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PAOC II toOftLES VILLI DAILY LtOAE Frtttey. I Added Charges Filed Against Cicero Man The Ledger's Daily Record i' between the two men, Ferguson The new charge filed by Ferguson in Tipton County concerns insuraiso fraud. Fihpow ta accused of accepting a 11,783 32 check from a Tiptoa family for an insurance policy with College Life Insurance Company of America, but the insurance company never received the money, Ferguson said. Additional charges may be Tiled jn Tipton County concerning Fill paw insurance dea lings. If any Hamilton County residents conducted business with Filipow and feel they may have been cheated, Ferguson asks that he be contacted at the state police post in Pendleton, 773-5654- A Otero maa already facing a theft of currency charge ta Hamiilan County concerning a scaa, now faces a theft by Oecrpooc charge ta Tipton County.

Incbana State Police Trooper Tom Fergiasoa said. Mart FUipow. 31. S89 North Shore Lane, is accused ia Hamilton County borrowing 15 0u0 from Jim Sanford, 34, Carmel. to pur-cnase a-ChevTolet Corvette As part of the loan, Filipow was to pay Sanford an extra (500 ia interest.

Trooper Ferguson sard. But Filipow's check to Sanford was draw on a closed account and bounced, which has ended any friendship Riverview Hospital 0 luasiw mm SS KisabsnyE Ems Tawti Jom Hull wiaarii as TWatwrg BlaraeC fceesmc ktenaaT Husse iLiue Jertias. ma aaissville Iteeipvare Ceanee Cecal Aace Rogers, traaa Kateaswle IssetthrareCewtre Marty Feldman Dies ix a- MEXICO CITY (UPI) -Marty Feldman, the screw ball comic whose bulging cue ball eyes, prodigious nose and fiery red hair made him a walking sight gag, died of a heart attack in Mexico just after completing work on his latest film, it was announced today. He was 49. Feldman, an established writer and director as well as comedian who won brilliant review in Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein" and "The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother," died Thursday night in his hotel room.

"He died Thursday night immediately upon compieton of his role in a movie called Michael vt I unidentified by authorities, was believed to have been thrown from the mobile home as it was tossed about by the high winds. (UPI Photo) AN ARKANSAS State Trooper looks over the ruins of a mobile home in which one man died as a tornado ripped through Little Rock, late Thursday. The man. Academy Names Honor Students Maslansky, Feldman's manager, said in Hollywood." He died of a massive heart attack." Maslansky said paramedics and doctors were summoned to Feldman's room, but "he expired after all efforts were used to revive him." Feldman once said his distinctive face "is me, the sum total of the disasters of my life." "My nose is testimony to the fact that I was a poor fighter. My eyes are the product of a thyroid condition from an accident.

The scar on my forehead proves I'm a very bad cricket player. "Physically, I am basically equipped to be a clown." Strong, Jennifer Wilson, Rynn Wilson. Honor Roll -Andrew Barkley, -Charlotte Barkley, Doris Barkley, Mark Barkley, Paul Barftey, Sharon Boling. Kathy Clymer, Tina Ewing, David Gnndstaff, Debbie Lafferty, Marty Wildman, Datha Wilson, Eugene Wilson, Tamara Wilson. "Joining the two offices together within the Personnel Department will significantly Improve the state's ability to place qualified minority applicants," Gov.

Robert Orr said of the appointment. "Effective minority hiring and placement can better come from having affirmative action involved in recruitment practices," he said. Contradictory Testimony Leads To Acquittal Of Seymour Mayor The Sheridan Christian Academy has reported the first nine-weeks honor roll. is from 90-94 percehf and" is from 95-100 percent. A Honor Roll Greg Barkley, Mike Bell, Donald Boling, Billy Greenwood, Melissa Greenwood, Doug Johnson, Lisa McGuire, Patricis McGuire, Aaron Indiana Briefs accused of accepting a bribe in 1980 from chemical salesman Theodore Schen-berg, 30, Carmel.

Jurors who talked to reporters after the decision said they were faced with the choice of believing Moritz or several state witnesses who contradicted each other during their testimony. Deputy prosecutor John Tinder said he was not surprised with the verdict because of the contradictory testimony. He was indicted by a Marion County grand jury in June on charges of accepting (600 to $900 given to him from Obituaries Esther SEsti Wilson. 72. died this morning at her home in Westfieid Services will be held on Monday.

