Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 6

Costly Funeral Myths Laid to Rest I WASHINGTON (UPI) time for the American consumer to be told he or she have to buy the full-blown, casketed, embalmed funeral, according to President con sumer adviser. Mrs. Virginia Knauer believes the undertaking industry is fraught with myths, most of them re Volving around Ktructive" caskets, burial rvaults with half-century and the misconception that more than jone person cannot be juried in the same grave. She told the Federal jJTrade Commission it should expand its proposed crackdown on the funeral industry to provide consumers with information $nanuals telling them that JJio matter how much they spend they are 3only delaying the inevitable and natural dtsin- i jtegration of the remains. Caskets, she said, often sold to survivors with like Jind metal caskets these kinds of designations do not even have joints, and a tar- fjtike substance is used to ijjplug holes and protect the interior of the casket.

In others, handles penetrate the casket body permitting slow seepage through the handle holes. i often rubber gaskets are held in place by double-faced she added. in caskets with welded joints, most consumers would not be aware that use of a second metal in welding creates a bimetal electrical reaction which hastens corrosion and actually limits their ability to withstand The proposed FTC rules would force funeral homes to disclose that embalming is required except in limited Mrs. Knauer said that should be expanded to tell consumers embalming does not act as the long term preservative many think it does. many cases the total funeral expenditures could be reduced up to $1,000 if the consumer is aware of the non embalming she said John Higgins of Youngstown, Ohio, legislative chairman for the Ohio Funeral Association, challenged Mrs.

embalming cost figure. He said most funeral homes can perform embalming for about $100. Legal Notices Asbestos-1 inked Cancer Found in Duluth Residents Real Estate i Waukesha. 515 Prairie sold by Raul Reyes to ISeferino Landa, $21,500. Parcels 1 and 2, Certified Survey Map 1122 and part of the southwest quarter of section 12, Isold by Emma Scherba to Bros.

Construction Mukwonago. 400 Main i sold by Louise Rekow to Stephen Morrison, $30,000. North Prairie, S59-W32422 (. Highway 59, sold by Bruce Berg and Robert Vrakas to Kenneth Schoch, $82,500. New Berlin, Parcel 3, Certified Survey Map 869118, sold by Earl i Rathke to 1,0.

Dodson, $14,500 Muskego, Part of the south- i east quarter of section 20, sold by Donald O'Leary to Richard Simandl, $13,000. Elm Grove, Lot 2, Squires Grove Subdivision, sold by Squires Grove, to Kenneth Pierron, $23,500 Waukesha Town, Lot 16. block 7, Oakdale Subdivision, sold by Harmony Homes, to Dean Rademaker, $9,000 Oconomowoc Town, 37034 Madison sold by Gerald I King to James Heinecke, 4 $41,500 Lots 43. 44, 45 and 46. Lakeview Acres Subdivision, sold by Roman Lisowski Jr.

to J.PJ. Investments. $10,000 each. Lot 30, Lakeview Acres Subdivision, sold by Roman Lisowski Jr. to Joseph Fons, 10,000 Pewaukee Town, Lot 10, block 6, Arrowhead Trails Subdivision, Addition 2, sold by William Mortell to Peter Kotvis, $9,600 Lots 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 and Outlot 1 Industrial Park, sold by Richard Mueller and Raymond Prossen to Raymond Prossen, 20 000 Mukwonago Town, 532 Circle Drive, sold by Mary Kinowski to James McDonald, $31,900 Merlon Town, Lots 1 and 22.

South Woodfield Village Subdivision, sold by Ronald Siepmann to South Woodfield Homes, Unlimited, $15,000. N76-W31386 Highway 74, sold by Arlie Sunderland to Andrew Fleischman, $29,000 Fire Calls WAUKESHA Jan. 13 9:23 a.m., Eleanor Fotaine, 66, Carroll back jury. 11:43 Timothy Tabatz, 17, Bramblewood Court, auto accident, cut to knee. 1:12 p.m., Steven Buchert, 19, Mam auto accident, check up.

3 59 p.m., Robert Majors, 25, Westmoreland Road, back injury. 7:25 James Neuman, 16, Perkins difficulty breathing 1153 p.m., Waukesha Foundry, Lincoln investigated. Jan. 14 1:18 a.m., Donna Moede, 1, White Rock Ave sick, taken to hospital, 715 a.m., Mark Schulster, 19, Wisconsin laceration to hand Jan 14 8 07 a.m., Steven Price. 9, Moreland Blvd fell, broken leg.

