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nnir-i 'u I. Jijll" JT 9 THE COIRIER.JOIRNAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1976 DOG, young German Shepherd female, black and brown, vicinity of River Rd. at Indian Hills. No COjJar. 896-8844.

DOG, gray" and black Pekingese, female, named Velvet, very small, child's pet. Mt. Zion Rd. area. 222-1334.

DOG, white West Highland Terrier, lost in MWdletown area, needs medical attention. 13C Child Car CHILD Care in my home, licensed, Outer Loop area. 968- 7877. "CHILD CARE, licensed home, any shift, 964-0407. 1o Personal Services Louisville post office is told to cut spending McKENNA, Miss Marcella C.

In her 71st year, Feb. 18, 1976 at a.m. at Parkway Medical Center In Louisville, Ky. Residence, Fairfield, Kv. Sister ot Mrs.

T. A. (Frances) Gilkey, Baltimore, Mrs. W. P.

(Mary Lee) Kelly, Louis-vi e. Mrs. T. F. (Helen) Mooney, Fairfield, also a number of nieces and nephews surv ve.

Funeral Services Feb. 20, 1976 at 10 a.m. from St. Michael Church, Fairfield, Ky. With burial in the church cemetery.

Miss McKenna will b. at the family residence in Fairfield, Ky. alter noon Thurs. Vigil Services Thurs. at 7 p.m.

at the family residence. Expressions of Sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Flaget Memorial Hospital Building Fund, Bardstown, Ky Houghlin Funeral Home, Bloomfield, Ky. In charge of arrangements. THE CITY OF BEECHWOOD VILLAGE ORDINANCE NO. 1 (1976) AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF ALL REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF BEECHWOOD VILLAGE, KENTUCKY, AND THE LEVYING OF AN AD VALOREM TAX THEREON FOR CITY PURPOSES AND THE AMOUNT AND BILLING OF THE ANNUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT, THE ANNUAL GARBAGE COLLECTION ASSESSMENT FOR 1976 WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of KRS 92.280, et the City of Beechwood Village is authorized and empowered to provide a system for the assessment, levying, collection of all City taxes; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Beechwood Village has.

by Ordinance No. 12, Series 1959, provided for the assessment and collection of an annual improvement assessment; and WHEREAS, the Citv Council of the City of Beechwood Village has by Ordinance No. 8, Series 1970, provided for an NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that C-C Utilities, A Cedar Creek Sewer Plant, has filed with the Public Service Commission of Kentucky, application to adiust its sewer rates to become effective on March 1, '976. The proposed monthly tates are as follows: $16.34 per residential unit and the commercial rate shall be $16.34 minimum, or the same as the monthly water rate, whichever is greater. A hearing on said aoDlication for adjustment of sewer rates will be held in the offices of the Public Service Commission at Frankfort, Kentucky, on February 23, 1976, at 9:00 A.M., EST.

Anyone desiring information with respect to the proposed adjustment may contact the Company's office at the address listed below, or may contact the Public Service Commission at Frankfort, Kentucky. C-C Utilities, Inc. D-B-A Cedar Creek Sewer Plant 4141 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky 402U INVITATION TO BID The Jefferson County Board of Education will receive sealed bids on the following: SEWING MACHINES at 10 a.m., E.S.T., Friday, March 5, 1976. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR ESAA PROJECT 532-GH 60002 at 3 p.m., E.S.T., Friday, March 5, 1976. By DICK KAUKAS Courier-Journal Staff Writer Postmaster S.N.

DeVito yesterday said the U.S. Postal Service has instructed his office to reduce spending by $500,000 by the end of this fiscal year, June 30. DeVito announced the cost-cutting directive during a press conference at which Paul Carlin, assistant postmaster general for employe relations, said the Postal Service expects a $1.5 billion deficit by the end of June. Speaking yesterday morning in the new federal building, Carlin said that the Louisville reduction is part of a nationwide effort by the Postal Service to cut into that deficit. The increase in the price of stamps to 13 cents, which took effect at the end of December, won't be enough to offset the expected shortage, Carlin said, because it came too late.

He said the Postal Service wanted the increase to take effect last June, but the Postal. Rate Commission delayed action on the request. The deficit, Carlin said, means the Postal Service is "facing a very grave financial crisis." DeVito said yesterday that he was first informed of the $500,000 local reduction about two weeks ago. He said he still wasn't sure where all the cuts will be made in the $37 million budget for the Louisville system, which includes about 145 associate offices. But he said his office has "a rather high overtime rate" and would attempt to cut it in half in the next few months.

He said his office wouldn't fill vacancies, and would restrict spending to goods and services that are regarded as essential to operations. DeVito acknowledged that the measures he suggested wouldn't be enough to come up with the $500,000 reduction, but he added that other possibilities are being investigated. During his remarks Carlin said the Postal Service plans to reassign workers to more efficient operations, eliminate some overtime, ban outside hiring, cut out some smaller offices, and reduce its work force through attrition. There will be no layoffs, Carlin said, because the service's agreement with its 700,000 workers doesn't allow layoffs. Even if all the steps Carlin proposed result in the projected savings of about $300 million nationwide, he said there would still be a deficit of $1.2 billion.

He added, however, that the Postal Service is also asking Congress for a "onetime subsidy" that wonld cover the deficit. DeVito said that the Louisville office has reduced its total work force from about 2,400 three years ago to 2,000 now. He said the office has no deficit. Carlin attributed part of this to the "concentration of heavy mailers" in the area. Kentucky asks role in hearings on nuclear plant Continued From Page 1 attorneys on the case, said that Kentucky would have an easy time showing that it was an "interested state" and thus eligible to take part.

He said that the state would have most of the same rights given to intervenors. "The people of Kentucky are going to have some hard questions to ask me," said Stanonis, who has been in his job for about one month. "I want to be in the position when those questions come to have some answers for the people and I don't think that staying away from the hearings would help that situation at all." It appeared that the department may have jumped out ahead of other Kentucky agencies, which were also considering but had not decided what to do about Marble Hill. Charles Hardin, head of the state's radiological health program, said he was suprised to learn of Stanonis' action. He said that his department had been considering what action to take.

Hardin said that the final decision on which state agency takes the lead in watching the progress of Marble Hill will be made by Gov. Carroll. In Indiana, the state Environmental Management Board has asked to intervene under the "interested state" rule. Hoefling said that Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers, chairman of the licensing board, wants assurances from the Indiana attorney general that the environmental agency is the state's choice to handle the matter.

He said he thought that the attorney general of Kentucky, Robert Stephens, would be in the same position if it wasn't clear which Kentucky agency should be involved. The Kentucky Health Department has long monitored radiation primarily its medical uses, but also the commercial nuclear waste disposal site at Maxey Flats, in Fleming County in north-central Kentucky. Hardin said that it "would be a possibility" that waste material from Marble Hill would be shipped to Maxey Flats. Woman says guns valued at $545 taken in break-in Law students elect officers William Bardenwerper was elected president of the Student Bar Association at the University of Louisville Wednesday night. Also elected office were Nancy Cotton Scoville, day vice president; Joe Hamilton, night vice president; Charles Mus-son, secretary, and John McGee, court news of record Criminal cases Michael R.

