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Saturday, March 15, 1980 Pag 16 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS DEATHS AND FUNERALS George Saas, Retired Advertising Executive IS WI George Saas i i i 'J (i! ill v. rrT I City 'Road Show' for Humanities The Indianapolis Public Schools humanities "road show" will be featured Thursday in the annual general meeting of the Association of Parents and Teachers. The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Broad Ripple High School cafeteria. Activities also will include election of the 198041 offices for the APT.

Broad Ripple Is the "magnet" school for humanities in the IPS system. All high school students wanting to take a humanities program may attend Broad Ripple. The road show, conducted by Broad Ripple students, promotes the humanities program. Ralph Bedwell, director of the humanities program, will speak and answer questions. Mental Illness Speaker For AAHA Bill Thomas, a former inmate at a hospital for the criminally insane, will speak March 26 at a meeting of the Mental Health Association of Marion County.

The meeting will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Mental Health Association Building, 1433 N. Meridian. Thomas is author of "The Shoe Leather Treatment," a book detailing his nine years in a mental hospital.

Having come under severe mental strain, Thomas confessed to brutal crimes he did not commit and found the only therapy in the hospital was the "shoe leather treatment." Thomas now is a national leader in programs for the mentally ill. 2 Women To Be Quizzed About Checks Two women suspected in a bogus check writing scheme have waived extradition from Tulsa, to face vehicle theft charges. Marion County sheriff's deputies say Tamara Jean McPherson Skahill, 18, Plainfield, and Kathleen Ann Grooms, 30, Los Angeles, will be questioned in connection with a string of bad checks written in December. SZ Investigators said participants In" the bogus check scheme opened checking accounts of 1300 to $400 in several Indianapolis banks under the name In- terior Design. Detectives said the vehicle theft 'charges are based on that :4 new cars were rented from car rental agencies and never returned.

On the check writing sheriff's department spokesman Lt. Bob Warren said, "We don't know how many checks are still outstanding." Investigators believe checks totaling up to $50,000 were written. Deputies said the phony business was not connected in any way with Interior Design 1310 W. Troy. Tidy Bag Hang a paper bag beside your sew- 1 ing-machine and toss in scraps and threads as you work.

The cleanup will be easier and the bits and pieces make a good filling for small throw pillows. George Saas, 78, former Indianapolis resident and retired advertising executive, died Wednesday in a Northridge Beach, hospital. He was a resident of Pompano Beach, where he had lived the last seven years. Saas, a native of Budapest, Hungary, had been incapacitated for the last four years following an automobile accident. He had owned the G.

A. Saas Co. advertising agency here. He also was a former employe of the advertising department of The News and The Star. His memberships here included the Downtown Optimist Gub, the Columbia Club and the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

He was a former member of Meridian Hills Country Club. A graduate of Budapest University, Saas was a former president of the Downtown Lions Club, Advertising Club of Indianapolis and the Press Club. Saas, who was on the board of directors of the Indianapolis Child Guidance Clinic, was one of two founders of the Casper Awards given by the Community Service Council to recognize outstanding interpretation of community services or programs. Saas had suggested the Casper acronym comprised of the first letters of Community Appreciation for Service in Public Enlightenment and Relations. He was a recipient of a special Casper award in 1975 and was also awarded the Printer's Ink silver medal for contributions in civic and business life and creativity in the advertising field.

He had started the advertising classes that were taught at Butler University. Services will be Monday at 2 p.m. in the Ron Becker Funeral Home, Deer-field Beach, Fla. Friends may call there tomorrow from W) p.m. Survivors wife Vera Chalfant; half brother Dr.

Jimmy Saxon. RV Fire CONVERSE, Ind. Firemen spray water on recreational vehicles yesterday after Converse, Sweetser and nearby volunteer fire departments converged on the Camper Sales to put out a fire in a building there. The fire destroyed several vehicles and caused extensive damage to the building. AP.

Douglas Mullen Dies; Was Phys Ed Teacher Public Notices Public Notices Death Notices Funeral Announcements Death Notices VT" I A ii ii r- rthitntn a BUCHANAN SERVICES AUSTIN Mr. Raymond G. Austin, of Mtr-tlnsvtiit. passed awtv Saturday, age el. father of Mrs.

Carol Ann Pitkin, Columbus, Mr. Gary L. Austin, Martinsville, a of Mr. Edgar Austin, Fla. Funeral Services 2 p.m.

