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r BN REPORTER, Thursday. April 11. 12C3 - EXTERIOR Apartment INTERIOR By Mcry K. Pelntlrtg ft TREES! 7 HEED! TREES!-Ccz'n Carry Specie. Stark Office a Special price on volume painting FULLY INSURED Chafes L Fowl: 8G9-831- 6 : LINOLEUM .. At Practical Prices l-- ROOM SIZE VALUES 12 x 12 Size 4.95 8.95 12x 15Size 10.95 9x 12Size CASH OR MASTER CHARGE FISHER FURNITURE 5303 Proton Hwy. 0wi til S... ill ii -- HA vXa'ws f3t ICC J INVITATION TO BID Board of Education will receive sealed bid.s for Physical Education Buildings for: The BUTLER HIGH - 2222 (Drums Lane DURRETT HIGH - 4409 Preston Highway WACGENER HIGH - 330 South Hubbard Lane. Bids will be received for the following: GENERAL CONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING SITE WORK) PLUMBING, HEATING, Board of Education, 3332 NaW&ixi Road;? Louisville, Kentucky. All bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in the Auditorium. The Drawings and Specifications are on file at: 1. Dept. of New Buildings, Jefferson County P.oard of Education 2. Hartstern, Schnell. Associates, 200 McDowell Building 3. Builders Exchange of 120 East Bran-dei- t Kyana nlumnae Chapter of J, ha Omicron Pi Sorority announces the following new ofT. ficers for Mrs. Robert Maurer, president; Mrs. James K, Evans, vice president; Mrs. Ralph Isbcll, treasurer; Mrs. Linden Brooks, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Henne, corresponding secretary and Mrs. David 1968-7- 0: Claar, historian-report- er. s, students from each school will attend a preview of the Louisville Zoo. Students representing Luhr will be Billy and Susan Schmidt and Kathi Bandy. m (b,) No lump-su- m and plans returned within seven (7) days before the bid date. or material suppliers may receive sections of plans from Jayne Marie Rogers will appear on HI Varieties' Special Easter show April 13. She has been studying accordion for almost two years at Music Mart, under her teacher, Larry Je,-QUrk- BLUE PRINT COMPANY. No Drawings, Specifica- tions or proposal forms will be issued to bidders later than five days prior to the bid date. Bid Guaranty in the form of a Certified Check or a Cashier's Check in the forth in the pro- amount set posal shall accompany each BID, The owner reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. INVITATION TO BID The Jefferson County Board of Education will receive sealed bids on LABORATORY MICROSCOPES AND STEREO - MICROSCOPES at 10:00 a.m., E.S.T., Thursday, April 18, 1968. Bids will be received in the office of the Associate Superintendent for Financial Affairs, Jefferson County Board of Education, 3332 Newburg Road, Louis- ville, Kentucky 40218. Specifications are on file for reference at the above address. The Board of Education reserves the right to accept or to reject any or all bids. E. C. Grayson, Associate Superintendent for Financial Affairs Easter Thoughts BY MARGARET WALKER It seems to me from Pole to Pole ( are the times that try men's souls But out of darkness and despair They truly find the why and where These The Okolona Jaycee-ett- es are planning an Easter Egg Hunt for the children of the Okolona community on April 13 at 2 p.m. on the grounds at Southern High School. All children under the age of 12 years are invited to attend. Each child should bring his or her own Easter basket to gather eggs. There will also be special hunt. Mrs. Clarence H, Wagner, Jr. is chairman of the Easter Egg Hunt and is assisted by Mrs. James Hutchinson, iates and Seniors of Audubon Baptist Church, April 9. On Wednesday of Spring Vacation the group will leave the church for a Youth Retreat atCampPiomingo. 