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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 25 TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1979 Mrs. Lowell Mayes Grover Gise A memorial service for Mrs. Grover OBITUARIES Circle Parking Rule Rejected By Council Carleton Myers Graveside services for Carleton F. were Democrats. Five councilors abstained.

MORE THAN 200 residents of the area where the waterslide is planned, 6820 East 21st Street, appeared at the meeting protest the action of the Metropolitan Development Commission and urge the council to reverse the decision. Two Republicans joined nine Democrats in voting for the project and 18 Democrats voted against it. Twenty votes needed to override the commission's action. The sheriff's department is one of the four county agencies to receive surplus funds. The council voted to give $250,500 the department to purchase 40 new cars for road patrol deputies.

The council also appropriated $86,000 the Marion County Election Board to repair voting machines and purchase renovated machines. THE COUNCIL appropriated $29,844 pay past-due bills from the administrations of former Prosecutor James F. Kelley and former County Clerk Thomas P. O'Brien. Neither Kelley nor O'Brien had encumbered money to pay the bills, but the mayor determined the debts to be legitimate.

The council also allocated $14,000 to the nine Marion County Township Assessors to be used for installation of computer terminals in those offices. Two of the appropriations were pared after it was learned that there was only a $400,000 surplus in the county general fund. Requests totaled more than that amount. The sheriff's office had sought $375,741 for the purchase of 60 new cars. This had been approved by the council's Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee prior to Monday's meeting.

THE MARION County Election Board originally sought $200,000 for repair and purchase of voting machines. This had been trimmed to $100,000 by another council committee and was again cut Monday night. There were no cuts made in the request made by township assessors or in the request to pay past-due bills. The council voted 23-3 to reject the special bus lane study proposal which had been sought by the Department of Metropolitan Development and financed by a federal grant. The study would have determined the feasibility of allowing Services for Mrs.

Lowell L. (Wertha R. Smith) Mayes, 74, 1906 Covington Avenue, formerly of Anderson, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Gospel Assembly Church, of which she was a member, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery at Anderson. She died Sunday in Methodist Hospital.

Mrs. Mayes owned and operated Mayes Restaurant at Anderson from 195844. She and her husband later owned Mayes Used Furniture there for three years. A native of Goldsmith, she lived here since 1974. Survivors include her husband and four sons, Lester Mayes of Noblesville, Donald G.

Mayes of Greenfield, William L. Mayes of Eddy- vilie, and Paul K. Mayes of Anderson. Friends may call after 1 D.m. Wednesday in Farley West Morris Street Chapel.

Guadalupe R. Morado Services for Guadalupe R. Morado, 45, 1229 North Ewing Street, a retired ma chinist, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in u.H. Herrmann South East Street Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery.

He died Sunday in Methodist Hospital. Mr. Morado worked nine years for General Pump retiring two years ago. A native of San Benito, Texas, he lived here 12 years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Doris A. Morado; four daugh ters, Mrs. Lydia Wilkins of Salem, 111., and Mrs. Norma Schuchman, and the Misses Gloria and Belinda Morado, all of Centralia, and six sons, David Morado of Great Falls, Daniel Morado of Texas, George, Luis, Ruben and Guadalupe R. Morado all of Centralia, and his mother, Mrs.

Concha Rosales of Zaragoza, Mexico. Joseph V. Foose Joseph V. Foose, 92, Indianapolis, a retired railroad conductor, died Monday in St. Francis Hospital Center.

He work ed 48 years for New Wk Central Rail road until his retirement in 1956. Born at Blasdell, N.Y., he lived here since 1956 and was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Holy Name Society. Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today in Lauck Funeral Home, and from 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday in Demmerly Funeral Home at Hamburg, Y.

Services will be held Friday in SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church at Hamburg, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery there. Mrs. Mallie McGee Services for Mrs. Mallie Ann McGee, 77, 1045 Eugene Street, the widow of Gilbert McGee, will be held at 1 p.m.

today in Loving Baptist Church, of which she was a member, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Thursday at home. A native of Hodtenville, Mrs. McGee lived here fiO years. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs.

Edna King, and a son, Douglas Phillips, both of Indianapolis. Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel is handling arrangements. Carl M. Jones Services for Carl M. Jones, 44, 2215 Martindale Avenue, will be held at 11 a.m.

Wednesday in Williams Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died Saturday at home. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr. Jones was an Army veteran. Survivors include two sons, Rodney and Robert Jones, and two brothers, Melvin and Earl Jones, all of Indianapolis.

Israel Willis Jr. Services for Israel Willis 54, 2918V: North Clifton Street, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Boatright Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died Saturday at home. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr.

