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1n as the As 452 line fast Act fion 20th Trict More wast point south lOWS: Board AlOnG District Chapter Section General Indiana Quarter stances Part centerline incorporat Notice 237 of follows: Beqinning Marion of beginning. NO and CHY amended, of 5410 of 29. north at the of of Range 15 157 ANNEX 150 10 44 the Public 57 particularly of the of and Assembly 575.00 distance SANITARY Said Marion County. my Indiana 4 Section behall herety corner to the thence AT contained adopten NOTICE part All East Southeast the of 29'15 the north of Section for. more of point of 28, will (12) in in in south San described section.

County Indiana OF TO sonyille Notices pout the the 508 or of DISTRICT territory 2 Indie north and this of Sellitary Indiana, THE exing the less Pursuant 94.73 distance Quarter on of Indianapolis. of Deft on Washington on Southwest 57 ResO described southeast Indiana. Resolv- to located Road, font 1917 D.5- the Uni- fat- and the the of TO 17 of at of mi in for or ine fron July than days C400 face Mede 978. 1977. bonds January maturity mailing January interest nterest January Maturing maturity; The verse in Such if all STAR 50 or Inereatter value proceeds bonds available Public payment whole payment 170.000 numerical the 5120.000 10unts 155.000 165.000 plus purpose, 130.000 Lily are 140.000 150.300 135.000 1974, notices of and the 0.000 or for or of National date or 85 19.

the on option from order in or 1 in not of 1985 not 1984 1983 1981 Years 1978 1979 1981 98 July Notices follows, Citicago. NEWS 2 of a part (b) Bank lal the funds or earlier the 1. on on of on July prior and An in prior 190.000 200.000 Corpora: Illinois, $180,000 Amount 210,000 230.000 220.000 230,000 Quick 100 holder other than CHI- ally any the In 100.000 to on 10 1, 15 in in of borrowing made any earlier than date AnY moneys that purpose, at following pre- redeemed an January 1974, redemmed on January thereafter before 1981: 11 redeemed 1981. thereafter plus CAn case accrued interest to for redemption, on date fixed previous notice newspaper financial journal published the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, and the to the holders of of registered bonds. Interest the called for redemption will cease the redemption date fixed said notice.

funds are available at the place of redemption to redeem the bonds so called on the date fixed Said notice, or thereafter when presented for payment, Each bid must be for all of Said First Mortgage Bonds and must state the fate or rate of interest which the bonds dfe to bear, stated in multiples of 1-8th of 1-10th of 19. No rate shall exceed per annum. Not more than three different interest rates shall be specitied in any bid, but a rate may be repeated without being considered a different rate. The difference between the highest and lowest rated specified in the bid shall not exceed Bids specifying two or more interest rates shall also specity the amount and maturities of the bonds bearing each rate, but all bonds maturing on the same date shall bear the same rate. Bids shall set out the total amount of interest payable over the term of the bonds and the net interest cost on the bonds covered by the bid.

No bid for less than the face value of said bonds, including accrued interest from the date thereof to the date of delivery, will be considered. The bonds will be awarded to the highest qualified bidder who has submitted his bid in accordance herewitn. The highest bidder will be the one who offers the lowest net interest cost to the Coproration, to be determined by computing the total interest on all of the bonds to their maturities and deducting therefrom the premium bid. any. No conditional bids will be considered.

The right is reserved to reiect any and all bids. If an acceptable bid is not received for the First Mortgage Bonds on the date of sale hereinbefore fixed, the sale may be continued from dav to day thereafter, during which time no bids for less than the highest bid received at the time of the advertised sale will be considered. Each bid must be enclosed in sealed envelope addressed to the Corporation and marked on the outside "Bid for First Mortgage Bonds," and must be accompanied by a fled or cashier's check in the amount of $27,250 payable to the Corporation as a guaranty of good faith on the part of the bidder, to be forfeited as liquidated damages if such bid iS accepted and the bidder tails to take up and pay for the bonds. The checks of the Unsuccessful bidders will De returned immediately following the award of the First Mortgage Bonds. The successful bidder shall make payment for the bonds and accept delivery thereof within five days after being notified that the bonds are ready for delivery, at such bank in the City of Indianapolis.

Indiana the successful bidder may designate. The First Mortgage Bonds will be ready for delivery within 30 days after the date of sale. if the Corporation fails to have the bonds ready for delivery prior to the close of banking hours on the thirtieth day after the date of sale, the bidder may secure the release of his bid upon request in writing, filed with the Corporation. The unqualified approving opinion of Ice Miller Donadio Ryan, bond counsel of Indianapolis Indiana, gether with a transcript of the proceedinas legal relating opinion to printed the issuance thereon, of and the I closing papers in the usual form showing no litigation questioning the validity of the bonds, will be furnished to the successful bidder at the expense of the Corporation. High School Building Corporation of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana, was organized for the purpose or erecting and leasing school buildings to The Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana.

All action has been taken and the bonds are issued in compliance with the provisions of Chapter 273 of the Acts of the Indiana General Assembly of 1947, and all acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. The bonds will be secured by a trust indenture to American Fletcher National Bank and the Trust Company. Indianapolis, Indiana, and will be subject to the terms and provisions of said indenture. The property to be covered by the indenture has been leased for a period of 17 years to the aforesaid School District at an annual rental of $260,500, plus the payment of all taxes and assessments, which rental is pavable semi-annually on January 1 and July 1 in each year, commencing with the completion of the school buildings to be erected thereon. All bidders shall be deemed advised as to the provisions the above mentioned trust indenture, lease and the provisions of the aforesaid Chapter 273 of the Acts of 1947, as amended.

Said bonds constitute, an indebtedness only of High School Building Corporation of Warren Township, Marion County. Indiana, payable in accordance with the terms of the above mentioned indenture and the provisions of the aforesaid Chapter 273 of the Acts of 1947, as amended. Under the provisions of the governing statute, the First Mortgage Bonds and the interest thereon are exempt from all taxation in Indiana, except, however, inheritance taxes. In the existing opinion of bond counsel, under federal statute, decisions regulations and rulings, the interest on the First Mortgage Bonds Is exempt from federal income tax. Further information relative to said issue may be obtained upon application to Bose Buchanan McKinney Evans, attorneys for the Corporation, 1100 First Federal Building, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204, or Jacquiline Switzer, Secretary of High School Building Corporation of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana, 9039 E.

10th Stree, Indianapolis, Indiana 46229. If bids are submitted by mail, they should be addressed to the Corporation, attention Jacqueline B. Switzer. 9039 East 10th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46229. Dated this 22nd day of November.

1967. Jacqueline B. Switzer, Secretary High School Building Corporation of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana 1 Death Notices ALLEN Mr. Archibald Cameron Allen, 5052 W. 52nd uncle of Mr.

Allen Charlton Snead, passed away Saturday. Funeral Wednesday, 4 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited. APPLEGET Mrs. Emma Mae Appleget, 67 Pompano Beach.

beloved wife of Paul M. Appleget, sister of Sharon Jordan, passed away. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. BAILEY Mrs. Naomi T.

Bailey, Plaintield, R.R., Widow of the late Homer Bai. lev, passed away Sunday. Beloved mother of Andrew Cox, New York City and Karl Cox, Sarasota, grandchildren and 3 sisters Services Thursday, 2 p.m. BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial South Cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home after 3 p.m., Wednesday. BARNETT Mr. Denzil Edgar Barnett, entered into rest Tuesday, age 74, father of Mrs. Virginia B. Smith, Mrs.

Louise Nagle, Mrs. Jean Allen, Mrs. Pamela Steele, Miss Candace and Mr. Edward P. Barnett, brother of Mrs.

Irma Ketcham, Mrs. Dorothy Titus, Mr. Noel and Rev. Dephas Barnett, grandchlidren. Services Thursday, a.m..

HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL. 5811 E. 381h St. Graveside services 2:30 p.m., Moravian Cemetery, Hope, Ind.

BLANFORD Paul Leo Blanford, 2411 Stuart St. husband of Mrs. Louise Blanford, father of Mrs. Jane Minton, Mrs. Mrs.

