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Wiseman's board, INSURANCE Rd, too Gowns, or refused, Information--Personals PROBLEMS high. Call care night, Monthly Bridal Rented need Best for 451-8747. room; Shop, pay state and S. rate 447-0544. elderly plan.

451- 1139 al- flI- for 13 12th HOME Home Remodeling and BUILDING in JACOB Corner The hurry OF IMPROVEMENT LEVY Breckinridge and South's Improvement and MATERIAL leading Material Loans Inc CENTER 15 583-5341 20-Z 20-R Opinions On Individuals' Carrying Mace Legal opinions on can legally carry Mace-type spray would-be attackers by the Louisville-Jefferson Commission. whether individuals and use tear gas or containers to ward off were sought yesterday County Crime The commission asked the city and county legal departments to prepare the opinions and will ask both police, departments whether they recommend citizens carry them. The commission's a discussion of the rapes in the city Caldwell, commission that he has been whether women spray-type defensive actions resulted from incidence of reported and county. James M. chairman, reported asked by "many people" can legally carry the weapons.

Also discussed by the commission were the arrests Tuesday of three persons charged with selling obscene literature. Caldwell said the commission should "watch the performance of the courts in these cases" to see whether further deterrents are needed the sale of pornography. The commission's legislative committee will look into the possibility of a new state law that differentiates between the kind of material permissible for sale to adults and the kind of material permissible for sale to juveniles. The Supreme Court has upheld more stringent controls in obscenity cases where a distinction is made between adults and juveniles. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Washington, D.C.

January 3, 1969. Notice is hereby given that effective January 9, 1969, the Administrator of the Agricultural Research Service, under the authority contained in sections 8 and of the Plant Quarantine Act of 1912, as amended (7 U.S.C. 161), has revised the Notice of Quarantine No. 79 relating to the soybean cyst nematode and regulations supplemental to said quarantine. The primary purpose of this revision is to add the States of Florida, Indiena, and Louisiana, to the list of quarantined States.

This revision also adds to the regulated are's parts of the previous nonregulated counties or parishes: Conway in Arkansas; Escambia in Florida; Vanderburgh in Indiana; Richland and Tensas in Louisiana; Claiborne, Jefferson, Panola, Quitman and Washington in Mississippi; Lincoln, St. Charles and St. Louis in Missouri; Beaufort, Edgec onbe, Jones, Ons ow, Pam ico, and Washington in North Carolina; and Henderson and Hardin in Tennessee. Additional areas are being added in some previa sty reguiated co nries. Copies 102 and supplemental regulations may be obtained from the Plant Pest Control Division, Agricultural Research Service, United States Department of Agriculture, Federal Center Building, Hyattsville, Maryiand 20782.

SALE AND-OR DEMOLITION OF IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED BY THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. Franklin County, SF 37-275-1R1 Evergreen Road Demolition Contract No. 1 Bids for the sale and-or demolition of improvements listed herein will he opened at 10:00 A.M., Eastern Standard Time, February 7, 1969, at the District Right of Way Office at the Kentucky Department of Highways, 977 Phillips Lane, Louisville, Kentucky, 40221. Parcel Type Improvement Former Owner 7, sty. fr.

res. 2 fr. sheds, 1 abandoned well, Lillis. THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. Representatives of the Right of Way Division will be available to show prospective bidders said property by appointment only.

Bid forms, instructions and other governing information may be secured from the agent showing the property or from the above design ted Right of Way Office. NO PROPOSALS WILL BE MAILED. For further information call 367-6411, Louisville, Kentucky. ALL bids received by mail must be received in the above designated office before the date and hour set for the opening of bids and should contain the following information on the front of the envelope: "Sea'ed Opening date. Address all mailed 'he Department of Highways, Division of Right of Way, P.O.

Box 21178, Louisville, Kentucky 40221. AWARDS WILL BE MADE ON A LUMP SUM BASIS FOR DEMOLITION. HOWEVER, FOR THOSE PROPERTIES PURCHASED FROM THE DEPARTMENT, THE PREVAILING WAGE IS NOT REQUIRED. SALE AND-OR DEMOLITION OF IMPROVEMENTS ACQUIRED BY THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. Jefferson County, SP 56-468-16R (9)-Jefferson Freeway Demolition Contract No.

1 Bids for the sale and-or demolition of improvements listed herein will be opened at 10:00 A.M., Eastern Standard Time, January 31, 1969, at the District Right of Way Office at the Kentucky Department of HighPhillips Lane, Louisville, Kentucky, 40221. PARCEL, TYPE frame residence IMPROVEMENT and 2 FORMER Frame Sheds, OWNER Rogers. 54-1 1 Sty. Brick Veneer residence and 1 Conc. Blk.

garage and Kennel, Humphries. THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RESERVES THE RIGHT REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. Representatives of the Right of Way Division will be available to show prospective bidders said property by appointment only. Bid forms, instructions and other governing information may be secured from the agent showing the property or from the above designated Right of Way Office. NO PROPOSALS WILL BE MAILED.

For further information call 357-6411, Louisville, Kentucky. All bids received by mail must be received in the above designated office before the date and hour set for the opening of bids and should contain the following information on the front of the envelope: "Sealed Opening Date. Address all mailed bids to the Department of Highways, Division of Right of Way, P. O. Box 21178, Louisville, Kentucky 40221.

AWARDS WILL BE MADE ON A LUMP SUM BASIS FOR DEMOLITION. HOWEVER, FOR THOSE PROPERTIES PURCHASED FROM THE DEPARTMENT, THE PREVAILING WAGE IS NOT REQUIRED, A BID MUST BE MADE ON EACH BOND SHOULD. BE $500.00 PER PARCEL OR EQUAL THE AMOUNT OF BID, WHICHEVER IS GREATER. INVITATION TO BID CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS Sealed bids addressed to the Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District, 400 South Sixth Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40203, for the "Weicher Creek Main Sanitary Sewer Section Contract No. 491, Drawing Record No.

7260, will be received at the office of the District until 12:00, Noon, Eastern Standard Time, Friday, February 7, 1969. The Contract provides for the construction of approximately 1,244 linear feet of 18-inch Reinforced Concrete Pipe or Vitrified Clay Pipe sewer and appurtenances. Plans, Specifications and Information for Bidders will be available at 12:00, Noon, Eastern Standard Time, Friday, January 24, 1969, at the office of bidders the District and will be furnished to prospective upon deposit of $10.00 for the complete set of Plans and Specifications. Bidder's Proposal must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Cashier's Check drawn on a Louisville, Kentucky bank and made payable to the District in an amount not less than ten (10) per cent of the Evaluated Prices of the Items of the Proposal. Nondiscrimination in Employment Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the President's Executive Order No.

11246. The requirements for bidders and contractors under this Order are explained in the specifications. The District reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or waive any informality on any bid, and to accept the Proposal considered by the District to be on the whole the best. LOUISVILLE AND JEFFERSON COUNTY METROPOLITAN SEWER DISTRICT Joseph C. Taylor Secretary-Treasurer INVITATION TO BID The Urban Renewal and Community Development Agency of Louisville, hereinafter referred to 3rd as the "Agency," whose offices are located on the floor at 400 So.

Sixth Street, Louisville, Kentucky, is in the development stage of the East Downtown Renewal Area, Project Ky R-11. The Agency hereby invites competitive bid proposals through March 24, 1969 for the purchase of ALL or PART of a tract of land situated approximately 140 feet west of the southwest corner of Floyd and Market Streets, having approximately 144.43 feet frontage on Market Street by approximately 192 feet in depth, and containing approximately 27,731 square feet. An offer for a PART of this tract must be for a site having no less than 60 feet in width, nor having any more than 84 43 teet in width. All bids must be accompanied by a proposal for the Urban development Renewal of the Plan for property Project Ky. R-11.