Willis had been a janitor the last six months at Marian College. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Clara Torrence and Mrs. Dollie McGee, both of Indianapolis. I Death Notices Funeral Myers, 89, Indiana Masonic Home, Franklin, will be held at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in West Newton Cemetery. Friends may call at Conkle Speedway Funeral Home from 6 to 9 p.m. today. He died Sunday in the Masonic home. A native of Pettit, he lived in Indianapolis most of his life.

He was employed 10 years as a mechanical engineer at Stewart Warner Corp. Prior to that he worked in research for RCA. A 1911 graduate of Purdue University, he helped design and build a race car for Frank Lockhart in 1926. He was a member of the American Society of Automotive Engineers, Evergreen Ma sonic Lodge 713 and Mizpah Temple Shrine. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs.

Cecil Morris- of Worthington, and one son, Nevelyn D. Myers of Martinsville. Isaac R. Hasch Isaac Raymond Hasch, 77, Indianapolis, a retired foreman, died Monday at home. He worked 30 years for P.R.

Mallory Co. until his retirement in 1967. A native of Campbellsville, Mr. Hasch lived here 60 years and was a member of the P.R. Mallory 25-Year Club.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Jordan Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his daughter, Mrs. Betty Rafferty; a brother, Richard Hasch, both of Indianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. Tillie Smith and Mrs.

Peggy Elliott, both of Bradenton, and Mrs. Geneva Gorton of Indianapolis. Michael McCarthy Services for Michael C. McCarthy, 81, 1610 North Delaware Street, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Calvary Hill Mausoleum Chapel, with entombment there.

Friends may call after 1 p.m today in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel Mr. McCarthy died Saturday in Method ist Hospital. A native of Odon, he lived in Indianapolis about 45 years. From 1961 to 1970, he and his family owned an operated a billiard parlor at Phoenix, and then returned to Indianapolis.

Mr. McCarthy was a mem ber of SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Cathe dral. Survivors include his wife, Mrs Helene McCarthy, and a son, Jack McCarthy of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Howard Walker Services for Mrs. Howard V. (Hazel Sims) Walker, 69, Zionsville, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Zionsville Mortuary, with bun al in Cemetery. She died Sunday in St.

Vincent Hospital. A native of Kings Mountain, she lived in Indianapolis 40 years before moving to Zionsville 25 years ago. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include a son, Steven Sims, Indianapolis, a sergeant with the Marion County Sheriff's Department, and two daughters, Mrs. Gwen Squires of Indianapolis and Mrs. Lois Phillips of Greenwood.

Mrs. Xovel Hester Services for Mrs. Novel (Barbara Jean Westmoreland) Hester, 47, 2534 North Illinois Street, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Stuart Mortuary, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Sunday in Wishard Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Hester was a machine operator 10 years for Crown Laundry until her retirement in 1974. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, she was a member of New Jerusalem Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, a son, Larry N. Hester, and her mother, Mrs.

Minnie Nelson, all of Indianapolis. Branson M. Jackson Services for Branson M. Jackson, 75, Lawrence, a retired sheet metal worker, will be held at 11 a m. Wednesday in Moore and Kirk Lawrence Chapel, with burial in Menden Cemetery at Pendleton.

He died Sunday in Community Hospital. Mr. Jackson worked 45 years for Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 41, retiring seven years ago. A native of Pendleton, he lived in this area most of his life. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Madge Jackson; a stepson, Charles K. Ashley of West Redding, and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Patricia Cloud of Orange, Texas, and Mrs. Jeane Acosta of Hampton, Va. James W.

Adams Morgantown, Ind. Services for James W. Adams, 23, R.R. 4, Morgan-town, a truck driver for Mayflower Transit Co. Inc.

in Indianapolis, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Bean Blossom Baptist Church, with burial in East Hill Cemetery. He died Sunday in Morgan County Hospital after suffering a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home, according to Morgan County authorities Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams of the Morgantown address.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. today in Myers-Clark Funeral Home here. By ROBERT N. BELL The City-County Council Monday struck down a proposed ordinance which would have allowed five-minute parking on all of Monument Circle. Parking now is permitted only on the northeast quadrant of the Circle, which includes the Columbia Club.

The vote to throw out the ordinance came after a 10-minute closed-door caucus of the Republican majority on the council. Afterward, council majority leader Richard F. Clark said the motion was made to strike because "nothing was offered that would solve the problem." He also said the city is now conducting a study on parking for all of the downtown area. The council also: Failed to overturn a zoning change made by the Metropolitan Development Commission which allows the construction of a waterslide on the East-side. Approved ordinances allocating $380,344 of a surplus in the county general fund to four county agencies.

