The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 October 1990 — Page 20

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., October 17,1990

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KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL A CLAIMS The following Is a list of claims to be con sidered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on October 23,1990. D Welrick 1037.40, M Schmitt 593.25; S Tat ter 573.30; L Christner 564.00; M Kenipe 593.25; R Hartzell 555.00; S Christner 573.30; M McSherry 564.00; G Morehouse 564.00; M McCoy 94.50; N Wood 11 ng 555.00; M Coffing 283.50; D Arnett 555.00; S Shuter 555.00; J Brumfield 555.00; N Lefort 425.25; M Plante 425.25; P Brown 1037.40; M Garman 1066.43; M Wolford 2134.93; M Weller 573.30; M Miner 573.30; E Ransbottom 713?78, G Heagy 1342.82; L Taylor 573.30; M Ames 555.00, C Lowe 189.00; S Stouder 545.00; K Gaerte 545.00; J Smith 545.00; J Cox 930.30; B Shafer 286.65; K Thomas 573.30; B Hay 283.50; L Justice 593.25; J Plummer 573.30; S Esen weln 573.30; B Dust 867.30; C Sundheimer 593.25; P Rader 573.30; V Morris 559.65; F Besson 189.00; D Buchan 543.00; R Robinson 1128.06; C Rovenstine 1125.51; R Fellows 1093.04; T Kltch 1015.08; L Blackburn 1068.31; H Moser 1031.56; J Bronsing 964.36; M Hobbs 914.91; T Brindle 923.15; S Whitaker 973.87; D Curtis 890.18; S Knispel 881.94; M Speigle 833.33; A Valentine 805.13; E Brown 805.13; J Hetler 70.00; M Fishbaugh 780.41; T Baugher 848.97; J Money 848.97; J Hart 848.97; C Smythe 755.68; A Ciriello 840.73; K Keele 739.20, D Roberts 739.20; L Holderman 784.35; C Rovenstine 784.35; C Hill 784.35; R Cox 719.25; G West 784.35; F Knafel 784.35, R Howatt 719.25; M Kissinger 843.15, R Kemper 1312.50; D Sadler 62.00; J 278.00; R Girod 89.25, L Sebo 633 15; D Hampton 759.15; L Bruner 633.15; S Holder man 891.46; J Sutton 759.15; A Gunter 940.80; M Warren 573.30, S Thompson 593.25; L Her man 565.00; F Thomas 472.50; S Bradford 545.00; U Klntzel 94.50, C Knispel 766.50; S Myrlck 593.25, P Gammiere 573.30;< Hefty 561.75; C Cauffman 766.50; K Bouse 593.25, E Balazs 561.69, C Morts 573.30, K Mayer 561.69; P Kingston 189.00; B McKrill 58.80, R White 54.60; C Clampitt Jr 66.15, D Slater 115.50, E Slater 283.50; J Berger 58.80; P Rife 57.75, M Wertenberger 50.40; D Boggs 65.10; J Boggs 330.75; J Goon 58.80, R Hoff man 57.75; M Baumgartner 74.55; I Salman 74.55; M Camden 141.75; E Barber 54.60; M Piter 283.50; S Mitchell 766.50; J Prado 593.25; D Biesemeyer 573.30; C Schaaf 525.00; F Schmitt 236.25; D Weirick 48.00; D Richard 1037.40, C Overmyer 593.25; A Ken nedy 573.30; M Veach 573.30, N Smythe 573.30; S Gladieux 593.25; P Parker 573.30; J Moyer 697.20, C Danner 573.30; E Wagner 324.00, M Hoerr 573.30; D Zolman 378.00, E Everest 72.45, S Everest 48.30; C Lynch 319.00, R Reed 393.75, M Beer 319.00; W Creighton 319.00, G Klinger 104.50, T Anglin 104.50; K Teel 104.50; R Hartzell 104.50, L Teghtmeyer 104.50; L Bertsch 104.50, WTat ter 104.50, P Abbett 524.40; C Hill 132.48, P Harty 476.70, D Hall 91.08; G Coppes 242.88, D Taylor 849.45, V Johnson 424.80, E Cole 674.10; D Robinson 768.12; R Hetler 649.47; G Nash 760.46, T McCarty 719.25; R Phillips 743.97; D Secrist 604.32; D Smith 538.46, T Conley 719.25; N Sleeth 538.46, R Waterson 719.25; L Hollar Jr 719.25, L Furnivall 592.20, K Perkins 730.80; E Brown 1019.25; D Goshert 633.15; J Miner 730.80, D Weaver 913.46; L Cochran 633.15; C Grant 633.15, R Haines 285.00; T Banic 140.00, S Knisely 633.15, H Dlttmar 633.15; M Hoffman 735.00, D Haney 730.80, B Banghart 730.80; N Stewart 633.15; L Cole 592.20; F Amsden 784.35; J Clase 784.35; K Charlton 346.50, S

