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4C THE TENNESSEAN TuesdaySEPTEMBER 9. 1986 all) Note fclMMES't Drought still affecting water's quality and flow SCHAFFER, Mr. Samuel Monday, September 8, 1986 at his residence. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Irwin (Annette) Eskind, Nashville; son, Dr.

Joseph Schaffer, Brookline, four grandchildren; four great grandchildren. Remains will be forwarded to Levine Chapel Brookline, Mass. for funeral services and interment on Thursday. Memorials maybe made to The Council of Jewish Women, Att: Buz-z-a-Bus Program or the Temple. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111.

amount of water flowing through the BARNETT, Mr. Ike- Monday September 8, 1986 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Fanny C. Barnett, Nashville; daughter, Mrs.

Patsy Wind, Nashvifle; son, Dr. Paul Barnett, Nashville; seven grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Golda Siegel, Mrs. Katie West, New York, N.Y. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 201 25th Avenue, North.

Complete arrangements announced later. Memorials may be made to West End Synagogue, Akiva School, Jewish Community Center, or B'Nai Brith. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111 Gallatin VALENTINE, Annie Miller Young-Died September 7, 1986 at Sumner Memorial Hospital. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Emma C.

Boxdale; son-in-law, Mr. Willie Boxdale; four stepsons, James, Whitley, Robert, and Sammy Valentine; one brother, Noel Carter, two sisters-in-law; two grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; two nieces; two nephews; a host of relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Wednesday September 10, 1986 from 7 to 8 at the First Baptist Church, Winchester Street. Funeral service to follow with Rev. D.W.

Bender officiating. Interment Thursday September 11, 1986, 10 a.m. at the Gallatin Cemetery. JOHNSON St COLEMAN, Gallatin, Tn. LAURA MILNER Staff Writer While Middle Tennesseans are drying out from recent rains, East and Southeast Tennesseans still face the brunt of a 27-month-long drought that has damaged water quality and reduced stream flow.

TVA officials say the drought still afflicts the agency's upper tributaries, drying up streams, creeks and groundwater aquifers, and leaving the major rivers at 10-20 of their normal volume. "A lot of the rain last week fell in the Cumberland River basin rather than in the Tennessee River basin," said Carl Vines, division editor of air and water resources for TVA. "TVA is only operating at about 60 of its normal hydroelectric generation capacity." While TVA does not sell or supply water to water companies or manufacturing plants, the agency does control the water flow in the Tennessee Valley through a series of dams it either owns or operates, Vines said. State and federal standards require TVA to make sure the water is flowing adequately to operate power plants and paper plants along the rivers, he said. "We have an agreement with Tennessee Eastman to supply a number of gallons of water per minute through the river at Kingsport.

The paper plants at Calhoun need a minimum Faron Young's girlfriend aUl" tv 1 Am SWANER, Douglas Wayne- Age 29 years, September 6, 1986. Survived by mother, Mrs. Flora Swaner Red Boiling Springs; sisters, VirginUTM. Dickens, Nashville, Peggy Ray, Red Boiling Springs; brothers, Bobby Edward Swaner, Nashville, David Joe Swaner, Red Boiling Springs; niece, Alecia Nicole Ray, nephews, Michael Jason Dickens, Joshua Ray. Remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 NolensvMe Road, where services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon, September 10, 1986 at 2:30 o'clock by Wendall Byrd.

Interment Maple-view Cemetery, Smyrna. Employees of B.F.I. will serve as Active and Honorary Pallbearers. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors. 832-1948.