Rejected an ordinance which would have provided $30,000 to determine whether special counterflow bus lanes should be established. Councilor David P. McGrath, chairman of the Transportation Committee, attempted to change the Monument Circle ordinance so parking would be prohibited at all times in all quadrants of the Circle. His committee voted last week to allow parking for five minutes during the day and unlimited parking on weeknights from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.

and at all times on Saturdays and Sundays. McGRATH URGED the parking prohibition amendment, which had been backed by Mayor William H. Hudnut, after the city's Department of Transportation reported it would have problems cleaning the Circle if increased parking were permitted. Councilor Paul F. Cantwell, Democratic nominee for mayor and a member of the Transportation Committee, said he voted for the five-minute parking proposal as a compromise, pointing out that he and other Democrats wanted to allow 20 minutes of parking during the day and unlimited parking all night.

"We reached a compromise in the committee and it should be followed," he said. The vote to strike the ordinance was 15-9. All nine voting against the motion 21 Methodist Ministers Get Appointments Twenty-one Indiana United Methodist ministers have received new appointments by Bishop Ralph T. Alton They are: Allen Peblev to Milgrove-Union Chapel, (rom United Theological Seminary. Doug'as Davies to Peru Main Street associate), Irom Garrett-Evangellcal Theological Seminary David Herr to Roanoke Seminary Church, Irom Woodburn-Map'es Willis A.

Svpners to Star City, from Greenlown. Warren Lear to Greenlown, Irom New Carlisle James Win to Fort Wayne Forest Park (associate). Irom United Theological Seminary Kevin Myers to Lowell (Internl, trom Garrett-Evangellcal Theological Seminary James O'Dell to Wesley Chapel (Whitley County), trom Macy Norrls King to Macy, trom Larwlll-Oak Grove. Marilyn Bales to Larwlll-Oak Grove, from Wesley Chapel (Whltiev County) Donald K. Goben to Huntingburg, from Indianapolis Bethel Herbert L.

Mather to Conference Council staff at Bloomington, Irom Huntingburg David A. Newhouse to Indianapolis Cumberland, Irom Philadelphia L. Ray Lynn to Indienapoli Chapel Hilt, from Columbus First (associate) Robert L. Ostermeier to Crawfordsvllle Christ, Irom Bloomington Arlington Joe I Kamman to Unity Chapel (Harrison County), from Cambridge City Dale Waitl to Cambridge City, from Terra Haute Trinity. Glen A Bates to Central Barren-New Salisbury, from wavetand-New Market.

Leslie H. McKown to Owensvllle-Blvthe Chapel, Irom New Life (Shelby County). Martha A. McKown to Evansvllle Trinity (associate), trom Indianapolis East Perk. Fred E.

Henschen to Rockdaie-New Trenton, from Aberdeen-Ailensviiie. Fairview. Death Notices 1 Death KINGSBURY Mrs. Josephine Kingsbury, age 63, 131 N. Woodside wife of Mr.

James L. Kingsbury, mother ot William T. Kingsbury, Mrs. Sally Smith, grandmother ot Ronald A. and James Roy Smith, sister ot Mrt.

Mary Pratt. Mn. George Ann Brus- witi. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 Dm, SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash tt Cam no Tuesday 7 to Memorial contributions may be made to the Irvmgton Presbyterian Church, Deacons Funds. AND RUM Mr. James Robert Landrum, age 79, Indpls, passed awav Friday, husband of Mrs. Violet Landrum, lather of Robert Landrum, Helen Sniel, Earltrte Wethington, Sue Bruce and Pegsv Deiiacca. brother of Bvron and Harlan Landrum, Pauline Gray and Miss Gertrude Landrum, aiSO arjindrhiidren.

7 Great grandchildren. Funeral Services Tueiflav. P.m. CUNKLfc FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 75 Uth St Friends invited Friends may can at the (unerai anytime. Foster, aoa 60.

Dr. Lee N. Mary Jo MAYFS Mrs. Wertha Mavet, age 74, of 1906 covingion, Ave witb ot w. Lowell L.

Maves, mother of Les-tr Maves Jr Donald Wil liam and Paul K. Maves. 13 arandchildren. 4 great grandchildren, titter of Virginia uto Funeral service 1 m. Thursday, Gospel Assembly Church, Bluff Rd.

Friends may ceil at FARLEY WEST MORRIS STREET CHAPEL alter 1 pm Wednesday. Body win He In state at church 1 hour prior to service. Theresa Orville children, Raymond McCarthy Mr Michael C. McCarthy, en-tared into rest Saturday, Mav 19, age 81. Husband of Mrt.

Helena McCarthy, father of Mr Jack McCarthy, brother of Miss Ema-beth McCarthy and Mr Patrick McCarthy Mass ot me Resurrection, Wednesday, Mav 23, 0 a at the Ca.very Cemetery Mausoleum Chapel. Friends mav can at the HARRY W. MOORE PFAfF CHAPEL. 20SO Mich Friends RUSHING loved NOTICE services St. a'ter 1 p.m.

Tuesday. Rosary service Tuesday a P.m. to 9 p.m. McCLAIN Lucille E. McCiain, 355 N.