8 44 a Fred Boettcher, 82, St Paul chest pains. 3 51 p.m., Carol Leetz, 20, Estberg laceration to forehead 5:15 p.m., Patti Barlow, 26, Catherine St possible broken ankle Jan. 15 12 35 a Jackie DULUTH (UPI) Blanche Nordquist, 67, is a Duluth resident who has contracted mezothelioma, a type of cancer usually associated wtih asbestos exposure. Mrs. Nordquist has never worked in an asbestos related industry.

Nor has her husband or any other members of her immediate family. Her case was diagnosed about one year ago by Dr. Ran dall Johnson, a Duluth physician. now being studied by physicians at the University of Minnesota Medical Center. Thursday, for (he first time, the St.

Louis County Health Department admitted publicly that Mrs. case exists and that there are three others similar to hers. All four are cases of plural mezothelioma, which is usually caused by, but not limited to, the inhalation of asbestos fibers. Like Mrs. case, the three other cases involve Duluth residents.

Unlike Mrs. Nordquist, the three other cancer victims are no longer living. Dr. Harold Lepping, director of the St. Louis County Health Department said that all four cases were of the pleural variety which is caused by inhalation or breathing of asbestos fibers and not of the peritoneal variety which would be linked to the ingestion or drinking of the fibers.

Dr. Arthur Langer, a cancer expert with the Mount Sinai School of Environmental Medicine, agreed with Lepping that plural mezothelioma is usually caused by breathing asbestos fibers, but he said also that there is always the possibility that the pleural variety could be caused by the ingestion of fibers. According to the State Health Department, whether these four cases are an abnormally high number for a city the size of Duluth is difficult to tell because the disease is so rare Flanagan, 18, Dodie Drive, possible medicine reaction. 1:22 a.m., Laurence Humbert, 38, Sherryl Lane, sick. Court Actions PEWAUKEE Violet Christensen, 43, Main Oconomowoc, $47.

speeding. Roger Schulz, 18. N. 185 Brookfield. $47, speeding.

Scott Pfeiffer, 20, Oak Hartland, $47, speeding. Alan Leske, 24, Duplainville Road, Pewaukee, $67, imprudent speed Fined $47 for speeding: Ronald Dahlgren, 25, Wisconsin Pewaukee; Thomas Halverson, 21, Jackson Drive, Menomonee Falls; Jonathan Hoyns, 29, Highway Hartland; Heinz Opitz, 21, Destiny Drive, Menomonee Falls; Rod Zinsmeister, 23, Capitol Drive, Brookfield. Leslie Laabs, 19, Bobolink Drive, Brookfield, $37, failure to yield right of way. Fined $37 for speeding: Otto Masny, 58, Lakeside Drive, Pewaukee; Robert Mulvaney, 30, Hibritten Hartland; Stanley Nelson, 57, St. James Sussex; Valerie Winkelman, 26, Oakdale Drive, Kathy Wolfgram, 21, High Pewaukee William Murphy, 29, Evergreen Lane, Pewaukee, $27, expired registration, NEW BERLIN James Linton, 38, Mukwonago Rt.

2, $207. driving under the influence of an intoxicant. Robert Bahr, Sunnyslope Road, New Berlin, $35, obstructing an officer. Thomas Behrs, 28. Hiliendale Drive, Muskego, $55, speeding.

Terry Graf, 20, Westview Drive, New Berlin, $20, expired registration, Lee Roy Rick, 26, Mukwonago Rt 3, $207. driving under the influence of an intoxicant. Harlan Murray; 51, Meadow Croft Court, Brookfield, Vicki Cincotta, 18, Carriage Lane, New Berlin, $37 each, stop sign violation. Alan Weber, 26, Mayflower Drive, New Berlin, $37, stop sign violation. Samuel Salomone, 23, Dartmouth Drive, Muskego, $37, speeding.

