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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Saturday, November 8, 1975 Rites Tomorrow Obituaries Fairbanks Louise Arbogast Services for Mrs. Roy T. (Louise) Arbogast, 74, 333 N. Holmes, will be Monday- in Usher Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. and in St.

Anthony Church at 11 a.m. Mrs. Arbogast, a native of Pierz, was past president of the church choir and the parish council, treasurer of Senior Adult Club and promoter of the women's retreat program at the church. She was also a member of the Westside Women's Democratic Club. She died yesterday at home.

Survivors--daughters Mrs. Carolyn Shrader and Mrs. Arthur Akers; James T. Lynch 1892-1975 Services for James T. Lynch, 83, 1115 N.

Alton, will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Conkle Funeral Home Speedway Chapel. He died Thursday in a local nursing home. Lynch was employed by Rybolt-Heating Co. for 37 years until his retirement in 1967.

Survivors- daughter Mrs. Ronald Knight; sons Thomas, Alfred, Joseph and 1 Robert; sisters Mrs. Lambert Wildrick and Julia Cloud; John B. Beaulieu Services for John B. Beaulieu, 80, 3856 Forest Grove Drive, will be Monday at 10 a.m.

in Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. The Fall River, native had lived in Indianapolis 60 years. He was employed by Markun Management Co. 18 years. He was a member of Oriental Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine and Prentice Presbyterian Church.

Beaulieu, a World War I veteran, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. Survivors-wife Corene; sons Gene and John. John 'Jack' Wolf Services for John "Jack" Wolf, 59, 117 Diplomat Court, Beech Grove, were today in G. H. Herrmann South East Funeral Home.

The lifelong Indianapolis resident died Thursday in St. Francis Hospital. He was a member of Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral. Survivor -brother Glenn. Mrs.

Arthur Rahn Services for Mrs. Arthur (Elva) Rahn, 65, 4350 Madison, will be Monday at 1 p.m. at G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home.

She was a tax inspector with the Indiana Department of Revenue for five years. She was a member of the Zion Evangelical United Church of Christ. She died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. Survivors-husband; sons Arthur and Robert; sister Mrs. Harry Hartman; brother Edward Rahn.

GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty Wagner was your age I top grades in 'Humanities' that Public Notices P.M., E.S.T. on November 12, 1975, at which time and place all proposals will be opened publicly and read aloud. Specifications along with bidding documents may be obtained without deposit from the office of Mr. J. T.

Clapacs, Manager of Construction Contracts, 700 North Walnut Grove, Bloomington, Indiana, 47401, telephone A-C 812 337-7106. Bidders are advised that prior to award the low bidder and known principal subcontractors will be required to attend a preaward conference for the purpose of formulating an Affirmative Action Program relating to Equal Employment Opportunity. The Trustees reserve the right to waive any informalities and to accept or reject any or all proposals received. THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY By: J.D. MULHOLLAND, NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA Notice is hereby given that the Metropolitan Development Commission of Marion County, Indiana, on the 3rd day of December, 1975 at 1:30 O'Clock P.M.

(E.S.T.) in Room 230 of the City-County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, will open and consider written offers for the purchase of Seventy-five (75) separate parcels of real estate located in the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, and within the following described portion of the Project Area of the 28th and Rural Urban Renewal Project No. Indiana R-70, to wit: Beginning at the intersection of the west side of Keystone Avenue and the north line of East 30th Street, running thence in an easterly direction approximately 2590 ft. along the north line of East 30th Street to intersection of the east line of the alley between Wheeler Street and Dearborn Street thence in a southerly direction Cardinal John Heenan, Catholic Primate In Britain, Dies At 70 LONDON (UPI) Cardinal John Heenan, archbishop of Westminster and head of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, died yesterday in a London hospital. He was 70. Heenan, a cardinal for 10 years, suffered a heart attack Wednesday.

He was known for strong convictions on controversial issues and for his articulate persuasiveness in defending them. He generally reckoned to be on the conservative side in church matters. He published eight. books from 1936 on, including two volumes of autobiography published in 1971 and 1974. PARIS Industrialist Louis Bardot, father of actress Brigette Bardot, died at his Paris home Wednesday at the age of 79, it was learned yesterday.

Bardot was a graduate of the prestigious Electronic and Electrical Engineers School. He joined the firm of Duffour Igon, manufacturers of liquefied gas, becoming vice president in 1958. Bardot also published four collections of poetry under the nom-de-plume of Pilou. One collection received an award from the French Academy of Letters in 1961. MONTGOMERY, Ala.

(AP)-Audrey Wiliams, widow of country music great Hank Williams, has been buried beside her husband's elaborate tomb in a quiet ceremony unlike her husband's funeral almost 23 years ago. About 200 subdued mourners partially filled a Montgomery chapel yesterday for the funeral of Mrs. Williams, who died Tuesday in her Nashville, home. Among those attending Mrs. Williams funeral were Gov.

George C. Wallace; his wife, Cornelia, and her mother, Ruby Folsom Austin, a friend of Mrs. Williams. From Nashville came country music celebrities Ferlin Husky and Merl Kilgore and music publisher Wesley Rhodes. Mary T.

Hogan Services for Mary T. "Aunt Molly" Hogan, 88, formerly of 340 Prospect, will be Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Lauck Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St. John Catholic Church.

She was an inspector for the Diamond Chain Co. until her retirement in 1951 after 40 years of service there. She died yesterday in a local nursing home. Miss Hogan was a member of the Legion of Mary, Edward A. White Services for Edward A.

White, 92, Hoosier Village, will be Monday at 1 p.m. in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home. He died Thursday in a local nursing home. The Medaryville native had owned White Real Estate Co. until 1970.