Judy McGarvey, Thomas Ella Fitzgerald, Mrs. Theresa Hedrick, and James Bianford, brother of Joseph and Carl Blanford, Mrs. Omie Fields, and Mrs. Thelma Newton, grandfather of 14, departed this life Monday, age 67. Services Thursday, Nov.

30th at MOORE KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 2530 tion 8 a.m. St. Francis Desales Catholic Church, 8:30 a.m. Recitation of Rosary Wednesday, 8 p.m. Friends invited.

BROWNING Ancil D. Browning, 59 Olive View, beloved brother of Mrs. Roy F. Brock Sr. and E.

Allen Browning, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 10. a.m. at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. BURGHARDT Mrs. Esther Cordray Burghardt, of James Varner, and Mrs.

Mary Mooresville, wife of William, mother Lou Macy, step-mother of Mrs. Diane Wright, sister of Robert, Thomas, Albert and James Cordray, Mrs. Ruth Mayo, Mrs. Catherine Perry, Mrs. Edith Sawyers, Mrs.

Dorothy Coleman, Mrs. Thelma Cordray, Mrs. Mattie Cordray and Mrs. Martha Jessie, 6 grandchildren, passed away Monday Services 10 a.m., Thursday, CARLISLE SON FUNERAL I Mooresville. Friends may CHAPEL, call at the chapel.

St. Mrs. and MrS. metly service Walter CARDEN Action Mrs. Wednesday, 2 Sellersburg, Death of Lora Friends sister L.

St. great Elizabeth Thursday. Leona 1725 Court of Geilker. may HOME, WANT 10 Cruft Mrs. also Notices Carden, 2 call granddaughters.

Point a.m, 1604 St. Anna at after age ADS, W. Pleasant. granddaughter mother 2 45. FARLEY Rittman.

Funeral Morris for- W. C. of Ellen Clark. age 61. 22.48 Moreland of Leonard wife Clark, mother of Dewey Vawter, sister of Simmons.

and Mrs. Ellison, grandchildren. Geneva Passed away Tuesday, Service Thursday 11:30 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL. 4925 W.

16th Friends Invited. Friends may call at funeral home. Mrs. Mary Clarke. 5540 Haverford, sister Miss Agnes Klee, Mr.

C. Anthony J. Klee. and Mr. Joseph Klee, passed away Tuesday.

Prayers Thursday o'clock FLANNER BUCH BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. 9:30 Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Friends may call. Rosary 8 o'clock Wednesday. CLARKE DANUS Mrs.

Alma Danus, 81 2529 Union beloved mother of Mrs. Valda Rusa, grandmother of Karl Rusa, member of Latvia Evangelical Lutheran Church, passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday. 7 p.m. at the H.

HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Friends invited, DEBRA Mr. Rupert S. Debra, age 88, Danville, beloved husband of Iva, father of Mrs.

Edna Frances Brown, Yazoo City, and Mrs. Emma Lou Walton, Noblesville, brother of Mrs. Emma Craw, Reseda, grandfather of 7, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville.

Burial South Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. DeHART Mr. C. Martin DeHart, 2627 N.

Olney St. Brother of Mrs. Gertrude Smitha, Mrs. Myrel Graham, Mrs. Reba Hubbard, and Virgil DeHart, departed this life Tuesday, age 75.

Services Friday, Dec. 1, at Calvary Tabernacle, 11 a.m. Friends may call at MOORE AND KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 2530 Station after p.m. Wednesday. DUNCAN Mrs.

Katherine F. Duncan, age 57, 4801 Plainfield mother of Mrs. Norma Baker, Mrs. Marie Lawrence, Mrs. Susan Franklin, Mrs.

Linda Silcox, Miss April Duncan and Miss Jan Duncan, Lester and Garnet Duncan, passed away Saturday. Service Wednesday, 10 a.m.- CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lynhurst. Friends invited. Friends may call at funeral home.

FESLER Mrs. Ida Ellen Fesler, age 78, wife of William Fester, passed away suddenly at her home Tuesday at Frankton. mother of Mrs. Samuel Robinson of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Earl H.

Bertram of Kokomo, Ind. Services 10:30 a.m. Friday morning at the Frankton Christian Church. Friends may call at THE GEORGE C. HARPER AND SON FUNERAL HOME after 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Body will lie in state 1 hour before service at the church, Burial of 100F Cemetery, Frankton. FITT Mr. John F. Fitt, 3849 Ashbourne Lane, husband of Ruth Mae Fitt, father of Debra and Penny, son of Mrs.

Ruth Ziemer, brother of Charles and Thomas Fitt and Mrs. Patricia Moore and Mrs. Ruth N. Mowen, passed away Monday. Funeral 10 o'clock Friday, at THE WOOD FUNERAL HOME, Ravenna, Ohio.

Friends may call from 7 until p.m. Wednesday at FLANNER AND BUCHANAN FALL CREEK TUARY. FRAZIER Victor E. Frazier, age 85, of Greencastle, father of Elmer and Cyril Frazier of Greencastle. Funeral services Wednesday 2 o'clock at the WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME, Greencastle.

GROW Malinda A. Grow, widow of Arthur D. Grow, sister of Dr. A. A.

Allmeroth, Greensburg; Margaret Grave. Friends may call at the OLIGER-PEARSON FUNERAL HOME, GREENSBURG after 2 p.m. Wednesday. The body will lie in state at the New Chapel, Crown Hill Cemetery from noon Thursday until 2 o'clock. HANNA Mr.

Preston W. Hanna, age 67, of 509 Dunn Plainfield, beloved husband of Marilyn, father of Mrs. Claire Lohman, of Zionsville, Robert J. Hanna, of Minneapolis, and Donald M. Hanna, of Plainfield, also 8 grandchildren, pased away Tuesday a.m.

Services Friday 10:30 a.m. at the HALL- BAKER FUNERAL HOME. Plainfield. Entombment Maple Hill Mausoleum. Friends may call at the funeral home after p.m.

Wednesday. Masonic Memorial Service Thursday evening. HARRISON Leo F. Harrison, 1663 N. Tibbs, baloved father of Mrs.

Donald E. Merrill, Mrs. Lewis W. Simmons, brother of Max Harold son of Mrs. Bertha Harrison, 5 grandchildren.

Service Wednesday 10:30 a.m. STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 3136 W. 16th. Friends may call. Burial Terre Haute.

HOOPER Attorney Howard Hooper, (referee judge) at the Marion County Juvenile Court, husband of Helen 1. Hooper, stepfather of Zontini Link, Coulas Linda, Janet Brosher, uncle of Peter Crampton of Atlanta, Frank Hooper of Newport News, cousin of Rev. Mrs. Margaret Byrdsong of Chicago, Illinois, died November 26, at his home. Services on Friday, December 1st, at 1 p.m.

Bethel A.M.E. Church, 414 W. Vermont Street, City. Friends may call at JACOBS WESTSIDE CHAPEL after p.m. Thursday.

JONES Mrs. Juanita E. (Carmichael) Jones, age 54, of 2514 S. Bolton, wife of Mr. Lawrence (Larry) Jones, daughter of Mrs.

Mildred Carmichael, sister of Mr. Chester Carmichael, Phoenix, Mrs. Helen Louis, Indianapolis. Services Thursday 1 p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling anytime. LOCHARD John R.

Lochard. 38 years, 1326 N. Central, son of Mrs. Maude Lochard and Elmer Lochard, brother of Robert I. and Paul R.

Lochard, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1:30 p.m.

Friends invited. Burial Washington Park East. MASTERS Mr. Henry F. Masters, age 77, of 2640 N.

Ritter passed away Tuesday evening. Beloved father of Mrs. Mary Louise Smith and John Masters, grandfather of Cathy and Shirley Smith. Funeral services 10:30 8.m. Friday at the ABDON AND O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect.

Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday. MAY Mrs. Katie M.

May 85 years old, of 628 N. Parker, mother of Eleanor M. Jones, Mrs. Thelma Lehr, Mr. Oliver C.

May and Mrs. Lena Greenwood, sister of Mrs. Christina Woerner and Robert Simon, also seen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren, passed away Monday, Friends may cali at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 10th St. Funeral Thursday, Nov. 30, 10:30 a.m.

Friends invited. Burial Anderson Cemetery. MILLER Mrs. Stella G. Miller, age 81, of Greencastle, mother of Mrs.

