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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1976 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR 1 Death Notices Funeral Notices Public Notices Public Notices 26 Special Notices 26 Special Notices OBITUARIES Closing Hours FRIDAY DEC. 31 7:30 A.M. TO P.M. it You May Phone Your IJ Mrs. Adams, Daughter Of Pioneer Doctor Services for Mrs.

Ruth Brown Adams, 93, Fort Myers, a former Indianapolis resident and widow of Dr. Daniel S. Adams, will be held today in Harvey Funeral Home at Fort Myers, with burial in a cemetery there. She died Wednesday in a Fort Myers nursing home. Born at Wanamaker, she was a 75-year Indianapolis resident, and was a graduate of Butler University.

She was the daughter of a pioneer doctor, Samuel Brown, who settled in the New BethelWanamaker area in the mid-1800s. She was a charier member of Indianapolis Medical Auxiliary, Irvington Home Study Club, Irvington Chautauqua Society and Irvington Presbyterian Church. Survivors include a daughter, Miss Mary E. Adams, and a son, George E. Adams, both of Fort Myers.

Mrs. Mary Davis Services for Mrs. Mary Ellen Davis, 81, 73 North 16th Avenue, Beech Grove, who died Wednesday in St. Francis Hospital Center, will be held at 2 p.m. today in Little and Sons Mortuary, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mre. Davis, the widow of Dodge Davis, was a lifelong resident of the Indianapolis area. She was a member of the Beech Grove American Legion Women's Auxiliary and the First Christian Church. She was a retired employe of the Beech Grove Bowl. Survivors include a son, Charles A.

Davis of Beech Grove, and two daughters, Mre. Devetta Pick-ard and Mrs. Bernece Jones, both of Indianapolis. G. W.

(Bill) Hughes Services for G. W. (Bill) Hughes, 53, Shreveport, formerly of Indianapolis, will be held Saturday at Shreveport, with burial there. He died Wednesday in his home. Born at Knox-ville, he lived here about 15 years.

He was a steelworker and a member of Indianapolis Moose Lodge 17. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mina A. Starr Hughes, and two daughters, Mrs.

Sandra Gill and Mrs. Penny Close, both of Indianapolis. Stanley D. Baskwell Stanley D. Baskwell, 67, 7722 Ivy-dale Drive, died yesterday in St.

Vincent Hospital. Born at Sharon, he lived here 30 years. He was employed 40 years at Republic Steel Corporation, retiring in 1974 as a sales manager. Services are pending in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Burial will be at Youngstown, Ohio.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Judith Ann Ball of Indianapolis. Mrs. Charles Hardin Franklin, Ind. Services for Mrs.

Charles (Eula) Hardin, 84, Franklin, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the First United Presbyterian Church here, with burial in Riverview Cemetery at Seymour. She died Wednesday in Johnson County Hospital. Survivors include her husband. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

today in the Vandivier-Parsley Funeral Home here. BRANDON Josephine Brandon, 2425 Albany, Beecn Grove. Sister of Maitha Kennedy, Aunt of Patricia Hnller, Karen Greve. Reqan ar.d Bradley (JeWilt Brandon, 2 q.cal and 2 gj eat nieces. Services Vion-ddf 10 a.m.

LITTLE ANO SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1201 Min SI. Beech Grove. Calling Saturday 6 p.m. Contributions may be made to TB and Respiratory Disease Association. BASKWELL Mr.

Stanley 0, Baskwell, 7722 Ivy Dale Dr. Father of Mrs. Judith Ann Ball grandfather of 3 passed away Thursday. Rites pending at FLANNER ANO BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. CHILDRESS Mr.

James Mose Childress, aqe 64, MMesville. Beloved father ot Ann Griswold, Filmore, Patsy Fraier, Greenwood, James A. and Wayne both of Stilesville, Johnny, Green-castle and, Tommy at home. Brotn-er of Mollie Smith, Camby, grand-lather of 9. Funeral services Friday 2 p.m.

WHITAKER FUNERAL HOAc, Greencastle. Friends may call. DAVIS Mary Ellen Davis, Beech Grove, Mother of Oveeta Pickard, Ber-niece Jones, and Charles A. Davis, 11 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Services Friday 2 p.m.

LITTLE AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main St. beech Grove. Calling anytime. GARNIER Louvina Gamier, age 91, 2636 W. 22nd mother of Elisabeth IBetty) Matthews, Isajelie G.

Millar, John Thomas and Wall. Garnier (deceased), sistei ot Ann M. Bennett, 6 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren passed away Tuesday. Services Friday, p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 16th St. Friends invited.

Friends may call. GUFFEY Mrs. Aletha M. Guffey, age 77, grandmother of Mrs. Vicki Elkin Smith and Mrs.

Jenny Ryker, great-grandmother of Julie Ann Ryker and Charles Michael Smith, sister of Mrs. Ruth Rauch. Funeral Friday, Dec. 31, 11 a.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash. St. Calling anytime. HAMMOND Mrs. Lula C.

Hammond, age 87, of 621 Roosevelt, Plainfield, formerly of R. 1 Cloverdale, passed away Wednesday p.m. Beloved sister of Margaret Cathcart, Plain-field. Funeral Friday 3:30 p.m. WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME, Cloverdale.

HENSON Beatrice M. Henson, age 41, of 6273 Raleigh Dr. Wife of Troy W. Henson, mother of Mrs. Sherry M.

Lewis, LaVada A. and Kerry W. Henson, Daughter of Juanita Louden, sister of Charles R. and Robert E. Louden, Betty Hilt, Mary Alsfott, Shirley Liftrell, Phyllis Henson, Freida Sterling, 1 grandcttiid, passed away Wednesday.

