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FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1987 -THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- PAGE 49 Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Rabbi claims clergy not trained to help bereaved deal with grief By CAROL ELROD STAR RELIGION WRITER Ministers and rabbis may be of no help to the family when a loved one dies. Many men and women entered the seminary in the first place because they couldn't deal with death, and their classes didn't prepare them to do so, Rabbi Earl A. Grollman, an expert on the role of the clergy in death and dying, said Thursday. Although hand-holding is more helpful than theology when someone dies, many clergy say a prayer and then leave as quickly as they can, said Rabbi Grollman. who lectures widely and has written 15 books, most of which focus on death.

"It's easier to become involved in theology" than to listen to the bereaved, to help them express their feelings and to share their sorrow, said the rabbi. Rabbi Grollman. the spiritual leader of a synagogue in Belmont, for more than 30 years, is a member of the bereavement team of the Community School of Psychiatry at Harvard University and of the advisory board for the Foundation of Thanatology at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City. He was in Indianapolis Thursday for addresses sponsored by the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis and Flanner Buchanan Mortuaries. To be most helpful, clergy should let the bereaved know they aren't crazy for reacting to a loved one's death with what may seem like strange behaviors sleep problems, intense guilt, anger or inability to concentrate, said the rabbi in an interview prior to his talks.

"Grief is love not wanting to let go" and is normal, he said. "You (a clergyman) can't take away pain." Too often, he said, clergy try to console family members by telling them the dead person is in a better world. Even if that is true, "it still hurts to say goodbye in this world," he said. No one should try to orchestrate grief, to tell people what they ought to feel and how they ought to behave, the rabbi noted. Each person reacts differently.

Rabbi Grollman said he did not attend a funeral until he became a rabbi. "I went six years to seminary and never had a discussion of death," he said. "My closest friend died and I didn't know what to say to his children." Avoiding the subject of death is common not only in seminaries, but in medical and nursing schools as well, he said. The rabbi believes good mental health requires learning to live with tragedy. That goes for children as well as adults.

It's not realistic to live otherwise, he said. Goren On Bridge By CHARLES II. GOREN and OMAR SHARIF vulnerable. South North-South deals. NORTH A 3 9 A83 0 Q10 5 10 2 4 EAST WEST J952 10 9 7 0 A 9 4 83 K874 9 KQ542 0 7 976 Charges filed in theft of 8100,000 ring Felony theft charges have been filed against a Michigan woman accusing her of stealing a 6-carat diamond ring valued at more than $100,000 from the wife of Indianapolis Motor Speedway executive Anton "Tony" Hulman George.

According to court documents, Janey S. Abner. 30, Far-mington Hills, was a weekend guest in August at the Westside home of Lisa George, wife of the vice president of the Hulman Foundation. Mrs. George showed Miss Abner a "6-carat multifaceted solitaire diamond mounted in a white gold band with three smaller diamonds mounted on either side of the larger stone," a court document said.

Mrs. George also showed her the secret place she kept the ring. Miss Abner left the George residence that evening. Shortly afterward, Mrs. George discovered the ring missing.

Miss Abner was the only one who had access to the ring and nothing else was missing, according to a sworn affidavit filed by Marion County Sheriff's Lt. George B. Hughes. The ring has not been recovered. Charges were filed Tuesday in Marion Superior Court, Criminal Division, Room 2.

a spade, and the finesse of the queen lost to the king. After that inauspicious start, it was a moral certainty that declarer would misguess in trumps and end up losing two trump tricks and a spade. Declarer was unfortunate in finding everything wrong, yet he had only himself to blame for failing to make the contract. If he could avoid losing a spade trick, he could have afforded to concede two tricks in trumps, and his line of play should have been based on keeping West off lead. After winning the ace of hearts, declarer should have come to hand with a heart ruff and led a trump to the ten.

Let's consider the worst scenario, where that loses to the jack. East is on lead, and nothing he can do harms declarer. Declarer simply wins any return and forces out the ace of diamonds. Now, when West shifts to a spade declarer can rise with the ace, draw a trump if necessary, then discard the table's two losing spades on high clubs. Declarer will end up losing only two trump tricks and the contract will be home.

On the actual lie of the cards, this line produces an overtrick. Available for a limited time as a special offer is a two-for-one package of Doubles booklets. For your copies send $3 to "Goren Doubles, in care of The Indianapolis Star, P.O. Box 4426, Orlando, Fla. 32802-4426.

Make checks payable to "Newspaperbooks." Trlbunt Media Services SOUTH 4 10 6 6 0 8643 4AKJ52 The bidding: South West North East 1 0 Pass 2 NT Pass 3 4 Pass 4 0 Pass 5 0 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Jack of 9 On first analysis, it might seem that declarer was simply unlucky in his choice of how to play for 1 1 tricks. If you look at the position more closely, however, you will find his technique was at fault. When South showed an unbalanced hand. North realized there was a possibility his side would have only one heart stopper, so he judged that the hand 1 would play better in the minor suit game. His judgment was accurate, but his partner was not up to the task.

West led the top of his heart sequence. Declarer rose with dummy's ace and led a trump to the king and ace. West shifted to Public Notices Notice is hereby given that Brenda Joyce Meredith ot Ev-ansville, Indiana, has filed a Complaint in the Vanderburgh Superior Court, Probate Division, alleging that Robert Allen Meredith absented his usual place of residence and has gone to parts unknown and was last seen by any living individual in 1978. Said Complaint requests that the Vanderburgh Suoerior Court, Probate Divi sion, declare that Robert Allen Meredith deceased so that the children of Robert Allen Mer edith, Tammy Meredith and Misty Meredity, may emoy the benefits and the use of proceeds of the property of Robert Allen Meredith. Said Complaint set tor hearino on the 9th day of July, 1987, at 9 00 A the Vanderburgh Superior Court, Probate Division in Ev-ansville, Indiana.

Any person who may wish to contest said Complaint may appear before the Court at said time. (S-4-24) LEGAL NOTICE TO: ALL BIDDERS SUBJECT: PURCHASE OF ONE SCHOOL BUS Seated proposals will be re ceived by the Board of Education of the College Corner Local School District, College Corner, Ohio at the Oftice of the Treasurer, College Corner Local School District, College Corner, Ohio before 12 00 noon on Monday, May 4, 1987 and at noon ot that day will be opened by the Treasurer of said board as provided by law for ONE (1) 65 passenger school bus according fo the specifications of said board ot education. Separate and independent bids will be received with respect to the chassis and body type and will state that the bus, when assembled and prior to delivery, will comply with all school district specifications, all safety regulations, and current Ohio Minimum Standards adopted by and with consent of the Director ot Highway Safety pursuant to Section 4511.76 of the Ohio Revised Code and all other pertinent provisions of law. Specifications and instructions to bidders are on file in the Office, of the Treasurer, Col lege Corner Local School Dis trict, 230 Ramsey Street, Col lege Corner, Ohio 450O3. The Board of Education has the right to reiect any and all bids By the order of the Board of Education, College Corner Local School District.