Maddox, 25, of 300 block Caple drunken driving, amended to disorderly conduct, $100, and 30 days probated for one year, and reckless driving, $25. Charles M. Marshall, 77, of 2200 block Granger Road, drunken driving, amended to reckless driving, $100. Alfred H. Mitchell, 49, no address available, drunken driving; $100; reckless driving, $10; operating a motor vehicle on a revoked operator's license, $100, and six months probated for one year, and having an improper registration, filed away.

Richard F. Pendigraph, 40, of 4900 block Woodhill Lane, drunken driving, $100, and reckless driving, $25. In Police Court: Raymond E. Gunterman, 65, of 1700 block Yale Drive, drunken driving, amended to public intoxication, $100; weaving in roadway and driving on the wrong side of road, both filed away. Donald C.

Lawrence 26, of 4600 block S. Sixth making a U-turn, $25, and carrying a concealed deadly weapon, filed away. Joe L. Rouis, 47, of 900 block E. Liberty drunken driving, $100, and reckless driving, $25.

Glen D. Conner, 23, of Versailles, drunken driving, filed away and merged with reckless driving, $150. Tommy Swearinger, 28, of 5100 block Russett drunken driving, $100, and carrying a concealed deadly weapon, $50 and weapon confiscated. Arthur A. Wilbert, 21, of 1800 block Baird drunken driving, $100, and reckless driving, $25.

Wayne R. Cortnev, 18, of 2800 block Norton Court, two counts of reckless driving, filed away and merged with drunken driving, $100, and attempting to elude police, 10 days probated for one year. Christine Travis of 914 Schiller Court told Louisville police that her home was broken into and guns valued at $545 were taken. Other incidents reported to police occurred at: I 253 Eldorado Ave. Edward F.

Crady told police that soriieone entered his home and stole $515 in cash and three watches valued at $105. 11101 Halkirk Place. Peggy Grote told police that someone broke into her home and stole items valued at $1,500. Convenient Food Mart, 3004 S. Fourth St.

The manager told police that a man armed with a shotgun took an undetermined amount of money. and food stamps at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Ormsby Dispensary, 1273 S. Brook St.

Brenda Souders, an employe, told police that an armed man took about $100 at 9 p.m. Wednesday. 5901 Oakdale Lane. Irvin Toebbe told police that his home was burglarized Wednesday and items valued at $457 were taken. 1608 W.

Broadway. Donald Wilson told police that his apartment was broken i into Wednesday and a stereo set valued I at $395 was taken. 4944 Quail Hollow Road. Sheila Jackson told police her apartment was entered Wednesday and stereo equipment valued at $499 was stolen. 517 Marret Ave.

Gilbert Hartel told police that his apartment was broken into Wednesday and items valued at $1070 were taken. 1320 Catalpa St. Roy Bard told police that his home was entered Wednesday and items valued at $200 were taken. 1431 Hazel St. Robert Bush told police that his home was broken into Wednesday and $86 and a pistol of undetermined value were taken.

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Call 367-1991. ADDITIONS and remodeling. Call man works on job. Dormers, paneling of basements. 458-3593 969-788S MK.

NtbiLbK ADDITIONS ROOMS ADDED, attics and basements finished. Garage, concrete work. Est), mates. R. T.Adam.

4-7w. ADDITIONS, repairs, painting, roofing, gutters, concrete. 9680504, 239-2741. ADDITIONS, aluminum siding, free estimates. BILL and DAN, -U years, 6--69M.

ADDITIONS and Builder. M. F. Miller Construction Co. 895-7189 AIR CONDITIONING and HeafT ing Sales and Service.

Blunk Heating, 763 S. Shelby, 583- 8834. ALUMINUM awnings, porch enclosures, sidings, carports, patio covers. Factory prices. Free estimates.

Bank terms. 361:8878 895-0610. BASEMENTS waterproofed and finished. 32 years. 584-5951.

CARPENTER, old houses a specialty, small or large iobs, windows, doors, plumbing, paneling, drywall, ceilings, floors, painting, complete job. Free es- Timaies. easy terms. 382-2349. CARPENTER work, all kinds, termite damage and rotted floors leveled and replaced, porches.

No lob too small. Work guaranteed. 366-8329. CARPENTER, additions," reT modeling and repairs, doors, paneling, basements, carports and garages. Free estimates.

964-6483. CARPENTER, room" additions, basements, family room, kitchens, porches repaired and built, all types of home repairs, dry- wan, fl-l-UUJJ. CARPENTER work, any kind, floors leveled, replacing floor ioints, porches, stairways, experienced. 366-0001. CARPENTER Work, painting, paneling, and odd iobs, insured.

Free Estimates, 425-9797. CARPENTER, paneling, doors, ceilings lowered, bathroom tile, aaomons, etc. 246-4243, "CARPENTRY work, all inds. large or sman; also rooting, siding, guttering, paneling, etc. Free estimates.

776-9767. CARPENTRY, all types, locks installed. 968-5051, 772-2035. CARPEt and linoleum' InT stalled. You furnish or we.

6370 957; after 5, 964-7608. CARPET insraiiea, repaired; padding available. 969-5559. CEMENT work, driveways, garage floors, sidewalks, patios, porches and steps. Free estimates.

964-2589 or CONCRETE WORK, stucco, repair, basement leaks stepped, free estimates, guaranteed. 968-8314. iC; CONCRETE, all work guar'an-teed, steps, patios, walks, porches, stucco and repair, free estimates. 968-0029. CONCRETE work, large or small, 20 years.

Allen, 267-5795. CREEKSTONE, custom built fireplaces, any size or shape, houses veneered, retaining walls, patios. Good references. 957-5028. DRYWALL REMODELING Drywall hung and finished, ceilings textured, plaster patched, roofs repaired.

New, old work. Guaranteed. 776-1625. "DRYWALL repair work, basements finished, free estimates. After 5, 969-6524.

DRYWALL and plaster repair, fast DRYWALL Hanging, Jcxturing, 935-9859, 933-2634. ELECTRIC w'iri'n'g, commerciaT and residential; rewiring, Joe Phillips Electric, 635-6265. ELECTRICAL WORK, licensed; insured, free estimates, 24 hour service. 964-0603, 637-5904. ELECTRICAL, old house rewir.

ing, repaired, free estimates. Roberts Electric, 448-7395, ELECTRICAL." Does. your" home need 220 Volt Air conditioning circuit? Electrical service increased. ROBARDS ELECTRICAL, work, licensed and Insured, free estimates, old and new. 937-5156.

ELECTRICAL: all wiring, rewiring repairs. Tree estimates. 447-6982. FENCE; wood, chain (completely Insured). Fall Citv Fence, 2936 St Jkayler, 778-7311.

FENCES, "special, free gate" with fence installed. Free esti-mates, 964-7895. FENCING, Chain Link, SAVE. 10' double drive gates. Installed, fence repairs made.

