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THE COLUMBUS HERALD Columbus, Ind. 47201 Telephone Area Code 812-372-7811 Single Copy, 25 One Mail Established $15.00 1881 A Democratic Newspaper COLUMBUS Second Published Class Every Postage Friday Paid at at 333 Second Columbus, Street Ind. THE NOTICES Births Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burlew, 5251 Ann Gavarreti, 637 12th, son, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Misamore, Scottsburg, son, Saturday. Betty and Charlie Skaggs, 2901 S. Road 550W, son, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Vinod Duggal, 1036 Goldfinch, son, Sunday. Donna and Jon Kiefer, 1573 Brookside, son, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. William Ivy, Hope, son, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hutton, 2332 Timbercrest, son, today.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wolf, Flat Rock, son, Monday. Cassandra and Bryan Nicholson, California, son, today. Vicki and Eddie Barr, 2038 Pennsylvania, son, Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Klene, North Vernon, son, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Hacker, North Vernon, son, Tuesday. Kimberly Staley, Hope, son, Tuesday. Kimberly and Steve Wilson, 3155 Jonesville, daughter, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Troy Endicott, Flat Rock, daughter, today. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Waggoner, 4961 N. Road 150W, son, Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nay, Seymour, son, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Darnell, Hope, son, Thursday. Sherri and Jeff Inman, North Vernon, son, Thursday. Marriage License Applications Tony Ray Ogle, 25, 805 Cottage, and Penelope Diane Hitch, 23, 805 Cottage. Grant Alan Lipps, 24, 611-22 Garden, and Naomi Faye Birge, 23, 425 Clifty. Edgar Eugene Steele 28, 1024 Chestnut, and Lisa Ann Koontz, 24, 1923 Chandler.

Acel Dean McDonald, 25, 4430 S. Road 550W, and Karla Kristine Krueger, 21, Syracuse. Eric Wendell Hatton, 21, 5275 Rocky Ford, and Traci Lynn Fleak, "18, 3523 Oriole. Kevin Lynn Vogt, 27, 2932 26th, and Cathryn Lynn Tempest, 27, 331 Flat Rock. Roy F.

Brown, 62, 393 Country Manor, North Vernon, and Opal Mae Fern Scrougham, 65, 2615 Franklin. Keith Edward Arbuckle, 24, 6204 E. Road 50N, and Teresa Ann Tomblin, 25, 7645 Parkland. Frankie Neathantiel Lyle, 45, 615 Eighth, and Rebecca Jean Stogdill, 21, 639 Hutchins. Richard Eugene DeYoung, 29, 2604 14th, and Barbara Ellen Zike, 24, 21C Salzburg.

Larry Dean Elkins, 24, 107 Franklin, and Belinda Jane Phillips, 23, 107 Franklin. Ronald Eugene Stinson, 23, 53G Salzburg, and Stephanie Lynn Craig, 20, Pendleton route 1. Christopher Lee Girvin, 23, Aurora, and Connie Elaine Brown, 22, 3010 Indiana. Larry James Davidson, 40, McHenry, and Kay Ann Stittgen, 38, 10745 S. Road 100W.

David Allan Doty, 37, 101 E. Deaver, and Monica Annette Schulz, 38, 1636 Cottage. Steven Ray Burton, 29, 704 S. Main, Edinburgh, and Tina Marie Howard, 28, 704 S. Main, Edinburgh.

Dan Wenvell Shoultz, 24, 4510 Indianapolis Road, and Laura Ann Swope, 22, 4100 W. Tannehill. Terry Arnett Gant, 23, 4180 E. Road 550N, and Karen Lynn Gant, 23, 4180 E. Road 550N.

Ralph Edward Cazee, 29, 1111 Kevin, and Tracy Renee Milanowski, 19, 1111 Kevin. Todd Anthony Carr, 20, 630 Tipton Lane, and Kelly Ann Lindsey, 19, 3251 Fairview. Clarence Jackson Almony 28, Baltimore, and Donita Joan Murr, 23, 5031 N. Road 200W. Mark J.