Monday NEAL a SUMMERS FUNERAL HOME, Martinsville. Friends may call 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Monday until service hour. HUDSON Gladys E- Hudson, 78, resident of Brazil, RR 11, died 10:43 P.m. Wednesday, survived by husband E.

Raymond Hudson, 3 daughters, Mrs. Howard (Jo Anna) Clayton, Dayton, OH, Mrs. Leon (Constance Rae) Dalton, Hock-ford, IL, Mrs. George (Shirley Ann) Brown, 1 son, C. Hudson LewIsvlHe, TN.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Sunday MOORE FUNERAL HOME. Friends call after 4 p.m. Saturday. BERGMAN, Mrs.

Edftl N. DAILY, Mrs. Clara EDWARDSON, Mrs. Htltn M. JOHNSON, Mrs.

Alice MULLEN, Mr. Douglas J. I Death Notices BRUCE Mr. Joseph H. BrtKt, 80, of Carmel, pasted away Friday, brother of Bessie Frary, of West fle'd, also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Funeral Service Monday 2 o' clock SM I TH FUNERAL HOME. Carmel, where friends may call from until 9 p.m. Sunday. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF MARION COUNTY DIVISION OF PLANNING AND ZONING Notice Is hereby given of a Public Hearing by the Hearing Examiner for the Metropolitan Development Commission, Marlon County, Indiana, Division of Planning and Zoning, March I960 at 1:30 O'clock P.M. In the City-County Building, Indianapolis.

Indiana, upon the following petitions, pursuant to t.C. 18-4-8-9 and said Commission's Resolution No. 77-R-25, 1977. 80-AP-18 (HD-2 Approval) Center Township, Council manic District 16, 2120 Boulevard Place, Indianapolis; Tagade Club for Mary Pendergraoh by Geoffrey L. Silverman, 500 Union Federal requests Hospital Oistrict-2 approval to allow alcoholic beverages In club.

80-AP-27 (Modification of covenant) Lawrence Township, CQunclimanic District 3, 8001 East 88th Street, Indianapolis, Zoned l-2-S; Tha Biakiev Corp. by John Urbahns, 211 N. Delaware requests Dermis-sion to modify the Parole Cove nant in petition 69-Z-214, providing for south property line to be treated as a transitional yard, and the 50' wide strip of pine trees to be reduced to 30' for the purpose of using the 20' ad I a cent to the building tor vehicular movement around the building METROPOLITAN BOARD OP ZONING APPEAL v-DIVISION THREE INDIANAPOLIS-MARION COUNTY, INDIANA MARCH 25, 19tff -Notice Is hereby given- of Public Hearing and Meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Zon ing Appeals of Indianaoolls Marion County, Indiana Third Division, Tuesday March 25, i960 at 1:00 P.M., In the City -County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, upon the following petitions requesting variances to tha Marlon -County Council Ordinance No a. 1957, adopted by the Marion County Council on March 28, 1967 and subsequently amended pursuant to Chapter 283 of the Acts of the Indiana General Assembly for 1955 as amended: Continued and Redocketed Cases: 79-UV3-104 Center Township, CO. OUt.

10, 2460-68 N. College Avenue and 66749 East 25th Street, Zoned D-8. William C. and Nellie S. Brandt, request variance of use and development standards to permit the establishment to be used for retail businesses Including, restaurant, grocery, furniture and appliance sales and related articles, with wall sign on 25th Street side, as per plans filed, with no parking spaces, available.

79-UV3-105 Decatur Township, Co. Dlst. 19, 7440 Kentucky Avenue, Zoned A-2. Low-is Linder Son, request vart-ance of use and development standards to permit operation of JOHNSON Mrs. Alice M.

Johnson, mother of Mrs. Betty (Philip) Hedback, of James P. and teven Hedback and Susan Wed-die, great-grandmother of also survived by 3 brothers. Funeral Monday morning, 10 o'clock, the Bciiaira United Methodist Church. Friends may call Sunday, 2 to 6 p.m.

FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Contributions may be made to the Bellaire United Methodist Church. BROOKS Mr. Mlio L. Brooks, t.

South Union, KY, formerlv RR I. McCordsvllle, husband of Addle, lather of Bert Ross, RR 1 McCordsvllle, Donald, South Union, KY and Verle of Petersburg, IN, step-father of Mike Easles, FortvMie and John Eastes, Greenfield, brother of Delbert, Nakomls. FL. and Mrs. Verle (Leona) Brooks.

RR 12. grandfather of 12. passed away Wednesday. Friends may call RONALD SEALS FUNERAL HOME. Fortville, after 2 p.m.

