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1 TE TO JANUARY 7, 1981 STAR WEDNESDAY, 44. Municipal workers receive new offer Evansville, Ind. (AP) As pickets marched in the snow Tuesday, city officials delivered an amended contract offer to striking city workers in a brief bargaining session. Union leaders called for a meeting Tuesday night to discuss the proposal, which an aide to Evansville Mayor Michael Vandeveer said contained no major concessions. Aide Chris Weaver said, however, that the closed-door noon meeting did bring about minor alterations in the pact.

which city workers represented by Teamsters Local 215 rejected by a 3-1 margin five days ago. Tuesday's early morning snowstorm the first of the new year left a thin glaze of ice on city streets, posing the biggest inconvenience brought on by the strike, EVANSVILLE'S SNOW equipment sat idle in the city garage, because of the Teamster picket stationed out front. While municipal officials awaited the Teamsters' response to the contract offer, a squadron of private contractors fanned out across the city, co battling slick roads with snowplows and salt trucks. Employees of eight private firms worked to remove an inch of snow that fell during the morning rush hour. The forecast called for rain later in the day, tapering off to snow flurries by evening.

Despite the weather, Weaver said, city operations continued to run smoothly, with supervisors performing the tasks of striking workers. THE TE TEAMSTERS, who earn between $4.76 and $7.76 under the old contract, are seeking increases of 43 cents per hour. plus a $650 clothing allowance. The offer rejected Friday provided an additional 38 cents an hour, plus $540 for clothing. Tuesday's meeting marked the first bargaining session since the 340 hourly workers walked off their jobs Saturday.

Also meeting Tuesday were members of the Fraternal Order of Police, who are considering a 1981 contract offer from the city. The police contract expired last week, but police are not on strike. Should police decide to offer the proposal to the full membership, a vote could take place Thursday. Details of that pact have not been released. Highway budget cuts blamed for layoffs STAR STATE REPORT Rockport, Ind.

The layoff of three Spencer County highway employees, who allegedly threatened two county officials, is a budget-cutting move and not politically motivated, says the president of the board of county commissioners. "Everything seems to have quieted down' since county commissioners threatened to seek a court order to stop the former employees from making additional threats, said Joseph J. Harlen, board president, Tuesday. In light of this new situation, "we decided to hold and not seek the court order, he added. Harlen said the three employees were among 22 highway department workers laid off because of funding problems and a seasonal slowdown in work.

He said although there may be some feeling that the layoffs were politically motivated. "I made my judgment on the record of people doing their jobs. The two new commissioners on the three-member board who took office Thursday are Republicans and replaced two Democrats, explained Harlen. Harlen, who is in his year as a commissioner, also is a Republican. The three workers, laid off Dec.

31, allegedly made the threats Saturday and Monday against another commissioner and a highway department foreman, Harlen said. He declined to name the employees. layoffs were necessary because had to slash $73,000 from our budget," Harlen said. The budget was cut because anticipated revenues from state gasoline taxes have fallen below expectation, he explained. In 1980, the computation of the tax was changed from per-gallon basis to a percent of the cost of a gallon.

The change was initiated in the hope of bringing in more revenue. Instead, revenues have declined. State officials say the reason is that gasoline prices and consumption have dropped, although the new program was based on the assumption that the opposite would City State Grand jury to hear data leak case A Marion County grand jury will hear the case against Princess A. Dale, who is accused of assisting two men charged with killing Indianapolis Homicide Detective Jack R. Ohrberg, Prosecutor Stephen Goldsmith said Tuesday.

Goldsmith said he is considering filing an additional charge of assisting a criminal against Miss Dale, 21, 400 block of North Arsenal Avenue. She already is charged with aiding her second cousins. Earl I. Resnover, 26, and Gregory D. Resnover, 29, who are charged with another person in 1 the Dec.

11 slaying. Miss Dale is being held on $50.000 bond in Marion County Jail. She was arrested Dec. 19 at the Indianapolis Police Department, where she worked as a statistician and clerk. POLICE ACCUSED her of giving Earl Resnover police reports concerning a bank robbery and charged that she passed on information about a furniture store robbery for which a Resnover had been arrested.

Goldsmith has said his office was considering dropping the criminal charges and turning over the information to the internal affairs division of the police department. Deputy Prosecutor Thomas W. Farlow said Tuesday that information he had received about the allegations was questionable. "I didn't think the case was that good." he said. He added, however, that he recently heard of a statement by an ex-girlfriend of one of the Resnovers that convinced him there is sufficient evidence to proceed legally against Miss Dale.

occur. Man charged in shotgun slaying STAR STATE REPORT New Castle, Ind. A 21-year-old New Castle man has been charged with the shotgun murder of another man here Monday night. John R. Weston.

21, was apprehended and charged shortly after a shooting incident in which Fred Brinson, 30, was killed and Brinson's brother, Richard, 38, wis wounded. Investigators said 'Brinson witnesses saw Weston shoot Fred during a party at Richard Brinson's apartment Southsider named in robberies A federal grand jury Tuesday accused a Southside man of robbing two Indianapolis banks and also indicted two postal workers in connection with the theft of $20 from the U.S. mails. Daniel W. Whitaker, 28, 1800 block of South East Street, was charged in the July 22, 1980, holdup of the American Fletcher National Bank branch, 2481 Madison Avenue, where about $1,300 was stolen.

He also was charged in the robbery last Nov. 14 of Merchants National Bank. 3904 South East Street, where a gunman took about $160. Whitaker, who was arrested on Dec. 20.

1980, is in the Marion County Jail. The postal workers were Marvin E. McCloud. 25, 3900 block of Washington Boulevard, who was named in four counts of a seven-count indictment charging him with theft of $11, and Michael D. Randolph, 23, 8700 block of Rue Riviera Drive, named in three counts of the same indictment charging him with theft of $9 from the mails.