All bid in accordance with the proposals must be in a sealed envelope 3:00 marked "Competitive Bid Proposal to be Opened p.m., March 24, 1969" and must contain: Offer to Purchase. Redeveloper's Statement for Public Disclosure and Statement of Qualifications and Financial Responsibility. 3. Sketch or preliminary drawing, (building only). This may be a pencil sketch, preliminary architectural drawing, or a picture of a comparable building with floor plan.

4. Site plan, This plan must show the location of the building on the sile, paved parking area, curb and cuts, loading and unloading spaces, walkways, landscaped areas. 5. Narrative description. Describe fully the Intended use of the entire development; also the type building and its exterior treatment.

6. Good faith deposit. A certified check or equivalent Is required in an amount no less than five per cent of the price. All bid forms and restrictions applicable to the development of this property are available upon request at the Agency during its regular office hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m..

Monday through Friday. No bid proposals in response to the Invitation to Bid will be opened or reviewed prior to 3:00 p.m., March 24, 1969. All bidders will be notified within thirty days following such bid closing. The Agency reserves the right to relect. any or all proposals which are not consistent with the Urban Renewal Plan, and further reserves the right to select any proposal, which the Agency deems to be in the best general interest of the overall Urban Renewal Program.

The Property will be delivered to the redeveloper cleared of all existing structures, rough graded, and with utility easements to the property lines. City and County Vital Statistics B. Ross, 7, Adkins Let Village Sec. Benjamin. and Matthews to and Jane Ascot Lot 64, Merrill, Croek $33,500.

Michael and Judith A. Griffin to Martin P. and Alma W. Leahy, 3122 Pomeroy Lot 149, Breckinridge Ests. Sec.

2. $28,500. Chester Cooper Bidr. Inc. to Robl, and Patricia Goldberg, 3302 Mid Dale Lot 180, Midlane Park Sec.

9-C. $24,000. Enchanted Homes Inc. to Chas. K.

and Sara J. ton, Lots 50 51, Leemont Acres Sec. 2, $19,000. Divorces Granted Willa Marie Allen from Charles H. Judy Mudd Tienda from John E.

Daniel T. Taylor 111 from Sharon Bevars, Vernon Melcher from Almedia. Joseph M. Coggeshall from Virginia. William F.

Burbank from Nancy E. Edna Fern Stephan from David Eugene. Harry James Wilson from Marcia Anita. John C. Holbert from Wilbie Jean.

Dorothy Mae Murrell from Stanton A. Sara Victoria Yates from Edwin Grace. Robert Lee Barlow from Yvonne Marie. Patricia Marie Fravert from Lawrence L. Robert William Meurer from Gloria Eleanor Josephine Olson from Harry Franklin, Agnes Durrah from Stuart.

Brenda D. Rone from Robert F. Hallie Mae Wall from Albert L. Alpheus Eugene from Mary Helen. Kitty B.

Caswell from Edward. Burley Sales Burley sales yesterday on Kentucky markets as reported by the state Department of Agriculture: Markets Pounds Sold Average Carrollton 176,614 $70.28 Covington 140,867 71.31 Cynthiana 143,456 71.44 Danville 120,182 69.37 Harrodsburg 52,480 70.51 Lexington 464,170 72.20 Louisville 41,520 67.42 Maysville 215,596 71.20 Morehead 54,636 73.18 Mount Sterling 203,730 72.44 Owensboro 112,398 67.38 'Shelbyville 153,334 72.36 Winchester 30,862 71.79 Totals 1,909,845 $71.23 Cosmos 264 Launched MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet Union yesterday launched Cosmos 264, an unmanned satellite designed for space research of an undisclosed nature. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING It's so easy to place an ad In Classified. Just dial 582-4801 to be concurrently; served knowingly receiving stolen property, filed Traffic Cases Virginia Ann Probus, 22, ness amended from drunken driving, $50. William Edison, 40, drunken driving, Jackie O.

Keown, 38, of driving, $100; reckless driving, $15, In Quarterly Court: In Police Court: Crestwood, public drunkendriving, $100; reckless of 3300 block Dumesnil, 1000 block S. Floyd, drunken $15; improper license, Archie W. Berry, 63, of 2200 block Lower Hunters Trace, reckless driving amended from drunken driving, $100 and $13 court costs. Walter M. Fink, 35, of 5100 block Poplar, Level Road, reckless driving amended from drunken driving, $100 and $13 court costs; disorderly conduct amended from operating a motor vehicle without an operator's license, $50 and $13 court costs.

Real Estate Transfers The prices given are those indicated by state tax stamps required on all deeds. C. Edw. and N. Darlene Hamilton, to Lucille M.

Weaver, 6705 Bahama Lot 504, Sunshine Acres Sec. 5-B, $21,000. Phillip K. and Mariorie H. Humphreys to John F.

and Esther J. Long, 1906 Woodfield Lot 62, Hurstbourne Acres Sec. 1, $27,000. Rosalie W. Kennedy Henrietta Wempe, executor to P.

I. Burks P.O. Box 1015, Tract 1, 58 feet on west side of 7th 62 feet south of Cawthorne St. Tract 2, 150 feet in west line of 7th 120 feet south of southwest corner of 7th Cawthorne $170,000. Witten Homes Inc.

to Carlin P. and M. Loretta Oliphant, 8606. Nottingham Lot 150, Hurstbourne 1-B, $41,000. Geo.

E. and Ethel Faesenmeier to Robt. R. and Margie Reusch, 3309 Furman Lot 667, Highgate Springs Sec. 3, $22,000.

Ruth S. and Jas. E. Tishevar Marion S. and Hardy B.

Watson Jr. to Wm. P. and Bessie K. Fahey, 3117 Hikes Lot 9, Hikes Point $16,000.

Mary B. Hard to Kathleen Ballard, 3013 Talisman Lot 35 southeast 10 feet in width of Lot 36, Rosedale $17,000. Mary P. Hill to Sherry F. Watkins do Norma K.

Sec. 1, $19,000. Moore, 8109 Linda Lot 116, Pebblebrook Subd. Cyril M. and Mary F.

Kearl to Joyce Fishman, 6103 Baylor Lot 15, Newmarket Sec. 1-A, a $46,500. Wood E. and Merron C. Hunter to Chester and Kathleen M.

Meyer, 3115 Cabinwood Lot 58, Midlane Park Sec. 9-A, $20,500. Jas. D. Orthober to Lindsey S.

and Gustava W. Owens, Lot 173, Breckinridge Ests. Sec. 2, $26,500. bara Sparrow, 12206 Ledges Lot 70, Crosscreeke Owen F.

and Helen B. Morris to Jas. W. and BarSec. 1.

$20,000. Aileen Dillon to Thos. F. and Florence S. Cambron, 2223 Eleanor 130 feet on northeast side of Eleanor 162 feet northwest from Woodbourne $16,000.

Jos. and Eileen Livingston to Howard L. and Pauletta P. Johnson, 2014 Eastview, Lot 6, bik and southwest 20 feet in width of Lot 7, bik E. Lakeside $18,500.

Gladis A. Freadreacea to Jesse K. Williamston, 243.47 feet on north wide of Fetter 200 feet west of west line of Alexander $19,000. Hewitt H. and Jewell M.

Fey to Garnett K. and Shirley A. Morris, 5314 Galaxie Lot 315, Heavenly Hats. Subd. Sec.

3-A, $20,000. Robt. E. Edwards Janice S. Edwards to Russell l.

and Margie A. Janes, 6407 Deming Lot 120, Greenwood Terr. Sec. 4, $18,000. Larry T.

and Geraldine Robards to T. J. and Judith pital. Former residence, 1230 Bates Ct. Survived by several cousins.

Funeral from Dougherty Son Funeral Home, 1118 3rd St. (between Oak and St. Catherine) morning, Jan. 24, at 8:30 and in St. Louis Bertrand Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery, Shelbyville, KY. Rosary Thurs. evening at 8 o'clock. visiting after 0. p.m.