Monday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday, Interment Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions may be made to McCordsvllle United Methodist Church. In lieu made to Chemotherapy of Cancer Committee or the American Cancer Society.

Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Survivors wife Marian; daughters Amy, Ginny; parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen; brothers Wayne, Marlowe, Alan; sister Denise.

Marion Clarke Services for Marion Clarke, 80, Phoenix, former Indianapolis resident, were today in Third Christian Church. He died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital. He worked 43 years for the U.S. Postal Service and was an elder emeritus and former member of the Third Christian Church. He was a member of Oriental Masonic Lodge 500 and the Scottish Rite and a former member of the "voice of Christian Men Builders" at WFBM radio.

He was a volunteer with the Red Cross and national safety coordinator for the National Association of Retired Federal Employes. Memorial contribu CUMMINGS Russell O. Cummlngs, ag 70, of Piaintieid, beloved husband of Vera, father of Russell, Stuart, FL, Karl, Mrs. Janice Pedlgo, Mrs. Claudia Shroyer, Clayton.

20 Grandchil dren, 11 greatgrandchildren, brother of Tom, of Plainfield and Claude of Avon, passed away Friday morning. Services Monday 10 30 m. at the hall- ol Flowers. baker rUKtHAL HOME, Plainfield. Friends mav call from KNOTT la Knott, age 78, sister of Oia Powell, Pearl Button, Alice Knott and William Knott, several nieces and nephews, passed away Friday.

Services Monday 1 30 p.m. Westbrook Church of The Nazarene. Friends Invited. Friends mav call CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lvnhurst, 5 to 9 p.m.

Saturday, 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday, 12 noon Monday until hour of service at the church. 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday CHASTAIN Oran K.

Chastain, age 78. formerly of 1525 English husband of Ze'phia. father of Viola Thienes, Bonnie York, Dollle Foland, Kenneth. Morris, Fred. Paul and Donald Chastain, brother of Ruth Bvars and Faya Parish, also survived by 37 on the tnttrn boundary of the sub eel real estate, as oar olans EDWARDSON Mrs.

Helen Mae Edwardson, mother of Mrs. Loreta Alexander, and Mr. Donald J. Hooker, currently on file. BO-AP-29 K-2 Approve I Center Township, Councllmanlc District 10, 634 East 22n3 Street.

Indianaoolls: Grace Ap LENAHAN Mr. Francis J. Lenahan, age 80, grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday. I p.m.

tt WILSON ST. PIERRE CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. 1234 Prospect. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 granamorner or 3.

great-grandmother of 5. Funeral Monday morning 10 O'clock, FLAN NER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 2 p.m., Sunday. Memorial contributions mav be made to doners favorite charity. ostolic Church, Inc.

by Joseph Webb, Church Consultant, 5650 W. 85th Suite 100, requests i j4j n. tomonason, TBTner ot Mr, James Mr. Thomas Mr. F.

Joseoh Lenahan. Mrs. Mary T. (David) McCarty, Mr. Bernard D.m.

Sunday. and Mr. Paul David Lenahan, an ot ana Mrs. tueen White, Hawaii, 35 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, brother of Mr. waiter Lenahan, and Mr.

John Lenahan, Funeral Services 10 a.m., Monday, FFFNFY-HORNAK SHADE- LAND MORTUARY. 1307 N. Shadeiand followed by funeral mass Holy Spirit Catholic Church, 10:30 a.m. Friends may can at the mortuary 12 to 9 p.m., Sunday. Roesery p.m.

Sunday. Prof. AAerriam Dies In Crash BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) The associate chairman of Indiana University's anthropology department, who was traveling to Warsaw to deliver a lecture, was among two Hoosiers killed in a Polish airline crash. Alan Merriam, 56, was among the 87 victims of yesterday's crash near Warsaw's International Airport.

Thomas "Sarge" Johnson of Indianapolis, 58, internationally known sports coach and trainer, was the other Hoosier victim. Colleagues said Merriam was one of the world's leading authorities in the academic field known as ethnomusicolo-gy, a comparative study of music in society. Merriam, who had lectured all over the world, was scheduled to speak at Warsaw University on culture and music. He specialized in the music of Africans and American Indians. He was a native of Missoula, and taught at Northwestern University before coming to I.U.

in 1962. He served as chairman of the anthropology department for three years, before stepping into the associate chairman spot in 1969. He is survived by his wife and three daughters. C. R.