10 30 am. at McMulUn Funeral Home. Westfieid. with bunal in Summit Lawn Cemetery The Rev. Jospeh Enyart and the Rev.

OUie McKune will officiate. Miss Wilson was a native and lifelong resident of Hamilton County She was born April 16. 1910. the daughter of Fletcher and Carrie tMendenhall) Wilson Her mother sur- County Court HAMILTON COUNTY COUT Ml Ornna gainer Speeding. MmMl --court ratlft.

Ikyiu utpfttded 30 dtys Jama Onikril Spwdinc. fine. MlcounraM Otvti Driver Speeding fine. Ml roun catti. defendant le complete Defensive Driving School Denver Farm II Speeding.

20 fine Ml court coiu Jerry Fatbender Speeding. tW fine. $41 court com Gary Coff Unreuonable speed. $41 court coat Thomai Howerton (300 (int. $57 court coats, probationary Itcense.

defendant to participate in court a uibtLance abuae profram James Jordan No license plate, false registration, withheld months Tracey Ktuska Disregarding automatic signal. 110 fine. Ml court costs, no license in possession, dismissed Steven A Larue Speeding, tat fine. Ml court coats Bruce Lynch Public in-loncstion. SMI fine.

PS court costs. days jail, suspended. I year probation, possession paraphernalia SlOO fine. 152 court costs. Cynthia A Key Speeding.

WO fine. Ml court costa. Christian A McShay Speeding. 00 fine, Ml court costs Daniel Shull No registration plate. Ml court costs LoretU Taylor Speeding.

Ml court costs Paul Tirey II Operating while intoiicated. t50S fine, 157 court costs. 90 days jail, suspended. 2 yesrs probation, probationary license, defendant to participate in court's substance abuse program, public intoxication. 150 fine, t3t court costs Tnvett Speeding.

115 fine. Ml court costs; no operator's license, dismissed. Thomas Welbel Speeding. Ml court costa. Michael White Speeding.

M0 fine. Ml court costs. t20 suspended if defendant completes Defensive Driving School Briton A Dykstra Illegal consumption alcohol. $25 fine. $36 court costs, visiting common nuisance.

$25 fine. $36 court costs. 60 days jail, suspended; possession marijuana, $500 fine, $400 suspended, 60 days jail, suspended, 2 years probation. John Bagley Illegal consumption alcohol. $25 fine, $36 court costs; visiting common nuisance.

$25 fine, $36 court costs. 60 days jail, suspended; possession marijuana, $500 fine, $400 suspended, 60 days jail, suspended. 2 years probation Shirley Richey Speeding. Ml court costs. Meredith Bougher Disregarding stop sign.

Ml court costs William Ayres Speeding. $5 fine. Ml court costs. November it, 1W2 Joanne C. Beever, expired driver's license.

Ml court costs Stephen D. Benagh. leaky load. $25 fine. $41 court costs David Concilia, disregarding automatic signal.

Ml court costs. Steve L. Dick, no operator's license, dismissed if defendant obtains license within 10 days. Elton K. Denton, expired license plate.

Ml court costs. Hon Gang, disregarding police officer. Ml court costs Michael J. Goetz. speeding, $500 fine, Ml court cost.

2 years probation. M57 suspended. License suspended 30 days if any further violations James A Gundlach. disregarding automatic signal, $5 fine. Ml court costs.

LoretU Hayse. speeding. Ml" court costs. Cynthia A. Hilderbrand, speeding.

Ml court costs, Larry R. McCarty. speeding. Ml court costs Jack McKown. expired driver's license.

Ml court costs Kevin L. Mars," no operator's license, dismissed; speeding, $5 fine. Ml court costs. Sharon J. Miles, transportation of alcohol by minor, withheld sentence 1 year.

Jon A. Miller, speeding, $20 fine. Ml court costs. Mark Mounsey. speeding, $10 fine.

Ml court costs Michael E. Porter, speeding. Ml court costs. Samuel G. Props, reckless driving, $50 fine.

Ml court costs. 10 days jail, suspended. 1 year probation. Fine suspended if defendant completes Defensive Driving School. Anne A.