Bowen announces appointments Gov. Otis R. Bowen announced the James Patterson of Indianapolis to the following appointments Tuesday: Indiana Employment and Training Alice Tinsley of Indianapolis to the Council. Developmental Disabilities Advisory Council. Gregoria Chavez Jr.

of South Bend, Harriet Miller and Alvina Falvy of Fort E.V. Molineaux of the Hartford Steam Wayne, Alan Hildabridle and Marguerite Boiler Inspection Insurance Co. at Mullen of Indianapolis, and Kenneth Chicago to the Indiana Boiler and Pres- Hood of Evansville, reappointed to onesure Vessel Board. year terms on the council. Bargersville man killed in crash A Bargersville man companion was injured day when their car auto that crossed the Road and Ind.

135 police said. was killed and his seriously Tueswas struck by another center line at Fry in Johnson County, after the car he was driving was struck broadside by a car driven by Lois Ann Armstrong, 27, 2500 block of Brouse Avenue, according to the Johnson County Sheriff's Department. Dennis Heidenreich, 29, was pronounced dead at the scene about 2:30 p.m. Richard Smith of Bargersville, a passenger in Heidenreich's car, was listed in serious condition Tuesday night in St. Francis Hospital Center.

Ms. Armstrong was charged with reckless homicide and was being held in Johnson County Jail. In another accident Tuesday, Jeanette Money, 24, R.R. 2, North Vernon, was killed at 3:50 p.m. on Ind.

7 about five miles north of North Vernon when she evidently lost control of the car she was driving and was thrown from the vehicle, according to Jennings County authorities. Monday night. Weston allegedly went to the apartment around 11:45 p.m. and shot both men with a sawed-off-shotgun. Weston fled the apartment and was stopped by police a short time later on the southside of the city, according to detectives.

He offered no resistance. Brinson was pronounced dead at scene while Richard Brinson was taken to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis by Lifeline helicopter. Police said they did not know of a motive in the shooting. $150.000 loot recovered: I.U. students nabbed Chicago (AP) Two Indiana University students have been charged with Christmas vacation burglaries of North Shore homes in a break-in spree netting about $150.000 worth of merchandise.

police said Tuesday. The alleged loot was recovered in various places, including $100.000 worth in a motel, police said. John Christakis, 22, and Michael Abbadini, 21, both of Portage, were charged with burglarizing three Winnetka dwellings police said. "But there will be many more charges, Glencoe police force. Investigators said the two men were suspects in as many as five other burglaries on the North Shore as well as one in Portage.

They allegedly began their spree several days before Christmas. It ended with their arrests over the weekend and discovery of stolen merchandise, police said. List said more than $100.000 worth of stolen merchandise was found in a Holiday Inn room in Highland Park after a key to the room turned up in the pair's belongings. Police said a receipt in Christakis' wallet was for a rented storage locker in Bloomington, where police there found three suitcases containing more than $30.000 in jewelry and silver. Gary man slain in penitentiary Leavenworth, Kan.

(AP) Federal authorities are investigating the stabbing death of a U.S. Penitentiary inmate whose body was found in a work area Monday afternoon. Prison hospital doctors said B. Ellis Robinson of Gary, suffered a fatal stab wound in the neck. He was serving a life sentence for murdering a federal narcotics agent.

Mark Luttrell, a prison spokesman, said the FBI and prison officials were investigating the death. He said no weap- sion Hudnut starts first of 6 trips ment Mayor William H. Hudnut left the city Hudnut is expected to Tuesday for the first of several trips that trips this year as part of keep him out of town almost continu- president of the League of ously for the next two weeks. 1 Death Notices Hudnut flew to Washington, D.C., AKERS where he joined about 150 governors and Frieda A. Akers, passed mayors for dinner at the White House.

sister away at of the Emil age of Manke, 97. St. Beloved Clair From there, he planned to fly today to Shores, Mich. Private Funeral services at the Concordia Ceme Los Angeles to do some lobbying on tery, Thursday 10 a.m. Friends of may call Wednesday evening, al behalf the city's convention business.

the ABDON GROSE FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect St. On Thursday, he will travel to San BENNETT Homer Lee Bennett age 79, Juan, Puerto Rico, to attend the National of passed away Tuesday. Husband of Ora Bennett, father League of Cities officers' meeting. Hud- of Homer L. Bennett Jr.

Bill is of the and Jack Bennett and Betty nut president organization. Carmichael, brother of Mrs. Leslie Heims and Mrs. Riley He will return to Indianapolis on Tues- Friday, 10 a.m., CONKLE FUBenningfield. Funeral services day, only to depart again Washington CHAPEL.

1202 S. Lynhurst Dr. for NERAL HOME LYNHURST Jan. 16 for a meeting of the U.S. Confer- from Friends 5 to 9 invited.

p.m. Friends Wednesday may and call ence of Mayors. Thursday. CRAMER From there, it's off to Atlanta, Mr. Donald H.

M. Cramer, husband father Jan. 18, where Hudnut will address the of Mr. D. William Cramer, Mrs.

Helen Cramer, grandfather of 3. Funeral Friday, Georgia Municipal Association. He will 11 CHANAN a.m., HIGH FLANNER SCHOOL ROAD BUfly back to Washington Jan. 20 for the MORTUARY. Friends may call 2 inauguration of President elect Ronald 10 may 9 be p.m.

made to Thursday. Marion Memorials County Reagan and return to Indianapolis that Heart Lodge Fund. Memorial Speedway service Masonic Thursnight. day 8 p.m. 1 Death Notices CLAY Beatrice Clay, age 39, of R.R.1, Danville, beloved wife of Donald, mother Kathy Knauss, Sunnyvale, Robert Howard, U.S.N., Timothy Howard, al home, Donald Lee Howard, Waverly and Terrace Howard, at home, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Queen, Nutter Fort, W. also survived by 3 brothers and 2 sisters, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m.. Hillcrest Baptist Church, Danville.

Friends may call at the WEAVER FUNERAL HOME, Danville, after p.m. Wednesday. DINGWALL Mrs. Sarah I. Dingwall, Willard, formerly Indpis.

and Zionsville. Mother of Mrs. Lois Hansen and Mr. George William Dingwall, grandmother of 8. Funeral Thursday, 11 a.m..

