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The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 8

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Franklin, Indiana
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DOVT GO Polices LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IP THERE'S ONE TALENT ARNOLD HAS, ITS MAKlMr GET THE LADY A I TISSUE, I GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PROVIDES FEDERAL FUNDS WRECTLV TO LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS, YOUR GOVERNMENT MUST PUBLISH THIS RETORT ADVISING YOU HOW THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN USED OR OBLIGATED DURING THE YEAR FROM JULY 1. 17 THRU 'J THIS IS TO INFORM YOU OF YOUR GOVERNMENT'S PRIORITIES.AND TO ENCOURAGE YOUR PARTICIPATION IN DECISIONS ON HOW FUTURE FUNDS SHOULD BE SPENT NOTI: ANY COMPLAINTS OF DISCRIMINATION IN THE USI OF THESE FUNDS MAY BE SENT TO THE OFFICE 0' REVENUE LOOKING? in the wrong placet FOR THAT "RUfHT Smart people meet at MEET-A-MATE, INC. 638-7073. Very reasonable rate. Auction Calendar la SHARING.

WASHINGTON, C. 2022B. EXPENDITURES" FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP YHE GOVERNMENT OF iciopeiuriNfiy MAINTENANCE has racanwd Ganaral Ravanua pavmanta Sharing totaling $12,195 PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, July 12th at 10 a.m. Marion County Fairground In 4-H Building. Auctioneer: Harold Owner: Mrs.

Louise C. Waterman. See ajK, running Wednesday and Thursday, July 9th and 11th. dunngthapanodfromJuly1.1974thruJiinaaO 197S account no. ji 15 3 041 003 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP 485 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE JOHNSON COUNTY 101 WEST MONROE FRANKLIN IND 46131 LJJ Short Ribs THeRS'S A ROMOR isaJt Twer aniccJtR? BACK THeRtT ARCUDD THAT I MEAU VtXJ'Re AJOER SOCIAL WORKERS CRY .1 "1 IAI CATEGORIES I PUIUCIAHTr 1 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 1 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 7 SOCIAL SERVICES FOR AGED OR POOR MULTIPURPOSE AND GENERAL GOVT.

II SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 13 HOUSING ft COM MUNITY KVtujnMtni 11 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Ad'- 4 OTHER ISmcM ver Using 84 84 10) TRUST FUND REPORT i.BsttneaaaOTJunaju. 2. Ravanua Sharing Funds (ralar to initruction D) 7795 12,195 0 0 19.990 0 19.990 1,584 3. Intaraat Racatvad or Craditad (July 1. 1974 thru Juna 30.

19 4. Funds Ralaasad from Obligatiorw 5 Sum of Unas 1,2. 3. 4 5. Funds Ratumad toORS 7.

Total Funds AvaHabls 8. Total Amount Expandad (Sum of lina IS, column and column C) 9 Balsncaasof JunalO. 1978 njnoa proraonion isaciion IE) CERTIFICATION: I cwtify that I ftm tht Ctrnl EnKJtivt Oftictr an), with ratpact to tha antitlamant fends rapprtad haraon. I cartify that thay hava not baan utad in violation of aithat, tha priority axpanditura tna matcning rruU (F) THE NEWS MEDIA HAVE BEEN ADVI9ED THAT A COMPLETE COPY OF THIS REPORT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION. I HAVE A COPY OF THIS REPORT AN0 RECORDS DOCUMENTING THE ffT MB EEHWD MY EACf Eek and Meek Priscilla's Pop.

BEFORE I TELL ABOUT THE July 3. 73 Ul CONTENTS THEY ARE OPEN 101 W. Monroe DeniMD My BACX. I ALMOST GOT FIRED THEN I GOT A PARKING TICKET Tt POOR OFAP' lU- THE Sioilatura of Chraf Exacutiva Ralph E. Snlth, Trustee WATERTANW 7i 1975 bv NEA.

IfK II I WINNER A WHAT'LL LOSERS, I'LL" WAIT TILL YOUVE HAD A IJvJIGE: 1 "1 YOU KHOT Bede Ool I'M GOING TO RUN A OCNTEST IDGETNBM FRIENPSHIP RVE-Y64R MEMBERSHIP A IN THE CLUB. AAEMBEReHIP? Wjnthrop YOJ 0NB1HB. A UFETIAAE HAVIN TROUBLE vrxivtvi JKUI rcrx TH GAS PIPE 1975 by Warn B'oi Inc TM Beg US Pal Oft stove no time, TM JUST GETTING PUBLIC AUCTION Thursday July 10th, at 5:00 p.m. Located 209 East Drive, Methodist Home, Franklin, Indiana. Auctioneer Don L.

