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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Thursday, September 16, 1975 age 30 erit Scholarship Semifinalisfs Charles E. Lane, Bloomlmrton North. Robert A. Marciniak, Bloomington North. Clark A.

Morrison, Bloomington North. Scott F. Robinson, Bloomington North. Laurie B. Stoll, Bloomington North.

Rebecca J. Telen, Bloomington North. Paul R. Wood, Bloomington North. Devon A.

Allsion, Bloomington South. Victoria A. Grossack, Bloomington South. Carolyn B. Heller, Bloomington South.

Dorothy C. Lenard, Bloomington Soulh. Mark J. Mahan, Bloomington South. Paul K.

Newton, Bloomington South. Celia R. Peterson, Bloomington South. David A. Shaw, Bloomington South.

Brian W. Trubitt, Bloomington South. William T. Vollmann, Bloomington South. Alexander D.

Zalucky, Blooininglon Soulh. CARMEL Terry W. Brooks, Carmel. Steven K. Goodwin, Carmel.

George B. Pratt, Carmel. David G. Slankard, carmel. CHARLOTTESVILLE Tom H.

Bird, Eastern Hancock. CLOVERDALB Sandra L. Coltingham, Cloverdale. COLUMBUS Renita A. Brown, Columbus East.

Mark D. Foster, Columbus East. Continued on Page 31 Daniel T. Brunnef, North Central. Linaa L.

Fleck, North Central. John M. Hamilton, North Central. Cynlhia K. Hoover, North Central.

Raymond A. Kahn, North Cer.tral. John W. tawrence. North Central.

Jane E. Leigh, North Central. Nancy Liesta Mamtin, North Central. Douglas McCord, North r-entrnl. Thomas M.

Nine, North Central. Kay E. Pashos, North Central. Eric Sundquist, North Central. Nancy A.

Perkins, Nortnwest. Joy C. Bear, Park-Tudor. Karen E. Dankert, Park-Tudor.

EHJabeth R. Jessup, park-Tudor. Deborah Jones, Park-Tudor. Marcia M. Roe, Pike.

Cynthia Starkey, Pike. Beth A. Bottos, Shortridge. Clayton H. Richardson, Shortridgsv Mark Alkins, Southport.

Robert J. Cassady, southport. Dawn IE. Bahken, Ben Davis. Beth A.

Ludlow, Ben Davis. Brian C. Swift, Ben Davis. Dairell L. Taylor, Ben Davis.

Kevin Trewartha, Ben Davis. David A. Retherford, Franklin Central. Karhiyn L. Jensen, Heritage christian School.

Samuel Hurt, Howe. Sandv A. LeVier, Howe. Teresa L. Rakestraw, Indianapolis Baptist.

Annemarit P. DeSanto, Ladywood-SI. Asms. William J. Burns, Lawrence Central.

Glen H. Hastings, Lawrence Central. Christopher J. McNelis, Lawrence Central. Rosanne J.

Parry, Lawrence Central. James G. Pauloski, Lawrence Central. Eric W. Velters, Lawrence Central.

Rodney D. Hemmer, Marshall. Carolyn S. Turner, Marshall. Susan E.

Arnold, North Central. Sabine L. Bergmann, North Central. Gregory S. Boebinger, North Central.

students in each state. Semifinalists from the Indianapolis area and their high schools include: INDIANAPOLIS Jeffrey L. Ostermsn, Arlington. Man E. Templeton, Arlington.

Vtctof A. Sanderson, Tech. Mary L. Dell, Avon. Gary R.

Bauman, Brebeuf. Curtis I. Carlson, Brebeuf. Francil X. Dillon, Brebeuf.

Martin A. Gallagher, Brebeuf. John D. Lavaqnino, Brebeuf. Thomas D.

Maines, Breoeuf. Dean B. Nelson, Brebeuf. Robert E. Pierce, Brebeul.

Douglas McKay, Broad Ripple. Donald W. Jasper, Cathedral. John R. Paqan, chalard.

Bryan Lilienkamp, Chatard. John R. McKay, chatard The National Merit Scholarship Corp. has announced semifinalists in the 1977 National Merit Scholarship Program. The students will have an opportunity to continue in the competition for about 3,850 scholarships to be awarded next spring.

