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tyt iUonttjomcrs fltocriiscr ALABAMA JOURNAL FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1982 19 Death Notice Doath Nolle 19, 1959, approved November 19, 1959, entitled "An Act to Rrmiiate OHNSON. MrsT Famous flyers to join ceremony the Licensing of General Contractors" shall be strictly observed, and that It will be necessary for all persons submitting bids for Ardella, (Ma Ma Delia). former Datient of work Involvlna twentv thousand made to St. John's Episcopal Church or one's favorite charity. Active pallbearers will be Hugh Cottle, Albert Romer, Oliver M.

Estes Health Care Cen dollars or more to show satisfactory evidence of license as a general contractor. The contract shall not be binding Bruchac, John Cluck, William F. Joseph, upon either party or considered closed until approved by the Umphery Boiling, William Hay, Jim Sable, Streeter Wiatt. Honorary pallbearers will be ter and of 2076 Potomac Avenue, died at her home Wednesday, June 2, 1982. Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 5, 1982 at 3:30 p.m.

from Hillard Chapel AME Zion Church, Rev. Jessie Mack, officiating. Burial in Eastwood Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs.

Mary Mayor of the City of Montgomery. A bond In a reliable surety company authorized to do business in the State of Alabama must be given by the successful bidder, such bond shall be for the sum of one hundred percent (100) of the contract price conditioned for the prompt and faithful performance of all terms of the contract and a surety bond In the Past ana present members of St. John's Choir. to break the sound barrier; Col. Gail Halverson, pilot during the Berlin Airlift.

Brig. Gen. Paul Tibbets, pilot of the "Enola Gay," which flew the first atomic bomb mission over Hiroshima; Col. Francis Gabreski, leading World War II ace in European Theatre; CW4 Michael Novosel, U.S. Army Medal of Honor winner for extracting 29 wounded South Vietnamese soldiers under heavy enemy fire.

Brig. Gen. Robin Olds, World War II ace; and Col. William Knight, test pilot who flew the X-15 6.7 times the speed of sound. Fourteen aviation pioneers will participate in a Friday ceremony highlighting great moments in aviation history.

The program, at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center, is part of the Air Command and Staff College's graduation ceremony. Regular graduation ceremonies for the college, located at Maxwell Air Force Base, will take place June 11. Aviation pioneers to attend the Friday event include: Lt. Col.

George Vaughn fourth-ranking living American ace who served in the American Expeditionary Force; Maj. Gen. Leigh Wade, World War I test pilot; Lt. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, Medal of Honor winner and winner of the 1925 Schneider Trophy Race.

Gen. Curtis LeMay, "father" of the Strategic Air Command and former Air Force chief of staff; Brig. Gen. Joe Foss, first American ace to equal Eddie Rickenbacker's 26 kills from World War II; Ensign George Gay, sole surviving member of Torpedo Squadron 8 during the Battle of Midway. Col.

John Mitchell, World War II and Korean War ace; Brig. Gen Charles Yeager, World War II ace and first man LOWDER, H. Shannon, 52, and a resident of 2612 Oxford Drive and of thence south west a distance of 240 feet; thence west 160 feet; thence north 140 feet; thence west 120 feet; thence south west 160 feet; thence west 470 feet to the west I In; of said Section 32, thence north a distance of 250 feet to the point of beginning. The said tract of land is located in the northwest quarter of Section 32, T17N, RI8E, Montgomery County, Aiabama and contains 5.3 acres more or less." PARCEL from R-60-d and R-24-t to a R-99-s District "Commencing trom the north west corner of Section 32, T17N, R18E, Montgomery County, Alabama; thence south 04 degrees 48' 28" east a distance of 2,426.19 feet to the point of beginning; thence east 470 feet; thence north east 160 feet; thence fast 120 feet; thence south 140 feet; thence east 160 feet; thence south west a distance of 270 feet to the north west right-of-way of The Seaborad Coast Line Railroad; thence south west along the north west right-of-way of The Seaboard Coast Line Railroad a distance of 760 feet more or less; thence west 200 feet to the west line of said Sec tion 32, thence north along the west line of Section 32 a distance of 820 feet to the point of beginning. The said tract of land is located in the west i half of Section 32, T17N, R18E, Montgomery County, Alabama, and contains 1 1 .35 acres more or less.

amount equal to fifty percent (50) of the contract price as security for the payment for all Montgomery for 26 Kosa huh, (Levi), Mont persons performing laoor ana urnlshing materials In connec years, died Wednesday. June 2, 1982 in a local gomery- sons, Mr. tion with the contract. CITY OF MONTGOMERY, ALA james jonnson, (Mentha), Cecil, Mr. Edward Johnson, hospital after an extended illness.