OLINGER, Mr. George William fif Madison. Monday September 1986 at Nashville Memorial Hospital. He was a member of Fatherland Baptist Church. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Mabel Jewel OlingfiL Madison; son, James (Jim) Olinger, Dallas, daughters, Jean Stror matt, Madison, Shirley Gregory, Goodlettsville, Becky Williams, Cottontown; five granddaughters, Marcia Starks, Madison, Pam Elliot, Franklin, Dawn Watson, Goodlettsville, Cara and Marcy Davenport, both of Cottontown, seven grandsons, Jeff Stromatt, Goodlettsville, Terry Old Hickory, Jamie and Timmy Stromatt, both of Madison, Mike and Brian Arwood, both of Nashville, Harold Gregory, Goodlettsville eleven great grandchildren; sister, Edith Marion York, Knoxville, Tn; The remains are at the Madison Funeral Home 219 Old Hickor Blvd. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday September -10, 1986 at 2 p.m. at Fatherland. Baptist Church by Rev. W.W.

Miles and Rev. Milton Knox. Honorary Pallbearers: Good Samaritan Bible Class of Fatherland Baptist Church! Nephews will serve as Active Pallbearers. THOSE DESIRING MAY MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO ALIVE HOSPICE. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery.

MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Director; 868-9020 ROBERSON, Mattie Saturday September 6, 1986 at Baptist Hos-pital. Survived by six sisters, Mes; dames Cynthia Steward, Bertha Trice, Mary Jane Johnson, Emma Holland, and Sadie Mai Harris; Nashville, and Mrs. Mildfed Collier, Chicago, four brothers-in-law, Rev. Amos Johnson, Mes-i srs. Marshall Holland, Roy Lee; Harris, Nashville, and Odie Collier, Chicago, one sister-in-law, Mrs, Lou Willie Baugas, Lansing, a host of nieces and nephews; foster son, Rev.

George Cato; devoted friends, Mrs. Anna Bell Green, Rose White, Pauline Newsom, Richard Britten, and Robert Allen. Visitaj tion with the family Wednesday September 10 at Immanuel Missionary Baptist 43rd Avenue, North from 7 until p.m. Funeral service to follow ducted by Rev. James B.

Cooke and Rev. Amos Johnson. Flowerladies; Mothers Board of the Church nd Friends. Pallbearers: DeaconsloC the Church and Friends. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Thursday.

October 11, 10 a.m. JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, Director llOtegols 36 Class IV R.C.P.ewer. 1.078 lineal feet df tT Class IV R.C.P. in turinfl and 488 lineal feet-of-36-Class IV R.C.P. sewer- tunnel comlete with manj holes and 3.

Plans and specifications will be available September 10, 1986, and may be obtained fronffhS office of The Metropolitan Department of Water and Sewerage Services, Administration Building', 4th Floor, 1600 2nd avenue, Nashville? Tennessee William B. Whitson, Associate Direc" tor of Water and Sewer 5) age Services, upon "payment of $25.00 in the form of a certified check made payable to The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County: Said payment will not Jja returned. 4. It will be necessary for each bidder to show of state license before his bid will be considered, In accordance with the ContracTOif Licensing Acf of contained In TCA 62-6-101 et seq. The bidder's license number; expiration date and mar part of classification applying to the bid 'must appear on the envelope containing the bid.

5. The successful bidder, will be required to furnish satisfactory Performance and Labor and Materialmen's Bonds. 6. A certified check or bank draft, payable "16 The Metropolitan Government of Nashville -and Davidson County, or- satisfactory bid bond exe cuted bv the bidder aria a surety company, ift. an amount equal to five percent (5) of the bid, she be submitted with each: bid.

7. The bid proposal of the low three bidders will be held for a period 'Of' 6ff days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of-bids. All other bids will be released in fourteen (14) after the scheduled bid opening date. 8. The Metropolitan Purchasing Agent shall have the right to reiect any or" all bids, to waive awi informalities In the bids received, and to accept any bid which In his 0Oin1 Ion may be for the ttl, Interest of The MetropoH itan Government.

THE METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT O'Fl NASHVILLE AND. DAVIDSON COUNTY Bv Troy Lynn 7827008 REQUEST FOR BIDS 'J" The Div. of Purchases of the Metro Govt of Nash-; ville Davidson Civ. will, receive sealed bid at their Office, 1001 Siahlman" Bldg. until 10:00 A.M.' Hendersonville SULLIVAN, James Howard-September 8, 1986.