LONDA SCHWIERKING Treasurer (317) 732-3183 (S-4-24, 27) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to provisions ol IC 4-22-2, notice is hereby given that on May 28, 1987 at 9:30 a Local Time, at the Health Professions Bureau, One American Square, Suite 1020, Indianapolis, Indiana, the Medical Licensing of Indiana will hold a public hearino on amended rules concerning podiatrists, Copies ol these rules are now on tile at One American Square, Suite 1020, and Legislative Services Agency, 110 State House, In dianapolis, Indiana, and are open for public inspection. WILLIAM S. KtOWN, Executive Director, Health Professions Bureau 20 Lost FEMALE cat 2 years dark Cali co de-clawed child heart bro ken. Soulhport Rd Orinoco Ave, area. April 2), 787-5720 LOST CAT 419.

vic. Emerson Shelbyville Rd, mostly white wbrown black markings on head, back, S. tail. 782-0184 LOST: Keystone and Prospect, black white male cat, very triendly, declawed neutered Answ. to Erie.

Reward. 634-8135 41387: OLD English Sheepdog, 3700 S. Walcott, fml, red color, tags, reward. 247-9263 II You Lose or find a pet, Call PET FINDERS 247-9263. LADIES OMEGA, vic of Aca-pulco Joe's side or Capri's Restaurant, REWARD 255-8233 LOST 417, Gray Tiger Cat.

male. Vic 71st, btwn Keystone Allisonville Rd. 5764457 Lost 420: Brown, shaggy dog, deal, temaie. Vic Butlerlark-ington, Reward. 255-8155 LOST: Labrador Retriever, yellow male, lost 420, Reward.

359-0377 evewkend, 267-1916 days Lost Miniature Yorkie tern neighborhood lOlhoiney, ans to Tiny. Reward 638-0070. REWARD: Lost Sheltie Female, sable 8 white, looks like Mm. Lassie, 887-7741 or 881-9130 Amer Eskimo, vic Allisonville Rd 56th, 849-6036 Bull Terrier dk brn 8, brindle needs med. 359-7785783-7280.

Lost Cat, black male, de-clawed. I81h Post. 353-9441 Scottish Terrier, male Tyrs, blk, ans Tosh, Post Wash 8W-3875 21 Found Husky-Shepherd mix male Toy Collie mix fern, both affectionate. 65thKeystone. 255-1044 Malamute Male, whtgry.

Vic Eagle Crk Pk, red collar 299-4877 Nr Emerson38th 1 male Lab-Shepherd mix name Zeller. 255-7109 or 8440894 after 5pm. 24 Personal Notices To the very kind people who stopped Wed eve when our '81 Olds stopped on us. The lady who was so kind to do everything she could. The 2 vo men lwho worked on the car.

1 man nvpvu um nis snifi put uui me flame when it got on fire. We didn't gel their names, but whoever they are we are extremely grateful. Gus Shockley. Happily married, financially secure, infertile white couple wants to adopt infant. Will pay medical expenses.

Confidentiality and sensitivity assured. No obligation. For more information, please call (317) 2B4-4400 and ask for Extension 170. ADOPTION You Have A Choice We are a couple unable to have children and are hoping to offer a secure loving home to a newborn infant. Please call anytime 317-255-9133.

ADOPTION We very much hope to adopt an intanl tor we are unable lo have children. We will provide a loving, stable home. All prenataldelivery expenses paid Please call 255-7460. MELANIE (MADD) HAPPY BIRTHDAY From your lavorite "Niece, Nephew 4. Sister" Melanie, Jake 8, Brenda ADOPTION: A childless couple would like to adopt an infant.

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JUDE FOR FAVORS GRANTED, J.C. THANKS TO ST. JUDE, JESUS. MARY AND JOSEPH. 25 Personals Plus A Mother I Don't need.

I do need an intelligent sincere, affectionate, Beautiful, (size 7 max.) lady (25-40) to enioy the finer things in life wan OK 40ish DWPM. Star and News Box N7424 Are you an attractive SDPWM 27-39, 6ft or taller who is honest, sincere, humorous, caring and looking to meet that special lady? I'm a slender, attractive, sincere SPWF 30, 5'9" who wants lo meet you. I'm a fun loving person who wishes lo share my life with someone special. A letter, photo, phone number would be appreciated. Star and News Box N-7434 Attractive Male seeking companion.

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Star and News Box N7514 DWM, 31, 180 lb attractive, affectionate, single parent. En-iovs waferskiing, bowling, outdoors, dancing good times with friends family. Looking for attractive lady who enioys children. 27-32 lor relationship Phone picture appreciated Star and News Box 7461 (11,500 00) plus the expense ol said sale, and the surplus ot proceeds received from said sale, if any, shall be paid to the Estate of Otto Oeering KOOfcR KINMAN Dated this 14th dav of April, 1987. Subscribed end sworn fo be fore me a Notary Public on this 14th dav ol Apri 1987.

Mv Commission Expires: August 4, iwu. LINDA F. MILLER, Notary Public County of Residence: Marion This instrument prepared bv G. Thomas Blankenship, Attorney at Law, 7050 Madison Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46227. (S 4-17, 24) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bid No.

181 Sealed bids will be received in the Purchasing Department of the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation, 1501 West Washington street. Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 until 10:00 A.M. (EST) on May 7, 1987, at which time bids will be publicly opened and read lor the sale of the following uses transit coacnes ana pick Up Truck. one 111 1967 GMC Mode TDH5303; Three (3) 1976 AMG Model 10240A; Eight (8) 1977 AMG Model 10240B; One (I) 1969 GMC Pick Up Truck. Any bids received after the above specified time and date will not be opened or considered lor award.

Coaches and truck will be sold as-iswhere-is to the highest bidder. No warranty, ex press or implied, is made to physical or mechanical condition of any items ot equipment, and the purchaser shall have no recourse against the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation, its officers, employees or agents. coacnes to be bid ess tires. Tires are owned by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company and price lists lor tires on each coach will be included with bid packet and the tires may be purchased from Good year it bidder so desires. Bid documents may be ob tained at the office of the Indianapolis Public Transporta tion corporation listed above.

