The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 November 1990 — Page 14
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 28,1990
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PUBLIC NOTICE 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 blds for the REROOFING & MASONRY REPAIR OF MECHANICS SHOP BUILDING. Blds will be accepted at the Board Room of the Wawasee Community School Corpora tlon Office, 12659 North Syracuse Webster Road, Syracuse, Indiana until 1:30 p.m. (local time), December 10,1990. 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, Ar chltects and Engineers, Inc., copies of which can be obtained from the office of Barton Coe-Vllamaa, 225 Airport North Office Park, Fort Wayne, Indiana (corner of Cook and Lima Roads), 219-489-9079. A deposit of $20.00 per set of documents will be required. THIS DEPOSIT WILL BE REFUNDED, PROVIDED SAID DRAW INGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE RETURNED IN GOOD ORDER WITHIN 15 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 Bld Bond for an amount not less than five percent (5%) of their maximum bid or bids. The Wawasee Community School Corpora tlon Board of Trustees reserves the right to waive formalities In bidding; to reject any or all blds; 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. Blds not reaching said office by 1:30 p.m. (local time), on December 10, 1990 will not be opened and will be returned unopened to the original bidder. Dated this 19th day of November, 1990. BOARDOF TRUSTEES WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION N. 21-28 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Kosciusko County Justice Building 121 North Lake Street Warsaw. IN 46580-2788 CASE NUMBER 43C01 9011 EU-146 Notice is given that on Nov. 7, 1990, Della Baumgartner was appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of Edith I. Baumgartner who died October 28. 1990, and was authorized to conduct an unsupervised administration of this estate. All persons who have claims against this
NOTICE OF A HEARING ON PROPOSED RATES ANO CHARGES Property owners and other interested parties in the Town of Claypool are hereby notified that Ordinance No. 1990 15, establishing rates and charges for services to be rendered by the waterworks system, was introduced at a meeting of the Town Council held on Nov. 20, 1990. At a meeting of the Town Council to be held at 7.00 p.m. (Claypool time), on Dec. 12, 1990, in the Claypool Fire Station, there will be a public hearing on the matter of the rates and charges, and consideration of adoption of said Ordinance No. 1990 15 which provides in part as follows: Metered Rates Rate Per 1,000 Gallons First 2,000 gallons per month $ 5.585 Next 1,000 gallons per month 3.72 Next 7,000 gallons per month 3.36 Next 5,000 gallons per month 2.98 Next 5,000 gallons per month 2.62 Next 5,000 gallons per month 2.24 Over 25,000 gallons per month 1.87 Minimum Charges Meter Size Rate Per Month % inch meter $ 11.17 % inch meter 13.10 1 inch meter 18.10 l’/4 inch meter 22.75 T a inch meter 28.00 2 inch meter 37.25 3 inch meter 139.70 4 inch meter 186.25 Flat Fee For Connection To City Water Main Fee % — *4 inch tap $475.00 Hydrant Rental Charges Public — per hydrant $391.00 Private — per hydrant At such hearing and prior to final adoption of said ordinance all interested parties may ap pear and be heard. A copy of Ordinance No. 1990 15 may be examined at the office of the Clerk Treasurer Dates this 20th day of Nov , 1990. Arlene Leiter, Clerk Treasurer NOTICEOF AHEARINGON PROPOSED RATES AND CHARGES Property owners and other interested parties in the Town of Claypool are hereby notified that Ordinance No 1990 12, establishing rates and charges for services to be rendered by the sewage works, was introduced at a meeting of the Town Council held on November 14, 1990. At a meeting of the Town Council to be held at 7:00p.m. (Claypool time), on December 12, 1990, in the Claypool Fire Station, there will be a public hearing on the matter of the rates and charges, and consideration of adoption of said Ordinance No 1990 12 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 Claypool Such rates and charges include user charges, debt service costs, excessive 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: (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 is as follows All Class I Users Treatment rate per 1,000 gallons of usage per month $ 1 85 Plus a base rate per month: Water Meter Size $ 25.95 1" 62 60 I'/4" 99.30 IVi" 143.30 2" 246 00 3" 563 85 4" 1,004.15 6" 2,250.90 8" 4,011.30 (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 equaling a month) The schedule on which said rates and charges will be determined is as follows Residential Single family dwelling unit $ 35.20 Surcharge on Suspended Solids in excess of 250 mg/l $ 08 Surcharge on BOD in excess of 250 mg/l . . ." $ 08 At such hearing and prior to final adoption of said ordinance all interested parties may ap pear and be heard. A copy of Ordinance No 1990-12 may be examined at the office of the Clerk Treasurer Dated this 20th day of Nov , 1990 Arlene Leiter, Clerk Treasurer
A Member Os The Sears Financial Network BEER, REALTORS 457-4495 NEW LISTING NEW LISTING Nice 3or 4 bedroom home south At Dewart Lake — Cozy of Syracuse with large rooms and redecorated home with pier privileges on Wowasee. Priced at space and easement on Dewart just $55,000. Lake, good swimming, greenhouse attached and nearly maintenance free. First time buyers, CALL on this one. $43,500. NEW LISTING REDUCED In Syracuse — A handyman's Now just SB,OOO — 3 lots with dream" is available for just deeded access to Dewart Lake. $29,500. A low price for 4 or 5 This seller is MOTIVATED. CALL bedrooms, low utilities and con- NOW! venient location! * SR 13, SYRACUSE, IN An Independently Owned * Operated Member Os The Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliate*, Inc
