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I I I I 8 SUNDAY, el MARCH 19, 1972 3 'IN THE GALLERY' A 2. background 198769 German menu set to right) William B. 7 Powers, Mrs. "Rhine Gallery" off at the fund raising event (left 5. tone for the 5.5 fourth annual "Barrister's Felson L.

Bowman, 88- H. William Miller Ball" last the Athnaeum. View- and Mrs. John 5 Rochford. (Stan Photo) ing one of works of art auctioned MATCH-MATES It Match" last night at party in the Columbia members of the the Indianapolis District After dinner, the a was "Two on a the dinner-theater Club arranged by Women's Auxiliary to Dental Society.

Tudor Troupers' TOURNEY PARTY Guests at the third biennial finals party last evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Bergen saw their winner predictions on display. Goodwill Honor Due Quadraplegic Worker Mrs.

Nila Honn, a quadraplegic since an auto accident in 1964, will be honored as the "Goodwill Worker of the Year" at the Goodwill Industries annual luncheon Wednesday at the Hilton Hotel. She was nominated by fellow handicapped workers at Northside Sales Worth $2,411,670 The Northside Multiple Listing Association of the Indianapolis Board of Realtors last week reported 74 sales totaling $2,411,670, according to chairman Margaret Evans. Brokers reporting sales were Atkinson Blake Young; Bulger Mason; Carriage Estates Company; Ralph Chapman Company; Ed Cohn Company, Realtor; Meid Compton Company; Margaret Evans Company; Walt Howard, Realtor; A. H. M.

Graves Ludlow McClainMatthews, Realtors; Perry Meek Company; Herb Miller, Realtor; O'Connor Realty; Perkins Gallery of Homes; Robbing Lane, Realtors; Bruce Savage Company; Schmadeke Company; Sweeney Realty Company; Jerry Tarshes Company; Town Country, Realtors: F. C. Tucker ComVeon McCord. Realpany; tors: and Walker Partlow, Realtors. THE 9 Britons Wait For Good Or Bad Tax News London (UPI) Britain's biggest annual guessing game has shifted into high gear.

It will reach its climax of suspense around 4 p.m. Tuesday, when most business activity in the country will grind to a halt. Millions of Britons will gather around television or radio sets. The cause of this national agonizing is not the likely winner of the next world heavyweight title fight the even the British soccer cup Derby horse race classic 675. or championship.

It is the government's 1972- 73 budget. CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer Anthony Barber will unveil it to Parliament at about that time. By the time he has finished an hour or more later, every Briton will know just how much he will have to shell out in taxes how much his cigarettes, beer, whiskey and gasoline are going to cost and whether he can afford the instalment payments on that new color TV set or automobile. This year all the betting is on a tax bonanza, designed to put more spending money into every Briton's pocket and get the country's stagnant business off the ground again. BARBER, whose job is equivalent to that of secretary of the treasury in the United States or finance minister in most other countries, has been on the receiving end of advice from just about every quarter in recent weeks.

The budget speech is one of the world's most closely guarded secrets beforehand so much so that at least two British cabinet ministers in the past have been fired for leaking details. Hence, there is little but guesswork and so-called "informed speculation" to go on. But all the speculation points to sizable tax cutsa welcome prospect for Britons who like to consider themselves the world's most heavily taxed people, although in fact they are not. Israelites hold that dubious honor. THE AMOUNTS Barber is advised to pump back into the economy range from $780 million recommended by the Confederation of British Industry -which represents 20,000 industrial firms to $6.3 billion suggested by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.

The result, it is argued, would be to put more cash into the nation's pockets, encourage spending and industrial investment, slash unemployment and get the economy rolling again. Barber is being urged to take on Britain's record $2.47 billion surplus in its foreign business last year. But some of the national euphoria drained away by the sobering announcement that Britain's foreign trade in February was $83.2 million in the red. HOME ECONOMISTS already are warning that this foreshadows serious balance of payments problems and a possible new devaluation of the pound by the end of 1973, particularly if Barber goes too strong on priming the economic pump in this year's budget. Barber, however, also is under heavy pressure to play national Santa' Claus this time.