Free esrmates.45rS.6023 FURNACE repairs, licensed, 24 hour service. 636-5171. FURNACES; cleaned, repaired, replaced, reasonable rates, 24 hour service, bonded, licensed, insured. FURNACES All makes, cleaning, service and sales. 24 hours.

BUZZ BRYANT 363-2451 GUTTERING, 5" or 6" alumi. num seamless, 24 years In bust-ness. F. Alexander. 39-1601.

GUTTERING; free estimates 5 or 6 in. continuous aluminum, GUTTERING, aluminum and galvanized; 5-4 in. Free e-timaes. Wilmac, 944-6858. HANDYMAN, does work in your home, painting, papering, maintenance, $3 hour, 583-9047.

HAULING, moving, cleaning Most any type, 7 day service. No lob too small 491-2938. INCOME Tax, competent and reasonable, LUCKY LETTER SERVICE, 635-5770, 437-1662. INCOME tax preparation, will pick up and deliver. 8.

Tax Service, 459-8240, INCOME Tax, INDIVIDUAL and BUSINESS accounts. 363- INCOME Tax, former Auditor with IRS, individuals, Business Accounts. 448-1869, 448-6168. INSULATION, saves energy, saves heat. Electric Heat Center 1-502-895-3446 KEYPUNCHING and typing services.

Contact 282-7808. LAWN; garden, flower bed work, tilling, reasonable. 5567. i AWNS, leaves mulched. shrubs trimmed, tilling and dcthatchina, Mr.

456- '979. SkNAM'enTAL IR ON to 'beau, tily home. 6 discount for cash on porch lobs only. Kentuckiana Ornamental Iron The following listing is not Intended to include ell matters before the courts. For example, most misdemeanors and those charges relerred to the grand iury are not reported.

In Police Court: James E. Keelie, 50, of 4900 block Unseld receiving stolen property over $100, motion to supress sustained, dismissed. Barry N. Mercer, 20, of Leitchfield, second-degree robbery, amended to unauthorized use ot a motor vehicle, filed away. George G.

Ryan, 21, of 4200 block Dolphin Road, first-degree wanton endangerment, dismissed. Richard Salmon, 20. of 900 block Lydia first-degree burglary, filed away with leave to reinstate, prosecuting witness not in court. Douglass M. Saffel, 24, of 3800 block Vermont theft by unlawful taking over $100, amended to theft by unlawful taking under $100, 12 months probated for one year.

James A. Whitfill, 20, of 300 block N. 17th theft by unlawful taking over $100, filed away with leave to reinstate, unable to locate prosecuting witness. Janice Windom, 21, of 4900 block of' Unseld receiving stolen property over $100, motion to supress sustained, dismissed. James H.

Basham, 21, of 700 block of Cedar Grove Court, theft by unlawful taking over $100 and-or receiving stolen property, amended to theft by unlawful taking under $100, six months probated for one year; conspiracy to commit theft, and possession of burglary tools, both filed away. In Quarterly Court: Carl M. Goesman, 19, of 9000 block Seaforth Wav, attempted third-degree burglary, plea of guilty, 12 months probated for one year, and first-degree burglary and or receiving stolen property, filed away. Frederick W. Knoll, 20, of St.

Petersburg. Illegal possession of stolen credit cards, dismissed. Brenda F. Scarbrough, 23, of 1200 block S. Brook receiving stolen property, 12 months probated for two years, and falsifying a police report, $100.

Dennis A. Skaggs, 18, of 5300 block Milner Road, first-degree, burglary and-or receiving stolen property, filed away, and attempted third-degree burglary, 12 months probated for one year, and restitution ordered. John H. Stuart, 18, of St. Petersburg, illegal possession of stolen credit cards, dismissed.

Michael Welch, 19, of 1000 block Carlisle trafficking in controlled substance, dismissed. .4 Please call 245.0696. DOG, biack and white terrier, female, answers to lost in Herr Ln. vicinity. No collar.

426-3696. DOG, Beagle, male, 2 years old, answers to name of Sam, Anchorage area. Reward $10. Call 245-8555. DOG, in Floyd Knobs, Ind.

area, German Shepherd, male, black, $100 reward for safe 944-0029. DOG, black male, mixedT lona haired, answers to name cf Peopv, Audubon Park srea. Reward. 634-1035. DOG, Beige miniature poodle, Okolona area, wearing flea col-lar, reward, 239-8390.

DOG, Poodle, lost in German-town area, Feb. 1, white male, reward. 635-6212. DOG, Silver gray male poodle, small miniature. Brittany Woods Circle area.

425-1547. DOG, large Airedale male; black and tan, Tyler Park area. Reward. 45821. DOG, brown Beagle, 4 while feet, Moorgate, identi-fving tag, reward.

425-0555. "DOG: Poodle, white male, 10 Call 245-9887. DOG, male Irish Setter, no col-lar, Indian Hills areas, 895-1431. DOG, Black and white Sheltie, Nanz area. ev6-tje.

DOG: Beagle, female, tri-color. soutn bndjreward. 367-25. GLASSES, wire "frame, Dixie Manor Shopping Center. 935- 2554.

JACKET, Eastern blue tean. 6J-I68 KEYS, lost in Buechel, Feb. 19, call 454-0112. WATCH, lady's," Longinesi" RE- wakd, 637-2782 evenings DOG, Lhasa Apso female, mostly white, small, answers to Keta, around 2nd and Evelyn. Reward.

367-1691. 12 Found NOTICE: Ads will be publiihed in the FOUND cl-tiifrcahon without charge at a public icrvice. Limit: Up to 25 words for 3 dayi or left. CAT, blonde male, looks like Morris, Breckinridge Ln. area, very Ml.

491-363L CAT, Siamese, Douglass Hills area, 245-3915. DOG, young male, part Shepherd, reddish brown, with black face, wearing collar with broken leash attached. Vicinity Mid-City Mall, call J83J286. DOG, German Shepherd, black head and body, approximately 2 years of age, found on Jeffer son Hill Rd. 366-283.

DOG, Beagle type, male, white; brown and black. On broken chain. Hillwood Subdivision. 239- 1415. DOG, Pekingese, male, long haired, grav and white, Mans-lick and Gagel vicinity.

366-8126. DOG: one male Collie, owner must describe over phone. Blue Lick Rd. area. Call 964-6058 after 4 p.m.

DOG, Sheepdoq type, shaqgy, male, friendly, 'call 772-1015 before 10 a.m. or after 2 p.m. and identify. DOG, male Terrier type, black with reddish brown markings. Gentle, in vicinity of Shelby and St.

Catherine. 583-5805. DOG, male, part German Shepherd, brown and black, weak in hind legs, fat, 637-4511 after 6 p.m. DOG," found Jan." 26, female Irish Setter, Hurstbourne-l-64 area. 245-9862 DOG, male, tan, white Basset-Collie, tags, "Tank" Brownsboro Rd.

895-2174. DOG: part Poodle, male, white wilh apricot, vicinity, Young-land and Dixie Hgwy. 775-6983. DOG, young female, part Shepherd looking, small, found In Okolona area, 361-5900. DOG, male Collie, about 2 years old, found in Youngstown Shopping Center, In.