Daniel Poenitsch, Beloit Ave New Berlin, $40, obedience to officer. Scott Preiss, 19, Greenfield New Berlin, $67, driving too fast for conditions. James Mroz, 45, Deel Park Court, Dousman, Jay Groves, 19. Hansen Dhve, New Berlin, $37 each, speeding. YOUTH COURT Richard Nuoffer, 17, Tenny Hartland, $25, speeding.

Danny Kuechler, 17, White Rock $75, reckless driving. John Egger, 17, Wisconsin Pewaukee, $40, speeding. Jeffery Singer, 17, Westview New Berlin, $35, failure to report accident. Ronald Chronister, 16, Parkside Drive, Pewaukee, $40, too fast for conditions. Dennis Dietscher, 16, Copen- hill Drive, $35, speeding.

Patricia Bosch, 17, 133 Brookfield, $35, no valid license. SUSSEX Fined $37 for speeding: Nancy Mattila, 24, Waukesha Sussex; Ruth Kissel, 48, Rural Hartford; Sandra Jarvis, 21, Elm Sussex; Gary Klotz, 30, Melrose Court, Mequon; Ronald Grimm, Laurie Lane, Sussex. Fined $47 for speeding: John Galbraith, 20, Birchwood Drive, Lannon; Annette Friedewald, 37, Hartland Rt. Carolyn Casper, 33, Donna Drive, Sussex; Norman Tutzke. 45, Townline Road, Sussex; Jacquelyn Van Overmeiron, 33, Poplar Sussex; Pearl Black, 43, Hartford; Randall Klatt, 25, Sharon Drive, Sussex; Memcile Stejie, 52, Valley Spring Drive, New Berlin.

STATE Danny Wing, 17, Fillmore Drive, Menomonee Falls, $44 driving without a license. Phillip Abbott, 18, Spr- ingcreek Drive, Pewaukee, $150, receiving stolen property. Paul Hilger, 18, Pheasant Lane, Pewaukee, $150, receiving stolen property. Joseph Hyland, 37, Hwy. EF, Merton, $75, disorderly conduct.

Jay Jasenski, 19, Harbor Court, Oconomowoc, $150, shoplifting. Rodney Schuh 19, Manchester Court, Menomonee Falls, $200, disorderly conduct. Steven Lynch, 21, Bowling Green Drive, $150. shoplifting Accidents WAUKESHA Jan. 13 Time Unknown.

Unknown vehicle struck parked auto belonging to David EII- maurer, Springdale Road and then left scene 11:24 Oakland Ave. Collision between autos driven by John Horn, 17, Hillside Drive, attempting to turn into driveway, and Timothy Fabatz, 17, Bramblewood Court, heading north on Oakland Ave. After the collision Fabatz vehicle left roadway and struck a tree. 7:50 a.m. E.

Main St. Collision between vehicles driven by Rosa Galindo, 31, E. Main backing out of drive, and Linda Stacy, 24, W. Laflin Ave eastbound on E. Main St.

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31 6:30 9.30 p.m. WAUKESHA COUNTY EXPOSITION CENTER Tickets on sale at most Sears stores and at Exposition Center box office Call 544 8000 lot mail orders All SEATS $6.50 $5.50 FREE PARKING SaaKarv Distilet on 3rd dev ef Noveir ore the following described lar to-wlt. All that land nov. nnc- as Beach Road originally placed In Waukesha Beach, being a subdivision of part of the Southeast Ousrtbr (SEL4) cf Section 1) end die Northeeet Quarter (NE'A) of Section 24, r-ecordrd In Volume 4 of Piets on Paee ts Document No, 42472 cn June 18, 1907. AM thet land now known as Anpala Lnne being a pan of Auer Perk, a subdivision of part of southwest Quarter of Section 13, and the Northwest Quarter of Section 24, Town 7 North, Range 'I East, Town of Delefield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, rrcordad on May In Volume 5 of Flats on 43.

Ail that land now known as Frank Straet, fceinc a part of Auer Park, a subdivision of part of the Southwest Quarter (SWV4) of Section 13, and tha Northwest Quarter (NWW) of Section 24, Town 7 North, Range 18 East. Town of Delaflaid. Waukasha County, Wisconsin, racot ed on May 29, 1902, In Volume of Plats on Page 43. AM that land now known as Elizabeth Court, being a oert of Auer Park, subdivision of part of tha Northwest Quarter (NWVi) of Section 24, and the Southwest Quarter (SW'A) of Section 13, Town 7 North, Range 18 East, Town of Delafleld, Waukesha Countv, Wisconsin, recorded In Volume 5 of Plats on Papa 4J on May 29. 1902 All thet land now known as Stuart Drive, originally platted In nekton Springs, being subdivision of part of tha Southwest Quarter (SWte) of Section 13 and the Northwest Quarter (NWVs) of Section 24, Town 7 North, Range 18 East, Town of Delafleld, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, recorded on March 31, 1891 In Volume 3 of Plats on Psoe 31.