Public Auction Located 1 block north of downtown Milford, Ind. to Catherine St., then ’/a block west. Saturday, October 20, 1990 10:00 A.M. ANTIQUES - GAS COLLECTIBLES - APPLIANCES HOUSEHOLD - MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUES - STANDARD OIL GLOBES - COLLECTIBLES Old solid walnut corner cupboard Copper approx. 10 gal. candy ketw/scrolling & carved legs, very tie w/iron bale nice 2 beautiful old German cracker Old walnut large spooled leg oval jars dropleaf table w/2 leaves Red flash-type wine decanter Solid walnut 2O''xl6” hand carved with 12 etched pedestal glasses ornate parlor stand Large spatterware pitcher — Nice massive armed wicker Large Japan teapot rocker Wheelock hand painted cream & 25" square wicker table sugar Art Deco octagonal walnut parlor Various Limoge, Haviland & Gertable w/spooled legs man painted dishes Oval parlor table & other older 5 gal. jug & 20 gal. crock — occasional tables Wooden clothes dryer Old maple & walnut bed w/newer Numerous pressed glass dishes box springs & mattress German rose chocolate pitcher Large old 10 x2' poplar 6-legged Very nice leaf cut glass tumblers, primitive harvest table sherbets & other stemware Old slaw cutter w/sliding box J. Thompson oil painting 1940's oak kitchen cupboard R.W. Owens 3-9-63 oil painting w/porcelain top Beautiful Blue Boy & Pinky prints 3 Old Standard Oil Co. crown gas in fancy gilted frames pump globes, red, gold & white Old oval frame picture w/statue Large approx. 4’/i'x7' oval Stan- inside dard Oil sign Walnut case Welby mantel clock CLOCK - APPLIANCES - TV - HOUSEHOLD ITEMS MISCELLANEOUS Beautiful burled maple raised Nke so|jd |e 4 bedroom panel grandfather clock. suite w/mattress 8 springs custom made for Mr. Baumgart- Various nice ma |e coffee rec . ner (one of the prettiest we tangle 8 octagon tables aveseen) Unusual maple adj. wooden floor Maytag approx. 1987 almond lamp fibermatic, heavy duty washer Nice maple rocker w/cushion « matching elec, dryer (very lit- Bro „ doub|e fount e|ec f|oor ,leuse > lamp Frigidaire harvest gold 19 cu. ft Brass Rembran , tab | e | amps side-by-side refrigerator v , G 2 gol. White Mountain ice Zenith approx 1986 25 color cream freezer stereo console TV with remote 2 Redwood patio chairs (used very little) w, cushions, like new Beautiful Duncan Phyfe dining Wa , er whee| humi ’ difier _ room table w/leaves, ex. condi- Various record a|bums tion w/ c airs Misc. kitchen pots, pans, utensils, Duncan Phyfe glass top china silverware, appliances etc cabinet-to sell separate Vorious |inens bedding towG | s Nice hard rock maple dining room etc table w/4 chairs OUTBOARD MOTOR I SHOP ITEMS Johnson 9% H.P. outboard motor ... w/remote. (used very little) rubber t.red wheelbarrow Very old Johnson 2 cylinder out- ®* D double board motor upr.ght 150 gal fuel tank like new Schwinn lady s full size lawn ’ 9 arden 4 sho * bj | |e Other items too numerous to DeSoto 3-wheeled bike mention Metal covered ice fishing shanty AUCTION NOTE: These items are extremely clean throughout. This is not o large sale, but everything is in very good condition. Announcements made sale day take precedence over printed material. TERMS: Cash Not Responsible For Accidents Mr. & Mrs. Arthur (Ted) Baumgartner Roger Boumgortner, P.O. A. • Phone 658-4742 rfnHar • 3On ““ ABCTWNBen Roger Hahn t Phil Hahn 14075R19N Nappanee, IN 46550 219-773-4786 Or 219-773-4184 Geae Robinson, Aactioneor • 219-658-3333