2B3-7156. DOG, black and chocolate poodle, male, Frankfort area, identify. 896-9562. DOG, young, male, light brown, ou ndSun 695-0481. DO Stiver "Poodle male, wearing cqUar.

366-2500. GLASSES, prescription, brown case, 4th and Magnolia, 636-1280. KEYS," on ring, found at 2504 Brownsboro Rd. 895-2178. "PUPPIES, female, brown and white, 3 months old pup, mixed Labrador pup, male, black.

Black and white male cat, mixed, smoke and white male cat, Kentucky Humane Society, 241 Steedlev 366-3355. PUPPY, Foxhound, female, 7 or 8 months, friendly, healthy, Middletown Animal Clinic, wlil hold till Feb. 26th. No charge to owner or prospective owner. 245-9311.

PUPPY, off" "Frankfort shots, brown, small, free to good home, 585-2515. RING, college class. 3rd and Southland 361-1264, be-tween-9-3 p.m. Information, I Personals GOD OFFERS A PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE DIAL 425-1454 (A Recording) WILL the ladies who helped me at my accident, Aug. 24, 1975, Preston Hgwy.

at East Mans-lick please call me. Mrs. Lonzie Newton. 968-3486, after 4 p.m. "EVERYTHING You Ever wanted to know about reincarnation but were afraid to New class starting Feb.

26th, 8 p.m., limited to 60 students. 583-5559. U.O.T., love you as always. Where have you been? Your love gone? Worried. Please send message.

Need to know, C. You have taken the heart of me farewell. I'm going away, all I can say is I've tried searching farewell. L.B., so hard to forget you. I'll love you always.

It hurts so much. M.p ARE you a "new resident to' Louisville? For information call Key to 459:5067. I ooze-ball "is Florida" sunshine, conceivable in the clouds. JESUS and all masters taught complete insulation, according to the original book. 361-4472.

"Freebird" is not deadl "L.B." isn't dead, Freebird. DIALAPRAYER 583-5466 I still love you M.D., call or see me. Identify yourself, L.B. TERRY I'll see you I'll wait a month. Love, T.B.

Information, Business 13A INSURANCE? Auto, Fire, Life and Health. Before you buy, call us at 425-9802. GOOD-BYE TERMITES! A. few hours work and ARAB'S O-l T-YOURSELF Termite Control Plan gets rid of them coming and going. Your cost? Probably less than $30.

and It's guaranteed. Call: In Vine Grove, Frakes Lumber, 640 Highland In Jeffersonville, Victor Hardware 8. 1015 Youngstown Shopping Center In Sellersburg, Sellersburg Home Center, 220 S. Indiana St. In Shelbvville, Hall and Davis, 219 Seventh St.

In Frankfort, Lyons Lumber Co. $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of oerson(s) that stole (1) blue 1973 Triumph GT6, sports car, early Sat. afternoon, Feb. 7, from Doublemont Datsun, Valley Station. The car is bearing serial No.

KF22728. Call Jerry Warren or salesmanager 935- 3337. FREE TRAVEL Drivea-Car. CALIFORNIA Florida, Idaho, New Jersey, Seattle, Boston. POINTS U.S.A.

AAACN 895-9369 Local group looking for lead vocalist and keyboard person, one nighters. Call Dave before 5 p.m., 267-5466, Terry anytime, 44-SV3. MARRIAGE INFORMATION jettersonvilie, Ind. 282-3709282-3655 WEDDING CHAPEL, non denominational, Unity Temple, SBJ--55V. THOUGHT FOR TODAY 245-184 Care For Elderly 13B colonial HOUSE of Shep-herdsville, the utmost In personal care.

New, ciean, climatic controlled and the best of toods all for $10 per day. Public asiistance Drive out und see or cell 543- LOVELY private room, 20 years experience. 368-0005, OTT, Mr. William J. "Boots" Age 56 years, Feb.

19th, 1976, at 6 a.m. Beloved husband of Mrs. Virginia Smith Ott; devoted father of Mrs. Frank (Kathleen) Farris, S-Sgt. Paul J.

Ott, A.F., Malnstrom AFB, Montana and 5-Sgt. William J. Ott USA, Fort Knox; son of Mrs. Lillian Westbay Ott; brother of Mrs. Dorothy Flvnn; 3 grandchildren also survive.

Mr. Ott is at Ratterman's, 2114 W. Market St. Funeral 10 a.m. from St.

Patrick Church. Interment Louisville Memorial Gardens West. Vigil Service 4 p.m. Fri. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Thurs. SAUER, Mr. A. Edward 55 years, Feb. 18th, 1976 at 5 a.m., at residence, 212 N.

Pone St. Survived by father, Mr. George E. Sauer, Sr. Brothers, Mr.

Kenneth Sauer and Mr. George E. Sauer, Jr. Funeral 11 a.m. at the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd.

Interment Resthaven Cemetery. Visiting 7-9 p.m. and Fri. 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. SCHMITT, Mr.

Norbert F. "Smitty" Passed away in his 77th year, 19, 1976. Residence 626 W. Ormsby Ave. Hus-b a of Mrs.

Nancy (nee Ranev) Schmitt. Father of Mrs. Robert Barbara Fulkerson, Sellersburg, Ind. Brother of Mrs. Howard (Stella) Kirbv and Mrs.

Bertha Albracht. Also survived by 1 grandson. Services for Mr. Schmitt will be conducted Sat. at 11 a.m.

In the Russman Son Funeral Home. 1041 Goss Ave. by the Rev. Bruce Ewing. Interment St.

Michael Cemelerv. Friends mav kindly call from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Fri. SPEAR, Mr.

Doxie J. Sr. Passed awav Feb. 19, 1976 in his 51st vear. Family residence, 1825 W.Hill St.

Beloved husband of Elizabeth (Kirbv) Soear; loving father of Mrs. Rosa, Lee Fulo. Mrs. Barbara Lee Smith, Miss 1 1 1 i Jane Soear, Messrs. Doxie, Sid and Larry Spear; devoted brother of Mrs.

Lerov (Ernestine) Hall; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Mr. Soear is resting at the southern home of Arch L. Heady and Son, 3601 Taylor Blvd. where services will be conducted Sat.

at 9:30 a.m. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. STIER, Mrs. Nellie C. Passed away Feb.

18, 1976, in her 100th year. Family residence 1406 Homeview Dr. Beloved mother of Mrs. Louis Waller, Mrs. Mattie Jenkins, Mrs.

Nellie Huddleston, Mrs. Blanche Neumeyer, Mrs. Nellie Mathes, Messers Earl, Clifford, and Kenneth Stier; devoted sister of Mr. William McCormack Brown. Also survived by 18 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren, and 8 great-greatgrandchildren.

Mrs. Stier is resting at the Southern Home of Arch L. Heady and Son, 3601 Taylor where services will be conducted Sat. at 1 p.m. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery.

THOMPSON, Mr. Michael Harding Age 48, passed away at 6 a.m. Feb. 18, 1976 in the Suburban Hospital, Louisville, Ky. Residence.

17210 Tavlorsville Fisherville, Ky. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lucy Heitzman Thompson; mother, Mrs. Roy H. Thompson, Shelbyville; son, Michael Glenn Thompson.