Survived by wife, Betty Sullivan; son, James Edward Sullivan, Murfreesboro, daughters, Anne Spencer, Aiken, S.C., Cathy Adrian, Murfreesboro; brother, Edward Sullivan, St. Petersburg, one grandchild, Rebecca. Services will be at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, September 10 at 11 a.m. with Father John Henrick officiating. Prayer Services will be Tuesday September 9 at 7:30 p.m.

at the funeral home. Pallbearers: Friends. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Nashville. COLE GARRETT, Hendersonville TAYLOR, Maude Monday September 8, 1986. Survived by sons, Robert L.

Taylor, Brown Taylor, Jennings Taylor, all of Nashville; six grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Pauline Bonds, Mt. Juliet; several nieces and nephews. Remains are at Hibbett Hailey Chapel, where services will be conducted 11 a.m. Wednesday, by Bro.

Buddy Neal. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Friends will serve as Pallbearers. HIBBETT HAILEY, Directors.

244-6484. BRINKLEY, Lena May-September 7, 1986. Survived by sister, Jean F. Smith; brother, Noel Nolan, Houston, stepbrother, Bryant W. Tucker, Florida; step sister, Louise Gibert.

Remains are at Eastland Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Thursday, 10 a.m. with Zelma Hale officiating. Interment Carver Brinkley Cemetery, White House. Active Pallbearers: Larry Thomas Larry Thomas Joe Glennon, Bill Jones, Mickey Nolan, Buddy Jones, Gary Nolan, Greg Nolan. EASTLAND FUNERAL HOME, 904 Gallatin 244-6480.

DUNLAP, Porter, Jr. Age 64, formerly of Nashville and Huntsville, died Thursday September 4, 1986 at the VA Hospital in Tuscaloosa, Ala. after a long illness. Mr. Dunlap attended Vanderbilt University and was a member of Kappa Alpha Fraternity.

He graduated from the School of Engineering in 1950 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He was an executive with the National Aeronautics Si Space Administration at the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. from 1959 until his retirement in 1980. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Wayne Douglas Siegel, of Charlottesville, West Va. and three grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the Broadway Chapel, Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. Private graveside services will be held Thursday at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 GILLILAND, James I. Sept 8, 1986. Survived by wife, Bertha B. Gilliland; son, James I. Gilli-land grandsons, James I.

Gilliland III, John Eugene Gilli- -Jand, Robert Carpenter, Allen Carpenter. Remains are at Eastland Funeral Home. Friends will assemble at graveside Wood-lawn Memorial Gardens at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev. David Rainey officiating.

In Lieu of flowers memorials maybe made to East End United Methodist Church. Relatives and friends will serve as Pallbearers. EASTLAND FUNERAL HOME, 904 Gallatin Rd. 244-6480. SCHEIBERT, Dorothy Jean-September 7, 1986.

Survived by husband, Dr. C. David Scheibert; sons, David W. Scheibert, Columbia, Carl R. Scheibert, Nashville, Paul F.

Scheibert, Franklin; daughter, Mary Louise Scheibert, Martin, mother, Mrs. Florence Randle, Kerrville, Tx. Remains are at the Broadway Chapel. Services will be conducted at the First Lutheran Church Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. by Pastor Michael E.

Jenkins. Interment Harpeth Hills. Visitation with the family 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS MEMORIALS MAY BE MADE TO THE AMERICAN CAMELLIA SOCIETY, Box 1217, Fort Valley, GA 33030.

Sons and Friends will serve as Pallbearers. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 system to take care of normal waste discharges." The lack of rain over the past 27 months has caused mountain streams and creeks to dry up, affecting river flow in a "drastic way," Vines said. "This has forced us to cut back on the speed with which water flows through the TVA reservoirs," he said. "That makes the reservoirs more stagnant and more subject to oxygen depletion, which affects the overall water quality." Low oxygen content allows more minerals to dissolve in the water and leads to problems with iron and manganese, he said. TVA officials have been working with water treatment plant operators for a year to correct the water's odor and mineral problems, and Vines said the treatment plants have corrected the deficiencies.

