 145.45; Executive Office Machines, Inc 103 78; Charter Network 23 40; R Kemper 41.50; Charter Network 12.52; United Telephone Co 6 24; H Dittmar 50 79, S Knise ly 237.53; B McKree 9.45; R White 905 00; P Rife 60 00; United Telephone Co 158 03; Stamped Envelope Agency 548.80; Northern Indiana Public Service Company 99.39, Business Equipment Co 19 89, Charter Net work 9.43; United Telephone Co 2 88. PDH Office Products 20 66; J Howard 500.00; P Gammiere 9.60; C Knispel 38 64. Town of Syracuse 138 67; R Burner 30 00, S Hagen 317.50; V Landis 735 00; J Rigdon 593.16; K Weikart 785.00; Business Equipment Co 7.23, Collegiate Cap 8. Gown 221.56; Charter Net work 59 34, United Telephone Co 40 69; Postmaster 500 00, E Brown 72 00, IBM Cor poration 139 00; D Cates 25.00, W Dalton II 25 00; M Reed 25 00, B Tandy 25 00; K Weikart 25.00; M Reed 200 00, B Weiss 370 00. KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS D Haines 574.00, J Cupp 988 00; W Baxter 798 00, J Johnson 565 00; B Clouse 741.00; R Strong 439 20; M Moussa I lam 533 85; R Weaver 706 00; C Pena 405 00, A Summe 382 20; Times-Union 10.55, School Health Alert 25.00; A E Boyce Co, Inc 439 50; Bren nan Drugs 29.15; Ace Hardware 48 98; Lakeland Animal Clinic X 00, Dan Riffle D/B/A Public Safety 208.33; County Ex ten sior Office 4.85; Health Department 5 75; Charter Network 69.02; United Telephone Co 94 85; Kay Benefit Employee Fund 400 72 KOS. CO. HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS B Kuhn 844.95; R Leiter 875 00, D Rogers 772.08; C Shilling 731.00; R Martin 815 73; J Ingle 7W.41; L Young 729.75; J Adams Jr 750.41; E Coy 756 90, L Engle 750.41; R

Himes 881.47; F Kammerer 756.90; R Meeks 756.90; A Miller 756.90; L Montel 756.90; G Adams 759.93; K Busse I berg 766.50; J Davis 766.50; P Deaton 724.45; D Huffman 756.90; G Huffman 766.50; B Hyde Jr 756.90; B Hyde 111 766.50; R Jackson 778.75; J Kuhn 727.08; . R Norman 759.93; L Phillips 773.07; T Rowland 759.93, D Shilling 773.07; M Winger 766.50; M Johnson 756.90; G Estepp 766.50; B Montel 766.50; D Jackson 766.50, M Walther 778.75; W Smalley 600.00; K Traylor 1483.00; S Angle 600.00, D Trippiedl 600.00; T Kuhn 756.90, D Lynch 756.90; J O'Connor Jr 756.90; T Sparrow 600.00; R Barley 756.90; R Hart zell 600.00; Key Benefit Employee Fund 3120.92, Indiana Department of Employ ment 441.00; G Lengemann Co 43.34; Fox Valley Systems 57.42; Gast Fuel A Service 970.35; Lewis Oil Co 5295.64; Monteith Tire 815.05, Ace Hardware 71.28; Fort Wayne Tire Center 128.37; Gilead Starter Service 97.95; Gragg Equipment Co 16.14; Higgins Farm & Lawn 19.99; Hoffman Simplicity 69.69; Jagger Hardware 16.79; Macallister Machinery 15.20; Millercreek Inc 25.00; Nor them Gases & Supplies 5.64; Purity Cylinder Gases 26.19, Quality Stores 66.14; Rice-Ford Lincoln Mercury 139.61; Schraders 523.24, Superior Supply 216.20, TTP Inc 134.77; W & W Gravel 218.88, Coverall Rental 849.00; Evans Auction Service 805.34; Dalton of Indiana, Inc 1436.60, Pierceton Equipment Co 2043.38; Logansport Metal Culvert Co 5204.20; E & H Utility Sales 567.16; Charter Network 43.59; Untied Telephone Co .80; Wawasee Septic 85.00, L & L Body Shop Inc 35.50; J & M RV Center 377.00; First Lease & Sign 23757.06. HEAGRTIS33 M Alexander 440.00. KOS. CO. REASSESSMENT PAYROLL A CLAIMS L Harman 530.00, J Zellers 530.00; C Hefty 93.00; D Barber 93.00; M Baumgartner 93.00; J Berger 93.00, D Boggs 93.00; C Cauffman 93.00; C Clampitt Jr 93.00, J Goon 93.00; A Gunter 93.00, R 93.00, C Knispel 93.00, B McKrill'93.oo, S Mitchell 93.00, P Rife 93.00; I Salman 93.00, F Slabaugh 93.00, D Slater 93.00, M Wertenberger 93.00; R White 93.00, V Bules 337.50, J Sherwin 450.00, M Hoffman 535.50, M Kuyper 270.00; B Hathaway 530.00; P Kingston 270.00, C Morts 93.00; S thompson 93.00; S Myrick 93.00; E Balazs 93.00; J Prado 93.00; J Morganthaler 500.00, M Farling 450.00; S Steele 450.00, B Hoffman 498.75; V Donahue 540.00, L Donahue Sr 540.00, M Bules 180.00; N Howell 93.00; S Bradford 450.00. GRIDSYSTEM J Bess 360.00; A Wisehart 450.00; C Mellott 450.00. LOCAL ROADA STREET Cowles Sand & Gravel 199.80, D Custer 8550.00, DAD Farms 180.00; Erie Stone, Inc 990.66; R McCullough 3024.00; Pierceton Equipment Co 21153.94. GEN. DRAIN IMPROVEMENT D Leckrone 1897.30; Hoffer Excavating, Inc 3158.50; Lones Drain 2287.13. DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE Don's Excavating 1242.50; C Thomas 229.13; D Custer 225.00. SHERIFF ACCIDENT REPORT Total Business Solutions 1.79. CO HEALTH MAINT. FUND EHMI 1208.48; Printing P1u568.66. CUM. REASSESSMENT Key Benefit Employee Fund 254.56, Adams/Remco, Inc 74.57; Apollo 1 Hour Photo 178.64, Augsburgers, North Webster 9.75; S Steele 43.66; L Donahue, Sr 3.38. FEDERAL REVENUE Business Equipment Co 8.75; Executive Office Machines, Inc 81 40, J Bess 33.25; S Maenhout 11.00. 