Funeral services will be held Normandale United BAMA BY Carl J. Benyon, Sr City Purchasing Agent (Willie Greenville; May 22, 28; June 4, Mgty. 1982 395849 Methodist Church, Fri three grandchildren, Mrs. Mentha J. Harris, day, June 4, 1982 at 3 SPECIAL NOTICE Governor chats to Girls State delegates (Arthur), Detroit, MI, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION Mrs.

Minnie Flowers PUBLIC HEARING At the meeting of the Citv (Raymon), Trenton, NJ, p.m. witn Kev. frank Scott and Dr. Roy Sublette officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery with Leak- Planning Commission of the City Mr.

Edward Johnson, (Lillian), Detroit, or Monroomerv. a abama. Thursday, June 10, 1982, at 4:00 p.m. in the council Chamber, Ml; nine great grand- Citv Hall, Montgomery, Ala hildren; two great bama, a public hearing win be great grandchildren; sis Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Elizabeth B. Lowder, Montgomery; one daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Lowder Payton, neio Tor consioeranon oi me toi lowing Item: An application to be re-zoned from R-60-d and the American Legion Auxiliary. James also talked seriously to the girls, advising them to stay on top of the political issues of the day. "I'd like to say to your governor, that this governor likes special sessions," James said.

He said a June 21 special session will address his unsuccessful efforts to revamp state employee and teacher fringe benefits and the retirement systems. "That will be hotly debated in these halls in two weeks," James said. have access to a jet air-o-plane one of these days." James was referring to publicity his wife received earlier in his administration for jetting about the country to attend religious-oriented functions. Girls State includes an annual pilgrimage to the state Capitol by high school girls who take over state government for a brief period and elect state officers, including a governor and cabinet. They also have mock legislative sessions.

The program is sponsored by R-24-t to R-24-t and R-99- ters, Mrs. Maggie Brown, Mrs. Rosa Parker, Mrs. Irene Patterson, all of Montgomery, Mrs. Pinkie Moore, All Drooertv owners In District the following terested In the above Items are urged to attend this oublic hear MiUDrooK; two sons, oescriDea By SAM DUVALL Advertiser Staff Writer Gov.

Fob James gave participants in an Alabama Girls State caucus in the House chamber Thursday something to shoot for. Explaining that he had met a "girls stater" in 1952 who later became his wife First Lady Bobbie James the governor told the girls, in a slow voice: "You never know how these things work out. If you follow that path, you might raround the state property: "A'from R-60- PARCEL Shannon Lowder, Lamar ing ana express themselves con cerning same. For additional in to a R-24-t District Commencing from the Lowder, both of Mont formation concernino this case can SJ-441, extension ornery; three brothers Birmingham a nost ot nieces, nephews; other relatives and friends. The body will lie in state at the church from 12 E.L.

Lowder, Montgom north west corner of Section 32, T17N, RISE, Montgomery County, Alabama; thence south 04 degrees 48' 28" east a distanced 2,176 meet to. the point of glnning, ery, James Lowder, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION J. Aronstein, Director Mgty. June 4, 6, 1982 399333 Lansing, Ml, Kooert noon until funeral hour. Lowder.

New York. NY; the south the soutl NOTICE OF COMPLETION said point belna west corner of Lot 1, one grandchild, Emily COOKE, Mr. Morris, Shannon Jr'ayton HOYT HENLEY BUILDER hereby gives notice of completion of contract with the Medical Clinic Building of the City of Millbrook. In lieu of Montgomery and Dr. H.

T. Mont a resident of 3366 Loveless Circle, died in an out-of-town hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 5, flowers, memorials may be made to the Montgomery Chapter of the gomery for construction of doctors office at 901 E. S. Boulevard in Montgomery County, Mont gomery.

