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THE MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1989 PAGE 24 Legal Notices Hillgrov fid, 10 Ernest I Gary Lov. Aucts. if 1 4 More obituaries on page 23 James E. Monroe 60, died 1017 W.

James E. Monroe, Sunday at his home, Memorial. A native of Ohio, he worked in the receiving XH'H IH WW department at Westinghouse. He was a Korean War veteran. He was a Ethel Swartout, Emily Grayson and Carol J.

Monroe, all of Muncie; four brothers, Walter, Earl and John, all of Muncie, and William, Kokomo; a sister-in-law, Maxine Monroe, La Fontaine, and a brother-in-law, Norman Raiser, Muncie; nine grandchildren. A brother, Wallace, and a sister, Alice Raiser, preceded him in death. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday irGarden View Funeral Home. Burial will be in Gardens of Memory.

Calling is 2-9 p.m. Tues Masonic Lodge Ri 433, Forresters IOOF, and Order of the funeral home. A Masonic day at the service will Tuesday and be held at 7:30 p.m. an Order of the White c3 jl mo. Kl RflKlLlV Shrine service will be at 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday. White Shrine 14. Mr. Monroe Survivors include his wife, Ada-leen; his mother, Florence; four daughters, Rita Lawson and Julianna Monroe, Muncie, Joan Renee Standage, Mesa, and Brenda Thomas, Gaston; five ters, Mary Campbell, Elsie Atkins, Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society or hospice unit of Ball Memorial Hospital. Lillian F.

Albano Former Muncie resident Lillian F. Albano, 81, Blue Springs, Saturday in Oak Grove (Mo.) Health Care Center. She was a native of Lawrence County. Surviving are three daughters, Juyulla Enochs, Muncie, Dorothy Pedigo, Bedford, and Mary Rose Argetsinger, Oak Grove; nine grandchildren; a stepgranddaughter and two stepgreat-grandchildren. Her husband, Frank G.

Albano, died in 1964. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Mitchell (Ind.) Church of Jesus Christ. Burial will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Beech Grove Cemetery.

Calling is 5-9 p.m. Tuesday at Chastain Funeral Home, Mitchell. YOUR CHOICE! grandchildren and nine great- 1985 MERCURY XR4 I Former Muncie resident Eugene four sons, F.L. Price of Melborne, A.T., P.B., AC, 1 987 TAURUS A.T., P.S., P.B., AC, 1987 ESCORT P.S., P.B., AC, ST, G. Price, 84, Melborne TLT, P.W., RWD, Sunroof WGN.

TLT, CRS GT CRS, RWD CRS, RWD T-TOP CRS, RWD Price of Independence, Price of Jefferson City, Kirk Price of Memphis, daughter, Lori Price of Beach; a brother, William 1984 VANAGON GL Eugene G. Price Beach. John Oliphant R.L. Ronald and a Melborne Price, Los Mendenhall grandchildren; Funeral Wednesday Tomlinson call an hour mortuary P.S., P.B., AC, 1 986 CAMARO A.T., P.S., P.B., AC, 1987 EXP A.T., P.S., P.B., AC, 1986 RANGER ST, died Friday at his residence follow- ing an extended illness. He was a native of St.

Edward, Neb. He worked at Warner Gear (now Borg-Warner Automotive) in Muncie for 30 years as a machine operator, retiring in 1966. He was a member of Warner Gear Sympathy Club and UAW Local 287. He was a I former member of First Church of Nazarene. Mr.

Price had lived in Florida for the past 16 years. Survivors include his wife, Sue; TLT, CRS, RWD, Sunroof Angeles; a sister, Fern of The Dalles, five and 13 great-grandchildren. services will be at 3 p.m. in Parson Mortuary-Adams Chapel. Burial will be in Cemetery.

Friends may before services at the on Wednesday. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received: By. The Board of Trustees, co Mr. Ron E. Puckett, Indiana Vocational Technical College -Region 6, 4301 S.