All that land now known at Oak Lana, originally platted In Oakton Park Pewaukee Lake, being a subdivision of part of the Northwest Quarter (NW'tl of Section 24, Town 7 North, Renge 18 East, Town of Delafleld. Waukesha County, Wisconsin, recorded on May 7, 1927 in Volume 10 cf on Page 42 as Document No. 145451. All that lend now known es Louis Avenue, originally platted In Cakton Sorlnos, being a subdivision of pert of the Southwest Quarter of Section 13 and the Northwest Quarter of Section 24, Town 7 North, Range 18 East, Town of Dalafiald, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, recorded In Volume 3 of Plats on Page 31 on Merrh 31, 1S91 All that land now known as enter- sweat Lane, Poplar Drive, Orchard Avenue and Lake Lone, originally platted es Oak Avenue. Main Street.

Orcnard Avenue and Lake Lane. In the Plat of Pewaukee Highlands, being a subdivision of part of the Northeast Quarter (NE'A) of Section 14, arid the Southeast Quarter (SEte) of Section 11, Town 7 North, Renge 18 East, Town of Delafleld, Waukesha Countv, Wisconsin, recorded In Volume 8 of Plats on Page 31 as Document No. 122137 on 17, All thet lend now known as Oakwood Grove Road, orlglne'ly platted es In the plat of dlab's Oekwood Grove, being a subdivision of part of the North west Quarter tNWVi) of Section 14, Town 7 North, Range 18 East, Town of Delafleld. Weukasna County, Wisconsin, recorded In Volume 6 of 1 Plats on Psao 4 as Document No. I 418a3 or April 8.

1907. AM tf.at lend now known as Oakwood Grove Road, originally dedlcatad In Audlev Perk, being a subdivision rf part of tha Northwest Quarter (NW'A) of Section 14, Town 7 North, Range 18 East, Town of Delafleld, Waukasha County, Wisconsin recorded In Volume 4 of P'ats on Page as Document No. i 27574 on November 4, AM that land now known as Lucust Lane, originally platted as In the Continuation of Blab's Oakwood Grove, being a subdivision of part of the Northwest Quarter (NWVSi) of Section 14, Town 7 North, Range 18 East. Town of Delafleld. Waukesha County, Wisconsin, recorded In Volume 4 of Plats on Page 54 as Document No.

47324 on January 22. 1909. AM land now known as Shady Lane, platted as Park Road, In the Resurvey of Lots 4, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 14. 18-24 of tha Continuation of Blab's Oakwood Grove being a subdivision of part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 14, Town 7 North, Range 18 East. Town of Delafleld, Waukasha County.

Wisconsin, recorded In Volume 9 of plats on Pag? 4 as Document No. 141447 on December AM land now known as Shorewood Road, orlolreiiy platted as South- vlew Road and 2nd Allay In Roeses Subdivision, being a part of tha Northwest Quarter (NWV4) of Section 14, ''own 7 North, Range 18 East, Town of Dalafiald, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, recorded In Volume 10 of Plats on Page 38 as Document No. on December 15, 1928. All that land now known as Gian Cova Road, originally platted as Lake Drive in the plat of Glen Cove Park, being a subdivision of part of tha Northwest Quarter (NW'k) of Section 23. Town 7 North Range 18 Eest.

Town of Delaheld. Waukesha County, Wisconsin, recorded on December IS, 1728 In Volume 10 of Plats on Page 4 as Document No. 142672 All that land oletted as Elmhurst Avenue In the plat of Elmhurst Addition, being a subdivision of part of tna Northeast Quarter (NEV4) of Section 23, Town 7 North, Range 18 Fast, Town pf Delafnld, Waukesna County, Wisconsin, racordad on July 22. 1925 In Volume I of Plats on 96 as Document No. 138835 Wlidlsh Avenue es shown on the Plat of Waukasha Beach, baing a subdivision of a part of tha Southeast V4 of Sactlon 13 and the North Vj of the Northeast of Section 24.