Friends may call at the Will-hite Funeral Home, 11507 Main Middletown, where funeral services will be conducted at 2 Feb. 20. Interment Pleasant Grove Cemetery. WORKMAN, Mr. Ellis Passed away In his 16th vear, Feb.

17, 1976, at his home. The Mary Anna Stock Farm, Greensburg. He was a former deputy U.S. Marshal. Survived by wife Catherine Haggan Workman; 1 daughter Mrs.

James L. Taylor of Louisville; 2 grandsons James Ellis Taylor, Durham, N.C. and William D. Taylor, University of Louisville; 2 sisters Mrs. Robert White of Louisville and Mrs.

Josephine Curry of Greensburg. Funeral at 1 p.m., Fri. from the Cowherd Parrott Funeral Home, Greensburg. Interment in Greensburg Cemetery. Legal Notices 1A CITY OF BEECHWOOD VILLAGE PROPOSED GENERAL FUND BUDGET YEAR 1976 REVENUE Property tax $32,000 Prior year taxes 1,000 Interest income 5,000 Traffic fines 800 Interest and penalty on taxes 500 Garbage collection assessment 7,200 Woodlawn Park car rental 1,800 Miscellaneous (Woodlawn Park radio) 500 State road funds 1,200 Total $57,000 EXPENDITURES Publication of legal notices 500 Police protection 3,000 Electricity 10 Prlntinq costs 300 Fire protection 4,880 Salaries and fees 4,180 Police chief expense allowance 300 Garbage collection 28,000 Office supplies 300 Rent 480 Insurance premiums and bonds 1,200 Road maintenance 20,000 Misc.

maintenance 1,000 Misc. expenses 500 Contingency fund 2,500 Total $67,300 Deficit to be charqed against prior year surplus $10,300 CITY OF BEECHWOOD VILLAGE YEAR 1976 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND PROPOSED BUDGET REVENUE Payments for 3 Quarters at $2,147 $6,441 EXPENDITURES Box culverts 5,000 Surplus for 1976 1,441 SEWER MAINTENANCE RESERVE FUND BUDGET REVENUE Interest income 500 EXPENDITURES Electricity 100 Misc. expense 400 Total 500 Balance 0 BOND INTEREST 8. REDEMPTION FUND BUDGET REVENUE Bond assessment fee $31,000 Prior year bond assessment fee 400 Interest income 4,100 Total 35,500 EXPENDITURES Bond retirement 29,000 Interest payment 3,600 Interest Coupon fee 50 Total $32,650 Surplus for 1976 2,850 Presented by: Finance Committtee Mayor Paul Saurer, Gerald Riedlinq, Astor Brown, Warren Stice LEGAL NOTICE The 1975-1976 Kentucky State Plan for Drug Abuse Programs, as amended, is available for public examination and comment at the Drug Abuse Section, Bureau for Health Services, Department for Human Resources, Room 219, 275 East Main Street, Frankfort, Kentucky, 40601. (Phone: 502-564-7610) This plan is a public document used in the administration of federal grants for drug abuse prevention, treatment and rehabilitation 3 annual garbage collection assessment, all of which are to be placed on the City's annual tax bills; NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BEECHWOOD VILLAGE.

DOES HEREBY ORDAI.N AS FOLLOWS: (1) The assessment made on January 1, 1975, by the County Tax Commissioner for Slate and County purposes shall be adopted as the assessment for the City of Beechwood Village, Kentucky as of January 1, 1975, for all property located within the corporate limits of the City of Beechwood Village, Kentucky. (2) After the assessment books are complete in the aforementioned manner, the City Clerk shall make out the tax bills therefrom. Each bill shall show each lot and the assessment thereon separately, the names of the owners, and the ad valorem tax rate, total tax due, and the annual improvement assessment fee. the amount of the assessment, the annual garbage collection assessment, and the total amount of the bill. (3) Upon delivery of such bill, payment shall be made to the City Treasurer of the City of Beechwood Village.

The City shall have a lien for all taxes, assessments, and charges provided for herein as of January 1, 1976, and the collection of such delinquent taxes and charges shall be made in the manner prescribed by law. (4) The proceeds of the ad valorem taxes are to be used for general operating purposes of the City, including but not limiting same to the purchasing of City supplies, improvements of streets, sanitary conditions and other improvements to the City and the payment of expense in the general function of the City and for the other necessary and proper municipal functions. (5) The proceeds of the an. nual Improvement assessment, and the annual garbage collection assessment shall be used as described in Ordinance 12, Series 1959, and Ordinance 8, Series 1970. (6) The tax rate in the year 1976 is hereby fixed at the rate of Twenty-four cents ($.24) per Hundred ($100.00) Dollars of property as assessed for taxation.

Said tax shall be due and payable as follows: March 1, 1976 to April 1, 1976 Face amount of bill less discount of two percent (2). April 2, 1976 to May 1, 1976 Face amount of bill. May 2, 1976 to June 1, 1976 Face amount of bill plus penalty of ten percent (10) plus interest at the rate of six percent (6) per annum from March 1, 1976, until paid. After June 1, 1976 Face amount of bill plus penally Twenty percent (uo) plus in- terest at the rate of six percent (6) per annum from March 1, 1976 until paid. (7) The annual improvement assessment rate for the year 1976 Is hereby fixed at the rate of One Dollar Fifty Cents ($1.50) per one Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of land value as assessed for taxation, but in no event shall the amount fixed hereby exceed the amount fixed for the year 1973, the levying being made herewith concurrently with the levy of taxes for general city purposes and such levy shall be placed upon the General City Tax Bill for the year 1976.

Said annual improvement assessment shall be due and payable between March 1 and April 1, 1976, and not subject to any discount. If the payment of any assessment is not made by May 2, 1976, the assessment shall be considered delinquent and added penalty of ten (10) percent of the amount of the assessment through June 1, 1976, and an added penalty of twenty (20) percent thereafter plus interest thereon at the rate of six (6) percent from March 1, 1976, shall thereupon become due and may be collected thereafter in the same manner prescribed by law for the collec tion of delinquent taxes. (8) The annual garbaqe collection assessment for the year 1976 is hereby fixed at the rale of Twelve Dollars (512.00) per vear per single family residence and per unit in any multiple family buildira In the City of Beechwood Village, and shall be due and payable at the same time and in the same manner and with the same penalties as provided for the annual improvement assessment provided for herein and set out above In Paragraph 7, and shall not be subiect to discount. (9) The City Clerk is ordered to prepare and mail bills covering said taxes, assessments, and charges provided for herein on or before February 15, 1976. (10) This ordinance shall be In full force and effect from and after adoption, signing, attestation, and publication as provided by law.

ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BEECHWOOD VILLAGE, after a first readinq and after the expiration of at least five (5) davs and at a regular meeting held on the 3rd day of February, 1976, on the same occasion signed by th? Mayor, attested under seal bv the City Clerk, ordered published, and declared to be in full force and effect from and after publication. PAUL R. SAUER Mayor, Citv of Beechwood Village. Kentucky Date: February 3, 1976 Barbara W. Oliver, Citv Clerk of the City of Beechwood Village, Kentucky, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance adopted by the City Council of the Citv of Beechwood Village, Kentucky, at a regular meeting held on the 3rd day of February 1976, as shown by the official records in my custody and under my control.