Bumgardner 305.25; S Shoemaker 27.00; Apollo 1 Hour Photo 12.22; McHenry Marketing 35.00; Office Depot 75.56; Charter Network 16.79; United Telephone Co 45.36, A Gunter 112.35; Des Moines Stamp Mfg. Co. 48.30; United Telephone Co 5.99; A Gunter 184.75; Apollo 1 Hour Photo 157.31; Ex ecutive Office Machines, Inc 164.36; Waddell Printing Co 170.00; M Hoffman 193.50; Business Systems, Inc 30.76, PDH Office Products 240.67; A E Boyce Co, Inc 548.60; United Telephone Co 13.01, Culligan 267.50; Silveus & Bradway 11.50; Superior Supply 650.00; Goshen Electric 413.96; Fisher Bros Paper Co 557.99; Superior Supply 124.40, Warsaw Wholesale Suppliers Inc 15.60; Woodies Supermarket 1.78; Charter Net work 2.90; United Telephone Co .47; Sewage Collection Office 514.06, Early Elevator Cor poration 6192.48, National Dust Control 190.32; Service Electric, Inc 122.25, Waste Management 195.00, Superior Supply 70.82; Service Electric, Inc 13.95, Schraders 3.17; Sears 49.82; United Telephone Co 54.79, A E Boyce Co, Inc 987.20, Waddell Printing Co 203.00, United Telephone Co 15.95; J Weirick 239.55, R Durbin 661 50, Waddell Printing Co 801.25, Fisher Bros Paper Co 412.50, Pepsi Cola General Bottlers, Inc 108.57, Coca Cola Bottling Co Indianapolis Inc 66.89, Centel Cellular 56.00, United Telephone Co 870.44; R Knudsen 8.49, C Lynch 34.25, R Durbin 185.50, Mail-Journal/The Paper 937.11; Key Benefit Employee Fund 11287.52; Syracuse In Clerk Treasurer 1346.49; Juvenile Justice Task Force 2174.67; Wood Youth Center 70.00, Eastlund Harris Funeral Home 400.00, Titus Funeral Home 400 00; Owens Funeral Home 100.00; Elkhart County Auditor 124.00; Home Health Care 2500.00, Digital Equipment Corporation 273.40; Atek Information Services, Inc 4546.84; Kosciusko Co Historical Society 1416.67, Beaman Home 916.67, Treasurer Kosciusko County 547.45; J & D Clark 76.80; L Branham 9.00; E Clay 18.00, H Hayes 268.80, R & M Averbeck 63.50, E Creighton 160.00; D Harrold 160.00, M McDaniel 120.00, E Watkins 160.00; D Goon 160.00; NBS Office Supplies 26.19; E Creighton 16.00, D Goon 16.00; D Harrold 40.00; M McDaniel 10.50; E Watkins 36.00, J Moyer 138.50, Adams/Remco, Inc 159.00; M Wuchter 45.00; L Plummer 45.00; A E Boyce Co, Inc 275.00; W Parke MD 1200.00, Page Alert 202.44; United Telephone Co 161.69; C Rovenstine 2.90; Wai Mart Inc 9.06; Quality Stores 52.25; Wai Mart Inc 17.35; Wholesale Electric 326.54, Coverall Rental 177.20; Supersweet Farm Service 39.75; Animal Medical Center 122.25; Hostetler Welding Shop 30.00; Wai Mart Inc 18.02, Charter Net work 5.80, United Telephone Co 123.51; Waste Management 90.00, The Michie Co 80.65, United Telephone Co 18.00, Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys 20.00, Thomas Rub ber Stamp Co 48.80, B Dust 118.99, Des Moines Stamp Mfg Co 24.80, NBS Office Sup plies 6.24; Waddell Printing Co 49.00, United Telephone Co 4.45; Charter Network 2.85; B Dust 159.00, PDH Office Products 120.32, Charter Network 14.05, Executive Office Machines, Inc 89 50, NBS Office Supplies 101.91, Ray O'Herron Co Inc 14.54, System Media Inc 46.64, Silveus & Bradway 352.47; Amoco Oil Company 125.70; Gast Fuel & Ser vice 7864.75; Anchor Men Casual Wear 259.00; Apollo 1 Hour Photo 101.75, T Cirrello 34.87; Hardesty Printing Co Inc 564.53; Ben's Auto Service 70.80, Empiregas Inc of War saw 4.81; McCord Auto Supply 143.34, War saw Automotive 228.75, Price Auto Repair 223.28; Smith Tire Service 22.50; Bureau of Motor Vehicles 5.00, NBS Office Supplies 71.81; NBS Office Supplies 60.00, Charter Network 19.45, United Telephone Co 16 82, County Extension Office 2.90, R Kemper 123.00, Adams/Remco, Inc 6.45, NBS Office