"But unless we begin to get some rain to correct the water quality, by next summer things could really be difficult for people living in the Tennesee Valley," he said. The valley's rainfall averaged 3.79 inches for August, and normal rainfall for that month is 4.09 inches, TVA reports. This left rainfall for the first eight months of 1986 at a record low of 20.68 inches several inches below the valley's normal 37 inches of rainfall for that period. Willi dbbdlul that he's not as bad as it may look," she said. According to Richey, she and Young were at the Lone Star Chili Parlor and Saloon, 1138 Gallatin Road, where Young and his group, The Deputies, were performing as part of the nightspot's grand opening celebration.

Young was drinking tequila, Richey said, and an argument developed between the two. Young left, and Richey soon followed him to the home the couple shares on Mount Shannon Drive in Old Hickory. "I followed him home, and when I got there, he jumped on me and pulled my hair," said Richey. "I got away from him, went to the Metro Police Department and had him arrested for assault and battery." She added: "I've known him for 21 years, I've been in love with him since I was a little girl. He's still one of the best people I know." Some of Young's biggest hits are Sweet Dreams in 1956, Alone with You in 1958, Wine Me Up in 1969 and It's Four in the Morning in 1972.

Young has been arrested three times in Tennessee on drunken driving charges and once for assault and battery against a woman in 1983. The assault and battery charge and at least one of the DUI charges were later dropped. The outcome of the other charges could not be learned last night Young's attorney, Grant Smith, said he understood "the situation's all blown over," although he said the charges have not been dropped. "As I understand it they got mad at each other, but that now they've patched things up," Smith said. Dover, Tn.

CROCKARELL, Lucille- Age 67, died Saturday September 6, 1986, Clarksville Memorial Hospital. Survived by four daughters, Mrs. Faye Bryant, Springfield, Mrs. Faye Price, Old Hickory, Mrs. Judy Threatt, Nashville, Mrs.

Donna Castile, Memphis, three sisters, Mrs. Bonnie Gore, Franklin, Mrs. Louise Cato, Clarksville, Mrs. Earlene Heflin, Phoenix, six grandchildren. Her husband, Harold Crockarell preceded her in death August 8, 1984.

Remains are at Anglin Funeral Home, Dover, where services will be held Tuesday Sept. 9, 10:00 a.m. by Earl Claud, Minister. Interment in the Fort Donelson National Cemetery, Dover, Tn. ANGLIN FUNERAL HOME, Dover, in charge of arrangements Clarksville.

Tn. SISK, Leonard Hanson (L.H.) Age su, uiea sunaay at a wasnville infirmary. Survived by his wife, Eva Askew Wallace Sisk, Clarksville; son, Elbert R. Sisk, Lorton, daughters, Mrs. Ruby S.

Crockett Alcoa, Mrs. Ethel S. Hatcher, McEwen, Tn. He was preceded in death by his son, Audy verlon Sisk, Sr. Also survived by brother, Etha Clay Sisk, Lebanon, six stepchildren; nine grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren.

Mr. Sisk was a founding member of Cedar Grove Baptist Church of Hurricane Mills, Tn. Services will at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, McReynolds-Nave Chapel, Rev. Howard Lee and Rev.

Joe Kanipe officiating. Interment will follow at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens. Active Pallbearers: Clyde Sisk, Tommy Sisk, Michael Sisk. Kenneth Hawkins, Walton Coke, Ross Richardson. Honorary Pallbearers: Robert Seay, and Edwin Crockett.

McREYNOLDS-NAVE, 647-3371 Springfield, Tn, WINTERS, Don Brace Age 24 of Springfield, died September 8, 1986 Jesse Holman Jones Hospital. Survived by parents, Mr. Mrs. Jerry Winters; brother, Timothy Winters; grandparents, Mrs. L.Z.