Cowan Road, P.O. Box 3100. Muncie, Indiana 47307 For: New Anderson Instructional Center Building, Corner at 53rd and Main Streets, Anderson, Indiana At: Indiana Vocational Technical College Region 6, 4301 S. Cowan Road. Muncie, Indiana 47302 Until: 2:00 pm.

April 6. 1989. Bids received after that time will be returned unopened. Bid Opening: Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 2:30 p.m. In Room 502 ITC Building.

4301 S. Cowan Road, Muncie, Indiana All work for the complete construction of the Project will be under one or more Prime Contracts with the Owner based on bids received and on combinations awarded. The Construction Manager will manage the construction of the Project Construction shall be in full accordance with the Bidding Documents which are on file with the Owner and may be examined by prospective bidders at the following locations: Office of the Construction Manager, The Skillman Corporation, 3834 South Emerson Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46203 Office of the Owner, Indiana Vocational Technical College, 4301 S. Cowan Road, Muncie, IN 47302 Construction League of Suits 601, 1800 N. Meridian Indianapolis, IN 46202 Office of the Architect, K.R.

Montgomery Associates, 720 First Savings Tower, 33 West 10th Street, Anderson, IN 46016 Dodge Reports, Heritage Park Complex, Suite 199, 6666 E. 75th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250 Dodge Reports Ft Wayne, 6433 Georgetown N. Ft Wayne, In 46815 PRIME CONTRACT BIDDERS may obtain Bidding Documents from the Office of the Construction Manager, telephone (31 7) 783-61 51 NON-BIDDERS may obtain Bidding Documents at the Office of the Architect upon receipt ot $100.00 for complete sets, $5.00 per individual sheet of Drawings and $1 .00 per individual sheet of Specifications, which charges will not be refundable. WAGE SCALE: As required by IC-36-1-12-15 of the Indiana Code, a minimum wage has been determined for this Project and will be on file at the office of the Owner at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date set for receipt of bids. Contrac tor shall pay the minimum wage rates as established by this wage scale.

Said wage scale is part of this Contract and is Incorporated herein (See Section 00210). Bid security in the amount ot ten percent (10) of the Bid must accompany each bid in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. The successful bidders will be required to furnish Performance and Labor and Material Payment Bonds for 100 of their Contract amount prior to execution of con tracts. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reiect any bid (or comoi. nation of bids) and to waive any irregularities in bidding, ah bids may De held tor a penod not to exceed 60 days before awarding contracts.

Successful bidders shall be required to comply with the terms of state Board of Trustees Resolution No. 75-69 (See Section 00320). Mr. Ron c. Puckett Director of Facilities BOARD OF TRUSTEES, INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE SP12325 CLASSIFICATIONS Aircraft, 10 Antkiues 42 Apartments for Rent .74 Appliances, Refrigerators Autos for Sale 13 AutoTruck Parts ....16 Barter and Exchange 37 Bazaars 50 Beauty Shops 5 Bicycles 19 Boats and Equipment 11 Building Material 38 Business Opportunities 91 Business Places, Offices 78 Campers and Travel Trailers 12 Cards of Thanks 1 Cemetery Lots 3 Child and Elderly Care 20 Clerical 22 Coal, Wood, Fuel Oils 39 Coins, Hobbies.

