The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • 14

THI INDIANAPOLIS NIWS Monday. May 15. 14 EXPANSION UNDER WAY None Hurt In Mount Comfort Tornado 3 Join Conner Staff to the existing buildings. Hardee has joined the staff to assist the museum administration in keeping the public informed of the 's growth and the changes that will take place there during this expansion period. During this period the museum will be open its usual hours: 9:30 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Tuesdays Ihrough Saturdays and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays, with the last tour leaving each day at 3:30 p.m. The museum is closed Mondays.

tMCKl It TIM Ntwt NOBLKSVILLE, lnd. Myron Vourax, director of Conner Prairie Pioneer Settle- ment and Museum, has announced the appointment of three members to the museum staff. The new staff members are, Richard R. McAllister, curator of education; Samuel W. Ritter, master builder, and August M.

Hardee, public relations manager. The museum, now in an expansion program, is a restoration that authentically reproduces life in Indiana in the early 19th century. McAllister's major reSMinsi-bilities as curator of education will be training museum guides, planning tour routes and selecting contents of the various tour buildings. Additionally, he will plan seminars and classes for the public in crafts and various aspects of history. Ritter will prepare sites for the relocation of buildings at the settlement, place them and structurally ready them for the public.

Plans call for a complete village to be added Cl 0 NEVER dW so NOW IS THE COMFORTABLE TIME TO INSTALL! Curious neighbors inspect the MOUNT COMFORT, Ind wreckage of the Mount Comfort Upholstery Shop (left picture) No injuries were reported when the storm ripped the roof from the shop and flung mobile homes from their foundations into the side of a house. All the buildings involved were unoccupied when the storm struck. The NEWS Photos, H. C. Brown.

and two overturned mobile homes (right photo) after a tornado touched down in the center of this Hancock County community. SUBURBAN HIGHLIGHTS Union Limited To Two Pickets THIS IS A BALANCED GAS ENERGY SYSTEM! It Turns WINTER and SUMMER into SPRING! IT MOVES MORE" FRESH CLEAN AIR EXTRACTS MORE MOISTURE, DUST AND POLLEN FROM THE Autopsy Is Ordered In Park Bicycle Death An autopsy has been ordered to determine the cause of death of a 17-year-old Franklin boy who died today in Methodist Hospital after being injured in a bicycle mishap at Brown County State Park. ing a perfectly balanced year 'round temperature, humidity and fresh air control with reliable, low cost natural Whether you live in a small cottage or a castle a sprawling ranch or a Colonial mansion, Arkla-Servel has the Central Air Conditioning System to match your needs. Truly, you never felt it so good physically and emotionally until your home environment is created by Arkla-Servel. And opens a whole new concept of near-perfect environment for man's comfortable existence! Only the Arkla-Servel Central Gas Balanced Energy Air Conditioning System offers all these benefits AT LESS THAN HALF THE COST OF A COMPARABLE SYSTEM 10 YEARS AGO! The Arkla-Servel Central Gas Air Conditioning System is a marvel ot efficiency, dependability and economy provid SUBURBAN NEWS Park officials said Thomas Friddle, 17, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rush Friddle, was riding a bicycle rented from the park about 3:30 p.m. yesterday wjth another Franklin youth, John Grimmer, 17. ing next year under advisement. 2nd-Place Plaque Special to The Newt CARMEL, Ind.

-Cindy La-Fever, a Carmel High School senior, has been awarded a second-place plaque for accounting at the National Office Education Association Leadership Conference at Columbus, Ohio. Miss LeFever, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James LaFever, competed with more than 40 other winners from various states. She placed first in state competition for bookkeeping last March.

Special to The News LEBANON, Ind. Judge Paul Johnson Jr. of Boone Superior Court today granted a temporary restraining order limiting a construction union to two pickets at the construction site of a Ill-unit Holiday Inn here. Members of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 841, began picketing last week, complaining the contractor, Harville Construction Memphis, had brought in out-of-state labor to work on the project. In seeking the restraining order, the firm said pickets had impeded the flow of construction materials to the site at the junction of Ind.

39 and Interstate 65. A I ARKLA-SERVEL 0 GAS Air Conditioning AIRMASTER PRODUCTS, INC. The boy was transferred to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis about 9 p.m. yesterday. He was a senior at Franklin High School and had attended the school's senior prom Friday night.

His father is manager of the Arvin Industries plant at Greenwood. Meanwhile, weekend traffic deaths have pushed the state's 1972 traffic toll to 478 dead-68 less than on this date last HAZEL SHOAF, 66, rural Oxford, died last night in Home Hospital in Lafayette of in- Officials said the two were riding bicycles down a hill near the park's north gate when Friddle's bike slipped out from under him on wet pavement. The boy struck the pavement near the front of a slow-moving auto driven by Reuben Hunter, 29, Atlanta. Park officials said they were uncertain whether Hunter's car brushed the boy and said the youth showed no impact-related injuries when he was taken to Bartholomew County Hospital in Columbus. Call Stanley Tansy 810 East 64th Street J.

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The winner will be announced at the "500" Awards Banquet on May 28. The winner need not be present. Entrants musf be at least 18 years of age, and not be employed by the Associates Corporation of North America, its subsidiaries, the United States Auto Club, or the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. To save you money the United States Auto Club, Motoring Division is offering you a special "Indy 500 Month" 10 membership discount. juries suffered at 1:40 p.m.

yesterday when two autos collided on U.S. 41 just north of Ind. 55 in Fountain County. State police said the victim was riding in a car driven by her husband, James, 71, when an oncoming car driven by Homer D. Thompson, 17, Attica, collided head on with the southbound Shoaf car.

Thompson and Shoaf were hospitalized in Westport. EDWARD D. TSSON, 10, Pierceton, was killed yesterday in a Whitley County car-truck crash. The boy was a passenger in a car driven by Josephine Lehman, 21, South Whitley, along with his sister, Helen Tolson, 20, South Whi.tley. The trucker, Martin Shepherd, 25, rural Mentone, was not hurt, but was arrested on a charge of driving while under the influence of alcohol.

HARRY WILSON, 76, Mun-cie, was killed yesterday when a truck struck his car on U.S. 35 in Delaware County. The trucker, David Grimes, 18, rural Losantville, was hospitalized in good condition in Muncie. DELORES McCALM, 29, Gary, was killed Saturday in a two-car crash in the 1300 block of North Pershing in Indianapolis. Mrs.

McCalm was killed when the car in which she was riding, driven by James Stallsworth, 29, 1200 block of West 33rd, pulled from a parking place into the path of a car driven by Kent Smith, 24, 5600 block of Madison. Neither driver was seriously hurt. GREGORY COOK, 22, rural Lebanon, was killed Saturday when his car crashed into a tree along Ind. 32 about 2 miles west of Lebanon. JUDY C.

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