Winters, Robert Villines, Harriet Villines; great grandmother, Mrs. Leonard Villines, all of Springfield. Remains are at the Austin Bell Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. Inter-, ment Robertson County Memorial Gardens. AUSTIN BELL, 384-4515 SCHROEDER, Charles (Charlie) Sunday, September 7, 1986 at Lil-burn, Georgia.

Survived by his wife, Ann Woods Schroeder, son Gregory Lewis Schroeder, mother, Myrtle Vaden; brothers, Hermand and William (Bubba) Schroeder, and sister, Louise Maxwell. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1986 at 2 p.m. Visitation will be held starting Tuesday evening, September 9, 1986. Interment Hermitage Memorial Gardens.

PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors VANNS, Mrs. Stella Age 80 years. Saturday September 6, 1986 at a local infirmary. Survived by sons, John (Yannie) Vanns, Nashville, Jimmy Vanns, Franklin, daughters-in-law, Rebecca and Juanita Vanns; five grandchildren; eight great grandchildren. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 25th Avenue, North and West End.

Funeral services to be held 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 4905 Franklin Road conducted by Father Mark Arey. The Trisagion Services will be held 7:30 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Pallbearers: Randall Vanns, Shayne Vanns, Kenneth Graves, Sidney Bagwell, Kenneth Mabry, and Eddie Washington.

Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111 JFunercd Homes HOWARD, Toby Sunday, September 7th, 1986. Son of the late Oscar L. Howard.

Husband of the late Joyce E. Howard. Survived by mother, Mary Ann O'Connor, Florida; son, Michael James Howard, Nashville; daughter, Tia Suzanne Howard, Nashville; sons, Eddie and Bobby Howard, brother, W. (Bus) Howard, Nashville; sister, Claudia Blair, Nashville; grandchildren, Jessica Joyce Howard, Nashville and three other grandchildren of Calif. Mr.

Howard was a 32nd Degree Mason. Services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, September 10, 1986 in the Chapel of Roses with Dr. Wallace Chappell officiating. Interment services with Masonic Rites and Full Military Honors will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park.

Active Pallbearers: Mike Howard, Mark Smith, Paul Smith, Bill Rainey, Robert Zigler, Joe Howington. Honorary Pallbearers: Bob Smith, Robert O'Connor, Dwan O'Connor. WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754. Lewis Smith FUNERAL HOME NEWLAND, Antonio (Tony) September 6, 1986. Survived by parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Buckingham and Willie Carter, sisters, Pamela Horsley and Sandra Newland; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie F. Hall; great grandmother, Mrs.

Alice Hall; godmother, Mrs. Ora Jones; aunts, Veronica Bailey, Onedia Easley, Linda, Sheila, and Patricia Cunningham, Georgia Miller, Mattie Woods, Peneto Carter, and Sarah Hunt three great aunts; uncles, Harold Carter, Robert Carter, Roosevelt Miller, Robert Woods, Jeff Cunningham, Tom Hunt, Robert Person, Tom Bailey, and Benjamin Easley, two great uncles; devoted friends, Tom McGraff, Marty Cole, Drew Sullivan, Tom Brunner, Lewis Smith, Dawn Hadden, Kathleen Wooten, D-Bow, Teresa Majors, and Patricia Jones; three devoted cousins, Robert Person, Wayne Hall, and Gale Beamer, devoted nurse, Nina Berry, a host of cousins, and other friends. Visitation with the family Wednesday evening Sept. 10 from 7-8 p.m. at the Patterson Memorial Methodist Church, 316 Whitsett Road.

Funeral services to follow conducted by Rev. Charles Black-man. Interment Thursday morning, 11:00 a.m. Greenwood Cemetery. LEWIS, SMITH St WRIGHT FUNERAL DIRECTORS, South Chapel, 15 North must Franklin, Tn.