Stainbrook Dead At Age 90 Special to Tlx Nws FRANKLIN, Ind. Charles R. Stainbrook, 90, Franklin, died Thursday in Johnson County Hospital here. He owned the Stainbrook Shoestore 25 years. He was also zone supervisor for Skel-gas and a former Franklin Township Trustee.

He was a past master of the Masonic lodge and was a cofounder and past master of the Kiwanis Club. He was also a member of Tabernacle Christian Church. Services will be Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Vandivier-Tudor Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Survivors wife Florence; son Dr. Richard; brother Homer Sr. Mrs. Fairy Naile SmcIiI la Th Ntwt TRAFALGAR, Ind.

Mrs. Fairy May Naile, 75, formerly of Trafalgar, died yesterday at the home of her daughter near Westfield. She was a retired practical nurse having been employed at the Franklin Methodist Home. She was a member of the Trafalgar Order of the Eastern Star, United Federation of Doll Clubs and the Morgan-town Methodist Church. Services will be Monday at 12:30 p.m.

at the Vandivier-Tudor Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery in Franklin. Survivors daughters Betty Wilkerson, Donna Trent; sister Harriett Boeckx. MAINES Mrs.

Effie J. Maines, Beech Grove, mother of Dale and Raymond M. Maines, stepmother of Steven Maines, sister of Flossie Heaton and Mack Burch, 4 grandchildren. Services Monday 2 p.m. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove.

Calling Sunday 2 to 9 p.m. an open air auto sates lot and erection of a budding for an auto service shoo and future retail sales or service building, with signage, as Per plans filed, off-street parking provided, 79- UV3-I34 Center Township, Co. Dlst. 23, 4702' Southeast, ern Avenue, Zoned D-3. Brown Roofing request variance of use and development standard! to permit erection of a new building for radiator shoo, replacing old building In right-of-way, as per plans flied, off-street parking provided.

80- V3-15 Center Township, Co. Dist. 16, 927 North Pennsylvania Street, Zoned CBD-2 and R. C. The Salvation Army, requests variance of development standards to permit erection of a two story building for Philanthropic Care Center for males and females, as per plans filed, with partial off-street parking available.

60-UV3-19 Center Town hip, Co. Dist. 21, 1602 and 1806 West Minnesota Street, Zoned D-5 Robert N. and Eisa Mae 1 Thomas, by Darrow A. Owens, 302 North East Street, re- -quests variance ot use and de- -veiopment standards to permit operation of a ceramic shop with display and sales in existing residence with sign, located at 1802 west' Minnesota and with a klm located in detached garage, in rear of premises at 1806 West Minnesota Street, as per plans filed, off-street parking pro-, vlded.

80-UV3-22 Decatur Township, Co. Dlst. 19, 4151 West Troy Avenue, Zoned 0-3, Bobby Lee Hurst, by Steve Lewis, 156 East Market Street, 1105, requests variance of use and development standards to permit remodeling of ex Wing, commercial bull din? for operation of an auto repair business, previously granted for road and trenching equipment, with storage of automobiles awaiting repair or pick-up in fenced area, with sign, as per plans tiled off- -street parking provided. Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals Division Three Donald D. Dick, Secretary New Cases: 80-UV3-23 Center Township, Co.

Dlst. 21, 1841 West Morris Street, Zoned C-4. John and Opet Woi ven by Evanoellcal OrttMria Park Distrfct-2 approval to construct a pole bam to house school buses. 79Z-97 Amended Perry Township, Councllmanlc District 25, 8705 South U.S. 31, Indianapolis; Jack F.

Lois L. Christy by William F. LeMond, 600 Union Federal request re-zoning of 14.82 acres, being In A-2 district, to C4 classification, to provide for construction of re-tall, service and office facilities. 79- Z-98 Wayne Township, Councllmanlc District 19, 7717 West 10th Street, Indianapolis; John and Betty Bunch by Frank J. Otte, 11 N.

Pennsylvania 1010. request rexon-Ing of 1.49 acres, being In A 2 district, to C-3 classification, to provide for the construction of a neighborhood professional building. 80- -30 Center Township, Councllmanlc District 21, 501- 599 South Senate Avenue, Indian apo'iSi Davco Realty, Inc. by William F. LeMond, 600 Union Federal requests re ion I no of 085 acre, being In I-3-U district, to SU-12 den ideation, to provide for packed indoor storage and warehousing of industrial and commercial metals and paper.