More than a million students from more than 17,000 high schools entered the program by taking the 1975 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude TestNational Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Semifinalists are the highest-scoring at Ceittftall (Armstrong miffisraiM 17 7 .) Mary H. Conwell, Speedway. Mark R. Eiier, Speedway.

Martha A. Wells, Speedway. Shannon McMonigle, Warren Central. Vicki Polance, Warren Central. ARCADIA Patricia J.

Gltftfmss, Hamilton Heights. BEECH GROVE William A. Kirsch, Beech Grove. Richard L. Petrecca, Beech Grove.

Beth A. Pfeu, Our Lady of Grace Academy. BLOOMINGTON Tori M. Byrne, Bloomington North. John C.

Huntington, Bloomington North. i' i if V-f I Jt A i IMtPETTTIILI ummm i C7 1 r7- til Wmm 9 i 7 Ihmdmnfte, HAND HEWN LODQEWQOD GALSIGHT BR1QLIE il l( -l 'I i Oil I ill' if si L' It il i ii iV If 'n'1 ii 5 1 i a i'V'j I il II I 1MI5IH IMllOFUIl fllllii AMi' i imfk wi a BEAUTIFUL RICH WOODGRAIN PRE-FIHISKED PANELING THAT WILL ADD ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY TO YOUR WALLS, IT'S EASILY INSTALLED AND EASILY CARED FOR. RESISTS MARS AND SCRATCHES, WIPES CLEAN WITH A DAMP CLOTH. 4x3 FOOT PANELS ON INCH HARDBOARD BUNKER HILL BLEACHED CYPRUS JUST PRESS IN PLACE, SEIF-SKCKING BACKING HOLDS FIRMLY IN PLACE TO ALMOST ANY SUB-FLOOR, WOOD OR CONCRETE NO TAPE OR ADHESIVE NEEDED. 12X12 INCH TILE IN WIDE RANGE OF COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM IN PLAIN OR SHAG TILES (RED.

BRICK) BLAUCHE (WHITE) REG. 2.99 COLONIAL HICKORY NANTUCKET MAPLE HOMESTEAD WALNUT if If wMw A 111 REG. $1 0.59 Ad 12x12 REGULAR WET REG. UP TO 55 -1 ra REG. $8.99 EACH 1 9 EACH (0) EACH en muM I MANT0N NATURAL EACH WOOD LOWERED BEAUTY TO ANY ROOM IN YOUR HOME nr.n1 1 PANELS, 716 INCHES THICK PACKAGE COVERS 8 SQUARE FEET INSULATIOHSTORM W1KST0RM DOORS The U.S.

Senate Is Sponsoring An Energy Saving Incentive Bill To Have The Government Pay 30 Per Cent Of The First $750 Spent By Home Owners When Buying And Installing Insulation, Storm Windows And Doors. The Purpose Is To Reduce Heating Air-Conditioning Costs. We Want You To Insulate, We Want You To Save Energy Money And We Want To Help You Do It Now IF YOU BUY NOW YOU'LL START SAVING NOV IF THE CONGRESS HAS NOT VOTED A TAX CREDIT BY OCTOBER 31st, 1978 ON YOUR INSULATION PURCHASE, WE WILL GIVE YOU A 10 REBATE ON YOUR PURCHASE imwmmtewm CREATE A DRAMATIC DECOR. DO IT YOURSELF AND GIVE ANY ROOM A CASUAL LOOK THAT IS UNIQUE AND EYECATCHING IDEAL FOR LIVING ROOM, DEN, KITCHEN, PLAYROOM, OFFICE ABSORB NOISES, PROVIDES IDEAL INSULATION INSTALLS EASILY WITH ADHESIVE 7 717 if it il H.rsHiElVIII? mm tppiPiiliTf SANDED SMOOTH, FULL ASSEMBLED, READY TO FINISH COMPLETE WITH TRACK AND ALL NECESSARY HARDWARE ALL COCRS ARE 6 FOOT 8 INCHES TALL READY TO HANG LOUVER BOSS PINECQOHS SOLID PAELDQQRS LAUAN FLUSH 38.99 3Z.V? 39.99.. 33.99 42.99.

35.99 4-D0CS 4 FT. WIDE REG. 35.99 29" 4-COCR FT. WIDE RES. 42.99 61.99.

51.99 9 99.. 58.99 12x12 SHAG CARPET REG. UP TO 1.19 6 INCH WIDE 2HN. 24-IM. 27-IN.

