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1 A A A A Area Deaths, Services ment will be at Garland Brook Mausoleum. Welch was born in Jennings County Sept. 28, 1918, the son of Joe and Maggie Carson Welch. He married Betty Smith June 22, 1947, and she survives. He was a member of Memorial Baptist Church, Jonesville Masonic Lodge and Indianapolis Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine.

Other survivors include a daughter, Sheila Welch of Elizabethtown; a brother, Vergil Welch of 4251 S. Road 600E; and two sisters, Helen Collins of Bethel Village and Jane Hockersmith of Hope. Former Reeves Employee Delphia Wiley 615 Daugherty Delphia Wiley, 68, of 615 Daugherty, died at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday at Bartholomew County Hospital. She was a former employee of Reeves Pulley where she worked 24 years.

Funeral service will be conducted by the Rev. Allan Wilson at 3 p.m. Saturday at Reed and Jewell Funeral Home where persons may call from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday and until time of service Saturday. Burial will be at Garland Brook Cemetery.

Mrs. Wiley was born in Decatur County Dec. 7, 1912, the daughter of John and Elizabeth Carpenter Clary. She was married Sept. 22, 1935, to Dale Wiley who survives.

A former three-year employee of Camp Atterbury, she was a 25-year member of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority and a member of Thursday Bridge Club. Other survivors include a son, Richard Wiley of Bloomington; a daughter, Jayne Higgins of Martinsville, four grandchildren and several and nephews. Memorials may be made to the Diabetes Association. Former Sawmill Employee Dave Guffey Seymour SEYMOUR 81, of 821 W. Oak, pectedly at noon the Jackson County He was a former employee of the Findley Sawmill here and also did light trucking in the area.

He was a member of First Church of the Nazarene here. Funeral service will be conducted by the Rev. G.W. Williams at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Voss Funeral Chapel here where persons may call after 3 p.m.

today. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association. Guffey was born May 31, 1900, in Jackson County, the son of James and Laura Brown Guffey. married Grace E. Keith Aug.

25, 1948, at Seymour, and she survives. Also surviving are seven children, Mrs. Timothy Oakley of North Vernon route 4, David Guffey of North Vernon route 6, Richard, William and James Guffey and Mrs. Donald R. Clark all of Seymour, and Danny Guffey, at home, and six grandchildren.

Services William D. Bellville Funeral service for William D. Bellville, 53, of Brownstown route 1, was conducted Wednesday by the Rev. Melvin Nead at Barkes, Inlow and Weaver Funeral Home. Burial was at Garland Brook Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Robert Kinworthy, John O'Haver, Roy Romine apd. Roscoe Spray. Military graveside rites were conducted by members of Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Bellville died Sunday at Seymour. Laura T.

Zaharako Funeral service for Laura T. Zaharako, 89, of 2302 Franklin, was conducted Wednesday by the Rev. Harold Armstrong a at Reed and Jewell Funeral Home. Burial was at Garland Brook Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles and John Zaharako, and William, James, Tom and Robert A.

Rogers. Mrs. Zaharako died Monday at Bartholomew County Hospital. Second Murder Trial of James Love Scheduled VERNON The second murder trial of James O. Love, North Vernon, charged in the July 1980 slaying of a Butlerville man, is scheduled to begin Dec.

16 in the Jefferson Circuit Court in Madison. Love's first trial on a murder charge stemming from the shooting death of Michael Perkins, 24, ended with a hung jury at Madison in August. The same Jefferson Circuit Court jury found Love guilty of the theft of Perkins' 4-wheel-drive pickup truck following the murder but could not break an 11-1 deadlock to bring a conviction on the murder count. Despite the setting of a date for Love's second trial, Davis said Judge Joseph Hensley has left open the possibility of a continuance in the trial. Love, who has been jailed since shortly after the killing, W.

Earl Jeffries 111 Ross School Retiree W. Earl Jeffries, 75, of 111 Ross, died at 6:35 a.m. today at Bartholomew County Hospital after a five-month illness. He was a 1970 retiree of the maintenance department of Bartholomew County schools. Funeral service will be conducted by the Rev.

Jerry K. Day at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Hathaway-Myers Funeral Chapel where persons may call until 9 o'clock tonight. Burial will be at Hiseville Cemetery in Barren County, Ky. Jeffries was born in Barren County June 27, 1906, the son of Woodrow and Mirtie Byrd Jeffries.