Short. Forest 1 great- ridge mother of Betty Jean STRICKLAND to are to to to MADDUX Mrs. Martorle 76, mother Darnell, Funeral Crown Contributions the American USHER REESE Wiinam Paragon, Reese, and ot Harvey, Frieda Ball also 10 away Sunday pm. FUNERAL CHAPEL. Friends trom 3 to 9 RIVERS Mr Maurice Indpts.

father Nancy Rivers, passed Services CONKLE SPEEOWAY 16th St ROEMBKE Anna C. mother Gallagher, Mrs Anna 51 passed Tuesday 11 HERRMANN FUNERAL at Catherine's mav Roy Rushing. South St husband of Mooresvine, ters. 15 passed the JONES TUARY, St. Mooresvilie.

Lawn Louis Feeney Dies; Had Driving Range Louis W. Feeney, 71, 6130 Lourdes Court, a lifelong Indianapolis resident and golf pro, died Monday in Methodist Hospital. The first golf pro at Sarah Shank Golf Course, he also was the pro at Hillcrest Country Club six years. Nearly 50 years ago, Mr. Feeney opened Feeney's Driving Range, the city's first driving range, on Indiana Avenue.

He also was a salesman eight years for Advertising Specialties until his retirement one year ago. A graduate of Cathedral High School, Mr. Feeney was a member of St. Matthew Catholic Church, Indianapolis Athletic Club and was a life member of the Indiana and National Professional Golfers Association. Services will be held at 10 a.m.

Thursday in Feeney-Kirby Mortuary, and at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in St. Matthew Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mar-jorie Collier Feeney; a son, John Feeney of Pasadena, a daughter, Mrs.

Ann Indelicato of Spring Grove, a stepson, Philip Gordon of Indianapolis, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ann Kleese of Ionia, Mich. Lewis G. Strickland Lewis G. Strickland, 75, 4009 Hampshire Court, a retired international labor representative, died Monday in Methodist Hospital.

He worked 30 years for United Auto Workers and the AFL-CIO until his retirement 10 years ago. A native of Halifax, Canada, he lived here 15 years. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Shadeland Mortuary, with burial in Lincoln Memory Gardens. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Helen Strickland; a daughter, Miss Dora Strickland of Indianapolis, and three sons, Bruce Strickland of Pompano Beach, Jack Strickland of Winston-Salem, N.C., and Larry Strickland of Swartz Creek, Mich. Richard E. Smith Services for Richard Edwin Smith, 65, 1025 North Jefferson Avenue, an Army veteran of World War II and the Korean war, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died Saturday in Wishard Memorial Hospital.

He sold advertising for the National Police Reporter 10 years until his retirement a year ago. A native of Davis, he lived here 15 years and was a member of the American Legion Kensington Post and the 40 and 8. Mrs. Rhoda Carney Services for Mrs. Rhoda M.

Carney, 63 3810 North Wallace Street, the widow nf Gus Carney, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Summers Northeast Funeral Chapel, with burial in New Crown Cemetery She died Sunday at home. A native of Woodlawn, she lived here 32 years. She was empioyed as a domestic worker, retiring 10 years ago. Survivors include two sons, Chester and Jack Carney, and a daughter, Mrs.

Beverly Alexander, all of Indianapolis. a me, E. Cough Services for James E. Gough, 48, 557 Fletcher Avenue, a truck driver, will be held at 10 30 a m. today in Robert W.

Stirling Funeral Home, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. He died Friday at home. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr. Gough was an Army veteran of the Korean war. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Peggy Gough, and four sisters, Mrs. Barbara Glenn of Springfield, Mrs. Patty Francis of Glasgow, and Mrs. Marilyn Hockersmith and Mrs. Carolyn McPeak, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Breedlove Services for Mrs. Anna Breedlove, 84, 3710 North Meridian Street, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. She died Saturday in Winona Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Breedlove, an inspector 20 years at Mechanics Laundry until her retirement. A native of Cotton Town, she lived here 50 years and was a member of New Baptist Church. Survivors include her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Spicer of Indianapolis.

William D. Belew Moores Hill, Ind. Services for William D. Belew, 59, New Albany, formerly of Moores Hill, will be at 10 a.m. today in George A.

Craft Funeral Home at North Vernon, with burial in North Vernon Cemetery. He died Saturday in his home. He was an employee of the New Albany Post Office and was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Peggy McAdams Belew.

If Death Occurs FAR AWAY FROM HOME glorified and Call Flanner fcf Buchanan B'rJ P'PC'e -Honor and Dignity Foi AH" W. Bonn, government display eight 35-Year ethical Hearing performance Some cases JOHN ALWAYS D. (Emma Ambrose) Gise, 90, Indianapolis, a fourth-generation member of the Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, will be heia at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Downey Avenue Christian Church, of which she was a member. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m.