Crafts .47 Computers, Video Games 43 Dogs, Cats, Other Pets tz Domestic, Housekeeping 30 Educational 32 Employment Agencies 21 Farmers' Column 56 Farm Land tor Rent 82 Farma and Acreage 100 Flea Markets ...35 Fruits, Farm Produce 53 Garages for Rent 79 Garden Space 80 General Employment 23 Gift Suggestions Horses, Cattle, Livestock 62 Houses for Rent 77 Houses tor Sale ...97 Household Goods 40 Hunting, Fishing Equip 34 Implements, Tractors 57 Insurance 90 In Memoriams 2 Investments, Business 93 Lawn Equipment 59 Loans Wanted Lost and Lots for Sale 98 Machinery, Tools 58 Miscellaneous 46 Mobile Home Lots-RentSale 94 Mobile 95 Mobile Homes for Rent 75 Modular Homes 96 Money Management Money to Loan 87 Mortgage Loana 89 Motorcycles, Mopeos is Musical Merchandise at Office FurnitureEquipment ..........44 out ot state Heal Estate liw Personals 8 Plants, Shrubbery 64 Poultry, Eggs, Supplies ,..,,...60 Professional Adm. ....24 Rabbits, Baby Chicks 81 Real Estate 102 Real Estate Wanted 104 Rent Sharing 69 Repair Service Stations 17 Resort Homes for Sale 101 Restaurants .25 Room and 68 Automotive Display EXT. CAB EUROSPORT 1985 CELEB. A.T., P.S., P.B.iAC, 1985CELICA P.S., P.B., AC, ST, GT 67 49 .26 55 9 21 7 99 63 33 .28 Swimming Pools and Ace Trade Schools Trainees Transportation ...9 TravelTours 4 Trucks and Trailers. 15 TV, Stereos, 45 Vacation Places 81 1 Wanted to Buy 36 Wanted to Lease 64 Wanted to 83 Warehouse Office Wearing ApparelJewelry 48 THE MUNCIE STAR THE MUNCIE SUNDAY STAR MUNCIE EVENING PRESS Office Hours: Monday Through Friday, 6 a.m.

to 5 m. (No weekday or Saturday evening hours) Saturday Hours: 8:00 to 12:00 noon In order for your tdvertisement Is appear the next day or for a correction or kill order be made tor an ad already appearing in The Star and Press, we must receive the ad, the correction copy or cancellation order before 4:30 p.m. on Monday through Friday, or before noon Saturday. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT PHONE 747-5777 WANT AD RATES 1 DAY 89 per line par day 4 DAYS 69C per line per day 7 PAYS 59C per line per day For consecutive insertions Minimum Space 2 Agate Lines Minimum Charge, $2.67 RATES PER LINE PER DAY All dally classified advertising starts In The Muncie Star end follow The Muncie Evening Press. A dally classified adverts-Ing insertion consists ot putceon In The Muncie Star and Tne Muncie Evaning Press of the sama day.

A Sunday classified advertising insertion consists of publication In The Muncie Sunday Star. The publisher reserves the right to property classify, revise or reject any advartissment whlcn Is deemed objectkmaMe either its aubject matter or phraseology or opposeo to public policy of the. newspaper. After having been placed classified advertisement must appear once before being cancelled or changed. The Muncie Star and Muncie Press win be responsible tor only one Incorrect Insertion.

Please check your advertisement the first day It appears. A MESSAGE. TO CLASSIFIED USERS BEFORE YOU CALL AN ADVISOR TO PLACE YOUR AD YOU ARE ABOUT TO INVEST MONEY FOR AN AD AND YOU ARE ENTITLED TO GET RESULTS. TO ACCOMPLISH THIS IT IS NECESSARY FOR YOU TO TELL ALL ABOUT THE DETAILS OF YOUR OFFER. BE SURE YOU REMEM BER THE FOLLOWING: 1.

DO INCLUDE THE PHONE NUMBER MANY READERS WILL CALL YOU BUT DO NOT FIND IT CONVENIENT TO COME TO YOUR HOME. 2. Advertise the Price Desired SURVEYS SHOW THAT A HIGH PERCENTAGE OF READERS WILL NOT ANSWER AN AD UNLESS THE PRICE IS GIVEN. 3. Stay Home On the Days You Advertise MANY GOOD PROSPECTS WILL NOT CALL THE SECOND TIME IF YOUR PHONE IS UNANSWERED.

4. The More You Tell, the Faster You READERS CAN'T GUESS ON IMPORTANT DETAILS. REMEMBER, A WELL WRITTEN, INFORMATIVE AD WILL GET RESULTS FASTER, AND WILL COST MUCH LESS IN THE LONG RUN. 5. Use the Weekly Rate Plan REACH THE BIGGEST WANT-AD AUDIENCE IN DELAWARE COUNTY AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST.