Services Friday 2:30 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lynhurst. Friends invited. Friends may call.

JOHNSON Phillip Victor Johnson It, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip V. Johnson, grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin HibDitt, and Mrs. Pauline Clements passed away Wednesday, Funeral services Friday 11 a.m. All Saints Episcopal Church. WILLIS MORTUARY SERV- KETHCART Mrs. Callisfa M.

Kethcart, 65 years, of Ml. Prospect, Ml, formerly of Indpls. Wife of Frank Kethcart, mother of Rick Keth-cart, Milwaukee, sister of Miss Ann M. O'Neiii, Mrs. Gerardine Fox, Indpls.

Mrs. Paula M. Doer-ing. Old Bridge, N. J.

Frederick O'Neill Clearwater, Fla. Aunt of Mary Kathleen O'Neill, N. Y. passed away Tuesday. Funeral services 9:30 a.m.

Monday FEE-NEY-KtR BY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th St. 10 a.m. Blessed Sacrament Chapel of S.S. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Inter-ment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Friends may call from 6 til 9 p.m. Saturday and from 2 til 9 p.m. Sunday. Rosary 6 p.m. Sunday.

MORAN William H. Moran, age 71, of 1606 N. Livingston, husband of Teofila Moran, father of Andrew and Bob Moran, Dorothy L. Willis, Margaret VanCleave, Anna Ruth Gray and Mona Jean Davis. Brother of Edna Cattani riso 22 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren passed away Saturday.

Funeral 1 1 30 a.m. Friday. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited.

Friends may call. PENDLEY Mrs, Margaret A. (Maggie) Pen-dley, 82 years, 4608 Central Ave. Mother of Irene and Margaret Ray Pendley and Witma Leta Freeman, and grandmother of Leta, Randall and Robert Freeman, passed away Wednesday. Services 8 p.m.

Ttrjrsday GRIN-STEINER FUNERAL HOME, 1601 E. New York St. and at the Queen Funeral Home, Shoals, Friday 3 p.m. Friends may call at Gnnsremer Funeral Home. RICHARDSON Mrs.

Opal F. Richardson, Mother of Mrs. Doris Cutley, Mrs. Vivian Lawson, Mrs. Betty Reich, Mrs.

Wanda Tracey, Mr. Burton Richardson, Sister of Mrs. Vida Mercer passed away Thursday. Funeral Friday 1 o'clock FLANMER AND BUCHANAN BROAD NIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call.

there's thru Classified SELL YOUR "DON'T NEEDS" WITH A QUICK ACTION WANT AD mm mtim? earn Services 1 HOFFMAN, Mrs. Alma KUCERA, Mrj. Elma MILLER. Mr. James B.

RICHARDSON, Mrs. Opal E. SCHMIDT, Mr. Ned H. Mr.

Kenneth WEAR, Mrs. Mary T. FLANNER GUFFEY, Mr). Eletha M. HURSH, Mrs.

Haven Elsie SWAN, Mr. Herbert K. WILSON, Mr. Elmer WEISHEIMER, Mr. Charles 1 Death Notices CORRECTED NOTICE SEWELL Joseph Dwayne Seweil, age 41, Indpls.

Husband ot Mrs. Janice R. Seweil, ratner of Gary Joseph and Timothy Lee and Mrs. Connie 'Timothy) Sparks, all of city. I grandchild Amie Jo, son of Mrs.

ina iSewell) Willits, city, brother of Rooert Seweil, Coates-viMe, Mrs. Morton Brann of Hol-landale, Fla. Mrs. Joseph Todd Jr. Speedway, and Mrs.

Charles E. West Speedway, passed away Thursday. Funeral services II a.m. Monday DORSEY-FEENEY MORTUARY, 3925 E. New York St.

Friends may call after 12 noon Sunday. Interment Washington Park East Cemetery. Family reauests contributions to the American Cancer Society. STAMPER Mrs. Nellie M.

Stamper, age 60, 229 5. Corrill St. Wife of Theo dore Stamper mother of Mrs. Inez KakowsKi, Dearborn, Mien. Mrs.

Rosemary Frasard, Warren, Mich. Sister of Orville Miller, Mrs. Mary Jones, Georgetown, Ml. and Mrs. Marie Gaylor, 11 Grandchildren, 4 oreat-grandchil- aren.

j-unerat r-rioav. i p.m. FARLEY WEST MORRIS ST. Chapel. Friends may call.

STOVALL Thomas P. Stovall 1021 Sears father of Thomas P. Jr. and Robert A. Stovall, grandfather of Karen, Brian and Jason Stovall, son of Wilbur C.

Stovall Sr. brother of James E. and Wilbur C. Stovall, Mrs. Ruth Leqa, Miss Mary Stovall, Mrs.

Joan Nobles, Mrs. Laura Bilbee, Mrs. Pearl Beck, Mrs. Betty Fisher and Mrs. EstyJ Nees, passed away Wednesday.

Funeral service Friday, 2:30 p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 492S W. Uth St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home. SWAN Mr.

Herbert K. Swan, age 84 years, of Franklin United Methodist Home, husband of Anna M. Swan, uncle of Kenneth A. Apple. Funeral Friday, Dec.

31, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling anytime.

WEAR Mrs. Mary (Pritchelt) Wear, moiher of Mr. Paul Rob-day. Funeral service Friday morning o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may cal 3 to 9 p.m.

Thursday. WILSON Elmer A. Wilson, age 70. Hjs-band of Mrs. Mary Alice Wilson, father of David R.