Province, speeding, $15 fine. Ml court costs. Markets Dec. Wheat 3.08 July Wheat 3.11 Dec. Corn 2.20 March Corn 2.21 Dec.

Beans 5.46 March Beans 5.52 Market quotations of Hamilton County Co-opat p.m. Dec. 2. Prices good until 10 a.m. INDIANAPOLIS.

(UPI)' Hogs barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower; No 1-2 200-250 lb 56.00-56.50; No 1-3 260270jb 53.50-54.50; sows steady to 1.50 lower; No 1-3 450-600 lb 45.50-46.00. Cattle 50; untested. Sheep none. ilson vives and lives in West-field Miss Wilson was a graduate of Union Bible Seminary, Westfieid, and a member of Westfieid Union Friends Church. She worked in the Westfieid Post Office for approximately 30 years, retiring about 10 years ago.

Other survivors are a sister. Vera Cassady. Westfieid; and a brother, Lloyd Wilson, California. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 ro Sunday. Police Reports A residence burglary was reported Thursday at a rural Noblesville home occupied by Jim Heck and Eric Richardson.

Cash, a portable television set, a fishing reel and a camping lantern were stolen. Total value of the loss was placed at $400, according to Deputy Sheriff Bill Wiley who investigated. A theft from a garage was reported by -Max Bingham, 3144 Fairway Drive, on Thursday. Several cases of soft drinks, 20 pounds of potatoes, 12 quarts of oil, two gallons of anti freeze, a chain saw and sander were reported stolen, according to investigating officer Robert Bisard. Fire Runs Maklesville Fire Dept.

Dec I 7 35pm ln Grant Street. car fire, owned by Steve Harns, working on rear shock with torch and set car on fire. $1 .000 loss Dec I 35 a 355 Kings Lane, in vestigstion. disregarded Carmel Fire Dept. Dec.

I 3 tm 136th Street and Gray Road, assist Medic II 52 1215 lOtth Street, assist Medic II It 24 pm. 12347 Perm Road, aaaiat Medic 11 145am 10545 Greenlree. John Bracken. It, head injury, treated at the scene Carmel Fire Dept. Dec.

I 10 it a 10129 Central, PhiNips residence, electrical short in fuse box. no damage 12:02 tfth and Westfieid Boulevard, personal injury accident, assist Medic II 12:10 m. ttth and Westfieid Beverly Guyer. 29. 3, Noblesville.

bruise on left thigh and forehead; Peggy Stevens, 112 Creek Wood Drive. Westfieid, hematoma on right forehead, abrasion on left knee, both taken to Rivemew Hospital westfieid Firs Dept. Dec. 2 am. assist Riverview Hospital paramedics, Mill Creek Rosd.

south of Ind 32. Erbie Lee Anderson, chest pains, taken to Riverview Hospital City Court Noblesville City Court Dec 1 Randy E. Burrow, speeding, tit fine and $33 court costs Melody A. Mallernee. speeding, $12 fine and $33 court costs Jeanette D.

Guffy, disregarding flashing signal, $33 court costs Dave L. Johnson, passing on double yellow line, $25 fine and $33 court costs Sharon J. Listenberger, speeding, $16 fine and $33 court costs Susan J. McGuire, speeding, $16 fine and $33 court costs Laura A. Wucher, no registration plate, $5 fine and $33 court costs Douglas Staub.

speeding. $17 fine and $33 court costs Keith A. Shipman, speeding, $5 fine and $33 court costs Claude E. Parsons, speeding. $16 fine and $33 court costs Michael Mathis, parking $9 fine Josephine A Kepler, disregarding flashing signal.

$33 court costs Kevin J. Murphy, disregarding automatic signal, $5 fine and $33 court costs Hamilton County Malt Beverage, parking violation. fine Kevin Hancock, possession of paraphernalia. $50 fine and $44 court costs. ISO days in jail, one year court probation: illegal consumption of alcohol.

$2t court costs John Truitt, disregarding automatic signal. $33 court costs Scott V. Williams, operating while intoxicated. $150 fine and Mt court costs, restricted license one year; illegal consumption of alcohol, $28 court costs Anthony Conger, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, $25 fine and $21 court costs; furnishing alcohol to a minor, $25 fine and $2t court costs Jerry Mosbaugh, illegal consumption of alcohol, $25 fine and $28 court costs Christopher Mapp. illegal consumption of alcohol.