C. P. Hickman, Greencastle, grandmother of 5, great -grandmother of 11. Services Thursday 2 p.m., RECTOR NERAL HOME, Greencastle. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, Greencastle.

MILLINER Mrs. Anna Mae Milliner, age 81 years, wife of Allen S. Milliner, mother of Mrs. Eulah Price, step. Betty Brock, Mrs.

Patricia Conover, mother of Mrs. Mary Holland. Mrs. James and Lal Milliner, 1 grandson, great Dec. Funeral Friday, p.m.

USHER FU. NERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash. St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

Calling after 7 p.m. Wednesday. OSBORNE Mrs. Marguerite B. Osborne, 64 formerly of 1922 N.

Linwood, wife of Clyde R. Osborne; sister of Mrs. Jane Truitt, Robert C. Moreland and William J. Moreland SP-6.

Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m., LEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAP. EL, 5377 E. Wash, St, Calling any time. POER Gussie I.

Poer, age 83, 1412 Central, mother of Mrs. Sylvia Warga, Rancel William V. and Harry Noble Poer, 6 grandchildren and 10 great passed away day. Services p.m Wednesday, CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, DPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St.

Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home. POLAND Mrs. Elsa A Poland, age 75, 1308 S. Mickley St aunt of Ralph Wenzler and Mrs.

Roy Poland, several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2 p.m. USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 Wash. St.

Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call. Wednesday, Funeral Mr. Mrs. Mr.

John Nov. Mr. F. 29, Announcements 1967 Dervices ALLEN, Archibald Cameron CLARKE, Mrs. Mary M.

FITT. LOCKWOOD, Margaret Mae REED. Golda B. SALISBURY, Albert SHELBURNE, Mr. Ira STANG, Mr.

Robert G. STEPHENS, Mrs. Myrtle STOUT, Mrs. Flora L. WYON, Miss Evelyn Lucille FLANNER BUCHANAN1 Mortuaries AN ALL Shirley Servicas COOK, Mr.

Dannie Lee GREEN, Mrs. Emma JONES, Mrs. Juanita E. (Carmichael) JONES, Mr. Samuel P.

OSBORNE, Mrs. Margaret REYNOLDS, Mr. James C. WORKMAN, Mr. Thomas J.

A I Death Notices REYNOLDS Mr. James C. Reynolds, age 85, of 1539 N. Olney, father of James and Russell L. Reynolds.

Miss Mabel R. Reynolds, brother of Mrs. Frankie Swine, and Mrs. Blanche Gollmier, four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services Thursday 10 a.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. Calling anytime. ROBINSON Mr.

Ernest Robinson, age 52, at 2026 Woodlawn, husband of Erma Robinson, father of Ernest and Herschell Robinson, Mrs. Gertrude White, Mary Anderson, Erma McDonald, Waneta Johnson and Shirley Weimer, also survived by 14 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. FUneral Friday, 10 a.m., at THE J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect.

Friends invited. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday. ROSE Pauline Rose, age 51, 7044 Tina wife of Dearl Rose, mother of Mrs. Shirley Vaught, Mrs.

Joyce M. Bland, Mrs. Janet N. Bailey, Robert R. Bowman and George W.

Thompson, sister of Mrs. Evelyn May Pyatt and Mrs. Frances Henderson, 11 grandchildren, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 11:30 a.m.. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY invited.

CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends Friends may call at the funeral home. SACK Phillip R. Sack, 82 1026 E.

Bradoury, beloved husband of Anna Sack, father-in-law of Helena Sack, brother of Fred Sack, grandfather of Mary Ann Gallagher and Norbert C. Sack 6 great passed awav Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 11 a.m. at THE G.H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S.

East and 11:30 a.m., at St. Catherine Church. Recitation of Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday, SCHRADER Stella Frances Schrader, age 84, 3121 E.

46th sister of Alex and Victor Frost and Mrs. Mary Ann Kuehn, grandmother of Sherman Jarrett, and Mrs. Frances Owen, 7 great-grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday 1 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W.

16th St. Fiends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home. SHELBURNE Mr. Ira Elihu Shelburne of R.R.

1 Zionsville, Ind. Husband of Goldie F. Shelburne, father of Clayton Shelburne of New Augusta and Howard Shelburne, Carmel, brother of Mable Davidson, Zionsville, Effie Keller, Indianapolis, and Lottie Carey of New Orleans, La. Also survived by 13 grandchildren, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday morning, 10:30 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN ZIONSVILLE MORTUARY.

Friends invited. SHIPMAN Mr. Louis W. C. Shipman, 70 5250 Manker, beloved husband of Clara M.

Shipman, father of Janice Kay Craven, Betty Marie Jordan, Louis H. and Charles F. Shipman, brother of Beatrice Nelson, 4 grand. children passed away Monday, Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FU. NERAL HOME 5141 Madison Ave. Friends invited.

SHOOK Mrs. Catherine Shook, age 93 years, formerly of 758 N. Belleview mother of Charles J. Shook, grandmother of Miss Rosemary Shook, Mrs. Dorothy Motsinger, Mrs.

Joan Berry, 3 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday, Dec. 1, 9:30 a.m., USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash. 10 a.m.

Holy Trinity Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary recitation Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Calling after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

SPURRIER Mrs. Edith R. Spurrier, age 79, of Fountaintown, mother of Miss Kathlyn, aunt of Henry and Oak Rafferty, passed away Tuesday. Servcies 2 p.m. Thursday, at PASCO MEMORIAL MORTUARY, Greenfield.

Friends may call at mortuary after Wednesday noon, STEPHENS Mrs. Myrtle M. Stephens, 665 W. Oak Zionsville, mother of Mrs. Dorotha Talkington, grandmother of Mrs.

Harry E. Bennett, sister of Mrs. Catherine Hinkle and Mr. Lloyd C. Bryant, 3 great-grandchildren, passed away Sunday.

FUneral Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited. SWANNER Mr. Homer S. Swanner, 63, of 433 N.

Arnolda, brother of Mrs. Zora Futrell, Mack and Truman Swanner, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited.

TONGRET Donald S. Tongret, 4809 N. Kitley, husband of Eda M. Tongret, father of Donna Lee, brother of Mr. Charles Tongret, Newsport, Mr.

Tom Rude, Bellair, Mr. Omer D. Tongret, Falls Church, Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Saranton, and Mrs. Rosella Bellard, Martinsville, departed this life Sunday, age 36.

Services Wednesday, Nov. 29th at MOORE AND KIRK LAWRENCE CHAPEL, 46th and McCoy 1:30 p.m. Friends invited. WESTENHOFER Lucy C. Westenhofer, age 74, 3134 S.

Foltz, mother of Virginia L. Eppich, and Charles L. Westenhofer, grandmother of Charles E. Westenhofer, John, Luci and Carol Eppich, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W.

16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home. WOLF Mr. Herman F.

Wolf, (Boonie) age 64, 349 N. Hoimes Ave. husband of Margaret, father of Sr. Marie Elvire S.P., Bloomington, Ind. Mrs.

Mary Ann Knott, James R. and Donald R. Wolf, brother of Mrs. Mary Groff, Mrs. Lillian Kersey, Mrs.

Louise Hopkins, Mrs. Anna Lentz, Mrs. Hilda Johnson, Elsie, William, Fred, Harry, Lohrmann, Carl and Herbert Wolf, 7 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 29, a.m.

USHER FUNERAL HOME 2313 W. Wash. St. 10 a.m. St.

Anthony Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Calling anytime. 3 Card of Thanks CANADA- We wish 10 express our sincere appreciation and thanks to the relatives, friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our beloved daughter SHERI KAY CANADA -Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Canada KORRA -The family JOHN K. KORRA Wishes to acknowledge with deep preciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful, floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends and neighbors in our time of bereavement. We especially wish to thank Rev. Frederick Daries, and the G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home for their kind services rendered, and all who assisted in any John Korra and Family. NEAL-We wish to thank our many kind friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our beloved daughter and sister MARY FRANCES NEAL Our special thanks to Rev. Ernest Carroll and the Moore Kirk Funeral Home for their kind services rendered. --Mr. and Mrs.