Smock and Herman Strakls. Owner Mrs. Jessie Comer, See ad running Tuesday, July 8th. PUBLIC AUCTION Wanamaker, In diana, Saturday, July 12th at 10:00 a.m. 4422 Wanamaker Drive (1 block W.

of Franklin Road off Redfern Dr.) Complete Refrigerator, washer, dryer, dining table, credenza, 6 chairs, tin-door pie safe, washstand, rugs, tools, much miscellaneous. Owner Mary Schmidt, Auctioneer Dick Crafton 784-9623. PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, July 14th ai 1 p.m. it jacxson street. Franklin.

Auctioneer: John L. Friedersdorf, Mary Duckworth estate. See ad running July 8th and 14th. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, July 12th, lua.m. oargersviue, inoiana.

Auctioneer: John L. Friedersdorf, Estate: Byron Surface. See ad running July 5th and July 11th. Garage Sales lb YARD SALE 723 Sweetbrlar, New wniteiand. Thursday only.

GARAGE SALE Furniture, mis cellaneous. Friday Saturday, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. 635 Hanover Drive, New Whiteland. MAKE OFFER GARAGE AND PATIO SALE Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday.

193 Lynwood Drive, New Whiteland. ew GARAGE SALE Tools, baby furniture, miscellaneous. July 10th 11th 12th Turn west 700N at 84 Lumber to 750N follow signs. YARD SALE 650 Yandes, Franklin. July 7th 1 p.m.

GARAGE SALE Thursday Friday -Saturday, 9 a.m. Crltchfleld Addition off 135. Furniture, tires, bicycle, miscellaneous. 3 FAMILY 38 S. Irma, Bargersville.

Thursday Friday, 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Adult -boy's clothing, miscellaneous. GARAGE SALE Friday Saturday, 10 a.m. 2nd house east of Paddock Road on Smith Valley Road.

YARD SALE Saturday, July 12th, 9 a.m. -6 p.m. 102 E. Pearl Greenwood. Lots of good ladles, small girls, sizes 2-4 and boys, size 4-8 clothes, shoes, etc.

Toys, miscellaneous Items, Grandma dolls. 5 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Miscellaneous. Thursday Friday Saturday, 9 a.m. 350 Bryant Drive, Franklin. RUMMAGE -CRAFT -CLOTHING -Sale-Carriage House, Greenwood, Rear Club House, July 10th 11th 12th 2 4 p.m.

RUMMAGE SALE 118 Mooreland Drive, New Whiteland. July 6th 12th, 10 a.m. 6 p.m. BIG YARD SALE 599 Brewer Street, -Whiteland. July 10th 11th, 9 a.m, 6p.m,lr.

YARD SALE Mount Pleasant Addition, Greenwood. July 9th 10th 12th, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. GARAGE SALE Kitchen utensils, clothing, antique glass, antique furniture. mile south of Smith Valley Road on" Morgantown Road.

Wednesday Saturday. 21 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Fibber McGee's Closet, 405 East Main Street, Greenwood, Indiana 888-9377. RIDING MOWER electric mower, desk. miscellaneous. 1021 Warwick Road, New Whiteland.

July 8th 10th. Kelp Wanted ATTENTION GALS need ai? extra pay check? tie a piaynouse. roy counselor from now until Decembelf We train yoo to earn high weekly commission, no delivering, no collecting. Must be 18. Indianapolis 787-2241, 788-0528.

MANAGER TRAINEES On the job train ing, fringe benefits, rapid advancement, good starting salary. Contact: Val 419 New York Avenue, New Castle, Indiana, Mr. Henry Ripberger, 529-9770: GENERAL OFFICE WORK must be able to type. Quick to pick up procedures. Previous experience preferred but not necessary.

Salary good. Equal Opportunity Employer. Answer to Indianapolis 359-8222, 8 a.m. 3 p.m. EMDI nVMEIIT 18 PEOPLE needed to start at once, full- time only, Greenwood BBZ-0Z33 between iu a.m.

5 p.m. ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE MAN for steady iob at Greenwood Center. Good pay. See or phone John Adams Greenwood Center Shop 881-6758. FEMALE full-time and part-time, some evenings and weekends.

Shoe World -Wilgro Shopping Center Greenwood. STOCK SALESPERSON WANTED We train and license. First similar opportunity in over a decade. Jim Beck, 4906 Collbran Drive; Fort Wayne, Indiana 46815, U19 485-2494 after 6 p.m. Brand spanking new issue.