He was a member of Medaryville United Methodist Church. Survivor wife Hanna. Purdue To Motivate WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI Purdue University said yesterday it is participating with 13 other Midwestern engineering institutions in a program to prepare' and motivate minority high school pupils toward careers in engineering. Using a $750,000 matching grant from the Alfred P.

Sloan Foundation, the universities will work to improve their programs in high schools to "help make pupils aware of the potential of engineering as a career and to guide them in proper preparation for college entry." Rail Crash Kills 5 MADRID, Spain (AP) Four passengers and one crewman were killed today when the Zamora-La Coruna passenger train derailed 100 miles from Zamora in northwest Spain, the Spanish national railroad announced. Public Notices approximately 2608.5 ft. along the east line of the alley between Wheeler Street and Dearborn Street to the intersection of the south line of East 25th Street running thence in a westerly direction approximately 2590 ft. along the south line of East 25th Street to the intersection of the west line of Keystone Avenue, running thence a northerly direction approximately 2608.5 ft. along the west line of Keystone Avenue to the intersection of the north line of East 30th Street, and the place of beginning, containing in all 155.1 acres more or less.

At the time stated above said Commission will open bids at public meeting and will consider any offers received upon any parcels located within the above described real estate. Said real estate is being sold for redevelopment for uses in accordance with the adopted Urban Renewal Plan for the 28th and Rural Urban Renewal Project No. Indiana R- 70. The Commission has caused to be prepared and will have available for examination and use by all interested persons, in the Office of the Division of Urban Renewal, 1942 City-County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, the following documents, to wit: 1. An Offering Sheet setting forth each parcel to be offered and the minimum price at which offers will be accepted, attached to which is a map or plat showing the size and location of each parcel to be offered.

2. Bid and proposal forms. Instructions to Bidders. 4. Copies of Contract for Sale of Land For Private Redevelopment (2 Parts and Pat I1), to be executed by the successful bidder, and form of Deed.

5. Copies of Department of Housing and Urban Development Form No. 6004 and-or No. 6004A required to be completed by the successful bidder. 6.

Copy of Land Use Restricfions. A bidder may bid upon more than one (1) parcel and defer closing with respect to such additional parcel or parcels in accordance with and subject to the provisions of a form of Contract for Public Notices held, by the Commission Metropolitan November Cevelop- 19, 1975 at 1:30 P.M. in Th CityCounty Building, Indianapolis, Indiana upon the following proposed amendments to Marion County Council Ordinance No. 8-1957, adopted by the Marion County Council on March 26, 1957, and subsequently amended pursuant to Chapter 283 of the Acts of the Indiana General Assembly for 1955, as amended, and Chapter 173 of the Indiana Acts of 1969: 75-AP-92 (HD-2 Center Township, District No. 15, 1709-1715 North Hall Place, Indianapolis.

Richard H. and Cletus M. Kelley request approval to permit a private parking lot (zoned HD 2). 75-AP-118 (Modification of Covenants) Pike Township, Councilmanic Distric No. 1, 3901 West 86th Street, Indianapolis.

Hopesite Realty Company and Multivest International, Inc. by Donald A. Brown, President, Hopesite Realty Company and P. J. Shreve, Chairman of Board, Multisest International, Inc.

request modification of covenants, which restricted the use to the New Hope Foundation to a professional office complex and other related activities (zoned C-S). 75-AP-139 (HD-2 Approval) Center Township, Councilmanic District No. 16, 326 West 17th Street, Indianapolis. McFarling Inc. requests approval 10 construct an addition to existing facilities to comply with state and federal regulations concerning processing facilities, welfare facilties for personnel, government inspectors office, enclosed dock areas, etc.

(zoned HD-2). 75-AP-141 (RCM Approval) Center Township, Councilmanic District No. 15, 115, 119 and 121 East Ohio Street, Indianapolis. John T. Irish, 121 East Onio Street requests approval to place two greenhouse structures, fence and trees on roof, elevator shaft to extend through to roof, use first floor for office space and 2nd, 3rd floors and roof for residential (zoned RCM).

Warren Township, Councilmanic District No. 13, 1151 Routiers Road, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 CityCounty Building proposes rezoning 13.30 acres, being in D-3 district, to A-2 and D-3 classifications, as per map on file. 75-Z-163 Pike Township, Councilmanic District No.

1, 7800 North Michigan Road, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 1,40 acres, being in C-1 district, to A-2 classification. 75-Z-164 Center Township, Councilmanic District No. 20, 2765 South East Street, Indianapolis.

The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogeigesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 17.00 acres, being in C-2 dsitrict, to D-5 classification. 75-Z-166 Pike Township, Councilmanic District No. 1, 7425 North Michigan Road, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F.

Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 1.29 acres, being in C-3 district, to D-5 classification. 75-Z-165 Perry Township, Councilmanic District No. 25, 2104 East South County Line Road, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Buildina proposes rezoning 6.92 acres, being in C-2 district to A-1 classification.

75-7-167 Perry Township, Councilmanic District No. 25. 1502 West Hanna Avenue, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 3.50 acres, being in C-3 district, to D-3 classification.

75-Z-168 Warren Township, Councilmanic District No. 12, 11775 East 38th Street, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 21.00 acres, being in D-6 11 district, to A-2 classification. 75-Z-170 Warren Township, Councilmanic District No.

12, 11901 East 38th Street, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning of 15.50 acres, being in C-3 district to A-2 classification. 75-Z170 Township, Councilmanic District No. 12, German Road, Indianapolis.

The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 24.54 acres, being in C-4 district, to A-2 classification. 75-Z-171 Warren Township, Councilmanic District No. 12, 7320 East 21st Street, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F.

Ross Vogelgesang; Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 5.68 acres, being in C-2 district, to C-1 classification. 75-Z-173 Warren Township, Councilmanic District No. 12, 11201 East 38th Street, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Panning and Zoning, 2021 Planning and Zoning, 2021 zoning 23.39 acres, being in D-6 Il district, to A-2 classification.