estate, whether or not now due, must file the claims with the Clerk of the Court within five months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or within one year after the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. Dated at Warsaw, Indiana, on November 7, 1990. Jeanne Welrlck Clerk Os The Courts Robert L. Rasor, Attorney Rasor, Harris, Lemon & Reed 210 North Buffalo Street Warsaw, IN 46580 (219) 267 5111 N. 14 8.28 REQUEST FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given, that the. Town Board of Winona Lake, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the annual bulk quantities of those Items and services listed below, set out In accordance with specifications on file In the office of the Clerk-Treasurer, 1590 Park Avenue, Winona Lake, Indiana. Limestone, Asphalt Patching Material, HAC Surface, Asphalt Base, Chip and Seal, Tack Coat. All bids shall be properly and completely executed on the Indiana State Board of Accounts Form No. 95, and shall Include a non collusion affidavit, and a certified check or bid bond of five percent (%) of the bld price. When In, successful bidder will have to comply with prevailing wage scale on file in my office. Successful bidder will also have to comply with anti discrimination provisions of I.C. 516-6-1. In the case of applied materials and services, blds should be submitted on the Indiana State Board of Ac counts Form No. 96. Check or Bid Bonds shall be made payable to the Town of Winona Lake. Bids shall be received until 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 11, 1990, at the ClerkTreasurer's office at 1590 Park Avenue, Winona Lake, Indiana. They will be opened at the regular Town Board Meeting on the same date at 7:30p.m. The town reserves the right to reject any and all blds, delete any portions, or waive any formalities In the bidding. Charlene Turner Clerk-Treasurer \ Town of Winona Lake N. 28 D. 5 REQUEST FORBIDS Notice is hereby given that the Town Board of Trustees of Winona Lake, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the annual bulk quantities of those items listed below. Regular Gasoline Unleaded Gasoline Premium Unleaded Gasoline Bids shall be received until 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 11, 1990, at the Clerk Treasurer's office at 1590 Park Avenue, Winona Lake, Indiana. Bids will be opened at the regular Town Board meeting December 11, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. The Town reserves the right to reject any and all bids, delete any
portions, or waive any formalities In the bidding. Charlene Turner Clerk-Treasurer Town of Winona Lake N. 28 D. 5 NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Town of Winona Lake Board of Trustees will accept bids to contract for the following solid waste disposal service, pick up and disposal of all solid waste from all residential .establishments at least one time each week for the years 1991 1992. Spec sheets are available in the Clerk-Treasurer's office In the Town of Winona Lake Bond must be furnished to guarantee performance to the amount of 10% of the bid by certified check, cash, or sufficient surety. Public liability, property damage, personal injury insurance must be carried with policy limits of at least $500,000. Bidders shall be required upon award of contract to furnish certificate of above insurance and workman's compen sation insurance. All services bid to be in ac cordance with the requirements of I.C. 36-9-30-1 et. seq. All bidders shall submit their bid on Bid Form #95 of the Indiana State Board of Accounts. Blds may be submitted on a monthly or annual basis based on 1200 units. Bidders may submit a sealed bid In advance of meeting at the Clerk Treasurer's office In the Town of Winona Lake, at 1590 Park Avenue or may submit a sealed bid at time and place of meeting. The Board of Trustees will open bids at the December 11, 1990, meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Winona Lake Community Building. The Town reserves the right to reject any and all blds. Charlene Turner Clerk-Treasurer Town of Winona Lake a N 28 D. 5 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING INDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 38706 FAC 9 PETITION OF NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY FOR APPROVAL OF FUEL COST CHARGE TO BE APPLICABLE IN THE MONTHS OF FEBRUARY, MARCH AND APRIL, 1991 PURSUANT TO IC 8 1 2 42 Notice is hereby given that the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission of Indiana will conduct a public hearing In this Cause in Room 908 of the State Office Building, In dianapolis, Indiana commencing at 10:00 A.M. EST, Local Time, on December 10, 1990. Public participation is requested. INDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION BY. LYNN M PYLITT, SECRETARY (317) 232 2701 Date: November 19, 1990 NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX ANTICIPATION WARRANT OF WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION Notice is hereby given, that the Board of School .Trustees of Wawasee Community School Corporation will meet at the Ad ministrative Offices of Wawasee Community School Corporation at Syracuse, Indiana, on December 20, 1990, at 5:00 P.M. (EST) and at said time and place will receive sealed bids on and let to the highest bidder therefore, the following described time war rants: Time warrants in anticipation of taxes levied and in the sum of $1,300,000 for the General Fund and in the sum of $300,000 for the Transportation Fund dated as of the date of delivery thereof to the purchaser or pur chasers; all such warranty shall mature June 28, 1991 with interest at a rate to be determined by this bidding payable at maturity of the warrants. Interest shall be calculated on a 365 day basis. Principal and Interest payable at the Ameritrust National Bank, Michiana, at its place of business in Syracuse, Indiana, or at such other Bank in Kosciusko County, Indiana, as the purchaser or purchasers shall designate. It is an ticipated that the time loan warrants will be delivered on or before January 4, 1991. A bid may be for all or a portion of the war rants but shall state a single rate of interest. No bids for less than par nor for less than SIOO,OOO will be considered. The warrants shall be awarded to the bidder and/or bid ders submitting the lowest net interest rate or rates after deducting therefrom the premium bid, if any, for the warrants or por tion thereof bid for. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and, if acceptable bids are not received on the sale date cover ing the warrants, the sale of the unpurchased portion thereof, may be continued from day to day thereafter, for not exceeding thirty (30) days without readvertisement of the sale. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified or Cashier's check in the amount of one percent (1%) of the amount of warrants bid for, made payable to the Wawasee Com munity School Corporation to guarantee the School Corporation against default by such bidder in complying with the terms of this notice and of its bid. Each bid must be accompanied by a non collusion affidavit as provided by law Said warrants are being issued under the provisions of Indiana Code, Article 20, Title 5, Chapter 4, to evidence temporary loans for the purpose of obtaining funds to be used for the General Fund and the Transportation Fund for the purpose of meeting expenses of the School Corporation included in the regular budget and appropriations adopted for the year 1991 which expenses must be met prior to the June settlement and distribution of taxes in the year of 1991 There has been appropriated and pledged a sufficient amount of current revenues of the School Corporation to be derived from the General Fund Levy, the Transportation Fund Levy, and the Debt Service Fund Levy respectively, made in the year 1991 to pay the principal of and interest of said warrant at maturity. Typewritten and executed warrants and a transcript of the legal proceedings will be furnished to the successful bidder No condi tional bids shall be considered The warrants for each Fund of this issue shall be delivered at the time set above The successful bidder or bidders shall accept delivery of the war rants and make payment therefore at such Bank in Kosciusko County, Indiana, as such bidder or bidders shall designate. William O. Troup Secretary, Board of School Trustees Wawasee Community School Corporation N 21 28 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given, that the Syracuse Town Board of Zoning Appeals shall hold a public hearing on a petition filed by Steven Maisonneuve, requesting a Special Excep tion be granted to permit the following described real estate to be used for the pur pose of a home occupation (craft shop) Said real estate is located in an area which is presently zoned as Residential by the Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance The use requested is a use listed as a Special Ex ception for that area, or a similar use which is consistent with the objectives and pur
Christine A. iH M Combs JMBb .. '.Z Realtor Associate REALTY WORLD* ~ 1, Professional Group REALTORS" Pickwick Rd., Next To Dairy Queen (Lake Wowasee) Syracuse, Indiana 46567 Bus.: (219) 457-2799 Res.: (219) 456-4719 Or 457-3287 F I M ra mis Each Office Independently Owned And Operated L—
poses of the particular District. Said real estate is located on the west side of Lake Street and 0 feet north of Henry Street and described as follows, to wit: A tract of land located In the Southwest Quarter of Section 5, Township 34 North, Range 7 East Kosciusko County, Indiana and more accurately described as follows: The East ’/2 of Lot Number 26 Strombeck & Weavers 2nd Addition. This hearing will be held In the Main Meeting Room, In the Syracuse Town Hall, 500 South Huntington, Syracuse, Indiana, on Thursday the 20th day of December 1990, at 7:00 p.m. All interested persons are Invited to attend and be heard. Written comments will be considered if they are received in the Office of the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission, Court House, Warsaw, Indiana, no later than 12:00 Noon on the day of the hearing. SYRACUSE TOWN BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Daniel W. Richard, Director N. 28 D. 5 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA, WILL FROM THIS DATE UNTIL DECEMBER 18, 1990 at 10:00 A.M., E.S.T. RECEIVE BIDSON THE FOLLOWING: 2 Units 1991 model single axle cab and chassis truck Specifications may be obtained from Kosciusko County Highway, 2936 E. Old 30, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 BIDS MUST BE FILED IN THE COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE ON FORM NO. 96 BID FORM AND ACCOMPANIED BY BID BOND OR CERTIFIED CHECK FOR 10% OF BID THE COMMISSIONERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. Patricia A. Brown Auditor of Kosciusko County, IN N. 28 D. 5 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA, WILL FROM THIS DATE UNTIL DECEMBER 18, 1990 AT 10:00 A.M„ E.S.T. RECEIVE BIDSON THE FOLLOWING: One (1) Unit Wide Front Utility Type, four (4) cylinder diesel tractor S.A.E. 72 h.p. and 62 P.T.O h.p at 2100 RPM min. One (1) unit side mount 60 inch min. rotary mower. Bids may be submitted for each unit individually or as a complete unit. Specifications are on file at Kosciusko County Highway, 2936 E. Old 30, Warsaw, IN 46580. BIDSMUST BE FILED IN THE COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE ON FORM NO. 96 BID FORM AND ACCOMPANIED BY BID BOND OR CERTIFIED CHECK FOR 10% OF BID THE COMMISSIONERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. Patricia A. Brown Auditor Os Kosciusko County, IN N. 28 D. 5 NOTICE OF DETERMINATION TO CONSTRUCT AND FINANCE THE CLAYPOOL SEWAGE WORKS AND THE ADOPTION AND PURPORT OF THE ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING SAME Property owners and other interested par ties in the Town of Claypool are hereby notified that on Nov 20, 1990, the Town Coun cil adopted Amended and Restated Or dinance No. 1990 14, thereby determining to construct the Town's sewage works con sisting of treatment plant and related sewer lines, pursuant to,plans and specifications prepared by Philip L. Schnelker, Inc., con suiting engineers of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The