1 Patricia Brown do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the 3rd day of July, 1989 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED Cause No. 43C01 8710 ES 108 In the Kosciusko Circuit Court IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ERMAL E. VANATOR, Deceased NOTICE IS GIVEN, That Ray G. Vanator, as personal representative of the above named estate, has presented and filed herein the final account in settlement of the estate, and a petition for distribution, and that the same will be acted upon by the court on July 19, 1989, unless any person interested in the final distribution files written objections to the ac count and petitions on or before that date Dated this 19th day of June, 1989 Jeanne Weirick Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court Richard A. Green Attorney for Personal Representative 116 East Main Street Syracuse, IN 46567 Telephone (219) 457 3222 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given thar sealed bids will be received: By The Board of Trustees of the Warsaw Community Schools For: Installation of an extension to the bus garage parking lot with drainage and fenc ing. At: Warsaw Community Schools Maintenance Office, 918 East Market Street (rear), Warsaw, Indiana 46580 Until: 2 00 p.m., local time, Tuesday, July 18, 1989 Bids received after that time will be returned unopened. Bids are to be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked "BUS GARAGE PARKING LOT BID" Bid Opening: The sealed Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud immediately thereafter in the Maintenance Office, 918 East Market Street, Warsaw, Indiana. All work for the complete construction of the project will be under one prime contract with the Owner or its assignee based on bids received. Construction will be in full accordance with the bidding documents which are on file with the Owner and may be examined by respective bidders at the following locations: 1. Office of the Architect/Engineer, Scearce and Associates, 1019 Mariner Drive, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 2 Builders Exchange of St. Joseph Valley, 215 Maycrest Building, South Bend, Indiana 46624 3 MACIAF, 2425 Mishawaka Avenue, South Bend, Indiana 46615. 4. F. W Dodge, 6433 Georgetown North Boulevard, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46815 Prime contract bidders may obtain bid ding documents from the office of the Ar chitect/Engineer for a deposit of $25 for each complete set Prime bidders may have multiple sets on a refundable basis if 1 A responsible bid is received and the documents are returned to th£ Ar chitect/Engineer within thirty days of receipt of bids; or 2 The prospective bidder notifies the Ar chitect/Engineer of his intention not to4>id and returns his documents at least ten days prior to receipt of bids Deposits shall be made payable to Scearce and Associates, Inc Bid security in the amount of five per cent (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 All bid bonds shall be made payable to Warsaw Community Schools Warsaw Community Schools reserves the right to assign any portion of the bid or bids to a School Building Corporation (assignee) The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any bid and to waive any irregularities in bidding No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period extending to August 14, 1989 The successful bidder will be required to furnish Contract Performance and Maintenance Bonds for 100% of his contract amount prior to execution 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 longest guarantee provided under the con tractor's contract. Should the contractor's bonding company default, the contractor will be responsible for securing a new bond within fourteen (14) calendar days Bidders are urged to attend a prebid con ference at the job site on County Road 200N one quarter mile east of U.S. 30 (at the Classic Car Center exit), on July 11. 1989, at 2 00 p.m with representatives of the Owner and Architect/Engineer present to discuss bidding requirements and information, contractor's work and storage areas, etc Bid proposals shall be properly and com pletely executed on the bid form provided.