75-Z-173 Warren Township, Councilmanic District No. 13, 10029 East Washington Street, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 2.52 acres, being in C-4 district, to A-2 classification. 75-Z-174 Warren Township, Councilmanic District No.

14, 6019 East 12th Street, Indianapolis. The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 2.00 acres, being in C-4 district, to D-5 classification. 75-Z-175 Pike Township, Councilmanic District No. 1, 8850 North Michigan Road, Indianapolis.

The Metropolitan Development Commission by F. Ross Vogelgesang, Administrator, Division of Planning and Zoning, 2021 City-County Building proposes rezoning 9.51 acres, being in C-5 district, to D-2 classification. Permit F. Ross Vogelgesang per Administrator Division of Planning Co. and Zoning Department of Metropolitan Development (N, 11-8) METROPOLITAN BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS DIVISION TWO INDIANAPOLIS-MARION COUNTY, INDIANA November 18, 1975 Notice is hereby given of a Public Hearing and Meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals of Indianapolis-Marion County, Indiana, Second Division, Tuesday, November 18, 1975 at 1:00 P.M., in the City-County Buildina, Indianapolis, Indiana, upon the following petitions requesting variances to the Marion County Council Ordinance No.

8- 1957, adopted by the Marion County Council on March 28, 1957, and subsequently amended pursuant to Chapter 283 of the Acts of the Indiana General Assembly for 1955, as amended: CONTINUED AND REDOCKETED CASES: 75-V2-96 (Re Franklin Township, Co. Dist. No. 13, 3720 Cindy Lane, oned A-2. Big Midget Racing Club, by James A.

Buck, One Indiana Square, No. 2235, request permission to extend present hours, Sunday noon to 6:00 P.M., Friday 4.00 to 10:00 P.M., Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M., for existing midget race track. 75-UV-109 Perry Township, Co. Dist.

No. 20, 331 West Banta Road, zoned A-2. R. J. Realty, an Indiana Corporation, bv Michael J.

Kias, 3045 South Meridian Street, request variance of use, lot width and living area requirement to erect a 4-family dwelling, as per plans filed, off -street parking provided. 75-UV2-116 Washington Township, Co. Dist. No. 6.

6410- 12-14 Ferguson Street, zoned C-2. John J. Fife, 6414 Ferguson Street, request variance of use and Development Standards to use existing building for offices and retail sales, with pole sign, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 75-UV2-124 Center Township, Co. Dist.

No. 9, 3610 North Meridian Street, zoned D-9. Shaw Walker Company, by Richard Boyd, by David Brandt, Agent, 4905 East 56th Street, request variance of use and Devel- Public Notices opment Standards to erect an addition to rear of office building for storage, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 75-UV2-127 Wayne Township, Co. Dist.

No. 13, 2601 West Michigan Street, zoned 3-U. Harry James and Vera L. Jones, 1522 North Park Avenue, request variance of use to remodel and operate a poolroom in present building, as per plans filed, offstreet parking provided. 75-UV2-128 Center Township, Co.

Dist. No. 17, 1608-10 North Livingston Avenue, zoned D-5. William H. and Tosia Moran by Gene Leeuw, One Indiana Square, No.

2130, request varlance of use and Development. Standards to continue parking of service trucks, as per plans filed. 75-UV2-130 Perry Township, Co. Dist. No.

25, 28 Main Street, Southport, zoned D-2. City of Southport, by Gene R. Leeuw, 44 Worman Avenue, Southport, request variance of use and Development Standards to move old schoolhouse onto property for Historic Monument as a Bicentennial project, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 75-UV2-138 Washington Township, Co. Dist.

No. 4, 2943 East 46th Street, zoned C-2. John V. and Mary Agnes Reeder, by McConnell Electric Service, by Thomas M. Quinn, 120 East Market Street, request variance of use and Development Standards to permit offices and storage of electrical equipment and supplies, with sign, as per plans filed, offstreet parking provided.

75-UV2-139 Center Township, Co. Dist. No. 22, 2151-61 East New York Street, zoned D-8. Roy and Imogene Blythe, 8605 U.S.

Highway No. 31 South, request variance of use and Development Standards to permit general C-4 uses in present store rooms, with signs, as per plans filed, with no off-street parking available. NEW CASES: 75-UV2-141 Center Township, Co. Dist. No.

11, 3318 North Gale Street, zoned D-5. Rubert and Alice Davis, by James A. Buck, One Indiana Square, No. 2235, request variance of use and Development Standards to erect an office and warehouse for painting and dry wall contractor, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 75-UV2-142 Perry Township, Co.

Dist. No. 25, 7631 South Meridian Street, zoned A-2. William S. and Betty H.

Gray, by Michael J. Kias, 3045 South Meridian Street, request variance of use and Development Standards to operate an indoor amusement center and arcade in present building, with sign, as per plans filed, off -street parking provided. 75-UV2-143 Washington Township, Co. Dist. No.

7, 2611 East 46th Street, zoned D-5. Warren M. Atkinson, 2601 East 46th Street, request variance of use and Development Standards to remodel service station for the retail sale of alcoholic beverages and associated merchandise, with signs, as per plans filed, offstreet parking provided. 75-UV2-144 Center Township, Co. Dist.

No. 21, 1334 South Meridian Street, zoned C-3. Assocs. Realty, an Indiana Partnership, -by James W. Stilwell, One Indiana Square, No.

2325, request variance of use and Development Standards to erect an addition to building for storage, assembly, repair and light manufacturing of electrical equipment, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 75-UV2-145 Center Township, Co. Dist. No. 23, 1125 South Evison Street, zoned D-5.