total cost of the project is $1,085,547 Ordinance No. 1990 14 further directed that the cost of the project be financed by the is suance of revenue bonds in the amount of $435,000, which bonds will be payable solely from the net revenues of the sewage works The bonds will be sold at competitive sale pursuant to IC 5 111 or at private sale to the Indiana Bond Bank, at an interest rate not to exceed 9.5% per annum and will mature an nually over a period ending January 1, 2012 Copies of the plans, specifications, cost estimates and of Ordinance No. 1990 14 are on.file in the office of the Clerk Treasurer and are available for inspection by any in terested parties during regular business hours Objections to said project and the bonds may be filed in the time and manner provided by the Indiana Code, Title 36, Arti cle 9, Chapter 23. Dated this 20th day of Nov , 1990 Arlene Leiter Clerk Treasurer 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 Dec 4, 1990 Office Depot 163.17, Apollo 1 Hour Photo 16.58, Charter Network 16 34, A Kennedy 21.00, D Richard 457.25, United Telephone Co 1344.00; Executive Office Machines, Inc 2100.00. NBS Office Supplies 6.73; Charter Network 6 71; A Gunter 105 25; Apollo 1 Hour Photo 45 65, Business Systems, Inc 80 00, Atek Information Services, Inc 36 93, Charter Network 23 96; County Extension Office 1.70; Culligan 267.50; Goshen Electric 14 43; Moellering Supply 63.00, Superior Sup ply 245.45 Fisher Bros Paper Co 369.82; Warsaw Wholesale Suppliers Inc 8 87, Hall Hardware 10 92; Arrow Services, Inc 174 00, Charter Network 2.52, HVAC Systems Ser vice Inc 268 90, National Dust Control 200 97; Folger Adam Company 85.97, Warsaw Wholesale Suppliers Inc 20 33, Monteith Tire 53.90; Miller 8> Sons Structures Inc 13.96; PDH Office Products 424 92, NBS Office Sup plies 20.18; Charter Network 16.43, PitneyBowes 117 00, A E Boyce Co, Inc 434 90; The Michie Co 74 90, Pepsi Cola General Bottlers, Inc 108 57, David M Griffith & Assoc/Ltd 8600 00. United Telephone Co 109 05; Mail Journal/The Paper 223.57, Key Benefit Employee Fund 11349 60, New Fron tiers Inc 323.40; Chamness Funeral Home 100 00, Eastlund Harris 420 00, McHatton Sadler Funeral Xhapel 100 00. Titus Funeral Home 200.00, Yoder Culp Funeral Home 100 00; Noble County Auditor 53.00, Noble County Auditor 43 00, A G Schafer DVM 78.75, R Gilvert 179 90, K & H Rockenbaugh 198 00, J Moyer 159.00, Mail Journal/The Paper 80 04, Hall Hardware 57 89, Charter Network 217.75; United Telephone Co 700 36, T Howie 35.00, T Howie 136.00, R Robinson 9824 40, Quality Stores 43.21, Wai Mart Inc 32 49, T Howie 865.00; Supersweet Farm Service 121 05, Quality Stores 9 96, SllveusA Bradway 17 95; Yoder Culp Funeral Home 68 75; Charter Network 28.64, United Telephone Co 43 03; Charter Network 1.24, A E Boyce Co, Inc 627.50; Charter Network 15.73, United Telephone Co 3.61; NBS Office Supplies 46 97, Amoco Oil Company 27.33, Express 26 75, Shell Oil Company 33.12, Wawasee Flash Photo 7.79; R Robinson 100 00, Indiana Sheriff's Association 220 00, C 8. M Body Shop 2825.48; Cook's Repair 222.67; McCord Auto Supply 106 16, M Monesmith 540 40, Rice Ford Lincoln Mercury 10 22, Smith Tire Service 90 50. Gast Fuel 8. Service 3689 00. NBS Office Supplies 24 52. Petty Cash 458 60. M Hoerr 14.50, Entre Computer Center 1423 91; Software Galleria 255 00, Software Galleria 10 89, NBS Office Supplies 31.98, Charter Network 23.19, R Kemper 87 00, R Moyer 300 00, Charter Network 32.03, Postmaster 150.00, P Rife 82 50 United Telephone Co 45 33, United Telephone Co 151 69, NBS Os-
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10 YEARS AGO, NOV. 26,1980 State Senator John Augsburger was officially sworn into office on Tuesday, Nov. 18, during the organizational meeting of the General Assembly. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cockburn of P. O. Box 413 Grabill are the parents of a daughter, Mary Kathryn, born at 3:39 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 23, in the Parkview Memorial Hospital at Fort Wayne. She was welcomed home by sisters, Bethany 3'/z and Amy l‘/ 2 . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Price of Milford. The Milford Jayceettes met in the home of Kathy Dippon on Monday, Nov. 25, at 7 p.m. Guests for the meeting were Diane Olson, Debbie Mast and Cindy Vanlaningham. Members of Charlotte Hand’s second grade class at the Milford Elementary School recently wrote their feelings on Thanksgiving. Some follow: I’m thankful for my sister and my mother and father, and my grandma and pa. I’m thankful for my aunt and my house, and my neice. and my teachers. — Matt I’m thankful for my brother and my Mom and my Dad and my puppy and my cats. I am thankful for the school. — Shawn 20 YEARS AGO, NOV. 25,1970 John Martin, Jr., r 1 Milford, was named street and water commissioner at Milford when the town board met in special session Monday night. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martin of r 2 Milford, is a native of the community and has served with the army in Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. John Hare of Milford are the parents of a son, Jon Douglas, born November 20, at 6:08 a.m. at Goshen hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 19 inches long. Young Jon has a brother, Robbie, 2