Town 7 North, Range 18 Es'L County of State of Wisconsin. AM thet lend known as 1st Alley and 2nd Alley In the Piet of Johnson's Park, being subdivision of part of tha Northea'i Quarter and South- aast Quarter (SEte) of Section 15, Town 7 North. Range 18 Eest. Town of Delafleld. WaukeshuCounty.

Wisconsin, recorded on May 17, 1922, volume 8 of Piets on Page 31 es Document No. 122137. AM that lend now known as Taylor's Woods Road, originally platted as a 40 foot street running northeasterly In the plat of Pewaukee Lake Park, being a subdivision of the Northeast Quarter (NEV41 and Soufneast Quarter (SE'A) of Section 12, Town 7 North. Range 18 East. Town of Delafleld.

Waukesha County, Wisconsin, recorded on De camber 1902 In Volume 5 of Plats on Page 49. The Lake Pewaukee Senltarv District proposes in good lalth to use thsabove described for sanitary sewer purposes. The ptcuosed date of occupancy by tha Lake Pewaukaa Sanitary District of the easements best ibed herein would be on the 15th day of February, 1974. Tha Laka Pewaukee Sanitary District hereby offers as compensation for tha Legal Notices described easement? tha sum of Dollar for tha Interest nctu- ally taken. Compensation for additional Items of damage as set forth In Sactlon 32.1* of Wsconsin Statutes mev be by you under aectlon 32.20, Wisconsin and will be paid by the Laka Pewaukaa Sanitary District If shown to An appraisal of Interest upon which this Offer Is based Is In the office of the Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District and Is avatlabia for vour inspection should you desire to do so.

You have twenty (20) devs from the date of publication of this Notice within which to accept or refect this Offer. If this Offer Is accepted by you, the transfer of the easements to the Pewaukee Sanl'ary District Is to be accomplished Immediately after acceptance of this Offer. You ere further advised thet you have forty (40) days from the publication of this Notice to commence action In the Circuit Court of Waukesha County to contest tho rlpht of tho Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District to condemn tha above described property, provided thet the acceptance end retention of any compensation resulting from an award made prior to tho commencement of such on ictlon shell be on absolute bar to such an action. You are further advised that In tha avent the aforesaid easements are taken by Award of Carnages, you, sub- fact to Section 32.05 end (11), Wisconsin Statutes, will have two (2) years from the date of such taking of easement by such sward In which to apoeal for greater compensation without proludico to your right to use the compensation given you bv the award. This Notice Is made pursuant to Section 32.05, Wisconsin Statutes.

Dated this 13th day of January. Pewaukaa, Wisconsin. LAKE PEWAUKEE SANITARY DISTRICT Jan. 14. 1974 Legal Notices above named minor.

Doted January BY THE COURT: Robert T. McGraw Juugnila Court Judge Jon. t4, 23 30, STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT WAUKESHA COUNTY ORDER FOR HEARING, Case No. 35675 IN THE MATTER OF A CHANGE OF NAME FOR: LLOYD ALMON TALLMAN IT APPEARING from tho Petition of Lloyd Almon Tollman that he to change his nemo from Llovd Almon Tollmen to Lloyd Almon Miller, legally and finally; NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of Legal Notices James P. Cannon, attorney for petitioner.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that said Petition end matters therein be heard and determined bv the Court at a regular term thereof, at tho Courthouse In the Cltv of Waukesha, County of Waukasha. State of Wisconsin, on the day of January, at 9:00 o'clock In tho forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. Dated this 30th day of December, 1974. BY THE COURT. Clair Voss Circuit Court Judge James P.

Cennon, Attv. 132 Wisconsin Avenue Waukesha. Wisconsin 53184 Jan. 2, 9, 14, 1974 Application for Executive Clemency PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, Christopher John Heinti. convicted of the possession of a dangerous drug and sentenced on tha 23 day of June 1970, will file an application for Executive Clemency with the Honorable Patrick J.