Supplies 63.01; United Telephone Co 13.22, Waddell Printing Co 106.40; S Mitchell 48.00; S Mitchell 39.07, S Mitchell 10.00; C Schaaf 5.50; D Biesemeyer 70.50, Needham's 215.00, M Piter 110.90; PDH Office Products 52.68; Park Pharmacy 6.94; United Telephone Co 171.74; Syracuse In Clerk-Treasurer 408.91; Xerox Corporation 31.50, Apollo 1 Hour Photo 134.68; P Kingston 5908, R Reed 25.00, V Landis 25.00; NBS Office Supplies 4.09, R Burner 30 00; S Harris 75.00; J Howard 250.00; _J Rigdon 684 90; C Rovenstine 26.25; E Bazlni 25.00, D Kolbe 45.00; M Reed 140.00; J Geberin 507 50, NBS Office Supplies 65.59, United Telephone Co 4.06; Charter Network 12.87. KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. , PAYROLL A CLAIMS D Haines 602.70; J Cupp 1037 40, W Baxter 837.90; J Johnson 593.25; B Clouse 778.05; R Strong 768.60; M Moussallam 561.00; R Weaver 741.30, A Summe 573.30, M Horney 165.38; D Kolbe 2000.00, Tepe's 203 12, Treasurer Kosciusko County 250.00; County Extension Office 18.89; A Summe 64.76; R Fredrick 167.25; B Baxter 372.00; R Weaver 451.75; United Telephone Co 46.73; Centel Cellular 58.00, Key Benefit Employee Fund 580.80, J Heydenburg 125.00. KOS. CO. HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS B Kuhn 925.78, R Leiter 918 75; D Rogers 818.10, J Ingle 617.44; L Young 759 93; J Adams Jr 794.50, E Coy 883.03; L Engle 767.26, R Himes 895.10; F Kammerer 835 36; R Meeks 808.12; A Miller 787.69, L Montel 794.50; G Adams 805 00, K Busselberg 794.50, J Davis 798.10, P Deaton 794 50; D Huffman 787.69, G Huffman 805.00; B Hyde Jr 869.41; B Hyde 111 798.10, R Jackson 818.10; J Kuhn 798.10; R Norman 791 20, L Phillips 811.90; T Rowland 798 10, D Shilling 805.00; M Winger 1037.40; G Estepp 805 00; B Montel 805.00, D Jackson 811.90, M Walther 861.85; W Smalley 672.00; K Traylor 1557.15; T Kuhn 794.50,; L Traylor 767.55, D Lynch 818.10; J O'Connor Jr 794.50, R Barley 805.00, J Beer 774.07; G Shepherd 794 50, Key Benefit Employee Fund 4106.64, Ex change Publishing Co 132.00, G Lengemann Co 139 99, NBS Office Supplies 7.14; Ace Hardware 13.35, Rice Ford Lincoln Mercury 67.88, Bearings, Inc 703.34, Carlisle Equip ment Company 1076.08, Curtis Industries Inc 56.45, Deeds Equipment Co, Inc 1157.71; Hall Hardware 15 88; K & J Distributors 58.80; Kar Products 17.38, Kerlin Tractor Sales 89.90; Reid Holcomb Co 445.59; Warsaw Automotive 732.28; Service Electric, Inc 98.19, Southeastern Equip Co Inc 79.22; TSC Store 75.30; Warsaw Steel Co 100.45; Schraders 277.39, Miller & Sons Structures Inc 23.58; Nowak Supply Co Inc 80.92; RAK Industries 109.95, White Machine 82.00; Power Train Companies 47 58; Quality Stores 37.97, Phend & Brown Inc 19948.30, Elf Asphalt 14705.25, Pierceton Equipment Co 19954.02, Warsaw Chemical Co 527.80; Advanced Drainage System 145.45; Hall Signs 2559.13, Ace Hardware 11.96; Warsaw Chemical Co 144.45, Charter Network 35.47, J & K Communications, Inc 331.70, United Telephone Co 38.54, Rice Ford Lincoln Mer cury 53.48; Ab & Toms Radiator Service 550.00, Hostetler Door Inc 413.75, Bodkin Abstract Co Inc 165.00, Indiana Dept of Revenue 817.60. KOS. CO. HEAGRTIS33 PAYROLL A CLAIMS R Fredrick 325.00 KOS. CO. GRID SYSTEM PAYROLL A CLAIMS J Bess 472.50, N Smythe 131.73. KOS. CO. LOCAL ROAD A STREET PAYROLL A CLAIMS Phend A Brown Inc 11204.70; Zimmerman Gravel 2437 25. KOS. CO. CUMULATIVE BRIDGE PAYROLL A CLAIMS Congdon Engineering Associates Inc 6769 47, Debco Metal Culverts 1233.10. KOS. CO. GEN DRAIN IMPROV PAYROLL A CLAIMS Advanced Drainage Systems 384 75, Everest Crane Service 187.50, L Leckrone 37.31. KOS. CO. DRAINAGE MAINT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Everest Crane Service 1573.75, Dalton of Indiana, Inc 216.75; Kline Trucking 31.77, Charlie Baker Backhoe Service 166 00, Dalton of Indiana, Inc 3600.00, Dalton of In diene, tnc 4200.00; L Leckrone*4)32.69;.L Leckrone 495.00; Kline Trucking 1809.23, Ad vanced Drainage Systems 539.00; Advanced Drainage Systems 60.50, Charlie Baker Backhoe Service 1043.20, D Leckrone 1345.50, Dalfon of Indiana, Inc 3000.00, Phillips Excavating Inc 2350.00, Advanced Drainage Systems 14 95 KOS. CO. HEALTH MAINT. FUND PAYROLL A CLAIMS Ivy Tech 130.00 KOS. CO. CUM CAPITAL DEV. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Bodkin Abstract Co Inc 1233 00 KOS. CO. FEDERALREVENUE PAYROLL A CLAIMS Postmaster 1000 00, J Bess 54 25 KOS. CO. KEY BENEFIT EMPLOYEE FUND PAYROLL A CLAIMS KBA 806.36. KOS. CO. WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Indiana University Medical Center 2387 95, I U Homecare 1660 69; Surgical Associates, Inc 12.50, Hook's Drug *l4O 114 T£rfen, MD 39 (X\Hook Drugs *l9l 18.27; W **Dawes, DDS, Inc \25 86. Goshen General Hospital 161 44, Zale Drugs Inc 4.80, Hook Drugs **B2B 14 93; Hook's Drug Co Inc 23 48 B Kindig 77.50; Triton Schools 146 62, Wawasee School /Corp 58 50, Jefferson Elementary School!67 65, Hook's Drug *246 65.74, J Heyde DDS 43 00, Convenience Clinic 37.40, Kosciusko County Shelter Care 180 00, Humana Women's Hospital 14089 08, Crossroad, FWCH 954 , Medical Group A Med 24 130 00, Selah CenterHqc 120.00 I Patricia Brown do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commls sioners on Oct 23, 1990 NOTICE OF A HEARING ON PROPOSED RATES AND CHARGES Property owners and other interested par ties in the Town of Silver Lake are hereby notified that Ordinance No 90 8, establishing rates and charges for services to be rendered by the sewage works, was In