For maintenance information andor inspection of buses contact Eddie Kaiser at the above address or call (317 635-2100 Ext. 253. A Cash ers or Certified Check, payable to the Corporation in Ihe amount ol 10 percent of the total bid must accompany each bid. Said check(s) will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders upon award of the contract, and the successful bidders applied lo the amount due on the con tract. The Corporation reserves the right to accept any bid or re iect any and all bids as the Corporation deems in its own best interest.

WILLIAM L. STULL, Purchasing Agent Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation 1501 West Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 (S-4, 17, 24) The following described vehi-cle '76 Buick Serial 4Y39T5H 483076 will be sold lor storage repair charges ol SS61.39 at 1212 291h SI. on May 9, 1987 at 1:30 M. (S-4-24, 5-1) NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF ORDER TO DEMOLISH BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SETTING THE TIME ANO PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any person or corporation claiming any title, right or in terest in any of the parcels of real estate listed oeiow by ad dress and legal description is nereoy notmed that in accor dance with the power granted by the Unsafe Building Law (IC ivbi 36-7-9 an order to Demol ish relative to each parcel of real estate listed below has been issued by the Division of code Enforcement requiring tne Demolition ot tne designated structures by the compliance date indicated. Parcel, Owners, Structure; Compliance Date: April 29, 1987.

648-50 13th Street. House: I Owner: Silas Banton, Fred cuuney, cegai: DUiiers PI HQQ college cor tvt Lti. 1209 w. 35th Street. Garaoe; Owner: John L.

Janet L. Merriweather; Legal: Arm strong Park L227. B2 Alabama reet. Garaoe: Owner: Robert C. Carroll, Constance L.

Carroll: Legal: Allen Roots Add L1U9. 401 Wallace Avenue, Garaoe; Owner: Louis O. Sr. Frances E. Horton; Legal: Layman Careys Irvington Park L73.

a iv n. California, House; Owner: Kenneth c. Morgan Legal: Wileys Sub L2I OL162 tic. (S-4-23, 24) NOTICE OF SALE STATE SUPLUS SALE I32-B687D0C The State of Indiana, acting bv and through the Depart ment of Administration, for and on behalf of the Depart ment of Corrections (Westville Correction Center), will re ceive sealed bids on the sale ol Ihe followino: 2.U8 pounds strip stock Rub ber (Rubber Freeway PBD Strip Stock SBR 90 PBD 10, Carbon Black 31.8 Process Oil 24.1 Cure System 3.3) For further information viewing contact: Bob Glancy, Westville, C.C., phone: (219) 785-4473. Said sealed bids will be re ceived in the Department of Administration, Office ot the Commissioner, Bid Room, Room 507 Slate Office Building, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, until 2:00 P.M., Legal Time, on the 4th day of May, 1987, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read.

Any bids received after the desig nated time for any reason will be returned to the bidder Once a bid has been publicly opened and read, it cannot be withdrawn. All remittances from unsuccessful bidders will be returned after the bid has been awarded. The State has up lo ten (10) days after the opening ot tne bid to make tne awara. Note: Bids must include separate cashier's check, certi tied check or money order payable to the Department ol Administration, State of Indiana, for 100 ot the total bid. Bids must be submitted on bid forms, in bid envelope along with a notarized non-collusion affidavit, all of which are avail able bv contacting the State surplus property section, W.

Mccarty street, Indiana polis, IN 46225, phone: (317) 232 36). The State of Indiana reserves Ihe right to reiect any and all bids. The State ol Indiana, by this invitation, does not hold itselt out a merchant in the ordinary course ol business ol leasing such property ana expressly disclaims any warranties, ex press or implied, as to its mer chantability or fitness tor particular purpose. Any and all such property shall be sold on an "as is" basis, with award to the highest and best bidder, KfcNNbTH D. SMIIH, State Surplus Property Coordinator, phone: (317 232-1365.

(S-4-24) LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No. 21045-A, 1. In the matter of the application ot Diamond Coach Limousine Service, Waldron, In diana, for a certificate to operate motor vehicles as common carrier of persons, in trastate. Notice is hereby given thai the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearings in this Cause at: 309 West Washington Street, Suite 6u3 Old trans Building, in dianaoolis, Indiana. Time: 2:30 P.M., on Mav 20.

mi. Public participation is re quested Public Service Commission ol Indiana BY: SUSAN LABAJ Administrative Law Judge Indianapolis, Indiana, April 20, 1987. (S-4-24) "ITC Acceptance Co. will sell for cash only at public sale a 1976 International sn D2167FGAI0241, at 2979 South Holt Road, Ind. on 4 2487 at 900 a m.

ITC Acceptance Co. reserves the right to bid." (S-4-19, 20, 2), 22, 23, 24) Legal: McCaty's 9th West Side Add L3S3. 1324 Silver Avenue, House, Owner: R. GM Legal: McCartys 91h Side S'A L357 1708 Washington, commer cial; Owner: Juan Jose Vels guez; Legal: 8, Coopers Wash St Add L2. 6326 Woodknoll, House; Own er: Kissel Company; Legal: Greer Dell Estates L3I.

(S-4-23. 24) PROJECT NUMBER: M-B 5430 LEGAL NOTICE OF INTENT ON URBAN FEDERAL-AID ROUTE IMPROVEMENT Notice is hereby given that on February 26, 1917, the Indiana Department of Highways received from the Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Department of Transportatin, corridor-design approval on an improvement proposed by the city ot Indianapolis lo reconstruct and widen Rockville Road and Lynhurst Drive. Subsequent to reviewing and considering all comments and materials received as a result of the official Indiana Depart ment of Highways Public Hear ing held in the Grace Evangeli cal Lutheran Church at Indianapolis, Indiana, on March 17, 1986, it was recom mended that Alternate 1, as outlined at the public hearing, be advanced ana constructed The alternate calls for realigning the existing roadway be tween 1-465 and iust east of Rebecca Drive (0.79 miles) and along Lynhurst Drive north and south of Rockville Road for a total of 0.48 miles. The new roadway will have four twelve-foot lanes plus right and lett turn lanes wnere warranted.

Curbs and gutters and sidewalks are included. Additional- ly, the intersection of Beachway DriveMickley Ave nue witn Kockviiie Koaa win also be improved. All materials developed in support ol the undertaking will remain available for public in spection and copying during normal office hours in Room 1105 of the Indiana State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana 46ZU4-274? ana in tne Indiana-Dolls Department ol Transpor tation, Room 2342, City-County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana 467U4. This notice is published in compliance wilh Title 23, Sec tion 128, us. code, f-ederai Road Acts of 1958, and the Indi ana Public InvolvementPublic Hearino Procedures tor Feder al-Aid Proiect Development ap proved by tne t-ederai High way Administration, y.s Department of Transportation on January mi.