FLANNER. BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Calling Wednesday 4 to 8 p.m. EGGERDING Ethel Eggerding, 72 years, of beloved wife of Erwin Eggerding, mother of Rita Ann Williams and E. F.

Eggerding, 4 grandchildren, great-grandchild, sister of Mrs. Helen Mensavage, Mrs. Germaine Urban and Mrs. Yvon Tranchant, Hector, Herman and Arthur Delanois, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 2:30 p.m., the G.

H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison where friends may call anytime. EHRHART Eileen S. Ehrhart, age 64, of mother of Dennis Ehrhart, sister of Betty Wright and Lucille Nottingham, passed away Sunday.

Services Wednesday. p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call from a.m.

Wednesday until hour of service. GISE Laura D. Gise, age 69, 47 S. Johnson sister of Alan Gise, Betty Ann Ricker and Ruth M. Hasier, passed away Sunday.

Memorial at services Downey Thursday, Avenue Christian Church, 111 S. Downey WILSON-ST. PIERRE I SERVICE. HALL Mrs. Albert (Nora) Hall, age 66, passed away Sunday.

Mother of Thomas and Charles A. Hall, mother of James F. Tennant, sister of Leo F. Shanahan and Irene Bone, grandmother of 9. Friends may call noon-9 p.m.

Wednesday. Wake service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Prayers 9.30 a.m. Thursday, STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect St.

Funeral services 10 a.m. Thursday, St. Patrick Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross. HANSON Ernest K.

Hanson, age 89, passed away Jan. 6 at the home of his granddaughter. Grandfather of James A. Hanson and Judith Ann Bindhammer, great-grandchildren, brother of Mazelle Payton, Shelbyville, TN, Dottie Lambert, Scottsville, Ferne Newman, Franklin, KY Ethel Lambert, Carl Hanson, Huron, 'SD. Preceded in death by son, Bernard M.

Hanson, and his wite Edna. Funeral services p.m. Thursday JORDAN-LAWRENCE FUNERAL HOME. 2428 E. 10th St.

Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Calling after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Memorials may be made to Little Red Door, Marion County Cancer Society, or Visiting Nurse Association. HARRIS Janice K.

Harris, age 40, of passed away Sunday. Wife of William J. Harris, mother of Ronald Harris and James R. Harris, daughter of Gerald and Ervina Rife, sister of Keith Rife. Funeral services Thursday, p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S.

Lynhurst Dr. Friends invited Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Memorials may be made to the Charity Baptist Church, Clermont, Ind. HATFIELD Mr.

George Shannon Hatfield, husband of Mrs. Loris (Maiure) Hatfield, father of Mrs. Susan M. Peak and S4 Richard M. Hatfield, brother of Mrs.

Lillian Smith and Mr. John (Harry) Hatfield, grandfather of Aaron Tague. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Calling Wednesday 6 8:30 p.m. Memorials to American Cancer Society, KNARZER Mrs.

Anna Knarzer (nee Rosner), age 93, mother of Joseph (deceased), Harold, Mrs. Dolores Rolles, Mrs. Pauline Nester, Mrs. Eleanor Dovie and Mrs. Louise Goddard, 23 grandchildren, 26 great -grandchildren, -grandchild, sister of Mrs.

Carrie Saver. Funeral Wednesday Jan 7, 9:30 a m. USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash. St.

10 a.m. St. Anthony church. Interment St Joseph Cemetery. Friends invited.

LEEKE Mrs. Mary Esther, Leeke, age 76, mother of Mr. John Adamson, 4 grandchildren, Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 7, 10 a.m. SHIRLEY BROS.

DREXEL CHAPEL. 4565 E. 10th St. Calling anytime. LICHTSINN Lydia A.

Lichtsinn, passed away Jan. 4, 1981 in rural Storm Lake, lowa at the age of 89. Beloved mother of Dorothea Lichtsinn, Indpis. and Robert Lichtsinn Westminster, Cal. and Rev.

E. W. Lichtsinn, rural Storm Lake, lowa, 6 grandchildren, greatgrandchildren. Funeral services at St. Lutheran Church, 6630 Southeastern Thursday 2 p.m.

Friends may, call Wednesday 5 to 9 p.m. the ABDON GROSE FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect and hour prior to service 'al the church. Burial St. John Cemetery. MARTIN Mrs.

Marian M. Martin, mother of Mrs. Richard C. (Barbara) Vonnegut, brother of Mr. Valentine Martin Jr.

grandmother 3. Funeral services Thursday, a.m., St. Paul's Episcopal Church. No visitation. Contributions to favorite charity.

FLANNER BUCHANAN SERVICE MAUSE Alma M. Mause, of Mooresville, mother of Charlotte Park, foster -mother of Hugh Tipton, grandmother of Linda Rainier, Steve and Mike Park, 3 fostergrandchildren, passed away Tuesday Sevices Thursday, p.m., CARLISLE SON FUNERAL CHAPEL, Mooresville. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. McKINZIE Mr.

Dewey McKinzie, age years, husband of Esther McKinzie, brother of Mrs. Olive Meyer and Mrs. Doris Smith, Greencastle, IN. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. p.m.

USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash. St. Entombment Floral Park Mausoleum. Friends may call anytime.

MONROE Robert S. Monroe, age 77, Plainfield, beloved husband Mary, father of Mrs. Maryellen Bedford, Roanoke, brother of Mrs. Freda McFarland Indpis. passed away.

Services Thursday, 10 a.m., at HALL -BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield. Friends call from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. MORFORD Nona Mortord, 89, of beloved mother of Mary Welch, Russell and Robert Morford, 7 grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great -grandchildren, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m., at the HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S.

East St. Friends invited. MOUNT Violet Marie Mount, 83 vears, beloved mother of Evans, William J. Mount, Fenton Leroy Marshall, 9 grandchildren, 13 great passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, p.m., al the G.

HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 son Ave. Friends may call time. NIEHAUS Mr. George L.