William B. Neal and Sons wish to thank the kind friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and lovely flowers received at the passing of my sister IZETTA THOMAS -Mary E. Hall, sister 3 for our ing Our bars Post kind thetic floral clative Robert message, OWEN- 1 of and and Card 908. MR. sincere beloved services and ROY attention, To other Burgbacher, relatives Veterans Conkle son.

of our MRS. Wish rendered. THOMAS appreciation We courtesies we kind of beautiful for 10 ROY Funeral are Thanks wish his and at Foreign F. friends, OWEN for thank most to floral the our Home consoling sympa express appre- Wars, pass- Rev neign- frib- for 20 has tan mos. 9368.

3581 Weir LOST Male. approx wants LOST LOST: Knollion some Lost collar. Last personal Cook pet. wine Br. on OWEN PRESLEY.

neighbors, We friends wish to and thank relatives our expressions of sympathy, lovely offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of dear husband and father ROBERT PRESLEY We also wish to thank Rev. Matfingly, the Emanuel Church, doctors, nurses. nurses aids and orderlies at University Heights Hospital also the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home for the friendly service we received.

-Wife and Children WADE-1 deeply appreciate the courtesy, sympathy nd beautiful flowers extended by relatives, friends and neighbors at the loss of my beloved husband ORVAL H. WADE also thank the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel tor services rendered. -Wife Carrie M. Wade WINKLER-1 wish to thank my friends, pallbearers, Rev.

Richard Moore, Jordan Funeral Home and all for acts of kindness, sympathy and lovely flowers at the passing of my husband ROBERT WINKLER Mrs. Helen Winkler 5 In Memorians WELMER-In loving memory of DORATHY WELMER Who passed away suddently Nov. 29, 1965. The memory of someone dear, Is like a thing of gold That never dulls or tarnishes Or grows the least bit old. Two years have passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away God took her home-it was His will, Within our hearts she liveth still.

When our days seem dark and dreary Lord Jesus, be Thou our light in gloom, And our rainbow in the clouds. -Husband, Fred, Son, Wilbert, Daughter, Alberta 7 Funeral Directors ABDON O'RILEY MORTUARY 1509 PROSPECT 638-1474 CHANCE FUNERAL HOME 504 E. NATIONAL AVE. 784-3546 CONKLE FUNERAL HOMES 4925 W. 16th St.

241-6333 1202 S. Lynnhurst 241-8381 DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3925 E. New York 357-1173 FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 2950 N. High School Rd. 291-1193 1640 W.

Morris 638-2388 GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E. NEW YORK 632-5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST 632-8488 5141 MADISON AVE.

787-7211 HISEY TITUS 951 N. DELAWARE 634-3828 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME HELEN JORDAN 636-4305 2428 E. 10th 636-4304 LITTLE SONS 1301 Main Bch. Grove, 786-1476 Moore Kirk NORTHEAST 2530 STATION ST. BEN DAVIS 7050 W.

WASH. COLONIAL 3447 N. COLLEGE IRVINGTON 5342 E. WASH. ST.

LAWRENCE 8051 E. 46TH MAIN OFFICE, LI 6-1564 HARRY W. MOORE Funeral Chapels Peace Arlington Chapel, Chapel, 2050 5811 E. E. Michigan 38th St.

ROYSTER ASKIN 2301 W. Washington 637-4308 ROBERT W. STIRLING 1420-22 PROSPECT 632-6576 USHER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 2313 W. Washington 632-9352 J.

C. WILSON Robert R. St. Pierre Pres. 1234 Prospect St 632-9431 11 Florists, Memorials "Say it with flowers" AVENUE a Madison SHOP 2457 MADISON ST 6-0431 BILL CRONIN-FLORIST DIAL 926-6009 Talbott Village Flower Mart 14 Mausoleums, Lots No collar.

Reward. 357-0286. 849-1738 after 6 p.m. wood area. After 6 p.m.

881-0315. ME 4-5270. Eves. WA 6-9504. Business Services 45 Business Services 45 Business Services 45 Business Services GRAVES for sale.

Lincoln Memorial Gardens, North. 784-8558. 20 Lost and Found LOST: Male Beagle. tan, white. Vi.

Rd. 135, Rd. 37 on John Co. line rd. Rew.

881-1009. LOST Hound, open mark dog-pet. Lost Seerly Rd. and New Highway Nov. 23.

Reward. 244-9726. LOST M. Parakeet, blue w-yellow face, band on ea. leg.

Rwd. 8571. LOST Male Samoyed. Looks like Husky. Vic.

Springmill Rd. and 65th. 255-1775. FOUND doq. Law.

rence twp. 849-2385 or 849-5083. FOUND small white dog, tan ears, owner pay for ad. 839-2206. LOST 3 Year old male Dachshund Name Duke.

Reward. 547-0675. FOUND Beagle dog vic. 106th and College. 846-7830.

LOST Brown male Chihuahua vic. of 21st and Arlington, Sun. 356-9326. LOST, ill child's wh. M.

poodle, vic. Mich. 62nd. Rwd. 357-8811.

LOST Fem. sable, wh. blk. Collie Vic. Westfield area.

846-3833, 6 p.m. LOST red-wh. M. Vic. 4400 E.

30th. Reward. 545-1566. LOST. Morning of 22nd.

Bik. Labrador. Vic. Eagledale. Rew.

291-0347. LOST: Lady's black purse vic. Wash. Park cemetery. Reward.

784-3762. LOST Golden Retriever male, No collar. Reward. 846-8120. LOST: Dalmatian, female.

Vic. 6400 W. 10th. Reward. CH 4-9947.

LOST: Beagle pup. Vic. Sloan and Minn. 45 REPAIR GUIDES LET EXPERIENCED HANDS DO YOUR SERVICE OR REPAIRING a ALUMINUM SIDING DECEMBER SPECIAL-255-3776 BASEMENT BRICK, block, chimney pointing, new and repair. Fireplaces and waterproofing.

Free est. 633-4231. CABINETS CUSTOM- BUILT Formica Sink Tops Bar Tops. Table Tops, 634-1747 CUSTOM BUILT CAbinets. Formica tops.

Finchum Cabinet Co. 244-4527. CARPENTRY CARPENTRY, new, repair. Reas. rates.

Free est. No job too small. Call bf. 8 a.m. or af.

4 p.m. 639-0223. CARPENTRY, new, repair. Reas. rates.

Free est. No job too small. Call bef. 8 a.m. or af.

4 p.m. 639-0223 REMODELING. Accoustical tile ceil. ings, paneling, windows, doors. 20 Yrs.

exper. 786-7626, 783-2174. CARPENTRY WORK. No iob too small. Free estimates.

861-4569. COMPL. home repairs. Save or more. 253-2547, 283-3536.

CARPENTRY, caulking, cabinets. No job too small. 849-1377. CARPENTRY, remodeling and sonry work. CH 3-0479.

ACOUSTICAL ceilings, panelings, roof. Repairs. Good work. 257-0793. CEMENT WORK CEMENT AND CONCRETE REPAIR REASONABLE 255-3776 CEMENT steps, walks, drives, large or small lobs.

Free est. 636-2640. CEMENT WORK Floors, driveways, walks, support walls. 924-1946. SPEC.

PORCHES, patios, drives, steps, walks, bonded. 357-9798. CHIMNEY CHIMNEYS BUTt Repaired, Lined. Cleaned. In.

spected. Lic. Contractor. 636-3564. CHIMNEYS, built, repaired, lined, cleaned, inspected.

632-1461. CONTRACTING GOOD top soil fill dirt, sand, gravel, stone for driveways, dozing and hi-lift work. CH 4-5579, 241-8040. DRIVEWAY grading, excavating, stone, gravel, cinders. 784-3954.

STONE, cinders, gravel. Rich top soil, fill. 784-6822. TOP SOIL, $15. Fill dirt and driveway stone.

North, east. 546-3197. DRY WALL DRY WALL Specialists. Patch work and remodeling. 786-0080.

Silver seen P.M. Heights L. West 251-8533. Lane Child colored and collar, baggage. from vic.