Dial I 747-5777 NOW! In Memoriams In Memory Of JUDY O. SOUTHARD Who died March 20, 1988 The sweet chariot swung low, 1 year ago today, to pick you up Mother and take you away. I miss your presence, the joys that we shared. There's nothing in this world to compare. To you precious mother, and your undemanding way I know Heavens' streets are much brighter today.

You were a blessing to me from above, I thank God my lite was blessed with your love. YOUR DAUGHTER, SHARITA Cemetery Lots ELM RIDGE. No finance charge, Senior Citizena discount on pre-need purchases. Low monthly terms. ZHB-Mjet.

TravelTours 2 AIR line tickets to Miami for March $125 per pr. 755-3345 Automotive Display AUTO SALES Rooms for Rent Rummage Sales Sales Seed, Feed. Grain Situations Wanted Skilled Semt-SkHled Special Notices 1 987 CARAVELLE 4-DR. A.T., P.B., AC, 1987 ESCORT P.S., P.B., AC, ST. TLT TLT, CRS, RWD TLT, CRS, RWD GT Cass.

PUP 1984 CARAVAN MINI-VAN Deborah Ayers of Minot Air Force Base, N.D.; two brothers, Richard and Norris Oliphant and two sisters, Deloris Cadwallader and Leota Craig, all of Muncie; and three grandchildren. There will be no public services or calling hours. Remains will be cremated. Parson Mortuary-Adams Chapel is handling arrangements. John Oliphant, 64, RR 13, died Saturday evening in Ball Memorial Hospital following an extended I illness.

He was a native of Rushville and had lived in Muncie most of his life. I He worked for Brady Miller Truck-t ing for 15 years as a truck driver. I He was a former member of Moose I Lodge 33. 1 Survivors include a daughter, AT, PS, PB, AC, CRS 1985 VANAGON AT, PS, PB, AC, Cass. 1 986 AEROSTAR VAN AT, PS, PB, AC.

1987 RANGER APRIL 1 MILDRED MARIE DeHAVEN ESTATE, antiques, appliances, household, 1 Vi mt. E. of Selma on 32 to Rd. 600E, 6 mi. N.

(2 mi. S. ot Albany on 800E), 11 a.m.. Tom D. Flesher.

Auct. APRIL 1 Merchants Natl. Bank. Trustee. JILL LEUZIN-GEft, 2 bdrm.

modern home cen. air, on 3. S3 acre wooded lot, art 2 car antiques, oriental rugs, appliances, computer, household, '79 Burek Lesaore, '61 Ford LTD, 4409 W. Jackson, pars. prop.

12:30 p.m.; real estate 2:30 p.m.. The Bartlett Aucts. APRIL 6 GREGORY A. CULY, 1 acre wSchultz 12x65 mobile home wNv. rm.

tip-out, 2 Ml bath, deluxe kit. 18 cu. ft. 3 mi. straight N.

of Farmland. Ind. on Rd. 800W Hwy. 1 (stay on 800W), to Rd.

500 (Twin Bridges), W. Vt mi. to sale. 6 p.m.. Max Kolp, Auct.

APRIL MR. MRS. ALBERT FINDLEY, real estate, household, old Items, yard items, 2401 E. 16th, Muncie, 12:30 p.m., Larry Pugsley, Bob Lyons, Aucts. Legal Notices DALEVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Notice to Bidders Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees, Daleville Community Schools, will receive sealed bids for materials and services listed below at the Superintendent's Office, Daleville, Indiana, until 2:00 p.m.

E.S.T., Thursday, April 6, 1989. Bids received after this time will be returned unopened. 1. Provide and install twenty-one energy efficient window and panel units at Daleville Jr. -Sr.