Each bid proposal shall be accompanied by a non-collusion affidavit as required by the statutes of Indiana. State Board of Accounts Form 96 must be executed for any bid In excess of $5,000.00 Bidders must attach their company Financial Statement to Form 96. The bidder shall state in his bid the number of calendar days required to complete the project. The contract for this work will be awarded on August 14, 1989, and the work is to be completed by October 10,1989. By: Warsaw Community Schools Larry Bair, Secretary Dated this 21st day of June, 1989. Ju.2B Jy.s NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED LEASE You are hereby notified that a public hearing will be held for all persons interested before a special meeting of The Board of School Trustees of Warsaw Community Schools, Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, at the Administration Office, One Ad ministration Drive, Warsaw, Indiana, 46580, at the hour of 7:00 o'clock P.M. (E.S.T.) on the 10th day of July, 1989 upon a proposed lease to be entered into between Warsaw Community Schools, as Lessee, and Warsaw Bldg. Corp., as Lessor, pursuant to which Warsaw Bldg. Corp, will acquire certain real estate and construct and equip two new elementary school buildings to Warsaw Community Schools. The proposed lease upon which the public hearing will be held is for a term of sixteen (16) years commencing with the substantial completion ready for occupancy of the construction and equipping of the new elementary school building on the leased premises, or on April 12, 1991, whichever is later. The lease provides for thirty two (32) semi annual payments of rent in an amount not more than $1,228,000, payable in advance on each April 12 and October 12 thereafter, all subject to reduction in accordance with the terms of the lease. As additional rent, the Lessee shall maintain insurance on the property to be leased as required in the lease and shall pay all taxes and assessments against such property as well as the cost of alterations and repairs and any amounts required to be paid to the United States of America pursuant to Section 148 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. The lease contains an option to renew the lease on the same terms and conditions and an option to purchase on the eighteenth (18th) rental payment date and each rental payment date thereafter and a provision that upon termination of the lease, the leased elementary school buildings shall become the property of the aforementioned School Corporation. The constructing and equipping of the new elementary school buildings are located in Warsaw, Indiana. The drawings, plans and specifications, the estimates for the cost of the construction and equipping of the new elementary school buildings, as well s a copy of the proposed lease, are available for inspection by the public on all business days during business hours at the Warsaw Community Schools, Administration Office, One Administration Drive, Warsaw, Indiana, 46580 At such hearing, all persons interested shall have a right to be heard upon the necessity for the execution of such lease and upon whether the lease rental provided for therein to be paid to Warsaw Bldg. Corp., as Lessor, is a fair and reasonable rental for the new elementary school buildings. Such hear ing may be adjourned to a later date or dates, and within thirty (30) days following the termination of such hearing, the Board of School Trustees may by a majority vote of all its members either authorize the execu tion of such lease as originally agreed upon or make such modifications as may be agreed upon with Warsaw Bldg. Corp., but in no event shall the lease rental exceed the maximum set forth therein. Dated this 21st day of June, 1989 WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS By: Larry E. Bair, Secretary LEGAL NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE AND PRELIMINARY HEARING INDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 38810 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF UNITED TELEPHONE CO. OF IN DIANA, INC. TO (1) RECLASSIFY ITS ARGOS, ASHLEY, BARGERSVILLE, BREMEN, EAST ENTERPRISE. FORTVILLE, FRANKLIN, GUILFORD, JAMESTOWN, MILFORD, NEW CARLISLE, PIERCETON, ROSSVILLE, SYRACUSE, TOPEKA, TRAFALGAR, WARSAW AND WHITELAND EX CHANGES ALL OF WHICH HAVE GROWN OUT OF THEIR PRESENT RATE GROUPS INTO THE COM PANY'S APPROPRIATE PREVIOUS LY APPROVED RATE GROUPS; AND (2) FILE AND APPLY REVISED TARIFFS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUCH RECLASSIFICATION. Notice is hereby given that