Thurs. FESSEL, Mrs. Norma Jean Boren Residence, Winter Park, Fla. Jan. 22, 1969, at a hospital in Jacksonville, Fla, survived by her husband, Donn Boren, and her children, Greg, Gary, Dale and Gina Bauer and Kimberly Boren, her mother, Mrs.

Mary Lillian Fessel and a brother, Carl Edward Fessel, both of Louisville. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Sat. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church with burial in St. Marys Cemetery, New Albany, Ind.

Mrs. Boren will be at Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington Rd. Visiting Thurs. from 7 to 9 p.m., Fri. from 2 to 5 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. The family requests remembrances in the form of spiritual offerings. FRYE, Mr. Paul E. Sr.

Passed away Jan. 23, 1969, in his 56th year. Family residence, 1200 Ashland Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. Dorothy Segler Frye; loving father of Mr.

Paul E. Frye, devoted brother of Messrs James and Austin Frye, Mrs. C. M. Dees, St.

Petersburg, Fla. Mr. Frye is resting at the Southern Home of Arch L. Heady and Son, 3601 Taylor until 10 p.m. at which time he will be taken to the Memphis Funeral Home, Memphis, where services will be conducted Sun.

at 2. p.m. Interment Memorial Park, Memphis Tenn. HEUSER, Miss Lily Katherine Jan. 23, 1969 at 1:05 p.m.

at Mt. Holly Nursing Home. Residence 3318 Trinity Rd. Sister of William P. Heuser, aunt of Mrs.

Stanton K. Bryan, Mrs. Eugene Hartmann, and Miss Phyllis Heuser, also survived by 4 grand nieces and 3 grand nephews. Funeral from Pearson's, 149 Breckinridge Ln. Sat.

afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. HUDGINS, Mr. Curtis P. (Dave) 56, Thursday, January 23, 1969, at General Hospital.

Residence, 1633 So. Preston St. Survivors are 3 sons, Curtis Joseph and Michael Hudgins; sister, Mrs. Charlotte Roby; 5 brothers, Charles, Bruce, Owen, Berlin and Hueston Hudgins; halfsister, Mrs. Eva Jackson and 5 grandchildren.

Mr. Hudgins will be at the residence, 1633 So. Preston from noon Friday until time of service at 2 p.m. Saturday. Interment St.

Stephen Cemetery. LOUGHMILLER, Mr. Lewis B. 70 years of age died at a.m. at Memorial Hospital.

His residence was 105 Fischer Albany, Ind. Surviving. his wife, the former Mamie Timperman; a son, Robert L. Loughmiller of New Albany and a daughter, Mrs. Doris Copler of Floyd Knobs; 9 grandchildren; brothers, Raleigh of New Albany and Henry of Cordon and sisters, Miss Clara L.

Loughmiller of New Albany and Mrs. Viola Hampel in California. Remains, are at the Kraft Funeral Home, New Albany, Ind. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Sat.

from Holy Family Church with burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. MEANEY, Mary A. Quinn) Thursday, January 23, 1969, at 1:30 p.m., at her residence, 1811 Strand Avenue. Survived by sons, William M.

and Lawrence D. Meaney; daughter, Mrs. J. Elvin (Mary Margaret) Weber; 10 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Dawson and Mrs.

Cecilia Houlihan, both of New York City. Funeral from Dougherty and Son Funeral Home, 1118 So. Third St. (between Oak and St. Catherine), Monday morning, January 27th, at 9 o'clock, and in St.

Agnes Church at 9:30. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary, by the Altar Society of St. Agnes, 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Visiting after 12 noon Saturday.

MEISEL, Philip B. Age 72, died Jan. 21st, 1969, at 2:30 p.m at the Heritage House. Residence, 1802 Hartman Ave. Survived by son, Phillip B.

Meisel 2 daughters, Miss Ethel (Jackie) Meisel, and Mrs. Robert (Marilee) Zoeller; 5 grandchildren; 1 brother, Martin S. Meisel, Portsmouth, Ohio; 3 sisters, Mrs. Leo (Ada) Waller, Mrs. Raymond (Nelle) McCarty.

Mrs. Mack (Ann) Wheeler, all of Portsmouth, Ohio. Funeral from the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd. (Enter parking area from Dutchman's Fri. morning, Jan.

24, at 9 o'clock, and in St. Agnes Church at 9:30. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary Thurs. evening at 7:30 by the Holy Name Society.

MESCHEDE, Miss Rosa A. 88 years of age, Jan. 23, 1969, 2 a.m. at the Heritage House. Residence, 2004 W.

Main St. Sister of Mrs. Theresa Eisenmenger and Mrs. Paul Reynolds, Phoenix, Ariz. Several nieces also survive.

Miss Meschede is at Rattermans, 2114 W. Market St. Funeral services Sat. 9 a.m. at St.

Anthony Church. Interment St. Louis Cemetery. The Altar Society will recite the rosary 7:39 p.m. Fri.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thurs. loans grandchildren and great-grandchild. Interment Portland WEISENBERGER, May Robbert (Thursday, January 23. 1969, at $5:30 p.m., at Anne Lynne Manor.

Residence, 1026 So. Brook St. Widow of Theodore P. Weisenberger: mother of Mrs. Mary W.

(Bess) Moses; sister of Miss Elma R. Robbert: also survived by nephew and 3 nieces. Funeral from Pearsons, 149 Breckinridge Lane, Saturday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock. Interment Cave Hill Cemeter y. Cemetery Lots, Monuments RESTHAVEN, Section 14; 3 grave lots; similar graves selling for $300 each, will take $150 each or make offer.

361-2074. RESTHAVEN, 4 graves, section 8, 368-1884. RESTHAVEN, $200 lots, choice section: will sacrifice. 454-3685. Louisville Crematory and Columbarium, A Haven Of Beautiful Memories.

641 Baxter Ave. Call 584-7566 PANKE MONUMENT CO. 817 E. St. 585-4401 Out of the High Rent District Funeral Directors ARCH L.

HEADY AND SON 1201 E. Oak St. 635-5231 4109 Taylorsville Rd. 451-3927 3601 Taylor Blvd. 368-5811 8519 Preston Hgwy 969-1367 OWEN FUNERAL HOME 2611 Virginia Avenue 776-5775 OWEN SUBURBAN CHAPEL 5317 Dixie Haw 447-2600 PEARSON FUNERAL HOMES Pearson Son, Inc.

1310 Third St 634-3628 149 Breckinridge Ln. 896-0349 BOSSE Funeral Home Barret and Ellison 451-8440 McAFEE FUNERAL HOME 3928 Bardstown Rd. 458-1561 Mt. Washington 538-4228 NUNNELLEY Funeral Home 4327 Tavior Blvd. 368-3396 MANNING-DUNN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 518 26th St.

775-6414 DUNN-FAIRDALE Funeral Home 411 Fairdale Rd. 361-1688 J. B. RATTERMAN SONS 2114 Market 776-4661 3800 Bardstown Rd 459-3800 GODFREY F. RUSSMAN SON Funeral Home 1041 Goss 635-7426 0.

D. WHITE SONS. INC. Funeral Home 2727 S. 3rd 637-4474 W.

G. HARDY FUNERAL HOMES 4101 Dixie Hgwy. 448-3581 10907 Dixie Hgwy. 937-6400 RATTERMAN BROTHERS 3711 Lexington Rd. 893-3644 THE MCDANIEL Funeral Home, Inc.

363-3566 363-3567 4339 Park Blvd. BARRETT Funeral Home 1230 Bardstown Rd 451-5530 HERBERT C. CRALLE Funeral Home 2428 Frankfort Ave. 893-5223 HIGHLANDS FUNERAL HOME 3331 Taylorsville Rd Off Dutchman's Ln. 451-4420 D.