A This not ce will to- Block 2 Garden Square Subdivision Plat thence east along the south lines of Lot 1, Block 2, Lots 1 8. 22, Block 3, Lots I 8. 14, Block 4 and Lot 38, Block 2 of said Garden Square Subdivision Plat II, thence south easterly along the south west line of Lot 39, Block 2 of said Garden Square Subdivision Plat 1 a distance of 62.38 feet; thence east along the south lines of Lots 39 40, Block 2 of said Garden Square Subdisvision Plat i) feet; 1982 at 11 a.m. from Ross-Clayton Funeral Kidney oundation or Shannon Lowder Memorial Fund of Normandale pear for four consecutive vveeks beginning on June 4, 1982 and ending on June 25, 1982. All claims should be filed at 438-A Twain Curve, Montgomery, Al Chapel, Rev.

L.H. Ham 36117 during this period. United Methodist Church. Active pallbearers will be Frank Selby, Robert Hoyt Henley Builder june 4, ii, io, i Mgty. 399463 Gatewood, Frank Par- ilton, omciating.

burial in Eastwood Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his daughters, Mrs. Iris Elaine Odum, Ms. Breanna Calhoun; one son, Mr.

Morris Cooke, grandson, Keon Odum; uette, Elmer Douglas, erry Kyser, Harmon 0. Herring, James Naive, Edward Azar. Honorary Time Date Funeral Homel Name pallbearers win he ms but that they would be "typical rumors that would develop after a traumatic situation (Central closing down) occurs." King said he had talked to Phillips earlier Thursday. "Dr. Phillips assured me that Central students are being given an opportunity to become a part of St.

James," King said. Central's board voted Monday to close the school for financial reasons. In an agreement outlined at the meeting, the Central property will be leased to St. James to be used as an extension. King said he had thought there might not be enough room at St.

James, adding this might have been one reason St. James was interested in leasing the Central property. Girls State dedicated to Centre woman Alabama Girls State 1982 has been dedicated to Mary George Waite of Centre. Mrs. Waite has served Alabama St.

James' Phillips says Central students welcom The superintendent of St. James School said Thursday the school welcomes former Central Alabama Academy students who want to apply to enter St. James. Dr. F.

0. Phillips made the statement to clarify rumors that St. James is denying Central students admission because it lacks space for them and because they refuse to take an entrance examination. "That (the rumor) is totally untrue," Phillips said. "In our ninth through 12th grades, we have a schedule prepared and have a high school staffed with teachers that we could accommodate 50 additional students as of today." Phillips said St.

James accepts new students on the basis of their academic record, conduct record and their performance on a standardized test. Central headmaster Frank King said he had not heard the rumors himself, Girls State for 25 years as counselor, director and chairman. She currently is an adviser to the board of trustees and the Girls State Committee. More than 6,250 women have completed the Girls State program under her leadership. Mrs.

Waite initiated and developed the Lillian Pugh Andrews Girls State Scholarship fund, named for a former national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, which sponsors Girls State. Drug raid arrests could reach 16 SELMA Arrests of people suspected of dealing in drugs in Dallas County reached nine Thursday and Sheriff W.D. "Cotton" Nichols said the total could hit 16 before the raids end. State and local authorities have arrested seven men and two women since Wednesday after indictments were returned by the Dallas County Grand Jury. Nichols said three of those arrested were released under $25,000 bonds by Thursday afternoon.

ident and Past Presi unts, Mrs. Ann Mrs. Commie 1 June 7 Lee's dents of the Montgomery pm Burford, Mrs. Juanita Lochart, both of Cleve- ADAMS, Mr. Henry 2:30 pm June 4 Joikson-Bryon Board of Realtors, Pres ident and Past Presi and, OH; brother-in- BECK, Lloyd Wilson 1 pm June 5 White Chapel dents of the Greater law, Mr.

John Martin; Montgomery Home devoted friend, Mrs. An- COOK, Morlin J. 10 am June 4 Dover's builders Association and le Jewel Calhoun; COOKEJHr. Sr. 1) om June 5 Ross-Cloyton Morris, loo the Board of the Trustees of Normandale United Methodist EZELL, Mrs.

11 om June 6 People's 2:30 pm June 4 White Chapel FUllEUon cousins and other relatives. Elk Rites will be held Friday, June 4, 1982 at 8:30 p.m. from Ross-Clayton Funeral Home Chapel. Mr. Cooke was a Church.