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troduced at a meeting of the Town. Council held on October 9, 1990. At a meeting of the Town Council to be held at 7:00 p.m. (Silver Lake Time), on October 30,1990, In the Silver Lake Lions Club, 108 N. Harrison St., there will be a public hearing on the matter of the rates and charges, and consideration of adoption of said Ordinance Wo. 90-8 which provides in part as follows: "For the use of the service rendered by sewage works, rates and charges shall be collected from the owners of each and every lot, parcel of real estate or building that is connected with the Town sanitary system or otherwise discharges sanitary sewage, Industrial wastes, water or other liquids, either directly or indirectly, Into the sanitary sewage system of the Town of Silver Lake. Such rates and charges include user charges, debt service costs, ex cessive strength surcharges and other service charges, which rates and charges shall be payable as hereinafter provided and shall be in an amount determined as follows: t (a) The sewage rates and charges shall be based on the quantity of water used on or in the property or premises subject to such rates and charges as the same is measured by the water meter there in use, plus a base charge based on the size of water meter installed except as herein otherwise provided. For the purpose of billing and collecting the charges for sewage service, the water meters shall be read monthly and the users shall be billed each month (or period equaling a month). The water usage schedule on which the amount of said rates and charges shall be determined Isas follows: All Class I Users Treatment rate per 1,000 gallons of usage per month $ 2.45 Plus a base rate per month: Water Meter Size V-%" $ 23.60 I'' 58.20 l.’/4" 92.80 I’/a" 134.30 2" 231.15 3" 530.90 4" 946.00 6" 2,122.10 8" 3,782.40 (b) For users of the sewage works that are unmetered water users or accurate meter readings are not available, the monthly charge shall be determined by equivalent single family dwelling units, except as herein provided. Sewage service bills shall be rendered once each month (or period equalling a month). The schedule on which said rates and charges will be determined is as follows: Residential: Single fami ly dwelling unit $ 35.85 Surcharge on Suspended Solids in excess of 200 mg/1 $ .20 Surcharge on BOD in ex cess of 175 mg/1 $ .22 At such hearing and prior to final adoption of said ordinance all interested parties may appear and be heard. A copy of Ordinance No 90 8 may be examined at the office of the Clerk Treasurer. Dated this 12th day of October, 1990 Fern Strong Clerk Treasurer NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Silver Lake, Indiana, Kosciusko County, In dlana that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting, held at the Silver Lake Lions Club, at 108 North Harrison Street In the Town of Silver Lake, Indiana at 7 00 p.m. on the 30th day of Oc tober, 1990 will consider the following add) tional appropriations, which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraor dinary emergency existing at this time. LOCAL ROADS AND STREET Storm Sewer 53,756.24 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that tax payers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard hereon. 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 Fern Strong, Clerk Treasurer NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF WINONA LAKE Notice is hereby given that on the 13th day of November 1990, at 7 00 p.m , at the Com munity Building In the Town of Winona Lake, Indiana, the Town Council of the Town of Winona Lake will hold a public hearing to consider a proposal to create a MUNICIPAL CUMULATIVE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND, subject to the approval of the state board of tax commissioners, for the purpose of a Cumulative Fund for the improvement of public ways and sidewalks, providing for the purchase of fire fighting equipment and police radio equipment, and for such other purposes as are described In I C 36 9 16.5 2 byway of tax levies in the following amounts for the following three years, Fifteen Cents ($0 15) per SIOO.OO of Assess ed Valuation for the year 1991, Fifteen Cents ($0 15) per SIOO 00 of Assessed Valuation for the year 1992, Fifteen Cents ($0.15) per SIOO 00 of Assessed Valuation for the year 1993 Any person may appear at said public hearing and be heard upon the proposal, which proposal is in complete form as pro posed Ordinance No 90 8 1A on file In the of fice of the Clerk Treasurer of the Town of Winona Lake, Indiana. Any written com ments or suggestions delivered to the Town Clerk Treasurer before the time of said hearing will also be considered The hearing may be continued without further notice.