$25 fine and $28 court costs Ronald D. Lamb, altered driver's license, $25 fine and $33 court costs; speeding, $20 fine and $33 court costs Charles S. Clayton, reckless driving. $500 fine and $44 court costs; one year court probation; speeding, dismissed by state Kathy Glover, disorderly conduct, $29 fine and $21 court costs, 30 days in jail (suspended), one year court probation; resisting arrest, dismissed by state Jack D. Thompson, operating while intoxicated, $250 fine and court costs, license suspended two months, to days in jail (suspended), court probation one year Velma L.

Bragg, leaving the scene of an accident, dismissed operating while Intoxicated, $200 fine and $4t court coats, restricted license one year; resisting arrest, fins and $21 court costs; fleeing police, dismissed by state LaraEaoer DasaautF Michael ttau A waii) aurtrsa aerty Lawee Han UndaC Txwraua CharheR Hull RobmO Stephens EkiabrthRuiaFura Lavetta Senses UreaM Kelly RaJpkD Gmrhaugh Ranald KalMa Kan Aanette Lawssa MM. Me. St Mr see Mrs Thomas L. Arfasa. boy Mr ant Mrs Paul Sr assay.

'Westfieid Oiswutais. Dec. I Amanda Lew LuciHeL Uederbadl Terry Braitoa Marsha Zolhnan Ralph Noble Rebecca Hubbard Sherry Gum Mara Martha Cloud Bessie Muilins Lena Weils DebraS Knapp Wayne BenefieJ DorotheL Neuter Herbert Leslie Moore Esther Garretson Sylvia Felton JohnW Ross DelonsEurick LacyC Mull ins Violet Mercian Austin Fetty, deceased Dismissals. Dec. I Chester Bentley.

Sr Deceased James Vernon Mrs Steven Inman and baby Dana Garrett Clifford Garrett Luther Ballard Trans to. Westfieid Village. Weslfietd Lena A France VirgilE Eskew Charles Lsndes Carol Ward Iris I Moore Larry Cansler Peggy Ma lone VerbiaMaeConalser MsrjorieC Hiday Estelle Stevens Percy Castor Bessie Fans Sharon Widmer EMS Runs MIDICI Nev. tell 40 a 501 South Edna Morgan, 17. back pain p.m.

im K. South report of person choking, disregarded 2:11 m. Lakeview Trailer Court. Cicero, person with bums 4:21 pm. Cicero Chi Wrens Home, Jill Heflin.

It, ill 12 24 a 2343 166th Westfieid. injured person MEDIC II Nav.lt 1:20 am tit A urns Drive, Charles Wilson. 74. chest pain, taken to St Vincent Hospital 2:03 m. tth Street John Sterne, 30.

stomach pain, taken to St Vincent Hospital 6 38 pm. 4 Bryn Mawr, Franklin Henico, 41, heart patient, taken to St Vincent Hospital MEDICI NOV. tt 7: 17 in front of 820 N. Peru Sarah Isabel! Hicks. 86.

ill 10:55 pm one mile east of Cicero on tth Street Road. Austin Fetty. 7i, heart attack Dec. 1 5 03 pm 405 Indiana St Atlanta. Geneva Deever.

59, weak, passing out. taken to Tipton County Memorial Hospital Dec i 1:23 a m. 413 W. Main Arcadia, Glenn Miles, It, possible stroke, taken to Community Hospital 4:40 pm. 1337 Cherry Harriet Miller, 56.

ill pm 185 Carey Drive, Charles W. Rankin. 82, difficulty breathing, cnest pain MEDIC Dec. I 5:10 635 Carmel Drive, lady injured, did not transport ,5:28 p.m. -136th Street and Gray Road, personal injury accident, did not transport 1215 106th Joseph Hahn, $2.

heart condition, taken to St Vincent Hospital 11:24 m. 12347 Penn Road, person short of breath Dec. I a Keystone Avenue and Carmel Drive, Patricia Brandon. 36. injured in accident, taken to St.

Vincent Hospital 1 12:00 pm 96th Street and Westfieid Boulevard, Nancy Thomas. injured in accident, taken to St. Vincent Hospital 2:08 in. 574 Memory Lane; Mary Kay Morris, fallen from ladder, did not transport 11.40 m. 10372 Valley Road.