"This is a most critical budget for Britain and the government," the London Daily Mail said editorially. "And this time the risks of being too cautious must outweigh the danger of being too generous." Navy Boat Takes Hewes Under Tow Jacksonville, Fla. (AP)-The United States Navy tugboat Atakapa took the disabled destroyer escort USS Hewes under tow Friday night after crewmen were unable to correct a shaft bearing problem that developed at sea, 480 miles east of Jacksonville, Fla. Joins Sales Staff Appointment of Roger Muterspaugh to the residential sales staff of Muterspaugh Realty is announced by W. J.

Mutersapugh, president. A graduate of Purdue University and a licensed broker, Roger Muterspaugh has a background in design and development of communities for up to 1,500 families. He also is a member of the professional design staff of the Community Development Division of Intertherm an Indianapolis-based firm specializing as consultants to the mobile housing market. SEC. Death 2 Notices Death Notices Funeral Announcements ASHER Viola Mae Asher, age 65, of 511 N.

East wife of Dale, mother of Herman, of Finly, Donald, of Johnny of Clinton, Ruth Fleenor of Morgantown, sister of Bertha McCurry of 20 grandchildren, great-grandchild. Funeral services Sunday, 2 p.m., WHITAKER NERAL HOME, Cloverdale. BEAGLE Jerome H. Beagle, 48 years, 921 E. Bradbury, beloved husband of Emma Lee Beagle, father of Barbara Ann, Carol Jean, Mary Louise, and James er Beagle, of Earl son Paul Carrie Beagle, Everett T.

and Francis G. Beagle, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. and 11 a.m. at St. Catherine, Catholic Church.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. Sunday. Recitation of Rosary Monday 8:30 p.m. BOOKER Mr. Roy John Booker, 71 years, 1710 Ludlow husband of Mrs.

Elnora Booker, father of Mrs. Laura Muriel, Pasadena, half brother of Mrs. Laura Johnson, LaGrange, Ky. passed away Thursday. Services Tuesday 2 p.m.

St. Luke Baptist Church. Interment New Crown Cemeferv. Friends may call KING KING CHAPEL, after 6 p.m. Monday.

BOWYER Raymond L. Bowyer, age 65, of Placentia, formerly of Danville, Brother of Mrs. Bryan Funk, Jeffersonville, Mrs. Bessie Cartwright, Scottsbura, Mrs. Evelyn Watkins, and Mrs.

Henry Snodgrass, both of Indpis, Mrs. mond Watkins, Ladoga, passed away Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Monday BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville, Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. day.

CAMPBELL Mr. Otis w. Campbell, age 56, of 1822 S. Meridian, husband of Virginia; father of Mrs. Daisy Matthews, Mrs.

Judy Hainley, Mrs. Lois Sparks, Miss Rebecca, Barbara and Mr. William Campbell; brother of Mrs. Ruby Clark, City; Mrs. Hazel Rusher, St.

Petersburg, Mrs. Elizabeth Yates, Clearwater, Mrs. Barbara Tate, Charlotte, N.C.; Owen Campbell, City; Allen of Tampa, and Paul of Clearwater, son of Mrs. Emma Hair, Clearwater; also 15 grandchildren. Funeral service Monday, 10 a.m., FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W.

Morris. Friends may call. CAMPBELL Mrs. Rosalyn Farrell Campbell, age 64, of 801 Shortridge mother of Stephen Rev. Fr.

Michael and Patrick E. Farrell, Norberta, 14 grandchildren, sister of Sister leen Morrow, Mrs. Ann Wetzel, and Mrs. Eleanor Welti. Funeral Monday March 20, 9:30 a.m.

SHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. 10 a.m. Holy Spirit Church.

Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Calling after noon Sunday. CLARK Mr. James R. Clark, 2501 Northview, husband of Mrs.

Leona K. Clark, son of Mrs. Nellie B. Clark, brother of Mr. Marward A.

Clark passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday morning 10:30 o'clock FLANNER AND BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY where friends may call Monday after 2:30 p.m. Funeral Wednesday morning 10 o'clock DAY FUNERAL HOME, Bloomington, where friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. CLINE Mr.

Bosten Cline, age 62, 1209 S. Randolph, husband of Bessie, father of Mrs. Snobie Cook, Greenfield, Marvin and Archie Cline, brother of Mrs. Rosie Dugger, Athens, Mrs. Lena Johns, Mrs.