Ronald Van Fossen, by Lee LeMay, 914 Circle Tower Building, request variance of use, width, area and floor area 4 requirements to convert residence into a 3-unit apartment, as per plans filed, off -street parking provided. 75-V2-146 Perry Township, Dist. No. 25, 6959 South Madison Avenue, zoned C-3. Sun Oil Company of Pennsylvania, by Roy F.

J. Tabor, P.O. 34257, request variance of setback requirements to erect canopies over pump. islands and relopole sign, as per plans filed. 75-UV2-147 Wayne Township, Dist.

No. 20, 3012 West Minnesota Street, zoned D-5 D-11. Blue Lake, by James E. Hughes, 815 Merchants Bank Building, request variance of use and Development Standards to process used foundry of to reclaim metallic particles sell and reuse, for a period of seven years, as per plans filed. 75-UV2-147-A Wayne Township, Co.

Dist. No. 20, 3180 West Morris Street, zoned SUHatchet, by James E. Hughes, 815 Merchants at Bank Building, request variance use and Development Standards process used foundry sand to call reclaim metallic particles for sale reuse, for a period of seven years, as per plans filed. 75-V2-148 Lawrence TownCo.

Dist. No. 3, 6020 East Street, zoned C-4. John Silver's Seafood Shoppe, by Stephen D. Mears, One Indiana Square No.

sed request variance of Sign Regulations to erect a sign on portion of roof, as per plans filed. 75-UV2-149 Center Township, p.m. Dist. No. 16, 2179 North Pennsylvania Street, Indpls.

D-8. Victor and Bernice Behncke, 5746 Brockton Drive, revariance of use DevelopStandards and Flood Plain requirements to permit sale of general merchandise, gifts, tapes, records and amusement center, son sign, as per plans filed, offparking provided. at 75-UV2-150 Washington Township, Co. Dist. No.

4, 5148 2 65th Street, zoned American Fletcher National Trustee for William B. Schmoll, by Halbert W. Kunz, Mr. 320 North Meridian Street, 1050 request variance of use to operate of auto repair shop in part of dren, present building, with sign, as per filed, off -street parking provided. 75-V2-151 Perry Township, Dist.

No. 24, 5631 Shelby zoned D-1. Paul and Mary L. Davis, 3133 CosDrive, request variance of lot 8 requirements to construct single-family dwelling, as per filed. Mrs.

75-V2-152 Washington Town- W. Co. Dist. No. 1, 861 West E.

Street, zoned D-S. K. P. Tinkham, 857 96th Street, request variance lot width, area, street frontage Flood Way requirements to an Improvement Location noon, to erect a residence, as plans filed. E.

75-V2-153 Center Township, 3 Dist. No. 14, 4126 East Pleasant Run N. zoned D-5. John E.

and Delores A. Trimble, request variof side yard requirement to a shelter over drive-way, as Linda plans filed. of Perry Township, father Dist. No. 20, 6004 South East and zoned A-2.

Ameri- day, Housing by Charles R. by Frank J. Otte, 11 North Pennsylvania No. 1010, request variance use and Development Standards Tom erect a model show home, with ville, office, with sign, as per band filed, off -street parking METROPOLITAN BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS DIVISION TWO (Mrs.) Katherine S. Cox, Secretary p.m.

(N-11-8) Death Notices ARBOGAST Mrs. Louise Arbogast, age 74, 333 N. Holmes mother of Mrs. Carolyn Shrader, Mrs. Arthur Akers and G.

Thomas Arbogast, sister of Roman Staub, 12 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren. FUneral Monday, Nov. 10, 10:30 a.m.. USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash.

11 a.m., St. Anthony Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary recitation, Sunday, 7 p.m. Family requests contributions be made to St.

Anthony Catholic Church. Calling after 7 p.m., Saturday. BEAULIEU Mr. John B. Beaulieu, 3856 Forest Grove husband of Mrs.

Corene H. Beaulieu, father of Mr. Gene and Mr. John E. Beaulieu, grandfather of 5, great-grandfather of 1, passed away Friday, Funeral Monday morning, 10 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY.

Masonic Memorial service 8 p.m. Sunday. Friends may call after p.m., Sunday. BRATTAIN Mr. Arthur M.

Brattain, age 92, Greencastie, husband of Minnie, father of Marion of Roachdale, William Herbert, Indpls. and Mrs. Claude Newgent of Fla. Services Sunday, 2 p.m., HOPKINS FUNERAL HOME GREENCASTLE CHAPEL. Friends may call.

Death Notices BRUNER Mrs. Margaret Lynne Bruner, age 88, mother of Mrs. Mary Margeret Arnold, Mrs. Laura Lynne Boyle and Mr. James Philip Bruner, grandmother of 6, greatgrandmother of 3, sister of Mrs.

B. W. Neely, passed away Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Monday, at PASCO MEMORIAL MORTUARY, Greenfield.

Friends may call after 4 p.m. Sunday. Contributions may be made to the Hancock County Memorial Hospital's Coronary Care Unit. BUTTS Mr. Archie W.

Butts, age 71, Greencastle, passed away Friday. Survived by 2 sons, Roy Rockville, and Richard Butts, R.3, Greencastle, 2 daugnters, Mrs. Tom (Jean) Baker and Mrs. Harold (Judy) Murpny, both of Greencastle, 7 grandchildren, 4 sisters and 3 brothers. Services 2 p.m.

Sunday, WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME, Greencastle. Friends may call CARRAHER Carl Frank Carraher, 63 years, former Indianapolis resident, husband of Mary Catherine, father of Harold R. Carraher and Carolyn Mills, 2 grandchildren. passed away Friday. Funeral 1 p.m.

Monday at the Parkway Garden Chapel, Forest Lawn, Atlanta, Georgia. He was founder of the Carraher Company, past president of Kiwanis Club, 1955, Vice President of Herman C. Wolf 1952, active member of Indianapolis Real Estate Board. DOWER Mr. Donald F.