J. DOUGHERTY SON 1118 S. 3rd St. 583-1142 Broadway at 34th 776-6642 SCHOPPENHORST BROS Funeral Home 19th and Market 585-4394 EMBRY-BOSSE FUNERAL HOME 2723 Preston Highway 635-6371 LEE E. CRALLE INC.

1330 S. Third St. 634-3646 634-3647 ALBERT NEURATH SON Funeral Home 725 E. Market 584-1191 Lodge and Club Notices 8 CRESCENT Hill Lodge number 820 and AM will meet in called communication at 2825 Frankfort Ave. on Jan.

24, at 7 p.m. for conferment of MM degree. Refreshments after 1st section. Visitors welcome. William S.

Abel, Master; H. Vernon Emerson, Secy. PLUMB Lodge number 862 AM, meets in stated communication at Taylor Blvd. and Carlisle Ave. this Fri.

Jan. 24th, at 7:30 p.m. for regular business and conferance of EA degree. E. P.

Phillips, Master, J. A. Taber, Secy. POST D.T.P.A. LOUISVILLE, KY.

will hold a meeting Jan. 25, 1969, 8 p.m. at the Kentucky Hotel. All members urged to attend. C.

A. KOERNER, Pres. W. F. KERN, Secy.

Vacation Suggestions 10-A ROUGH RIVER SUMMER VACATION Nicest location on Rough River. On the water. Near state dock. New 50x12 trailer with 2 bedrooms. With cots available, room for 6 or more.

Central air conditioning. Everything furnished. round slopes gently to water. Place for your boat at property. Small rowboat furnished for fishing.

Plenty of trees with swing and yard. Ideal for entire family. $150 for 7 full days. Reservations must be made in advance. Call 969-6185 or 637- 3350.

Lost 11 BRACELET, onyx, and diamond, lost Wed. evening. Liberal reward. Call Mrs. Cook, 896-9610.

CAT, large black and white neutered male; Castlewood vicinity. Reward. Call 451-2802. COAT, lady's brown suede, at Standiford Field, Jan. 18th or 19th; reward, Call collect, Elkhart, Ind.

219-264-2791, or 219-264-8558. DOG, male Boxer, fawn and white, last seen at The Rosebowl Bowling Lanes. Call 459-4428, small reward. DOG, Pomeranian, red sable. Answers to Vicinity of Glenafton Ln.

and Molter. Reward. Call after 5. 634-9769. DOG, white Spitz, female, 8 months old.

Longfield and Taylor Blvd. Reward. 367-8590. DOG, beagle, young. male, black, brown and white, "King," Reward, 893-5390.

DOG, large black and white male Collie, East End, named Bandit; reward. Call 454-3175, 452-2028. DOG, Chihuahua, male, light tan, under year old, vicinity 1741 Payne St. Reward. 583-1232.

DOG, male, Chihuahua, lost 2nd and Oak. Reward. 448-5174. PUPPY, blonde Cocker, temale; Grinstead, Lexington Rd area. Reward.

895-2069. PUP, brown and white male Beagle; behind Valley Shopping Center. 935-8956. PURSE, child's black leather, red billfold, glasses in case, J- Town. Center.

reward. 267-6301. WRIST watch, lady's Hamilton, black band, initials JMK-MWG, dated 7-27-1940, sentimental value, reward. Call 896-0206. WRISTWATCH, Lady Elgin, yellow gold; Preston St.

department store; reward. 367-8821 Found 12 CAT, orange neutered male with collar, found 34th and Market area. 776-4417. Information -Personals 13 AUTO BOAT TRAILER Money Saving Rate for preferred risks fo those who have been canceled, rejected, need state filings the best available rates with low monthly payments. SENG INSURANCE AGENCY 1908 Crums Ln.

(Shively) 448-7747 $100 reward for to the whereabouts of the following man. Warren Reidling white male, last known address 7106 Upper River Rd. Any information regarding this man, contact immediately Al Huffman, Bail Bonds, Jefferson, Louisville, Ky. Phone 584-8766. For appointment resulting in sale of our equipment.

For information call Rainbow Distributing 897-1518. DEAR HOME SHOPPER- -If yoU make as much as $3.720 per year yOU could qualify 10 purchase a new vedicom brick home. Call 368-4806. Agent Young drivers, old drivers, good drivers, cancelled drivers, safe boaters, proud INSURE FOR LESS AVERY INS. AGENCY 584-6368 VACANCY for ambulatory or invalid patient with 24 hour nursing care, private home, Highlands area.

Call 584-5666. WANTED, 8 tickets for the NCAA basketfall finals at Freedom Hall. Call collect, Area code 513-275- to choose from. The family that 7133, Dayton, Ohio. GAMES-GAMES-GAMES.

Over I 100 plays together stays together. CAUFIELD'S on 3rd St. 583-0636 rates. made at bank Civil Cases In Circuit Court: Miss, Linda Sue Love, 741 5. 36th, and her sister, Miss Helen Marie Love.

awarded $1,250 each against Mrs. Jeanne H. Whitehouse, 2802 Sharon Way, and $1,250 each against Joseph A. Eads. 1623 Rowan.

and his employer, Thoni Magic, Oil Benzol Gas Stations, in traffic accident May 14, 1966 at Floyd and Kentucky. Augustus C. Beavers, 5205 Alba Way, awarded $2,088.45 by fury against Thurman E. Smiley, 8603 Denise Drive, in traffic accident Jan 6, 1967, at Newburg Road and Indian Trail. Juvenile In Adult Division: Howard Felts, 37, of support, one year in fail.

Charles Weaver, 33, of nonsupport, six months in 1100 block Julia non- 100. block W. Ormsby, fail. Building Permits Cost estimates do not include plumbing, heating, air conditioning, electrical facilities, built-in equipment and land costs. Logsdon Constr.

dwelling at 4212 Blossomwood, $11,000. Leonard Leo, 8-unit apartment at 2553 Glenmary $35,00. A. J. Gunderson, add room to building at 4108 Preston $16,500.

Criminal Cases In Police Court: Arthur E. Barker, 29, of 600 block S. 26th, malicious shooting, held to grand jury, March 11. Janice Carol McLaughlin, 23, of 3500 block Taylor uttering a worthless check, held to grand jury, March 25. Charles Henry Turner, 21, of 7800 block Terry Lane, armed robbery, held to grand jury, Feb.

4. Charles Lee Booth, 21, of 1700 block Dumesnil, and Horace Lee Bell, 22, of 3500 block W. Kentucky, both charged with grand larceny, held to grand jury, March 12. Rudie Green, 23, of 700 block E. Chestnut, malicious shooting, held to grand jury, Jan.

27. Edward L. Robinson, 36, of 800 block S. Hancock, robbery by violence, amended to disorderly conduct, 60 days in jail. In Quarterly Court: Harold J.

Cox 21, of 3700 block Astrocraft Drive, and also of 5200 block Doyle Drive, conversion, held. to grand jury, Feb. 3. Gerald E. Mobley, 30, of 3700 block Mamaroneck Road, involuntary manslaughter, hit and run and destroying public property, held to grand jury, Jan.

29. Ralph W. Smith, 22, of 13300 block Meadowlawn Drive, dwelling-house breaking, held to grand jury, Feb. 3. David L.

White, 18, of 4600 block Silver Leaf Drive, storehouse breaking, knowingly receiving stolen property, and utteriq a false instrument in writing, heid to grand jury, Feb. 10. Charles W. Douglas, 20, Ft. Knox, detaining a female and assault and battery, held to grand jury, Feb.

19. Thomas G. Robards, 21, Ft. Knox, detaining a female and assault and battery, held to grand jury, Feb. 19.

Samuel J. of 6000 block Bolo Court, obtaining money under false pretenses, held to grand jury, Feb. 17. Larry Turner, 26, Elizabethtown, Route 2, child abandonment and bond jumping, held to grand jury, Feb. deserting a pregnant wife, filed away.