Webber, 26, 1467 Grand, and Kimberly Sue Wilkerson, 27, 1467 Grand, Randall Jed Wells, 31, Franklin, and Bobbie Jo Sprague, 18, 2521 13th. Bankruptcy Petitions Several area residents are among those recently filing for bankruptcy in United States Federal District Court in Indianapolis. Daphne B. and Dickie L. Allen, dong business as Allen Masonry, Hope route 2, showed assets of $6,870 and liabilities of $21,876.

Creditors include Kemba Credit Union, Sears and Dr. Archer. The trustee is Douglas E. VanWinkle. The attorney is Joyce Thayer-Morris.

Linda D. Barger Bowling, 2015 11th, showed assets of $1,250 and liabilities of $44,903. Creditors include Indiana Bell, Ideal Furniture and Bartholomew County Hospital. The trustee is Douglas E. VanWinkle.

The attorney is Donald S. Edwards. Sharon C. Oney, 1055-2C Robert, showed assets of $8,472 and liabilities of $41,601. Creditors include Methodist Hospital and Critical Care Affiliates.

The trustee is Douglas E. Van Winkle. The attorney is Ellen Podgor. Wilma Louise and Herbert C. Eldridge, doing business as Eldridge Farms, Greensburg route 7, assets -and liabilities not listed.

The attorney is Gary Lynn Hostetler. Doyle Lee Akers, 10271 E. Road 750S, Elizabethtown, showed assets of $3,800 and liabilities of $85,000. The attorney is Michael L. Rogers.

Carl 0. Garrett, 25 S. Gum, North Vernon, showed assets of $7,950, secured liabilities of $13,211 and unsecured liabilities of $338,657. The attorney is Jon W. Webster.

Melvin R. and Marlene Cross, 521 Colvin, Seymour, showed assets of $45,420, secured liabilities of $35,969 and unsecured liabilities of $15,176. The attorney is Rodney E. Farrow. Charles N.

and Louise N. Beiding, 532 W. Fourth, Seymour, showed assets of $15,000, priority liabilities of $350, secured liabilities of $86,024 and unsecured liabilities of $20,604. The attorney is Kenneth A. Layton.

Canopy for Restaurant Is Sought Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burlew, 5251 Regency, daughter, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Daugh Sweet, 262 Smith, daughter, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abel, Seymour, daughter, Wednesday. Admittances Melissa Taylor, months, Edinburgh.

Dustin Green, 1, North Vernon. James Dillow, 5, 2229 California. Ernestine Kimball, Flat Rock. Iris Kent, Hope. Vada Anderson, 1450 California.

Mary Warner, 5156 Hartford. Janet Hadley, 342 Hege. Thelma Sage, Seymour. Fern Wallace, 6901 S. Sprague.

Marie Rose, Scottsburg. Robert Gatheridge, 1020 Cottonwood. Larry Shepherd, 2075 Miracle. Putnam Davis, Hope. Harry Beck, 1308 Central.

Stanley Carson, 2810 S. Road 900E. Joseph Gee, North Vernon. James Woodard, Seymour. Tilford Hoover, Smith.

Virgil Terry, Unionville. Carlis Brown, 6505 E. Base Line. James Taylor, Seymour. Richard Oberman, Shelbyville.

Brian Selzer, Greenwood Jessica Bushey, 3, 520 California. Jessica Michael, 4, Hope. Lenera Fording, 1619 McClure. Sheila Douglas, 3644 Candell Place. Melinda Broady, 2021 W.

Northgate. Jeffrey Scruggs, Nashville. Thomas Smith, Roann. Lloyd Powers, Nashville. Larry Lucas, Scipio.

Shari Schoettelkotte, 14, 14205 E. Road 200 S. Carolyn Lewis, 2036 Tenth. Wilma Berg, 837 Fourth. Rhonda Petro, North Vernon.

Gregory Taylor, Westport. Robert Barnaby, 1204 Lafayette. Dalton Willett, Madison. Shechonia Dean, 6, 105 Wehmeier. Susan Halsey, 14181 E.