Niehaus, 82, passed away Sunday, beloved husband of Betty Niehaus (deceased), step-father of Kay Davis, brother of Mariorie Niehaus, grandfather James Burris, nephew of Jerry Holden, 2 great -grandchildren. Services Wednesday 11:30 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 16th St. Friends invited. O'NEILL Mr. Daniel J.

O'Neill, ge beloved husband of Mrs. Estelle (Hofmann) O'Neill, father Daniel J. O'Neill Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio and James S. O'Neill, brother of Miss Dorothy O'Neill, city, 6 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.

Funeral LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, S. Meridian, Wednesday, a.m., Sacred Heart Church, a.m. Friends invited. PADGETT Kevin Lee Padgett, 24 vears, West High St, Mooresville, loved husband of Dwana, Mooresville, beloved son of bert and Donna Padgett, boro Beach, brother Tony Padgett, Mrs. Debbie Smith, Columbus, Sherry Harper of Martinsville.

Susie Padgett, Fla. and Padgett, passed Monday. Funeral services a.m. Thursday, at the JONES FAMILY MORTUARY, St. 67 at Allison Moores Friends may call 2 to 9 Wednesday.

Burial Mooresville Cemetery. Wilson Sit. Pierre BAKER, Mr. Terry BALLENGER, Mrs. Kathryn GISE, Mrs.

Laura HANNAH, Mrs. Isabelle C. RISHER, Mr. Robert SHIPLEY, Mrs. Anna (services Shirley Services CALVERT, Mr.

Don R. KOLLMAN, Mrs. Grace LEEKE, Mary Esther NICHOLS, Mr. Eugene PATTERSON, Mrs. Mariorie STEVENS, Mr.

James D. FLANNER BUCHANAN SERVICES CLARK, Mr. Lawrence L. DINGWALL, Mrs. Sarah JOHN, Mr.

Peter Paul PIKE, Mrs. Veda WALLACE, Mrs. Lois Death Notices McINTIRE Mrs. Louise H. Mcintire, formerly of Marcy Village.

Funeral Thursday, 2 p.m., FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call Wednesday 2 to and 6 to 8 p.m. PIERRET Erie May Pierret, widow of Frank, sister of James, Hugh and Harold Mead, Mary Carman and Mable Yager, several nieces and nephews. Services Thursday, Jan. 8, al the MOORE KIRK IRVINGTON CHAPEL, 5342 E.

Wash. 11 a.m. Friends may call Wednesday 2 to 9 p.m. POWELL Oscar Powell, formerly of husand of late Naomi, father of Elferdia Plaumer and the late Joseph grandfather of 5, great of 3, brother of Kirby Powell. Graveside service 1 p.m.

at the Washington Park Cemetery. Thursday. STEVENS James D. Stevens, age 47, 5853 Greenfield, husband of Mary Stevens, father of James Jr. Victor and Christopher Stevens, Mrs.

Diane Koontz and Maria Stevens, 2 grandchildren, brother of Barbara Buckley and Peggy Tyree. Funeral Thursday, Jan. 8, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash.

St. Calling Wednesday 2 to 9 p.m. STORM Ruth Storm, age 68, of Plainfield, wife of Laudis R. Storm, mother of Mrs. Gerald (Judy) Sharp of Plainfield, sister of Mrs.

Frieda Hall of Lafayette, Mrs. Eunice Miller of Muncie and Alfred Sparks of Odon, grandmother of Cathy Sharp and Carla Lynn Sharp. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m. HAMPTON-GENTRY FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield. Additional service 2 p.m.

Thursday, Green County Chapel. 9 miles west of Bloomington on St. Rd. 45. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday. SWIGERT Vernon B. Swigert, 77 years, passed away Tuesday. Beloved father of Irene Stiles and Mary Forey, both of Indpis. and Ben Swigert of Greenwood, brother of Viola Scholl, Wellington, 9 grandchildren, and 12 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services Thursday, 10 a.m., at St. Barnabus Catholic Church. Friends may call from to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the N. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME, 504 E.

National Ave. Rosary Wednesday 8 p.m. THOMAS Dr. Fred A Thomas M.D., 81 years, of husband of Mrs. Margaret Ann Thomas, brother of Mrs.

Gladys Pearson, Portland, grandfather of Miss Jacqueline, Miss Mary Lou and Miss Patricia Carey, all of passed away Sunday. Funeral services 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, at the HORNAK KEYSTONE MORTUARY, 71st at Keystone, followed by Funeral Mass, 10 a.m., Christ the King Catholic Church. Friends invited. Interment Calvar Cemetery.

WALKER Robert Walker, 59 years, beloved husband of Gladys Walker, dear father of Ronnie Walker, brother of Layton Walker and Jennie Cline, both Franklin, KY, John Walker, Willington, TX, Virgie Brawner, Bardstown, Mary Jane Walker, Nashville. TN. and Charles Walker, grandfather of Ronnie Jr. and Lisa Walker, also several nieces and nephews. Services ROYSTER-ASKIN-SANDROCK MORTUARY, 2310 W.

Wash, Thursday, Jan. 8, al 11 a.m. Visitation anytime Wednesday, WEBSTER Mrs. A. Webster, age 84, of Greencastie, beloved mother of Helen Bussing, Greencastle, Martha Raimos, Cairo, Egypt, Mariorie Davis, Albuquerque, N.

Betty Bolding, Danville, Glenn Webster, Springfield, Ill. and Helmut Behrendt, West Germany, grandmother of 12, greatgrandmother of 2. Funeral services 11. a.m. Thursday, WHITAKER-BITTLES HURT FUNERAL HOME, Greencastle, Graveside Rites 1:30 p.m.

al Roselawn Cemetery. Terre Haute. Friends may call from 2 to and 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. WINSLOW Mrs.

LaVerne J. Winslow, mother of Mrs. Jane Bowles and Mrs. Ann Baker, sister of Mrs. Mary Means, grandmother of 3, great -grandmother of 1.