Wilson, Indpls. 1 grandchild, brother of Norman G. Wilson and Russell W. Wilson, Rocky River, Ohio. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

Funeral pending. WOLFE Edith Wolte, 76 years, of Lebanon, tormerly ot Zionsville, rvassed away Wednesday. Mother of Mrs. David (3ose Marie) Iscnhower and David Maytiew. Sister of Oren Marsh and Mrs.

Mamie Odqen, stepmother of Mts. Fern Lowe, Mrs. Eileen Riddle and Mrs. Maxine Patton, Funeral 2 P.m. Saturday at the RUSSELL iH I.

CH FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon. Friends may call after noon Friday. Public Notices DEPT OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF LEASING OF ALRAAGt MONROE RESERVOIR- NOTICE OF LEASING OF ACREAGE BY THE STATE OF INDIANA The State of Indiana, through the Department of Administration, for the Monroe Reservoir, Bloomington, Indiana will offer by sealed bids, the lease of the following: Unit Acreage 102; 34; 31; 205; 12; 91 31; 109; 36; 94; 82; 24; 21 173; 12; 11; 103; 20; 27. Bid invitation forms and map may be obtained from Mr. Tom Weddle, Manaqer, No.

3, Box 214, Bloomington, Indiana. 47401 Telephone Number: 12-837-9318 All bids for the leasing ot the above mentioned land located on the Monroe Reservoir will be received in the Office of Commissioner, Department ot Administration, Room 507, State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana untit 10:00 A.M. Legal Time on the 20th day of January 1977 at which time and place all bios will be publicly opened and read. All units to be bid on separately. Any bids received after the designated time for any reason will be returned.

All bids should be sent in the envelopes provided with the Instructions to Bidders. THE STATE OF INDIANA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. 12-21, 31, 1-10 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HONEYCOMB INC AN INDIANA CORPORATION 405 W. Raymond Street Indianapolis In Which is wholly owned by Vac Hvd Processing Corporation 15701 Glendale Avenue Detroit Michigan is being desolved effective December 31st, 1976. All of the assets and liabilities of Honeycomb Products Inc are being absorbed by Vac Hyd Processing Corporation.

Commencing January 1st 1977 the former Honeycomb Products Inc will be known as Honeycomb Products Division of Vac Hvd Processing Corporation and will continue normal operations; Siqned: Robert F. Gunow President Vac Hyd Processina Corporation Signed: Robert F. Gunow President Honeycomb Products Inc 12-31 rTi Charles Wcisheimer Services for Charles E. Weisheimer, 65, 9353 Barcroft Drive, North, who died yesterday at Wishard Memorial Hospital will be held at 1 p.m., Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. Mr.

Weisheimer, a native of Columbus, Ohio, who had lived here 41 years, was a retired salesman for the William H. Block Company, where he was employed 14 years. Prior to that he was employed by the H. P. Wasson Company 17 years.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Helen Weisheimer, and a brother, Alfred Weisheimer of Columbus, Ohio. Earl Moore Services for Earl Moore, 26, 3051 North College Avenue, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Kirk Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery.

He died Tuesday night in Wishard Hospital from wounds received in a gun battle with police at Brotherman's Lounge and Carryout, 2957 North Sherman Drive. He was a lifelong Indianapolis resident. Survivors include his father, John L. Moore; five brothers, John, William, Robert, Eldridge and Melvin Moore, all of Indianapolis, and four sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Lawrence of New York City, Mrs.

Jean Edwards, and the Misses Glenda and Edna Moore, all of Indianapolis. Mrs. Troy Henson Services for Mrs. Troy W. (Beatrice Henson, 41, 6273 Raleigh Drive, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Friday in Conkle Lyndhurst Chapel, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. She died Wednesday in Methodist Hospital. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, she was an employe of Howard W. Sams Company 12 years and later was a bookkeeper and secretary for A Heating Company eight years. She was a member of Abundant Life Chapel.

Survivors besides her husband include two daughters, Mrs. Sherry M. Lewis of Hopkinsville, and Miss LaVada A. Henson at home; a son, Kerry W. Henson at home, and her mother, Mrs.

Juanita Louden of Indianapolis. Mrs. Alma C. Kucera Services for Mrs. Alma C.

Kucera, 87, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. She died Wednesday in a local nursing home. William L. Chavers Bloomington, Ind.

Services for William L. Chavers, 90, Bloomington, formerly of Indianapolis, will be held at 1:30 p.m. today in the Day Mortuary here, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mr. Chavers, retired Indianapolis mail carrier, died Wednesday in a local nursing home.

Mrs. Carl Walton Services for Mrs. Carl H. (Jessie Walton, 68, Shelbyville, will be held at 11 a.m. today in the Ewing Mortuary at Shelbyville, with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.

She died Tuesday in Methodist Hospital. Survivors include her husband. Mrs. Clyde Spurlin Shelbyville, Ind. Services for Mrs.

Clyde (Hazel Spurlin, 76, Shelbyville, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Ewing Mortuary here, with burial in Forest Hills Cemetery. She died Wednesday in her home. Survivors include her husband. Mrs.

Stcfania Loom is North Vernon, Ind. Graveside services for Mrs. Stefania Loomis, 85, North Vernon, widow of George Loom-is, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Vernon Cemetery. A native of Austria, she was found dead Tuesday in her home.

Edgar S. Utterback Terre Haute, Ind. Edgar S. Utter-back, 77, owner and operator of the Utterback Hardware Sheet Metal Company here, died yesterday in Union Hospital. He was an Army veteran of World War I and II.