William J. Brotzge, 37, of 11300 block Dearing Road, Valley Station, possession of burglary tools, held to grand jury, Feb. 4. Douglas A. Sowders, 26, of 8100 block Edsel Lane, Fern Creek, disorderly conduct amended from carrying concealed a deadly weapon, $10 and $18 court costs; drunken driving, filed away; reckless driving, $100 and $13 court costs.

Floyd Jones Jr. 22, of 3500 block Marvin Buechel, robbery by violence, held to grand jury, Feb. 3. William D. Harshfield, 23, of 13500 block Tennis Bivd.

Valley Station, dwelling-house breaking, held to grand jury, Feb. 4. Edwin C. Wooden, 25, of 500 block Tumeric Lane, Pleasure Ridge Park, dwelling-house breaking, held to grand jury, Feb. 4.

Ben Duncan, 28, of 200 block S. 30th, four charges of dwelling-house breaking, held to grand jury, Feb. 3. Edwin Edwards, 23, of 900 block Winkler aiding and abetting in an armed robbery, held to grand jury, Feb. 4.

William Ray Lewis, 33, of 4500 block Sunset Drive, two charges of uttering false instruments in writing, he'd to grand iury, Jan. 29. D. Finkbeiner, 32, of 1200 block S. Preston, six charges of uttering false instruments in writing, held to grand jury, Jan.

29. Thomas N. Jones 24, of 4600 block Bellevue armed robbery, held to grand jury, Jan. 28. In Criminal Court: James Robert Hall, 21, of 1200 block Moore Court, plea of guilty to two charges of storehouse breaking and one charge of grand larceny, three years in LEGAL A ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE OF THE DIVISION OF PURCHASES FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY ROOM NO.

344, NEW CAPITOL ANNEX BUILDING, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY FOR THE FOLLOWING STATE AGENCY REQUIREMENTS UNTIL HOURS AND DATES SHOWN BELOW. PCT SIGNIFIES PRICE CONTRACT. Invitation Commodity Description, State Agency 10:00 A.M., JANUARY 31, 1969-FRIDAY. S-1654 69-Fiberglass Panels, Kentucky Village. 10:00 A.M., FEBRUARY.

7, 1969-FRIDAY. S-1652-69-Portion Meat, Various State Agencies. S-1653-69-Meat Meat Products, Various State Agencies. Machines, Woodsbend Boys' Camp. S-1656-69-Janitorial Supplies, Various State Agencies.

Install Vertical Blinds, Murray State University. S-1658-69-Canned Packaged Foods, Northern Kentucky Vocational School. S-1659-69-Miscellaneous Kitchen Equipment, Various State Agencies. S-1660-69-Furnish Install Shower Partitions, South Hall, Western Kentucky University. BIDS FOR THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS WILL BE OPENED AT THE ABOVE SPECIFIED HOURS AND ON THE ABOVE DATES.

FURTHER INFORMATION AND. THE NECESSARY BID FORMS THE AND SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM DIVISION OF PURCHASES, ABOVE ADDRESS. VENDORS ARE HEREBY REMINDED THAT EACH BID MUST BE SIGNED TO BE VALID. N. B.

McCUBBIN DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF PURCHASES INVITATION TO BID The Urban Renewal and Community Development Agency of Louisville, hereinafter referred to 3rd as the "Agency, whose offices are located on the floor at 400 Sn. Sixth Street, Louisville, Kentucky, is in the development stage of the West Downtown Renewal Area, Project Ky R-10. The Agency hereby Invites competitive bid proposals through March 24, 1969 for the purchase of ALL or PART of a tract situated approximately 100 feet west of the southwest corner of 10th and Market Streets and having 154 feet frontage on Market Street by approximately 195 feet In depth, and containing approximately 30,056 square feet. Any offer for a PART of this tract must be for a site having no less than 60 teet in width, nor having any more than 94 feet In width. All bids must be accompanied by a proposal for the development of the property in accordance with the Urban Renewal Plan for Project Ky.

R-10. All bid proposals must be in a sealed envelope marked: "Competitive Bid Proposal to be Opened 3:00 p.m., March 24, 1969" and must contain: Offer to Purchase. Redeveloper's Statement for Public Disclosure and Redeveloper's of Qualifications and Financial Responsibility 3. Sketch or preliminary drawing (building only). This may be a pencil sketch, preliminary architectural drawing, or A picture of a comparable building with floor plan.

4. Site plan. This plan must show the location of building on the site, paved parking area, curb cuts, loading and unloading spaces, walkways, and landscaped areas. 5. Narrative description.

Describe fully the intended use of the entire development; also the type building and its exterior treatment. 6. Good faith deposit. A certified check or equivalent is required in an amount no less than five per cent of the bid price. All bid forms and restrictions applicable to the development of this property are available upon hours, request at the Agency during its regular office 8:30 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. No bid proposals in response to the Invitation to Bid will be opened or reviewed prior to 3:00 p.m., March 24, 1969. All bidders will be notified within thirty days following such bid closing. The Agency reserves the right to reiect any or all proposals which are not consistent with the the right Urban to Renewal Plan, and further reserves select any proposal, which the Agency deems to be in the best general interest of the overall Urban Renewal Program. cleared The of all existing structures, rough graded, and Property will be delivered to the redeveloper with utility easements to the property lines.

LEGAL NOTICE To all inhabitants and all persons owning property within the hereinafter described boundaries; tice that Action No. 124334, Jefferson Circuit Court, Arthur Chancery Branch, Vogedes and Paul Effinger on January 9, Fourth Division, was filed by 1969 seeking to establish a fire protection district Dis- to be known as the "Fern Creek Fire Protection trict" in accordance Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 75. Defense, objection, or remonstrance may be made to the petition by any inhabitant or person owning property within the hereinafter described boundaries by filing said defense, action obiection, before or in the above styled Wednesday, February 5, 1969 at 9:00 judgment A.M., creating the time the set by the Court for entry of fire protection district. The territory sought to be included in the "Fern Creek Fire Protection District" is as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the centerline of Fairgrounds Road at its intersection with the centerline of Hudson Lane; thence South with the centerline of Fairgrounds Road 280 feet; thence in a westerly South- direction 520 feet, more or less, to a point at the west corner of the property conveyed to Owen Scheldorf and wife of record in Deed Book 3158, Page 281, in the Office the Clerk of the County Court of Jefferson County, Kentucky, said point being also in the Easterly line of the property conveyed to Everett Deed E. Moore and Betty Moore by deed of record in Book 352, Page 94, in the aforesaid Clerk's Office; thence in a Southerly direction along said last mentioned Easterly line 105 feet to the Southeast corner of said Moore tract; thence in a Northwesterly direction parallel with Hudson Lane 3,015 feet more or less, to the centerline of Hudson Lane at, a point South 3 degrees 51 minutes West of the Southwest corner of Fern Creek Acres, Section 2-A, of record in Plat and Subdivision Book 12, Page 91, in the aforesaid Clerk's Office; thence North 3 degrees 51 minutes East to the 3 Southwest corner of said subdivision; thence North degrees 51 minutes East to the Northwest corner of said subdivision and continuing North 3 degrees 51 minutes East to the centerline of the Louisville Gas Electric Company electric transmission line easement; thence in an Easterly direction along the centerline of said easement to a point approximately 1200 feet due North of Fairgrounds Road where said road makes a 90 degree turn North to East; thence South 1200 feet, more or less, to said point where Fairgrounds Road makes a 90 turn, said point being the centerline of Fairgrounds Road and the Northeast corner of Geneva Village, plat of which is of record in Plat and Subdivision Book 12, Page in the aforesaid Clerk's Office; thence South 4 degrees, 19 minutes West 1210 feet and South 4.

degrees 43 minutes West 714.20 feet, more or less, along the centerline of said Fairgrounds Road to the point of beginning. OLDHAM, BURROUGHS MILLER By: William Katzinski Attorneys for Petitioners 420 West Jefferson Street Louisville, Kentucky 40202 587-7331 BANK LOUISVILLE $21,500. a.m. 5th Broadway away. Monday-Friday-8 a.m.-5 p.m.