Mon. papers. poodle sky and 901n9 area. on 56th Silver Highland 271h toy Found way Contains and 10 Reward Rew. studs brief female, St.

frant surgery. Central. Terrier, impor- case 244- 291- of 10 10 100 430 Clean Maid 1878. Maid 401 Parking residents, N. MASS serv.

service. rooms, avail, 59. WALKING Sleeping refrig, 510. QUIET $8, -AUTO. HOTELS Running Sil.

$9. Responsible $10 Rooms 634-3729. DISTANCE water, ELEVATOR wk. mature refrig. 635- 143 ENJOY Apartments THE Unfurnished PRESTIGE North.

Township, quarter west 29 thence East distance of north 681 474 a east thence feet 161.250 feet: 9 13'07' diswest Thence south 00 fence of feet feet south feet 675.00 point quarter the sald be held on A public hearing 1967, tion Monday December 11, Sanitary Board the office 2565 City-County Commissioners, Bullding, Indianapoli5 p.m E.S.T Written the office at be filed may any time prior thereto. 1967 215t day of November, FRANK A. MUELLER Executive Secretary Board of Sanitary hand and seal WITNESS Commissioners NOTICE TO BIDDERS that The Notice hereby given of Indiana University will Trustees for furnish receive sealed proposals materials, tools, equipinq all labor, for ment and transportation necessary the complete construction of a parking Woodlawn and Atwater, on the lot at in accordance Bloomington campus with plans and Plant. specifications prepared the Department of Physical be received by In the Sealed office proposals of J. A.

Franklin, will Vice President and Treasurer, Indlana Kirkwood and IndisitY, Bryan Hall, Avenue, Bloomington, Indiana Ana until 2:00 P.M., C.D.T. on Decem12, 1967 at which time and place ber received will be opened all proposals and publicly read aloud. with Plans and specifications along documents may be obtained bidding from the office of the Director of Plant, 700 North Walnut Physical Grove, Bloomington. Indiana, upon a deposit of check in the amount of of 510.00 payable to The Trustees University. The full amount Indiana he deposit will be refunded to all contractors providing the documents returned within fifteen days after ore opening of bids.

right to The Trustees reserve the waive any infomalities and to accept reject any or all proposals received. or THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY By: J. A. Franklin Vice President and Treasurer. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for remodeling for Speedway Junior High School and Fisher Elementary School Speedway, Indiana.

will be received by and thru the Board of Trustees of the School Town of Speedway. Indiana, at the office of Richard C. Jordan. Superintendent of the School Town of Speedway. 5335 West 25th Street, Speedway, Indiana, 46224, until 7:30 P.M., E.S.T..

Tuesday, December 19, 1967, and then publicly opened and read aloud. Bids received after that time will be returned unopened. For Proposals to be considered, Bidders shall submit separate bids for each of the following Divisions: 11-GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 2)-HEATING VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING- PLUMBING 3)-ELECTRICALWORK In order to insure award of A contract and allocation of funds, each Bidder shall submit breakdown of each Division (where applicable) Into the following units: A. Junior High School -Ground Floor Unit A-(Boiler Room) B. Junior High School -Ground Floor Unit B-(Locker and Shower Area) C.

Junior High School--First and Second Floor Units (Gym and Shop Area) D. Junior High School -First Floor Unit A -(Office Area and Library) E. Junior, High School other Interior work including changing of locks F. Junior High School--Roof repairs, exterior re-pointing, recaulking, and waterproofing G. Fisher Elementary School H.

Site Improvements Should the available funds be Insuf. ficient, one of more of the above units may be postponed or deleted from the Contracts, but Contracts will be awarded on the basis of lowest Base Bid of above units combined and-or Add Alternates. Assignment of Contracts: The Board of Trustees of the School Town of Speedway, Indiana, will execute separate Contracts for each of the above Divisions, but will assign the Heating. Ventilating, Air Conditioning, and Plumbing Contract and the Electrical Contract to the successful General Construction Bidder for the express purpose of placing full administration, supervision. coordination, and responsibility of all phases of construction under the General Construction Contract in order to expedite completion of the project.

Upon such assignments being made, the Heating, ventilating, Air Conditioning, and Plumbing Contractor and the Electrical Contractors shall become subcontractors to the General Construction Contractor and shall be responsible to such General Construction Contractor for the full performance of their Contracts entered into with the Owner. The General Construction Contracfor shall in turn be fully responsible to the Owner for the full performance of such assigned Contracts, and shall assume all the rights, duties, and liabilities of the Owner under such Contract. The assignment of such Contracts shall not in any manner vary the rights, duties or responsibilities of the Architect under such Contract. The Owner will make monthly Tess payments to the Heating, Ventilating. Air Conditioning, and PlumbIng Contractor and to the Electrical Contractor under the terms set forth In the General Conditions and upon written approval of the Gneral Construction Contractor and the Architect.

The following paragraph wiil be Included in The Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Contractor AlA Doc. A101, Sept. 1963, as Article 7. 7. Assignment of Contracts The Contractor nereby agrees 10 accept assignment of the Contract of: for the Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, and Plumbing and the Contract of: for the Electrical Work; said Contracts having been awarded by the Owner under separate bidding.

It shall be understood that this is for the express purpose of placing full administration, supervision, coordination, and responsibility of all phases of construction under this Contract in order to expedite completion of the Drawings and Specifications will be Issued to Prime Contractors by MeGuire, Shook, Compton and Richer. Architects, 150 W. Market Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204, for a $25.00 deposit tor EACH set, which will be refunded when documents are returned in good condition immediately following bid opening. Wage rates shall not be less than those set out in the Specifications. Bids shall be executed in accord with Indiana Form No.

96, accompanied by Non-Collusion Affidavit and Questionnaire Form 96-a, and a satisfactory Bid Bond, or deposit, payable 10 the Board of Trustees of the School Town of Speedway, Indiana, for not less than five per cent of the maximum bid submitted; and delivered in a sealed envelope showing Bidder's name, address, and prolect name and division of work to which bid pertains. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to accept or reject any bid, and to waive any informalities or errors in bidding. All bids may be held under advisement for 8 period not to exceed forty-five (45) days after bid opening during which time no bids may be withdrawn without consent of the Board of Trustees, Contratcors receiving awards shall furnish an approved one hundred per cent performance board which shall remain full force and effect for twelve months from date of final acceptance of the work Should a successful Contractor with. draw his bid or fail to execute satisfactory Contract, within ten (10) days of notification of award by the Owner, the Owner may declare the bid deposit forfeited as liquidated damages. Construction shall be in full accord with Drawings, Specifications, and Addenda thereto, on file at the offices of the Owner, State Board of Accounts, and the Architects.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE SCHOOL TOWN OF SPEEDWAY, INDIANA James A. Hardin, Secretary November 28, 1967, NOTICE OF SALE $2.725,000 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING CORPORATION OF WARREN TOWNSHIP, High School Building, Corporation of Warren Twonship, Marion County, Indiana, at the hour of 11:00 A.M.. EST, on Thurdday, December 14, 1967, at the Administration Building of the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County Indiana, 9039 East 10th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, will receive and consider bids for the purchase of the following described bonds: $2,725,000 of First Mortgage Bonds of High School Building Corporation of Warren Township, Marion County Indiana an Indiana Corporation; Denomination $5,000 each; Dated at a rate or rates to determined December 1, 1967; Bearing, interest by bidding, payable on July 1, 1968, and semi-annually thereafter: Registrable as a principal; Principal and Interest payable at the American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company in the City of Indianapolis, feet at option redemmable from FUNERAL CLARK before P.m Family LOST Several keys ring between Beechwood entrance Reward. 786-6302. Southern Plaza Meridian ent.

LOST male Beagle, blue specked, 5p015, Answers to Sandy. $50 Reward. 631- 3278. large dark brown 24 Personal Notices will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anvone other than myself or after Nov. 29, 1967.

Jesse E. Sweeney, 2120 Whalen, Indpls. WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Nov. 28, 1967. James Sears, 4203 Fairview Terrace, Indpls.

ANYONE witnessing accident on W. Mich. vic. of Robt. Long Hosp.

betw. truck, car, 4:45 p.m. Nov. 27, please call 637-9708 after 5. 1, ROY Lehman Allen, formerly of 5811 Julian Indianapolis, hereby declare that am a legal resident of the state of Alaska.