Wednesday in Union Cemetery at Lyons Station, Fayette County; She died Sunday in Community Hospital. A native of Ford, Mrs. Gise had lived here since 1930 and was a member of Benton House Association, Community Hospital Auxiliary, Irvineton Christian Temperance Union and Daughters of the American Revolution. She was the widow of Grover Gise, who died in 1944. Survivors include three daughters, Miss Laura D.

Gise of Indianapolis, Mrs. James A. (Betty) Ricker of Canton, Ohio, and Mrs. Lowell (Ruth) Hasler of Union-dale, and a son, Alan A. Gise of Washington, D.C.

There will be no calling. Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel is handling arrangements. Ray V. Conard Services for Ray V. Cohard, 87, 8137 Gil more Road, will be held at 1 p.m.

Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Needmore (Ind.) Cemetery. He died Sunday at home. Mr. Conard was a security guard 10 years for RCA retiring in 1951. During World War II, he was a security guard at Curtis-Wright Co.

Prior to that he worked in the Bloomington (Ind.) Post Office 18 years. A native of Unionville, he lived here since 1943 and was a member of the Moose Lodge at Bloomington. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Miers of Tarzana, Miss Marjorie Conard and Mrs. Marie Rob-bins, and a brother, Harold E.

Conard, all of Indianapolis. William W. Reese Services for William W. Reese, 52, Paragon, formerly of Indianapolis, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Conkle Lyndhurst Funeral Home, with burial in Lincoln Memory Gardens.

He died Sun day at home. Mr. Reese had been a forklift operator 30 years for Link Belt Division of FMC Corp. until his retirement last year. An Indianapolis resident, he lived here most of his life.

Survivors include a son, William V. Reese of Para gon, and three daughters, Mrs. Lydia Ball, Mrs. Joyce Elkins and Mrs. Debbie Bayles, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Maddux Services for Mrs. Marjorie May Hill Maddux, 76 668 East 44th Street, the widow of Gilbert Maddux, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Crown Hill Gothic Chapel. She died Saturday in Wishard Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Maddux was a machine operator 10 years at P.R. Mai lory retiring in 1956. A native of Cambridge City, she lived here 50 years. There will be no calling.

Usher Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Betty Jeanne Darnell of Indianapolis, and a brother, Robert L. Hill of Speedway Roy E. Woods Services for Roy Edward Woods, 73, 878 Hetcher Avenue, will be neia at p.m.

Wednesday in Wilson-St. Pierre Chapel of the Chimes, with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. He died Sunday at home. Mr. Woods was a maintenance man 10 years at Meadowbrook Apart ments until his retirement 10 years ago A native of Madison, he lived here 59 years.

Survivors include three daughters Mrs. Barbara Scott and Mrs. Ralphena Coppess, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs Shirley Huston of Anderson, and a step son, David Losh, of Indianapolis. Floyd V. Clements Services for Floyd V.

Clements, 80, 413 North Park Avenue, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be held at 11 a today in Shirley Brothers Drexel Chapel, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He died Friday in Community Hospital. He was a retired sign painter. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Kathryn Clements a son, Floyd V.

Clements of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Cora Wicker and Mrs. Geneva Wallack; a stepson, Joseph Arthur of Indianapolis, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Opal Jacobs of Indianapolis. Rickey J.

Pence Metamora, Ind. Services for Rickey J. Pence, 20, R.R. 1, Metamora, who was killed Sunday in an auto accident in Franklin County, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Mountain Assembly Church of God here, with burial in Cupps Chapel Cemetery.

He was an employee of Design and Manufacturing Co. at Con-nersville. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Brenda Clark Pence. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

today in Moster and Sons Funeral Home at Laurel. Hugh Cummins Washington, Ind. Services for Hugh Cummins, 83, Washington, a retired farmer, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Gardner and Son Funeral Home at Vincennes, with burial in Fairview Cemetery there. He died Sunday.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Tressie Cummins. Indiana Deaths Batesville Alois Schwegman, 77, Bloomington t- Walter R. Hays, 82; Estil William Smith, 66; William Harrison Vaught 75. Brazil Mrs.

Louie E. Allen Lucas, 83. Columbus Mrs. Grace L. Allman Olmsted, 62; Mrs.

Frank E. (Thelma L. Quilien) Tewell, 70. Dillsboro Mrs. Dean (Shirlyn Sexton, 31.

Edwardsport Francis L. Banks, 63. Elwood Mrs. Deborah O'Neil, 27. Lafayette Mrs.

Verna Smith Crawley, 69; Mrs. Charles (Angela Russo) Erlenbach, 44; Joseph B. Wayne, 71. New Albany William D. Belew, 59.

Poland Mrs. Dora M. Kord Spelbr-ing. 86. Richmond Raymond Pentecost, 76.