He also was active in the Wabash Valley Boy Scout Council. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the Thomas Funeral Home here, with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby aiven that The Trustees of Indiana University will receive sealed proposals for furnishing all iaoor, materials, tools, eqjipment And transporta tion necessary tor a New bnergy Management System on the Indi ana universny Dioomingion cam pus, in accordance with plans and speciticatioiis prepared by me De partment of Physical Plant. proposals wui oe received in the office of Mr.

J. T. Ciapacs, Director. University Physical Fa cilities, Indiana University, 700 North Walnut Grove, Blooming ton, Indiana, 47401, until 2:00 P.M., E.S.T. on February 1977, at wtiich time and place all proposals will be opened publicly and read aloud.

Specifications along witn bidding aocumenis may be obtained from this office with out deposit, telephone A-C 812 337-7106. Bidders are advised that prior to award the low bidder and known principal subcontractors will be required to attend a pre- awara conference tor tne purpose of formulating an Affirmative Ac tion program reianng to tquai Employment Opportunity. The Trustees reserve the right to waive any informalities and to accept or reject any or all propos als received. THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY By: J. D.

Mulholland Treasurer 12-24, 31 NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for tne purchase of the followinq material in place will be received by the Purctws-inq Supervisor, Division of Accounting Control of the Indiana state niQnway commission ar ms office Room 1 1 04 on the 1 1 th floor of the Indiana State Office Building, at 100 N. Senate Ave. Indianaoolis, Indiana on January 1, 1977 until 10:00 a.m. East ern Standard time, at which thev will be publicly opened and reao: mviiAiiuN nl. -An contract for: Drainage improvement on U.S.

40 at E. edoe of lerre Haute. INVITATION NO. 77-45: Contract for: Install windows at Win imac Sub-District. ONLY CONTRACTORS WHO HAVE PREQUALIFIEO IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1971 INDIANA CODE fl-13-10 AS AMENDED WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO SUBMIT BIDS.

Bids will be submitted upon Standard forms which can be procured at room 1104 State Office Building. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMAA'SSION Richard A. Boetining, Chairman Alan Curson, Purchasing Supervisor ISHC STATEMENT OF INTENT The Department of Natural Resources of the State of Indiana will accept proposals for the planning, construction, operation and maintenance of a sailboat marina and related facilities on the Monroe Reservoir located in Monroe, Brown, and Jackson Counties, Indiana, at the Moore's Creek State Recreation Area. Proposals will be accepted between the dates of January 31, 1977 and March 21, 1977. Information materials and proposal forms are on sale at $5,00 plus 4 percent sales tax per copy at the offices of the Division of Reservoir Management, Room 616.

State Office Building, 100 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. 12-21, 31, 1-10, 20 3 Card of Thanks DAVISSON-Our sincere thanks to the kind friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy, spiritual bouquets, beautiful flowers and otner courtesies extended during illness and at the passing of our belove mother. Ruby Lois Davisson. We especially thank the nurses and doctors of Intensive Care Unit at Methodist Hospital and Shirley Brothers Funeral Home for wonderful service. Daughters Ruby Davisson and Sue Strubl TORTS-We wish to mank out kinl neighbors, friends dnd rei-lives for expressions of lovely floral onferinqs a.i'J ourtesies extended at me of our devoted mother a no grandmother, CHARLOTTE H- LOR TS We also wish to thank Or.

A. Hnwarri I indnuit for iiS orrfarf- ng message, the pallbearers and otqanist and Flanner and buchrtn an Funeral Home for kind and understanding service. Dauqhter and Family 5 In Memoriams ABEi. In loving memory of MICHELLE ANGELINA mBEL Whr passed away Dec. "8, 1973 Keep her, Jesus, in Thy Veep Till we reach that havenly shore.

Then, Master, let us have her That we may love her as uefore. Your Friend Ttacy ARDIZZONE In memory of our beloved son MICHAEL F. ARDIZZONE Who passed away 8 years a io today. We have only your memory dear Michael To remember our whole lives throuah But the sweetness will linger forever As we treasure the image of vou Mom, Dad and Roxann ARDIZZONE-ln memory of my brother MICHAEL Seventeen years I knew you Eight years you've been away Twenty-five years I've loved you And will, Mike, everyday. Loved, missed and remembered, -Nunzi ARDIZZONE-tn lovingmemory of my brother "MIKE" Precious memories will always Keen you near.

Loved and remembered -Kathryn BRITT-ln loving memory of KENNETH C. BR ITT For our 30th anniversary I have lost my soul's companion A lite linked with my own, And day by day I miss him more At I walk through life alone. -Wile Betty BRUNNING-ln memory of, ROBERT E. BRUNNING On his birthdav Dec. 31st.

Your New Year's Eve birthday meant so much to you What we would give to clasp your hand. Your hanov face to see, To hear your voice and see your smtie And say Happy Birthday Dear. -Sadly missed by, Wife and Children VRUNNlNTTn loving memory of ROBERT BRUNNING Fur hl hlrthdAV Dec. 31 St. Wonderful memories woven In nnlrl This is the picture we tenderly hold.

Deep in our hearts a memory is kept To love and cherish and never forget. -Motherland Sisters "mERSHON In loving memory of HOLLIE R. MERSHON Who passed away Dec. 31 WS God gave us strength to carry our cross And face the future at Ihe time nf niir ln The sorrow of parting without goodbyes Will iinqer with us all out ives. Wife, Children, Grind-Children and Great Grandchildren LOWE-ln loving memory of Grandad ART LOWE Who passed away Dec.

31, 1972 Loved and remembered, -Joe, Karen and Rick PRIM In lovingmemory of HAROLD E. PRIM Who passed away Dec. 30,1975 I oveo and remembered. Wife Martha, Daughter Carol Sons James, Richard and Proctor MITHIn loving merory of CARL W. SMITH Who passed away Dec.