30-IN. 33-IN. 36-IN. 18-IN. 21-IN.

24-IN. 27-IN. 30-ln. 33-IN. 38-IN.

8-IN. WIDE 18-IN. 21-IN. 24-IN. 27-IN.

30-IN. 33-IN. 36-IN. 18-IN. 21-IN.

24-IN. 27-IN. 30-IN. 33-IN. 36-IN.

21-IN. 21-IN. 24-IN. 24-IN. 27-IN.

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5-SIIELF UtllT 16x36x72 (11. REG. 15.93 CEfJTEIi STURDY ENOUGH TO SUPPORT EVEN THE HEAVIEST ENTERTAINMENT EQUIPMENT SPACE ENOUGH TO ORGANIZE ALL YOUR COMPONENTS ON ONE COMPACT UNIT REG. $24.99 0 1: I SHELF UNIT ONLY Mi mi JO TAKE ALONG KJ ALGaS -a it tM 30" WIDE 32" WIDE 36" WIDE REG. 48" WIDE 60" WIDE COVER CRACKED SURFACE FEET PER Jfa.

1 wli iPII EASY TO -1 Jji use xiij' wh'ti BRUSH DESIGN 12x24 INCH EACH f. FULL REG. REG. anr' THE SHELVING UNITS WITH MUSCLE, FOR HEAVY-DUTY STORAGE IN OARAGE; BASEMENT, WHEREVER HEEDED SUPER-STRONG, WOBBLE-FREE CONSTRUCTION, DESIGNED FOR HEAVIEST, BULKIEST HOUSEHOLD ITEMS IDEAL FDR CEILISS, SIDEBOARDS, WALLBOiRD, PLASTER. EkICK, EVEN PLASTERBOARD 4-S1LF HIT 12x30x60111.

BEG.10.S9 5-SIJELF 12x36x72 III. BEG.13.S9 THE QUICX EASY WAY TO GIVE AN OLD WORLD TEXTURED FINISH TO ALL INTERIOR WALLS AND CEILINGS WITH ONLY ONE COAT f77 I 1 fill (o)80 LU2.JC LOUVER'PAmOOCIlS 4-DOQR 4 FT. WIDE REG. 67.99 EG" 4-DOOR 5 FT. WIDE REG.

7S.99 G333 DRIES TO DURABLE FINISH 54 TO 100 SQUARE FEET PER GALLON SOAP AND WATER CLEAN UP THE PERFECT FINISH FOR PROBLEM AREAS 72" WIDE IB" DEEP CREATE NEW TEXTURES WITH A SPONGE 30" HIGH IN 10 FOUND RIUSEAELE PLASTIC PAIL RICH CN SHELVES, 10) TAKE AL0XG Kiiinu FINISHED IN A BEAUTIFUL PLEASING, CHARCOAL GREY AVAILABLE IH SAH0 OR SMOOTH TEXTURE FINISH Iffli-HLfJUTFIFlU EfJTEPJli TEXTURED WALNUT WOODGRAIN FINISH POSTS AHO END BARS. SOU A UNIFORM STIPPIE SWIRt (TAMF "ROLL OH" PLMli'illil TEXTURE PAIilT FJ F17 rn "fin? OEM" hMm Cfll.iNGWAlL TEXTUR1H3 Sal Prhn Good Through Sept. it, 1976 FOR INTERIOR CEILINGS WALLS WCHKS MAGIC FOR YCUR CEILINGS AND WALLS HIDES DAMAGED OH EfiD AREAS EASY TO USE, JUST MIX WITH WATER ASVD ROLL CH Nil EASY-ROLL CASTERS KSKE IT A SNAP TO MOVE FOR WANING, TO REG. 7.99 WHITE wmi mm ROOM SHELVES ADJUSTABLE AT Vi" INTERVALS. WITHOUT DISASSEMBLING mmmxis id wuvt to uit ilrlni CAN BE RAISED.

LOWERED OR REMOVED OPEN NITESt SUNDAY HWY 31 AT SHELBY ST. 38th AT SKADELAN3 33th AT UTAYETIE RO. USE CUR 90-DAY CASH PLAN no DGftx nmm no strvici chisge UP 10 19 MY I IQvil WYMLHTS OR USE CENTRAL HARDWARE or MASTER CHARGE.