Rushvllle Mrs. Mary E. Edrnond- son, 91. Sandborn Marion Stanley, 64. Selvin Mrs.

Walter (Mildred Powers) Roth, 64. V'evay Stacy C. Cole, 79. Vincennes Mrs. Virginia Case Scott, 42.

buses to travel the opposite direction of traffic on a one-way street in the downtown area. Quarrel On Eastside Knds In Shooting, Death Of Man, 27 A 25-year-old Eastside man was shot to death Monday evening in an incident police described as the continuation of an earlier argument. Andre W. Murray. 3000 block of East 31st Street, was pronounced dead in the emergency room of Methodist Hospital after being shot in the chest with a shotgun about 5:50 p.m.

in the 3300 block of North Rural Street. Police were unsure what caused the shooting but said there may be some connection between it and an earlier argument at nearby Washington Park between several men and Murray's brother. The argument, which occurred about an hour before the shooting, allegedly concerned the brother's car, which reportedly was stolen several months ago. One of the men involved in the argument and several others returned to the area later and found Murray in the 3300 block of North Rural. Another argument followed and Murray was shot, police said.

Detective R.C. Green said police were looking for three or four young men. Notices Death Notices Announcements CARNEY Mrs Rhoda M. Cerr.ev, 3110 Wallace, mother of Chester, Jack Carney, Beverly Alexander, lit ter ot Charles je'terson, jane Coleman, Cruit Coleman, grand-mother ot 5. greatorandmotrier ot I Services Thursday, 11 a Mav Maddux, age of Mrs Betty Jeanne sister ot Robert L.

Hili. Wednesday, May 33, 2 Hni Gothic Chaoei. may be made to Heart Association. SERVICE WRIGHT Mr. WiiMam (Bill) N.

Wright, husband of Mrs Wardeen Wright, steptather ot Mrs. Carol Svdnev and Mr, Al S. Walker, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Bauer, and Mr. Clyde Wright, grandfather of 3.

Services Tuesday afternoon, 2 0'OOCk, FLANNER BUCHANAN SHADE LAND MORTUARY Friends Invited. CLEMENTS. Mr Floyd CONARD. Mr Ray GISE, Mrs Emma KINGSBURY, Mrs. Josephine S.

WALKE, Mrs. Nellie Reese, age 52, of ind tamer of William Lydia Ba'l, Joyce Elkins Debbie Bevies, brother Lee, Virgil Reese, and Martha Reed, grandchildren, passed Funeral service 1 Wednesday, CONKLE HOME LYNHURST 1202 Lvnhurst Dr. Invited. Friends mav can Tuesday SUMMERS NUK Hfc WS I FUNERAL CHAPEL Frlendl may call Wednesday 4 p.m. at the chape.

rH CHANDLER LSrV Dora Chandler, age vo, 1707 Centennial, grandmother ot Fer-reii Floreencig. sister of Mona Wittman and Myrtle Wans, mother. In-law ot Edith McCown, several nieces and nephews, 5 great-grandchildren, passed away Sunday Funeral service I JO Tuesday. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL. lth St.

Friends Invited. Friends may call. BRATTON. Mrs. SMITH, Mr STRICKLAND, WALKER.

Mrs WRIGHT, Mr. Public Notices NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS To the taxpayers of The Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township, Marion County, State ot Indiana You fl'e hereby notified that on the 12th day ot April, 1979, the Board ot Education ot The Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township, Marion County, State of Indiana, pursuant to notice heretofore given, and under and by virtue of IC 21-2-- Services) Charlotte Richard Mr Lewis O. Hatel William PLANNER KBUCHANANJ Rivers, age 67. husband ot Giadvs Rivers, of Joyce Eder and Montgomery, son of Clara a so 3 grandchildren, awav Friday. Funeral 11 30 am.

Tuesday FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 4925 W. Friends Invited. CONARD Vr. Rev Conard. age 87.

of silt cimore lather ot Mrs Death Notices Mildred Miers. Miss Merlorle Conard. Mrs Marie Robblns. Mr. Harold t.

Lonero. i A Brent arandchlldren. FOSTER Mrs. Evalvn Ruth Carmei, tnd wife Foster, mother of C.naral UVednCtdAV. MSV 23.

1 pm SHIRLEY BROS IRVING Calling alter 3 pm. Tuesday. HILL CHAHLL. sjr yvesn. ai Dean, Mrs.

Ma com Turpin. Miss Christine of Mrs, Roembfce, age 91, beloved of Mrs. Eleanor Mrt Thelma Blntord, Marie Frani, Mrt. springman, and Wilbur A. and Herbert L.

and great-grandchildren, J. KoemoRe, 4B grand (Sue Ann) F. Foster, Mr Lee Christopher Foster, Mist Jane Merle. Miss Ruth Eiten Foster, daughter ot Mrs. Carl P.