Nashville, Tn. MAYES, Frank B. Age 39. Passed away September 7, 1986 at Metro General Hospital. Survived by wife, Alberta Mayes; son, Frank B.

Mayes, III; devoted mother and father, Modena and Frank B. Mayes, sisters, Mrs. Frank (Stella) Lane, Mrs. Vincent (Bessie) Smith, Franklin, Mary E. Johnson, Patricia A.

and Emma L. Mayes, all of Nashville; brothers, Willie, Jimmy (Vernonica) Mayes, Nashville, Robert Mayes, Franklin, five aunts; five uncles; several nieces and nephews, relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Wednesday September 10, 1986 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Hamilton Tabernacle Primitive Baptist Church, Franklin, Tn. Funeral immediately following officiated by Elder Nathaniel Hamilton.

Burial Thursday September 11, 1986, 10 a.m. Egypt Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Tn. JOHNSON'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, Franklin, Tn. in charge of arrangements, 794-4890 FORTE, Mr. Henry F.

Monday September 8, 1986 at Sumner County Health Center. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Theresa F. Embry, Nashville; sons, Henry S. Forte, Vernard F.

Forte, Emmett E. Forte, J. Don Forte, Nashville; fourteen grandchildren; four great grandchildren; sister-in-law, Josephine Seibert, Nashville. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 201 25th Avenue, North Leaving at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday for St.

Ann's Catholic Church for Funeral Mass at 9:00 a.m. Pallbearers: Vernard F. Forte, William D. Forte, Christopher E. Forte, Jeffrey T.

Embry, Charles E. Forte, James D. Forte, Henry F. Forte, William E. Seibert.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited 7:30 Tuesday evening. Memorials may be made to the St. Vincent dePaul Society. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1 1 1 1 MARTIN, Ruth Sunday September 7, 1986.

Survived by sister, Mary (James) McKissack; nieces, Ruth (Walter) Watkins, Denise (Michael) Moore, Margenia, Linda Jackson, Venita Humphreys; nephews, George Pullens, Bennie Jackson, other nieces and nephews; cousins, Pauline (Jimmy) Franklin; other family and friends. Funeral service Wednesday September 10 at Bethlehem U.P.B. Church, 1700 26th Avenue, North with Elder N.A. Mumphrey, Jr. officiating.

Interment Thursday 12 noon Greenwood Cemetery. JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, Director llOlegols llOtegols REBID INVITATION FOR BIDS The Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency will receive bids for Furnishing and Installing New Vapor Barrier and Perimeter Insulation including related accessories and specialties, in the crawl space of the residential buildings at James A. Cavce Homes, Proiect TN. 5-1, Nashville, Tennessee, all in strict accordance with the Specifications for this work until 2:00 P.M. Friday, September 19, 1986 at the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency Administration Building, 701 South Sixth Street, Nashville, Tennessee 37206, at which time and place all bids will be publ-liclv opened and read aloud.

Proposed forms of Contract Documents, including Plans and Specifications, are on file at the office of the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, 701- South Sixth Street, Nashville.Tenne-ssee; F.W. Dodge Corporation, Nashville, Tennessee; Nashville Contractors Association, Nashville, Tennessee; and Minority Business Enterprises, Nashville, Tennessee. Copies of Contract Documents may be obtained at the office of the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, 701 South Sixth Street, Nashville, Tennessee, by depositing $50.00 with MDHA for each set of documents desired. The entire amount of the deposit will be refunded to each contractor, except the successful bidder, who returns full and complete sets of the contract documents, In good condition, within ten (10) consecutive calendar days after the bid opening. A certified check or bank draft to the Metropolitan Development and Housing.

Agency, U.S. Government Bond, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and acceptable sureties In the amount of 5 of the bid, shall be submitted with each bid. The successful bidder shall be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory performance bond or bonds. The bidder shall have an licenses required by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville County, and of Tennessee, the required The bidder's its and that part bid must envelope, bid shall not and otherwise Attention is provisions Employment to the Minority Utilization Plan and to of Minimum Wages applicable Contract. The Metropolitan and Agency reserves to reiect any or to waive in the No bids shall for a days subsequent opening of the consent of Housing Agency.