Private funeral services at FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY No calling. Memorial contributions to the donor's favorite charity. Public Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of The Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township, Marion County, Indiana, will receive sealed bids until Monday, January 19, 1981, at 4:00 P.M. (EST) at the Administrative Office of said School District, 7523 Moores ville Road, West Newton, Indiana 46183, for furnishing and installing lockers for the Decatur Township Junior High School, as follows: 394 Single tier metal lockers with number plates, standard interior coat hooks and hat shelves and built-in combination locks. Complete specifications are on file in the Administrative Office of such school district.

Each bidder shall submit with the bid the bidder's color chart for such lockers and a copy of the bidder's own specifications which shall meet or exceed such School District's specifications. On the date and at the hour herein stated, all bids so received will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be submitted on Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 95, with an executed Non-Collusion Affidavit attached, and accompanied by bid bond (by any bidder who has a principal place of business in the State of Indiana) or a certified check (from any bidder not having its principal place of business in the State of Indiana), payable to the School in the amount of five per cent of each total bid. No bid may be withdrawn within thirty (30) days after the time for opening bids without prior consent of the Board. The Board reserves the right to relect any and all bids and ask for new bids.

Dated this 5th day of January, 1981. Board of Education, The Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township, Marion County, Indiana By: KENNETH D. BARTLETT, Secretary. (S-1-7, 14) INDIANAPOLIS HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION A regular meeting of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission will be held on Monday, January 19, 1981 5:30 p.m. in Room 346 of the CityBuilding, Indianapolis, Indiana.

The following application for Certificates of Appropriateness is scheduled to be heard: File Number: 81-001 (ONS); Applicant: Marion O. Patricia Redstone: Historic Area Address: 1512 N. Delaware Street; Work to be done: Install yard sign and office sign. The application will be available for public Inspection after January 7, 1981 in Room 705 of the Union Title Building, 155 E. Market Street, Indianapolis, Indiana between the hours of 8:00 a.m.

and 5:00 p.m. (S-1-7) WANTED: Minority Business Enterprizes, Contractors and Material Suppliers. for work on multi-million dollar Marion Wastewater Treatment Plant in Marion, Indiana, to be bid Jan. 14, 1981. For plans and spec's landscape, HVAC, masonry, trucking, contact Bates Rogers Const.

Rick McGinnis, P.O. 3870, South Bend, 46544, Ph. (219) 232-2266 or Mark Lohse, 600 W. Jackson Chicago, 60606, Ph. (312) 782-0790.

Bates Rogers Const. Corp. will be at Holiday Inn, Marion, In. on Jan. 12.

13, and 14. 1981. "An Equal Opportunity Employer." (S-12-29, 31, 1-5-6-7) Public Notices would appreciate any minority businesses who may wish to submit a bid to us on any part of the City of Batesville, Indiana Wastewater Treatment Plant-Division 1. Bids are due in our office January 21, 1981. We are bidding as general and mechanical contractors.

Questions, please call (513) 224-8356, Shook, P.O Box 806, Dayton, Ohio 45401. (S-1-7, 9 111 5 In Memoriams FARB-in loving memory of our Father SAM FARB Who departed this life 54 years ago Jan 7, 1927 We do not forget you nor do we intend We think of you often and will to the end Gone and forgottenn by some you may be But dear to our memory you ever will be. Sadly missed by Your Daughter and Sons HENRY-in loving memory of CHARLES C. HENRY Who passed away April 10, 1979 HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN -Brother John SCOTT -in loving memory of our dear father HOMER O. SCOTT Who passed away Jan 7, 1959 Gone but ne'er to be forgot While life and memory last Is our kind and loving Dad And the happy days gone past.

Sadly missed by -The Children WARD- loving memory of our father RICHARD B. WARD Who passed away Jan 7. 1939 -Doris and Arline 7 Funeral Directors Daniel F. 0'Riley Funeral Home 6107 Hwy 31 South 787-1331 G. H.

HERRMANN 5141 MADISON AVE. 787-7211 1505 S. EAST ST. 632-8488 GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E. New York St.

632-5374 11 Florists, Memorials "Say it with flowers" Madison AVENUE Row 3. 326-3853 aft 5 14 Mausoleums, Lots DELUXE CRYPT for 2 in Rotunda at Washington Park east. 20 Lost and Found Lost reddish brown male Doxie, scar on back, very friendly, ans to Jumped from car at 21st Raceway Rd after accident. Reward for safe return to owner. 297-3288 after week days, all day week ends.

LOST: Lrg Mixed Labador Retriever, black spot on chest paws, collar, no tags, vic. Brookside Park Tuxedo. Reward 638-0468 LOST Med. mixed dog bik brown w-4 wht paws. Vic of Twin-Aire shopping ctr.

Named has tags w-all infor mation. Reward 634-0170 after 5. LOST: BIk plastic briefcase style toolbox; a Suzuki V-O-M; a tan winter jacket; a printed circuit board REWARD Vic Troy Madison 547-8436, 545-9955 LOST Christmas Eve, 4 mos old Golden Retriver Puppy. ans 10 Topaz, vic of 106th Central. REWARD.

call 846-0522. LOST -Male Sheltie (toy collie) sable white. No collar. Answ to Sampson. Vic 1-74 Acton Rd.

Childs pet. Reward. 639-2853. FOUND: Poodle Schnauzer mixed. Vic 38th Kessler.

923-2565 til 5, 299-4330 aft 5. Found 6 mo fem, possible yellow Labrador vic Regency Theatre 7900 S. 232-1199 8.30-4:30. FOUND: Black Lab mix, 4-5mo old, vic Lafayette Sa area, taken to Human Society 1-2-81. FOUND: Black mix male, approx 8 wks, 52nd Rosslyn, 257-6601 848-1322 Female NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND, vic 38th Post, no tags, no collar, 899-4648.

FOUND: Male, light brown, Spitz-type, bik collar, vic 30th Kessler Blvd, 924-1087 FOUND: Small friendly fem part DACHSHUND on New Day near Natl East, 783-6835. LOST: Doberman, female, ears tapped, vic 42nd College. Reward. 283-1545. LOST: Gray mix female, vic 75th Springmill Lane.