Road 200S. Rebecca Bunch, 2871 N. Rogers. Nichole Morford, 2915 Lucas Way. Betty Bingham, 281 Wehmeier.

Beatrice Rider, Seymour. Virginia Johnson, Bedford. Naomi Eubanks, 538 Eighth Street. Amy Bulthuis, 1322 Lafayette. Elinor Vaughn, Seymour.

Roberta Lucas, 2721 W. Deaver. Ruby Hammond, 1418 McCullough. Nancy Kent, Elizabethtown. Mary Harris, 271 N.

Cherry. Shirley Hagan, Freetown. Michael Morgan, Edinburgh. John Walters, Butlerville. Michael Davis, 2209 Central.

Donn Tatman, Burney. James Jester, Norman. Edward Klinglesmith, Greenwood. Robert Perry, North Vernon. Howard Scott, Edinburgh.

Donald Cash, 609 Cleveland. Elmer Wiley, Greensburg. Angela Tempest, 11, Grammer. Richard Pease, 2 months, 1254 S. Road 300W.

Lisa Gilbert, 15, 4750 W. Deaver. June Bell, 3095 S. Scottland. Karen Gilland, North Vernon.

Luvada Phelps, Edinburgh. Bonnie Shipley, Nashville. Myrtle Stewart, 145 Cambridge. Elizabeth Wilson, Elizabethtown. Rosemary Owsley, 331 Cleveland.

Kathy Meyer, 2135 Dawnshire. Shirley Gray, 9650 W. Road 700S. Elaine Hardin, 1508 28th. Marie Otte, 11946 E.

Road 100S. Patricia Nester, 645 Chestnut. Jackie Cutsinger, 6631 N. Road 500W. Shawn Frost, Connersville.

William Snyder, 182 Woodlane. Kenneth Pennington, Nashville. Ray Klingner, North Vernon. Eugene Poynter, North Vernon. James Arthur Jr.

5136 N. Lincoln. George Saylor, Westport. Marshall Stoner, North Vernon. Finis Burris, Hope.

Suzannah Wilson 2nd in Writing Competition Suzannah B. Wilson, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Wilson of 3810 Cove and a senior at Culver Girls Academy, recently won a second place award in the annual writing contest sponsored by the Women's Press Club at Indianapolis.

She received a cash prize and a certificate for her feature story on foreign students at Culver. She is editor of "'The Vedette," the academy's student newspaper, and is a member of the varsity crew. A National Merit honoree, she will enter Princeton University in September. Dinosaur Club Playing Bartholomew County Library's Dinosaur Flash computer game are Dinosaur Dig Computer Club members, from left, Tom Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Haynes of 1120 Franklin; Eric Lanam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lanam of 12144 E. Oxford; Eric Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Reid of 3610 Saddle, and Emily Bagan, daughfer of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bagan of 816 Chestnut. The four had to complete the computer game at the library's children's department to join the club during "Dinosaur and Prehistoric Times" month in March. (Staff Photo by Mark Crowley) Columbus Board of Works took under advisement today a request from Warren Cole to construct a canopy over restaurant he plans to open at 534 Washington.

Planning The board Director asked City-County Teree Hartt to examine the plans to see if they conform to plans the city has for landscaping downtown. Cole, owner of the Hob Nob Corner in Nashville and a former waiter at the Walnut Room here, said he has purchased the former Partners and Friends Restaurant and plans to call the new restaurant the Hob Nob East. Cole said he hopes to open the restaurant i in June. In other business, the board: Accepted the resignation of probationary police officer Mark Lambert. Police chief Jerry Coon said Lambert resigned for personal reasons.

Approved plans for the closing of several streets near the Foundation for Youth for the After- Prom party, May 17-18. Approved a taxicab license for Tamadge Foster of 620 California. Took under advisement a request from police officer David Kittle for a leave of absence to attend military flight school. SHOWING SKILLS Albert Daniels, a volunteer employee of Sans Souci shows his skills to Sans Souci executive director Marlene Dollinger, Sans Souci board president Nancy Morris and United Way board president Beverly McDermott, Listening Conference Is Planned by DSI Discussion of a planned "Listening Conference" May 16 and 17 and a progress report on a production job were given during Tuesday's Developmental Services Inc. board of directors meeting.