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The mailing addreu of the Town Clerk Treasure Is: P.O. Box Winona Lake, Indiana 46590. Charleno Turner, Clerk-Treasurer Town Os Winona Lake, Indiana 0.17 24 NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION KOSCIUSKO, INDIANA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of School Trustees of the Wawasee Community School Corporation will receive sealed bids for the OFFICE RELOCATION: SYRACUSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. Bids will be accepted at the Board Room of the Wawasee Community School Corporation Office, 12659 North Syracuse Webster Road, Syracuse, Indiana until 1:30 p.m. (local time), November 14,1990. Blds will be opened and tabulated at that time In the Board Room of the Wawasee Community School Corporation. All bidding and construction shall be in accordance with construction documents prepared by Barton-Coe-Vllamaa, Architects and Engineers, Inc., copies of which can be obtained from the office of BartonCoe Vllamaa, 225 Airport North Office Park, Fort Wayne, Indiana (corner of Cook and Lima Roads), 219 489-9079. A deposit of $50.00 per set of documents will be required. THIS DEPOSIT WILL BE REFUNDED, PROVIDED SAID DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE RETURNED IN GOOD ORDER WITHIN 19 DAYS AFTER THE BID DATE. Bidders will be required to file, with their bids, a certified check made payable to the Wawasee Community School Corporation or a Bid Bond for an amount not less than five percent (5%) of their maximum bid or blds. The Wawasee Community School Corporation Board of Trustees reserves the right to waive formalities In bidding; to reject any or all bids; and to let separate contracts or as a whole, without assigning any reason for Its action In the premises, using Its discretion to determine what action will be In the best Interest of the Wawasee Community School Corporation. Bids not reaching said office by 1:30 p.m. (local time), on November 14, 1990 will not be opened and will be returned unopened to the original bidder. Dated this 9th day of October, 1990. WILLIAM TROUP, SECRETARY BOARDOF TRUSTEES WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION 0.17-24 NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR THE ASBESTOS REMOVAL AT SILVER LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR THE WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, WARSAW, INDIANA The Warsaw Community Schools, War saw, Indiana will receive sealed bids for: Asbestos Removal at Silver Lake Elementary School at the Maintenance Facility, 918 E. Market Street, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 until 10:00 a m local time on the 16th day of November, 1990 at which time and place all Blds will be publicly opened and read aloud. Sealed blds are to be delivered to the Warsaw Maintenance Facility prior to the 10:00 A.M. deadline. Any and all bids received after the 10:00 A M. deadline will be returned unopen ed To qualify, all bids shall be submitted using Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 96A, with attachments, a copy of which Is bound in Section 00301. Project Description: Remove and dispose of asbestos co'ntainlng pipe and vessel Insulation including re Insulation. Location: Thermal system pipe and fitting insulation is located throughout the building. Boiler thermal system insulation is located In the boiler room. All work shall be constructed in full accor dance with this Notice, Instructions to Bidders, General Conditions, Supplementary Conditions, Technical Specifications for Workmanship and Materials, Proposal Forms, Instructions for Executing Contracts and Plans, as prepared by COLE ASSOCIATES INC., Engineers/Ar chitects/Planners, 2211 East Jefferson Boulevard, South Bend, Indiana 46615. Plans, Specifications, and Contract Documents are available for examination at: Builder's Exchange of St. Joseph Valley 215 Marycrest Building 2015 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana 46619 Dodge/Scan 230 West Monroe, 12th Floor Chicago, Illinois 60606 MACIAF Plan Room 2425 Mishawaka Avenue, P.O. Box 282 South Bend, Indiana 46624 F.W Dodge Corporation Suites 101 102 Millwood Center 4000 Portage Road Kalamazoo, Ml 49001 Construction League of Indianapolis 1800 N. Meridian, Suite 601 Indianapolis, IN 46202 F.W Dodge Corporation 6666 E. 75th Street Indianapolis, IN 46250 Midwest Projects Unlimited, Inc. 5655 Broadway Street Merrillville, IN 46410 Cole Associates Inc. 2211 East Jefferson Boulevard South Bend, IN 46615 Indiana State Office of Minority Builders 1 North Capital Street, 6th Floor Indianapolis, IN 46204 Warsaw Community Schools 918 E. Market St. Warsaw, IN 46580 The Plans, Specifications and Contract Documents may be obtained at the office of COLE ASSOCIATES INC., 2211 East Jefferson Boulevard, South Bend, Indiana 46615. One set of documents can be obtained free of charge Only complete sets will be issued. Additional sets of Plans and Specifications may be purchased for $25.00 per set. Bids shall be properly executed, addressed to said Warsaw Community Schools (submitted on Form 96A) accompanied by a fully ex ecuted non collusion affidavit together with the other documents required by the Instruc tions to Bidders, and the applicable statutes of the State of Indiana. No bid shall be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for at least sixty (60) days The Board of School Trustees of Warsaw Community Schools shall have the right: 1) at any time to reject any or all bids; 2) to waive all informalities pr Irregularities of the bidding, and; 3) to award Contracts on the basis of Individual bid categories. All bidders must attend a Pre-Bid Con ference which will be held on October 31,1990 at 10 00 a m. (local time) at the Silver Lake Elementary School. By: Michael Martin, Secretary Board Os School Trustees Date: October 15, 1990 0.17 24 Road closings are listed The following is a list of potential road closings and areas of principle work activity for the Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District. Pickwick Drive — (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Watch for temporary road closings Willow Grove Area — (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Watch for temporary road closings. Morrison Island — (7 a.m. to 4 p.m.) Kale Island — (Ba.m. tosp.m.) Bayshore/Cottingham Area — (7a.m. to4p.m.) Watch for temporary road closings and flagmen along work areas.