17-1- "TURN ON, TUNE IN, DROP INTO ACTION, . . WITH CHRIST" is tie theme of the retreat Three special guests will be on the program - Chaplain Boyd McLock-li- n, assistant chaplain at General Hospital, Jim Bule, a third year theology student at Southern Seminary, and Miss Barbara Thurman, from Shawnee, Oklawho Is f m. their counselor, Miss Gloria Boyd. St. Regis Park Sets Easter Egg Hunt Louisville Library Club To Hold Spring Meeting Hundreds of brightly colored The Louisville Library Club eggs are being readied by St. will hold Its spring meeting at Regis Park residents for the an6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April nual Easter Egg Hunt, to be lie Id 24 at Lincoln Income Towers. Saturday. April 13, In the Gideon Dr. Bernard Fry, dean of the Shryock School yard, beginning at new graduate Library School at 10 a.m. James Evans, a St. Regis His Councilman, Is in charge of ar- Indiana University will speak. topic will be "The Relation of rangements. Information All children, from three to Library Services to Services." eight years of age, who are residents of St. Regis, are invited. A dinner will be held wun the They must register at 10 a.m. meeting and the cost per person and get their name tags, to be is $2,50. For reservations, coneligible for the many prizes. tact Mrs. Christine James at the There will be kiddy rides and Courier-Journ- al Library no later games. than April 19. Directors. Elections will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. at the fire house, 3018 Huntsinger Lane. Annual Spring Card Party MARY KORFHAGE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Korf-hag- e Set At St. Stephen Martyr of 8407 Ferndale Road, recently received an award from Mortar Board, a leadership society for woman at the University of Kentucky. Mary is a junior in the College of Home Economics and is Fern Creek High School graduate. Members of the St. Anne Altar Society of St. Stephen Martyr Church are sponsoring their annual spring card party on Wednesday, April 17 at 8 p.m. It will be held at the church, at Hess Lane and Pindell Avenue. The public is invited. it I All sprayed, wrapped, pruned, balled and burlapped. See this special The children at Brooklawn Chlldrens Home have attended many special events during past months, including the University of Louisville basketball games, Kosalr Shrine Circus, Father-so- n Banquets at Bethel and St James United Churches of Christ, a dance at Brooklawn featuring "The Flagmen," and avialttoSt Paul Methodist Church to hear Fran Tarkenton, Quarterback of the New York Giants. Barbara Casey and Ken Whittlngton made the Honor Roll recently at Seneca High School. The WSCS of St Mark Methodist Church will meet April 22 Instead of April 15, at 8 p.m. Mrs. James Tate, the only woman member of the Board of Educa tion, will speak on the subject "Americans Abroad." St. Mark Methodls t Church owes a vote of thanks to Boy Scout Troop 340. All winter the walks around the church have been kept free of snow. In the last big snowfall they braved the atorm and kept the walks cleared so no one had to walk in the snow. . - Rad MiplM Sugar Mapl SilvwMaplM China Elms Etovl Crab Almay Crab HOLLIES Japan Holly American Holly Fottar Holly - Also Proms Parties Dances John Jackson R. Photographer 454-735- 1 im. wmtBircn Tra Appl -- Macniww Flame Crab Hope Crab Pink Dogwoods Rd Bud & FINE SELECTION OF FLOWERING SHRUCS w www mm um GRASS SEED EVERGREENS Intermedia Ytw Spreading Yaw Hicks Ytw Capltata Ward Ytw Severe! Varieties of Pf Itier lunipor NURSERIES 5400 OUTER BELT Open .m. e CLOSED SUNDAYS PHONE S e.m. Dolly Open Soturdaya 969-405- 6 m (TP APPLIANCE REPAIRS REMODELING WE REPAIR ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES TECH CARE RCA Whirlpool Factory Service 24 HOUR Emergency Service Tryouts will be held soon for 7Dv,,w,ek the variety show at Meadowvlew Presbyterian Church, to be spon- viT-f- i) sored by the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade youth groups. Watch for tryout dates. BUD'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 4406 St. Rita Drivt 9C45918 The sympathy of residents of Park is extended to Mrs. George Willtnger, on ther death of Mr. Willinger, of 2832 Ashfield Lane, who passed away suddenly last month. Willinger, a former councilman of St Regis Park, put in many long hours of work for the city during and after his term of office. The April Town Meeting had been announced at the Wil- Call for FREE ESTIMATE 267-722- 4 AUTOMOTIVE Welcome NEAL HARE GUILDER, Inc. 15 NARWOOD DRIVE RENTALS St. Regis linger home. It was to the Olmstead home, 4300 Stat-t- on parts macos Broki Trontmlnlont Plan Meeting Three-Da- y Harold Moore, presiding minister of the Okolona Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, announced recently that a three-da- y training program will be held in Baidstown May 9. More than 1,200 people from Kentucky are expected to attend. theme The assembly is "Strengthening One Another To Remain In The Faith." The public is invited. i Eruiineju. .,. Tune-u- p CARL ROMAN, Inc. 366-030- 3 ( (TJCJ-- l VJ.ftO 458-925- f'vSwmr One & RUTH ELECTRIC DELIVERY 8 V7$n t.v. SALES SERVICE for dependable service, call a dependable service dealei ERWIN'S GARAGE 2124 REYNOLDS LANE 451-76- 00 UPHOLSTERY 17-1- YOUR AD IN THIS SPACE GOES TO 26,000 HOMES WHORLEYS UPHOLSTERY high grade work reasonable free estimates JUST Use scraps of oilcloth to make mats for the children to use at the table when eating or to avoid splashing while painting. CO. 