Candace Arthur, 34, ill. did not transport Government Calendar FRIDAY, OCCEMSE I Hamilton County Township Trustees, 7 30 courthouse MONDAY, DECEMBER I Hamilton County Commissioners, 9a court house Hamilton County Drainage Board, 1:30 p.m.. courthouse. Fishers Town Board, 1:30 p.m., town hall Noblesville Park- Board, 7 p.m., courthouse. Carmel City Council, 7:30 p.m., meeting hall Westfieid Library Board, 7:30 pm, library.

Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals, 7:10 p.m., city hall Hamilton Heights School Board, special session 7:30 p.m., executive session to follow, ad- ministration office. WCDNEtDAY, DECEMBER Sheridan Town Board. 7 p.m., town hall. Fishers Plan Commission, 7:30 town hall. Cicero Plan Commission, 7 0 town hall.

Retailers Report Modest Gains, Hope For Last-minute Rush NEW YORK (UPI) -Retailers reported modest sales increases for November, City Claims INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -Conflicting testimony from prosecution witnesses ap-" parently influenced a jury's decision to acquit Seymour Mayor Christopher Mori tz of charges he accepted bribes from a chemical company. Charges said Moritz took the bribes to influence decisions to make purchases from chemical salesmen. But he denied the accusations during his testimony Wednesday. The jury in Marion County Criminal Court deliberated less than four hours to reach its verdict in the trial that started Monday. Moritz, who is serving his second term as mayor, was compared to the year before, but analysts said the increase was no reason to celebrate -because sales last year were not good.

"Last November was terrible," Bruce Missett, analyst for Oppenheimer Co. said Thursday. "The stores are just peeking out of their foxholes." Most of the biggest retail chains, including Sears, Roebuck "J.C. Penney Co. and F.W.

Woolworth reported moderate sales increases compared to November 1981. Mart the Second-largest chain in the country, reported sales for the four pre-Thanksgiving weeks decreased 3.8 percent. "During November consumers" continued their subdued buying pattern of the past several months," said Mart Chairman Bernard M. Fauber. Mart, Missett suggested, is "the best example" of the consumer spending trend, in" which stores catering to the less affluent shopper continued to suffer while those with wealthier clientele improved their positions.

Sears, the nation's largest retail chain, said sales for Seymour street commissioner William "Lum" Steele on behalf of Schenberg. Defense attorney Kenneth Layton told the jury in closing arguments that the bribery scheme had stopped with Steele, who also was indicted for accepting bribes. He received a suspended sentence for a plea agreement in which he was to testify at the Moritz trial. A Jackson County grand jury indicted Steele on 37 counts of bribery. He was given a two-year suspended term and ordered to pay more than $9,000 in fines.

Feiner said he expected consumers to repeat the scenario of the last several years and do most of their Christmas shopping at the "last possible minute." "Consumer "confidence is still poor," he added. "We don't look for an ebullient Christmas selling season. "We also believe it's likely after Christmas consumers might retrench." Among other large retailers, Montgomery Ward, the sixth-largest chain, said sales were down .5 percent to $529.97 million. Dayton Hudson reported a sales increase of 14.2 percent; Household Merchandising was up 7.6 percent and May Department stores-was up 13.8 percent. ABRAHAM LINCOLN Abraham Lincoln was the only president ever to undergo enemy gunfire.

Lincoln faced Confederate bullets at Fort Stevens, only a few miles from the White House, where restored ramparts stand today. Loqon slreef owo OH fa gnd operated mil November were $1.81 billion, up 4.9 percent in November from the year before. Chairman Edward R. Telling said the increase was highest in the with strong gains in more expensive merchandise, such as appliances, videogames and shoes. J.C.

Penney, ranked No. 3, said its four-week sales were up 2.9 percent, or $30 million, to $1.05 billion. Woolworth, No. 4, said sales were up 4.3 percent. A 9.6 percent rise in Woolworth's domestic business offset a 6.1 percent decline in overseas sales, expressed in American dollars, the company said.