He married Donie Smith Sept. 19, 1928, in Barren County, and she survives. He was a member of the Baptist church in Barren County. Other survivors include two sons, Billie M. Jeffries of 392 Gladstone and George E.

fries of Peru; two daughters, Jean Bennett of 41 N. Hughes and Elizabeth I. Bost of Scipio route a sister, Bessie Perdue of Azalia, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services Held Monday Henry S. Weatherholt 1851 Peppertree Funeral service for Henry S.

Weatherholt, 69, of 1851 Pep pertree, was conducted Monday at Morgantown, W.Va., with burial at Beverly Hill's Memorial Gardens there. He died at 6 p.m. last Thursday at Bartholomew County Hospital. Weatherholt was born at Kitzmiller, March 20, 1912, the son Isaac and Elva Bolyard Weatherholt. He married Mary Low Dec.

28, 1933, and she survives. He was a member of First United Methodist Church here and Late Masonic Lodge, Rachel Chapter of Order of Eastern Star and A.A. Scottish Rite, all at Bloomsburg, Pa. Before his retirement in 1974 he was affiliated with Simpson Coal and Chemical Pursglove Coal and Mountaineer Coal Co. in West Virginia, and later was an engineer in the field of research and development for the U.S.

Bureau of Mines. Other survivors include two daughters, Carolyn W. Sutton and Susan L. Mercer, both of Columbus; a sister, Bertha Lewis of Morgantown; a brother, Ralph Weatherholt of Michigan, and six grandchildren. Allison Retiree Orvil E.

Welch 12965 E. Legal Tender Orvil E. Welch, 64, of 12965 E. Legal Tender, died at 5 p.m. Wednesday at his home.

He was a 1980 retiree of Allison Division of General Motors Corp. at Indianapolis where he worked in machinery repair for 31 years. Funeral service will be conducted by the Rev. Bob Lay at 1 p.m. Saturday at Reed and Jewell Funeral Home where persons may call from 3 to 9 p.m.

Friday. A Masonic memorial service will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Entomb- is the final defendant to face a murder charge in the case. The state failed to secure murder convictions against three other Jennings County men originally charged with murder in the slaying.

Co-defendants John Branam and Jerry Daniels were both aquitted of murder charges at separate trials held in Decatur County and Jerry Branam entered into a plea agreement and pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of assisting a criminal in Jackson Circuit Court. John Branam was convicted in the theft of Perkins' truck and sentenced to four years and Jerry Branam also was sentenced to four years on the reduced charge. Jimmy Branam, the final man charged in connection with the slaying, still faces a charge of assisting a criminal in Jackson Circuit Court. ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER? WE ARE READY TO MAKE SURE YOU ARE. Sun Diagnostic Tune-ups are a Proven Method of Improving Fuel.

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COOLING HEATING SYSTEM'S CHECK -UP Includes Cooling System Refill Gal. Anti-Freeze Test System All Belts Hoses Radiator Cap Vacuum Hoses FRONT END ALIGNMENT $16.00 Parts extra if required. Excludes front wheel drive, CheBEAR vettes, up trucks. Twin I- Beam Ford Trk. Alignment $18.00 per side El Dorado Supreme Dual Radials "GUARANTEED FOREVER" These are not pro-rated if the tire fails due to workmanship of material, they will be replaced at -no charge.

GR78x14 $62.95 GR78x15 $63.16 Other. Sizes Are HR78x14 $66.03 HR78x15 $66.38 Completely Priced Webb's Auto Center 2121 State St. 376-6110 (Daily Sat. 8-1) 8 OUR GOAL 2F $1115,969 of the campaign, reported $419,704 has been pledged, about 37 percent of the goal of $1,115,969. The campaign will continue through the remainder of October.

About 500 volunteers are helping with the campaign, which will provide financial support to 24 United Way member agencies in 1982. 8. 100: 90 10 21190d38 AVOS8OHI 60 3H1 40 Un Way UNITED WAY SIGN A sign with a "thermometer" to measure the progress of the 1981 United Way campaign is placed west of Tipton Bridge Wednesday, in the area below the flagpoles. From left are Jim McGinnis, 18100 E. Road 200N in Hope; Allen Rodgers, Route 11; and Tim Finke, 3930 River.