Oler Fishburn, Raymond Cline, Athens, Isaac Cline, Lester, Charles Cline, Winter Haven, and John Cline, Pulaski, Tenn. Survived by 6 grandchildren, passed away Friday. Friends at the TOLIN HERR SINGLETON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1308 Prospect St. Interment New Garden Cemetery, Athens, Ala. Services Monday 11 a.m.

COLEMAN Lloyd Coleman, age 77 years, R.R. 1, Worthington, father of Mrs. Betty Engle, William M. Coleman, Donald A. Coleman, and Paul R.

Coleman, 8 grandchildren, 4 greatgrandchildren, brother of Elmer Coleman, William Coleman, Claude Coleman and Cortland Coleman, passed away in Rochester, N. Y. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N.

Illinois St. Calling after 4 p.m. Monday. COONEY Mr. Fred E.

Cooney, age 69, husband of Etheline, father of Mrs. Norman Mize, Mrs. Charles Peters, Mrs. Steven Frazier, Mrs. Linda Gethers, Mrs.

Eddie Stitt, 17 grandchildren, brother of Ernest and Watson Cooney, Hettie Chittenden and Martha Limp, passed away Friday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at PASCO MEMORIAL MORTUARY, Greenfield. Friends may call after noon Sunday. THE CAR YOU WANT CAN BE FOUND IN.

STAR NEWS want ads ALL MAKES MODELS ARE LISTED! List the car you want to sell! PHONE 633-1212 An AD VISOR will help you place an ad! Mr. Raymond K. entered into COSS 3 rest Saturday, 'age father of Mrs. Barbara Walden, son of Mrs. Edith Coss.

Services Monday 10 a.m. HARRY W. MOORE AR8 LINGTON Calling after CHAPEL, 2 p.m. 5811 E. Sunday.

38th St. DELLEN Mrs. Ruth G. Dellen, age 70, beloved wife of James Dean Dellen, mother of Mrs. Mary Stogsdill, also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, sister of Chester Gallimore, Ft.

Wayne, Ind. Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect St. after noon Sunday. Funeral services Monday 10:30 a.m.

Friends invited. DUNSON Mrs. Inez Dunson, 2413 N. Parker died Friday. Mother of Miss Leonettza (Lynn) R.

Dunson, Washington, D.C., sister of Mrs. Johnnie Mae Leonard of Detroit. Funeral services Monday 10 a.m. Trinity CME Church. Interment Floral Park Cemetery.

Friends may call at WILLIS MORTUARY after 5 p.m. Sunday. FRIEDMAN Mr. Ben Friedman, 68 years, formerly of passed away Friday in Miami, beloved husband of Mary Friedman, brother of Mrs. Estelle Baumgarten, also 2 nephews.

Services 1:30 p.m. today at AARONRUBEN NELSON MERIDIAN HILLS, MORTUARY, 1328 W. 86th St. Friends invited. FARRELL Mr.

John J. Farrell, 60 years, 2621 Bridgeview Way, husband of Mrs. Hazel (Deering) Farrell, brother of James City; Thomas, Elkhart, Miss Mary Farrell and Miss Margaret Farrell, City; Mrs. Helen Troy, City; several nieces and nephews, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday 9:15 a.m.

KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th; 10 a.m. St. Pius Catholic Church, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may calli any time. Rosary 8 p.m.

Sunday FRANZ Rev. Peter E. Franz, entered into rest Saturday, age 62, husband of Mrs. Martha Franz, father of Mr. Loren Dean, Mr.

Sherman Gayle and Mr. John Allan Franz, brother of Mr. J. E. Franz, Mr.

David E. Franz, and Mrs. Anna Neufeld, half brother of 5, grandfather of 7. Funeral Tuesday 7:30 p.m. First Baptist Church, 8600 N.

College Ave. Calling after 7 p.m. Monday, Tuesday 2 to 5 p.m. HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E.

38th St. till 5 p.m. Tuesday, at the church till time of service. FURGASON Mrs. Mamie Furgason, 63 S.