Indiana Department of Highways JOHN P. ISENBARGER Director (S-4-24) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to provisions of IC 4-22-2, notice is hereby given that on May 28, 1987 at 9:15 a Local Time, at the Health Professions Bureau. One American Square, Suite 1020, Indianapolis, Indiana, the Med ical Licensing Board ot Indiana will hold a public hearing on amended rules concerning physical therapists. Copies of these rules are now on tile at One American Square. Suite 1(720, and Legislative Services Agancy, no stale House, In dianapolis, Indiana, and are open for public inspection, WILLIAM S.

KEOWN, Executive Director Health Professions Bureau (S-4-24) NOTICE OF SALE STATE SUPLUS SALE 131-86B7BOH The State of Indiana, acting bv and through the Depart ment of Administration, for an on behalf of the State Board of Health, 1330 W. Michigan street, inaianaoons, in, win re ceive sealed bids on the sale ol the followino: 1 each Burroughs Central processor wacc. I each Console and control 1 each Disk Drive and control I each Reader and control 1 each Printer and control I each Magnetic tape drive 1 each Tape drive control 1 each Recorder litrator 1 each Autoanalyzer 1 each Film Inspection ma chine 2 each IBM document print ers For further infoviewing con tact: Steve Batchellor, phone: (317 633-0106. Said sealed bids will be re ceived in the Department ol of the Commissioner, Bid Room, Room 507 State Office Building, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, until 2:00 P.M., Legal Time, on the 4th day of May, 1987, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read. Any bids received after the designated time lor any reason will be returned to the bidder.

Once a bid has been publicly opened and read, it cannot be withdrawn. All remittances from unsuccessful bidders will be returned after the bid has been awarded. The State has up to ten (10) days after the opening of the bid to make the award. Note: Bids must include a separate cashier's check, certified check or money order payable to the Department of Administration, State of Indiana, tor 100 of the bid lor each item bid. Bids must be submitted on bid forms, in bid envelope along with a notarized non-collusion affidavit, all of which are available by contact- no the State Surplus Property Section, 545 W.

McCarty Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225, phone: (317 232-1365. The State ot Indiana reserves Ihe right to reiect any and all bids. The Stale ol Indiana, bv this invitation, does not hold itself out a merchant in the ordinary course ol business ol leasing such property ana expressly disclaims any warranties, ex press or implied, as to its mer chantability or fitness for a oarticu ar purpose. Any ana an such property shall be sold on an "as is" basis, with award lo the highest and best bidder. State surplus property sec tion of the General Services Division of the State of Indiana Department ot Administration, phone: (317) 232-1365.

(5-4-24) Real Estate Brokers The Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) from time tc time has various inventory real properties for sale through brokers having executed a listing agreement with the agency. Licensed real estate brokers are invited lo attend an informational meeting on Friday, May I. 1987 at 10:00 a.m. at the Mid State Bank of Hendricks County, Old Farm Branch, 20 Old Farm Road, Danville, Indiana. All licensed real estate brokers interested in sales in Moroan and Hen dricks counties are invited to attend and may obtain a Mas ter Listing Agreement at that time.

Any questions are to be directed to the local FmHA County Oftice at i5 Meadow Drive, uanvme or telephone 745-4415 (317) (S-4-24, 25, 27) ESTATE OF OTTO DEERING, DECEASED 3335 S. COFFEY INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46217 NOTICE OF LIEN Notice is hereby given that at 9:00 a.m. on the 4th day of May, 1987, at 840 E. Sumner Avenu, in the City ol Indianapolis, County of Marion, State of Indiana, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder tor casn a im Hariey Davidson Motorcycle, vehicle identification number 3D 12332H4. That the name ol Ihe owner, or reputed owner ot said motorcy cle, is Otto Deering, deceased.

That said motorcycle is in the possession ol and being held by Kinman Wrecker Service, Inc. by virtue of a Lien thereon pursuant to Indiana Code Section 32-8-311 for towing, storage, and labor of said motorcy cle. That Kinman Wrecker Service, has incurred ex penses lor towing, storage, and iabor commencing from the 29th day of July, 19B5, In the total amount ot One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (SI, 500 00). That more than thirty (30) days have elapsed since Kinman wrecker service, Inc. began incurring expenses for services rendered by it with respect to said motorcycle.

That said sale will be held lo satisfy the claim held by Kin man Wrecker Service, Inc. In the amount of One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars teenth Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, to discuss and hear obiections and support regard- ng the proposed construction, repair, andor alteration of Heather Hills Elementary School. Board of Education O. of Warren Township School Corporation Joan S. Porter, President Dan G.

Lazear, Vice-President Raeburn A. Rathbun, Secretary John Norman, Member Richard A. Payne, Member (S-4-24, 5-12) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Indianapolis Airport Autnonry win receive sealed bids in its oftice at 2500 South High School Road, Indianapolis, Indiana until 2:00 P.M. EST, May 8, 1987, tor one id 50,000 gvw diese powered dump truck with snow plow and two (2 20,000 GVW diesel powered dump trucks with snow plows. Any bids received after the designated time will be re turned unopened.

Bidder shall como with the Equal Opportunity Provisions ot Executive Order 11246 as amended by 11375 and their amendments and the regula tions thereunder as they may apply. Specifications may be ob tained at the Office of the Di rector of Airfield Maintenance, Indianapolis International Air port, Indianapolis, Indiana 46251. Bids shall be on Form 95 (revised), as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts, and shall be properly and com pletely executed, including the Non-Collusion Affidavit on the torm. Each bid shall be accompa nied by a bid bond or certified check in the amount ot 5 of the bid, payable to the Indiana polis Airport Authority. The Authority reserves the right to refuse any or an bids.

DANIEL C. ORCUTT Executive Director (S-4-18, 24) NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF ORDER TO REPAIRBOARD BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SETTING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any person or corporation claiming any title, right or interest in any of the parcels of real estate listed below by address and legal description is hereby notified that in accordance with the power granted by the Unsafe Building Law IC 1981 36-7-91 an Order to Repair Board relative to each parcel ol real estate listed below has been issued by the Division ot Code Enforcement requiring the RepairingBoarding of the designated structures by the compliance date indicated. Parcel, Owners, Structure; Compliance Date: April 29, 1987. 707 Massachusetts, commercial; Owner: Historic Chatham Block Partnership, D. H.