80-Z -36 Warren Township, Councllmanlc District 12, 5840 East 16th Street, Indianapolis; Calvary Temple Christian Center by William F. LeMond, 600 Union Federal requests rezonlng of 2.60 acres, being In SU-1 district, to C-1 classification to provide for the construction of a convalscent center. 80-Z-37 Perry Township, Councllmanlc District 20, 110 East Epier Avenue, Indianapolis; Shell Oil Company bv Michael J. Kias, 3045 S. Meridian requests rezoning of 1.26 acres, being In A-2 district, to C-1 classification to provide for office use.

ao-Z-38 Washington Township, Councllmanlc District 2, 8451 McElfresh Mrs, G'adys Mae McElfresh, Beech Grove, mother of Rhuhana Vernlck, Dolores Irwin and New-land McElfresh. 10 orandehil. dren. Services Monday 10 a.m. Services for Douglas J.

Mullen, 35, Speedway, will be Monday at 2 p.m. in St. Christopher Catholic Church. The Speedway High School physical education teacher and coach of the football and girls basketball teams died Thursday in Methodist Hospital. He was a member of the Indiana High School Coaches Association, Indiana Basketball Coaches Association, In-diana Coaches of Girls Sports and supervised the summer athletic program at Speedway High School.

Friends may call tomorrow after 2 p.m. in Flanner Buchanan High School Road Mortuary. A memorial service will be Monday at 11 a.m. at the school. Memorial contributions may be Oran K.

Chastain Services for Oran K. Chastain, 78, Indianapolis, will be Monday at 1 p.m. in Wilson-St. Pierre Chapel of the Chimes. The retired clerk died yesterday in St.

Francis Hospital. He worked for Railway Express Co. 45 years, retiring in 1968. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks 2049. Friends may call after 7 p.m.

today and from 2-5 p.m. and after 7 p.m. tomorrow at the mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors sons Donald, Kenneth, Morris, Fred, Paul; daughters Viola Thienes, Bonnie York, Dollie Foland.

Mrs. Alice Johnson Services for Mrs. Alice Johnson, 90, Indianapolis, will be Monday at 10 a.m. in Bellaire United Methodist Church, of which she was a member. She died yesterday in her home.

She was a member of the church's Dorcas Circle, the Little Red Door and Riley Hospital Cheer Guild. Memorial contributions may be made to the church. Friends may call from 2-6 p.m. tomorrow at Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Burial will be in Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens.

Survivor daughter Betty Hedback. Ha Knott Ila Knott, 78, Indianapolis, died yesterday at Community Hospital. She was a retired supervisor of the dietary department of the Indiana University Medical Center. She was a member of the Westbrook Church of the Nazarene where services will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. Friends may call until 9 this evening and tomorrow from 2-9 p.m.

at Conkle Lynnhurst Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors sister Ola Powell, Pearl Button, Alice Knott; brother William. Mrs. Isabella Gibson Services for Mrs.

Isabella Gibson, 74, 835 W. 29th, will be Tuesday atM p.m. in Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church, of which she was a member. She died Thursday in Wishard Hospital. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Monday in Stuart Mortuary. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. Survivors sons James, Lawson daughters Eunice Harney, Isabella Stoves; sister Christine Williams; brother Fred Spivey. Gladys McElfresh Gladys Mae McElfresh, 76, Beech Grove, died last night at St. Francis Hospital.

She worked 15 years at Western Electric, retiring in 1965. Services will be Monday at 10 a.m. at Holy Name Catholic Church. Friends may Hoiv Name catnoi church. Calling Sunday 2 to 9 p.m.

LIT TLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Rosary Services 7 p.m. Sunday. Do you have lake cottages or houseboats to rent? Fishing or canoe trips to sell? Fill vacancies, find new customers tell over 34 of a. million people in Central Indiana every day about your resort or recreation business with an inexpensive Want-Ad in the Star-News VACATION GUIDE For rate information, or to place your ad, phone (317) 633-1212.

The Star THE NEWS SCHUYLER Ruth I mogene (Jay) Schuv ler, age 51, wife of Donald, mother of Mike Schuyler, and Mrs. Kenneth (Catherine) Woolf 3 grandchildren. Services 11 a Mon day, HENDRYX MOHTUARIES CUMBERLAND CHAPEL. Burial Mt. Comfort Cemetery.

Friends mav call 2 to 9 o.nv Sunday. Rev. Alien Phillips officiating. SPINNER Frank C. Solnner.

no AT. hut- Haverstick Road. band of Dorothy Solnner, passed away Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Funeral service Monday, 1:30 P.m., WING MORTUARY, Sheibvvlile. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery.