Dower, age 64, husband of Mrs. Anna MacDonnel husband of Mrs. Anna Mae O' Donnel Dower (deceased) and Mrs. Sarah P. Dower, father of Joan Ginther and James Donald Dower, also 3 grandchildren, Funeral Monday, Nov.

10th, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. Calling Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. DUGAN Miss Mary E.

Dugan, sister of Miss Catnerine, Miss Margaret and Mr. Michael T. DUgan, passed away Thursday. Prayers, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY, Monday morning, 9:30 o'clock. Funeral Mass in Christ the King Catholic Church, Monday morning, 10 o'clock.

Friends may call Saturday, 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday noon to 9 p.m. Rosary 7 p.m. Sunday. EGGERS Marguerite M.

(Ginger) Eggers, 64 years, 4810 Chesterfield E. beloved wife of Charles K. Eggers, mother of Mrs. Peggy Trent, grandmother of Steven, Don and Daniel Trent, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., at the G.

H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday, FAIRBANKS Mr.

Arthur A. Fairbanks, 4923 Washington brother of Mrs. Lee McCleary, passed away Thursday. Masonic services, Sunday after noon, 2:30 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call until 9 p.m..

Saturday. GOLDBERG Mrs. Rose Goldberg, 84 years, of 7475 Spring Mill passed away Saturday, beloved mother of Mrs. Archie (Marion) Aronstam, and Mr. Ben J.

Goldberg, sister of Mrs. Oscar (Bea) Marcus, also grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Fumeral service Monday at WEINSTEIN BROS. CHAPEL, in Chicago. Memorial contributions may be made to the City of Hope.

Arrangements by AARON-RUBEN-NELSON MERIDIAN HILL MORTUARY. GRAY Mr. L. Norman Gray, age 40, 953 English passed away Friday, brother of William L. Gray.

Services pending at J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect. HENDERSHOTT Kenneth C. Hendershott, 67 years, 4841 State beloved husband of Mrs.

Maguerite D. Hendershott, father of Mrs. Anita McCarrel, grandfather of Mark and David McCarrel, brother of Mrs. Hazel Gustin, Mrs. Lottie Kernodle, Mrs.

Dottie Parham, Wilbert Hendershott, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday 2:30 p.m. the G. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave.

Friends may after 7 p.m. Saturday. HOGAN Miss Mary T. (Aunt Molly) Hogan, age 88, formerly of 340 Prospect, beloved sister-in-law of Mrs. Leona Hogan, also survived by several neices and nephews, pasaway Friday.

Funeral LAUCK 5 FUNERAL HOME, 1458 S. Meridian, Tuesday 9:30 a.m., St. John Church 10 a.m. Legion of Mary and Parish Rosary 7:30 Monday. Calling 2 to 9 p.m.

Monday. HURT Dennis B. Hurt, age 21, 605 Prospect husband of Vivian, father of Christopher Allen Hurt, brother of Mrs. Judith Ann Patterson and George L. Hurt, city, of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Hurt. Funeral services 1 p.m. Tuesday the FARLEY W. MORRIS ST.

CHAPEL. Friends may call after p.m. Sunday. JONES Foster M. Jones, age 61, S.

Worth husband our Mrs. Idell Jones, father Clifford M. Jones, grandchilson of Melvin F. brother of Harold C. Jones, passed away Friday.

Services Tuesday 10 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lynhurst Dr. Friends may call after 5 p.m. er, Sunday.

Masonic memorial service p.m. Sunday. Our LANCET Marcia Jenne Lancet, 5300 96th wife of Mr. Kenneth Lancet, mother of Mr. William Lancet and Mr.

Richard A. Lancet, sister of Mrs. Robert A. Wolfe, grandmother of 8, greatgrandmother of 5, passed away To Friday. Funeral Monday after2 o'clock, LEPPERT COPELAND MORTUARY, 740 86th St.

Friends may call from to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., Sunday. You LOWDER Ralph K. Lowder, Martinsville, passed away. Thursday, husband of To Dorothea, Martinsville, father of Link, Tuscon, brother Raymond, Martinsville, grandof Laura and Lisa Haynes Lyoranne Link. Services p.m., FOGLEMAN FUNERAL HOME, Martinsville.

Friends may call anytime. LOWE C. Lowe, age 69, of Fortpassed away Friday. Hus- of, of Frances, father of Mrs. Barbara Riddle, of Fort tville, brother of Mrs.

Minerva Manning, The Chicago Heights, Ill. Funeral to services Monday, 10:30 a.m., And FISHER FUNERAL HOME, But Fortville. Friends may call after 7 Saturday. LYNCH of T. Lynch 83 years, N.

Alton, father of Ellen Who Knight, Thomas James, Alfred Joseph C. and Robert M. Of brother of Ellzabeth Wild- He Julia Cloud and Theodore By 2 deceased sons, Harvey Theodore Lynch, 19 grandchil24 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild, passed Who Thursday. Services Tuesday, A day p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL The SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, away, W. 16th St.

Friends invited. How may call after 2 p.m. for Only shown, MAXWELL God look Augustus John Maxwell, age And of 5152 E. Mich husband place Mrs. Flora B.

Maxwell, father The John R. Maxwell, brother of If and Everett H. with Maxwell, grandfather of Michael We Kimberly and Steven P. Max- takes Funeral Tuesday Nov. 11, Through a.m.

SHIRLEY BROS IRV. angels HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. "We St. Calling after 2 p.m. can NICHOLS May Nichols, age 64, of 1, Fillmore, mother of Ju- V.

Cable, of Rte. 1, Fillmore, grandmother of 4, sister of Fore: 504 Williamson of Fillmore, and Mrs. Elliott of Groveland. ServMonday 2 p.m. First Baptist Greencastle.