WITNESS mv si-nature and seal of said Citv this 3rd day of February. 1976. BARBARA W. OLIVER Clerk NOTICE Notice is hereby given that C-C Utilities, D-B-A Tin-Dor Sewer Plant, has filed with the Public Service Commission of Kentucky, application to adiust its sewer rates to become effective on March 1, 1976. The proposed monthly rates are as follows: $16.34 per residential unit and the commerical rate shall be $16.34 minimum, or the same as the monthly water rate, whichever is greater.

A hearing on said application for adjustment of sewer rates will be held in the offices of the Public Service Commission at Frankfort. Kentucky, on February 23, 1976, at 10:30 A.M., EST. Anyone desiring information with respect to the proposed adjustment may contact the Company's office at the address listed below, or may contact the Puoiic Service Commission at Frankfort, Kentucky. C-C Utilities, Inc. D-B-A Sewer Plant 4141 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky 40218 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Valley Utilities, Inc.

d-b-a Valley Village Sewage Treatment, has filed with the Public Service Commission of Kentucky application to adiust its sewer rales to become effective on March 1, 1976. The proposed monthly rates are as follows: $8.26 per unit and the commercial rate shall be the same as the monthly water rate. A hearing on said application for adjustment of sewer rates will be held in the offices of the Public Service Commission at Frankfort, Kentuckv, on February 23, 1976, at 1:00 p.m., EST. Anyone desiring information with respect to the proposed ediustment may contact the Company's office at the address listed below or may contact the Public Service Commission at Frankfort, Kentucky. VALLEY UTILITIES, INC.

d-b-e VALLEY VILLAGE SEWAGE TREATMENT 4141 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky 40218 want Aas wont LUNCHROOM EQUIPMENT at 10 a.m., E.S.T., Tuesday, March 9, 1976. Bids will be received in the office of the Associate Superintendent of Accounting and Finance, Jefferson County Board of Education, 3332 Newburg Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40218. Specifications may be obtained at the above address. The right is reserved by the Board of Education to accept or to reject any or all bids. Irvin Brooks, Associate Superintendent Accounting Finance WHITE, 1969, model 7464 TDB, serial number 709477, tractor in wrecked condition.

Sale date Feb. 25, 1976, 10 a.m. at Kentucky White Trucks, Inc. 3700 Crittenden Louisville, Ky. 40221 Terms, Cash.

Cemetery Lots, Monuments RESTHAVEN Memorial Park; 1 lot. Call after 5 P.m., 968-7205. 7 Funeral Directors ARCH L. HEADY AND SON 1201 E. Oak St.

635-5231 301 Tavlor Blvd. 368-5811 8519 Preston Hgwy. 969-1367 4109 Tavlorsville Rd. 451-3927 5406 Bardstown Rd. 499-1361 411 Faiidale Rd.

361-1688 Bowling Green, Ky. 843-4338 Leitchfield, Ky. 259-3101 Canevville, Kv. 259-3101 Morgantown, y. 526-3342 J.

B. RATTERMAN 5. SONS 2114 W. Market 776-4661 3800 Bardstown Rd. 459-3800 4832 Cane Run Rd.

447-7114 PEARSON FUNERAL HOMES" L. D. Pearson Son, Inc. 1310 S. Third St.

634-3628 149 Breckinridge Ln. 896-0340 EMBRY-BOSSE FUNERAL HOME 2723 Preston Hgwv. 635-6371 SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home nth and Market 585-4394 KFFNAN FUNERAL HOME 4724 Dixie Hgwy. 447-3824 OWEN FUNERAL Home 5317 Dixie Hgwy.

NUNNELLY FUNERAL HOME 4327 Taylor Blvd. 368-3396 O. D. WHITE SONS, INC. Funeral Home 2727 S.

3rd 637-4474 RUSSMAN SON 104JGos; 635-7426 RATTERMAN BROTHERS" 3711 Lexington Rd. 893-3644 "HARDY FUNERAL HOMES 4101 Dixie Hgwy. 448-3581 10907 Dixie Hgwy. 937-6400 BOSSE Funeral Home Barret and Ellison 451-6440 HIGHLANDS FUNERAL HOME 3331 Taylorsville Rd. OffDutchman's Ln.

451-4420 THE McDANIEL Funeral Home, Inc. 363-3566 363-3567 4339 Park Blvd. BARRETT UNERAL HOME 1230 Bardstown Rd. 451-5530 HERBERT C. CRALLE 2458 Frankfort Ave.

896-8821 MrAPPP PIINFRAL HOME 39 28 Bardstown Rd. 458-1561 Lodge and Club Notices 8 AURORA Lodge No. 633, F. 8, A.M. will meet at Boaz Hall, 4717 Preston Hgwy.

Fri. Feb. 20, at 7 P.m. for work in MM Degree. Members urged to attend, visitors welcome, Frank Whitson, Master, P.G.

Staple-ton, Secy. "BRILLIANT Star" Chapter No. 153, OES, will meet Feb. 20th, 7:45 p.m., Reeves Hall, Shively for regular business. Mrs.

Anne Flowers, WM. Mrs. Lucy Atkinson, Secretary. CRESCENT Hill Lodge F. and A.

2858 Frankfort stated communication, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20, for regular business and conferment of. FC degree. Visitors welcome.

Roger D. Wiard, Master; John m. Krcbs, secy. PARKLAND Lodge No. 638 8.

AM, will meet at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 20, for George Washington banquet. Regular business at 7:30 p.m., with guest speaker to follow. Members and qualified visitors welrume.

Robert Rudd, Master; V. T. Larimore, Secy. PLUMB Lodge No. 862 and AM, will meet at Taylor Blvd.

and Carlisle Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. to confer the M. Degree. Members please attend, visitors welcome.

C. R. Allen, Master; F. H. Booth, Secy.

fDerby. Information DERBY Package. 2 davs. City tour, hot brown sandwich, mint iuleo party and reserved box seat for Derby Day, $85. Wilson Travel Agency, 812-945-2517 or 502-456-2622.

DERBY Tumblers, 1976, with all winner names. $12.95 case of 3 dozen. POLLOCK SUPPLY CO. 1101 W. Market MANUFACTURERS Representative would like to purchase Derby tickets for out of town guests.

Call 772-2464. "BOX SEATS NANTED, 2 or 4 for Derby Day, call 1-513-251-3765 Collect before 5 p.m. 11 Lost CAT, Siamese, male, light color, with dark head, tail and legs, flea collar, last seen Feb. 8, at Douglass Blvd. and Elea- nor Mve.

ajz-iyja. CAT, large neutered gray and white, long haired, vicinity of Iroquois Ave. REWARD, 367- 4532. CAT. Siamese, Sealpoint, female, collar, taqs, in Cherokee Rd.

area. 458-4401. CAT, white female. Standiford Sun. night.