The board approved the request of DSI executive director Dave Kiely to continue to assist the Department of Mental Health's Division on Developmental Disabilities to coordinate the "listening" conference being funded through an $8,860 grant from the Developmental Disabilities Services Act. THE CONFERENCE'S purpose is to allow providers and state affiliates to have an opportunity to present ideas that may result in a better system of service delivery. "Anytime the Department of Mental Health is thinking quality programs, we want them to think DSI," said Kiely. He also reported on the progress of the Hot Spot Project. Hot Spots are decorative pins which DSI has been granted marketing rights by Hot Spots Inc.

Kiely said DSI has been exploring a variety of marketing possibilities where the product could be sold. Also at the meeting, Kiely said other directions for the funding of a new rehabilitation facility at Madison were being explored since the Indiana Senate Finance Committee recently cut $525,000 allotted to the facility from the Department of Mental Health's construction budget despite its being ranked as the DMH's number one priority. Students Participating in Problem Solving Program Several Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. students are participating in the program, "Indiana Future Problem The program, which can involve children in grades 4 through 12, is sponsored the Indiana Department of Public Instruction and is aimed at developing higher level thinking skills and problem solving techniques as well as to encourage group interaction to solve current issues. Topics discussed and researched this year have been drunk driving, nuclear war and education.

Southside students in the fifthsixth grade Academic Challenge Class scored well on the issue of education, according to sponsor Janice Montgomery. The group has been invited to the State Bowl Saturday at IUPUI Indianapolis. Students participating in the bowl will be Ben Loheide, son of Dr. and Mrs. Stephan Loheide, 307 Sunset; Leigh Chesnut, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Chesnut, 9567 W. Kelly; Cory Fribley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Fribley, 9201W.

Tulip; and Brian White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard "Joe" White, 9707 W. Ludlow. The group will work on the issue of the "Greenhouse Effect" at the state contest.

David C. Fulton Elected Inland Mortgage President David C. Fulton of Louisville has been elected president of Inland Mortgage an Irwin Union Corp. subsidiary headquartered at Indianapolis. Fulton, 56, most recently was senior vice president and regional manager at Louisville of Colwell Financial Corp.

Inland Mortgage originates and services loans from its main office at Indianapolis; branches are in Washington, D.C., San Antonio and Corpus Christi, Texas, and Columbus. Fulton, before joining Colwell, was president and chief executive officer of Baldwin United Mortgage from left, during a visit Wednesday. Sans Souci, located 1426 Sycamore, became the 26th member agency of United Way. (Photo By Darron Cummings) ANNOUNCEMENTS Legals ORDINANCE NO. 21, 1985 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 (THE ZONING ORDINANCE) OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF COLUMBUS, INDIANA, TO REZONE 4.28 ACRES FROM R-7, MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO SU-1, SPECIAL USE CHURCHES, OF ST.

PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH OF COLUMBUS, INDIANA REZONING. Be 11 ordained by the Common Council of the City of Columbus, Indiana: SECTION That Section 201, referring to the Official Zoning Map of the City of Columbus, be amended, revised and changed as follows: SECTION 201, OFFICIAL ZONING MAP That the Official Zoning map show the following described real estate which is in the territorial jurisdiction of the City of Columbus, Indiana, currently zoned R-7, Multifamily Residential District to SU-1, Special Use Church as follows: Lots 87,88, 98, and 99 in Irwin, Jones and Mount's Addition to the City of columbus as recorded in Plat Book Page 11; also Lots 16, 19, 24, 25, 30, and 37 in Irwin and Jones Addition to the City of Columbus as recorded in plat book page 03; also Lots 1, 2, 3, and Mary Karrenbrock's Addition to the City of Columbus as recorded in Plat Book Page 20; also including vacated Sycamore Street and Vacated alleys all recorded in the office of the Recorder of Bartholo mew County, Indiana. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval, and publication according to the laws of the State of Indiana. Passed by the Common Council of the City of Columbus, Indiana, this 16th day of April, 1985. Robert Stewart Presiding Officer of the Common Council of the City of Columbus, Indiana ATTEST: Jeanne Carteaux Clerk of the Common Council of the City of Columbus, Indiana The foregoing and attached Ordinance No.