Friends may at the RECTOR FUNERAL Greencastle, after 2 p.m. Dervices BEAULIEU, Mr. John BIRKENHAUER, Mrs. Lucy W. DUGAN, Miss Mary E.

FAIRBANKS, Mr. Arthur KRESLINS, Mrs. Helen FLANNER Mortuaries Shirley Services DOWER, Mr. Donald MAXWELL, Mr. Augustus J.

NIEMEYER, Mr. Walter F. WILSON, Mr. John Death Notices RAHN Elva E. Rahn.

65 years, of Madison beloved wife Arthur W. Rahn, mother of thur E. and Robert W. grandmother of Keith A. and phen E.

Rahn, sister of H. Rann and Mrs. Helen man, passed away Friday. Monday, p.m., at the G. HERRMANN MADISON FUNERAL HOME, 5141 son Ave.

Friends may call p.m. Saturday. WEDDLE Mr. Earl Weddle, age 76, Brownsburg, husband of Laura, ther of Lois Barber, Brownsburg, also survived by 3 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, away Thursday, Services 2 p.m., JONES MATTHEWS MORTUARY, Browns Friends may call at the WHITE Edward A. White, 92 years, sier Village, husband of Anna White, several nieces and ews, passed away Thursday.

ices Monday, 1. p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th Friends invited. Friends may after 7 p.m. Saturday.

3 Card of Thanks DESSAUER Vealada-We to extend our heartfelt thanks appreciation for the acts of ness, messages of sympathy beautiful floral offerings from our kind friends and bors and to Linwood Christian Church and all others who ed in so many ways during recent bereavement. -Otis Dessauer and children NALL-We wish thank our neighbors, friends and for expressions of sympathy, ly floral offerings and other tesies extended at the passing our beloved Son, Brother Grandson, WILLIAM R. NALL We also wish to thank Rev. Toliver for his consoling message, members of Mt. Vernon Church, Rev.

Freeman, Chandler, Rev. David Lee of Hill Baptist Church, employees the Post Office -tours Postmaster and Personnel employees, palibearers, Monday Morning Bowlers and Summers Funeral Chapel, all for kind and standing services. Parents-Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Nall, and Family, GrandparentsMr. and Mrs. Sam Sharber SCOTT-We wish to express sincere appreciation to our bors, friends and relatives kindness, prayers sympathy, floral tributes extended to during the illness and at the ing of our beloved Mother Grandmother LENA A. SCOTT We especially wish to thank ministers--Jean Pratt and VanDeventer, the doctors and es at St. Francis Hospital bearers, and G.H.

Herrmann neral Home for their kind understanding services rendered. -Son, Daughter and families SYLVESTER-We wish to knowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended our relatives, friends, bors, doctors and nurses of Methodist Hospital at the passing beloved husband and father, SYLVESTER U. BUDD especially wish to thank Wilsted and Conkle Funeral Home, all for kind understanding services rendered. -Nancy Budd, Susan, Greg and Mike Bond In Memoriams BOWLIN-In loving memory of My dear Brother, RUSSELL J. (BUSS) BOWLIN Who passed away Nov.

8, 1974. is lonesome here without you, And sad and weary the way; Life has not been the same Since you were called away. -His Sister, Myrtle Dearmore BROOKS loving memory of, MARGARET I. BROOKS Who passed away Nov. 7, 1963 smiling way and pleasant face, Are a pleasure to recall, had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all -Husband Paul, daughters Patty, Sharon and Kathy ELAND-In loving memory of, beautiful sister, MARSHA LYNN ELAND Who passed away Nov.

8, 1973 -Donna and Linda LANE-In loving memory of, RUTH A. LANE Who passed away Nov. 8, 1974 Sweet memories still linger forev- cannot change them 'tis that come cannot sever, loving remembrance of you. -Father, Sisters, Nephew LAYTON-In loving memory of BERTHA M. LAYTON passed away Nov.

8, 1974, left me a beautiful memory, But a sorrow too great to told. me who loved you and lost you Your memory will never grow. -Son MASON -In loving memory of WILLIAM LEE MASON SR. passed away Nov. 8, 1974, left us a beautiful memory, But a sorrow too great to told.

us who loved you and lost you Your memory will never grow old. -Wife and Children MASON -In loving memory of, WILLIAM L. MASON Who passed away Nov. 8, 1974 "We miss you Bill, you were a good Son and Brother." -Mother, Eunice and Willie, Harold, Frances and Irene ROBERTSON-In loving memory WILLIE L. ROBERTSON Who passed away Nov.

8, 1973 world may change from year year, friends from day to day, never will the one I love, memory pass away. -Your loving Wife, Effie Robertson SHOWECKER-In loving memory WILLIAM G. SHOWECKER passed away Nov. 8, 1974. brings memories our loved one gone to rest; will never be forgotten the ones who loved him best.

-Wife Helen and Children STACK--In loving memory of ROY L. STACK passed away Nov. 8, 1974. year has passed since that sad day God came and took you many times have we reached the phone, to realize, and a tear is knows we love you, He can inside, see the sorrow, that has no to hide. empty days must fill anew, only one hour, could be spent you.

hope somehow, this message wing, God to you, when the sing, love you. Roy, for us there never be another." Sadly missed by, -Wife Hazel and Family Funeral Directors CHANCE FUNERAL HOME E. National Ave. 784 3546 Want Ads, 633-1212 7 Funeral Directors Daniel F. O'Riley Funeral Home 6107 Hwy 31 South 787-133) Farley 3520 1604 West Mann Morris Road St.

FUNERAL HOMES Phone 634-4811 GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E. NEW YORK 632-5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1501 5141 S. MADISON EAST AVE.

632-8488 787-7211 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME 636-4305 2428 E. 10th 636-4304 MOORE KIRK Irvington 5342 Wash. Lawrence 8051 E. 461h Main Office ROBERT W. STIRLING 1420-22 PROSPECT 632-6576 STEVENS MORTUARY 5520 W.