4th Beech Grove, mother of Ada Davis, Alice Kinser, Dorothy Carpenter, Mary Atwood, Harold, Alvey, Carl and Robert (Mike) Furgason, 14 grandchildrer, 33 great grandchildren, 1 great great grandchild. Services Monday 10 a.m. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Calling any time. GRESKAMP Mr.

Raymond Greskamp, age 46 of 1710 Kessler Blvd. E. husband of Mrs. Joann Greskamp, father Karen. James, and Michelle, son of Mrs.

Mary Greskamp, brother of Clemens Joseph, John and Walter Greskamp, all of nephew of Rev. Walter Greskamp, Camp Spring, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., FEEany time. Rosary p.m. Sunday.

ian at 19th 10 a.m. Christ the vary Cemetery. Friends may call King Catholic Church. SEE Interment CalNEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, MeridHAMILTON Frank E. Hamilton, age 59, 920 Wright, husband of Lola.

Lather of Eari and Frank Hamilton, brother Earl and Clifford Hamilton, Mrs. Lola Dibler, Lora Rawlings, Almenda Allison, Violet Brummond and Shirley Sutz, also survived by 4 grandchildren, passed away Friday. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m. J. C.

WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday. HARPER Arthur B. Harper, 328 S.

Addison, husband of Mary father of Major William R. Harper of Dayton, Robert L. Harper, brother of Elsie Bennett, Evelyn Conrad, Lillian Spellman, Arvade VanLear, Kay, Fleming, Donald and Melvin Harper, 5 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday March 21st, 10:30 a.m. USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W.

Wash. Burial Washington Park East, Calling after 4 p.m. Sunday. JONES Mr. William Jones, age 67, 634 S.

Meridian, passed away Friday evening. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Monday. KLEIN Samuel Klein, 76 years, of passed away Friday, beloved husband of Henrietta Klein, father of Arthur and Dr. Norman Klein, brother of Sol and Meyer Klein, also 4 grandchildren. Services 10 a.m.

today at AARON-RUBEN-NELSON SON RIDIAN HILLS MORTUARY. 1328 W. 86th. Friends invited. LIEBER Mrs.

Louise Lieber, sister of Mrs. Clara Lieber Nothacksberger, passed away March 13th, Funeral services Wednesday afternoon 2 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Contributions may be made to your favorite charity. LILES Ida Bell Liles, formerly of Martinsville, passed away Saturday morning at the Soldiers Home in Lafayette, widow of George, mother of Goldie, Liles of North Vernon, sister Obie, Fred, and Ovie Lowes, and Mrs. Odie Baire, all of Phillip Lowes and Mrs.

Virdie Goodman both of Mrs. Essie Duncan, Ohio, Services Monday 2 p.m. HAMPTON-GENTRY FUNERAL HOME, plainfield. Friends 02 may call after 4 p.m. Sunday, Burial Maple Hill Cemetery.

LINDSAY Jessie Vidya Lindsay, formerly of Thorntown passed away Saturday, mother of Mrs. Ferdinand (Elizabeth) grandmother of John Krentler, and Mrs. William H. (Judith Ann) Andrews 111, sister of Mrs. Florence Stroup, Funeral Tuesday p.m.

at the RUSSELL HITCH FUNERAL HOME in Thorntown. Burial Plainview Cemetery, at Colfax. Friends call after noon Monday. MALEY Mr. James J.

Maley, 70 years, 2733 Barbary Lane, husband of Mrs. Alma M. Maley, father of James Joseph Chicago, Frank City; David Joan Angela Maley, City; stepfather of Norbert J. Fritz, Mrs. Joan M.

Schoonover, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers, Detroit, 24 grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., FEENEY KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th; 10:30 a.m. St. Matthew Catholic Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call any time. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday. MILLAR Mrs.

Agnes Millar, age 88, formerly of 142 N. Pasadena sister of Mr. John C. McLean of Battlecreek, Mich. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m.

SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Washington St. Callina anv time. MITCHELL Mrs.

Betty J. Mitchell of R4 Mooresville, wife of Luther. mother of Mrs. Shelia Terrell, and Luther Mitchell Jr. daughter of Mrs.

Dessie Allen, sister of Harold, Myron. Charles, and Ralph, Rose Mildred Mitchell, Mrs. Helen Stone, and Mrs. Norma Holden. Passed away Friday.