21, passed by the Common Council of the City of Columbus, Indiana, on the 16th day of April, 1985, is now on the same day, by me presented to the Mayor of Columbus, Indiana, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Jeanne Carteaux Treasurer of the City of Columbus, Indiana The foregoing, within and attached Ordinance No. 21, passed by the Common Council of the City of Columbus, Indiana, on the 16th day of April, 1985, is approved by me on the said 16th day of April, 1985, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Robert Stewart Mayor of the City of Columbus, Indiana April 26, May 3, 1985, 883 April 26, May 3, 1985, 883 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of columbus, Indiana will receive at the office of the City Clerk- Treasurer in the City Hall of said City, until 10:00 AM, Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1985, sealed bids for the refurbishment of and delivery to said City the following described apparatus according to specifications on file in the office of the ClerkTreasurer. COLUMBUS FIRE DEPARTMENT Refurbishment of 1967 Maxim, Triple Combination Pumper Each bidder must file State Form 95 (as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts).

Each bidder must file with his bid the usual statutory noncollusion affidavit. All bidders must accompany their bid with a bid or certified check made payable to the City of Columbus, Indiana. Such bid bonds certified checks must be in an amount equal to ten percentum of his bid as guaranty that he will carry out the terms of his bid. The Board of Public Works and Safety reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All contractors, subcontractors and bidders for contracts with the City of Columbus shall submit written declaration that they will not discriminate against any employee or plicant for employment in the pectormance of such contracts with respect to hire, tenure, terms, conditions or privileges of employment or any matter Indirectly related to employment because of race, religion, color, sex, handicap, national origin, or ancestory.

The declaration shall also state that the contractor, subcontractor or bidder shall comply with this statement as well as these contractural promises. Failure to submit this declaration will constitute a material defect in the bid, and a breach of this covenant may be considered a material breach of the con- tract. Robert N. Stewart, Mayor DATE: 4-11-85 ATTEST: Jeanne Carteaux, Treasurer April May 3, 1985, 26, MAY 3, 1985, 880 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Alcoholic Beverage Board of Bartholomew County, Indiana, at 10:00 A.M., on May 14, 1985, at the County Government Building Commissioner in the City of Columbus in said County, will investigate the propriety of holding an AIcoholic Beverage permit by the following persons and locations listed herein, 16 wit: DL0301375, WM. A.

KAMES, 2652 Eastbrook Plaza, Columbus, IN. 472010000, D.B.A. Collins Liquor Store, LIquor, Beer and Wine Package Store Permit, Renewal; DL0307120, THE BOTTLE SHOP 1038 Lafayette Columbus, In. 472010000, Susanne K. Watson, President, 204 Newsom Drive, Columbus, IN.

472010000, WM. K. Watson, Secretary, 320 15th Street, Columbus, IN. 472010000, D.B.A. The Bottle Shop, Liquor, Beer and Wine Package Store Permit, Renewal; DL0307504, PAUL E.

SMITH, 1936 State Street, Columbus, IN. 472010000, D.B.A. State Street Liquors, Liquor, Beer and Wine Package Store Permit, Renewal; DL0313343, COUNTRY LIQUORS Railroad Street, Elizabethtown, IN. 472320000, Carl W. Nienaber, President, 1653 N.

Ridgewood Drive, Columbus, IN. 472030000, Barbara L. Nienaber, Secretary, 1653 N. Ridgewood Drive, Columbus, IN. 472030000, D.B.A.