fice Supplies 285.17; Action Business Equipment Co Inc 167.90; I Salman 132.25; Charter Network 2.90; PDH Oftice Products 35.73; C Knispel 25.25; S Myrick 13.00; Syracuse IN Clerk Treasurer 188.26; Adams/Remco, Inc 696.30; PDH Oftice Products 92.40; PDH Os fice Products 365.14, Apollo 1 Hour Photo 15.38; Charter Network 1.01; Executive Os fice Machines, Inc 50.00; Beauchamp & McSpadden 1688.00; R Burner 20.00; R Sand 90.00; K Perkins 24.00; L Furnlvall 15.00; John Wongs Restaurant 41.00; Viewpoint Restaurant 83.04; Richards Restaurant 47.23; Pepsi Cola General Bottlers, Inc 28.20; Lake City Wholesale 48.70; S Wagner 22.50; B Babbitt 108 00; J Hornbaker 106 50; J Coonce 124.50; D Woodling 21.50; K Zellers 109.50; M Wertenberger 23.00; G Snyder 18 50, S Hanson 106.50; J Johnson 18.00; C Umbaugh 135.00; B Parker 127.50; N Carpenter 19.00; P Kroll 19.00; J Hartman 21.50, R Green 440.00; D Hutter 675.00; C Kehler 720 00; D Kolbe 200.00; M Reed 1340 00; J Rigdon 320.00; J Rondot 210.00; Systems Media Inc 305.76; The Michie Co 288.65, Charter Network 40.36, United Telephone Co 42.03, Adams/Remco, Inc 321.00; D Cates 25.00; D Hutter 25.00; D Kolbe 25.00; J Lavender 25.00; B Tandy 25.00, K Weikart 25.00; L Cole 31.72; D Kepi inger 19.00; C Wendel 36.50, S Collier 40.00, S Copenhaver 39.00; P Heiman 36.00; J Case 36.50; L Seymour 18.50, D Chapman 20.00; W Strong Jr 20.50; C Craig 36.50; R Taylor 19.00; S Bouse 25.00; B Fuller 18.75; J. Delagrange 20.00; W Frederick 27.00; C Lozier 26.00; J Geberin 125.00; D Kolbe 255.00; M Reed 1075.00; Pence Dickens Heeter 43.94; Charter Network 10.47; J Jar rette 45.00, J Jarrette 205.80; NIPSCO6S.IO, Kos Co REMC 139.55; KBA Employee Fund 11291.52, R Hearn 250.00, S Pequignot 250.00; J Weirick 250.00; F Schmitt 45.00, M Kenipe 45.00, S Tatter 45.00, M McSherry 45.00, J Brumfield 45 00, N Woodling 45.00, M Schmitt 45.00; L Christner 45.00, S Shuter 45.00, J Arnett 45.00, S Christner 45.00, G Morehouse 45.00, J Weirick 100.00, S Pe quignot 100.00, R Hearn 100 00, J Galen 75.00, E Metzger 75.00, M Clark 75.00, P Sellers 75.00; D Speigle 75.00; C Moser 75.00, I Brown 75.00, W Reneker 75.00, C Schwalm 75.00, D Beery 75 00, B Myers 75.00, D Hive ly 75 00; Y Beyer 75.00, B Hubartt 75.00, M Grady 75.00, D Weyler 75.00, L Statler 75.00, F Money 75 00, N Schenck 75.00, W Frederick 75.00, P Yeager 75.00; C Beck 75.00; R Owen 75.00, J Beer 75.00, B Miller 75.00; R Buskirk Davis 75.00, M Osbun 75.00; B Hetler 75.00, C Church 75.00; E Emmons 75.00, D Camden 75.00, J Workman 75.00, D Bryan 75 00, M Harman 75.00, E Carlin 75.00; P Spratt 75.00, B Doub 75.00, B Newton 75 00; M Lee 75.00, M Boardman 75.00, J Cumberland 75.00; M Coppes 75.00, C Smith 75.00; C Gakstatter 75.00; J Marsh 75.00, R Zimmer 75.00, P Thomas 75.00, M Wuchter 75.00, A Eherenman 75.00, B Gar donio 75.00, R Keeven 75.00; E Miller 75.00; V Good 75.00, J Garber 75.00; L Hamman 75.00; R Fellows 75.00, T Munson 75.00, A Shively 75.00, D Gault 75.00, M Berger 75.00; P Molebash 75.00, R Hossler 45.00; J Gerar dat 45.00, A Kline 40.00, F Deneve 45.00, C Banko 45.00; D Stouder 45.00, T Mulcahy 45.00; B Eherenman 45.00; Y Lowman 45.00, J Cooper 45.00, L Priser 45.00, L Crownin shield 45.00, B Lemon 45.00, D Brown 45.00, R Matson 45 00, E Sleighter 45.00, G Mast 45.00, DTatman4o 00, D Slaymaker 45.00, B Haywood 45.00, M Menzie 45.00, S Sleighter 45.00, A Gross 45.00, L Stump 45.00, F Beyer 45.00; A Meeks 45.00, N Sliger 40.00, H Ziegler 45 00, E Ganger 45.00, L Lundy 45.00, W Gebhart 45.00, C Morgan 45.00; L Gray 40.00, J Shock 45.00, P Shank 45.00, E Tuttle 45 00, P Bitner 45.00, E Carr 40.00, F Custer 45.00; A Schrock 45.00; R Yeager 45.00, J Baumgartner 45.00; G Bertram 45.00, E Beck 45.00, M Brooks 45.00; L Buckholz 45.00, I Belswanger 45.00; B Ruch 45.00, M Duncan 45.00, J Hostetler 45.00, L Kunce 45 00; D' Shue 45.00; Z Deeter 45.00; L Donahue 45 00, M Hughes 45.00, M Smoker 45.00; M Gillette 45.00; D Brubaker 45.00; F Ballard 40 00, A Chaney 45.00, T Waikel 40.00, M Oldham 45.00, B Smith 45.00, T Rhodes 45 00, R Sparrow 45.00, H Throw 45.00, E Holt 45.00; D Sands 45.00; H Bouse 45.00; C Evans 45.00, M Rose 40.00; C Small 45.00, H Ring 40 00; M Bouse 45.00, B Hile 45 00; V Kern 45 00, M Heckaman 45.00, M Miller 45.00, M Manwaring 45.00, J Miller 45.00; M Swick 45 00, B Cumberland 40.00; T Moyer 45 00, E Wray 45.00, E Smith 45.00; E Hiers 45.00, L Severns 45.00, F Nichols 45.00, L Ganshorn 45 00; A Menzie 45.00, M Nye 45.00, A Weirick 45 00, F Drudge 45.00, L Ellis 40.00; M Ault 45.00, K Noggle 45.00; G Lane 45.00, M Allmon 45.00; I Deafenbaugh 45 00, P Shively 45.00; J Dewitt 45.00, H Williams 45.00; S Nichols 45.00, J Harris 45 00; G Flowers 45 00; M Miller 40.00, M Gast 45.00, J Roberts 45.00, H Smith 45.00, M Watkins 45 00, V Garber 45.00, E Schlldroth 45.00, W Thompson 45.00; P Klnzie 45.00, B Snlvely 45 00; M Walsh 40 00; B Sparks 45 00, W Holderman 45.00, E Fisher 45.00; L Plummer 45.00, A Cox 45.00; R Dye 45.00, R Lynch 45 00, K Baldridge 45.00; E Shaffer 45.00, J Grubbs 45 00, K Foster 45 00, H Watkins 45 00, L Shepherd 45.00, G Nash 45 00, E Lawmaster 40.00; M Holmgrain 40.00; D Cauffman 45.00; R Banks 45 00; M Brown
years old, and a sister, Tammie, who is 4 years old. Mr. and Mrs. A. Paul of Milford will entertain in their home Thanksgiving Day. Those present will be Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schwab and Danelle of Milford and Mrs. Velta Schwab of Goshen. Jon Treesh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh of Milford, has just recently received his ham radio operator’s license. And Monday evening he contacted a fellow ham operator in Muransk, Russia. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Custer were honored Saturday evening in celebration of their 24th anniversary. Nineteen persons had dinner at a restaurant in North Webster. 30 YEARS AGO, NOV. 24,1960 Vicki Fuller, attractive Milford school sophomore, was crowned “Basketball Queen’’ at the Milford-Etna Green basketball game here Friday night by coach Gerald Van Meter. Her escort was Clark Crafton, Trojan star. Crown and flower bearers were Harley Chalk and Peggy Doty. A son, Jeffrey Alan, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall of r 1 Milford, at 11 a. m. Monday, Nov. 21. The baby weighed 6 pounds and 12*/4 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ahrns are going to Deshler, 0., Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. Ahrns’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ahrns. Prices at Augsburger’s during Dollar Days: chuck roast, 49 cents per lb.; Dean’s 2% milk, 4 ‘/2 gal. for $1.00; I*4 lb. large loaves IGA bread, 6 for $1.00; all 27-cent breakfast,, foods, 4 for SI.OO. Alan Wuthrich, Larry Slabaugh of Milford and Bill Beer and Everett Miller of New Paris left Saturday for a two-week vacation at Hollywood, Fla.