Clark Legal: Goldberrys Sub 36 10 12 It on Mass Ave Side L20 OL46 Etc. 1925 Adams Street, house; Owner: Stuart S. Mary Jo Stinnette; Legal: Brookside Park Add L31 B2. 236 S. Arsenal Avenue, house, Owner: Carmon Rebecca C.

Rankin; Legal: Fergusons hiii Place Add 20 ft Side 72 20 ttS Side L71. 2913 Boulevard Place, house; Owner: Darryl W. Stephanie L. Finkston, John Stilz; Leoal Burton (L Campbell Pk PI 40 tt side L24. 3537 Garden Avenue, house.

Owner: Edna Williams, Harry Coyle, Nellie Paraiso co Clar ence coyie; Legal: wackers 1st Side L10. 2857-59 Highland Place, ga rage; uwner: vermon l. Her bert; Leoal: Hubbard PK HTS Li Bid IU tt Side L4 BIO. 2724 Highland Place, house, Owner: Andrew S. Sheffield Andrew S.

Sheffield Viola Dickens Sheffield; Legal: Man-sur Park L46. 3109-11 Hovey Street, house; Owner: Ruth R. Woodson; Legal: Northside Add LI4 BIS. 2726-28 Illinois Street, house; Owner: Hubert E. 8, Faye R.

Dabner; Legal: Leggas Sub Ruddle 8, Vintons Park PI L8 3 ft of Adi Lot 8. 2341 Indianapolis Avenue. house; Owner: Debra Grilfin; Legal: Cleveland etal Central Hark AO an L4 bio. 2227 Kenyon, house; Owner: Harold A. McCullough; Legal: Webster Homes Sub Lot 5.

337 Leeds Avenue, house: Owner: Edith Reiss; Legal: Leeds L63. 956 Lexington, house; Owner: Joseph E. Andrea K. Britton; Legal: Flefcher ET AL Sub L179 0L96 0L98 0L91. 1529 S.

Linden Street, house; Owner: Richard A. 8, Loretta A. Craig, Carla L. Hamilton; Legal: Hubbard Martindale McCartys Sub L8 BI3. 325 Martin Luther Kino house; Owner: Charles J.

Sans-bury Thelma J. Sansbury; Legal: Wileys West St L7. 242-2V Martin Lutner Ring Street, house; Owner: Mildred M. Kirk; Legal: Graceland Park Add L39. 2701 Martin Luther Kino Street, commercial; Owner: Elizabeth Williams; Legal: Kessler 1st Add Beg 60 ft NW of SW Cor LI Harlan Kesslers Northern Hts.

IRR TR PT S26 T16 R3 PT of E. End LI L2 6 ft Northwestern ol 4 II Side L3. 2427 Massachusetts Avenue, commercial; Owner: Anna Mae Wilson, Robert L. Bayt; Legal: Carletons Sub Fletchers 2nd Brookside Add L5. 3313 E.

Michigan Street, ga rage; Owner: Lucille T. Lund-berg; Legal: Hollands Sub 25 It Side L74 8 ft Side L75. 702 N. Miley, house; owner: Marion, Aline, Michael Palmer Thorton; Leoal: Jeffer son Park Ex 28 ft Side of 72.9 ft End L17B. 2122 New Jersey, house; own er: investments; Legal Morton Place livj.

34 Nordvke, house; uwner: Beniamin R. 8. Alma J. Swopes; Legal: McCartys 3rd West Side Add L108. 4433 Norwaldo Ave, house; Owner: Wanamaker Construction Company; Legal: Montrose L250.

1434 East orange, nouse; Owner: Mary Darryl L. Swlnney, Richard A. Meyers, John Bradley, Margaret r. Cangany; Legal: Zimmer Fergers suo Huppara ci as SE ADD L4 B4. 1434 East Orange, garage; Owner: Mary Darryl L.

Swinney, Richard A. Meyers, John Bradley, Margaret F. Cangany; Legal: Zimmer 8, Fergers Sub Hubbard ET AL ST ADD L4 B4. 1357-59 S. Sheffield, house; Owner: O'Delle Williams, Billy G.

Lula Stokes; Legal: Wegh-orst Belmont Ave Sub LB. 1306 Sturm, nouse; uwner: j. Richard Van Dyke; Leoal: Cof fins Vermont Street Add L6. 1328 Sturm Avenue, nouse; Owner: James Burch; Legal: Coffins Vermont St Add 764 N. Warman Ave, house; Owner: Martha K.

Wilson, Betty J. Wilson; Legal: Waker's 9nri Hauohville L56. 2909 Wlnthrop, garage; Owner: Richard R. Hamilton, Prop erty Investments; Legal: Mead land Grandview L58. (S-4-23, 24) NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF ORDER TO REPAIR BUILDINGS ON PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE AND OF SETTING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING FOR ANY ORDER NOT COMPLIED WITH Any person or corporation claiming any title, right or In terest in any ot tne parcels ot real estate listed below bv ad dress and legal description is hereby notified mat in accordance with the power granted by the Unsafe Building Law (IC 1981 36-7-9) an Order lo Repair relative to each parcel of real estate listed below has been issued by the Division of Code Enforcement requiring the Repairing ol the designated structures by the compliance date indicated.

Parcel, Owners, Structure; Compliance Date: April 29, 1987. 2276 Indianapolis, House; Owner: George C. Williams; Legal: Cleveland ET AL Central Park L5 BI2. 2018 W. Michigan Street, garage; Owner: Wm.

G. 8, Barbara West; Legal: Merritt Place L24. 2245 New Jersey, Garage; Owner: James D. Sama; Legal: Lincoln Park L21 66. 3544 Ralston, Garage; Owner: Lee L.

Huggins; Legal: How-lands Homestead Add L31. Ui jiivci nvenue, nuuKi Owner: Elzie Eftle Fishburn: 1 Department of Highways that this prooosed protect tails with- the guidelines of a Cateoon- cat Exclusion, with apparently no wetianas peinp invoivea. A draft corridor-design study report, preliminary design plans, along with the environmental document and other pertinent information which may be received from any source relative to the proposed proiect are being made publicly avail- bie tor review ana inspection during normal office hours in the Development Enoineer's office of the Indiana Department of Highways' District at Greenfield, Indiana 46140, and in the office ol the Hear- nos Officer, Room 1105 of the Indiana State Office Building, 100 North Senafe Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46304-2249, and in the Drafting Room of the Indianapolis Department ol Transportation, Room 2342. In dianapolis, Indiana 46204. Also, location sketches ot the proposed proiect are publicly available and may be obtained upon request at any of the above offices.