the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission of Indiana will conduct a public Prehearing Conference and Preliminary Hearing in this proceeding in Room 907 of the State Office Building, In dianapolis, Indiana, at 1 30 P.M. EST Local Time, on JULY 6, 1989 If the Prehearing Conference does not result in agreement among the parties ac ceptable to the Commission concerning all procedural and other preliminary issues which may appropriately be resolved prior to a hearing on the merits of the above captioned proceeding, evidence will be heard on the above date on all such disputed issues These procedural and preliminary issues may include, but shall not be limited to, the jurisdiction of the Commission over the parties and subject matter of the pro ceedings; a representative test year for con sideration of the valuation of utility plant and materials, operating expenses, and revenues from existing rates; accounting methods, standards and principles to be ap plicable to these proceedings; need for the time of prefiling testimony; dates and places for hearings on the merits of this pro

134 ACRES IwTTTThC U(l] ?Jr I *O ,Lt COUNTY 5 TRACTS I I INDIANA —jpM Tuesday, July 18 At 4:00 P.M. AUCTION SITE: Cromwell Community Center in Cromwell, Indiana. POTENTIAL BUILDING SITES - NEAR LABE WAWASEE 134 ACRES - OFFERED IN 5 TRACTS FARM LOCATION: One mile south of Cromwell, IN, on SR 5, OR one mile south of Cromwell on CR 1000 W to the eost side of the property (Tract 5). 2% miles east of Lake Wawasee. This 134 acre farm contains 122.8 tillable acres with the predominant soils being the Crosier loam ond Miami loam soils series. This is a good productive farm and neighboring farmers and investors should consider the purchase of this property. Anyone interested in a good location for building a home on a smaller acreage should inspect the property and be prepared to bid your price on the acreage you desire. TRACT #1 — t ACRES with frontage on SR 5 ond 370 feet of frontage CR 200N (old SR 8). . TRACT #2 — 13 ACRES with frontage on SR 5. TRACT #3 - 40 ACRES, mostly tillable, frontage on SR 5. TRACT 44 — 33 ACRES of open land with frontage on SR 5. TRACT #S — 40 ACRES of open land with frontage on CR 1000 W. PROCEDURE: This form will be offered in 5 tracts and any combination of these 5 tracts or as a total 134 ACRE unit. DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the auction and execution of an agreement for sale. Call Sal. Maaaftr Bak G»tt« Far Mar. laf.matiati Jeanette Fowler, o»wr

Society and Trustcorp reach merger agreement

On June 19, Society Corporation and Trustcorp, Inc., Toledo, jointly announced the execution of a definitive agreement for the ceeding, and issues related to prehearing discovery. Any party who has an interest In or who may be affected by the procedural and other preliminary issues which may be determined li> the Prehearing Conference and Preliminary Hearing should participate. Ail parties will be bound by the procedural and other preliminary findings and determinations made pursuant to agreements or evidence received at the Prehearing Con ference and/or Preliminary Hearing held pursuant to this notice. For additional information call (317) 232-2715. Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission By: L. D. Philpott, Secretary (317) 232 2701 Date: JUNE 19, 1989 LEGAL NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE AND PRELIMINARY HEARING INDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 38805 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP COR PORATION TO INCREASE ITS RATES AND CHARGES FOR ELECTRIC SER VICE. Notice is hereby given that the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will conduct a Prehearing Conference and Preliminary Hearing in this proceeding in Room 908 of the State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, at 1:30 P.M. Local Time, on JULY 18, 1989. If the Prehearing Conference does not result in agreement among the parties acceptable to the Commission concerning all procedural and other preliminary issues which may appropriately be resolved prior to a hearing on the merits of the above captioned proceeding, evidence will be heard on the above date on all such disputed issues. These procedural and preliminary issues may include, but shall not be limited to, the jurisdiction of the Commission over the parties and subject of the proceedings; a representative test year for consideration of the valuation of utility plant and materials, operating expenses, and revenues from ex isting rates; accounting