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS may be reached at 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. Indianapolis or 634-1708. ABRAHAM, ISAAC AND JACOB Good News about Israel! Call 787-3506 WILL Miss Doreena Meyers, please contact Joe Smith: 359-5572 or 787- 6896. Urgent! INFO. concerning, Ricky Blair, 12 yrs.

or Elmer Blair, 45 yrs. 636-5647. 26 Special Notices INDIANA RECRUITERS 3919 MEADOWS DRIVE FREE PARKING 545-6231 LIC. AGENCY HD. TO PL.

CAR INSURANCE $10 Down- -Monthly Payments Mr. INSURANCE OF INDIANA 921 N. Delaware St. 636-3548 ATTENTION PLAYERS OF STANDARD'S BINGO Need the following: $1000-02, B4, U3, N5; $750-B3, N4, 02; $500- N4, U3. Will split the prize.

Contact Box 312, Star and News. POWERFUL new fund raising idea, no investment, pay only for what you sell. Schools, clubs, churches, and other bonafied organizations. For inform. ph.

547-2159. 1. R. C. Music Stores CHURCH BONDS of Lighthouse Tabernacle, Series 1, issued Dec.

1, 1957, coming due after Dec. 1, 1967. Are payable at Lighthouse Tabernacle, 918 E. 66th St. HAVE right half Shell $2,500.

Five 550; left Will share with holder of opposites sides. 1459 Star-News. DON'T KNOW WHAT we would have done without BLUE CROSS- BLUE SHIELD SHIP YOUR CAR-639-6561 Anywhere in U.S. Reasonably. We furnish driver, gas, ins Auto Driveaway Co.

15 E. Rm. 912. GO to Rose Bowl. 2 Voyager Flying Club memberships for sale.

Price greatly reduced. Phone aft. 9 a.m. 253- 3000. HAVE right side of Shell $2,500.

Need left side. Have left side of $500. Need right, right side $50, need lefts. Box 1457, Star and News. RAYMAR, THE MAGICIAN Entertaining mystery magic for all occasions.

631-6374. NON-DRINKERS are preferred risk. In Greenwood Area. Phone Us. Sharp Insurance Agency 881-2731 FOR THE FINEST in household and personal brush products.

Call Fuller Brush Co. LI 5-1256. MINK, STOLE CLEANING Davidson's of Glendale 255-3161 PERSONALIZE your Christmas gift, order an initialed or name car plate now. 846-2306. CONCESSIONAIRE available with equipment for schools, lodges, and churches.

50-50 Basis. 251-2188. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT Your nearest HOOKS DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES. STANDARD Bingo Need B4-02-S1. Thousand dollar game.

$750 B3-U2. Also A numbers. 631-1574. FOR PEOPLE ON THE GO GO GO GO BURGER CHEF WE SELL HARD TO GET AUTO insurance. All risks, full coverage.

Monthly pymts. CH 4-1223, eves. SANTA CLAUS FOR HIRE House party, club, etc. Reas. 632-2877 WANTED: Rose Bowl tickets Phone 637-3896, or 925-8646.

PROFESSIONAL MAGIC SHOW CLUBS, CO. PARTIES 787-6197 LOW rates on auto Ins. Dallas E. Lynch Agcy. 359-9920 to 9:30 p.m.

LOSE WEIGHT safely with Diet Tablets. Only 98C. Hook Drugs. HAVE (2) Left 500 Shell, also R. halves.

636-9518 or 637-7072. WANTED private instructor for Karate. Box 1390 Star and News. SEWING AND ALTERATIONS. Fast service.

3841 N. Park 924-1826. 32 Steam Bath, Massage MASSAGE-926-5819 2624 N. Central, 10 to 10. MARY'S Therapy Studio.

6653 W. Wash. 241-3311. Mon. -Fri.

10 to 6. Jackie and Gerry. Oprs. 17 W. 16TH ST.

Stm. Mass. Kay your opr. 11 to 9, Sat. 11-4.

ALTHA'S. N. College. 10 to 10 925-1104. BETTY ANN'S Sauna Bath.

Open 9 to 9. 1406 N. Penn. 632-7820. BETTY'S, 6314 W.

241-8543. Hours 10 till 6. JANE-Sherry Stm. Massage, 8510 E. Wash.

N. side of St. 11-6. MARY'S, 1101 N. Ill.

Steam, 11-7. 11-4 Sat. HELEN OIL BATH, 10-10. E. New 635-0114.

2 Oprs. KIM 4670 W. Wash. Formerly U.S. 37 So.

241-4300. 38 Transportation DRIVE MY CAR as your CALIFORNIA or Seattle, Wash. 631-2377 DRIVE A CAR-639-6561 Almost free to N.Y., Seattle, Milwaukee. Auto Driveway, 15 E. Rm.

912. GOING to Calif. need riders. Call ELECTRICAL SERVICE RESIDENTIAL wireing, old-new. City and county wide service.

Elec heat, ranges, dryer outlet, wall plugs, rewiring 60-100 Amp. fuse boxes. Use your Midwest Charge Card. J. C.

Electric, Lic. Fee Est. 787-4485 ALL TYPES ELEC. WIRING Elec. heat, serv.

ranges, Lic. dryers, outlets. 60-100 amp. and Use your Midwest Charge Card. EAGLE ELEC.

Free Est. 241-6070 H. DANZ ELEC. SERVICE Old and new work. 220 Service.

Licensed and Bonded. 635-8235 PAT'S ELECTRIC 357-1083 FURNACE REPAIR 24-HR. FURNACE repair. Coal, gas oil. Clean $9.50.

Service call $3.00. 20 Yrs. exp. 632-8919. No ans.

636-0468. FURNACE SERVICE and repair. Free estimate. 846-5551. Days, 636- 9640.

NEW, used furnaces and burners. Any kind repairing free estimates Terms. 257-0793, 257-0246. 24-HOUR SERVICE LICENSED CONTRACTOR Gas-Oil Coal. 636-3564 24-HR.

furnace service. $4 Charge. Free estimate. 861-4569. 24-HR.

FURNACE SERVICE and repair. Free estimate. ME 2-9849. GUTTERING GUTTERS CLEANED. AVERAGE $20.

INSURED. 631-0871. GUTTERING -NEW AND REPAIR 631-9953 HAULING HAULING AND MOVING ATTIC BASEMENTS CLEANED FREE ESTIMATES 638-8165 BRUCE'S Westside Movers. 244-6294 Covered van. Insured.

Free Est. LEE'S pickup delivery serv. Moving, Hauling, all kinds. Anytime, 923-3147. MARTIN'S hauling and moving.

hor of all kinds. Anytime. 923-2246. RUBBISH removed, garages and tics cleaned, etc. AX 3-1046.

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Movinq. 353-2836 or 784-4028. LIGHT HAULING TRASH, ETC. Garage cleaning. Reas.

FL 9-9878. TRASH BARRELS FOR SALE Haul Away Trash, Furniture 547-6286 TRASH Hauled. Garages, attics cleaned. Light haul. AX 3-2031.

W. L. MOVING and Hauling, Large OR SMALL. Quick serv. 631-6890.

JAY MOVERS 636-7033 Covered vans, free estimates, insured. 601 N. PENN. FINE LOCATION maid off-street parking, $8, $9, $10 Wk. ME 4-5263.

NORTH 1217 N. N. JERSEY. Rms. for Men, Showers, TV, maid serv.

quiet, coral. $8, $9, $10 Wk. 634-0071. 3921 PARK. Nicely furn.

rm. Priv. home. Emp. gent.

924-0639. 3627 N. PENN. Bdrm. Hall ent.

Also 1-rm. effic. apt. Street parking. 3256 N.

PENNSYLVANIA, clean, quiet kit. priv. $9.50 923-3720 37 E. 37TH St. Gent.

Pri. ent. All conveniences. 637-3869, 925-8646. ABOVE AVERAGE ROOM PRIV.

BATH YOUNG BUSINESS MAN. 283-4147 NR. GLENDALE priv. bath, on bus. Gar.

Man. CL 5-8263, CL 5-3266. 5300 N. Nice Rm. Priv.

family. Garage. Gentleman. 255-4524. LGE.

ext. phone, refrig. Young business man. 283-2619. EAST 923 ENGLISH.