REWARD. 255-5222. LOST: Gray over white Peek a Poo, answ to BABY, vic 75th Keystone, Reward 257-7425. LOST: Ring al Speedway Car Wash, lg Reward, family Keep Sake, 291-3970. LOST: Watch band N.

Eve. Sentimental value. Rew. 353-2932 LOST: Large male dog near Glendale, tags. Looks like black bear.

Reward 255-8898 LOST. Black fem. Doberman 2 yrs. old, wearing flea collar. Vic.

S. Colorado Ave. 353-2040 LOST; Ladies diamond ring, Jan 3rd at Castleton Sq. (around Penney's) Reward 849-2047 LOST Red Doberman Pincher 5mo old, ears not clipped, vic of Prospect Keystone 635-3002 Reward lost Emerson Pleasant Run, part Collie, blonde white male 849-6773 or 356-0779 LOST 1 MALE Poodle, carmel color. REWARD 356-1623 LOST fem Irish Setter West Fairland area reward 835-4324.

LOST -NW. Female ShepherdCollie Mix, Reward, 926-5102. 8mo old orange, Brendon Way Apt 545-8577af16Reward 24 Personal Notices ANYONE having knowledge of the whereabouts of Nathan, Ruth, or Anna Lockman please reply to Indpis Star News Box will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Jan. 1981. James E.

Foley, 4817 Chantilly Ind. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 617 Peoples Bank Bldg 632-7864 St. Jude, Thanks for prayers answered for Steve. Dad. Thanks for St.

Jude for favors granted. H.F.G. 26 Special Notices DIRECT 5 633 1212 89 CLASSIFIES The Star News Want-ad partment open Monday thru Friday from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm. Saturday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. Closed Sundays.

In of error, lability of newspaper is limited to space occupied by the ad. Check your ad daily, the star and News is responsible for the first incorrect insertion only, Indianapolis Nomens Center THE ONLY INDIANAPOLIS CLINIC CURRENTLY LICENSED BY INDIANA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH PREGNANCY TESTING Pregnancy termination to 12 wks. INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING ULTRA- SOUND AVAILABLE 5626 E. 16th STREET 353-9371 WANTED-Attorney to take breech case on contingency basis only. 271-4867 after 12 noon.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Ind 120 W. Market St Coach ticket from Indy to Phoenix, depart Jan 8, $130, 1-649-1471 Anderson. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES al your nearest HOOK'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS FMC CORP. CHAIN DIVISION 220 S. BELMONT AVE.

For a Big Hunger Try a Big Chef al your nearest BURGER CHEF RESTAURANT WANTED 52 PAIRS of ACHING FEET. Call now 545-5333, Weekends 253-8051 will pay up to $50 for a Bruce Springstein Ticket. Call 255-9709 Wanted clean, flat, dry bundled newspapers 923-4959 HYPNOSIS call 257-7583 Weight control forever, stop smoking, past life regressions, every Tues. JAPANESE Swords wanted. Paving each.

783-7161. Notices 26 Special, Notices 26 Special STAR and NEWS -ACTION INDEX WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS In Memoriams 5 Aircraft. Equipment 801 Service 8 Income Property 365 Ambulance Schools 551 Classic Cars 803 Instruction Antique, Investment Property 368 Antiques, Sales 649 Apartments Unfurnished 143 Lawn, Garden Equipment 723 Apartments Furnished 155 Light Housekeeping Rooms 120 Auction Sales 647 Livestock, Feed. Auto Parts. Accessones.

Equipment 735 Repair 815 Lodges, Clubs Notices 9 Automotive. Lease or Rent 818 Lost and Found 20 Bicycles 623 Lots for Sale 375 Boats, Fishing Equipment 627 and Tools 710 Materials 700 Machinery Building Business Opportunities 255 Representatives 533 Manufacturer Business Places For Rent 201 Lots 14 Mausoleums. Business Places Wanted 209 Miscellaneous Items 605 Business Property 370 Mobile Home Living 400 Business Services 45 Mobile Home Rental Cameras. Supplies 639 and Space 125 Card of Thanks 3 Motorcycles. Equipment 831 Child Care 115 Moving.

Storage, Clothing. Jewelry 631 Truck Rental 135 Coal. Oil and Wood 750 New Car Directory 820 Commercial, Industrial Office Equipment, Business Sites 372 Supplies 643 Condominiums For Sale 153 Out-of-City Property 320 Co-Op Apartments 152 Out-of-State Property 392 Custom Building. Specialty Personal Notices 24 Building 705 Personal Loans 425 Death Notices Pianos, Musical Desk and Office Space 220 Instruments 655 Dogs. Cats.

Other Pets 730 Positons Wanted-Men 500 Doubles. Duplexes 360 Positions Wanted Women 501 Employment 525 Poultry. Rabbits 728 Employment Services 520 Professional Services 27 Equipment. Home Furnishing Public Notices Rentals 140 Exchange Real Estate 380 Real Estate Loans 398 Farms. Acreage 390 Real Estate Services 385 Farms for Rent 235 Rent Out-of-State 167 Farm Implements.

Equipment, Rental Services 147 Produce 738 Resorts, Camps. Cottages Financial 430 for Rent 240 Florists, Memorials 11 Resorts. Cottages. Lots Flowers, Plants. Shrubs 720 for Sale 394 Fruits and Garden Produce 726 Rooms with Board 110 Funeral Directors Sales Help 530 7 Furniture Buyers 675 Share Housing 157 Garages for Rent 180 Rooms 100 Sleeping Gifts.

Stamps, Snowmobiles. Minibikes, Hobbies, Toys 635 Carts 802 Guns, Hunting Equipment 620 Special Notices 26 Home Nursing Sports. Foreign Cars 804 Care 118 Home Financing 298 Sports, Outdoor Homes. Central City 301 Equipment 619. Homes North Central 302 Store Fixtures.

Business Homes Suburban North 303 Equipment 601 Homes North East 304 Store. Tavern Equipment 609 Homes for Sale 305 Suburban Out-of-City Rent 165 Homes East 306 Swaps, Specialties 672 Homes Suburban East 307 Television, Stereo. Radio 670 Homes South East 308 Travel. Trailers. Campers 617 Homes South Central 310 Transportation 38 Homes Suburban South 311 Trucks.