raw 1 655-1 S2 1 1 NEW BUSINESS — Christner Car Care, r 5 box 372, Syracuse, offers complete car maintenance with a new approach ... “We Come To You.” From the mobile unit the firm will completely service everyone’s vehicle at home or place of business. The service will include lube, oil, and filter change. Christner's will will also check and fill all vital fluids, tire rotation, winterization and will vacuum when finished. Chuck Christner, shown, owner/operator, has years of experience and is equipped to handle all makes and models. Christner Car Care will eliminate the hassel of auto owners dropping off their car or waiting in line. He offers reasonable rates, prompt reliable service, and convenience.

Motorcycle struck by car, rider taken to hospital

Syracuse Police investigated the following accidents during the past week: Steven Wayne Reichel, 42, East Greenhaus, Syracuse, suffered a contusion/bruise to his back, after he was thrown from his motorcycle, when it was struck by a 1985 Buick LaSabre. The accident occurred at 2:24 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 13, at Chicago and Seventh Street in Syracuse. Reichel was taken to Goshen Hospital. Joanne Swanson, 59, Island View Drive, Goshen, driver of the Buick, told police she was turning the vehicle around in the parking lot at Sea Nymph and was attempting to make a left turn onto Chicago Street. She advised she looked to see if there was any traffic, but did not see any other vehicles. After she pulled out the motorcycle was coming down the street and the two vehicles collided. Reichel was driving a 1982 Yamaha. Damage to the vehicle was estimated up to $2,500 and up to SI,OOO to the motorcycle. Driver Cited Ronald E. Kuhn, 17, rural route, Leesburg, was cited for operating a vehicle with out financial responsibility, after hitting a parked car on Thursday, Oct. 11, at 8:36 p.m., at the Lakeland Youth Center and West Access Road. Kuhn told police he was at the Lakeland Youth Center and parked his 1981 AJC CJ-5 by the building. He stated as he was about the leave he backed the jeep out of the parking space and did not realize there was any vehicle behind him. As he backed out he backed into the side of a

Car stolen from driveway

Kosciusko County Police are investigating the following thefts and other incidents that were received by the department recently. A 1985 Pontiac stolen from LaPoint Drive, Syracuse, was recovered by Syracuse Police shortly after it was reported stolen. Denny G. Carroll, Syracuse, notified police at 6:55 am., Sunday, Oct. 7, that their home had been entered and their 1985 Pontiac was stolen from their driveway. Carroll stated a purse was missing from the kitchen table, as well as a billfold and the keys to the vehicles. Also the inside of a pick-up truck parked at the home was ransacked. The car was recovered later that morning by Syracuse Police on Oak Street. The vehicle had sustained damage, as it appeared the thief had an accident with the vehicle before leaving it along Oak Street. Damage to the vehicle was to the windshield, front fender and steering wheel. Truck Stolen Jesse W. Beer, rural route, Milford, reported the theft of a 1974 Ford grain truck on Monday, Oct. 8. The theft occurred from a field on CR 900 N and SR 15, south of Milford. Beer reported the keys were left inside the vehicle. Stereo Taken Ben Huffman, Cromwell, notified police at 9:28 am., Sunday, Oct. 14, that a stereo cassette system and equalizer were removed from his car while it was parked at Wawasee High School. The items are valued at over S3OO.

