Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1951 — Page 6

Where to Go Brown ~ County Fair. Free. | : Nashville, All Day. : : i Anniversary Program, Irv- : ; ’ ing Union of Clubs. Speaker : ie ls Dr. Alfred P. Haake. Free to NORTH SIDE woman dry cleaning customer Public. ‘8 p. m. i inder that peo le are Football, Beech - Grove Vs. got ‘a bargain and Temicer peop: | Sacred Heart at CYO; West

| Lafayette nt Broad Ripple; | | Warren Central at Ben Davis; t Decatur, Central at Speedway; Howe at Southport; Washing- | —— tom at Manual, and Anderson at Tech. 70c. All games at 8

fundamentally honest this week. On her bill was attached a note reading “Better look through your pockets next time” and a $5 Bill. The note came from Harold Proctor, 10-year driver for Victory Cleaners. mam ——ere re mp————— Mr. Proctor, who lives at Tra- his native land after rearing his falgar with his wife and three family In Boston, children, said clothing to be aE fn cleaned yields all sorts of things CLASSES in insurance for; women, open for the first time to

. m, Talk ‘by the Rev. Alton L. Wheelpr, Battle Creek, Mich. |

Open to Public. Seventh Day 4

including money, jewelry and pen- . J on us honey. 3 got $40 in pew all career girls interested, will Baptist Church. 8 p. m. cleaned free. She forgot they start Tuesday at 6 p. m. in Wilk- - = MR. AND MRS. HORACE

were sewed in the lining of the ing Musié¢ Co. auditorium. They're coat she sent to the cleaners. sponsored by the Indianapolis As- HOCKETT will

practically be Mr. Hockett = t n THE ROSS-BABCOCK Trav

Bureau president, Mel Ross, an Mrs. Ross are trying out the ton and Marguerite Clayton.

itinerary they tell travelers about. Association members planned Mr. Ross, also president of Star- the class at dinner held in Hotel light Musicals and manager ©O the Murat Theater, and his wife were Betty Augustus, left Switzerland today. add Brussels to the tour that h

included England, France and vieve Wiese. Plans were made to aunt, Scotland. 2 3 continue annual sponsorship of a Washington,

In Scotland the couple visited senior girl in Manual Training attend. J Mrs. Ross’ father who returned to High School commercial courses. The party will also mark Mrs.

ANOTHER

bration in the Hockett home a 3728 Deloss St. will be Mr, Hockett’s mother, Mrs, Emma HockHockett, who

president will be 84 Oct. 31, and Mrs. Hock-

Miss Alice Mae Cox, of

D.C., also

monument on the Circle. The couple have five daughter

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sociation of Insurance Women kids compared to two guests at . el and taught by members, Helen their 40th wedding anniversary Hockett's 56th birthday of Sept. "| Madden, Mary Heuer, Ellen Dal-/open house Sept. 27. At the cele- 24. Her husband, who was 63 Aug. £15, is a machinist at Diamond! Chain Co. with a hobby of in-| venting, like his father, the late|l/ ot an ; helped Hamilton, U. $ § . ea k tt of 832 N. Tacoma Ave. who i { Washington this week. Speakers eit 0 acoma Ave. W equip Henry Ford's first car and| They will of the organization formed in ett’s aunt, Mrs. Sally Meeks of ee Hmahine |» : ; ] tene- Cicero, .Ind., in her 80's.’ Another " = ya as 1941, Florence Kirch and Gene Cicero, Ind., in her 80's.’ Anothe George Borders, wired the first will torch for “Miss Indiana” atop the

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Ir. We Congratulate the . Citizens Gas and Coke Utility i for making Gas for House | Heating available fo thousands

of Home Owners in Indianapolis

Mrs. Hockett

‘and 11 grandchildren, daughters being: Mrs. Evelyn Blackwood, | Mrs. Dorothy Allen, Mrs, Ruth| {fisher and Judith Hockett, Indi-) anapolis, and Mrs. Betty York, |

Mr. Fiske

Mr. Hensel

FIVE LOCAL men have been awarded Army certificates for “patriotic and outstanding service” with the Technical Industrial Intelligence Committee, Joints of Staff, during War IIL Winners were F. R. Hensel, vice president of Engineering, P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc.; A. Hastings Fiske, vice president, Dr. rin}

SEARS HAS AVAILABLE A COMPLETE LINE OF GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT

C. Kleiderer, director of research and Dr. John A. Leighty, as‘sociate executive director of re‘search. all of Eli _illy & Co, and Frederick E. King, development engineer, Linde Air Products Co.

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An Important Announcement on

GAS.

HOUSE HEATING

1951, the deadline for receiving application cards. Each custagier who fills out a card will be notified by mail of his sequence number.

What to do with Approval Certificates.

Customers receiving Approval Certificates will need them when ordering their space heating equipment from their dealer. When the equipment arrives at your home, ready for installation, call the Gas Utility's Contract Department (Market 4421) and ask for the installation of a houselteating meter and give your name and Approval Certificate

Tue FeperAL POWER COMMISSION has granted the Gas Utility the right to secure an additional supply of natural gas. This makes it possible to ease the restrictions on gas space heating and the Gas Utility will be able to serve a limited number of additional customers. :

- How many house heating installations will be released?

At the present time the Gas Utility will be able

‘to serve gas for heating purposes to an additional 4,000 presently existing residential customers, 200

presently existing commercial or industrial cus- number. Sons, aid 1,500 néw buildings now under con- Procedure for gas heating of new buildings RE now under construction. How to apply for gas heat. In the case of new construction, it will be neces-

sary to make a heating application in person at the Gas Utility's offices, 49 S. Pennsylvania Street. To qualify for a “building under construction” the foundation must be completed by Oct. 1, 1951. A building is no longer considered to be under construction if its heating plant has been used prior to Oct. 1, 1951.

THE GAS UTILITY

will observe these rules:

1. Only the card mailed to gas customers on September 20, 1951 may be used to: make application for space heating in the case of resi- - dential, commercial or industrial customers. This card should be filled out even if previous request for space heating has been made.

2. The Approval Certificate, when issued, applies

Realizing that more customers will want gas for house heating than it will be possible to serve, the Gas Utility has devised a simple, tamper proof and mechanical system to assure equal and fair treatment to all. A letter of explanation and a card were > mailed yesterday (Thursday, September 20, 1951) to all gas customers. who wish to heat their homes with gas need fo take but a single step: Fill in, sign and mail this card to the Gas Utility, postmarked not later than September 30, 1951. Each card bears the customer's name and address. so each customer is automatically limited to one card. When the deadline for receiving cards is ast, each card will be assigned a code number, which will be transferred to an International Business Machine “punch card.” These cards will be shuffied mechanically by an IBM machine, and 4 after thorough shuffling a sequence number will be automatically printed on each coded card as it leaves the machine. This sequence number will de- for space heating only at the location for which termine the order in which Space Heating Approval it was issued. : Certificates will be issued. 3. Approval Certificates are not transferable.

When will Approval Certificates 4. Space Heating Approval Certificates become void if the installation is not completed by

be issued? February 1, 1952.

The IBM cards will be interpreted back to the : : application cards—that is—the sequence numbers 5 Sa ag Ap Ce will be matched to each customer's name and ad- SY only for installations requifing ‘a heat dress and the first 4,000 residential customers will opt DY than 300,000 TU 2 h a have Approval Certificates mailed to them. This ; ’ per. vour, should take a week or ten days after September 30,

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