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99-103 AUCTION SALES Class 109 Announcements Deaths and Funerals 'he information in the death notices is furnished to this newspaper by the Funeral Directors. ALLEN, Charles Wilbur Age 60, passed away Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in Grayson County Hospital. Survived by wife, Ruth Allen; mother, Mrs. Cora Allen; daughters, Mrs.

George B. Day, IV, Mrs. Marvin Meaney, Miss Sharon Sue Allen; sons, Charles, James and Richard Allen, all of Louisville. Funeral services Saturday at 10:30 a.m. CST, Tom S.

Ellis Funeral Home, Caneyville, Ky. Interment, Allen Cemetery. BLANKENBAKER, Mrs. Emma J. (nee Simmons) Passed away in her 85th year Jan.

22, 1969, at 4:30 p.m. Sister of Mrs. Leslie (Monzell) Barrow; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Blankenbaker is resting at the Oak St.

home of Arch L. Heady Son, 1201 E. Oak where services will be conducted Jan. 25, at 11 a.m. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery.

Friends may kindly visit after 6 p.m. Thurs. CARTER, Mr. John M. Passed away Jan.

21, 1969 in his 83rd year. Family residence, 518 Finzer St. Beloved father of Mrs. Dorothy P. Harris, Mrs.

Aleta M. Ringle, Mrs. Ruth J. Jarett, Messrs. Homer George Paul Floyd W.

and Robert A. Carter; loving brother of Mrs. Pauline M. Crothers, Mrs. Genevieve Sullivan and Mr.

Charles Carter. Mr. Carter is resting at the Southern Home of Arch L. Heady and Son, 3601 Taylor Blvd. where services will be conducted Fri.

at 11 a.m. Interment, Louisville Memorial Gardens. COOK, Mrs. Emma W. (nee Bell) Passed away Jan.

22, 1969, at 3:30 a.m. in her 60th year. Residence, 2117 Dixdale Ave. Devoted wife of Mr. Dallas.

Cook; beloved mother of Mrs. E. J. (Wanda) Higgs, and Mr. Dewey L.

Cook. Sister of Mr. Harvey Bell, Mr. Hascal Bell, and Calvin Bell; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, Suburban Chapel, 5317 Dixie Hgwy.

Funeral services Fri. 1:30 p.m. at the Suburban Chapel. Burial in Louisville Memorial Gardens. CURRAN, Miss Cecilia Jan.

22, 1969, at 9 a.m. at Methodist Evangelical Hos- Cemetery. Home, private women, pri635-5811 637-1866. LIQUORS. Let Us Keep Your SPIRITS HIGH at Harold Nash's CENTRAL LIQUORS, 6311 4th.

FOREIGN Tobaccos- pipe repairing etc. Kremer's Smoke Shop, 333 S. Preston St. at Liberty. INDIANA marriage information, (marriage parlor) 282-3709.

PROBLEMS The Bible has the answer. Call 459-7592 anytime. 583-5466. Services Outerea Services Offered -General 14 ACCOUNTANT, experienced in small loan companies, pharmacies and liquors; business to be transacted from my home; will assume responsibility of payrolls, general ledgers, reconciliations, monthly summaries and taxes; light typing and correspondence. Reliable and reasonable.

895-5146. ACOUSTICAL ceilings; floor ings; paneling; remodeled basements. rstimates Clancy. 458-7664. ADDITIONS, 5 year FHA terms.

Call man who works on lob. Room baths panel basemerts, dormers. MR. KESSLER 458-3593 969-7885 ADDITIONS, repairs; reliable and insured: 36 months to pay. THE JEFFERSON CO.

582-1851 ADDITIONS, alterations. do all types remodeling, 7 year terms. Honest bids. Call anytime. 451-4071.

ADDITIONS, alterations 2 brothers, 30 years experience, insured, honest bids, save 636-5141. ADDITIONS, remodeling. all types, basements, attics and baths our specialty: financing. 368-6337. AIR conditioning; refrigeration, heating, water coolers, water heaters, freezers, commercial and residential.

367-6816. AIRCRAFT for charter passenger or cargo. Also flight training. 458- 3211. Central American Airways.

ALTERATIONS and sewing in Highlands area. 459-5321. BASEMENT waterproofing; Guaranteed, Free estimate. 368-2822. BUDGET MANAGERS 582-2537 Consolidate your bills into one ment Kentuckians' oldest Budget Service.

Licensed and bonded since 1950. HOFFMAN BLDG. 139 S. 4th CARPENTER Work of all kinds, father and sons, 26 years in business. 969-8721.

CARPENTER repair work: porches sash cords. roots. quitering. Free estimates; insured 964-5817. Free Home Estimates.

Rov Gumm 587-0350 CARPENTRY, painting, plastering, concrete work, insured, free estimate, D. C. Singleton. 776-1664. CHIMNEY vents cleaned, roof repairs, plastering.

964-9785 CHIMNEYS, grates, gas vents, cleaned and repaired; 776-4173. CONCRETE work, patios, drives, walks, stucco, retaining walls, waterproofing; work guaranteed, free estimates. 367-1849. CONCRETE work, patios, steps, drives, walks, walls, stucco, free estimates; guaranteed. 368-2822.

DRYWALL work, do complete job. Call after 6 p.m. 366-2081. ELECTRIC 220 Rewiring, free estimates, hour emergency 24 hour service. 583-5139, 425-4747.

LONGACRE ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL A-1 SERVICE, new and rewiring specialists. Up to 5 years credit. We do it right. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC 583-1880 FLOOR sandina, laving and ish no: laid; free estimates HIGHFILL HESTER 585-3507 363-9793 FURNACE repair, any type, parts for all makes, special on cleaning, fast 24 hour service, 30 years experience; 363-5177.

FURNACE, repair, special on cleaning, 24 hour service, 20 years experience, 636-3379. FURNACES, all makes, 24 hour service, $4.50 per call. Bonded, licensed and insured. 935-1474. FURNACE, 24 hours, service, any make, free estimates.

361-3353. GUTTERS, painting, carpentry work: free estimates: new and repairs: 368-0509 INCOME tax, 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Federal and State, $4 up; rental properties, small business. V. N. Noe, 768 Eastern Pkwy.

637-4013. INCOME TAXES; personal and business, BOOKKEEPING, co.n• plete service, 454-0703. INCOME Tax filed. J. W.

Hagan, 809 Dixie Highway. 584-7578. Also small businesses. INCOME tax returns filed, vidual only. 139 E.

Amherst Ave. Phone 366-6600. INCOME tax filed, by appointment, K. Hamilton, 447-0059. PATCH plastering, cellings to be lowered, roofing, paneling, and chimney repair, cheap, Interior and exterior painting, 361-2140.

PLASTERING; for the best in new and patch work. Stucco, dry wall. Free estimates, 368-1045. PLUMBING repair service, remodeling, new work; water and gas services replaced. WENZ, JR.

636-1043 PLUMBING; baths installed in older buildings; new water service connections, gas lines, water heaters; free estimates. 451-4528 PLUMBING; reasonable rates, repairs, remodeling, sewer cleaning, 636-1838 635-3135. 24 hours. PLUMBING, repair, remodeling, electric sewer cleaning, 24 hours. Charlie's Plumbing, 937-2165.

RANGES serviced and adiusted. Kleier Appliance, 368-8120. ROOF, chimneys, grates, plasterwork. 776-4173. ROOFING and repair work: tree estimates.

Call Saunders and Sans. 964-2365 ROOFING, all types of roofing, no job too small. 583-5957. TELEVISION service, for dependab service call dependable service dealer. We employ only the finest technicians, no helpers will service your set when you call RUTH ELECTRIC CO.