High School according to trustees' specifications. Bidders shall be required to submit with their bids a non-collusion affidavit and a State Board of Accounts Form 96. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Bid Security in a sum of not less than five percent (5) of the bid in accordance with instruction to bidder. Specifications are on file and may be obtained at the Superintendent's Office, Daleville Elementary School, 600 High School Street, Daleville, Indiana 47334. The Board of School Trustees reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive any and all informalities in the bidding.

VICKIE REES, Secretary Board of School Trustees Daleville Community Schools SP09088 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING On March 30, 1989, the Delaware-Muncie Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on the matter of an appeal filed by Roy and Marilyn Jackson, 6310 CR 350 Muncie, Indiana, requesting a Variance under the term of the Delaware County Zoning Ordinance. The premises involved are known as 6310 CR 350 N. Muncie, Indiana, and more accurately described as follows, A part of the East VS of the West Vi of the Northwest Vt of Section 25, Township 21 Range 9 E. as follows: Commencing at the SW corner of said Vz of the Vi of the NW of said and running then E. 125'; then N.

522.72'; then W. 125'; then S. 522.72' to the place of beginning, containing 1.50 acres, more or less. The purpose of this appeal is to permit owner and sons to run a small machine shop in a farming zone. The public hearing will begin at 7:30 p.m., on the above date, in the Basement Conference Room, Delaware County Building, Muncie, Indiana.

Interested persons may appear and voice their opinions. Copies of the appeal may be examined at the Office of the Delaware-Muncis Metropolitan Plan Commission, Room 206. Delaware County Building, Muncie. Indiana, 747-7740. MARTA MOODY SP12260 Secretary NOTICE TO BIDDERS A.

Sealed bids to provide all equipment, labor, and materials To Complete Proiect Titled: SITE DEVELOPMENT FOR PRACTICE FIELDS will be received In the office of Mark Keever, Purchasing Coordi nator, sail state university, service Stores Building, Corner of Tlllot-son and McGalliard Muncie, Indiana until 11:00 a.m. E.S.T. March 30, 1989. B. Information for bidders, specifi cations and other related docu ments may be obtained by contact.

ing Mark Keever, Purchasing Coordinator, Services Stores Building, Corner of Tillotson Avenue and Mcualiiard Road, Muncie, IN, 47306, (317) 285-8177. C. Bids shall be properly executed, addressed to Ball State University Board of Trustees, submitted on Form 96, (revised 1987) as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts giving financial data as recent as possible and in no event older than 90 days. D. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check or bank draft, made payable to the order of Thomas J.

Kinghorn, Vice President for Business Affairs 4 Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, or by an acceptable bidder's bond for an amount not less than percent of the total bid price. E. The contractor awarded work shall be required to furnish an acceptable surety bond In the full amount of the contract. F. Attention of bidders Is particu larly called to the requirements as to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract.

G. Ball State University reserves the right to reject any bids or all bids, to make any combination thereof, to waive any informalities therein, and to return unopened any Dias received after tne time tixed herein. H. Bids received after the desig nated time for dosing will be returned unopened. Bids may be withdrawn prior to the designated time, but no bids shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days thereafter.

BALL STATE UNIVERSITY By: Thomas J. Kinghorn Vice President for Business Affairs SP12256 and Treasurer ORDINANCE NO. 89-3 SNOWMOBILE ORDINANCE BE IT ORDAINED by the Board Of Trustees of the Town ot Daleville, Delaware County, Indiana as fol lows: SECTION I TITLE This ordinance shall be known as the "Snowmobile Ordinance of the Town of Daleville, Indiana," may be cited as such, and will be so referred to herein. SECTION II PURPOSE The purpose of this ordinance is to provide for the protection, life, health, environment, publis aafety and general welfare. SECTION III AUTHORITY Pursuant to Indiana Code 14-1-3.