Federated, Department stores in Cincinnati, which operates such well-known department stores as Bloomingdale's and Filene's, reported a sales jump of 11.3 percent to $712 million in November. "We think November indicates a minor improvement in sales -trends from the lackluster pace of the previous several months," said Jeffrey Feiner, a retail analyst for Merrill, Lynch: KOKOMO (UPI) There's less financial aid available and tighter restrictions for students who want it, but aid still is available, an Indiana University at Kokomo spokeswoman says. "People have it in their minds that financial aid is not there, but it is," said Lynn Libell, the university's director of financial aids. "The money is still going to be there, but the recipients will have to wait a little longer to get it," Mrs. Libell said.

INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -Jannie Redmon, supervisor of Indiana's personnel recruitment division, has been named director of the state's affirmative action program. Noblesville Claims Allowed by the Common Council of the City ef Noblesville, November 11, im. Mayor Payroll 1,027.00 Common Council Academy in Pub Serv. 100 City Nail Payroll Office Systems Rowland Printing Wilson Camera Arbuckles Railroad Hudler Press 575 00 102 00 2250 38 95 17.70 401 .71 2M4S 5200 SO 153.59 963 4400 It 47 (. 41.70 T7SJ6 t79 155 72 407 32.40 2.I7C.7S 521.00 1,155.50 792 01 299 22 1,000.00 417 49 25 00 2,322 72 39M 45.00 13,57117 35 90 3.00 375.00 110.00 Indiana Bell Mobile-Marine-IBM Corporation National Linen -(oard at Works Noblesville Tire Scott Plumbing Radio Shack Essig Brothers Midwest Fire A Safety EtM Auto Parts Public Service Wastewater Control Harbour Water Harbour Water Indiana Gas Acme Disposal CityCeert Payroll A.E.

Boyce Clerk Treasurer' Payroll A.E. Boyce Ind. Dept. of Revenue Plannine Department." Payroll Steven R. Huntley -Elkhart Plan.

Dept. Fira Department Payroll Ind. Fire Prev. Divers Supply Co-City Kennel Payroll. Nobles.

Vet. Clinic Police Department Payroll Noblesville Shell PaulGotkelnc Guarantee Auto Stores Firearms Iraininf Pirno Jeffrey N. Orr Pk-e Dept. Contribution Fund Penney Local Kead and itreet A tec Associates ParkMie Meter fund Payroll M.V.N. Fund Payroll OM Dominion Brush E.

AM. Auto Parts C. E. Renal Sidener Supply-National Academy Crystal Flash Corp -Mid-State Chemical Indiana Oxygen Indiana Seed Quality Farm A Fleet -Irving Materials E. B.

Paving, 14.410.80 305 47 188 00 75.71 5 00 440.00 3,9108 257.53 9 63 21.37 100 70 120 147.40 40 99 nit 140 WIS 408.44 174.lt Stony Creek Stone 44 75 Noblesville Tire 4199 Howard Needles Tarn men 27 Hkkersonlnst. 21500 Mobile Marine 174 86 National Linen 156.85 C.SjE. Rental 7018 tewage Works Operating Fund Payroll 7,71685 Sweitzers 5140 Robert E.Bragg 375 00 DeZurick 1,267 30 E.M. Auto Pts. Inc.

27 26 Midwest Fire Equip. 150 00 Cent. Supply Co. 119 07 Farm Bureau Co-op -70106 Chapman Elec. Supply 39.33 McQueary Lumber Co.

54 75 Carmel Chemical 209 80 Cole Palmer Inst. Co. 13.01 Kenley's Supermarket 22 90 Indiana Bell 84.70 Indiana Bell 254.70 Public Service Ind. 117.50 Indiana Cities Water 78.27 Clark Tire Serv. 3143 W.

Hare Son Inc. 79.85 Kitterman Machine Shop 20.00 Noblesville Tire 144.43 National Linen 181.81 Sewape Works Depreciation Fund Municipal Cont Sup. 1,032 94 Cent Rubber Supply 90 59 Community Development Fund Inc 7,687.97 Connor 4 Crew Cont. 3,463.00 Park a It scraatien Fund Payroll 2,40707 Lowe's of Westfieid 61158 Public Service Ind. 921.49 Hamilton Gen.

Ins. 257.73 Circle Leasing Corp. 187 33 Roudebush Excav. Inc. 1,185 00 Scott Plumb, Heat.

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