Lucav, on or about tha 1st dev of February, 1974. AM persons who would take exception to this application should contact tha Honorable Judge William G. Callow, and express their dissent. Jan. 14, 23, 1974 STATE OF WISCONSIN JUVENILE COURT WAUKESHA COUNTY NOTICE OF HEARING.

TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS In tha Matter of tha Termination of Parental Rights to APRIL LESSARD a minor. TO Unknown Father, Address Unknown. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on February 19, 1974, at 2:00 at tha Courthouse, Room 139, J1J Moreland In Waukasha, tha Juvenile Court of Waukesha County will hear a petition requesting the termination of your parental rights In the SCRIMA'S PIZZA Tasty, Delicious WE DELIVER SPAGHETTI CHICKEN SHRIMP FISH FRY From Noon Closing Tried the Rest Now Try The Best" DELIVERY-Sunday thru Thurs. 1 lB.m.-1p.m., 5p.m.-12a.m. Fri.

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Grand Ave Waukesha Friday "FAT BRUCE" Saturday SUN BLIND LION 1 Coming Tuesday "CROSSFIRE" FREE BEER REPORT OF CONDITION Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the Marine National Bank Waukesha Of Name of City Wisconsin December 31, In the slate ol at the close ol business on published response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency under title 12 United Slates Code Section 161 Thousands of dollars XXX XX unposted debits i Cash and due bom hanks None Treasury secimues Obligation1, of other 5 GcM .1 loncie, and corps Obligations Ol Slates ann political subdivisions Other securities (including None XXX XX corpor stock, Trading account securities Federal lunds sold and securities purch isen iiedei agreements 10 iesel' Loans Bank premises furniture and end other asset-- 'epresenimg bank premises Real estate owned other than bank premises Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies Customer liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding Other assets (including 381 XXX XX direct lease financing) TOTAL ASSETS Demand deposits of individuals pdnshps and corps and savings deposits ol individuals pdnshps and corps Deposits of Govt Deposits ol Stales and political subdivisions Deposits ol foreign govts and olficiai institutions Deposits ol commercial banks Certified and officers checks etc TOTAL DEPOSITS (a) Total demand deposits (b) Total lime and savings deposits Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Liabilities lor borrowed money Mortgage indebtedness Acceptances executed by or for account ol ibis bank and outstanding Other TOTAL LIABILITIES MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES Reserve lor Dad deb losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rufcngs) Other reserves on loans Reserves on securities TOTAL RE SE RVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Capita! notes and debentures EQUITY CAPITAL total Preferred slock total par value (No shares outstanding Common slock total par value (No shares autho 75,000 Surplus Undivided profits Reserve lor contingencies and other capita1 re: TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES. AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (MO SANDS u. XX 1,102 XXX tx 1,247 XXXXX 1,402 XXX XX 1 45 XXX XX None XXX XX None XXX XX 13,665 XXX XX 8 1.123 XXX XX None XXXXX 10 None XXX IX None XXX XX 528 XXXXX 21,040 XXXXX 5,035 XXXXX fb 11,973 XXX XX 168 XXXXX 684 XXXXX None XXX XX 19 3 XXX XX 160 XXX XX 18 ,023 XXX XX 5 .523 XXX IX 12 500 XXX XX None i (No shares outstanding 75,000 Average ol total deposits lor me 15 calendar days ending with the call dale Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date Interest collected not earned on installment loans included in total capital accounts Standby of credit None XXX XX 0 23 None XX 24 None XXX XX 25 None XXX XI 26 667 XXX a 18,690 XXX XX 28 None XXXXX 29 226 XX 30 None XXXXX UK None jXXX XX 226 XX 3-J None 34 2,124 XX 35 None XXX XX 36 750 XXX XX 37 750 XX 38 624 XXX XX None XXX XX 40 2,124 4 21.U4Q XXX XX 42 17,949 XXX XX 12,652 XX 2 Nbne XX 3 None XX 4 Terry Eckmann Cashier ol the above named bank do hereby declare thet thie report Of condition is true tnd correct to the est ot my knowledge and belie! We the under sj ot our kne 161 aed directors attest me co Ol this refrort ol condition We declare that it has been examined by us to ttie best Xui belief is true and i and tha! it ha-, rieen or will be published in the manner nbed by Tu 12 lays deli of the all tor report ol condition or as otherwise prescribed by the Comptroller ol the Currency.