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QU AIITHH,Y STATEMI.~NT,
,~'MMAR~ 01" I'I{()CEI:DINGS
~.hool District of l.isbon Com-
munity. Township of Franklin,
Count3" of I.inn, for the quarter
ending Dec. 31, 1971.
PROC EEDINGS, PERTAINING
TO FINANCIAl+ MATTERS
AND EXPENSES
Schoolhouse Fund
Balance on hand ,
Oct. l, 1971 $1672.24
Cashed invest-
ments 8000.00
Receipts this
quarter 9529.68
Total to account for 19201.92
Warrants issued 18150.00
Balance on hand Decem-
ber 31, 1971 $1051.92
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General Fund
Balance on hand
Oct. 1, 1971 -38,696.42
Receipts this
quarter 193,804.13
Total to account for 155,107.71
Bills listed 25,946.88
All salaries paid. 85,157.67
Total disbursements. 111,104.55
Balance on hand Decem-
ber 31, 1971 $ 44,003.16
DISBURSEMENTS, EXPENSES
TO THE DISTRICT
Schoolhouse Fund
Disbursements
Lisbon Bank & Trust,
bonds & interest 7,172.50
United Fire & Casualty,
bonds & interest 10,137.50
Merchants National, in-
Where There's A Need We Have A Way
Your MFA Insurance Agent can help arrange financing
for that new car as well as provide you with insurance
for it.
See your MFA Agent today, for all your insurance needs.
Hubler Insurance
Charles & Thelma Hubler
Lisbon, Iowa
Ph. 455-2463
With Each "Twin-Pack" of
Kills Rats and Mice
The Fish and Wild Life Service estimates
that there are more than 100 million rats in
the United States, haft of which are on farms
This is almost a rat per person. A recent survey
in one state showed that the average farmer
is losing about $80 a year to rats.
Truly money down a rat hole.
Dial 455-2069 Lisbon, Iowa
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terest 610.00
Valley Bank, Des Motnes,
interest 75.00
Nat. Bank of Des Moines,
interest '. 155.00
TOTAL $18,150.00
General Fund
Disbursements
Carbee Ins audit $ 10.00
N. Cedar Press, ballots. 24.25
Metropolitan, supplies 883.66
Silver Burdett, stereo
records 103.49
Encyclo Brittannic a,
films 314.87
e.G. Waffle Book, books .1,707 98
Demco, library supplies 97.23
Jostens, library cards 2.28
Joan Pringle, workshop
mileage 5.00
Helen Klousia, workshop
mileage 5.00
Rita Abernathy, workshop
mileage 5.00
Elizabeth Yeisley, work-
shop mileage 2.50
Jane Graham, mileage 9.00
Cincinnatti Schools,
historic guide 3.00
La Pine Sci. Co math
aids I17 42
Dick Blick, art supplies ~00.64
Singer Co sewing supp-
lies 7.95
la- State Surplus, supp-
lies 53.80
Sargent-Welch, sci, supp-
lies 77.86
C.R. Schools, art guides. 12.00
Mt. Vernon, printing 28.46
Linsley Plbg repairs 33.41
Acme Chemicals, supp-
lies 80.65
Koch Bros supplies &
equip 402.73
Kruse Construction, 14x20
ft. bldg 670.00
Stans DX, gas & oil 42.44
Merle Brush, tuning 3
pianos 30.00
Clays Jewelry, clock re-
pair 2.50
Simplex Recorder, master
clock 598.71
McGraw-Hill, supplies 15.89
Ginn & Co books 5.60
R.J. Lind, postage 64.00
Blue Cross, insurance 1,651.05
Ia- Emp. Sec. Comm
FICA 3,145.54
Ia- Pub. Emp. Ret
IPERS 2,008.56
Janice Croson, sci.
supplies 18.72
Ebys Sptg. Goods, stop
watch 19.95
IBM, magnabelt, equip-
ment 881.50
H&W Express, freight 22.38
Report Card Co report
cards 92.54
Social Studies Services,
books 19.60
Hillyards, supplies 376.35
Beraneks, repairs 14.25
Am. Assn. Sch. Boards,
dues 20.00
Eleanor Carbee, mileage. 3.40
Morris Sanfords, supplies. 10.80
Hammond & Stephens,
forms 16.23
Biltbruners, music 11.80
University Services,
books 42.07
Novak Equip belt 1.40
STORE HOURS: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. DALLY
Sunday hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Mount Vernon Hawke~e-Record and The Lisbon Herald
Eastern Star Chapter
Installs Officers
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Light
were installed worthy matron and
worthy patron of the Lisbon East-
ern Star ChaPter Sunday of last
week. Mrs. Glenn Plattenberger,
past grand marshal, was install-
ing officer; Mrs. Roy Martin,
past matron, was installing chap-
lain; Mrs. Darrel Morningstar,
past matron, installing marshal;
and Mrs. Leon Plainer of Cedar
Rapids, installing organist.
Other officers installed were:
Associate patron and matron,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Donald; trea-
surer, Floyd Decious; conduct-
ress, Mrs. Martin Budack; as-
sociate conductress, Mrs. Mel-
vin Crocker,; chaplain, Mrs.