Country Liquors, Liquor, Beer and Wine Package Store Permit, Re newal; DL0313619, ORVILLE M. SMITH, 8031 SR 50 Ogllville, Columbus. IN. 472010000, D.B.A. Smiths Grocery, Beer and Wine Dealer's Permit, Renewal; DL0384071, KAREN S.

YARNELL MIKEL L. YARNELL, 8055 N. Washington Street, Clifford, IN. 472260000, D.B.A. Clifford Grocery, Beer and Wine.

Dealer's Permit, Renewal; RC0304003, LOYAL IN. 472010000, D.B.A. Loyal ORDER OF MOOSE 398, 728 Washington Street, Columbus, 1 Order of Moose 390, Liquor, Beer and Wine Club Permit, Renewal; RR0301345, ASTROBOWL-KOKOMO, 3010 3 State Street, Columbus, IN. 472010000, John H. Foxworthy, President, 3690 Woodland Streams Drive, Greenwood, IN.

461420000, Mark R. Voight, Secretary, 2115 Lancer Drive, Troy, MI. 480760000, D.B.A. Astro Bowl-Columbus, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit, Renewal and Sunday Sales Renewal; RR0308405, SAPS BUFFETERIA Third Street, Columbus, IN. 472010000, Max B.

Lemley, President, 319 19th Street, Columbus, IN. 472010000, Christine P. Lemley, Secretary, 319 19th Street, Columbus, IN. 472010000, D.B.A. The Walnut Room, Liquor, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit, Renewal; RR0310044, TOM WET HERALD, 2241 State Street, Columbus, IN.

472010000, D.B.A. The East End, Liquor, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit, Renewal, and Sunday Sales Renewal; RR0316173, ENTERPRISES, 531 Washington Street, Columbus, IN. 472010000, Michelle G. Fleming, President, 8364 E. Mulberry Street, Columbus, IN.

472030000, Mary R. Bacon, Secretary, 8364 E. Mulberry Street, Columbus, IN. 472030000, Bacon Station Restaurant, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit, Renewal; RR0316248, ATHENS CORPORATION, 2995 National Road, Columbus, IN. 472010000, T.

M. Raeber, President, 5344 Ironwood Drive, Newburgh, IN. 476300000, J. F. Lemley, Secretary, 309 Flatrock Drive, Columbus, IN.

472010000, D.B.A. Noble Romans Pizza, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit Renewal and Sunday Sales Renewal; RR0384323, GRANDVIEW GROCERY, 8467 West 300 South, Columbus, IN. 472010000, Ronnie Cornett, President, 21 W. Hughes, Columbus, IN. 472010000, Judith M.

Voelz, Secretary, 1109 Lafayette Avenue, Columbus, IN. 472010000, D.B.A. Dapper Duck Inn, Liquor, Beer and Wine Retailer's Permit, New Sunday Sales Only; RR0385087, PIZZA HUT OF AMERICA, 2019 25th Street, Columbus; Indiana 472010000, D. J. McClure, PresIdent, 14330 Donegal Circle, Wichita, Kansas 672300000, Raymond W.

Baker, Secretary, 9111 E. Douglas, Wichita, Kansas 672070000, D. B. Pizza Hut, Beer and Wine Re taller's Permit, New, and New Sunday Sales. Said investigation will be open to the public.

Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission, By William C. Coyle, Executive Secretary, Harry K. 'Wick, Chairman. Permits 015. Newspaper Code 0311.

May 6, 1985, 862 April 26, 1985, 862 NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Parks and Recreation of the City of Columbus will receive sealed bids for the "Donner Center Addition 1 Renovation" on May 15, 1985, until 5:30 P.M. E.S.T. at the Donner Center Office, 22nd and Sycamore, P. O.

Box 858, Columbus, Indiana 47202. Bids received later than said time will be returned unopened. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at the Donner Canter Office at 5:35 P.M. on the bid date. 2.

Complete and detailed drawings and specifications for this work may be examined at the following: Wood Burd, Inc. (Architect Group, Inc.) P. O. Box 730 4570 Jonathan Moore Pike Columbus, Indiana 47201 Phone: 1-812-342-4416 R. E.