Services Sunday 2 CARLISLE SON FUNERAL CHAPEL, Mooresville. Friends may call. Something to trade? Call 633-1212 One of our friendly for a ARE AD VISORS will tell you how to get BAR the most for your advertising dollar. STAR and NEWS WANT ADS 3-PAGE 2 3 Teacher Fired As A Result Of Her Pregnancy STAR STATE REPORT Valparaiso, Ind. The Porter County Board of Education has voted to terminate the contract of a speech and hearing therapist because she is more than five months pregnant.

The teacher, Mrs. Clatus Epple, who is expecting a child in June, had requested to be permitted to continue teaching as long as her physician deemed it advisable. However, the board said it would be difficult for a substitute teacher to effectively conclude Mrs. Epple's teaching duties if Mrs. Epple should have to quit within a few weeks of the end of the school year.

Members of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union supported Mrs. Epple's request. The teacher's contract SEE contains a clause calling for termination of the contract any time after the fifth month of pregnancy. Name Change Proposed By Model Cities A public meeting of the citi13 zens advisory body for the Model Cities program is tentatively scheduled for March 30 to discuss a change of the agency's name and the size of the board of directors. MOST OF the decisions already have been made, and the remainder will have been made, in closed-door sessions.

The first of these closed door sessions was held Thursday at the request of city officials who objected to the board's making the changes not in accord with its by-laws. The changes are: Changing the legal name of the agency from City Demonstration Agency to Citizens Community Development Board. CHANGING the makeup of the board of directors from 11 neighborhood representatives, five appointees of Mayor Richard G. Lugar and three appointees of the City-County Council, to 20 neighborhood representatives with three mayoral and two council appointees. The March 30 meeting will be held to ratify the closeddoor decisions, since the agency is prevented legally from taking action in secret meetings because it is supported by Federal and local tax funds.

Butz Assails Grayson Attack On Nixon Plans Washington (AP) Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz stuck by his guns and kept his cool Friday following a jab at him by C. Jackson Grayson chairman of the Price Commission. Grayson, at a news conference, said Butz' statements about farmers deserving higher prices were hurting the Nixon administration's economic stabilization program. Retail food prices, particularly for meat, have brought barrages from consumer interests for Federal controls on them.

Butz has spoken out constantly against such regimentation. have not taken a stand that we should have higher food Butz told newsmen following Grayson's comment. "I've been speaking about farm prices." Bangladesh To Get War Crime Prisoners Dacca (AP) An Indian spokesman said Friday night that India would turn over any prisoners against whom Bangladesh has evidence of war crimes committed during the last nine months of last year. Bangladesh, however, has not submitted a list of such prisoners, the spokesman said. He said that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India and Sheik Mujibur Rahman discussed war crimes trials during her visit here.

Teach Languages Nasius, Israeli Occupied Jordan (AP) Israel's Ministry of Religious Affairs has started classes in Hebrew language and Jewish culture for Samaritans in this Arab town. It the time of Christ, the Jews and the Samaritan sect were rivals since both claimed to be the only true inheritors of Abraham and Moses. Need a new secretary? Use Quick-Action Want Ads. Dervices CLARK, DAILEY, Mr. Charles G.

LIEBER, Mrs. Louise METCALF, Mrs. Gertrude PEARSON, Mrs. Myrtie RUCH, Mrs. Neva M.

FLANNER BUCHANAN I Mortuaries 20 Shirley Services CAMPBELL, Mrs. Rosalyn Farrell COLEMAN, Mr. Lloyd HARDEBECH, Mrs. Geneva MILLAR, Mrs. Agnes RUSSELL, Mrs.

Minnie B. STOTLER, Mrs. Alma E. WHITAKER, Mr. Donald R.

Death Notices McBRIDE Howard B. McBride, age 56, Newbury, New York, husband of Ann McBride, brother of Mrs. Lillie Frances, Mrs. Peggy Dillon, Oscar, Herman, Jim and Harry McBride. Passed away Wednesday.

Services Monday, 10 a.m.. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lynhurst Dr. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home.

McKINNEY Mr. Leon H. McKinney, age 54, of 1234 Kappes, husband of Thelma, brother of Mrs. Lela Whitaker, Mooresville, and Albert McKinney, city, son of William McKinney, Morgan County. Funeral services Tuesday, 10 a.m.

FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday. NEWMAN Mrs Ruby O.

Newman, 2052 Houston, beloved wife of Everett E. Newman mother of Everett E. sister of George, Harry, Woodrow, and Donald Baker, and Hazel Terhune, 3 grandchildren. Services Monday 1 p.m., STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 3136 W. 16th, Calling a Lena, Rocco Belmar Anytime.

PALAMARA father Palamara, of beloved age Ronald 61, of and husband 119 Roger N. of Palamara, brother of Laura Martinelli, grandfather of 4, passed away Saturday. Funeral GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME, 1601 E. New York Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Spirit Church 10 a.m.

Friends may call after 3 p.m. Sunday. Rosary Monday 8 p.m. PETERSEN Harold (Pete) Petersen, age 65, of 1633 E. lowa.

beloved husband of Freida, father of Mrs. Earl Lunday, Mrs. Wayne Callahan, also 4 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, passed away, Funeral services 10:30 a.m. Monday at the ABDON FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect. Burial Concordia Cemetery.

Friends may call to the Lutheran Lake Association. any time. Memorials, may be made Columbus, Indiana, papers please copy. PICKEL Merle A. Pickel, 70 years, 1319 N.

Alabama beloved father of Mary E. Goodwin; 3 grandchildren, 2 greatgrandchildren; brother of Marvin Pickel, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, 2:30 p.m., at the C. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave.

Friends invited. REINKING Norman F. ReinKing, age 70, of 4271 Burkhart father of Herbert and Harold Reinking, brother of Mrs. Helen Howard, Carl, Allen, and Robert Reinking, also 10 grandchildren, and 1 great-grandchild passed away. Funeral services 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday at the ABDON FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect. Burial Concordia. Friends may call after noon Monday. RUSSELL Mrs. Minnie B.

Russell, 90 years of 3337 Pinecrest mother of Harold W. Russell, and Mrs. Helen Morse, 3 grandchildren, great-grandchild. Private funeral Monday 11:30 a.m. SHIRLEY BROS IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash. St. Calling after 2 p.m. Sunday. SIMPSON Mr.

Daniel W. Simpson, age 62, of R.R. Mooresville, husband of Thelma, father of Mrs. Helen Sloan, Mrs. Mildred Kelley, Mrs.

Allis Bellamy, Charles, Frank and Samuel Simpson, brother of Mrs. Sarah Kelley Mrs. Mae Reever, Anderson and Charles Simpson, also survived by 22 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. J.C.

WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect St. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday. STAGE Mildred L. Stage, 50 years, 2018 Hobart, beloved mother of Kav Chadwick, Donald Stage and Gerald Burnette.

5 grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m.. at the HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1505 S. East St.

Friends invited. STOTLER Mrs. Alma stotler, age 91, formerly of 2035 S. Kitley, mother of Mrs. Patricia Weakley.

Funeral Monday, 3 p.m.. SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St.

Callina any time. STULLER Betty Lucille Stuller, 54. of 11616 E. Washington Cumberland, passed away suddenly Friday morning. Survived by husband Ralph sister of Garfield Duncan, Knightstown, Ida Hall, and Sarepta Bade of Kentucky; Nancey Vaughn of Muncie.

Etta Lewis and Josephine Lewis, both of Cincinnati, and Donna of Tennessee, Services 10 a.m. Monday, HENDRYX A RIES, CUMBERLAND CHAPEL. Friends may call. THOMAS Willard Thomas age 75 of 3809 Oliver husband of Anna C. Thomas, father of Willard E.

Thomas, and James D. Thomas, brother of Mrs. Bety Strauss, Mrs. Gladys Weiss, and Mrs. Imogene Jennings, 10 grandchildren, 5 greatgrandchildren, passed away Friday.

Services Monday, 9:30 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th 10 a.m. St. Anthony Catholic Church. Friends invited.

Friends may call any time. Rosary service 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Contributions may be made to Marion County Heart Association. THOMAS Orville C.