(Mary) Breiones, sister ot Mrt. Frank C. (Merle) Banner, Mr. Can, Mr. Richard.

Mr. Gerald Braioncs, Mrs Donald (Sally) Knaop, grandmother of Joseph F. Dean and Nicholas N. Foster, passed awav Saturday. Prayers Wednesday, at the LEPPERT 1 COPELAND MORTUARY, JQ Bftth St, Mast ot the Resurrection 10 a m.

St. Monica Catholic Church, Friendt may call Tuesday 3 to 5 and to 9 Christian Wake service 2. duiv adopted a pian whereby a cumulative bulidng fund was established to provide for the fol lowing tor an purposes provided for under IC 21-2--. Such fund to be provided for bv a tax levy ot one doner and twenty-five cents (11.25) on each one hundred donart ($100) of taxable real and personal proprety within said faxing unit, said tax to be levied annually beginning In 1979. payable in 1990, and continuing for a total period ot five (5) years, as authorized by said Act That pursuant to said Act, ten (10) or more taxpayers In said taxing unit, other than those who pay poll tax only, and who will be affected bv said fax lew, mav tile a petition with the County Auditor ot Marion County, not later than ten (101 days after the publication ot this notice, setting forth their objections to the proposed levy Upon tiling of said petition, the County Auditor shall Immediately certify the same to the State Board Of Tax Commissioners, which Board will subsequently fix date and conduct a public hearing on said proposed levy before issuing its approval or disapproval thereof LARRY KUGELMAN NORMA RICHART BETTY JANE LOLLAR KENNETH E.

ALMON KENNETH BARTLETT Membert, Board of Education of the Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township, Marlon County, Indians (S, 5-22) awav Sunday. Funeral am. at the MADISON AVE. HOME. 51 41 Madison 11:30 at St Catholic Church.

can anytime. 82 years, of 141 Moores vine, be ot Rubv Rushino CULVER a 1 1 Culver, 71 va BRA. F'anKIOfT, PtIIWI CavlJiw Hutbarvd Of Mary, UthtK of Mn. Jack (Rita rye ana JemeS CUWir, promfjr 01 rr. Edit Bates Funeral 2 p.m Wednesday at tht RUSSELL 1 HITCH P-UNtKAL ntjflfie Thorntown.

Friends mav call aft er 2 p.m Tuesday FEENEY Mr Louis FhwV, veers. Of t.110 Lourdes Court, husband of Mn Mariorie (Collier) Feenev, Tuesday father of Mr. John Feenev. Pasadena, cat. ana wrt, Ann Indei.ceto.

Spring Grovt, stepfather of Mr Philip Cordon, city and Mr. Ann Kimi. lonta. Mich grandchildren, brother of Mr. Maurice Feenay, Hiaitan.

Fie, Mr Marrv Feeney and Mrt. Katheryn Miliar, both of city. Passed awav Monday. Funarai service 10 a Thursday. FEENEYKIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th St, followed by Funarai Mast 10 30 a.m., St.

Matthew Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross matt ry. Friends mav call attar 17 noon Wednesday. Wake strvlce I rn Wednesday. CORRECTEO HASCH Isaac (Ravi Hasch, passed a father of brother of (Peggy) Elliott, (TilliC) Smith, (Geneva) Gorton, Hasch, alio grandchildren and granason runirn Wednesday.

3 FUNERAL HOME, St Caning after 5 7 sons, 5 daugh grandchildren, 21 greatgrandchildren and 2 brothers, awav Sunday Funeral Germany Bans 8 Books p.m. Wednesday, at FAMILY MOR Rd 67 at Allison Rd. Friends mav can West Germany (AP) A West German agency on Monday banned from public books and records on grounds they age 77, awav Monday Betty Rafferty, Mrt. Reioh Mrs. George Mrt.

William and Richard survived bv 2 Tuesday. Entombment Lemerery. rendered as harmless the Nazi regime. irvie m. JORDAN 2421 10th p.m, Tuesday.

G. Strickland, of 4009 Court, husband of Strickland, father ot Mr, Bruce, Mr. Jack Lerv Strickland Funeral Wednesday afternoon, 1 FLANNER BUCHANAN SHADELAND MORTUARY FOOSE Mr. Joseph V. Foose.

aoa n. beloved brother In law of Mrt. Mary Costeiio and the lata Mist HUCKSTEP Russell J. Huckslep, 73 years. Of Lebanon, passed awav Saturday.

Brother of Mr Lynn Huckstep ot indpis Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday at the RUSSELL HITCH FUNERAL HOME In Lebanon. Friends call anytime, may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Tuesday. O. Walks, age 58, 1630 Sarah Ma lone teveral nieces and nephews, caning 2 to m.

Tuesday at LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, s. Meridian. Sacred Heart Par sh Roaarv. I Tuesday. Caning Thursday 4 to 9 wife ot Paul mother of Mrs.