Buses. Trailers 807 Homes South West 312 Unfurnished Rooms 105 Homes West 314 Used Cars for Sale 805 Homes Suburban West 315 Vacation Guide Homes North West 316 Vans 806 Horses. Riding Equipment. Wanted Automobiles 835 Stables 737 Wanted to Buy Misc 718 Houses Furnished 160 Unfurnished 150 Wanted to Rent 170, Houses Wanted Real Estate 397 Household Goods and Appliances 651 Wanted Rooms 1301 PHONE 633-1212 USE THIS PHONE GUIDE TO HELP The first 3 digits of the phone number in an an od is a general indication of the Advertiser's Location. 241 Indpis 636 Indpis 243 Indpis 637 Indpis 244 Indpis 638 Indpis 247 Indpis 639 Indpis 248 Indpis 642 Anderson 251 Indpis 643 Anderson 253 Indpis 644 Anderson 255 Indpis 646 Anderson 257 Indpis 649 Muncie 259 Indols 729 Marietta 261 Indpis 736 Franklin 262 Indpis 738 Franklin 263 Indpis 745 Danville 264 Indpis 758 Sheridan 266 Indpis 763 Morristown 267 Indpis 769 Whitestown 271 Indpis 773 Noblesville 272 Indpis 783 Indpis 282 284 283 Indpis Muncie Muncie 784 786 787 Indpis Indpis Indpis nun 285 Muncie 788 Indpis 288 Muncie 823 Oaklandon 289 Muncie 831 Mooresville 291 Indpis 835 Fairland 293 Indpis 839 Plainfield 297 Indpis 842 Carmi, 326 Maxwell 844 Carmel 326 Mohawk 845 Amo 326 Willow Br 846 Carmel 335 McCordsvill 849 Fishers 342 Martinsville 852 Brownsburg 345 Knightstwn 856 W.

Newton 353 Indpis 861 N. Palestine 356 Indpis 862 Acton 357 Indpis 871 Indols 359 Indpis 872 Indpis NW 372 Big Springs 873 Zionsville 392 Shelbyville 875 Indpis NW 398 Shelbyville 878 Trafaigar 422 Bargersville 881 Greenwood 422 Providence 882 Greenwood 462 Greenfield 888 Greenwood 482 Lebanon 892 Pittsboro 485 Fortville 894 Cumberland 534 Lapel 896 Westfield 535 Whiteland 897 Indpis NE 539 Clayton 898 Indpis NE 542 Indpis NE 899 545 Indpis NE 923 Indpis 546 Indpis NE 924 Indpis 547 NE 925 Indpis 630 Indpis 926 Indpis 631 Indpis 927 Indpis 632 Indpis 928 Indpis 633 Indpis 936 Charlottesvile 634 Indols 994 Lizton 635 Indols Monrovia CLINIC FOR WOMEN LOW COST Pregnancy termination to 12 wks PREGNANCY TESTS Board Certified Gynecologists CONFIDENTIAL Immediate Appointments 317-545-2288 27 Professional Services DIVORCE (uncontested) $175 BANKRUPTCY FROM $250 Personal Iniury-Workmans Comp Levinson-Usrey Legal Clinic, 1200 Circle Tower Bldg. 632-2172. DIVORCE (Uncontested) $195 BANKRUPTCY From $295 Personal Injury, Workmans Comp. Social Security Disability CASTLETON LEGAL CLINIC Free Consultation 849-1900 Divorce (Uncontested) from $175 Bankruptcy From $250 LAWRENCE LEGAL CLINIC of 0.

S. Kern, Attorney 4701 N. Franklin Rd. 545-2124 DIVORCE IN 24 HOURS For Information call: BURNS- FOLEY 637-4725 38 Transportation Car to Drive as your own 10 Kansas City Missouri, Birmingham Alabama, Alberquerque New Mexico, and New Jersey. AUTO DRIVE AWAY 786-2281 Drive A Car As Your Own To: Calif, Colorado CALL 259-1045 AAACON AUTO Ship Your Car All Points USA OVERSEAS CALL 259-1045 AAACON AUTO ONE WAY Rental Cars To Phoenix, American Int'l 243-6336 100 Sleeping Rooms WALKING DISTANCE MICHIGAN HOTEL Ladies.

Men or couples. Week or monthly rates 127 E. Michigan NO DEPOSIT, $55 per wk, everything furn, good ht, free prkg. Rent by day-wk-mo. The Metro Hotel, 1415 Penn 635-6470.

Morris Hotel 1217 New Jersey newly dec sleeping rms, singles only, maid serv $28 wk ATLAS Hotel, E. Wash. $7 night, $21-30. week, $100 month. EAST Sleeping rooms with without baths.

3. rm apts furnished, DEARBORN HOTEL, 3200 Michigan, 636-3441 DRAKE MOTEL OFFERS: Nice rooms, TV phone, maid On bustine. Free parking. Al low weekly rates, 897-9444. NORTH Merid-Kess Area, A -C, Off SI Pkg, Bus line, 255-3788.

SLEEPING RMS, kitchen-laun-4200 dry privileges. 924-2175 PRIVATE ENTRANCE share bath. Call 283-6498 SOUTH 2744 Napoleon nice front Bdrm. Prefer working man. 786-4000.

869 Southern 2rms, porch, man, approv refs req. 784-5368. Women only, unfurnished $25 week Greenwood 924-4338 100 Sleeping Rooms WEST Etcy Apt, Nr Speedway. $35 Wk. Man, 248-9393 115 Child Care TODDLER Play, positive group setloving, nursery ting in westside home.

Ages 1 to 3. Excel, ref. lic. 291-8562 BABYSITTING MY HOME any hours, transp. avail.

37 N. Bradlev. 631-2680 Ask for Peggy JACK JILL Licensed Kindergarten Dav Care. 2605 Shelby 783-6881 Reasonable Rates. WILL Babysit in my home.

