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Monday, July It, 1983 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Pag 22 -r ill Making It Wider looking south (left) and north from 46th Street. Widening of Post from Washington north to 38th was completed in two segments several years ago. The NEWS Photos, Patty Espich. widening this section of the busy thoroughfare from two to four lanes. When completed.

Post Road will be four lanes from Washington Street north to Pendleton Pike. These views are Post Road between 38th and Pendleton Pike is for local traffic only these days. The Department of Transportation is Lockefield Demolition Razing of eight of 473 units to be demolished in Lockfield Gardens began today. Of the 748 units in the complex built by the Works Progress Administration in 1937, only 275 will be saved from the wrecking crews for renovation. The demolition is' being done by Myers and and W.

Enterprises. The giant; complex north of North and bounded by Blake, Locke and Indiana Avenue has been closed since the middle 1970s. The NEWS Photo, Bob Doeppers. Practice Makes Perfect SHELBYVILLE, Ind. Although they haven't yet developed the accuracy of the proverbial William Tell, Joe Cameron (left).

Wade Hall (center) and Christian Bray, 9, try their hands at archery while attending the YMCA Flat Rock River Camp in Shelby County. The NEWS Photo, Jim Young. Ifli MIIlIllllilllllM Keeping In Shape First-Hand Knowledge CLOVERDALE, Ind. Max Jordan operates a bait shop answer. Here, he whiles away a few hours testing various natural Oear Cataract Falls in Owen County.

When people ask him what baits at the lower portion of the falls on Mill Creek. The the fish are biting on he likes to give them an authoritative NEWS Photo, Gary Mopre. Beth Strietelmeier, 15, works on her breast stroke during a practice session at the pool in Perry Park on the city's Southside. The NEWS PhotoJohn Gentry. -7-.