6ULLEY, Mrs. Edith Mae 1 pm June 6 Ross-Cloyton Ross-Clayton MONTGOMERY Mr. Arthur HARRIS, James pm June 4 Carter's Veteran ot World War 11, member of Southern GULLEY, Mrs. Edit) HEAD, Charles Edword 2 June 4 Gossett-Hudmon pm Mae, a resident of 373 Mr. Arthur Lower Wetumpka Road HOLMES, Earl Pride Lodge 431, I.B.P.O.E.

of A.G. Worthy Exalted Ruler and President of I pm June 5 Ross-Cloyton died in a local hospital JOHNSON, Mrs. Ardella 3:30 pm June 5 Ross-Clayton Funeral services will be Pathfinders Club. June 4 McKenzie's LANIER, Mrs. Grade 8.

2 pm held Sunday, June 6, 1982 at 1 p.m. Coosada Roac Lee's MONTGOMERY LANIER, tudd Anderson 3 pm June 0 Campbell thurcn ot Lhrist, bro Ridout's Prattville Chapel Leak-Memory Chapel Whjte Chapel Funeral Home Announces John Thomas officiating Mrs. Gravlee seeks state auditor post Flanked by her husband and two children, Linda Gravlee of Dora announced her candidacy LOWDER, H. Shannon 3 pm June 4 Leak Memory Chapel AARON, Mrs. Cammie, burial in union resident of 708 Wendy MANCIL, Michelle Benevolent Cemetery II em June 4 White Chapel Elmwood Street, died Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing.

Sur- Monday, May 31, 1982. Anselm MORTON, Herbert, Jr. 2 pm June 4 Leak-Memory Chapel unerai services will De held Monday, June 7, viors include her widower. Mr. Henry MOSS, Mrs.

Allie Mae 11 om June 5 People's Gully; daugters, Mrs MURPHY. Mr. Zack I pm June 5 Carter's 1982 at 1 p.m. from Mt. Mariah fl, Hayneville, Rev.

Hosea Montgom Betty Hooks, Mrs. Rosie PERKINS, Mr. Jimmy 2 pm June 4 Ross-Clayton Holmes; sons, Mr. Willie Hooks, Mr. Jerry and SEARS, Jessie Leon 3:30 pm June 4 Jeff coat Wayne Hooks; sister for state auditor Thursday.

With reporters crowded into the small office she has occupied as executive assistant to the state auditor for the past 4Vz years, Mrs. Gravlee, 39, said she will resign her post Friday to campaign for the auditor's post. She said she will officially qualify Saturday as a can- ery, otticiating. Burial in Moss Cemetery. Lee's Funeral Home directing.

Survivors include two Mr. Conway Mrs. Leanna Bovd SKINNER, D. 11 em June 5 Hardoge Krouss brother, Milledge and Mrs. Aldora TOWNS, Hawkins Dan Hooks; nephew, Mr James Bodv: five erand 10 am June 6 Welch daughters, Mrs.

Tessie children a host of other WHITE, Mr. Joe Frank 2 pm June 5 Lee's PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL SERVICES Dlte Sensible fJiing to 2)o This new Ridout's service allows you to make funeral arrangements prior to death assures that your wishes will be carried out at the time of death with a minimum of worry and decision making. relatives and friends White Chapel family hour will be held Lee Aaron, Montgomery, Mrs. Lucinda Chambers, Indianapolis, IN: two sons, Mr. Richard Aaron, Los Angeles, CA, Mr.

William Aaron, dent of Rt. 4, Tallassee died unexpectedly Satur day. May 29, 1982 in Tal Saturday, June 5, 1982 H.S. Durden D.W. Jones S.M.

Chenaul from 8-9 p.m. at Ross Clayton Funeral Home lapoosa County. Funeral services will be held Chapel from Elam Baptist Indianapolis, IN; 13 grandchildren; cousins, other relatives and friends. PERKINS. Mr.

Jimmv a resident of 641 South Church, Friday, June 4 1982 at 11 a.m. with Rev Sam Allen and Rev Glenn Edmunds officiat WHITE, Mr. Joe Frank, Hall Street, died May 31,1982. Funeral services will be held Friday, June formerly of White Hall, died Sunday, May 30, ing. Burial in Elam Cemetery with White 4, 1982 at 2 p.m.

trom 1982 in Inkster, MI. Fu Ross-Clayton Funeral Chapel directing. Sur Home Chapel, Rev. neral services will be held Saturday, June 5, vivors include her moth er, Mrs. Debra Mancil Parks, officiating Burial in Mt.