10th St. 247-4493 USHER FUNERAL HOME 2313 W. WASHINGTON 632-9352 11 Florists, Memorials "Say it with Madison AVENUE 2457 MADISON-786-0431 Arthur Fairbanks Services for Arthur A. Fairbanks, 79, 4923 Washington will be tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary.

Fairbanks was born in Montreal, Canada, and had lived in Indianapolis since 1920. He founded the Fairbanks Jewelry Co. in 1923 and later organized the Indianapolis Camera Co. Mr. Fairbanks was a member of Monument Masonic Lodge, Kaaba Temple at Davenport, Indianapolis Press Club and the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation.

He and his late wife, Esther, founded the Indiana Hospital Auxiliary Association and he was a former co-owner of the Indianapolis Saddle Club. Fairbanks died Thursday in Winona Hospital. Survivor--sister Mrs. Lee McCleary. Mrs.

Grace Bell Services for Mrs. Grace Bell, 74, 6210 Hickorywood Drive, were today in St. John's Episcopal Church, Speedway. A native of Marquette, she was a graduate of Eastern Michigan University and taught school at Wayne, for 14 years until her retirement in 1967. She died yesterday in Methodist Hospital.

Survivor -son Rev. Martin Bell; brothers Howard and Kenneth Billings; sister Mrs. William Murray. Mrs. Charles Eggers Services, for Mrs.

Charles (Marguerite) Eggers, 64, 4810 Chesterfield East Drive, will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. Born in Bloomington, she lived in Indianapolis most of her life.

She died Thursday in Methodist Hospital, Mrs. Eggers was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary 276 and Sahara Grotto Auxiliary. Survivors-husband; daughter Mrs. Wendell Trent. Mrs.

Marcia Lancet Services for Mrs. Kenneth E. (Marcia) Lancet, 81, 5300 W. 96th Street, will be Monday at 2 p.m. in Leppert Copeland Mortuary.

Mrs. Lancet, a native of Chicago, died yesterday at home. She was a member of Broadway United Methodist Church, PEO Sorority and Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Survivors-husband; sons William and Richard; sister Mrs. Robert A.

Wolfe. Excise Police Merit Policy Studied The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission is considering a new excise police merit policy aimed at making "sweeping revisions." ABC Chairman James Sims said the commission members "are hoping that the sweeping revisions which this policy brings to the administration of the excise police will provide the citizens of this state better law enforcement. "One of the truly unique requirements included in the policy is an annual merit review of each officer on the force," Sims said. "If they cannot meet the standards necessary to retain rank each and every year, they will have to step down. "We believe this is a first in law enforcement history in the State of Indiana, and we hope that its success will prove as a model for other agencies around the state," he said.

Public Notices Public HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board, in cooperation with the City of Indianapolis, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency will conduct a Public Hearing on the proposal by Organic Materials Corporation for the Department of Public Works, City of Indianapolis to dispose of sewage sludge in Boone County. The proposal provides an alternative solution for sludge disposal from existing sludge lagoons at the Indianapolis Belmont sewage treatment plant. The alternative has been developed by Organic Materials Corporation as a scienfific approach to the recycling of the sludge from the Indianapolis plant site through a controlled application on agriculture crop lands as a fertilizer. The proposal, which provides details on the method of transporting and distributing the sludge, has been submitted to the Indiana State Board of Health, 1330 West Michigan Street, Room 379, Indianapolis, Indiana. 46206 and copies are available upon request.

The Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board, at its meeting of October 28, 1975, ordered that a Public Hearing be held before a representative of the Board on the issues and environmental assessment of this proposal as related to the citizens of Boone County prior to turther consideration. The Public Hearing will be held in the Town Council Chambers, Lebanon Municipal Building, corner of Main and East Streets, Lebanon, Indiana, at 9:00 A.M., E.S.T., Friday, December 5, 1975. Public participation is requested. Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board By RALPH C. PICKARD Hearing Officer Indianapolis, IndianaNovember 5, 1975.

ORAL H. HERT Technical Secretary Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board N-11-8 4350 of ArRahn, SteEdward HartFuneral H. AVE. Madiafter 7 RR 2, fa- passed Sunday, burg. mortuary.

HooM. nephServ- St. call wish and kindand received neigh- assistour kind relatives lovecour- of and Baptist Rev. Zion of 1-2-3-4, under- our neighfor and passand 24 Personal Notices WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Nov. 1, 1975 Johnny Harold Cooper 239 So.

Sherman Dr. Ind. 46201. ANYONE witnessing accident Oct 31, approx in front of First National Bank, 1180 Main St, Speedway, please call Mr Par ker. 632-7389.

Very important. WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Nov. 1, 1975. Clarence A. Ellis.

4715 Wellington, Ind. THERESA Why do you run? your husband--Jeff Stiele SHALOM! GOOD News about "Moses and God" Call 787-3506. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 617 Peoples Bank Bldg 632-7864. 26 Special Notices OVERWEIGHT? Wanted 22 Overweight People For a New Program Call Mr. Thomas 632-3326 (THE EASIER WAY) TRI KAPPA FLEA 14 Mausoleums, Lots Park TWO companion crypts, Floral Cemetery.

356-0677, 356-7666 LINCOLN Memory Gardens, turf top crypts, $1000. 769-6723. 20 Lost and Found LOST Black Min Poodle, 9 old, flea collar, fem, YE ans in Southport, Monday Oct 27th. Rew. 784-1522, 359-9172.

bik LOST: Belgium Shepherd, male, back w-grey and bik mask. Answers to Dustin. REWARD. 636-5223. LOST: Lrg yellow long -haired male cat, flea collar, declawed.