31, 1975 Deep in my heart lies a picture More precious than silver or gold It is a pictjre of my dear husband. Whose memory will never grow old. -Your loving Wife Ethel SUDDITH-ln loving memory of, NATACSHA SUDDITH For her birthday Dec. 31st Your memory is as dear today As in the hour you passed away. -Love Mam and Stan THORN Eln loving memory of My Husband CHARLES E.

THORNE Who passed away Dec JO, 19j Jadlv missed by, Wife Mary G. H. HERRMANN SUl MADISON AVE 7IM21I I50IS.EAST 632-8433 GRINSIEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E- NEW YORK 632 5374 MOORE KiRK 5342 Washmqton BOM E. 46th St. S47-SU0 NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR TAX ANTICIPATION TIME WARRANTS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to Fiscal Ordinance No.

1 49 passed by tie Common Council of the City of Indianapolis on the 20th day of December, 1976, and ajorovfd by the Mayor on the 22nd day of December, 1976, tne City-Controller will receive sealed bids at his office, 2221, City-County Building at 10:00 a.m. (E.S.T.) on the 4th day of January, 1977 tor the following Issues of tax Anticipation Time Warrants for tne City of Indianapolis representing a portion of the total authorized tax warrants: Consolidated County Fund, 7, Jan. 77, $400,000.00 28, Jan. 77, S200.0OO.00. Sanitary Solid Waste Fund, 28, Jan.

77, $500,000.00. Park General Fund, 7, Jin. 77, $500,000.00 28, Jan. 77, Police General Fund, 28, Jan. 77, $1,000,000.00.

Fire General Fund, 7, Jan. 77, 28, Jan. 77, $1,000,000.00. Police Pension Fund, 28, Jan. 77, Fire Pension Fund, 28, Jan.

77, $450,000.00. The temporary loans for the respective funds are payable from current ta revenues actually levied in 1976 and in course of collection for the respective funds for the year 1977 and such loans have been authorized by the above described ordinance of the Common Council ot the City of Indianapolis, which ordinance pledges and appropriates such tax revenues to tne repayment of said temporary loans. Said loans will be evidenced by a single warrant for each fund tn an amount equal to tne principal amcunt above stated for each fund, dated as of the date of delivery thereof, bearing interest at an annual rate not exceeding the maximum rate provided by taw, the interest on each warrant to be added to the principal amount and included in the face amount of each warrant. Said warrants shall mature and be payable on June 29, 1977. All warrants will be payable to the bearer at tie Office of the Treasurer of Marion County, ex officio Treasurer of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana.

A bid may be for all or a portion of the warrants in each issue but shall state a single rate of interest which the warrants bid for in the particular issue shall bear, in multiples of one-eighth of one percent I'b of 1 No bid for less than par nor for a portion less than $150,000.00 will be considered. The warrants shall be awarded to the bidder or bidders submitting the lowest interest rate or rates for the issue or portion thereof bid for. All bids are to be calculated on a basis of 360 days per year. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids, and If unacceptable bids are received on the sale date covering all warrants of all issues, the sale of the unpurchased issue or portion thereof may be cotinued from day to day thereafter for not exceeding 30 days without readver-tisement of the sale. The warrants of each Issue will be delivered on January 7, 1977, and January 28, 1977, respectively.

The successful bidder of bidders shall accept delivery of the warrants and make payment therof at such bank in the City of Indianapolis as such bidder or bidders shall designate. The warrants will be In typewritten or printed form, duly executed by the proper officers of the City, and a transcript of the proceedings will be delivered to the successful bidder. Any legal opinion shall be obtained by the successful bidder at its own expense, but any bid may be conditioned upon tne approval or legality by nationally recoqnued and oond counsel retained by the bidder. FRED L. ARMSTRONG (S, 12-24, 31) CAUSE No.

33331 NOTICE The City of Indianapolis, by and through its Board of Directors tor Utilities of its Department of Utilities doing business as Citizens Gas CoKe Utility, has filed revised rate schedules with the Public Service Commission of Indiana to reflect a request to increase its rates 3.1 cents a thousand cjbic feet (MCF) to recover increased charges by the utility's natural gas supplier and a second request to increase its rates 1 cent a thousand cubic feet (MCF) on a temporary basis to recover increased costs of substitute gas (propane). The first request was filed in accordance with the Public Service Commission of Indiana Order in Cause No. 32485, the second in accordance with the Pjblic Service Commission of Indiana Oroer In Cause No. 33331. The average residential non-hMtinn customer's bill will in crease 15 cents a month and the rin riifirttiAl heating cus tomer's bill will increase 62 cents a month until the propane costs are recovered, about July 30, 1977.

After that the increases will be reduced to 11 cents a month tr.r nnn.hattnn residential custom ers and 47 cents a month for residential heating customers, Rates to ottier customers in all rnitnmir classifications will in crease 4.1 cents a month per m(f until oroDane costs are re covered, 3.1 cents a month per urc thereafter. The increases, reauested to be effective February 1977, are subject to the approval of the Public Srvice Commission of In diana. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF PROPOSED ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Nolice is hereby given lo the taxoavert ot wayne i jwnsmp, Marion County, Indiana, the Advisory Board ot said Tiwnsiiip or its requiar meenng mate iolji eri at 3193 West Uth Street, Indl anAnnlis. Indiana, on the 11th dav of January, 1977 at w.il meet and consider the to-lowing additional appropriations saiii Advisory Board consioe.s necessary to meet me exirao-a nary emergency existing this t'me and which appropriations ore in excess ot tne ouaqers ior rne current year and caienjar ye 1977. Federal Revenue Sharing Pund: Fire F'ohtng roor Reuer, xuuu.uu; Poor Relief Fund: S7i.00.00; (a) Administrative Expenses, (b) Direct Relief, 50,000.00.

Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard tnereon. i ne aaamonai 3p P'ooriations as finally made wi'l be referred to the State Board ot lax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing withm fifteen (15) days at the County Auditor's Office of Marion Cout Indiana, or at such ol.m plae is may be designated, ai su-n nearmo, Taxpayer oDiecung to anv of such additional juprop tions may be heard and interes'ed uxoaverS may maul re ot County Auditor when a.ij where such hearing will be held. Richard L. Had lev Trustee, Wayne Township, Marion County, Indiana .2 31, 1-7 NOTICE NOTICE CAUSE NO. 34296 The City of Indianapolis, by and throuqh its Board of Directors for Utilities of Its Department of Public Utilities, doing business as Citiens Gas Coke Utility, has petitioned the Public Service Commission of Indiana for permission to purchase, on a temporary basis, supplies of natural gas outside normal contract provisions from an intrastate producer.

The request was filed win accordance with the Public Service Commission of Indiana Order in Cause No. 34296. If permission Is granted to make the purchase, the petitioner has further asked that It be permitted to Increase Its rates 8.2 (MCF) of gas used to recover the difference between ttie cost of the intrastate aas and normal contract suplies. The increase would be temporary, terminating upon recovery of the difference. The a-erage residential non-heating customer's bill will increase 30 cents a month during the recovery period, and the average residential heating customers bill will increase 75 cents a month.

Rates to other customers in all customer classifications will increase 8.2 cents per MCF. If permission Is granted, the Increase will become effective April 1, 1977, and will terminate atwjt July 30, 1977. It is subject to the approval of the Public Service Commission of Indiana. 12-31 LEGAL NOTICE A special meetina of the members of The Republic Mutual Insurance Company will be held at the Executive Office cf the com-nany, insurance Square. Celine.

Ohio, on Friday. Janury 14, 1977, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., local time for the following pu roosts. 1. To consider approval ot an amendment to Article of the company's Articles of Incorporation to broaden the powers to write lines ot insurance not now authored. 2.

To transact such other business as may properly come before the meetinq. DON W. MONTGOMERY 12-24, 31, 1-7 Quick Action STAR and NEWS WANT ADS 1212 GOOD TROUT FISHING NOW Catch 4 trout for S3. Greenfield Fish Hatchery Call for hrs. 324-2496 jo I ranspor taiion DRIVING TO Florida January 3, 1 II fe wo or three.

7B6-0392. 100 Sleeping Rooms WALKING DISTANCE RESIDENTIAL HOTEL 1217 N. New Jersey. 33 Rms, cleanquiet place to live. Security, laundrv fac, fmonthiv rate.

By wk Slil7. maid serv. 635-0939 MICHIGAN HOTEL ROOMS Ladies, men or couples. Week or Monthly Rates, 127 E. Michigan.

MOTELS DRAKE MOTOR HOTEL 1415 N. Pennsylvania F-urnished room, TV, AC, no 24-hr phone service, single. 542 wk. 635-6470 A 1 A INN S49 weekly, SI 65 mo. Maid serv.

TV, phone 7550 E. Washington St. 359-9666. STATION HOTEL, 250 Meridian. Maid serv Elevator, daily, wk.

monthly, restaurant and bar. ROOM, ten-laundry privU on bus line, girl 359-6374. NORTH EMP GENTLEMAN who need! sleeping room in clean, quier home. 926-7768 bet 10 ana moon. EAST DEARBORN L.3208 Mich.

Rms day or wk. Maid park mg lot, Phone in ea rm, coffee shop, cocktail lounge. 636-3441 KITCHEN privl laundry tele phone. Call 897-0210 IRVINGTON sleeping room. ent.

men only. 356-7472. 5370 E. Was i-9 $. Sherman Dr.

Priv ent, 357-5; 69 or 359-2566 $25 wk, near bus, household priv, lady pref, Rets, 356-6107, 6-9pm. NR WASH SQ. Priv ent, slart bath, empl gent, $20 wk. 894-3371 SOUTH Nice clean sleeping room In Greenwood. Elderly gent pre ferred.

881-0668. '2744 NAPOLEON, priv ent, warm, shore shower w-1 man. 786-4000 Room with kitchenette share bath, S20 a wk, 783-7238 24J SOUTHERN AVE. Lr? room, priv ent, emp man. 784- 3996.

WEST WHITE HOUSE MOTEL 10606 A Wash kitnet apts also sleep ng rms. Reas rates. bjv-64u. SPEEDWAY-Prv eng, frig, Also studio apt. Emp.

man 244-iys. WARM ROOM. Crptd. Gentleman pref. Nr restaurant.

635-3402. 110 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM. pervision. 924-3239. 7 75 Child Care EXCEL child cirt, NEW YEARS WEEKEND, older timts available.

Northside. my home. 283-3128. 42ND-POST. Babysit day! also jewYears Eye my home.

898-8548. CHILD CARE In my Home nr-time days, nights, or by the hour. Call 545-9658 at 3oth-Euclid T'ABYTlTTING MY HOME.l ,1 and over, also will RaDysit for Ne Years Eve. 545-0328. BABYSITTING in my home.

Fountain Square area, 637-5650 CHILD CARE, my home, north- de.Days. Cah 253-8456. child CARE My home. 3 min. EasJof Wash.

894-8761. NR TWIN AIRE-Bahysit my home. day or eveninB.638-569B MY HOME any noon School 14 area Personalized care, day or night, Northeast area, 547-4137. CHILD CARE Ne Years Eo. overnight service.