Marie Paul A. and John Lee 4 grandchildren, 3 and 2 sisters. Funera STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Proposals or Bids Por 1000 "Analysis of the Recreation Potential of the White River Indianapolis Area" and 1000 "Analysis ot the Recreation Potential of the White River MuncieAnderson Area" Institution Dept. of Natural Resource in the City of Indianapolis; Requisition: E10-I099; Buyer: D. J.

Miner, will be received In the Supply Division Bid Room, Department of Administration, Room 507, State Office Building, 100 North Senate Indianapolis, Indiana. 46204, until 10 o'clock A legal time, on the 2vth day of May, 1979, at which time and place all bids w'll be publicly opened and read. Any bids received attar me designated time, tor anv reason, will be reiected Copies ot tne detained Instructions To Bidders and plant and or specifications may be obtained from the Printing Section Department of Administration, Room SB, State Office Building, too North Senate Avenue, Indian apoiis, Indiana, 46204. ELLSWORTH, Director General Service Department of Administration (S S47. 22) Tuesday 9 a at Nativity Church, 3302 Meadow 0 15 a SHIRLEY HEARING INSTRUMENT SERVICES background In Indianapolis of prolessional-level services.

tests widest selection of every type, style and of hearing instruments and related services. may not be helped by any hearing instruments. Audlological consulting for AUDITORY PROSTHETICS H. PAYNE and ASSOCIATES 622 Circle Tower Bldg 5 E. Market St.

at Monument Circle, Indpls. 46204 PHONES 637-1 303-437-6934 CONSULT AN EAR PHYSICIAN OR YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR ABOUT YOUR HEARING PROBLEM Phiinps, Nancy jane nariei ana Dnrtrt McBee. sister of Onei da Cark, 11 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday 10 a.m., LITTLE I WNS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main St Beech Grove. Calling Tuesday 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Friends MORADO Guadalupe Morado, 45. 1229 m. Ewmg. beloved husband of Doris WALKE A MOreao, lamer ot norma, uv dia.

Gloria, Belinda. David. Mrs. Daniel, George, Louis. Rubin and Guadalupe R.

Morado son of Concha Rosales, brother ot Suie-ma Escobedo and Guadalupe Morado. several halt-brothers Morton, Waike, brothers and sisters, passed awav Sunday. Funeral Wednesday. 1 a1 the HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. IMS East St Friends mav call after 4 p.m, Tuesday BROS 5377 E.

time MYERS Carleton F. Myert, age 91. Indiana Masonic Home, father ot Mrs Cecil Morris and Nevelyn D. Mvers. 5 grandchildren, 11 greatgrandchildren, passed awav Sunday Graveside services Wednesday, 10 a.m., at me watt Newton Cemetery.

Friendt Invited. Friendt may call CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. from 6 to 9 Tuesday. Walker, Simt, Lois Funeral O'clock, AN Friends Tuesday.

Mr. Lewis Hampshire Mrs. Helen Miss Dana, and Mr o'clock, Nellie Kitiev Waike, Mass Catholic Dr Pravers WALKER Mrt. Heiel ind Mrs. Pheiot, Pike, Mrt.

Vernal JACKSON Branson M. Jackson, husband of Madge, step-father of Charles Ashley, Patricia Coud. Orange, Tems, Jeane Ashiev Acosta, Hampton, va uncle ot Wanda Maauire, Anderson, Ind and Gilbert Stewart. Cai grandfather of 16, great grandfather of Services Wednesday, Mav 23. at the MOORE a.

KIRK LAW RENCE CHAPEL, SOU 46th 11 a.m. Calling after 4 p.m. Tuesday. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, Wash. Calling any p.m.

at me ucwnrieKLT FUNERAL HOME In Hamburg, Y. Funeral Friday morning. GtSE Mrt. Grover Daniel (Emma) Gise, age 90, mother of Miss Laura Deii Glte of Mrt James (Betty) Ricker of Canton, Ohio, Mrt. Lowell (Ruth) Hasler, Uniondale, Mr.

Alan A. Gise ot Washington, DC 1 grand-daughters end 3 flrandsona, 1 great-grandson. Private funeral Wednesday a.m., Mav 23, SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash.

St. No calling. Graveside service Simt Walker, 7 ions wife ot Howard mother of Mr. Steven Gwen squires, Mrt, sister of Mrs. Lilly ena roung, and Mrs.

Cntreii, 21 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren Quick-Action Want Ads Cat! 633 1212 Wednesday morning, 10 FLANNER 1 BUCHAN ZIONSVILLE MORTUARY mav call after 2 pm Wednesday it a union came tery, Connertvllle, Ind Memorial service Wednesday, May 33. 4 m. trom the Downey Avenue Christian Church. Connertvllle paper please cocfr.