Reward. 363-0645. DOG. Help us find our shaggy black and white male Cock-A-Poo, stub tail, missing Jan. 29th, Blankenbaker or Brownsboro Rd.

area. Reward for return or information leading to return. 897-3812 or 583-0291. DOG, Whippet (small Greyhound), gray and white male, 6 months old, 2 collars, small scar on r.eck, lost Feb. 15.

Old Tavlor PL, Goshen, 1:30 p.m. Please call home, 228-4241, or work, 636-3351. DOG, white English Setter, gold tins on ears, freckles on nose, 3 vears old, male, 45 to 50 lbs. No collar. Missing since afternoon of 2-10-1976.

Reward. R9j-0296 or 966 2111. "DOG, small, brown and white Terrier, mixed, male, named Tues. Feb. 1 7th, i Place end Eastern Pkwy.

area, reward. 459-2630. DOG, black and white wire haired Terrier, male, answers to lost in vicintiy of Jefferson Hills and Keys Ferry Rd. Call 361-4532. DOG, Toy Poodle, white, male, blue collar with rhinestones, Blue Lick Okolona area, Whispering 6rook Apts.

REWARD. Call 968-3001. DOG, female Irish Setter since Feb. 11th. around Baxter Ave area.

Believed to be in possession of someone In St. Matthews. 582-1380. REWARD. DOG, Toy Poodle, Silver gray, female, 7 years old, Old 3rd St.

and Arnoldtown Rd. area, Windsor Forest, answers to Ginger, 935-8709. DOG, Cock-A-Poo. black wilh red collar, answers to name Ralph, Scottdale, New Cut Rd. area.

REWARD, 368-8448. DOG, Cock-a-ooo, black male, speckled white on chest and flea collar, Hikes Point area, reward, 459-5565 DOG, Brittany Spaniel, named "Renaldo," oranoe and white, Indian Trail and Poplar Level Rd. Child's pet. Call 968-2000. Drunken driving charge Donald J.

Parris, 35, of the 900 block Schiller Ave. Harry M. Bover, 31, of the 900 block E. Frankin St. Donald K.

Kirchqessner, 48, of the 7900 block Brownsboro Road. Eddy B. Grider, 47, of the 7600 block Connie Drive. Ralph Collins, 46, of the 9300 biock Fairridqe Drive. Ronald D.

Crane, 23, of the 200 block Mackie Lane. William R. Detherage, 21, of the 1300 block Hepburn Ave. Robert W. Malone, 21, of the 1200 block S.

15th St. Hubert Stanton Alsman, 26, of th 300 block Hill-view Drive. Robert L. Hardin, 23, of the 500 block N. 17th St.

Traffic cases Drug charges In Quarterly Court: Clifford R. Crawford, 45, of 4600 block of Taylor drunken driving, $100. William R. Hensley, 29, of 6600 block Stanna Drive, drunken driving, $100, and reckless driving, $25. Timmv K.

Duke, 23, of the 1000 block E. trafficking In a controlled substance. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TO PLACE AN AD PHONE 582-2622 Frankfort, Ky. Mrs. Hockensmith is resting at the Oko-lona Home of Arch L.

Heady Son, 8519 Preston where services will be conducted at 10 a.m. and at 12 noon at the Chapel of iunset Memorial Cemetery, Frankfort. Friends may kindly call after 6 p.m., Thurs. HOFMANN, Clarence R. Age 67 years, Feb.

17, 1976, at 9:30 p.m. Residence, 1620 Eastern Pkwy. Brother of Mrs. Marie Carta, Mrs. Catherine Defence, and Harry Hof-mann; several nieces and neoh-ews survive.

Funeral Sat. morning, 9:30, from Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison, and at St. James Church at 10 a.m. Interment, St. Michael Cemetery.

Vigil service 7:30 p.m. Visiting after 2 p.m. Thurs. HOUGH, Mrs. Sherley M.

The former Annie Huber Residence 8115 19th Tampa, formerly of Louisville. Wed. Feb. 18th, 1976, at 1:05 a.m., in Flexner Community University Hospital, Tampa, Fla. Survived by her husband, a brother Louis A.

Huber, Anchorage, a sister. Miss Marie Margaret Huber; a nephew, John Huber and a cousin Peggy Huber. Funeral services-11 a.m. at Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visiting from 6 to 9 p.m.

Frl. JONES, Mrs. Pearl Frances Entered eternal life Feb. IB, 1V76, In her 84th year. Resident 9Oi Dolphin Ct.

Loving motner of Mrs. J. W. (Beulah Kelly, Mrs. M.

C. (Mary) Mills of Huntington, W. Va Mrs Fred (Rachel) Horton of Lexington Mrs. Ronald (Doris) Zibart of Buckner, Ky. and Mrs.

Fred (Maxine) Thlbault of Shrewsbury, sister of Mrs. Jack Freedman, Mr. Arthur Hardin, Mr. Lem Hardin of Springfield, Ky. and Mr.

Herbert Hardin of Bloomfield, also survived by 19 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Jones is at the O. D. White Sons Funeral Home, 2727 S.

3rd where services will be held Sat. at 10 a.m. Interment Resthaven Memorial Park. Visitors may call after 6 p.m., Thurs. Th Couriar-Jiurnol The Louisville Timet Community And 00 Club Notes Until further notice, the Classified Department of The Courier-Journal and Times will publish In this classification free notices of community, club or church events.

Publication will be made as space permits and is not guaranteed. No commercial notices will be published. 2 is having a SPAGHETTI DINNER, Feb. 22nd, at 806 Rubel Ave. from 4 p.m.

till 8:00 p.m. Public Invited. mi Deaths and Funerals 1 BASS, Mrs. Goodloe Secrcy The ormer Mary Jane Hardin departed this life at the age of 79 years at 4:30 p.m. Feb.

18. 1976 at St. Anthony Hospital. Her residence was Good-mary Farm, Mt. Washington, Ky.

Her former residence was 4117 Browns Ln. Devoted mother of Mrs. Glenn (Gladys) Sprinkle; sister of Emily Cash Miller, Mrs. Columbia Gogat, both of Louisville and Mrs. Ina Thompson, Paadena, Texas.

Grandmother of Mrs. Glenda Sprinkle Drake, New Orle.nt, and Ms. Vickie Wathen, Louisville and great jrandmother if David, Carolyn, Cathleen, Stephen and Julie Drake all of Hew Orleans, and Glenn Taylor Wathen of ou 'sville. The funeral will be jt 1:30 p.m. Sat.

at the McAfee Fuieral Home, 3928 Bardstown R. Interment at St. Stephen's cemetery. BENCE, Leslie F. "Les" Age 81 years, Wednesday, February 18, 1976 at 5:30 p.m.

Survived by his devoted wife, Mrs. Leona Bickel Bence; a sister, Mrs. Luella Kihnley and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Saturday 10 a.m. at the Embrv-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Highway and 10:30 a.m.

at Our Mother of Sorrows Church. Entombment Evergreen Mausoleum. Vigil prayers Friday 7 p.m. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to Children's Hospital. Family will be at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m.

Thursday and 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Friday. BROOKS, Mrs. Dolly S. Entered eternal life, Feb.