YOUNG MAN 16 or older, Saturday yard work. Trafalgar 787-4675 weekends only. FILE CLERK with typing ability, southside location. Indianapolis 788-0881. CHURCH ORGANIST full-time beginning September 7th.

Greenwood 881-1824 after 2:30 p.m. AIDES nursing, housekeeping, laundry. nvyiy in person, nomeview convalescent, 651 State, Franklin. MAN OR WOMAN $1,000 monthly. 18 or older.

Retired people considered. No telephone Interviewing. Phone for appointment. Franklin (317 736-7357. AMBITIOUS? Want more money? 18 or older, full or part-time.

Whiteland 535-4013 for appointment. GROOVE 7-8 A Ll'L MORE Til' i r-r-T SYLVESTER'S i-r-i iin in 7-8 1 YOU 60 DOWN TH' BASEMENT, J.LL WCJISlV UP HERE I 1975 by NEA Inc TM flcg US Pit 0" ll 7 niwn iw VVr (guvnor will be a bit difficult to set a course of action today and stick to it. Priorities will be neglected. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's usual to let others think for you.

Today you will. Unfortunately, their suggestions may not be to your benefit. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You still have to be careful in arrangements with friends where money or something of a material nature is at stake.

Proceed with caution. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Behave today so that your reputatiom. is protected at all costs.

It's best you be idealistic, rather than expedient. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't champion an unpopular cause today regardless of how strongly you feel about it, Wait till the odds are more in your favor. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

23-Dec. 21) Your "markers" may be called in today on obligations yi to two different parties. Doij what you can to clear things up' now. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19) Try, not to let others pressure you into decisions that are against your better judgment. A firm "No" is better than a weak "Yes." AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It's not a good day to change proven work routines. An operational change could prove to be the long way around.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You're lucky today, but only within certain bounds. Don't take any foolish risks or chances. Your Birthday July 9, 1975 A career opportunity comes your way this year, but it will only be a door-opener. What you make of it will depend upon how diligently you respond and how eell you're prepared.

(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Answer to Previous Puzzle BE WTTIIOtp NTE I TOBREiTHI lV 1178 1 NEA, Inc T.M US PH. Ml, lugs Bunnyi Born Loser si 'i; Campus we'll have yer connected -in i petunia -tv-N GOOD VVl fr FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY AT Franklin, Ind. 46131 PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be imormed of the functions of your government are embodied in public notices. In that self-governmeni charges all citizens to be informed: this newspaper urges every citizen to read and study these notices. We strongly advise those citizens, seeking further Information, to exercise their right of access to public records and public meetings.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE OF HEARING Notice Is hereby given that the undersign ed has a petition pending before the Johnson County Plan Comrhlsslon requesting a variance of the Zoning Regulation of land use In Johnson'County, to-wlt: The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section five township eleven north range four east. Containing forty acres m6re or less. A public hearing will be held by said Com mission In the Courthouse on July 21, 1975, at 7:00 p.m. at which time and place an in terested persons will be given the oDDortunl ry to be heard in reference to the matters set out In said petition. Stanley Eugene baas ana uebra Diana Eads, petitioners (J) 7-8-75 Lost Found 01 LOST Dachshund, red, no collar, short hair, shots.

Answers to "Paddlefoot, between Morgantown ind Trafalgar; Morgantown 597-5237. REWARD for return of female Yorkshire Terrier taker) from Carefree North on the evening ot July 4tn, no questions asxeo. Greenwood 888-0174. FOUND Black Dachshund with white breast, female, long hair, vicinity Needham. Franklin 738-3225.

LOST white female cat, Northern Greenwood, 881-4152. Notices 1 DISUNITED MIDDLE AGED MALE non drinker homeowner -secure iob -'desires Reply Box 934, Dally Journal, Franklin. PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS Back up your "Braggin" with the new "Braggin Book" from Nash Studio. For the younger set, 5 weeks to 5 years, Phone 535-7575 for details. OVERWEIGHT? SMOKING? TENSIONS? Hypnosis is safe and effective! Treatment by licensed doctor In Turtle Creek.

Indianapolis 788-1323. TRACY PLAZA BARBER SHOP at New wniteland Is now offering men's hairstyl-ing between the hours of 9 a.m. 1 p.m., Monday thru Friday. WEE HAUL Anything and trash, Greenwood 888-5004 after 5 p.m. SONG WRITERS now reviewing poems and songs for possible placement.

Call 317-888-3138. No Fee. GREEN THUMB CENTER 825 W. Jeffer son Street, Franklin 736-5557. Hours -Monday Saturday, 8 a.m.