451-7600 TELEVISION Service, color or black and white, experienced technicians. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. 1 Hour service. FRANKLIN BROS. 1519 Dixie Hgwy.

772-2581. TELEVISION service, anytime, coior specialists, guaranteed work, by qualified technicians. BUDGET TV 964-3111. TELEVISION service, quick, reasonable, guaranteed, night calls, credit available. SHACKLETTE'S TV 363-3506 TELEVISION service, in 1 hour.

$2.50 Reliable. Since 1948, Briner's TV Co 454-4263 TREE Service trimming, topping, removal, spray, full insured ACME TREE SERVICE 895-5283 TREE Service, trimming, toppina. removal, spray, fully insured. ACME TREE SERVICE 895-5293 TREE, topping, taken down, fully insured. Tungett, 448-2792.

REMODELING ADDITIONS. bath. coms, kitchen, siding, roots, ariveways, porch enclosures, free estimates. 16 vears experience, satisfaction guaranteed. Call Sam.

897-2537. TERMS TO SUIT YOU INCOME TAX $1 Short Form $2 Long Form 1633 W. Jefferson 583-6450 Dixie and Valley Station Rd. 935-8982 HOLLAND TAX SERVICE Home Improvements Air Conditioning, Plumbing and Heating 20-A FURNACE cleaning, $7.95, parts and repairs for all makes; 24 hour service, work guaranteed. Brown Heating and Air Conditioning Company Inc.

587-0786. FURNACE Cleaning, $6.50 up. Parts and service on all makes, gas, oil or coal. 24 hour service. BISHOP HOME HEATING AIR CONDITIONING.

451-9313. Electrical Service 20-E ELECTRIC 220 rewiring, free estimates, hour emergency 24 hour service, 583-5139, 425-4747. LONGACRE ELECTRIC CO ELECTRICAL Rewiring, repairs, 220 wiring. Call 447-8322. SHAW ELECTRIC CO.

INC. ELECTRICAL rewire or repair, 24 hours, free estimates. Bloyd Electric. 637-5531. Fencina 20-F FENCE all types, skilled erection.

FALL CITY FENCE CO. Inc. 2936 St Xavier St. 778-7311 Garages 20-G GARAGES room additions. ports, porches.

Call for best price. 636-2583 Continental Const. Co Ornamental Iron 20-0 ORNAMENTAL IRON, to beautify your home, discount for cash. Keatuckiana Ornamental Iron Co. 775-8510 Remodeling 20-R ALUMINUM Siding.

Roofing, compiete interior repair. FREE ESTIMATES DOMESTIC CONST. CO. 584-8574 FREE estimates, repair and remodeling, for or business. Call anytime.

363-0779. JOYCE CONTRACTING co. 589-3351 Moving and Hauling 21 Court MOVING and hauling, day service anywhere in Kentucky, We buy anything of value. 957-3383, 368-8767. HAULING, wrecking, remove rubbish, dump and pickup trucks: immediate service.

361-2730. HAULING stoves. refrigerators, furniture, anything, 584-5410. Nights and Sun. Call 245-0446.

LIGHT Hauling, odd lobs, cleaning basements: garages and attics. Harold Hale, 448-5979. MOVING $5 a room. experienced veteran, average room. 636-1238.

MOVING; hauling rubbish; name it, we do it: need work. 448-2699. HAULING, rubbish, small buildIngs, no job too small. 776-5053. WHITE'S Delivery service; light hauling, 964-8270.

A-1 light Hauling, appliance, etc. Call 363-0985 or 969-3450. LIGHT hauling and moving; veteran. 637-8969. MOVING and, hauling any time; reasonable, rellable, 366-9692.

WRECKING, rubbish removal, no job too small. Veteran, 776-3388. MOVING hauling day or night, Les Freeman: 964-0372. MOVING and hauling any time. reasonable, reliable.

366-9692. JIM'S moving and hauling, 24 hour service, 776-9060, 776-9108. MOVING and hauling, 7 days week; 778-1283. Day or nicht. TRASH removal, lots, yards, homes.

Call after 5 p.m., 772-0608. Painting, Papering 23 CLEANING paper, washing walls. woodwork: interior, exterior painting and general house cleaning; experienced Edward Nilest. 368-8027 PAINTING, special off on all interior expires Feb. 15th Geo.

Glass, 636-2663. 634-8257. PAINTING, papering and steaming. Red Spot paint: immediate service. 587-1028, 778-6504.

PAINTING, interior and exterior: free estimates; insured workers. WM. H. MINTON 774-5817 PAINTING, free estimates, J. W.

Sloan, 403 Southland 366-5189. PAPER and vinyl hanging, painting, plastering and steaming, A-1 work, samples shown, reasonable rates. Free estimates, quick servIce. BILL FLEIG 774-3636 PAPER hanging, labor $5 room, samples plastering, painting. A-1 work; quick service.

RANKIN 778-0431 PAPER hangina, furnished, hung, rooms. $28 up: plastering; roofing. Mr. Lite. 366-1975; 361-2140.

PAPER hanging, reasonable, first class work. Pinkston, 969-1796. PAPER Hanging, A-1, winter rate no drinker, R. Barnes, 969-3476. PAPERHANGING, painting; 1st class work, 16 years experience, free estimates.

C. Barnes. 964- 6081. PAPERING, painting, plastering. celing and floor tiles, carpentry, terms, insured, guaranteed.

C. W. Lehr, Decorators 776-2169. PAPERING and painting, first class work. Bankamericard Welcome.

T. Wilson, 776-9657. QUALITY Papering, quick service. Murals, Vinyls a specialty. Winter rates.

452-1818; 451-8773 Deaths and Funerals MOORE, Mrs. Hester (nee Reese) Departed this life at the age of 84 years at 8:15 a.m. Thurs. Jan. 1969 at the Geriatrics Center.

Former Survived residence by 3520 Dayton Ave. sister-in-law Mrs. Faye Board and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services 9 a.m. Funeral Sat.

Jan. 25th at the McAfee Home, 3928 Bardstown Rd. by Pastor Curt Davis of Trinity Chapel Church Interment Lexington Ky. cemetery. O'NEAL, Mr.

Noble Age 33 years, Jan. 23, 1969, at 12:10 a.m. Residence, 7202 Tangelo Dr. Husband of Carole Atkins O'Neal. Son of Lillian Ulmer Roegiers; brother of Harvey and Frank O'Neal, Mrs.

Augustus of (Barbara) Pvt. Charles Harrison; half-brother Roegiers in Vietnam. Grandson of Mrs. Stella Canter. Funeral Sat.

morning, 8:15, from Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison and at St. Bernard Church at 8:45. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary by men of the parish Fri. 8 p.m.

REYNOLDS, Mary E. 740 Heywood. passed away in her 67th year, Jan. 23rd, 1969 at 11:20 a.m. at the St.

Anthony Hospital. Devoted mother of Mrs. William (Martha) Lee, 3 grandchildren. Friends may call after 11 a.m. Fri.

at the W. G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie Hgwy. where funeral services will be held Sat. at 2 p.m.

Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. ROGERS, Mrs. Eleanor McCrocklin Wife of Howard F. Rogers, residence, 1228 Valley Drive, Thursday, January 23, 1969, at 6:20 p.m. Mother of Mrs.

Richard A. (Harriet) Dentinger, Mrs. Harry L. (Judy) Dolan, Hamilton, Ohio and John F. Rogers; survived also by her mother, Mrs.

Eleanor Stein McCrocklin; sisters, Mrs. Siena M. Thirlwell, Mrs. Charles (Mary Lee) Jackson and Mrs. Vincent (Ann) brother, Francis S.

McCrocklin, and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Mass Saturday, January 25th, at 10:30 a.m., at St. Stephen Martyr Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Rosary recitation Friday at 7:30 p.m., At Barret Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Road. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of gifts to St.