George Petrick; marshal, Mrs.
Ted Nelson; organist, Howard
Mason; Adah, Mrs. LeRoyWolfe;
Ruth, Mrs. Floyd Decious;
Esther, Mrs. Howard Mason;
Martha, Mrs. Floyd Sutliff;
Electa, Mrs. Max Stahl; warder,
Mrs. Ernest Courlney and sen-
tinel, Charles Hubler.
Mrs. Glenn Plattenberger, who
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Kacenas, Ind. Arts 23.49
Eble Music, music 197.40
Taylor Music, music 100.46
Ward-Brodt, music 30.28
Hertzbergs, books
supplies 171.30
Cody Plbg moving sink. 109.28
West Music, repairs &
equipment 16434
Franks & Sons, 3
windows 179.82
Lisbon Water Dept
utilities 62.07
United Telephones, 2
phones 190.82
Ia- Elec. Light, utilities. 1,795.19
Executone, repair inter
corn 65.40
Pratt Ed Media, repairs,
equip 410.94
Wilson Sptg. Goods, PE
equipment 10.40
Harper & Row, supplies. 73.31
Crawford Htg repairs 277.47
Glenn Plattenberger,
trensp 5,490.00
Lisbon Bank, interest
on warrants 191.63
Delbert Buttery, state
meetings 55.06
Joy Beese, books 23.55
Brittanica Corp film . . 8.60
Gagers Handicraft, supp-
lies 114.59
Paxton Lumber, lumber. 204.12
Rest Oil, gas 4.00
Risinger Welding, repair. 7.50
Taylor Roofing, mainten-
ance 214.00
Mochnicks, repairs 85.55
Seehusen Ins fire insur-
ance 7,3.00
Cynthia Monroe, supplies. 27.62
Melanie Statues, games . 21.31
Joint County, film rental. 57.20
Midwest Shop, freight . . 10.63
Scholastic Services, books. 14.37
Van Meters, lamps 122.61
Standard Oil, fuel oil 773.27
TOTAL $25,946.88
AFFIDAVIT OF SECRETARY
I, Sailor Phelps, Secretary of
the above named School District,
do hereby certify that this re-
~0rt is a true and correct state-
ment of the proceedings pertain-
ing to financial matters of the
Board of said District for the
quarter ending December 31, 1971.
Sailor Phelps, Secretary.
was elected Chapter secretary,
will be installed at the regular
chaPter meeting.
Junior High Win
Record to 13 Meets
Lisbon won 45-14 in a junior
high school wrestling match with
Midland last Friday at Lisbon,
giving Lisbon a 13-0 record for
two years. The summary:
82, Steve Bailey (L) decision-
ed DeLarm 3-2;
86, Tony Wendler (L) decis-
ioned Leonard 7-0;
90, Billy Butteris (L) drew
with Mais 2-2;
I01, Robert Johnson (L) dec-
sioned Burmahl 9-0;
105, Mike Whitman (L) dec-
isioned Ireland 4LI);
107, Dave Roriman (L) pinned
Tjaden 1:56;
108, Brian Stoneking (L)de-
cisioned Ahrendsen 7-2;
112, Scott Martin (L) decision-
ed Barnhart 9-2:
118, Taylor ~M) decisioned
Kenny Young ~;
127, Willey decisioned Tim
Bennett 7-2)
i30, Peg rich (M) pinned Steve
Siggin s 2:41;
136, Roll'rid Rottman (L) de-
cisioned Tompkin 16-6;
140, Doug Blinks (L) pinned
Heister 2:15;
OUR SPECIALITY
145, Tom Hoke (L)decisioned
Fritz 3-2;
157, Roger Bailey (L) pinned
Brownell 2:46.
Lisbon Locals
Mrs. Robert Lind, Sr re-
turned last Friday from Herring-
ton, Kan where she had spent
a week with her son-in-law and
Band at Wartburg
Three Lisbon High students,
Vicki Jones, Deanna Wolfe and
Tim Koch, participated in the
Meistersinger Festival honor
band at W artburg college, W aver-
Iv, last Saturday and Sunday,with
the finale concert presented on
Sunday afternoon.
Sixty-nine students from 40
high schools took part. The
festival was under the direction
of PrQf. Frank Piersol of the
University of Iowa.
Jeff Sindley, Lisbon instru-
mental music instructor, accom-
panied the school band, minus
the three players, to the West
WaPsi festival at Stanwood on
Saturday, and attended the con-
cert at Waverly on Sunday.
Jan~ 2O, 197:
Lisbon High ScbtM .
--i. ae l.~
ling team suffereal;ra.n
meet loss last Wed~,i."'Y. '
t t:-~l"~
the Solon Spartanst I ~
Solon On Satud l .vuge
i d~[ W~
placed third in the~ Mr~
tional tournament,~v"; "Mrs
points to 93 1/2 ~r ""
- ; mrs
105 for the chamP~orter h
Columbus Junction. D -
~ummary at m~ed Ricl
98, Deug Englea#ward I~
with Brad Worrell #t,~
105, Jim Benne~ir~esC~
Zenishek :35; ~ ~^~
ll2, Dave Benne~e ~UG?Pm
Graver 3.33; ~, .