Dimond Associates, Inc. 433 N. Illinois Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Phone: 1-317-434-4672 F. W. Dodge Division, Room 304 2506 Willowbrook Parkway Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 Construction League of Indianapolis, Ind.

1000 N. Meridian Suite 601 Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 Co. and executive vice president of Fulton and Goss a Cleveland, Ohio, mortgage company from 1969 to 1981. A Navy veteran of the Korean war, Fulton is a 1951 graduate of Amherst College in Amherst, and also received a law degree in 1958 from Cleveland Marshall Law School in Cleveland. Fulton and his wife, Stella, have four children: David employed at Society National Bank, Cleveland; Chris, with the National Gallery of Arts, Washington, D.C.; Laura, who is working for the International Management Group in New York City; and Meg, a paralegal in New York City.

Drawings and Specifications may be obtained at the Architect's office for deposit of $50.00. Deposit will be returned to Bidders of record upon turn of documents in good condition. 3. The Project consists sentially of: Site Work: Walks, curbs, paving, landscaping, tennis courts. fencing, lighting and utilities.

Additions: Pool locker, lobby and dining room addition to the existing Donner Center facilities, new public restrooms in the Donner Park. Renovation: Complete renovation of the Donner. Center facility and systems. The work shall be awarded under one contract for all work. The work includes all labor, materials, transportation service, equipment and everything requested or necessary to the proper and entire furnishing of each branch or part of the work.

4. Bids shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope, Identified as to the Project and the Contract being bid, addressed to the Columbus Parks and Recreation Board, with the name and place of business of the bidder. Bids submitted by mail should be addressed to the Columbus Parks and Recreation Board, 22nd and Sycamore, P. 0. Box 858.

Columbus, Indiana 47202. 5. Bids shall be made on Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 9 and Specifications Bid Forms and shall be companied by Questionnaire of Experience and Financial Statement of Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 96-A. Bidders having their principal place of business outside the State of Indiana must company their bid with a tifled check made payable to the City of Columbus, Indiana. In-state bidders may accompany their bid with either a bid bond or certified check made payable to the City of Columbus, Indiana.

Such bid bonds certified checks must be in an amount equal to five percentum of his bid as a guarantee that he will carry out the terms of his bid. 6. Bids shall state the time of completion of construction by the Bidder. 7. The bid shall be subject to acceptance of the Columbus Parks and Recreation Board.

6. The successful bidder shall, upon acceptance of his bid, enter into a satisfactory contract and furnish satisfactory evidence of capability to procure and pay a separate Contractors Performance and Payment Bond in an amount equal to his contract price, and such bonds shall comply with all laws of the State of Indiana governing public contracts let by governmental units. 9. In the event any bidder withdraws his bid or fails to execute a satisfactory contract or contracts and furnish satisfactory evidence of performance bonding capability within ten (10) days after contract or contracts has been awarded to such bidder by the Columbus Parks and Recreation Board may declare his Certified Check or Cashier's Check or Bid Bond forfeited to said Parks and Recreation Board, as liquidated damages, in pro portion to the amount of bid accepted 10. The "Columbus Parks and Recreation Board" shall have the right: A.

to accept any bid within forty-five (45) days after the time of opening of bids, durIng which time no bids shall be withdrawn. B. at any time to reject any and all bids; and C. to waive all formalities and irregularities in the bidding process. D.

to condition the bid acceptance with a requirement that the contract award subject to the sale of bonds within ninety (90) day's from the time of the acceptance of bid and award of Contract; that in event the Owners do not give "Notice to Proceed" within the ninety (90) days from the award of Contract, said Contract is terminated with all parties held harmless and free of all obligations unless the ninety (90) day period is extended by written agreement between the Owner and the Contractor. 11. A pre-bid meeting with tour of the facilities will be held at the conference room of the Denner Center office on Tuesday, April 30, 1984, at 10:00 A.M. E.S.T. Chapman Blackwell, Secretary James Lloyd, President Columbus Parks Recreation Board April 26, 1985, April 26, May 3, 1985, 879.