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parked 1986 Oldsmobile Delta 88, registered to Stephen J. and Patti L. Kaluza, rural route, Syracuse. This vehicle was knocked into a parked 1981 Ford Econoline, registered to Ron Church, Mullen Street, Syracuse. Damage to Kuhn’s jeep was estimated up to $2,500, up to $5,000 to Kaluza’s vehicle and under S2OO to Church’s vehicle. Misses Curve Syracuse Police were called to investigate an accident Sunday, Oct. 14, at 7:15 p.m., on Bowser Road, west of Kern Road. Mark A. Klaassen, 33, EMS D22C Lane, Syracuse, failed to negotiate the curve in his 1988 Ford and went out into a field. Damage to his vehicle was estimated up to $5,000. Backing Mishap Police were called to Sycamore Street and Chicago Street at 5:38 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 10, when a backing mishap occurred. Perry L. Morton, 42, East Main Street, Warsaw, was baking his 1986 GMC Suburban out of a parking space and as he started to drive away, the owner of a parked vehicle, A. Puntus, East North Kitson Lane, Syracuse, approached his vehicle and stated he had backed into the parked vehicle. Puntus told police he was sitting in his parked 1986 Chevrolet Caprice when Morton’s vehicle backed into his vehicle. Damage to Morton’s vehicle was under S2OO and up to SI,OOO to Puntus' vehicle. Corvette Hits Parked Vehicle Police were notified by Jimmy R. Conder, 45. West Main Street, Syracuse, that at approximately

Windows Broken Two residents notified police of windows broken in two separate incidents. Jill DeWitt, American Way Marineland Gardens, Syracuse, reported two bedroom windows and a front door window were

i Ffdl* l h If ‘■*-Ul 1 1 ui * HI r~ '"* M I ~~~~ r ~ aai "m£.- :Mt _ ~ . ™ . «-~. j. ■"■*■• l * l ' , * l L-. • t ' * » . * . • •-!•••.’v»- .■ DRUGS TAKEN — A large quantity of drugs were stolen from Park Pharmacy, Syracuse, early Monday morning, Oct. IS. Syracuse Police were alerted of the break-in around 8:15 a.m., when a man delivering newspapers found the east door on the southside of the building broken out. Syracuse Police report the break-in occurred between 3-8 a.m. After breaking the glass in the door, the intruder or intruders went to the drug cabinet and removed a large quantity of drugs. When police arrived the audible alarm was going off inside the building. Upon a check by the alarm company it was found a part of the system malfunctioned, thus authorities were not notified of the intrusion. Shown in the photo is Indiana State Police Lab Technician Tom Perzanowski gathering evidence from the scene. (Photo by Deb Patterson )

12 am., Tuesday, Oct. 9, he was involved in an accident on Seventh Street, north of Baltimore Street. The officer noted that the accident was reported 10 hours after it occurred. Conder told police he was traveling north on Seventh Street in his 1976 Corvette when the vehicle went through a puddle of water. Condor lost control of the vehicle for 190 feet, going off the west edge of the roadway and colliding with a parked 1987 Freightliner. The Corvette then went another 18-feet colliding with a parked 1986 Ford Ranger. The force of the impact caused the Ranger to hit a 1984 Ford Ranger XLT parked six feet north of that vehicle. Damage to the Corvette was estimated up to $5,000, up to SI,OOO to the semi tractor registered to Penske Truck Leasing, Elkhart, up to $2,500 to the 1986 Ford registered to Donald E. Fether, Pittsford, Mich., and up to $5,000 to the 1984 Ford registered to Gary D. Watson, Mishawaka. Two Taken To KCH No information is available on an accident Saturday, Oct. 13, at Pickwick Road and SR 13. The accident occurred at 5:26 p.m. Two occupants of one of the vehicles, Donald Reid, 53, and Beverly Reid, 51, both of North Second Street, Pierceton, were taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital. The two occupants of the other vehicle, Clyde Johnston, 79, and Mildred Johnston, 74, both of East Main Street, Syracuse, were not taken to a hospital.

broken out in her home between 7 am., Saturday, Oct. 13, and 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 14. Jack Howell, North Webster, reported sometime after 2 p.m., on Sunday someone shot a hole through the north window of his father's home.