636-1957. WILL BABYSIT my home. Fountain Square area636-7787 NeYeen Eye Mary63l-5B01. Babysitting "my home, bet ego 2-4 rets- Nr In Irv. 359-0282.

1 18 Nursing, Home, Care URS I NG CARE. Elderly, Medi- cade aopr. 1629 College 924-3239. 725 Trailers, Trailer Space tor Rent MOBILE HOMES foi rent el sale on small down oayment. Balance oaid uy the week like rent.

TRAILER CITY 77 W. Washington 241937 CARRICO Mobile Home Parti ii Hinh Sc-ool k3. Fu mobile lor rent. Rent space. Mo- r.i le Homes tor Sale.

BSi-aaoa. BEAUTIFUL funl mobile ro throughout, 856-5226 or 6423 ZIONSVILLE, Mobile Homo 11x65 2 BR. AC. S175 mo. 873- 4361.

LAKE OF THE LANTERNS, Furn Units, 40-S50 wk. 244-8250 TRAILER ANO lots tor rent 539-2527. WEST 2 bdrms. ill utils fornv 8'9 M25. 743 Apartments Unfurnished 2320 S.

Dawson. 2 bdrm ftv-refrig, wa'er pd. S90, eiec or gas heal, 138 EWING, lae apt, wk dep. 204 GUILFORD, 4rms, $25 WK, dep. stove and refrig 251-5078 2451 HARDING, decor, crptd thruout, ret-stv turn, all utils, $90 mo.

924-0193 or 255- 2252. 3154 ILLINOIS, 4rmS up, (II utils pd. $130 mo. 923-1433. 3640 N.

MERIDIAN 1 BR utils. pd, $130 mo. -r 925- 5273. 272S' MER. 1-bdrffl apt, pvt b'h, adults only, no pels.

925-3395 10 4:30. 3534 N. MERIDIAN ST. nice studio and eflic. apts.

adults only 352-i410. 1 503 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. Lovely effcy. and 1 bdrm.

Aots. in locked elevator bidg. All util. stove and retrig OH trtt prkg. $84 50 through $115 per mo.

plus deooasit. 12M "PARK lbdVm, ii)id, aopii, $99.50, 63j-Jy55 3'36 N. PENN. 1 and 2 bdrm. aouits, 207 N.

PENN. Ig etfCf, Kttlt- mo. 283-5125. 1349 A EB OO Fo -ii'i an-l 2 BR. rew dec, n- cr-I rKl 253-5077.

loX Wi dm, 633 FOR ADS TO APPEAR IN SUNDAY MONDAY STAR NEWS the want ad counter WILL BE OPEN 'TILL 5:30 NOTICE NEW YEARS DAY THE WANT AD DEPT. WILL Bl OPEN FROM 12 NOON TO 3:00 P.M. FRONT COUNTER WILL BE CLOSED "A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE, AND ALL" 7 Funeral Directors N. F. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME 04 E.

National Ave JORDAN FUNERAL HOME 63M305 2428 E. IQIri 636-4304 Daniel F. 0'Riley Funeral Home 6107 Hwv 31 South 787-1331 USHER FUNERAL HOME 2313 Wanhinqton 632-9352 1 1 Florists, Memorials "Say il with flowers" 2457 MADISON 786-0431 20 Lost and Found THE FOLLOWING AN Hae been rescued by the Indianapolis Humane Society Collie, female, sable color, 4V3 mos, vie 71st-Springmill Collie mix, fern, blk, 8 mos, vie 86th-Westfield Terrier-Chihuahua mix, male, trl -color, adult, vie 34th-Moeller Rd; Grey Tabby cat, male adjlt, vie 53CO 96th St Call 293-5650 for into LOST Omega Ladies Gold witch, 25 yr Allison Award Watch, Initial RSL, dated 4-2343. Lost in drug store on Thompson Rd and 431 on Christmas Day. Reward.

786-1704 NOTIC- TO PET L.UVER 1 1- YOU have tost your pai ano nave had no response to an ao, oe sure and check with the Humane ociefy ano the AAuninpat Dog PourW LOST wht mixed breed w-tan spots male l'-jyr, 71st-State Rd. 37, blk collar w-'75 tags reward 849-0694 or 844-7663. LOST BASSET HOUND black, brown, white. Sweetwater Lake area. Ans 'Henry' Reward.

898- 4391 B49-0606. LOST: Man's gold wedding ring, inscription inside, vie. Hanna Ave and Greenwood, REWARD, 862- 4741 RE WD, LOST smalt blk POM 46tti St between Pendleton Post Rd. Wearing hot pnk collar with Rhinestones. 897-9872 "FOUND beige colored puppy aged 2-3 mo breed unknown Name on collar Bob Wesley call 638-7283 356-6374 lost on southeast side btw Emerson and Sherman, Dove Gibson Guitar.

Sentimental value. Reward. 356-9940 STRAYED, tiger gray and white male cat. Sat. Dec.

18, 8000 Spring Mill Rd. Reward, 251-2413 FOUND A DOG? LOST A DOG? Dog-Gone Detectors 251-5658 LOST: Siberian Husky, Male, Blk White, gold eyes. Beech Grove area. REWARD, 787-6309 LOST Male Doberman Pinscher dog needs medication 21st-Arling- ton, reward 359-0377. LOST: White poodle, male, green collar, lost Christmas Eve, vie, Ayr-Way South, 786-5028 "LOST Vic.

of 38th and Shade-land, Beagle, Blk, tan and white, WAR 545-0146. Slk Lthr Billfold, contains l-D. of Joseph Meli, Vic of ag I edsl e. Reward 297-3925 "LOST-Rid Setter, milt, choker chain w-2 taqs No. 0141.