7 p.m. Green' Beans Squash Cucumbers. "Say it with flowers' AVENUE MCXULUWn FLOWER SHOP 2457 MADISON AVE PHONE 786-0431 U.S. 31 AT GREENWOOD PHONE 888-1144 ASK THE MAN WHO CARES! SAY- HtV 736-5922 FRANKLIN Help Wanted GET IN THE LEARN EARN.T. LEARN RESPONSIBILITY, MONEY TIME MANAGEMENT while you.

EARN WHILE 't 6 I Nama and Titla (J17-S-75 For Wednesday, July 9, 1975 ARIES (March 21-Aprll' 19) Domestic pressures will be a bit heavier today than usual. Situations won't be helped if you let outsiders put in their two-cents' worth. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Weigh your words carefully again today. Certain parties in the wings are looking for a reason to take a pot shot at you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your checkbook will have to be treated with respect or it may not tally at day's end.

Don't take any flyers. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) It White River JP court report The following persons recently appeared before Judge Marc L. Griffin in the White River Township Justice of the Peace Court: Thomas V. Bailey, no operator's license, $10 plus costs; fleeing police officer, $25 plus costs. David L.

Carter, speeding, $10 plus costs. Deborah A. Resener, speeding, $13 plus costs. Melanie A. Weidler, speeding, $23 plus costs.

Paul D. Ludwig, speeding, $3 plus costs. Anton H. Gallager, speeding, $3 plus costs. Jimmy D.

Bricker, registration, $1 plus costs. Diana Skelton, speeding, $13 plus costs. Jimmy L. Brooks, speeding, $13 plus costs. Kathy A.

Young, speeding, not guilty. Kenneth W. Lewellyn, registration, $3 plus costs; no protective headgear, $1 plus David J. Lee, speeding, $3 plus costs. Randy A.

Wayman, no inspection sticker, $3 plus costs. Michael S. Dillow, reckless driving, $25 plus costs. Scott B. Boltz, disregard automatic stop signal, $3 plus costs.

Rita K. Hopkins, speeding, $8 plus costs. Leon S. Kissee registration, $8 plus costs. Hodgepodge ACROSS 1 Lather 5 Brink 8 Twine 12 Operatic solo 13 Epoch 14 Awry 15 Radicals 16 Not used 17 Wheat husk 18 Gladdened 20 Swords 22 Type of boat 24 Eastern state (ab.) 25 Metal alloy 29 Strange 31 Aged 34 Auricles 35 Zoo denizen 36 Thought (Fr.) 37 Causeway 38 Church seat 39 Year between 12 and 20 40 Editors (ab.) 41 Disfigure 42 Festive 43 Preposition 44 Pronoun 3 Operatic heroine 4 Ship's spar 5 Tears asunder 6 Choler 7 Gullets 8 Cabman (coll.) 9 Monster 10 Erect 11 Low haunts 19 Certain railways (coll.) 21 Too 23 Drunkards 25 "The Venerable 26 Incursion 27 Clumsy boats 28 Compass point 30 Morning i moisture 31 European river 46 Cree, for instance 50 Redacted 55 Duck 56 Bullring cheer 58 Flower 59 Serf 60 Bushy clump 61 Poker stake 62 Philippine sweetsop 63 Dawn goddess 64 Require DOWN by Bernice 1 2 3 It I 12 rz 25 126 127 128 34 37" "tt" 3 46 17 48 59 (MA woTiC'AUSTRlTY-8U0Sr 7-8 FAREWELL POTLUCK for facutty members who are leaving.

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S) j-JlL Alley lirTT MC. TRAIL, FOR YEACS IN A WAY I'VE HE'S I THINK YOU, WITH VOUR THAT IS I'VE TRIED TD TURN WINSTON'S SIVEN LARC5E SUMS TO HELP UNDERSTANDING OF NATURE, I SOMETIMES INTEREST IN SHOOTING Jf PRESERVE NATURAL CAN HELP A GREAT DIFFICULT ANIMALS TO SAVINS THEM 'M vg OUT HE STILL HAS THIS PRIMITIVE HttP HIM OVERCOME THIS 11 JSP YOUR OWN SPENDING MONEY AS A DAILY JOURN AL -r NEWSPAPER CARRIER 15 16 17 I 18 19 110 11 13 TT" I jj 25- 22 "723 j2 I 129 30 31 32 36 138 39" 4.l ir-tt 'I 144 45 49 50--" 51 152 53 154 -53- 63 I I I I I I I I III 8 736-7101 After 5:00 p.m. Phone -t SSS --IX JACK BAKER 736-6303 736-6731 1 Passage 2 Soviet city, aVm 't- LLJtk r. nr rufi nt.ii xy 11 i. i Ag Limit: 11 yars or older.

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