IZlS]
119, Doug Schill~rett .~
ioned Mark Askelscg -~;"
tv~rs
126, Doug Lord ~ing NeE
ed Taylor I0-0; i Gl~avs
132, Hal Vaughn ~eTU"
ed Bob Bennett 3-2: e
138, Jon Barkta
Graig Nest 5-4;
145, Erhart (SO
Shelton 5:39; + -
155, Steve Vitte~,r1
Lisenbee 5:09; ~ 1 r
167, Tim Moore t~l =-
ed Dvorshs" 11-5; ~ r" IN
185, Guston (SOK 1"14
Blinks 2:54;0 L,II'
Hwt Buchmaye~
forfeit.
In the tournamerdjE RVIC
MISS MITCHELL ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell Englert, 98; Jim 1
announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathy Mae, to John Bennett, 112;. ja~HOPS
Robert Lynn Allard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert (3. Allard of 128, won by decisio~A l ! []
rural Mt. Vernon. Miss Mitchell is a senior in Lisbon High Lisbon wrestlers~ -" "
place were Mark ~0R-|
School. Her fiance, a graduate of Mt. Vernon High School, is by a fall; and Tin~i-
employed at Dave's Standard Station. No wedding date has and Kelly Shelton, JRADI0
been set.
decisions. Graig ~RTFn ~
Chuck Butteris, h~
dau hter Mr d Mrs W Lisbon Churches solarion m atc.hes+i~ .A.P[
g an . illiam Bob Bennett, 135;an~EVFRV
Gravatt, and baby son, John Aust- FEDERATED 185~ won fifth pl~,~,"~
in Gravatt. Clinton E. Jeffers, pastor Steve Vittetoe s~~,~
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Ph. 455-2261
Lisbon
Ph. 644-3499.
Solon
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kitchen with us. We can furnish it completely
installed---end it will be a kitchen you will be
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Proper choice and placement of appliances,
adequate counter work area, planned storage,
efficient lighting and many more details must
be considered in the overall kitchen design.
In addition to 8 beautiful cabinet designs and
finishes, we have kitchen designers who can
help you plan an efficient, practical arrange.
mont.
NEW OR REMODELED KffgHENS
Slater and a daughter-in-law of
Mrs. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bigelou of
Wabaska, Minn were overnight
guests last Monday night in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Bowers. Mrs. Opal Mohn was
also a visitor. Mrs. Bigelou is
a cousin of Mrs. Bowers and
Mrs. Mohn. The Bigelous left
Tuesday for Florida, where they
will spend the winter.
ior youth leagues. 7:30 p.m
evening service.
UNITED METHODIST
Ronald Barth, pastor
Thursday: 3:30 p.m junior
choir practice. 6:30 p.m youth
folk group practice at home of
Kay Plattenberger.
Saturday: 10:30 a.m confir-
marion class.
Sunday: 8:45 a.m church
school. 10 a-m worship.
standing.",PTO
Jim Bennett has LLUIn
to date, Doug I~ "'
Doug Lord 12-I-0, s~
nett 6-0. " !l|1[
Lisbon LocallI [
Mr. and Mrs. qg
were hosts at dinn
day evening with~--
J.C. Studt, Sr S~
Mt. Vernon as gue~
Mr. Studt's birthd~'mm|
(formerly Lisbon Care )
(Under New Mananagement)
I
COur
Men-Thurs. 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Fri. 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sat. 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
This
Jan. pent, s,
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L. 2-b(
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From 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Continuous Service Since 1874
At Close of Business December 31, 1971
RESOURCES
U.S. Government
Bonds $538,352.19
Municipal and
Other Bonds 582,273.07
C ASH and Due
from Banks 281,136.20
1,401.761.46
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS $1,693,954.09
Furniture & Fixtures 7,913.67
Building 31,371.33
Other Assets 2,203.14
i
Total $3,137,203.69
LIABILITIES
CaPital Stock $ 50,000.00
Surplus 125,000.00
Undivided Profits and Reserves 128,770.56
Unearned Discount 13,242.11
DEPOSITS 2,809,616.52
U.S. Covernmant Deposits 10,574.50
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Total $3,137,203.69
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The Lisbon high school band,
directed by Je f Sindley, took
part at Stanwood last Saturday in
the West WaPsie band festival
Guest conductor was Dr. William
Tietze from the University of
Wisconsin at Platteville. Climax
of the festival was a concert on
Saturday evening by the 360-
piece massed band from the five
area high schools.
Band Participates in
West Wapsi Festival
by Kay Plattenberger Mr. and Mrs. Emer Slater Thursday:7:30 p.m familylocated elbow in th~
and Mrs. Laura Bennett were Bible study, and will be out of e~--~
notified of the death of Mrs. Sunday: 9:30 a.m Sunday the remainder of~]l~lTI
in Honor Howard Bennett, Riverside, HI. school. 10:30 ram worship ser- Coach Alien Baxte~H
Mrs. Bennett is a niece of Mr. vice. 6:30 p.m junior and sen- permrmance thi~