Southeastern-Franklin Rd vi ch 862-5105. LOST 2 male Samoyed, white, vic. of Senate, If found call 2207 or 251-6057 between 8 and 926- 12. Reward. LOST: From N.E.

area, Sat, Nov 1st, small grey and white, spayed Female Cat, Reward, Call 251- 7036 aft 6 pm. LOST: MALE GRAY TIGER striped Cat with red collar, Vic 421. 85th. Reward, 291-0740. LOST 20-Lb long-hair, bik-fan dog-male.

Vic N. 60's nr 421, rew. Ans "Patrick." 253-7677. LOST ST BERNARD.4 mo. hog and white.

Ans to Brandy. rewd. 637-3471. Ask for Gene LOST Gray and white fem. tiger ton cat.

Wht. paws and celly. Irvingarea. 352-1144 aft. 5 p.mn.

LOST 2-vr-old NR 1200 BLK N. Tuxedo, male boxer, ears not trimmed, call 637-4632 aft 5. FOUND red setter -collie mix, male, large, gentle, needs good home, pay only LOST- YORKSHIRE TERRIER, male. Vic 91ST-Ditch Rd. Red flee collar.

Reward. 844-3070. LOST in vic of 5800 Julian bik min fem poodle, ans to tags, rwd, 894-3585. LOST Irish Setter, fem, vjc 42nd and Millersville Rd, ans to "Sam rwd, 535-4871 aft 3. GERMAN Shepherd male, biksilver, lost vic 21st-Arlington, ans to name Rage, 357-6524.

LOST St. Bernard male, vic Weir Cook airport, ans to 'Murphey'. REWARD. 247-0289. LOST male Pug, Christian Park area, ans to "Puggy" 353-0887.

FOUND all gray kitten, fem, owner or free good home. 356-0562. LOST: Yellow male cat, vic. Ellenberger Pk, 359-9451 aft 6. Rew.

LOST: Yellow male cat, vic Ellenberger, 359-9451. Aft 6. LOST: Beagle puppy, vic 73rdHarcourt. Rew. 299-4088.

FOUND: Nr Green wood, 1g, blond fem Spaniel. 251-0359 eves. the Robert nurspall- FUand ac- many neigh- of Bish- 26 Wagner NOTICE OF PUBLIC 11.1 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. 34223 In the matter of the amendments of the rules and regulations the Motor Public Carrier Service Commission Department of of Indiana pursuant to Chapter 287 of the Acts of 1935, as amended, and in accordance with Chapter 120 of the Acts of 1945, as amended. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct a public hearing in this cause (the amendment of Rule 11 (1), Annual Vehicle Registration Fees, and the deletion of Rule 12, Carrying Evidence of Operating Authority) in Room 903, State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, beginning at 10:00 A.M., (EST), on Thursday, November 20, 1975.

Public participation is requested. At least five (5) copies of the proposed amendments of and deletions from the Rules and Regulations will be on file and available for examination in the offices of the Commission from the date of publication of this notice. Public Service Commission of Indiana Motor Carrier Department By ROBERT MOWERY Director Indianapolis, IndianaNovember 5, 1975. made whatever NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that The Trustees of Indiana University will receive sealed proposals for furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment and transportation necessary for Interior Renovation at the Indiana University Kokomo Campus at 2300 South Washington Street, Kokomo, Indiana in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the Department of University Physical Facilities. Proposals will be received in the office of Mr.

H. H. Brooks, Director, University Physical Facilities, Indiana University, 700 North Walnut Grove, Bloomington, Indiana, 47401, until 2:00 always Public Notices Sale of Land for Private Redevelopment (Stage Take-Down) included in the documents hereinbefore referred to. All bids shall be on the forms prescribed by the Commission and must be accompanied by a certified check payable to the order of the City of Indianapolis, Department of Metropolitan Development, in a sum equal to five per cent (5 percent) of the bid. The Commission reserves the right to reiect any bids and to make the award to the highest and best bidder.

In determining the best bid, the Commission shall take into consideration the size and character of the improvements proposed to be made by the bidder on the parcel or parcels bid upon; his plans and ability to improve the real estate with reasonable, promptness; whether the real estate, when improved, will be sold or rented and the bidder's proposed sale or rental prices; the use to which the land and improvements proposed to be placed thereon will be put; and any factors which will assure the Commission that the sale, if made, will further the carrying out of the adopted Urban Renewal Plan and will best serve the interests of the community both from the standpoint of human and economic welfare. Dated this 5th day of November, 1975. METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA COMMISSIONERS James C. Bidwell C.0. Alig Jr.

Elden J. Cox George M. Bixler Edward Treacy Robert H. Eichholtz Carlyn Johnson Thomas E. Lyday Mr.

James C. Clark (N-11-8) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND MEETING METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA DIVISION OF PLANNING AND ZONING Notice is hereby given of a Public Hearing and Meeting to be ance erect per Co. Street, can Davis, Street, of to sales plans provided. MARKET, Nov. 15-16.

Jasper National Guard Armory. Dealers, $6 per day. General admission, 50c per person. For dealer reservations 228 call or write: Mrs. Shirley Vogt, W.

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Nov Come any time Saturday 8, from 9 am-5 pm. EYE GLASS FRAMES soldered while you wait. Frames replaced, prescriptions filled. Hans Optical Service, 5144 Madison, 787-4290. FREE jewelry catalog, contains 1000 rings, necklaces, bracelets.

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Playhouse Toy Party, 241- 3423. CUSTOM emblems, min 10 patches. Also Monogramming. TLMC. 1929 52nd, 257-1424.

WANTED COMPASSIONATE HOMES for unlucky young cats. 784-5004. MINK STOLE CLEANING DAVIDSON OF GLENDALE 255-3161 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT YOUR NEAREST Hook's Dependable Drugs FMC CORP. CHAIN DIVISION 220 S. Belmont Ave.

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