Carmel 1982 at 2 p.m. from St. Mark Baptist Church, White Hall, Rev. J.J. Tallassee; her father 1.

Advance arrangements relieve survivors of much decision-making 3. Financing is available on pre-arrangement funer- Cemetery, Shopton 2. Purchaser is confident that this need has been secured 4. Personal thoughts and ideas about arrangements can be recorded Steve Mancil, Opelika Ross-Clayton Funeral it a her stepmother, Mrs Johnson officiating. Cherrv Mancil.

ODelika Burial in First Baptist nome aireciing. our vivors include his daugh one brother, Wade Man Church Cemetery. Lee's BECK, Lloyd Wilson, 64, and a lifetime resident of Highland Home, died unexpectedly Wednesday, June 2, 1982 at his residence. Funeral services will be held from Davenport Church of Christ, Saturday, June 5, 1982 at 2 p.m. with Minister Jack Cates officiating.

Interment in Bethlehem Cemetery with White Chapel directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Fannie E. Beck, Highland Home; his mother, Mrs. Annie Ruth Beck.

Letohatchee; one son. Wilson L. Beck, Highland Home; two daughters, Mrs. Annie Ft. Smith, Montgomery, Miss Sally June Beck.

Highland Home; five brothers, W.J. Beck, Frank Beck, both oi Highland Home, Roy Beck, Homer Beck, Sam Beck, all i Letohatchee; four grandchildren. The body ter, Ms. Lucille Perkins 5. Purchaser is protected against future price increase cil, Tallassee; he unerai Home directing.

two sisters, Mrs. Lucille grandparents, Mr. and Survivors include one son, Mr. L.C. Gray, Mrs.

Harvey Mancil Sanchez, New York City Mrs. Hester Todd: Mrs. Gravlee didate in the Democratic primary. "I'm jusi a little country girl from Walker County and never dreamed I would have this opportunity to offer myself to serve the people of Alabama," Mrs. Gravlee said.

Friday evening she will appear at a rally at Dora High School where she reigned as "Miss Dora High" in 1960, the year she graduated. Her campaign has already been launched with 11 billboards throughout the state which feature her picture and the words, "Who is Linda Gravlee?" She said the text will be changed later in the campaign to answer the question. Asked if she thought the lack of a college degree would hurt her in the race, Mrs. Gravlee said, "I don't have a degree, but I do have an education; some people have a degree, but no education." Besides experience in private industry, Mrs. Gravlee said she worked for 3Vi years on former Gov.

George Wallace's office staff. She was appointed executive assistant to the state auditor in October 1977. Boy gave away U.S. flags Six-year-old Jay Cooper gave away small American flags Monday during a special ceremony in Prattville for the unveiling of a monument to Vietnam veterans. Jay is the son of Danny Cooper, state director for U.S.

Sen. Jeremiah Denton. Sen. Denton sent to flags to the ceremony to be passed out, according to Commander Rex Adams of American Legion Post No. 122 in Prattville.

Though some people gave Jay dimes, Adams said the flags were free. Montgomery, Mr. and brother. Mr. Ulysses Mrs.

Delma Taunton Perkins, Montgomery two grandsons; several Tallassee; her great grandmother, Mrs. Icie Brewer, Reeltown. The FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ABOUT PRE-ARRANGEMENT FUNERAL SERVICES CALL ANY OF THESE FUNERAL HOMES: stepbrothers; ste motner. Mrs. Lillian body will lie in state at Montgomery; two sisters, Mrs.

Catherine McGowan, Montgomery, Mrs. Mary Price, Lansing, MI; two brothers, Mr. Jacob White. San Francisco, CA. Mr.

Albert Jenkins, Montgomery; one uncle; five aunts; cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Perkins; stepfather, Mr the cnurcn trom a a.m Lhariie wnson; one until funeral hour. brother-in-law: one sis ters-in-law; a host of Ridout's Prattville Chape! 347 Eat Main St. 365-5982 Leak-Memory nieces, nephews and oth er relatives. R.

CAROLE HOLMES, Mr. Arthur MORTON, Anselm Earl, formerly of Mont Welch MONTGOMERY Herbert, 71, and White Chapel Funeral Home 43 S. Jackson St. 262-3501 Leak Memory Chapel Lincoln Road 272-6501 will lie in state at the church 30 minutes prior gomery, died in Cleveland, OH, May 28. 1982 resident of 1605 East Fairview Avenue and of to services.