Reward $100. 25V9980. J73-2336. Vie lUth-Norttiwtst-ern, blk w-silv and tan, male Va Schnawer Reward 293-3057 SMALL Apricot colored Poodle, Vic 5300 31, 786-8153 LOST Blk kitten, w-wht cellar, male, 4 mos Smoky'W86-5898 LOST fe Min. White Poodle Syr 42nd-Post B99-5857aft 5pm.

LOST-Malt Irish Setter. Sat. 666 Keystone. 253-7433. LOST.Min.

Dechihund ouopy-blk and tan Tech area. 631-6092. LOST" Male St Bernard. Vic ioth aid Rural. 632-0307 24 Personal Notices I WILL NOT be responsible lor any debts contracted if anyor.c than myself on or utter Dec.

Tl. 1976. Reginald 4464 Bolton Ave.Jndplsnd. I WILL NOT be responsible for iny debts contracted hy anyone othei than myself on or er 31 1976. Byron A.

Burkett, 91 4 t. 13th St. Indpls lnd. I WILL NOT bt responsible for any debts contracted tv anyone other than myself on or after Dec. 24, 1976.

Norman D. Whalev. 241 W. Edwards Ind. JAY, Make our Christmas mirrior by coming home or calling.

Love Nancy, SHALOM! SHALOM! Happy New Year. Call 787-3506. FOR MEDITATION MOMENT DIAL 862-6200 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 617 Peonies B'di. S-'SM 26 Special Notices Most complete roller skating class scheduled in Central Indiana. Separate classes-ad-jlts, children-be-g i 1 1, fundamentals, forward dance, advance d.ince, finures, free style, and soeed Call Franklin Skste Club for complete schedule, 738-3775.

National Champion-Gold Medalist Teacher PREGNANT? Theft are caring pode ready to help. Lok at tne alternatives, arrange complete medical care and counseling, inquiries are contidntaii. Suemma Coleman 639-3461. FALO-99 cents a lb CHANNEL CAT FISH-SI. 20 a lb RAINBOW TROUT-SI.

33 a lb Greenfield Fish Hatchery 326-2496 Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Ind. 120 MARKET ST fcVERVDAY LOW PRICES AT YOUR NEAREST HoDksDepen Gable uqs PREGNANT NEED HELP a'l alternatives offered. Confidential Toll tree 9-9; Emblems Custom, Embroidered, Min 10 and fine, TLMC 1929 52ndJ57-U24. Discover Pyramid Energy with free Summary reoort LHRP 1929 52nd Indpls i205 257-l425: HAPPY NEW YEAR I BURGER CHEF TEESHI RTS-Shirts, sweats, jack-" ets, printed with anyttimq. Lame selection.

255-6758. JOIN FORCE ROTC AT ISUE, Evansvilie Lt Col Armstrong 812-479-2940 CHAIN DIVISION 220 BELVUNT AVE. MINK STOLE CLEANING DAVIDSON'S OF GL ENOAL 255-316' 14Super Bowl Tickets Ph 634. 3441 Atter 9 PW MAGICIAN7Showfor all REMOVE unwanted fonver Hair Remcwer 73." I Mrs. Geanne Summers I Alexandria, Ind.

Mrs. Geanne Summers, 53, Alexandria, an accountant, died yesterday in Community Hospital at Anderson. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Carl M. Kyle Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Elm Ridge Cemetery at Muncie. 'Casanova' Cited For Obscenity Bolzano, Italy (AP) FedericoFel-lini's "Casanova," a movie about the amorous Venetian nobleman of that name, has been cited for obscenity by a group of private citizens in this south Tyrolean city. The action requires the Bolzano state attorney to decide if there are grounds for the suit and consequent seizure of the movie throughout the country. "Casanova" stars Donald Sutherland In the title role and premiered recently. A group of "heads of family" in Bolzano claimed in their suit that the movie contained several obscene episodes.

The Bolzano state attorney earlier this year accepted another citizens' obscenity suit and ordered seizure of "Novecento," a movie by Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci. That movie was later cleared by a higher MAKE IT AUTOMATIC USE STAR AND NEWS QUICK-ACTJOV WANT ADS Two Dozen Die In Bus Wreck Medellin, Colombia (UPI) A crowded bus tumbled 400 feet down into a river, in west central Colombia, killing more than two dozen persons, authorities said yesterday. Authorities said 16 other passengers were injured in the crash, which occurred 90 miles from Medellin. Authorities said between 35 and 40 passengers were aboard the vehicle, which whs filled to capacity with some passengers standing in the aisle. The driver of the bus, a new model purchased just a month ago, survived the crash and was detained by police for questioning.

He told authorities the steering mechanism on the bus failed near a curve sending the vehicle over a cliff into the Sucio river. Fishing Limit To Begin Jan. 1 Swift Current, Nfld. (UPI) Canada's declaration of a 200-mile fishing limit will take effect New Year's Day, following signing of a formal order. External affairs Minister Don Jamie-son, vacationing at his summer home here, signed the enabling order-in council Wednesday in a brief ceremony.

The planned declaration was announced last summer. Major fishing nations, including the Soviet Union, already have signed treaties recognizing Canada's right to manage fish stocks and set quotas within 200 miles of Canadian coastlines. Whether You Are Hiring or Looking for Work WANT ADS GET RESULTS THEY REACH THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER AUDIENCE IN THIS AREA, AND YOU WILL FIND THESE ADS BRING TERRIFIC RESULTS 633-1 21 2-TODAY!.