45.00, R Rupe Sr 45.00; V Ranke 45.00; C Haywood 45.00; M Hostetler 45.00; A Rhoades 45.00, J McGarvey 45.00, D Wright 40.00, V Collier 45.00, V Hathaway 40.00, M Clark 45.00; T Sautter 45.00, J Keim 40.00, M Rinehold 45.00; L Gaston 45.00, N Burchard 45.00; C Staples 45.00, M Nichols 45.00; G Bushong 45.00; M Whiteman 45.00; F Harper 40.00, D Wagner 45.00; M Shively 45.00, R Gerrity 40.00, J Glon 45.00; E Cawby 45.00, P McCarty 40.00; R Hoppus 45.00; R Bower man 40.00, A Beer 45.00, G Ruch 45.00; P Haab 45.00; J Sweatland 45.00; N Thompson 45.00, M Shue 45.00, R Long 45.00, A Kam merer 45.00, M Osbun 45.00, V Malerle 45.00, R Muzzillo 45.00, M Farling 45.00; E Brenneman 45.00, C Landrum 45.00; W Camden 45.00, M Barr 45.00, J Lavender 45.00; R Redden 45.00; C Pratt 45.00; J Bryan 45.00; M Simlson 45.00, H Manns 40.00, G McCoy 45.00; P Shoemaker 45.00; M Stover 45.00; R Weirick 40.00, B Hill 40.00, G Cripe 45.00; M McSherry 45.00, P Shoemaker 45.00, C Bowman 45.00, E Rowland 45.00, I Dickerhoff 45.00, K Kinney 45.00, R Bogan wrlght 45.00; L Swick 45.00; R Sponseller 45.00; J Hollar 45.00; L Miller 45.00, D Yarian 45.00, D Boggs 45.00, N Miller 45.00, L Anglin 40.00; G Gerard 45.00, E Black 45.00, E Engle 45.00, B Nine 45.00; L Wheeler 40.00, J Lane 45.00, R Davis 45.00; C Hem mer 45.00, D Miller 45.00, S Shanahan 45,00; P Lowry 45.00, J Carlson 45.00, E Bell 45.00; B Fribley 45.00, J Harris 45.00, R Yoder 45.00, W Hawley 40.00, E Swank 45.00, H Ressler 40.00, M Taylor 45.00; L Drudge 45.00; H Bruhn 45.00, G Schlldroth 45.00, M Murray 45.00, A Watts 45.00; J Mosbaugh 45.00, B Thompson 40.00; J Sparrow 45.00, B Feldman 45.00; R Mikel 45.00, M Biller 45.00, T Titus 45.00; £ Jackson 45.00, J Dierks 45.00, R Rider 40.00, J Veach 45.00; K Allisbaugh 45.00, E Kinsey 45.00, S Schaaf 45.00, M Flora 45.00, R Fox 45.00; F Hoffer 45.00, P Julian 45.00; V Myerly 40.00, C Cripe 45.00; J Huffer 45.00, C Konkle 45.00, J Hauth 45.00, L Tenney 45.00; E Day 45.00, J Stuckey 45.00, P England 45.00, A Linn 45 00; S Pound 45.00, L Dahm 45.00, M Wolter 45.00; 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J Haney 40 00; L Creighton 45.00, E Nillans 45.00; B Ross 45.00, H Good 45.00, S Bushog 45.00, M Moore 45.00; P Yelter 40.00, E Fribley 45.00; D Mauk 45.00, D Sahagun 45.00; K Martin 45.00; H Drudge 45.00; P McGuire 45.00, B Ramsey 45.00, A Pernod 45.00, P Frush 45.00; D Musselman 45.00, N Wagner 45.00, M Wolford 45.00, R Gast 40.00, L Dobbins 45.00; C Hopkins 45.00; W Miller 40.00; T Prescott 40.00, R Spear 45.00; A Norris 45.00, V Randall 45.00, I Watkins 45.00, H Graham 45 00; C O'Hara 45.00, K Wolford 45.00, R Conkle 45.00, D Nice 40.00, S Stouder 45.00, G Good 40.00, A Ulmer 45.00; F Fervlda 40.00, M Boettger 40.00, R Hoerr 45.00, V Pinkerton 45.00; R Plummer 45.00; D Thomas 45.00, T Kltch 30.00, J Rigdon 30.00; J Miner 30.00, L Furnlvall 30.00, M Armey 30.00, D Walker 30.00; L Kinsey 30.00; D Miller 30.00, M Mansfield 30.00, M Walker 30 00; M Tucker 30 00; S Pagln 30.00, Mothers of WW 1 70.00, Sidney War Mothers 70.00, Women of Spirit 70.00, G Fox 60 00, G Fox 70 00; R Younce 70.00, M Ring 70.00, J Homburg 70.00, Three Flags Drive In 60.00, U M Women 70.00; R Horn 60.00, R Horn 70.00; R Horn 70.00; North Webster Lioness Club 70.00, North Webster Lioness Club 60.00; Barbee Hosier Club 70.00; P J's Too, 70.00; Three Flags 90.00, Three Flags DriveIn 90.00; Three Flags Drive In 90.00; Three Flags Drive In 90.00; S Meeks 70 00, Wawasee Community Bible Church 70.00, Wawasee Community Bible Church 70.00; W C B C 70.00, Jones Market 70.00, Jones Market 70.00; Penguin Point 70.00; Chapman Lake Auxiliary 70.00; Thrifty Fifty Home Demonstration Club 70.00; J Homburg 70.00, J Homberg 70.00; J Homberg 70.00, Lamplighters 70.00, Happy Homemakers 70.00, Weslyn Church Women 70.00, Silver Lake W W I 70.00, M Circle 70.00; South Plea sant U M Church 70.00; Teel's Restaurant 70.00; Beaver Dam Ladies Aide 70.00, Atwood Lunch Box 70.00, Teel's Restaurant 70.00, M Rose 70.00; Clunette 70.00, Women of Spirit 70.00; North Winona Ladles Aid 70.00; Nancy's Fancies 70 00; Penguin Point Restaurant 70.00; M Osborn 70.00; Penguin
50 YEARS AGO, NOV. 28,1940 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poynter are making a number of repairs on their house on south James street where they intend to move soon. Emory Drake, who has been in the employ of the Milford Electric Co., for some time has taken up work with the United Telephone Co. at Warsaw. Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner entertained Saturday afternoon, November 23, at a party in honor of her son Roger.