Signs also are located at Irwin Union Bank in Eastbrook Plaza, The Commons and Commerce Park. Herschel O' Shaughnessey, general chairman Mid-day Markets Grain Range As reported on the ticker tape at the Richards Elevator at Taylorsville, the right-hand column shows today's midmorning market prices on grain futures at the Chicago Board of Trade alongside the previous market day's closing report from United Press International. High Low Close Noon Wheat Dec 4271 429 Mar 457 May 464 Jly 459 458 Sep 471 470 471 471 Corn Dec Mar 315 3111 312 May 326 3221 321 Jly 329 329 Sep Oats Dec 202 202. Mar May 193 Jty 186 Soybeans Nov 672 665 Jan 692 687 Mar 714 710 May 729 732 Jly 749 Livestock LOCAL HOG MARKET Today's prices at Stadier Packing Co. in Columbus: Grade 1-2 hogs, 220 fo 240 pounds, $46,75 to $47.

Grade 1-3, 220 to 240, $46.23 to $46.50. About 25 centshigher than previous market day. INDIANAPOLIS Megs barrows and gilts 50 higher; No 1-2 210-250 lb 47.75-48.00; No 1-3 205-285 lb 47.00-47.50; sows moderately active; No 1-3 450-480 lb 44.50-46.00; over 480 lb 46.00-47.00. Cattle 900; steers and heifers not well tested; cows steady to 50 higher: bulls lower; choice steers 64.00; mixed good and choice 59.00-62.00; good and choice heifers 61.00; utility and commercial cows 38.00-45.50; utility 35.50-42.25; cutter 34.00-41.00: bulls 41.00-50.00. Sheep 50; untested.

LOUISVILLE Hogs 400; barrows and gilts 50-75 lower; No 1-2 400-525 lb 45.00-48.55. higher; No 1-2 225-250 lb 0 47.30-47.65; sows Cattle 200; no trends established; utility cows 36.25-39.75; cutter 34.00-37.90; canner and cutter under 800 lb 25.00-28.00; bulls 43.50; vealers untested early. Sheep 20; choice and prime lambs 48.00. Foreign Exchange Money Rates NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign Exchange sellers rates in dollars: Country Currency Wed. Tues.

Argentina Peso .00017 .00020 Australia Dollar 1.1542 1.1505 Austria Schilling .0645 .0637 Belgium Franc (conv.) .027000 .026700 Belgium Franc (finc'1) .024700 .024600 Brazil Cruzeiro .00920 .00920 Canada Dollar .8338 .8339 Chile Peso .0256 .0256 Colombia Peso .01770 .01781 Denmark Krone .1405 .1397 Ecuador Sucre .0352 .0352 Egypt Pound 1.45 1.45 England Pound 1.8760 1.8515 England 1-month 1.8750 1.8498 England 3-month 1.8760 1.8525 Finland Markka .2288 .2278 Hong Kong Dollar, .1658 .1664 India Rupee .1100 1103 Indonesia Rupiah .0016 .0016 Iran Rial .0124 .0124 Iraq Dinar 3.3344 3.3344 treland Punt 1.6050 1.6000 Israel Shekel .0748 .0748 Italy Lira .000847 .000839 Japan .004380 .004350 Jordan Dinar 3.0666 3.0666 Kuwait Dinar 3.5448 3.5448 Lebanon Pound .2183 .2183 Mexico Peso .03952 .03952 New Zealand Dollar 8322 .8285 Norway Krone .1711 .1711 Pakistan Rupee .1019 .1019 Paraguay Guarani .0079 .0079 Peru Sol .00219 00220 Philippines Peso .1244 .1246 Portugal Escudo .0157 .0157 Saudi Arabia Riyal .2939 .2939 Singapore Dollar .4742 .4736 South Africa Rand 1.0585 1.0588 Spain Peseta .0106 .0104 Sweden Krona 1825 .1817 Switzerland Franc .5313 .5271 Switzerland 1-month .5338 .5297 Switzerland 3-month .5389 .5349 Taiwan Dollar .0263 .0274 Turkey Lira .0081 .0083 Utd Arab Emir Dirham .2723 .2723 Uruguay Peso 08828 .08826 Venezuela Bolivar .2331 .2331 W. Germany Mark .4500 4466 W. Germany 1-month .4515 4484 W. Germany 3-month 4554 .4520 Dinar .0260 ..0260 Protest Planned BONN, West Germany (UPI) West Germany's peace movement is gearing up for a massive rally Saturday in the capital. of Bonn to oppose their country's military alliance with the United States, and in particular the NATO plan to station American-made cruise missiles and neutron bombs in Western Europe.