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Small Pin Oiks Ginkgo Golden Ralntrae Whita WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - Samples o os"'-""'- 1 Hatx Holly SOOOOSOOOOOOCnmOMOOfiOOOOOOCK Wedding Day of fine treesl ready-to-go-gro- jp una OT tP.e uouniy a karti i u"P " An Easter egg hunt will be held April 13 from 2 to 3:30 at St Mark Methodist Church for all children from tots through sixth grade.The children through third grade will have an egg hunt; the third through sixth grades will have an egg roll. Each child is to bring six colored eggs. The Senior MYF will have a retreat at Cedar Ridge Lodge April 12 and April 13. Announcements Dues-payi- ng property owners in the McMahan Volunteer Fire District are asked to vote Saturday, April 20, to fill two positions on the department's Board of prizes. Children will gather in front of Southern High School for the egg ed . McMahan VFD Elections To Be Saturday To set the world straight again Bind all its wounds to mend, And with a stronger dedication Put light and hope in all creation! Oholona Girls Plan Egg Hunt fun-fill- ward to the Spring Garden Mart at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Jeffrey Charles White, the son where they purchase plants and of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt A.White, shrubs for their gardens. was baptised Marchl7inBuechel An Arts and Crafts Booth has Methodist Church. been added with a collection of paintings on wooden shingles, by The young folks at Buechel James Head, whose showing this year at St. James Court Art Methodist Church are looking Fair received considerable at- forward to a Spring Retreat at tention. Head Is the husband of the Camp Loucon, April 26-2-8. Jim booth chairman, Mrs. Judy Head. Rackley, Student Assistant, is There will be Ray Harm prints,, busy rounding up adult advisors, paintings, craftwork, handmade transportation, and folks who can articles, and many gift items. help prepare the meals. It will The Mart will be held April 24. be a weekend of fun and spiritual The White Elephant Booth is,; refreshment, in the charge of Mesdames A.b Riches, take wings, con: W. Wlllard, Walter French, ivl vinrta vanish hnn withers Rolnh niaoffnu; a nH William U4I- -n fe.hr' v ..H ji .wav h.iMnvtflvwithu. Bnn Love is GOD. Frank Dodson will handle thej Backyard Sales, where most any- -; thing may be found at any price. ) Three Spring Meadows girls The Country Store and Baked' attended the Girls Auxiliary Goods booth wll offer a variety . Queen's Court at Campbellsvllle College last month. They were of things to eat. Mesdames William Nielsen, Craig Cogswell ad Queen Regent, Eugene Campbell; D en1 se Spencer Bridge are chairmen. The booths will be open at 10:30 W i n g f 1 e 1 d, and Queen, Bonnie a.m. Fltts. They were accompanied by 5-- 4. F. W.Dodge Corporation, 3715 BardstownRoad. Copies of the documents will be furnished to qualified contractors by Architect upon deposit of $50 for each set which will be refunded as follows: and (a.) A lump-suplans returned within five (5) days after bid, and worshipful Three days are ahead for the Intermed- at present Youth For many years folks in the Director at S ouths id e Baptist to be held the final night. As a part of the same program three Hikes Point area have looked far -- Church, Several piano students from the area participated in a piano recital presented by Mary She is a third grade student Alice Robison at the Baldwin Re- at Cur Lady of Lourdes and cital Hall, Thursday, April 4. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Included in the program were Rogers, 3709 Winchester Road. Michelle Baker, Beth, Cathy and Cheryl Cheryle Fulkerson, Club 60 at the Jewish Com, DavW Joncy, . munity Center will have Arthur Barney Strange, Amy Broyles and S. Kling as guest speaker April Sherry Pulliam. 