Sale agreement approved
Lake City Bank and Standard Federal Bank announced the execution of the definitive agreement on Aug. 17, 1990. Now thaf all required regulatory approvals have been received, Grant stated that the two banks plan to complete the proposed sale on Dec. 15 of this year. On Dec. 17, the Goshen and Nappanee branches will open for business as Lake City branch offices with no interruption in the services offered to the customers at these locations. Commenting on this latest news, Ricketts indicated that the transaction was proceeding in a timely and orderly fashion. He also stated that “Standard Federal believes that customers at the Goshen and Nappanee offices will be well-served by Lake City Bank following this sale.” Grant added, “Lake City Bank has been in service in this area for 118 continuous years, and we believe these two offices are a natural expansion for our independent, locally-owned bank.” R. Douglas Grant, president of Lake City Bank, Warsaw, and Thomas R. Ricketts, chairman and chief executive officer of Standard Federal Bank, Troy, Mich., have announced that the terms of an agreement under
Point 70.00; Women Church of God 70.00, Ml Tabor WCSC 70.00; Nancie's Fancies 70.00, Penguin Point.7o.oo; Walnut Creek U M W 70.00; Penguin Point 70.00; Penguin Point 70.00; United Methodist Women 70.00, Island Chapel Church 80.00, Lunch Box — Atwood 70.00, Grace Brethren Church 30.00, Eel River Church 30.00; Moose Lodge 30.00, Moose Lodge 30.00, Millers Merry Manor 30.00, Walnut Creek Church 30.00, W Reneker/E Purrlngton 30.00, Wawasee Golf Club 30.00; Pleasant Grove Church 30.00, Community Bldg. 30.00; C Lisota 30.00, North Webster Fire Station 30.00, Barbee Conservation Club 30.00, P J's Too 30.00, American Legion Post 30.00, Syracuse Scout Cabin 30.00, Calvary United Methodist Church 30.00; American Legion *223 30.00, T C Conservation Club 30.00; Wawasee Com munity Bible Church 30.00; Milford Com munlty Building 30.00; Milford Volunteer Fire Dept 30.00, Mid Lake Lions 30.00, Leesburg Lions Club 30.00, Chapman lake Conservation Club 30.00; Grace Village 30.00; Winona Lake Town Park 30.00, Claypool Lions Club 30.00, Silver Lake Lions Club 30.00; Silver Lake Conservation Club 30.00, Burket United Methodist Church 30.00, Diamond Lake Conservation Club 30.00, B Ross 30.00, Beaver Dam U M Church 30.00, First National Bank 30.00; Teel's Restaurant 30.00, R Miller 30.00, Clunette Church 30.00, Warsaw Masonic Temple Assoc 30.00, Nellans Motors 30.00, Dahm's & Yarian 30.00, First Christian Church 30.00; Mt Tabor Church 30.00, Kosc County Shrine Building 30.00, Argonne Ren tai 30.00, Heritage Park 30.00, Island Chapel Church 30.00, Atwood Lions Club 30.00, D Weirick 1037.40; M Schmitt 593.25, S Tatter 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 118.13, N Woodling 555.00, M Coffing 330.75, D Arnett 555.00; F Schmitt 354.38, S Shuter 555.00; J Brumfield 555.00, N Lefort 378.00, M Plante 354.38; M Besson 141.75, P Brown 1037.40, M Garman 593.25; M Wolford 573.30, M Weller 573.30, M Miner 573.30; E Ransbottom 559.00, G Heagy 692.30, L Taylor 573.30; M Ames 555.00, C Lowe 236.25, S Stouder 545.00, K Gaerte 545.00, J Smith 545.00, E Heckman 378 00, J Cox 930.30, B Shafer 573.30, K Thomas 573.30, J Clay 357.75, B Hay 283.50; L Justice 593.25; N Bradbury 283.50, J Plummer 573.30, S Esen wein 573.30; M Piter 310.50; B Dust 867.30, C Sundhelmer 593.25; P Rader 573.30; V Mor rls 559.65; F Besson 141.75, D Buchan 559.65; R Robinson 1128.06, C Rovenstine 1125.91, R Fellows 1093.04, T Kltch 1015 08, L Blackburn 1068.31; H Moser 1031.56, J Bron sing 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 Flshbaugh 780.41; T Baugher 848.97, J Mooney 848.97; J Hart 848.97, C Smythe 755.68; A Clriello 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 Sadler 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 Har man 565.00, F Thomas 378.00, S Bradford 545.00, C Knispel 766 50, S Myrick 593.25; P Gammlere 573.30, C Hefty 561.75, C Cauff man 766.50, K Bouse 593.25, E Balazs 561 69, C Morts 573.30, K Mayer 561.69; B McKrlll 58.80, R White 54.60; C Clampltt Jr 66 15, J Berger 58.80, P Rife 57.75; M Wertenberger 50.40, D Boggs 130.20; E Bertsch 425.25, C Church 378.00, J Boggs 661.50, J Goon 58 80, R Hoffman 57.75, M Baumgartner 74.55; I Salman 74.55, M Camden 141.75; E Barber 54.60, D Grogg 567.00; S Mitchell 766 50, J Prado 593.25; D Blesemeyer 573.30; B Smits 550.00, C Schaaf 425.25, D Richard 1037 40, C Overmyer 593.25; A Kennedy 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; B Hathaway 354 38; 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, L Teghtmeyer 104.50; L Bertsch 104.50; W Tatter 104.50; R Hartzell 104.50, P Abbett 524.40; C Hill 88.32; P Harty 476.70, D Hall 107.64, G Coppes 248.40, D Taylor 849.45, V Johnson 472.00, E Cole 674.10, B Hill 66.24, D Robinson 768.12; R Hetler 752.21; G Nash 760.46, T McCarty 719.25, G Grubbs 70.00; 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 Furnlvall 592.20, K Perkins 730.80, E Brown 1019.23, D Goshert 633 15; J Miner 730 80, D Weaver 913.46, L Cochran 633.15, C Grant 633.15, R Haines 661.04; T Bank 170.00, S Knisely 633.15; H Dlttmar 633.15, M Hoffman 630 00; D Haney 730 80; B Banghart 730 80; N Stewart 633 15; N Mathews 330.75; L Cole 592.20; F Amsden 784.35; J Case 784.35, K Charlton 254 38; S Bumgardner 237.88, A Hines 151.88; J Moyer 151.88 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Hopkins Uniform Company 42.95; Com
One that set local people a-buzz last Thursday afternoon, Thanksgiving day, was a false fire alarm. Somehow there was & short in the fire alarm. We heard one man say it was at least an attempt at some excitement on that gloomy day. Fuller Bros, ad: 5% wool blankets, double 70x80, $2.49; hard mixed candy, 10 cents per lb.; mens horse hide work shoes, $3.79 pr.; mens heavy moleskin work pants, $1.95 pr.