Special 'Children of Divorce' Session To Start Wednesday of Divorce," program offered by Family Service of Bartholomew County, will offer a session for divorced parents and their children, beginning, Wednesday. be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each Wednesday through Nov. 18. Children from 6 to 12 years old and their parents may participate in the workshops.

The goal of the program is to help children adjust to the divorce of their parents and to help parents discuss divorce with their children. Included in workshop activities are role playing, games for the children, simulated family interaction and separate discussion groups for parents and children. Participants are encouraged to share their feelings and concerns with each other and with their peers. Each discussion group is led by two counselors, and concerns expressed in each group remain confidential. The adult group is designed to help parents become more sensitive to the feelings of their children, while the children's discussion group attempts to help the child trust other people.

Before and after each session, participants are given a questionnaire to determine whether the program has helped them adjust to the divorce. "One thing that the evaluation of the program has shown," said Family Service executive director Elizabeth Morris, "is that the kids who participate feel much more in control of their lives, therefore more secure and less fright- ened, than they did prior to the of Divorce" is offered to all children a and parents affected by divorce, regardless of when the divorce occurs. It was begun in January 1980 and is funded by a grant from the State Division of Addiction Services. Interested persons may re ceive further information by, calling Family Service at 372- 3745 or by visiting the office, located at 712 Washington. Oil Pipelines The first oil pipelines in the United States were laid about 1867 because there were not enough oak barrels to transport all the oil being produced.

Puzzled About Which Bible To Use? Receive The Answers To This And Other Questions Such As: Where did our Bible come from? Which is the best Bible for today? How do we know that we have the Word of God today? Is the King James Version the best translation today? Dr. Jewell Smith Which is the best family of manuscripts today? CONFERENCE ON THE BIBLE OCT. 11th 14th See The Collection of Ancient Bibles Manuscripts Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Morning Service 6:00 p.m.

Evening Service Mon. -Wed. 7:00 p.m. Evening Service 2320 Midway St. FELLOWSHIP Columbus, In.

BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Dave Drury, Pastor Silent Flame Stoves Help you beat the high cost of heating -Save or more on your heating bills this year. Silent stoves make heating attractive again. Available In Fireplace Inserts And Free Standing Stoves. Available from DIEKHOFF MOWER SALES Silent NORTH VERNON, IN.

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Columbus Neck 100 1.8 MASCHMEYER'S NURSERY DISCOUNT UNDER OUR ALREADY SPECIAL PRICES 1 WEEK ONLY-THURS, OCT. 8 THRU OCT. 15 It's a short trip to Whiteland Store Hours 9 to 5 Monday thru Saturday-Closed Sunday SHADE TREES Ash (Marshall) Maple (October Glory) Ash (Rosehill) Maple (Red Sunset) Linden (Grunspire) Maple (Schlessinger Red) Locust (Moraine) Oak (Red) Locust (Skyline) Oak (Scarlet) Cypress (Bald) Tulip Poplar Sycamore Sweet Gum' FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES Special Discount Pear (Bradford) JAPANESE YEWS Pear (Trinity) Reg. $35 to $37 Redbud Plum (Newport) $16 Hawthorn (Washington) Hawthorn (Winterking) Landscape size Our trees are growing right in the fields with the leaves on. Tag them now INDIANAPOLIS for future planting NORTH MASCHMEYER'S Indiana NURSERY INC.

MASCHMETER EXIT WHITELAND Phone 535-7541 NURSERY 1-65-Exit Whiteland-100 feet West 05 Bt 01 11 1g 1: 9 Mercantile Close Wednesday CHICAGO (UPI) Closing range of meat futures in cents per pound on the Chicago Mercantile. Exchange Wednesday: Open High Low Close Prev Live Cattle 40,000 lbs. Oct 64.45 64.52 64.05 64.07 64.57 Dec 65.45 65.65 64.90 64.97 65.57 Feb 63.65 63.97 63.35 63.42 63.70 Apr 64.25 64.45 63.90 63.90 64.22 Est. sales 17,364 contracts; Tuesday's sales 23,839, open interest 49,477 off 2,080. Feeder Cattle 42,000 lbs.