All interested persons, in cluding representatives of fed eral, state, ana tocai governmental agencies, agricultural, commercial, industrial, business, transportation and utilities interest; civic, social, economic, ecological and environmental concerns and other interested citiiens and property owners, may reauest a corridor-design public hearing be held, or express their concerns by submitting com ments or other information regarding the social, economic, and environmental effects which they feel the proposed proiect will have upon their property, business, or commu nity as now proposea. written requests for a public hearing, exhibits, statements, or any materials being submitted tor the public record should be forwarded to the Hearings Officer of the Indiana Department of Hignways at tne aforementioned Indianapolis State Office on or before way 15, 1987. In the event the Indiana De- partment of Highways deter mines that the holding of a public hearing would be in the Dest interest ot tne public, a notice establishing the date. time, and place for it will be published. Otherwise, any comments or materials received for the record on the proposed proiect will be duly considered the decision-making process and plans tinalned.

This notice is published in compliance with Title 23, sec- tion 128, U.S. code, Federal Road Acts ol 19S8. and the Indi ana Public InvolvementPublic Hearing Procedures lor Feder al-Aid Proiect Development ap proved by the Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation on January mi. Indiana Department ot Highways JOHN P.

ISENBARGER Director (S-4-24, 5-15) PROJECT NUMBER: M-B 531(6) LEGAL NOTICE OF PLANNED IMPROVEMENT Notice is hereby given that the Indianapolis Department of Transportation in cooperation with the Federal Highway Ad ministration and the Indiana Department of Highways, is developing plans for the construction of a new bridge, and roadway approaches thereto, over White River on Raymond street located in the city ot inaianapoiis, Marion County, inoiana. The proposed proiect begins at the White River Parkway West Drive on the west and extends to Meridian Street on the east, for a total oro eel length of approximately 0.79 mne. As planned, the proiect in volves construction ol a new 17 span continuous steel beam and plate girder bridge to be locateg immediately norm ot the existing structure. The new structure will be designed to carry two lanes of westbound trattic. me existing struc ure will be repaired and will carry two lanes ot easioouna trattic.

The west approach will ex lend approximately 750 feet and will follow the existing alignment, io tne east tne ao preach will extend approximately 2000 feet and will be upgraded on a new alignment slightly south ol the existing alignment. A new connector to West Street will be constructed and Bluff Road will be reconstructed to a three lane section allowing tor left turn lanes. The existing portion of the connector Irom West Street to Raymond Street, located south of Raymond Street, will be closed and a cul-de-sac constructed to provide access to the properties in this area. Median openings will be provided at White River Parkway, the Street Connector and Blutf Road. A total of 4.4 acres of right-of-way will be required lor this proiect.

This right-ot-way area includes 3 residents, 3 commercial buildings and 6 garages or sheds which will be acquired as a result of this proiect. Traffic will be maintained (or much of the proiect; however, Raymond Street will be closed to traffic during certain portions of the construction phase. Access will be maintained to adiacent properties at all times during the construction period. As presently planned, it is anticipated to utilize both state and federal funds for construction of the proiect. II has been jointly determined by the Federal Highway Administration and the Indiana Department of Highways that this proposed proiect tails within the guidelines of a Final Environmental Impact Statement.

A draft corridor-design study report, preliminary design plans, along with the environmental document and other pertinent information which may be received from any source relative to the proposed proiect are being made publicly available for review and inspection during normal office hours in the Drafting Room of the Indianapolis Department ol rransoortat on. Room 2342, City-County Building, Indiana polis, Indiana 462U4, and in the office of the Hearings Examiner, Room 204 of the Indiana Stale Office Building, IX North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2249. Also, loca tion sketches ol the proposed proiect are publicly available and may be obtained upon request at any ol the above offices. All Interested persons, in cluding representatives of federal, state, and local governmental agencies, agricultural, commercial, industrial, business, transportation and utilities interest; civic, social, economic, ecological and environmental concerns and other interested citizens and property owners, may request a corridor-design public hearing be held, or express their concerns by submitting comments or other information regarding the social, economic, and environmental effects which they feel the proposed proiect will have upon their property, business, or community as now proposed. Written requests for a public hearing, exhibits, statements, or any materials being submitted for the public record should be forwarded to the Hearings Officer of the Indiana Department of Highways at the aforementioned Indianapolis Stale Office on or before May 15, 1987.

In the event the Indiana De partment of Highways determines that the holding of a public hearing would be in the best interest ol the public, a notice establishing the date, time, and place for it-wlll be published. Otherwise, any comments or materials received for the record on the proposed proiect will be duly considered tne decision-making process and plans finalized. This notice is published in compliance with Title 23, Sec tion 128, U.S. code, Federal Road Acts ot 1958, and the Indiana Public InvolvementPublic Hearing Procedures lor Federal-Aid Proiect Development approved by the Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation on January 7, 1985.

Indiana Department of Highways JOHN P. ISENBARGER Director (S-4-24, 5-15) LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to IC 20-5-52, PL. 128, Acts of 1982, the Board ol Education ol the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana, gives notice thai on Wednesday, May 13, 1987, at 7:00 p.m. they will meet in public session in the Administration Building, 9301 East Eigh- 1 Death Notices BOWMAN Walter M. Bowman, R.J, Danville, beloved husband of Juanita, father ol Sonia Wilkinson, Zionsvile, Phillip, North Salem, Martha Parks, Craw-fordsville, brother ot Emmett Bowman, Crawfordsville, passed away Thursday a m.

Funeral Saturday, 1 p.m., PORTER FUNERAL HOME, Jamestown. Friends invited to call 2 to 9 p.m. Friday and prior to service on Saturday. CARTER Mrs. Cecilia Carter, IS, of widow ol Mr.

George Carter, mother of Betty Jane Tull, Mrs. Mary Jefferson (deceased), grandmother of Mrs. Nancy Bingham, Mrs. Linda Bailey, Mrs. Judith Denton and Mrs.

Susan Hodges, 10 greatgrandchildren, 2 great-greatgrandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Funeral service Saturday, 9 a FEENEY-HOR-NAK SHADELAND MORTUARY, 1307 N. Shadeland followed by Funeral Mass 9:30 a m. Saturday, SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Blessed Sacrament Chapel.