Priv. bath for quiet sober person. 632-2104. 214 N. OXFORD.

2900 E. Clean. Warm. Priv. 637-3039.

E. 10TH BUS. priv. bath. Emp.

man. 636-4086. GENTLEMAN. Excel. front room.

Priv. wall-w. carpet. Off street parking. 353-0992.

GENTLEMAN, 1105 N. Beville. Clean room, priv. ent. 636-9114.

4214 E. WASH. Comf. clean warm room in priv. home.

356-0486. NICE room, 2 lg. closets. Business or professional person. 357-2534.

5600 E. Emp. lady. Priv. home, steam on bus.

Refs. FL 9-7872. SOUTH 1047 CHURCHMAN. Large clean rm. Priv.

ent. Reas. rate. Emp. man.

WEST 118 S. REICHWEIN Ave. Clean rm. Nr. Link Belt.

Sober emp. man. 1121 S. SHEFFIELD. Ground fir.

Priv. ent. Warm. 637-5823. NICE RM.

Kitch. privis. Sgl. person $5 or couple $10. ME 1-2169.

PRIV. room nr. RCA, Link Belt. Rockville Rd. Emp.

244-7188. RM. Home priv. W. of Eagledale Shopping Center.

ME 2-6784. 110 Rooms With Board BARTON HOUSE Nursing Home. 505 N. Dela. Priv.

and semi-priv. rms. At reas. rates. R.N.

supervision. Call 634-5310. PRIV. ROOM For Lady or Gent Next to bath, first fir. Pref.

senile or stroke case.632-1720. ROOM and board. Good food. Clean rm. 1400 E.

637-4710. BOARD AND ROOM 631-2451 COMF. rm. with priv. bath, meals, $125 mo.

925-3621. 5500 E. Nice home for elderly lady. Good care and food. 356-7935.

COUNTRY HOME, good food for elderly lady. 787-7825. ELDERLY MEN. Pleasant home. good food.

Priv. rm. 631-1702. RETIRED gentleman. Lovely room N.

of Broad Ripple. 846-8652, 251-5890. Can give reference. 632-6089. 120 Light Housekeeping Rooms 115 Child Care CENTRAL-20th.

Child care, my home or yours by week. $25 to $35, good refs. 925-2262. CHILD Care my home. Vic.

1700 Kelly. Licensed. Days. 787-2810. CHILD care, my home, will board.

241-1829 EAGLEDALE, my home, days. fants up. Lic. 291-4524. BROADWAY 40th Vic.

Good care babies, lic. home. Days. 925-2996. 30TH And Franklin Rd.

Vic. Any age, day care, my home. 898-5573. CHILD CARE. East side, day or week.

Lic. 639-1929 aft. 4, ME 7-8738. CHILD CARE, E. Side, in my home by Hour, Day or Week, 632-6844.

CHILD Care my home, Southside call after 3 P.M. 888-1878. CHILD CARE home, N. 34thCapital, hot meals, lic. 925-3912.

1613 LAWTON State and E. Minn. Infants up. Day care, my home. GATEWAY West.

Lic. home. Good care, day or night. 291-8073. 8400 BLK.

E. 46th. Babysitting and ironing. My home. 545-1856.

E. 30TH bus. day or evening. Baby sitting my home. 545-5679.

CHILD CARE Westside. My home, by hour, day or week. 638-1838. BABY SITTING in my home vic. 21st and Richardt 353-2725.

BABYSITTING, My home, nr. Meadows. Up to 3 years old. 547-9071. 21ST-ARLINGTON Vic.

Tiny tots up. Day- night, my home. 353-0781. MY HOME, 4100 W. on Rybolt.

Hot meals, lic. pend. Refs. 243-3145. 38TH-N.

SHADELAND. Child care days ironing, my home. 545-3277. WANT CHILD to care for, my home. NORTH 405 E.

15TH FL 9-3653 3-Rm. priv. bath, on 1st fir. See after 3:30 P.M. at 1471 N.

New Jersey St. 611 E. 22nd -FL 9-3653 3-Rm. priv. bath; also 2-rm.

apt. priv. bath, 1st fir. Child welcome. EAST 7208 E.

WASHINGTON FL 9-3653 1-Rm. next to bath. On city bus line. Nr. Eastgate.

Off street parkinq. SOUTH 1226 COMER. 2 laun. privis. Emp.

lady. $12.50. 784-7077. 125 Trailers and Trailer Space for Rent FOR THE finest in Mobile Home living. Country Club Estates.

High School Hanna 856-6707. 2-BEDROOM Mod. East utilities. 357-5610. 2-BDRM.

modern. Will sell or rent. Call 293-1777 after 5 p.m. 2-BDROOM. house trailer.

Green- HAULING MOVING trash hauling, yard, garage, bsmt. clean. 24-Hr. serv. For quick serv.

call US. 359-5224. GENERAL hauling coal and wood. Locus posts, 4" to 8" 7' long. Rice Mandrell.

631-3213. TRASH HAULING. bsmt. cleaning. For quick 24 Hr.

Service, 7 days a wk. Call Us. 359-5224. FURNITURE MOVERS, reas. rates.

11 Yrs. exp. 632-4853. TRASH HAULING, and furniture moving. We haul any kind of trash.

24 Hr. serv. 631-4123. GEN. HAULING.

You name it. After 5 and wkends. Cheap. 638- 4249. MOVERS.

Covered van. Estimates. Ins. Day, night, 639-1041. CARA VAN movers.

Free est. Low rates. Ins. 243-0214. 241-8462.

CLEAN UP attics, yards, garages of trash. ST ST 7-6150. LIGHT HAULING MORNINGS AND WEEKENDS, 356-7590. LIGHT Hauling and cleaning. Call 546-9118 aft.

3 p.m. HOUSECLEANING WALL WASH. Avg. rm. $5.

Paint rm. $10. 1-Coat your paint. Quick service. Min.

2 rooms. 632-2877. CARPET and floor cleaning. Insured. Bonded.

923-9626. INSULATION INSULATION SERVICE REASONABLE 255-3776 MOVING ADAMS MOVERS STORAGE Ins. 18-ft. cov. von or pickup.

631-7974 MOVING? 18-Ft. covered van. Fully ins. 14 Yrs. exp.

Reas. 356-7662. PAINTING INTERIOR, exterior painting, repair. Reas. Honest, clean.

Ins. 635-6924. PAINTING, gutters cin. Honest free est. Call anytime.

636-6174. PAINTING Wall washing. Free est. 925-5120. PAINTING, cleaning, handy-man.

Mr. Ford. 784-5912 PAPER CLEANING PAPER CLEANING, wall washing, painting. Cox SON, 784-6900. PAPER HANGING PAPER, $6 Up.

Samples, cleaning. Int. painting. 636-8369. ATMOSPHERE AND LUXURY OF PORT O' CALL MOVE IN NOW! LOCATED AT THE INTERCHANGE OF ROCKVILLE ROAD AND 1-465 (5700 WEST) 1-BEDROOM APT $119.50 2-BEDROOM APT.

$132.50 DISHWASHER, REFRIGERATORFREEZER, RANGE- OVEN, DISPOSAL DEEP PILE WALL TO CUSTOM DRAPERIES WALL CARPETING CENTRAL AIR HEAT AND WATER PAID CONDITIONING VANITY WITH FULL SIZE, PATIOS AND ROUND SINK BALCONIES SAUNA BATHS AND HEALTH CLUB BIG ROOMS AND CLOSETS TENNIS COURT 2 OLYMPIC SIZE POOLS BORNS MANAGEMENT CO. 241-1333 DECORATED MODEL OPEN 1 P.M. TILL 7 P.M. of matter MODELS OPEN DAILY SUN. NOON TILL 8 P.M.

by Justus Construction Co. WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US Where life begins at 45... Crestwood 45 their other Created years adult apartment young exclusively age and in partners, for this past those area and no Village can offer you so much for so prove this statement to you. little. Just 15 minutes will SOUTH Visit Crestwood Village South today APARTMENTS STUDIO APARTMENTS $95.00 ONE BEDROOM UNIT $120.00 ONE PAYMENT INCLUDES EVERYTHING FEATURING GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 8800 MADISON AVE.