Stephen Martyr School. ROUSE, Jack T. Age 63, January 23, 1969, at St. Anthony Hospital. Residence, 12005 Brookmoor Drive, Middletown, KY.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Sarah Whitman Rouse; devoted father Mrs. Sarah Rouse Gividen, Middietown, also survived by 3 grandchildren; Louisville, brothers, William A. D. Rouse, Rouse, Riverside, M.

A. Rouse, Shelbyville, Ky. and T. V. Rouse, Webster Grove, Mo.

Mr. Rouse is at the Hardy Funeral Home, Shepherdsville, until Saturday at 10 a.m., at which time he will lie-in-state at Beargrass Christian Church, 4100 Shelbyville Road, St. Matthews. Services, 2. p.m.

Interment Resthaven Memorial Cemetery. Washington, D. C. and Springfield, Va. papers please copy.

SCHMID, Mr. George Age 82 years, at 4:30 p.m., Jan. 21st, 1969, at residence, 124 Fenley Ave. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Frank H.

Thieman and Miss Carolyn Schmid; several nieces and nephews. Services from the Herbert C. Cralle Funeral Home, 2428 Frankfort Ave. at 2 p.m. Fri.

Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. SHAIN, Mrs. Eula Belle (nee Miller) Passed away Jan. 21, 1969, at 5:25 p.m. in her 77th year.

Family residence, 3622 W. Jefferson St. Beloved sister of Mrs. Fannie Holland, South Gate, Mr James Miller; also survived by stepsons, Mr. Willard L.

Shain, Mr. Hulie 0. Shain and several nieces and nephews. Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Fri.

at 11 a.m. from Owen Chapel. Burial at Louisville Memorial Gardens. SHELLMAN, Mrs. Pauline Age 70, of Hardinsburg, passed away Jan.

22, 1969, at the Breckinridge Memorial Hospital. Survived by her husband, W. C. Shellman; sister, Mrs. Marie Sherron of McQuady, brother, William Rhodes of Hardinsburg.

Funeral will be Sat. at 10 a.m. CST, from St. Romuald Catholic Church in Hardinsburg. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Rosary will be recited Fri. at 7 p.m. Remains resting at the Dowel! Funeral Home in Hardinsburg. SKENE, Mrs. Edith Calloway Age 89 years, Jan.

22, 1969, at 8:15 p.m. St. Matthews Manor. Former residence, 156 Thierman Ln. Survived by her husband, Laurence Alvin Skene; daughters, Mrs.

Virginia Willey and Mrs. Dorothy Hampton; grandchildren, Dr. Emory Willey, Jr. Mrs. Gay S.

Marino, Miss Diane S. Hampton; great-grandchildren, Janet, David, and Steven. Willey and Peter G. Funeral at 2 p.m. Fri.

at the Highland Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd. (Enter parking area from Dutchmans Ln.) Interment Resthaven Cemetery. Family requests expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Cedar Ridge Presbyterian Camp Bellewood Childrens Home. Merchandise For Rent 24 ADDING machines, typewriters, Cash registers. calculators.

Rental may apply toward LOUISVILLE TYPEWRITER CO. 137 4th 585-5862 TELEV SION tor rent: deliveries until 8 p.m. Parkland TV and Appilance, 3827 Cane Run. 778-3574 TELEVISIONS, hour delivery: new in carton; 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

2-3 of rental money applied toward set it you decide to buy later, 772-2581. FRANKLIN BROS. 20 Years TELEVISION rentals; hour free delivery. day and night. BRINK'S TELEVISION RENTAL.

448-6836 TELEVISIONS; new color and black and white. 1 HOUR DELIVERY 583-6955 WOODY'S TV 367-6319 ATOMIC TV RENTALS Color New Black-White Low rates-368-3420 DIAL TV RENTALS New sets 2951 S. 7th 366-9873 Automotive Airplanes fur Sale 26 AIRE INTERNATIONALE, has some great deals on used aircraft, 1966 Cessna 150 Commuter, $5,450. 1968 Cessna 150 Commuter, $8,600. 1968 Mooney Statesman, $22,800.

1957 Piper Apache, $13,800. 1948 DeHaviland Foxmoth, make offer. 1957 Piper Tri Pacer, $3,950. 1960 Mooney M-20A, $9,150. 1964 Mooney Super 21, $11,500.

Bowman Field, 458-1170. Automobiles for Sale 27 AMX, 1968 "343," V-8, 4 barrel, full factory warranty, demonstrator. $500 Discount. SEE KEN MAYNARD RED BIRD RAMBLER 1844 Berry Blvd. 361-2681 BUICK, 1967 Electra "225" 4 door hardtop.

Medium green with a white padded top and matching white luxury interior. Equipped with power equipment and factory air condition. Can be bought for the full price, of $2995.00 and financed months at low Bank Rates. Mr. also has (3) other Electra plus a 9 passenger Buick Skyview sports wagon to choose from.

BURNS FORD 3610 Bardstown Road 454-4631 BUICK 1966 ELECTRA 225, 4 door sedan. white with crystal blue interior, all power and air We soid it new. 1968 ELECTRA 225 custom door hardtop, full power and air, beautiful artic white with black vinyl top, save plenty. DAN SILLINGS BUICK 2556 Charlestown Rd. 944-6763 New Albany, Ind.

Cross over the bridge and save BUICK Wildcat. 1965 Custom, hardtop sedan, full power, air conditioned, tilt wheel, automatic transmission, many other accessories, low mileage, almost like new. Call Dale Wilson, only $1893. KOSTER SWOPE-BUICK TOWN 3700 Frankfort Ave. 895-2457 In St.

Matthews BUICK Special, 1964 2 door, V6 engine with automatic transmission. Runs and drives, perfect, but needs just little interior work. Save money and do it yourself. Only $795. DOBBS FORD 1213 W.

Broadway 587-7431 BUICK, 1967 Riviera, 2 door hardtop, gray, black vinyl top, air, automatic transmission, full power. Only $3195. JIM HANNAN OLDS 7249 Dixie Highway 937-8472 Lot Number BUICK 1964 Wildcat, door hardtop, white with black interior, air conditioned, full power: $1295. JIM HANNAN OLDSMOBILE 7249 Dixie Hgwy. 937-8472 BUICK, 1961 door hardtop, V8 automatic, radio and heater, Ivory finish, runs and drives good.

Our sale price only $295. Nothing down. Terms. FOURTH ST. AUTO CO.

Corner 4th and Kentucky 587-8816 BUICK, 1965 Wildcat hardtop, ra: dio, heater, automatic, power and air condition. 4 to choose from. Only $1545. During Sale, low GMAC or Bank Terms. JIM COOKE BUICK 845 S.

3rd 584-2314 BUICK, 1965 Wildcat 2 door hardtop, solid black with black bucket seats. V8 with 4 speed sion. This kind is very hard Only $1595. HULL DOBBS FORD 1213 W. Broadway 587-7431 BUICK 1965 LESABRE Hardtop, ALL EXTRAS, COMPARE TO ANY, IT'S NEW, HURRY AT $1295, nothing down, low monthly payments.

BROADWAY AUTO SALES 825 W. Broadway 582-2449 BUICK 1966 Electra Sedan. The best heavy car buy in town at only $1999. MONARCH LINCOLN -MERCURY 110-220 E. Broadway 587-7243 BUICK 1963 Special convertible: 8 cylinder, automatic shift; a fine second car for only $695.

MONARCH LINCOLN -MERCURY 110-220 E. Broadway 587-7243 BUICK, 1968 LeSabre, power, vinyl top, air condition. In new car warranty. four 1968 LeSabres to choose from. Low GMAC or Bank Terms.

JIM COOKE BUICK. 845 S. 3rd 584-2314 BUICK, 1963; 2 door; this white one owner beauty be yours by making one payment of $36 and assume balance. Credit no problem 2812 USED CARS 2812 Taylor Blvd. 636-5178..