Thomas, age 73, of Danville, beloved husband of Gertie Mae Thomas, father of Deloris Hudson, Filmore, Judy Harvey and Wilma Liffick, Greencastle, Gary Lee and Jerry Clifton Thomas of Danville, 2 grandchildren, passed away Friday p.m. Services Monday, 3 p.m., BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial Brick Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. WHITAKER Mr.

Donald R. Whitaker, age 57 years, of 244 S. Parker, son of Mrs. Madge Rice, father of Ronald and Pamela. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Washington St. Callina any time. WILLIAMS Mrs. Catherine Williams, age 49, 1117 Finley, mother of Charles, Samuel Rose and Madonna Williams, sister of Edward and Floyd McGinn, Mrs.

Cora Peacock and Mrs. Olive Briley, passed away Friday. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a.m. St. Catherines Catholic Church.

Friends invited. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Sunday at the J.C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect. 3 Cards of Thanks HALSWORTH family of Dorothy E.

Halsworth wishes to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our kind friends and neighbors and to G.H. Herrmann Mortuary and all others who assisted in so many ways during our recent bereavement. -Mother and Brothers KERSEY The family of Robert Kersey wish to extend with deep and sincere appreciation our heartfelt thanks, for the many beautiful floral tributes, sympathy, and kindness given by our neighbors, friends and relatives. We wish to thank Fire Station No. 9, for their assistace.

Rev Peterson of Methodist Hospital, Rev. Ricketts, and Conkle Home. -Mrs. Robert Kersey and Family LESMAN The family of George Lesman wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our kind friends and relatives, and to Farley Funeral Home and all others who assisted in so many ways during our recent bereavement. -Wife and family.

STAR and NEWS ginal comedy. Among sented To "Champagne party are (left to Paul E. Starkey, and Dr. Avery. (Star Complex," an orix the guests at the right) Dr.

and Mrs. Mrs. David R. Avery Photo) gifts. Mr.

Bergen (3d from left), clad in his "striped 0 official uniform," joins guests (from left) Mrs. Carl B. Burnside and Fred T. Hill. Mrs.

Bergen is at right. Eastsiders' Sales Total. $782,700 The Eastside Multiple Listing Association of the Indianapolis Board of Realtors last week reported 50 sales totaling $782,700 according to Dick Hooten, chairman. Brokers reporting sales were College Park, Realtors; Betty Caito Company; Carriage Estates Company; Carriger Brinkman, Realtors; Borden Crews Company; Eastside Realty; A. H.

M. Graves Jack Henthorn; Franklin-Hooten Company; Indianapolis Realty; Justus Company; Ludlow McClain Matthews, Realtors: Bob Peak Agency; George Pulos Company; Real Estaters; Scales Realty; Schilling Realty; Schmadeke Company; Ken Slack Company; Frank J. Sparks, Realtor: Jerry Tarshes Company; F. C. Tucker Company, and Vigus Realty.

Attucks Night Class Registration Slated The Crispus Attucks High School Evening Division will begin a series of eight-week courses March 27, with registration starting tomorrow. Courses to be offered two days a week include clothing, auto body and mechanics, cashiering, typing, key punch, piano, biology, art ceramics, clothing, journalism, photography and small engine repairs. Additional information is available from the school, 1140 North West Street. WANT SaV 139 RESULTS Goodwill, but chosen for the top honor by outside judges. Goodwill, in August, placed her in a job in the accounting department of the Indiana Vocational Rehabilitation Division, to which she originally had been referred by friends and which referred her to Goodwill Industries.

Early this month, she was promoted to adjudicator in the disability determination division of the Indiana Rehabilitation Services Board. Mrs. Honn resides in a local nursing home. Two runners -up, Mrs. Maude Bryant, 2139 North Delaware Street, and Harold Shaw, 5126 Norwaldo Avenue, also will be honored.

Westsiders Report Sales Of 27 Units The Westside Multiple Listing Associaton of the Indianapolis Board of Realtors last week reported 27 sales totaling $523,308, according to Herman Greenwood, chairman. Brokers reporting sales were Andy Califar Realtor; Carriage Estates Company; First Bank Trust George Keller, Realtor; Crawford Realty; Realty: Ludlow Lincoln Agency A. C. Moldthan Company: F. C.

Tucker, and Guy Whiteside, Realtor. PHONE.