Calling 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday and on Sunday from 2 to 5 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Church, 1605 West Howard Mreer, request variance ot use and development standards to permit a community and church related activities In the existing building, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 80-UV3-24 Center Township, Co. Dist.

23. 2329-31 She'bv -Street, Zoned C-1. Rutw TODD Mrt. Alice A.Todd, 80 years, indpls, beloved mother of Mrs. Mariorle Owens, Mrs.

Thelma Biankenshlp, Mrs. Betty Dally, Delbert Todd 14 grandchil O. Harvey by Richard Harsma, Kevstone crossing Development by Philip A. Nicely. 1100 First Federal REQUESTS REZONING OF 7.

ACRE, BEING IN C-4 district to C-2 classification to reclassify future commercial uses. 80-Z-39 Perry Township, Councllmanlc District 19, 8451 Mann Road, Indianapolis; J. M. Baker by Steve Robinson, 3130 One Indiana Square, requests rezonlng of 61.75 acres, being In A-2 district to SU-23 (GSB) to provide for the operation and excavation of sand and gravel. 80- Z-40 Warren Township, Councllmanlc District 14, 6602 East Washington Street, Indian a polls; Marathon OH Company bv James R.

Nickels, 2050 One Indiana Square, requests rezonlng of 0.70 acre, being in D-5 district, to C-5 classification to z4 ftneiov street, request vari dren, 12 great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Bessie Teegarden, Mrs. Mary Meade, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday 1 p.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN MAO ISDN Ave. FUNERAL HOME. ance of use and development standards to permit remodeling of existing building, on 1st floor for retail sales of auto parts, with signs, as per plans filed off-street parking provided. 80-UV3-25 Center Township, Co.

Dlst. 15, 2536 East 10th Street, Zoned C-2: Ash Realty Company, by Robert 5U1 Madison Ave. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Sunday. Public Notices tions may be made to the church.

Survivors wife Ruth, daughter Mrs. Richard Long. Allen Smith Services for Allen Smith, 58, 723 W. 27th, will be tomorrow at 7 p.m in Grundy Memorial Chapel. He died Wednesday in Wishard Hospital.

He was a mechanic at 16th and Meridian Texaco 29 years, retiring in 1979. Friends may call from noon to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the mortuary. Survivors wife Mattie; sons Michael, Mark, Allen Maurice; daughters Sherrie Kelly; mother Pearl. Mervel Moss Services for Mervel Moss, 81, 2525 N.

Eastern, will be Monday at 11 a.m. in McCane Mortuary. She died Thursday in a local nursing home. She worked 15 years at Wishard Hospital, retiring in 1962. She was a member of Greater Galilee Baptist Church.

Friends may call after 11 a.m. tomorrow at the mortuary. Survivor sister Anna Harris. Mrs. Edna Bergman Services for Mrs.

Edna Bergman, 90, Indianapolis, will be Monday at 10 a.m. in Flanner Buchanan High School Road Mortuary. She died Thursday in a nursing home. She was a member of Northwest Baptist Church and worked as a finisher at Real Silk Hosiery Mills 30 years, retiring in 1955. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

tomorrow at the mortuary. Survivor son Stanley. Mrs. Nettie Saliba Services for Mrs. Nettie Saliba, 84, Indianapolis, were today in Harry W.

Moore Arlington Chapel and in the St. George Syrian Orthodox Church. The native of Syria who lived here 70 years died Wednesday at her home. She was a member of the church and its Ladies Aid Society. Survivors daughters Evon Freiji, Mary Emrob; sons Mis-chell, George.

Joseph H. Bruce Joseph H. Bruce, 80, Carmel, died yesterday at his home. He retired in 1966 from Naval Avionics. He was a member of Carmel United Methodist Church.

Services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Smith Funeral Home in Carmel where friends may call from 2-9 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Carmel Cemetery. Survivor sister Bessie Frary.

Effie Maines Effie Maines, 88, Beech Grove, died yesterday in a local nursing home. She was a member of South Emerson Church of God. Services will be Monday at 2 p.m. in Little and Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove, where friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Survivors sons Dale, Raymond, Steven; sister Flossie Heaton; brother Mack Burch. Mrs. Ethel McGuire Memorial services for Mrs. Ethel McGuire, 76, Indianapolis, were Wednesday in Hollywood, where she died March 9. Memorial contributions may be made to Meridian Foundation.