All Bidders attend a to be MDHA Operations 712 South Nashville, 3:00 P.M. September 16, METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT HOUSING Herman Contracting (7826826) NOTICE TO NO. CREEK SEWER OFFICE OF AGENT 1. Sealed wiH be received Purchasing Metropolitan of Nashville County at Room 1001, Building, until Wednesday, 1986, for tools, apparatus and completely proposed appurtenances, in specifications, proposals will and publicly must be the specifications. 2.

Proposed of furnishing approximately feef of 42 sewer 1,973 cncugcs linn ALAN BOST1CK Staff Writer Veteran country music entertainer Faron Young has been charged with beating his girlfriend, who claims he went berserk while intoxicated, pulling her hair and striking her face, police said. Eva Richey, 38, who was treated at Baptist Hospital for a swollen right eye and released, said the eye may require surgery. She also said other parts of her body were "heavily bruised" in the beating. "When he's sober, there's not a better person anywhere, but when he's drinking he gets sort of violent," said Richey, a booking agent for Globe Talent Young, 54, was charged with assault and battery Aug. 31, only hours after the incident occurred, police records show.

A court hearing has been set for Oct 3. Young, on tour in Connecticut could not be reached for comment but he told Richey to ask the news media, "not to make him look too bad, Annmntmpnf to committee said improper WARREN DUZAK State Writer LEBANON, Term. Wilson County Executive Don Simpson acted improperly in making an appointment to the County Commission's Tax Rate and Budget Committee, a county commissioner charged yesterday. Commissioner Sandy Donnell said the appointment of Commissioner Carlos Bruce to that committee violates a resolution passed by the Wilson County Commission last HJU11U1. "I was shocked when I heard that he Simpson had done that" she said.

"'I'hof In A 1. A I nominating committee." Donnell introduced a resolution that was approved at the commission's Aug. 25 meeting stripping Simpson of the power to make appointments and vesting that power in a yet-to-be chosen seven-member committee of commissioners. But Simpson said yesterday the appointment to fill the post of former-commissioner J. (Mac) McQuskey, was made before the resolution was passed.

"Mr. McQuskey resigned before that meeting," Simpson said. Donnell's resolution specified it would take effect upon passage. The west Wilson County commissioner also said she believes there are efforts being made to convince newly elected commissioners to rescind her resolution at next Monday's commission meeting. She claimed opponents of the measure are spreading misinformation about the reason for the resolution.

"They are telling people that the resolution was a way to keep McQuskey on different county boards, like the board of zoning appeals" she said. Mcauskey, who did not seek re-re-lection as a commissioner, was defeated Aug. 7 in his effort to unseat Simp-soa Donnell added that the resolution, which she said she first introduced four years ago, was not directed at Simpson. However, Simpson said he did consider it a "slap" at him, but he refused to elaborate. He said he was unaware of any campaign of misinformation as described by DonnelL and Davidson by the State to perform work.

license number, expiration date, of the classification applying to the appear on the otherwise the be opened considered. called to the of Equal Opportunity, Business Requirements the Schedule Salaries and to this Development Housing the right and all bids any informalities bidding. be withdrawn period of 60 to the bids without the Metropolitan Development and are invited to Pre-Bid Conference held at the office, Sixth Street, Tennessee at Tuesday, 1986. AND AGENCY Gershowiti Officer THE CONTRACTORS, PROJECT 74-SD-1B, BROWNS INTERCEPTOR THE METROPOLITAN PURCHASING proposals or bids bv the Agent of The Government and Davidson his office in Stahlman 2:00 p.m. on October 1, furnishing materials, equipment, labor and installing the facilities and as set out and said be opened and detached from work consists and installing 3,790 lineal Class IV R.C.P.

lineal feet of.