Oct 66.05 66.20 65.60 65.77 66.05 Nov 66.95 67.40 66.50 66.50 67.17 Jan 67.50 67.70 67.00 67.20 67.57 Mar 67.15 67.50 66.80 66.97 67.25 Est. sales 2,584 contracts; Tuesday's sales 3,454, open interest 11,151 off 892. Live 888805 15,722, 48.00 48.80 sales 46.15 49.85. Perk Feb 65.05 Mar 65.17 May 65.95 Est. sales sales.

11,518, Hogs 30,000 Ibs. 48.35 47.65 47.90 48.07 50.10 48.95 49.32 49.65 49.30 47.85 48.32 48.65 46.40 45.42 45.62 46.15 7,735 contracts; Tuesday's open interest 22,470 off. 901. Bellies 38,000 lbs. 65.50 63.75 64.00 64.90 65.50 63.75 64.02 64:97 66.35 64.70 64.92 65.55 8,079 contracts; Tuesday's open interest 10,787 off 595.

Gold, Silver Coins NEW YORK (UPI) Selected gold and silver coin prices: Gold Today Wed. Krugerrand, 1 troy oz. $465.00 465.00 Maple Leaf, 1 troy oz. 465.00 465.00 Mexican 50 peso, 1.2 troy 559.00 561.00 Austrian 100 corona, .98 troye oz. 445.00 441.00 Mexican 20 peso, .48 troy oz.

227.00 228.00 S. African 1-4 rand .25 troy oz. 123.00 125.00 Austrian ducat. 11 troy oz. 53.00 53.00 Silver 90 percent silver bags $1,000 face value pre-1965 circulated U.S.

coinage: $8,600 8,600 These quotes represent the mid-price between what buyers are bidding and sellers are asking as quoted by Deak Perera. The prices may vary from dealer to dealer and depending on market conditions. Mid-Morning On 20 Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) Following are mid-morning prices for the 20 most widely held stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange: AmEIPwr off IBM off Mobil CmwitEd 191 off DetEd 11 off PhilaEl 13 off Exxon off RCA 181 up Ford 19 off Sears up GenE off SouthCo GenMot off StdOCal off GTE off Texaco GulfOil up USSteel up 1 Noon Stocks Noon report from the Columbus office of Hilliard-Lyons, stockbrokers: Price Change' 59.3 up .1 Arvin 13.4 down .3 Cummins Engine 37.6 Emerson 41.7 up .5 Exxon (Reliance) 30.5 down .1 Hillenbrand 43.0 up 1.0 Indiana Gas 23.2 up .2 21.1 up .1 Walter Kidde 42.0 Ell Lilly. 49.5 up J.C. Penney.

30.4 up PPG Industries. 38.6... Public Service Indiana. 20.1 up .1 13.6 up .2 Schwab 9.0 Southwest Forest. 17.1 Standard Oil 53.3 down 1.1 Textron (Golden 26.6 down .2 12.3 Over the Counter Bid Asked Irwin 12 131 from last trade Offerer Today's Data On Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) Standard Poor's hourly stock indexes (1941-43 average equais 10): 4001nd 20Tms 40Fncl 500Stks Prev 135.81 21.35 51.73 14.45 121.31 Open 135.71 21.29 51.67 14.44 121.22 11am 135.55 21.29 51.67 14.44 121.09 Noon 21.22 51.66 14.46 121.25 Dew Jones Averages Noon 30 Indus 868.15 off 0.57 20 Trans 370.82 off 1.39 15 104.01 off 0.45 65 Stock 340.94 0.76 N.Y.

Stock Exchange Indexes- Noon All Stocks 70.16 up 0.03 Industrial 79.97, up 0.04 Transportation 66.46 off 0.27 39.09 up 0.01 Finance 72.37 up 0.10 Equivalent to a gain of01 cent in the average price of an N.Y.S.E. common share. Volume 19,750,000 shares. Dave Guffey, died unexWednesday at Hospital. Bel 1-66 3p A DR.