which Standard Federal Bank would sell its branch offices and related deposit accounts in Goshen and Nappanee to Lake City Bank have been approved by the Office of Thrift Supervision, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Department of Financial Institutions for the State of Indiana. Mary Duncan appointed byKCH Mary Duncan has been appointed Kosciusko Community Hospital’s new director of physical therapy. Duncan comes from Niles, Mich., where she had been selfemployed in private practice. She is a graduate of Boston University/Sargent College, Boston, Mass., and has also studied at Indiana University at South Bend. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association. Duncan enjoys weight lifting, aerobics, quilting, cooking, various crafts, and Taekwondo (martial arts). She has a son, Rick, age 11.
puterland 22.95, Brennan Drugs 118.35; Bush Medical Supplies 36.24, Treasurer Kosciusko County 250.00, Immunosystems Inc 911.00; Turner Technologies, Inc 536.00; County Extension Office 6.41; Key Benefit Employee Fund 580.80, Computerland 21.00, KBA Employee Fund 580.80; D Haines 602.70; J Cupp 1037.40; W Baxter 837.90, J Johnson 593.25, B Clouse 778.05, R Strong 461.16; M Moussallam 561.00; R Weaver 741.30; A Summe 573.30, M Horney 94.50 KOS. CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL & CLAIMS Key Benefit Employee Fund 4106.64, NBS Office Supplies 10.04, Lewis Oil Co 8238.99; J & M Enterprises 90.00, Ab & Toms Radiator Service 20.00, Share Corp 349.79; Russ Moore, Inc 892 86, Mac Allister Machinery 5.05, A H Choltz & Co 45.50; American Wire Rope & Sling 99.94, Carlisle Equipment Company 12.23; Craig Welding & Mfg Ino 282.00, Crown Battery Mfg Co Inc 17.88, Har-; mon Glass — Warsaw 11.38; Higgins Farm & Lawn 251.03, K & J Distributors 108.70; Northern Gases & Supplies 7.80, Power Train ( Companies 243.25, Turner Technologies, Inc 48,82, TTP Inc 99.00, TSC Store 23.03; Warsaw Chemical Co 443 30, Weirick Body Shop 300.00; X ergon 393.65; Phend & Brown Inc 15794.90, E & H Utility Sales 81.50; Charter Network 34.06; Times-Union 12.36; Mail Journal/The Paper 28.13; Traffic One 5074.55, Derry Electric Inc 111.03; KBA Employee Fund 4106.64; IN Dept Revenue 949.47, B Kuhn 902.77; R Leiter 918.75; D Rogers 867.17; J Ingle 649.22; L Young 753.36, J Adams Jr 780.88, E Coy 780.88, L Engle 780.88; R Himes 879.76; F Kammerer 780.88; R Meeks 774.07, A Miller 780.88; L Montel 780.88, G Adams 784.30, K Busselberg 780.88, J Davis 784.30; P Deaton 774.07, D Huffman 780.88, G Huffman 791.20, B Hyde Jr 787.69, B Hyde 111 791.20, R Jackson 797.07; J Kuhn 791.20; R Norman 791.20, L Phillips 791.20, T Rowland 791.20; D Shilling 791.20, M Winger 1037.40, G Estepp 791.20; B Montel 791.20; D Jackson 791.20, M Walther 824.93; K Traylor 1557.15; T Kuhn 780.88, L Traylor 767.55; D Lynch 804.08, J O'Connor Jr 780.88, R Barley 784.30, J Beer 780.88, G Shepherd 780.88 KOS. CO. LOCAL ROAD & STREET PAYROLL & CLAIMS Erie Stone, Inc 726.52 KOS. CO. CUMULATIVE BRIDGE PAYROLL & CLAIMS The Rental Shop 29.50, Warsaw Wholesale Suppliers Inc 557.70; G Lengemann Co 118.04, Neenah Foundry Company 927.65; GTE North 236.39 KOS. CO. GEN. DRAIN IMPROVEMENT PAYROLL & CLAIMS Kline Trucking 1423.86, Kline Trucking 1601.15 KOS. CO. DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE PAYROLL&CLAIMS Advanced Drainage Systems 1066.60; Advanced Drainage Systems 167.90; L Sellers 555.25; Adkins Tree Service 2000.00; Jim Kelrn Excavating 962.00, Hoffer Excavating, Inc 871.32, L Leckrone 481.80; D Leckrone 1632.00, J M Construction 7803.38; Adklns Tree Service 1600.00 KOS. CO. SURPLUS TAX PAYROLL & CLAIMS M Martin 21.85, D Forsythe 51.92; J Thomas 17.98 KOS. CO. HEALTH MAINT. FUND PAYROLL*CLAIMS Water Pollution Control Federation 173.50; NBS Office Supplies 2.38, Conney Safety Products 689 96, Channing L Bete Co Inc 320.25, J Bell 1000.00, Charter Network 55.39, United Telephone Co 56.81 KOS. CO. GUN PERMITS PAYROLL& CLAIMS Ray O'Herron Co Inc 92.24 KOS. CO. CORRECTION FUND PAYROLL & CLAIMS Baldwin & Branam, William, Triplett 196.00; Brennan Drugs 4047.13; Connaught Laboratories Inc 435.00, Diagnostic Imaging of Indiana, PC 778 00, R Heyde DDS 735.00, M Jensen MD 5000, Kosciusko Medical Clinic, Inc 302 00, Lake City Wholesale 106 05, Warsaw Pill Box 148.10 KOS. CO. FEDERAL REVENUE PAYROLLA CLAIMS J Bess 9 00, N Smythe 47.25 KOS. CO. EMERGENCY TELE. SYS. PAYROLLS CLAIMS NBS Office Supplies 454.70 KOS. CO. MILITARY FINE FUND PAYROLLS CLAIMS Treasurer State of Indiana 279.56 KOS. CO. KBA EMPLOYEE FUND PAYROLLS CLAIMS KBA 15028 09 KOS. CO. WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLLS CLAIMS Counseling Associates 1450.00 KOS. CO. HEA GRT 1533 PAYROLLS CLAIMS R Fredrick 325.00 KOS. CO. GRID SYSTEM PAYROLLS CLAIMS J Bess 378.00, A Wiseheart 330.75; N Smythe 131.73 I, 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 Dec. 4, 1990.