methods, standards and principles to be applicable to these proceedings; need for and time of prefiling testimony; dates and places for hearings on the merits of this proceeding; and issues related to prehearing discovery. Any party who has an interest in or who may be affected by the procedural and other preliminary issues which may be determined in the Prehearing Conference and Preliminary Hearing should participate. All parties will be bound by the procedural and other preliminary findings, and determinations made pursuant to agreements or evidence received at the Prehearing Con ference and/or Preliminary Hearing held pursuant to this notice. For additional information call (317) 232 2382. INDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION By: L.D. Philpott Secretary (317) 232 2701 DATE: June 21, 1989 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 p.m. on the 13th day of July 1989 will consider the follow ing additional appropriations, which said offices consider necessary to meet the extraor dinary emergency existing at this time. FUND:COUNTY GENERAL Commissioners Judgement $ 2,287.13 E9ll $220,000.00 Prosecutor Secretary $ 270.00 Sheriff Gas $ 2,000.00 General Repair $ 5,000.00 Equipment $ 7,000.00 FUND:FEDERAL REVENUE Rural Numbering Project Director $ 2,500.00 Assistants $ 10,125.00 Office supplies $ 150.00 Mileage $ 500.00 Printing $ 350.00 NOTICE TO REDUCE CERTAIN EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS Notice is further given that certain ex isting appropriations now have unobligated balances which will not be needed for the purposes for which appropriated, and it is therefore proposed that unnecessary ex isting appropriations in the funds shown below be reduced to provide in part for the above additional appropriations. FUND; FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND E9ll $ 13,625.00 FUND: COUNTY GENERAL Title IV D Secretary $ 270.00 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 be held Patricia A. Brown Auditor, Kosciusko County

merger of Trustcorp into Society. The announcement came after unanimous votes for approval by the respective boards of directors of Society and Trustcorp. This combinatidn will create a major Midwest financial institution with approximately sl6 billion in assets and excellent banking franchises in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana. Trustcorp has a bank in North Webster and two in Warsaw. The announcement culminates a process begun May 10, when the board of directors of Trustcorp, Inc. unanimously approved the exploration of financial alternatives available to maximize shareholder value, including a merger or sale of part or all of its assets. This came after Trustcorp made $76.5 million in pre-tax charges against 1988 earnings which resulted in an $11.4 million loss, before federal income tax. The charges were principally related to loans and investment activities associated with certain real estate projects, particularly in the downtown Toledo area. Under the terms of the agreement, Trustcorp common shareholders will receive .75 of a Society Corporation common share for each share of Trustcorp Common Stock. Based upon the closing price of Society common shares on Friday, June 16, the combined company will have a market value of $1.4 billion. In addition, Trustcorp has granted to Society an option to purchase authorized, but unissued, shares of Trustcorp common stock equal to 24.9 percent of the Trustcorp

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shares currently outstanding. The merger will be tax free to the Trustcorp shareholders and be accounted for as a pooling of interests. Chester Devenow, Trustcorp, Inc.’s chairman, said, “On behalf of the Trustcorp board of directors, I am extremely pleased with this agreement. We believe our partnership with a quality company like Society Corporation will be in the best interest of our shareholders, our customers, our employees, and the communities we serve.” Devenow also noted that Trustcorp shareholders would own approximately 35 percent of Society stock after the merger and will have representation on Society’s board of directors. Check outboard water pump Outboard Marine Corporation experts advise bass anglers to check the condition of their outboard’s water pump periodically, especially if they do much boating in shallow, sandy or mucky water. Sand and grit can reduce the rubber water pump impeller’s efficiency and cause excessive wear that leads to engine overheating. She is Love may be blind, but the average mother-in-law is an eyeopener.