13 (as amended by PL 156-1985). tne operation of on-road recrea tional vehicles within the Town of Daleville is prohibited. SECTION IV SCOPE Thia prohibition applies particularly to snowmobiles but also to other small recreational vehicles espe cially designed lor off-road use, SECTION VIOLATIONS It shall be unlawful for any person to operate any off-road recreational venicie, i.e., anowmoDiiea, mini- bikes, three and four-wheeled motorcycles, etc. within the Town of Dalevlle and violation of this ordl nance will result the Imposition against the offender of the sum of $23.00. SECTION VI EFFECTIVE DATE This ordinance shall be in full force and affect from and after Ha adoption, approved by the Town Board of Daleville and publication as required by law.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF DALEVILLE, INDIANA Dale Robinson Norman Levell Barbara A. Brown Jack Sater David E. Sheilabargai Approved py: gan a. nuooie, Clerk-Treasurer 'Jftt WHITE Stk. 80468 WHITE Stk.

80227 RED Stk. 36828 BLUE Stk. 8472A RED Stk. 80429 GOLD Stk. 80265 WHITE Stk.

80430 SILVER Stk. 80226 SILVER Stk. 80335A SILVER Stk. 80396 WHITE Stk. 8894 GOLD Stk.

80499A GOLD Stk.2703A RED Stk. 80639 RED Stk. 80605 ij Ciiargst tuial" chargo $2710.36, total charge, $3212.44, total credit approval. P.S., P.B., AC, Cass. Maxine Hope Murray YOUR CHOICE! grandchildren; and a sister, Wilma Lightfoot, Columbus.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Rutherford Funeral Home, Columbus. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Calling is 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Memorials may be sent to Riverside Hospice, Riverside Hospital, Columbus, or American Cancer Society. Maxine Hope Murray, 68, died Saturday in Kobacker House, Columbus, Ohio. A son, Craig Murray, lives in Muncie. She retired as clerk at Huntington National Bank. She was a member of University Baptist Church.

Also surviving are her husband, George; two other sons, Terry, Toledo, Ohio, and Kevin, Farming-ton Hills, a daughter, Sandra Dildine, Columbia, S.C.; seven iA7rn ED 1 Nicholas Brewer Nicholas Logan Brewer, infant son of Tyler and Mindy Brewer, 806 W. Grant, Hartford City, was stillborn Friday in Ball Memorial Hospital. Surviving in addition to his parents are paternal grandmother, Lois Brewer, Marion; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Colter, and maternal grandmother, Dixie Coleman, and maternal great-grandmother, Olive M.

Reichard, all of Muncie; and several aunts and uncles. Private services were this morning in Gardens of Memory. Ex-Dow chairman dies BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) William F. Kerby, a former chairman of Dow Jones Co.

whose career in the newspaper business spanned nearly half a century, died of cancer Sunday at his home here. He was 81. Kerby held every major position on the news staff of The Wall Street Journal prior to becoming an executive officer at the Journal's publisher, Dow Jones according to a statement from Dow Jones. Kerby joined the Journal's Washington, D.C., staff in 1933. He was managing editor and then executive editor from 1942 to 1951.

He was elected executive vice president of Dow Jones in 1961, president in 1966, and chairman of the board in 1972. He retired in 1978 but served as a director until 1980. News photographer dies I MILWAUKEE (AP) Steven J. Pyle, an Associated Press photographer whose assignments took him from papal travels in Latin America to Super Bowls and Olympic Games, has died. He was 45.

mm Coming Auctions MARCH 19 GENERAL CONSIGNMENT AUCTION, consignments accepted, no junk, 1901 N. Walnut, Riley Center, Muncie, 12:30 p.m., Mason's Auctioneering Service MARCH 21 MR. MRS. STANLEY W. ISCH, grain trucks, tractor, combine, corn head, farm implements, shop tools, 6940E-300S, Bluffton, 5 mi.

S.E. of Bluffton, Ind. on St. Rd. 116 to Co.

Rd. 300S, then W. Vi 10 a.m., Ellenber-oer Aucts. MARCH 22 MR. 4 MRS.

MAX MOORMAN, tractors, cultivators, other farm machinery, go S. of Upland, Ind. from Taylor Univ. St. Rd.