Friends may call from 2 until 9 p.m. Friday. DEAN Jacqueline May Dean, 57 years, of beloved wife ol Max Dean, step-mother of Deborah, Diane, Karen, James and Richard Dean, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 1 p.m., at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call Friday 4 to 9 p.m. DEHNE Pearl Munden Dehne, 91 years, of widow ot William L. Dehne, mother of Mary F.

and Robert L. Dehne, sister ol Harry Munden, Ethel Garrison and Thelma Dodd, passed away Wednesday. Funeral service 11:30 a.m. Saturday, at the FEENEY-HOR NAK SHADE-LAND MORTUARY, 1307 N. Shadeland Ave.

Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday at the mortuary. EDMONSON Mrs. Mabel Edmonson, widow of Charles Edmonson ol Clay-torn, beloved mother ol Mrs. Jean Mitchell, Clayton, Mrs.

Barbara Lawrence, Clayton, i Mai. Tommy Edmonson (deceased), mother-in-law ol Mrs. Bobby Edmonson, MS, grand-i mother ot 12, great-grandmoth-: er of 12, twin sister ol Mrs. Mary Schwart, Clayton, passed away. Services Friday, 2 at the Clayton Presbyterian Church.

Friends may call at the WINGLER FUNERAL HOME, Coatesvilte, anytime. Body will lit in state I hour j. preceding services at the churchy i GRAY Renee J. Gray, age 30, wife ol Mark S. Gray, daughter ol Fred and Betty Mattingly, sis-'i ter of Jeffrey D.

and Martin James Mattingly and Gina M. Gardner, passed away Tues-1 day. Funeral services 9:30 a m. i Saturday, CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEOWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th and 10 a at St.

Gabriel Catholic Church. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. Friday. GRINER Mrs. Lillian F.

Grlner, age 74. Funeral service 10 a.m. Saturday, Westside Apostolic Pentecostal Church, 1540 W. Ohio St. Friends may call from 3 to 9 pm.

Friday, FLANNER BUCHANAN FARLEY MORRIS STREET MORTUARY, and 1 hour prior to service at the church. 1 Death Notices CORONERS NOTICE JOHNSON Arthur Johnson 54 years, last known address, 1539 Yan-dees. Anyone knowing a living relative please call 236-4744. KRAMP Marvin F. Kramp, 77 years, of beloved husband ol Lu cile A.

Kramp, lather ol Mar vin c. and David L. Kramp, Ardella Stiff ler, Maodalena Woodard, Berniece Francis and Joann Flora, 17 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, brother of Eva Cooney and Helen Genier, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Saturday, a.m., G. H.

HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison where friends may call Friday Irom 2 to 9 p.m. Contributions may be made to the Immanuel United Church of Christ. Ma-sonic services Friday 8 m. MICHAEL Darrel J.

Michael, age 75, ol Plainfield, husband of Oleane (Havens) Michael, father ol Dr. Jon S. Michael, W. La-layette, father-in-law of Judith Michael, brother of Gayle Overton, Jewel Michael, Danville and Arthur Michael, Brownsburg, 4 granddaughters and 2 great-grandsons survive. Funeral services Saturday, 10:30 a at the HALL-BAKER-LITKE FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield.

Friends may call Friday 4 to 9 p.m. Burial Clayton Cemetery. MILLER Doran R. Miller, 71, of sister of Clara Marchinando and Loretta Crouch, mother ot Ward Cook (deceased), aunt of several nieces and nephews, passed away Tuesday. Services Saturday, 11:30 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W.

16th St. Visi-tation Friday 3 to 9 p.m. RADEMACHER Donald A. Rademacher, 63 years, Austin, TX, formerly of passed away Thursday. Husband ol Patricia Rademacher, 3 children and 7 grandchildren, son of Herb Rademacher.

No funeral services. SMITH Edith L. Smith, beloved mother of Gerald L. Smith, grandmother ol 2, sister of Esther M. Lewis.

There will be a Memorial service Saturday, April 25th, 9 a at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Interment Washington Park East.

SMITH Herman A. Smith, 73, ol Danville, passed away Tuesday evening. Beloved husband of Norene Smith, lather ol Richard W. Smith, Danville and Doris K. Martin, Pompano Beach.

FL, grandfather of 3, greatgrandfather ol brother of Ted and Tom Smith, both of Plainfield, A.C. Smith, Clayton, Jim Smith, Greensburg, Peg Quesenberry, AL, Pearl Price, Danville, Katherlne Gibbs, Plainfield, and Belly Gipson, FL. Services 2 p.m. Saturday, WEAVER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m.

Friday. WATKINS Charles E. Watkins, 57 years, husband ol Barbara Watkins, father ol Cara WAIkins, Kalon and Kirby Watkins, brother ol Bernard Watkins. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday, at HENDRYX MORTUARIES CUMBERLAND CHAPEL.

Calling 2 to 9 p.m. Friday. 5 In Memoriams HERSCMELL-ln loving memory ol GEORGE B. HERSCHELL April 24, 1914 lo April 24, 1974 Remembering you on your birthday. Love, Wife Helen, Son, Daughters and Families 2 Funeral Announcements MORTl'ARIES ALEXANDER, Mrs.

Jane H. BURNS, Mr. Morgan T. CASTLE, Mrs. Wanda V.

COBLE, Mrs. Frances E. GEIB, Mrs. Gladys E. GIESERT, Mr.

Herman GRINER, Mrs. Lillian HIATT, Mrs. Marie HOOKS, Mr. Carl KISSEL, Mrs. lonaG.

SMITH, Mr. Charles Blake STADER, Mrs. Gladys THOMPSON, Mr. Howard R. VANDEVER, Mrs.

Gloria I. AUGHT, Mr. Fred J. EIGHT LOCATIONS 925-9871 WSkon Pierre BLOUCHER, Mr. Wayne ROGERS, Mrs.

Lueielle THOMAS, Mr. Francis THOMSON, Mr. George W. Ill I services aHARRYW. AQImoore Funeral Chapels HAMPTON, Mr.

Michael PEACE CHAPEL AT WOODRUF PLACE 2050 E. Mich. SI. 636-6462 ARLINGTON NORTHEAST CHAPEL 1669 Pendleton Pike 895-9600 CASTLETON CHAPEL 8151 Allisonville Rd. 849-6809 Death Notices HOOKS Mr.

Carl f. Hooks, age 56, husband ol Mrs. Betty L. Hooks, father Mrs. Elizabeth A.

Hawkins and Carl Joseph Hooks, 4 grandchildren, brother ol John and Tommy Hooks. Funeral service 5 p.m. Friday, Mount Zion General Baptist Church, 3565 S. Keystone. Friends may call at FLANNER 8, BUCHANAN FARLEY MORRIS STREET MORTUARY, 9 a.m.

until 2 p.m. Friday. Body will He in state at church I hour prior to service. HUNGATE Esther A. Hungale, 82 years, Anderson, lormerly ol passed away Tuesday.