18, at 10 a.m. He will speak on "The Imlgrant in America." The Gray Y boys from the 5th Passover refreshments will be and 6th grades at Luhr received served. Cn April 23 the program a trophy as basketball champions at the weekly social will feature In the Y.M.C.A. Gray-- Y tournaSpanish and Mexican d ances by ment. America Den ham and vocal seThey won over all other parlections by Ruth Martin, leader ticipating schools in the county. of the Senior House choral group, Games were held each Saturday during the past season at Atherton April 15 is the reservatioi s High school. Tie trophy was the deadline for the Older Adult Refirst to bo presented to the new gional Conference to be held in Luhr school. Cincinnati, May 7. There will be workshops, entertainers, naSeveral groups at theMattieB. tionally known speakers, sightLuhr School are taking part in seeing and social events. Many Youth appreciation week, sponClub 60 members plan to attend sored by the Louisville and Jefferson County Youth CommisSue Lively, the daughter of Mr. sion, April 15 through 19. Several and Mrs. Charles Lively, will art works done by the students marry Paul Hicks in a candlewill be displayed. light ceremony April 20, at 7:30 The recreation cheerleading p.m., inSt. Andrew United Church class will take part in the open- of Christ. ing parade on April 15 and comA reception at the church will pete in the cheerleading contest follow the ceremony. JFf There are Just two days left, April 11 and 12, to see "Easter Gardens of the U.S." at the Mall, on Shelbyvllle Road. Six area Garden clubs are displaying gardens representing various areas of the United States. Children will be interested in a garden and an incubator. The show is sponsored by the Council of Federated Garden Clubs, with Mrs. Humbert C. Cozza, Jr., chairman and Mrs. C. J. Berquist, homa, Hlghview tral Office, Jefferson Louisville, Wedding? es. (COM- BINED) ELECTRICAL WORK Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M. EST, Wed., April 17. 1968. at the CenCounty A Social And Persona Jefferson VENTILATING Am Planning 969-200- 0 OPEN SUNDAYS I Lc!"l J last Thursday at center 10 a.m., at the Fern Creek Community Building, 6108 Bardstown Road. The Fern Creek Community Womens Club is sponsoring the Center, which will be open the first and third Thursdays of each month, and offers various activities for all senior citizens. Call Mrs. J. D. Maultsby, 8111 Fern Dale road or Mrs. Ernest Kaufman, 8800 Fern Dale Road for further information. opened Silver Maples Red Maples Pin Oaks April which ushers In the first glorious days of spring, when the birds begin building their nests, the farmer plants his early crop, the suburbanite plans his small garden, and flower lovers eagerly await the day when It is warm . - -lau'lllail. t enough to set out those early plants in their gardens and flower boxes, also ushers In four Holy Days. Palm Sunday, marking the entry of Christ Into Jerusalem, was celebrated In Protestant and Catholic churches last Sunday. It was also the start of Holy Week. Good Friday, three-ho- ur services in Protestant and Catholic I mnm. umt I churches commemorate the last day of Jesus' life. His crucifixion and burial. April 13 is the beginning of 1 '." . hjf MHT 0tm T. lw N. LW? Passover for our Jewish brethren, an eight-da- y celebration marking the deliverance of the ) Jews from slavery in Egypt. April 14 is a universal Catholic and Protestant Holy Day which commemorates the resur" cS C-- r rection of Jesus, when the angels proclaimed to the women at the empty tomb - "He is not here -He is risen." This year Eastern Orthodox holy days are a week SELECTING THE GOWN, arranging for the church and choosing later - Palm Sunday at St. Michael's Eastern Orthodox is April a cake are only a few of the many things that go right along with 14; Holy Week starts April 15, planning a wedding. One thing a Reporterland bride doesn't want to forget is to let the Jefferson Reporter know about her plam If and Easter is April 21. you are engaged or planning to be married, tell ui These Engagement-A senior citizen "drop-i- n" Wedding Report forms will be mailed to you upon request um Wimi lift SERVICE