19th, 1976, in her 100m year. Residence, 542 Camden Ave. Loving mother of Mrs. Geneva Sizer, Mrs. Ollie Ware and Mr.

Luther Wehunt; also survived by 11 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Brooks is at the O.D. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2727 S. 3rd.

where services will be held Sat. at 9 a.m. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitors may call at the Funeral home at 11 a.m. Fri.

DUNN, Jesse C. Sr. Age 83 vears, Feb. 18, 1976 at 9:45 o.m. Residence, 4614 S.

6th St. Widower cf Mrs. Eva Mae Dewitt Dunn; devoted father of Mrs. Karl (Lorina) Chilton, Mrs. John (Nellie) Hauler Mrs.

Carl (Mary Frances) Smith, Bob Norman and lesse C. Dunn brother of Mrs. Delia Tim-berle; 9 grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held at Ratterman's, 4832 Cane Run Rd. at '0-30 a m.

Sat. Interment Evernreen Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Thurs. ENGLAND, Mr.

Carl W. Passed away tn his 60th year, Wednesday, February 18, 1976. Family residence, 3021 Radiance Road. Beloved husband of Mrs. Helen (Haines) England.

Loving father of Mrs. Ellis G. (Nancy) Rowe, Messrs. Carl Robert, William Arvin and Glenn David England. Also sur-vived by 7 grandchildren.

Brother of Mr. Arvin K. England. Mr. England Is resting at the Hikes Point home of Arch L.

Heady Son, 4109 Taylors-vllle Rd. (at Browns Ln.) where services will be conducted 11 a.m. Saturday. Inter-ment Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may kindly visit from 2-9 p.m.

Thursday and Friday. GRIGSBY, Mrs. Anna L. In her 72nd year, Wed. Feb.

18, 1976 at 10:20 p.m. at the Colo-n I a I House Nursint Home, Shenherdsville, KY. Residence Chaplin, Ky. Beloved mother of Mr. James Robert Grigsby, Lousiville, Ky.

Mrs. Grigsby is at the Houghlin Funeral Home, Main Bloomfield, where funeral services will be held Sat. Feb. 21, 1976 at 2 p.m. with interment Highview Cemetery, Chaplin, Ky.

HABICH, Mr. Leo E. Parsed away In his 73rd year. Feb. 18, 1976 at 2:35 p.m.

Residence, 1066 Highland Ave. Devoted husband of Mrs. Anna Pearl (Woods) Habich; loving father of Mrs. Robert (Joan) Swinney and Mr. William G.

Habich; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Mr. Habich Is resting at The Oak St. Home of Arch L. Heady and Son, 1201 E.

Oak, where services will, be conducted Feb. 21 at 9:30 a.m. and at Therese Catholic Church, at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, praver services, 7:30 p.m. Frl.

The family will receive visitors 7 to 9 p.m. Thurs. and 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Fri. HARPER, Mr. Winnie L.

Passed away Feb. 19th, 1976 at 11:40 a.m. at St. Joseph Infirmary in his 69th year. Residence 1124 Markwell Ln.

Beloved husband of Mrs. Opal Mae (Compton) Harper; devoted father of Mrs. Mildred Hamilton, Mrs. Evelyn Taylor, Mrs. Mary Beyerle, Mr.

Loyd Harper of Jeffersonville and Mr. Leo C. Harper; brother of Albert Harper of Connecticut and Mrs. Clara Carlisle; also survived by 13 grandchildren; 14 a t-grandchildren. Mr.

Harper is resting at the Oko-lona Home of Arch L. Heady and Son, 8519 Preston Hgwy. where services will be conducted Mon. at 11 a.m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Friends may kindly call after 6 p.m. Frl. HOCKENSMITH, Mrs. Vivian "Tommie" Passed away Wed Feb. 18, 1976.

at 6:35 n.m at SS. Mary 8. Elizabeth Hospital, in her 60th year. Residence 9012 Whip-poorwill Rd. Beloved wife of Mr.

Dan Hockensmith; devoted mother of Mrs. Barbara Noble; grandmother of Jeffrey T. and Kevin D. daughter of Mr. Robert A.

Lewis, Frankfort, sister of Mrs. Frances C. Moore, Mrs. Lura Brown, Mrs. Corothy A.

Henry, Mrs. Virginia I. Sharp and Messrs. Henry Robert William Charles Elbert E. and Jimmie C.

Lewis, all of KREMER, T. Frederick Residence 806 E. Market Feb. 19, 1976, at 12:30 a.m. Husband of the late Elizabeth Hofgesang Krerner; father of Miss JoAnn Krerner; son of Mrs.

Heitie E. Riney Krerner and the late Fred J. Krerner; brother of Mrs. James E. (Dorothy) Vanderhoff, Mrs.

James N. (Marcella) Badgett, Mrs. David (Martha) Gillooly, Mrs. Edward L. (Mary Ann) Schoenbaechler, Albert Kenneth, Joseph James Paul Frank and John R.

Krerner, and the late Mrs. Ed-wina Hughes jnd Daniel L. Krerner. Funeral Mass Feb. 21, at 11:30 a.m.

at St. James Church. Interment in St. Michael Cemetery. Visitors re-ceived at 3arrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown from noon to 9 p.m.

Fri. LOCKE, Mrs. Shirley A. Hall Age 40 years. Feb.

18, 1976 at 2:53 p.m. Residence, 6004 Sylvatica Ct. Beloved wife of Charles H. Locke, Sr. Devoted mother of Misses Jennifer Ann, Judeth Ann, Jo Ann Locke and Charles H.

Locke sister of Mrs. Larry (Louise) Hackett, Louisville, Mrs. Tom (Wilma) McConnell, Mt. Washington, Ky. Mrs.

Jean Dressing, Louisville. Donald Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, Febian Hall, Ohio, Edward Hall, Louisville; several nieces and nephews also survive. Mrs. Locke is at Ratterman's. 4832 Cane Run Rd.

Funeral Services will be held at St. Clements Church, 10 a.m. Sat. Entombment Louisville Memorial Gardens West. Parish Vigil Service 9 p.m.

Thurs. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Thurs. MALONEY, Mrs. Susan Gertrude (nee Moore) Passed away Feb.

18, 1976, in her 49th year, at her home, -3508 Fern Lea. Beloved mother of Mrs. Bobby Meredith, and Mrs. Earl Lungwitz; devoted daugh'cr of Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Dorsey, Lebanon, loving sister of Mrs. Louise Sweeney, Mrs. Joann Hamilton, Mrs.

Janet Faye Burton, Messers James Donald Gerald and Victor L. Moore; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Mrs. Maloney is resting at the Southern Home of Arch L. Headv and Son, 3601 Taylor where services will be conducted Sat.

at 11 a.m. Interment, Ryder Cemetery, Lebanon, Ky. fAINTING, interior-exterior. No job too small, too large, tree estimates. 964-2286.

PARKING Lot Cleaning and" maintenance. Have equipment. 45JM1258. PLASTER, ceilings lowered. Painting, 30 years experience.

366-1975 368-3447. Pa4ftA(jNlMMr4).