Aunt of Mrs. Janet Rebenack, Jane Paulton, Shirley Weers-ing, William Hungale and Robert Fitzgerald, preceded in death by her sister, Geneva Fitzgerald. Services 2 p.m. Saturday, at the St. Alban's Episcopal Church, Indpls.

Visitation Irom 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, at the BROWN BUTZ FUNERAL HOME, Anderson, IN. and from 12 noon until 2 pm. Saturday at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to the donor's favorite charity.

TALIEY Richard L. Talley, 74 years, ol beloved lather ot Phyllis L. Smith and Midge Roberts, brother of Edward Talley and Wanita Hollett, 6 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a.m., at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call Friday 4-9 m. fFLANNER Buchanan Public Notices the Boad ot School Trustees ot The School Town of Speedway will receive sealed Unified Bids from Roofing Contractors lor the rerooting ot Newoy tie-mentary School, Speedway, In diana. Such work will include but not be limited to the replacement ol the existing roof ing; the use of a tapered insu lation system lor energy conservation and to achieve a positive slope for enhanced drainage; ana tne repair or re placement of the gutter and flashing systems.

Work will also include replacement of roof exhaust tans and associat ed mechanical and electrical work. All bids shall be on a lump sum basis and will be received until 4:00 PM. Local Time on Tuesday, May 5, 1987, at the Office ot tne superintendent, The School Town of Speedway, 5335 West 25th Street, Speed way, Indiana 46224. Bids received after this time will be returned unopened. All interested parties are in vited to remain for the opening ot bids which will follow imme- dialely.

At this time the Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud Recommendations of the committee will be made to the Board ot School Trustees at their reoularly scheduled meet ing commencing at 7:30 P.M., Mav 12. iv. Contracts for work under this Bid will obligate the Contractor and Subcontractors not to dis criminate in employment prac tices. Compliance with all State and Federal Acts will also be required. Bidders shall be required to submit with their Bid a non collusion affidavit and a State Board of Accounts Question naire Form 96-A giving finan cial data as recent as possible and in no event more than 90 days old.

Bid Security in the Amount ol 5 ol the Bid must accompany each Bid in accord with the Instruction to Bidders. The Board ol Trustees re serves the right to waive irreg ularities and lo reiect any or an Bios. Board of Trustee The School Town of Speedway PROJECT NUMBER: 3750 LEGAL NOTICE OF PLANNED IMPROVEMENT Notice is hereby given that the Indiana Department of Highways, In its current 1986-1988 Highway Improvement Program, Is developing plans for an intersection improvement and roadway approaches thereto located at the intersection of West 56th Street and Georgetown Road In Marion County. The current proposal in eludes improvements to all lour approacnes ot tne inter section. This entails resurlac Ing of the existing pavement and widening the pavement to 64 leet.

This would provide five 12-foot lanes and a 4-foot median on all approaches of the intersection. A right-turn auxiliary lane will be required on three approaches. Work would also include curb and gutters, sidewalk, new drainage struc lures and new traffic sianalizs tion. Construction will take place in stages in order maintain traffic at the project site. This proposal will require the acquisition of ap proximately one acre ot per manent right-of-way.

A smal amount ot temporary rloht-ol way will be required for drive way construction, no reioca lions are anticipated. Total costs lor the proiect are estimated at about SI, 100,000.00 and as presently planned, it is anticipated to uti iize both state and federa funds for construction ol the proiect. II has been jointly deter mined by the Federal Highway Administration ano me inaiam In Memoriams BROWN In loving memory ol JAMES DAVID BROWN For his birthday. April 24. 1960 Though his smile is gone forever, And his hand we cannot touctt, We will never lose sweet Ol the one we loved so much.

-The Family BROWN In loving memory ol MARY ALICE BROWN Who passed away April 24, 1986 Never another like her, Never a smile so sweet, Never a voice so tender, Never love so complete. Never a heart so steadfast. Never a heart so true, Dear daughter and How we miss you. Missed so very much, the Family FREEMAN-ln loving memory ol TODD R. FREEMAN Who passed away April 24, 1986 Lite here has changed, Since you were called away, God alone knows how I miss you, With every passing day.

I will remember you, Dear One, Though heaven closed your eyes And angels came to carry you Beyond tomorrow's skies. I remember the songs we sang While going down the road And the laughter, how it rang When the harmony would grown. The sweetness of your happy smile, The softness ol your touch, And all the beauty of this life That you enjoyed so much, I remember every dream You ever shared with me And pray we soon will Again in God's eternity. Tracey McCORD-ln loving memory of FREDERICK W. McCORD, JR.

For his birthday, April 24th Nothing could be more beautiful Than the memories we have of you, To us you were someone special, God must have thought so too. All our lives we will miss you, Though the years may come and go, But in our hearts you will live Because we loved you so. Dad and Step-Mother WHOBREY In loving memory Ol Police SGT. RAY WHOBREY Who passed away April 24, 1953 bone, but not forgotten. Lloyd 7 Funeral Directors Daniel F.

0'Riley funeral Home 6107 Hwy 31 South 787-8724 G.H. HERRMANN 5141 MADISON AVE. 1505 S. EAST ST. 787-7211 632-8488 Grinsteiner Funeral Home 1601 E.

New York St. 632-5374 SHIRLEY BROS. MORTUARIES Castleton-Drexel East-Irving Hill 897-9606 II Florists, Memorials Madison Avenue Flower Shop 2457 Madison Ave. 7864431 700US. 31 North 888-1144 Public Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Date Fixed lor Receiving Bids: May 5, 1987.

The School Town of Speedway, Speedway, IN 46224. Architect: The LOM Corporation; 5455 West 86th Street, Suite 203, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268, Phone: (317 875-9075. Architect Proiect 87.13. Deposit: S25.O0 Set Limit 2 setsContractor. Plans and Specifications on File for Examination: Office of the Architect; Dodge Plan Room, 6666 E.

75th Street, Indianapolis, Construction League, 1800 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Office of the Superintendent The School Town of Speedway, 5335 W. 25th Street, Speedway, IN 46224. The Committee appointed by STADER Mrs. Gladys Lucile Stader, sister-in-law ol Mrs.

Bertha H. Overlield and Mrs. Elsie M. Siple, aunt ot Mrs. Mitjl Frani.

Funeral Saturday, II a at FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call from 4 to I m. Friday. 57".