26 Jet. 2 mi. to Jet. 26 Co. Rd.

900S, then 1 Vt mi. W. on St. Rd. 26 to Wheeling Pike, turn right W.

approx. i mi. to sale, 11 a.m., Ellenberger Aucts. MARCH 24 STEVE KEE. SLING, farm tomato trucks, trailers, 3 ml.

S.E. ot Bypass on U.S. 35 at Muncie, Ind. at Medford 10:30 a.m., Schrader Real Estate Auction Co. MARCH 25 MAX WIN.

NINGHAM 1 OTHERS. 8N Ford tractor, Farmall Cub Tractor, pt, hitch farm riding mower, shop tools, 1 E. of Ridgevllle, IN on Ind. 26 or 1 vi mi. w.

ot peertieid on mo, 28, 11:00 a.m., Pete Shawver, Auct. MARCH 25 PARKER LIONS CLUB, autos, truck, boat trailer, antiques, household, nur, eery stock, Main St. at R.R., Parker City, 11 a.m., Tom D. Fiesner, Auct MARCH 25 RANDY PAINTER TOM SWINGLEY, 19 acres wllke now 42x45 pole barn a 1,000 gal. septic tank, farm machinery, 3 ml.

E. of Hwy. 27 on Union City Pike to co. Hd. asot.

men v. mi. 10:30 a.m., Ernest 4 Gary Loy, AUCTS. MARCH 30 SALE OF ASSETS OF OLIVER D. 4 M.

IVERN LAMBERT, 3 tracts of prime ag land, tractors, farm machinery, appliances, house hold, 5 ml. w. ot Bluffton, Ind. on Hwy. 124 to Co.

Rd. 300 (Ok) Hwy. 303), N. 1 mi. to CR.

100N (Rockford W. 1 9 a.m., Ellenberger Aucts. MARCH 31 BILL 4 MARY LOU HEMMELGARN, 115 acre farm, farm machinery, 2 ml. S. of Portland, on Hwy.

27, 10:30 a.m., Ernest 4 Gary Loy, Aucts. APRIL 1-ROY ALLEN cattle, tractors, com, hog 1 mi. E. of ML Summit, Ind. on U.S.

36, S. Vt ml. to farm, 10 a.m., Ralph (Whltey) Shlveiy, Ted Dickerson, Dale Pierce. Aucts. APRIL 1 DORIS M.

DAY 4 MR. 4 MRS. GLENN DAY, household, farm machinery, 'mmn Good Credit, No Credit Bankrupt, Dlroreed "WE FINANCE EVERYONE" Pyle, Wisconsin photo editor, died Saturday after surviving more than a month on an iiixm artificial heart-assist heart attack Feb. 12 bypass surgery. Pyle, a 16-year AP sin photo operations device.

He suffered a and underwent multiple veteran, headed Wiscon for the news cooperative BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEXT CAR, Tact Hriua fha .1 ISmmu war. APR. ktm frtt) Ot hit pmute bl 1 I nit You'll Lcve The Alternative the past 13 years ana frequently nanaiea out-oi-. state assignments. He covered five trips by popes; the U.S.- pmU.

of 9 1 0, 1 40, 1 4 Sals prlca $7429.64, 60 pmU. of 9169, fin. of pmts. $10,240, 12.99 var. APR.

Sal Prico $7941.98, 66 pmt. of $169, fin. Soviet summit in Iceland; political conventions; the shuttle Challenger disaster. His sports assignments included Super Bowls, World Series, the Kentucky Derby and Olympics at 4.3 liter V6 power Dependability Durability Versatility 289-4481 of pmts. $11,154, 12.69 var.

APR. Salo prlco $7749.09, 66 pmts. of $169 fin. charge, $3404.91, total pmts. of $1 1,194, 14 var.

APR. Salss not included. All tsrms subject to 4300 N. Broadway Calgary and Los Angeles. 4 ml.

8. of Fort Recovery, Ohio on Ft Reo.