Write or Phone 888-1069-Free Brochure Tara Moller 3333 Rd. APARTMENTS West 34th and Moller Rd. MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION IN INDIANAPOLIS A step away from Tara Shopping Center Private outside Entrance Close to I.U. Medical Fully Carpeted Center move in immed. Close to Westside Towne Club and Industry Swimming Pool Close to Downtown Office Open till 7:30 P.M.

City Bus Transportation Call Mrs. Coryell 293-0244 TURTLE CREEK is kind to kids, newlyweds, people wino 1-465 work, and people who play tennis WEIR cooK swim a lot. AIRPORT 5 ACTUALLY, WE'RE EAST E. THOMPSON AD. KIND TO EVERYONE OR 5300 PHONE SOUTH 786-2237 U.S.

31 125 Trailers and Space for Rent own to NEW- -WHEEL ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK Located conveniently south at 1250 W. County Line Road, South (1 mile west of South Meridian St.) Concrete streets, underground utilities, 2-car off-street parking, ultra-modern club house- tennis laundry facilities, basketball swimming court, courts, shuffle-board and picnic area. Call 888-1841. 143 Apartments Unfurnished Traymore Apts. 1402 N.

Alabama 1 adults. See Mgr. 2863 BROADWAY. 4-Rm. apt.

Priv. bath and ent. $25 Wk. incl. heat and utils.

Adults. See Custodian Apt. 1, 357-8624. 310 N. Capitol, bath, heat, wtr.

paid. See now, 637-1428. 1601 N. DELA. Walsingham Apts.

1-Bedrm. Newly dec. Stove, refriq. All utils. furn.

except elec. Adults. PAPER HANGING A-1 PAPER HANGING Reas. 30 Yrs. Shepard, 631-6716.

PAINTING--PAPER HANGING 634-5187 hanging. steaming and tering. 7-0340. PAPER STEAMING PAPER STEAMING, INSURED 15 Yrs. Hendren, 636-3726 PLASTERING PATCH Plastering (done cheap).

Smooth immed. serv. Sml. Ige. Also cement work.

3-4354. DRY WALL SPACKLING 784-6955 CLEAN UP after, dependable, patch plastering. Free estimate. ST 6-6727. PLUMBING PLUMBING STOPPED UP? Call ROTO ROOTER, free est.

North 925-8988 East 359-5575 South 787-9486 West 241-2863 PLUMBING REPAIR, sewer cing. Lic. Bonded. Ins. Pumps repaired.

Town Country chg. 634-7447. PLUMBING and repair. Free estimates. Bonded.

632-1870. PUMP and plumbing repair. 24-Hr. service. 637-8079.

AFNB Charge. REMODELING REMODELING AND General Contracting, Painting. Reas. 898-9626. ROOFING ROOF LEAKS? GUTTERS DRIP? QUICK SERV.

TERMS. Insured. ME 2-7722 MORTON'S 253-6136 A-1 ROOFING AND GUTTERING New and repair. 15 years exp. Fast service, Insurance.

631-9953. HAVE hatchet will roof. Specialist for 20 yrs. 546-6693. ROOFING, guttering.

Immed. service. Winter rates. Bill. 632-8810.

SEPTIC TANKS TANK and 500 sq. ft. finger system. Septic tanks cleaned. 862-2702 SEPTIC TANKS, finger sewers installed, cleaned, repaired.

Top soil, fill dirt. ST 7-0524, ST 7-5891. STORM DOORS STORM door and window repair. All kinds. Also new replacements.

Call RUSCO, ME 9-6559. TILING CERAMIC AND Mosaic tile laid. Interior decoratina. 924-1946. DAWSON.

2. range, water furn. $81. 1434 Delaware, lovely apt. 1 all util.

furnished, stove, ref. See now, 637-1428. 1640 N. Delaware, 3-rm. bath, all util.

furnished, see now 637-1428. 1925 DEXTER. 1 bik. east of Harding 2 Rms. Priv.

bath, $65. 546-1131, PARKAIRE APTS. 2820 S. East St. 2-Bdrm.

from $116. Call bet. 8 and 5. 634-5555. 3504 FALL CREEK PKWY.

See this roomy apt. liv. and din. 2 sun rm, could be 3rd bedrm. solid old bldg.

New owner fixing up for responsible adults. $105. Call us ME 2-1907 or CL. 1-1017 464 N. GRAY, bath, adults.

Priv. porch. 357-6156, 849-2145. 941 N. KEYSTONE- -DESIRABLE Large rms.

and bath. Priv. ent. All utils. gas ht.

Adults. $89.50. 254 N. LA SALLE. 4 Rms.

$70. Heat, utils. pd. Nr. RCA.

636-3541. 1624 N. Lyndhurst, lovely terrace level apt. 3-rm. bath, heat, wtr.

pd. Good see now, 637-1428. 9000 -MAR APTS. 1-barm. $95.

881-8362, 888-0638. NOW LEASING 3339 N. MERIDIAN Effs. and 1-bdrm. $100 to $150 mo.

Open 2 'til 6 daily. 925-1119. 1403 S. MERIDIAN, Apt. 2.

3-Rm. semi-mod. apt. Wtr. furn.

$27. 253- 1904. 1213 bath, all N. New Jersey, $65.00, util. furn.

See now, 637-1428. 304 E. New Youk, $45.00, bath, heat, wtr. pd. See now, 637-1428.

3500 N. PENN. Large 1-2-3 heat, water, qarage, stove-frig. adults only, $80 to $150 mo. 638-1166.

EDGEWOOD VILLA 3510 N. PENN. utils. Adults. 923-9611 1327 bath, PROSPECT.

Attract. gas priv. water paid. Adults. 357-6156, 849-2145.

1616 E. SOUTHPORT RD. BUCKRIDGE APTS. 2-Bdrm. Avail Now! 787-3675 725 E.

ST. CLAIR 4-rm. ht. wtr. pd.

$69 357-2108, 636-6895. 1533 bath. STEELE af Mass. furn. $15 Wk.

0688. 1036 N. TUXEDO. 3 Rms. st.

fir. Pvt. bath, stove, refrig. 627 Auto W. VERMONT.

4 Lge. bath gas ht. Utils. pd. 283-1011.

5914 E. WASH. JEFFER APTS. 1-Bdrm. Stove, frig.

Adults. After 5:30 and 356-4144. 3914 E. 2 stove, $20 359-9531. N.

WEBSTER, apt. 3 bath. Adults. No pets. FL 7-0777.

88 N. WHITTIER PL. 5-Rm. lower apt. $94 Mo.

Heat furn. 359-5561. WOODVIEW APTS. 9120 E. 10th Mrs.

Wallace 898-6378 REALTY CO. 639-3489 7944 E. 49TH. Attractive 2-bdrm. apt.

Stove, frig. $110. VI 6-8410. LAUREL LAKE APTS. Across 2 and 3 bdrms.

Now leasing. from Greenwood Center. All utilities. Model open daily. 881-6557.

GENERAL APTS. COMPANY 113 E. Effics. 16TH $65 634-2431 Fireproof Utils. Bdrms.

Elevators $85 up High Rise only LUXURY NORTHSIDE APT. Din. 2nd fir. All rms. extra stove, refrig.

All utils. furn. Eves. except WA electricity, garage. ME 4-5270.

6-9504. SHELTON APARTMENTS 825 N. Delaware Phone 635-9027 Furn. and unfurn. Studio effic.

air. all utils: furnished. $65 U. GASLIGHT 1 SQUARE APTS. E.

New and 2-bdrm. apts. 38th-Post Rd. 898-9117 refrig. NEAT 3-Rm.

APT. Pri. stove, All util. and ht. furn.

$100 Mo. 4800 E. 635-6419 or CL 3-5024. UNFURN. anc.

2, 3-bdrm, apts. on city bus, $127 to $228. Park Normandie, 1235 E. 52nd, 253-2771. BROWNSBURG, 1-Bdrm, apts.

Garb. stove, water furn. $100 all utils. pd. 852-2229.

GATEWAY WEST APTS. 1, 2, 3 and 4-Bedroom Apts. 5816 W. 38th 291-4135 EAST: Attrac. 3 bath, pri.

ent. ht. util. pd. Good loc.

631-1807..