Survivors daughter Nancy Ho gan; brother Richard Crable; sister Ruth Dibble. Rae. Fenimore Rae Fenimore, formerly of Indianapolis, died Thursday in a Los Angeles hospital. She was employed at Indiana Bell 30 years, retiring 15 years ago. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery, provide tor commercial use ot an auto re mar agency.

J. NICHOLAS SHELLEY, Administrator Division of Planning and Zoning Metropolitan Development Department (N 3-15) CITY-COUNTY GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 7. 1980 Fred Hadley A GENERAL ORDINANCE LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana, Docket No. 12CU4-A, 1.

In the Matter of the Joint Application of Chapman Trucking, Wanafah, Indiana, Seller and Perry R. Meek Trucking Indianapolis, Indiana, Purchaser, tor approval of the sale and transfer of a Portion of Certificate No. S574-A, 1, Property, Intrastate. Notice Is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing In this cause In Room 903 of the Commission, State Office Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, at 9:30 A.M.

EST on Thursday, March 27, 1980. Motor Carrier Division MICHAEL t. JACKS Director Indianapolis, Indiana March 1910. (N-3-15) establishing intersection controls at certain Intersections (Amends ioae aecrion ct-Yi). It Ordelned bv the ntv.

iawson, 0y neroen eater, 300 Union Federal Building, request variance of use te permlt use of existing building for a restaurant with pole sign, as per plans filed, with off-street parking provided. 80-UV3-26 Pike Township, Co. Dist. 1, 4935 Rob I son Road, Zoned 1-4-S. Oak Grove Farm, a Partnership by Antares.

bv Herbert J. Backer, 300 Union Federal Building, requests variance of use and street frontage requirement to permit the display, sale, rental, servicing and storage Inside, and outside, of construction equipment, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 80-UV3-27 Center Dlst. 14, 4120 East New York Street, Zoned C-3-Jerry F. Steele, bv John M.

Heeter, Attorney, 1060 Consoll. -dated Building, requests varl- -a nee of use and development- standards to continue operation ot an open air auto sales tot with sign to remain, as per plans filed, off-street parking provided. 4 Dist. 21, 515 South HarrnSo Street, Zoned I-3-U, R.C. Crown Chemlca.1 mc by H.

Klm TeKolste, 3W North Meridian Street, requests variance ot use and development standards to permit the eractlon County Council of me City of Indianapolis and of Marion County, Indiana: Part I Chapter 29 of the Code or moionepoiis eno war ion County, specifically "Sec. 29-92, Schedule of Intersection controls," be, and the same Is hereby amended by the addition ot me ton owing, to wit: Base Map Intersection Preferential Tvoe Of Control 16, Pg. Dabney Ct. Dab nev Dabney Yield. 46, Pg.

Browning Dr. (N. Leg) e. Winchester Brown ing ur. wincncsrer or (WB); Stop.

24, pg. 16: White River Park way East Dr. 10th Street; 10th Street; stop. Part II Violations af this ordi of an addition to existing build nance shall be subfect to those penalties now provided in the Code of Indianapolis and Marlon County for violations of the sec ing, as per pians Tiieo, Ott-Streei parking provided. 80-V3-29 Perry Township, Co; Dlst.

20. 2120 East National Avenue, Zoned C-lO." Cag Realty by John A. Westrlck, 600 East Martin Street, rm. tions amenaeo oy mis ordinance. part 1 1 1 Tnis ordinance shall be In full force and affect from quests variance of development sianaaras to permit tne corw structlon of several bulldlncn on and after adoption and com pllance with IC 16-4-5-2.

The foregoing was passed bv the City-County Council this 19 day of February, 1980, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that The Trustees of Indiana University win receive seated proposals for furniihlnfl all labor, equipment, tools, materials and trans portatlon necessary for Roof Repair over main seating area of the Auditorium on the Indiana University Bioomlngton campus. In accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the Department of University Physical Facilities. Bids will be received In the office of Mr. J. T.

Oeoecs, Director. University Physical Facilities, Indiana University, 700 North Walnut Grove. Bioomlngton, Indiana, 47405, until 2:00 P.M., E.S.T. on March 26, 1980, at which time and place all proposals will be opened pub llclv and read -aloud. Specifications along with bidding documents mav be obtained without deposit from the office of Mr.

J. T. Oeoacs, Director, University Physical Facilities, Indiana University, telephone AC 812 337-7106. Bidders are advised that prior to award the low bidder and known principal subcontractors will br required to attend a pre-award 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 relect any or all Proposals received.

THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY By: J. D. Mu I ho I land Treasurer (N-3-15. 22) a private road to conform to C-ID requirements, as per plans filed, off-street parking ar iMClll tO TIM Kll DANVILLE, Ind. Fred Hadley, 96, Danville, died yesterday at a local nursing home.

He was a custodian at the North Salem School and at the Danville Courthouse, retiring from his custodial position at Danville High School in 1969. He was a member of the Danville Christian Church. Services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Weaver Funeral Home, Danville, where friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, North Salem. Survivor daughter Sue. Randall Hoban Special to Tiw Ntwt FRANKLIN, Ind. Randall Leroy Hoban, 62, rural Shelbyville, died yesterday at Johnson County Hospital here. Services will be Monday at 2 p.m.

at the Vandivier-Tudor Funeral Home where friends may call tomorrow after 2 p.m. Burial will be in Van Pelt' Cemetery near St. Paul, Ind. Survivors son Randy; stepmother Mrs. Martha Hoban; sister Laura Barger.

Mrs. Eddie Hayden Mrs. Eddie (O'Haver) Hayden, 71, 444 W. Vermont, died at her home Thursday. She was employed two years at the Columbia Club and was a member of Mount Paran Baptist Church.

Services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Jacobs Brothers Westside Funeral Home where friends may call Monday from 4-9 p.m. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivor husband. vlded.

80-UV3-30 Washington Tnwtv attest: BURST SERVASS President BEVERLY S. RIPPY Clerk of the City-County Council Presented bv me to tha Mivar ship, Co. Dlst. 2. 583J North Michigan Road, Zoned C-3.

Walkers Norths Ida Sales I this 21 day of February, 1980. service, dv naioerr w. Kunz, 320 North MerkJIart Street, requests variance of use ot permit the exlstlna sarvlu CSC LT HIPPY State of Indiana) County of Marlon) SS City of Indianapolis) I. Frd L. Madorfn.

nirartnr of call tomorrow from 2-9 p.m. at Little and Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove. Survivors daughters Rhuhanna Ver-nick, Dolores Irwin; son Newland. Alice Podd Alice A. Podd, 80, Indianapolis, died yesterday at St.

Francis Hospital. Services will be Monday at 1 p.m. at the G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home where friends may call after 10 a.m.

tomorrow. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Survivors daughters Marjorie Owens, Thelma Blankenship, Betty Daily; son Delbert sister Bessie Teegarden, Mary Meade. Mary Elva New Mary Elva New, 69, 7082 Highcourt Drive, died this morning at a local nursing home. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

Services will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Pasco Mortuary, Greenfield. Burial will be in Park Cemetery in Greefield. Mowing your lawn wouldn't be such a drag if you had a decent power mower. Find good buys on mowers and other gardening equipment in the Want-Ads.

And if you have a lawn mower to sell, get results with a Want-Ad. Call 633-1212 to place your ad. the Indianapolis Department of Transportation of the Consoli dated City of Indianapolis, do station to be used In connection with automobile service and re- pair facility, as per plans filed. off-street parking provided. BO-UV3-31 Perrv Township.

Co, Dist. 25, 7751 South Meridian- 1 Street, Zoned C-3. Kerw. -neth E. Roberts, by Gary L.

Boring, 120 East Market Street, requests variance of use to permit use of existing building for retail sales and Installation hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a full, true and complete copy ot General ord of fencing materials, with out side storage to rear, with prlvar cv fence and pole sign, as per plans filed, off-street parte Ing provided. Ink star THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS nance No. 7, 1980; that said 8rdlnance was passed by the ity-Countv Council on the 19th day of February, i960, was signed and approved by tha Mayor on the 27th oav of February, i960, and now remains on file and on record In the offices of the Indianapolis Department of Transportation. Witness my official signature on behalf of the Consolidated City of Indianapolis, this 5th day of March, 1980. B0-V3-J2 Center Towmhta.

Cm Dlst. 11, 4420 East 21st Street, Zoned C-3 Bavin- witter The undersigned will hold for cash sale (1) 1978 Dorsev. Serial 132633. Model Reefer. At i 00 P.M.

on 32080. At Tony's Trailer Service. 3320 Morris indpls. IN. The undersigned reserves the right to bid.

Associates Commercial Corporation. (N-3-15) Alice Hlder Lyons, request variance of development stand, ards to permit use as parking lot for business across the street, as' 1 per plans filed. FRED L. WAOORIN Director of 0 0.1 (N-3-15) IN 8-15) Los Angeles..