M-F. Any age. Westside. Call anytime 244-4986 BABYSITTING my home, Prefer nites, will babysit das. 299-2810.

BABYSITTING nr Park Fletcher days. 241-7621 or 247-0112 BABYSITTING. my home. ages, Westside, 248-8470 BABYSITTING, (RY horne. vic 43rd and Lesley 645-9814.

CHILD CARE in' my home or Community Hospital. 353-6862 LIC CHILD CARE, my home. Vic 34th High School. 293-8073 MY HOME any age- any time Hot meals, 38th Post 899-1947 Newborn-18mo. Days.

33yrs exp Licensed. 6200 356-9604 Will Babysit, in home, day or night, Mon -Fri. 638-6921 WILL BABYSIT in my home Days or Eves. 248-0214 118 Home Nursing Care NURSING Home Health Care provided by licensed home health agency's RN's, LPN'S or Nurse Aides. PH 925-4241 MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL Will care for elderly persons in my home.

Rates very reasonable. 812-663-9580 Greensburg IN. 125 Mobile Home Rental and Space Newly Furnished Br adults, no pets. $60 wk dep, util pd except lights 241-3510 243-0131. 3BR 12x65 Mobile Home.

$60wk, Eastside location. "Call 898-2114 5-8pm days ask for John. 143 Apartments Unfurnished 2BR nr 49th Arlington, appl, AC, crprt, $235 mo 259-8265 aft5 ELEGANT BUILDING and Carriage House. Have furnished and unfurnished studios, and on had been found and no motive discovered in the incident. Luttrell declined to say whether authorities had any suspects in the case.

Robinson was sent to the penitentiary in 1969. Deadline extended Sen. Richard announced an the deadline judicial positions. A spokesman make numerous the merits of his duties as ings were Cities. of Beth Bowen, 1 Death Notices was of the committee that BRATTON Charles E.

Bratton, age 78, of passed away Monday. Husband of Mrs. Elma N. Bratton, father of Lyle G. Bratton, father-in-law of Mrs.

Jean Bratton, grandfather of Rex A. and Scott R. Bratton and Mrs. Gayle Helm, great-grandfather of Matthew and Rebecca Helm, brother of John N. Bratton, Mrs.

Mabel Pribble, Mrs. Grace Rickey and Mrs. Laura Polk. Funeral service Thursday, 2:30 p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St.

Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home from to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Masonic Memorial service 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. CHELF Master Richard L. Chelf, 42 Belleview Place, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Leatherbury.

brother of Gary W. Chelf, Robin E. Chelf, city, Jimmie D. Chelf, Keith A. Smith, grandson of Mrs.

Corie Chelf, city. Funeral Wednesday afternoon, o'clock, FARLEY MANN ROAD CHAPEL, where friends may visit anytime. G. Lugar (R-Ind.) has extension until Monday of for applicants for federal for Lugar said the extengranted because of postponemeetings of the selection is scheduled to consider the applications. The meetpostponed because of the death the state's first lady.

1 Death Notices CAPPS Corbett D. Capps, '78 years, beloved husband of the late Ann Capps, father of Mrs. Estelle Fletcher, Mrs. Neva Goodman and Jack Capps, grandchildren, 12 great -grandchildren, brother of Mattie Branham, June Glass, Nannie Brewington, Mattie Watson, Todd, Vince and Oscar Vibbert, Howard and Brady Capps, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday, 11:30 a.m..

at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Friends may call anytime.

CALVERT Miss Gladys Calvert, age 90, Crestwood Village South, aunt of Mrs. Virginia Richter, Mrs. Delores Gossman, Madison, and Frank Westover, Westfield, great- aunt of Mrs. Karen Williams, Antioch, TN, and Larry Gossman, passed away Monday. Friends may call at the SINGLETON HERR MADISON AVE.

MORTUARY 7520 Madison Thursday 2 10 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services Friday, 11 a.m. Interment Washington Park North. 1BR apts. New York -style living ceilings, brick walls, new carpeting, hardwood floors, skylights.

ALL utilities, paid. Several extras. Immediate and near future occupancies. Term of lease negotiable. Rents $150 $250.

Excellent location for young fessional, downtown worker or student. On buslines. 637 1266, Mr. Bochner. APPLE APARTMENTS BEDROOM $229 2 BEDROOM $269 Gas heat and water paid, custom drapes and carpet, convenient location, 6 month lease.

Call 293-5270 JUSTUS COMMUNITIES Braeburn Village Apartments 2170 Braeburn East Drive 897-0365 Crestwood South Apartments 8801 Madison Ave. 888-7973 Crestwood West Apartments 215 Welcome Way Blvd. 271-6475 Wellington Village- Apartments 1714 Wellington Ave. 357-8501. 3546 Balsam, 118R Adult apt, locked bido, ht and water furn, washer dryer in laundry, from 38th St.

campus lUPUI, $150, 291-2054. APARTMENT EAST carpeted, heal water furn. Adults only $210 698-4817 BRIERGATE APARTMENTS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY HEAT FURNISHED Special Citizens 30th Post Road 898-4817 BRITTANY WOODS APTS GAS HEAT WATER PAID. Effics, 2 BR avail. Conver nient to downtown, Butler, IUPUI and Broadripple.

24 Hr emergency maintenance. clubhouse with fireplace, 2 swimming pools, security. 253-2771 3600 BROOK SIDE rm, adults only, call util pd. sty $140 mo plus dep 634-5955 CANDLEWOOD APTS 2 BEDROOMS $175-210 ORIENTED Heal paid, no pels, child under. Daily 6048 5pm.

10am-5pm 21st Arlington oppos Naval Avionics) 353-6186 CAPITOL 3rms-bath, utils pd 283-6951, 925-5054. Capitol, adults, 3rms plus bath, all utilifies pd, 283-8574 Carmel, BR, dishwasher, crpt, refrig, disposel, CARMEL 28R. bath Twnhs, $350 844-1939 NORTH IN. CARMEL INDPLS NICEST SUBURB ONE BEDROOM APTS TWIN TAN A ARIL 846-2530.