Funeral services will be Mnntonmprv fnr fifi held Saturday, June TOWNS, Mrs. Aldora Hawkins, a former resident of Montgomery County, died recently in Chicago, IL. Graveside pan, 5b, and a years, died June 2, 1982 1982 at 1 p.m. New resident ot m. Hope a local hospital after tl till jhf.n4 1 1 -I Hull, died Wednesday.

brief illness. funeral Canann Baptist Church Rev. A.J. Carter of services will be held June 2 1982 at 10 a.m. In a local hospital after an services will be held in Garrison Cemetery.

Sunday at 10 a.m. with from St. John' extended illness. Grave I I Episcopal Church, Fri ficiating. Burial in New Canaan Cemetery.

Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors are weicn funeral Home day, June 4, 1982 at side services will be held Friday, June 4, 1982 at p.m. with Rev. Charles BUY IT SELL IT RENT IT PINO IT directing. Survivors include her husband, Mr.

2:30 p.m. in Mt. Pleas his parents, Mr. and H. Douglass and Rev.

Albert D. Perkins III of Mrs. Jerome Holmes Montgomery's Number 1 i Market Place Ciea ssitfoed ant Cemetery, Crenshaw County, with Minister CALLIN YOUR AD 264-4561 01 OUTSIOI TNf MONTGOMERY ARIA TOLL FREE 1-800-392-5794 William Towns, Chica- fo, IL; two sons, Mr. reddie Scott. Mr.

Ull- Cleveland, OH; one son ficiating. Interment in Jonah Burton Holmes Jack Cates officiating. White Chapel directing. one daughter, Kimberly esseys Scott; daughter- Greenwood Cemetery with Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Sur Survivors include his in-law, Mrs.

Wilson; one sister, Mrs Joann Holmes, Cleve Scott, Montgomery; sis land, OH; one brother than live percent of the awarding authority's estimated cost or of tween Carter Hill Road and Rosemont Court. Jerome Holmes, Jr the contractor's bid, but in no LEGALS FRIDAY vivors inciuae ms wiie, Magdalene Eck Morton, Montgomery; two sons, Anselm Herbert Morton III, John Eugene Morton, U.S.A.F.. San ingham, Alabama 35202. Or call: (205) 758-2285 (Tuscaloosa). Ralph Posey Chairman Montgomery Advertiser June 4 II, 399871 wife, Mrs.

Dot Fuller, Montgomery; his mother, Mrs. Gurthrie S. Nesmith, Montgomery; two sons, William Dan Fuller, Hope Hull, James Patrick Fuller, Cleveland, OH; a de event more than $10,000 00; or a bid bond through a surety corn- voted grandmother authorized to do business in oany the State of Alabama, made payable to the awarding authority In Mrs. Hattie Holmes Montgomery; aunts an amount not less than fl Antonio, TX: two daugh Montgomery; three percent of the bid or the awarding authority's estimated cost, but in ters, Gerralyn Morton All property owners Interested In the above Item are urged to attend this public hearing and express themselves concerr-'ng same. For additional information, concerning this case, Call 832-4417, ext.

212. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION J. Aronstein, Director Mgty. June 4, 6, 1982 3993(9 Mrs. Lula Mae Travis Mrs.

Mae Ella Sanders no event more than siq.uuu.qu Austin, Huntsville, Eliz Plans and specifications may tH inspected in the city Engineerini Department, Room 239, Citj. Hall, Montgomery, Alabama and may be obtained upon de posit of twenty-five dollar; (S25 00), all of which will be re turned to the bona fide bidder: upon the return of all document! in good condition within fifteen (15) days after date of opening bids. The City reserves the right tc reject any and all bids and waive technicalities. The successful bidder will be re quired to carry Workmen's Compensation Insurance, Public Liability Insurance, and in the event a subcontractor is employed, Contractor's Contingent Liability insurace. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS PROJECT NO.

PR-2-82 The City of Montgomery, Ala bama Sealed bids will be received by the Citv of Montaomery, Ala Such bid guaranties as provided in this section shall constitute all Mrs. Dorothy Holmes abeth Morton Brass- SPECIAL NOtlCf CITY PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING At the meeting of the City Planning Commission of the City of Montgomery, Alabama on Thursday, June 10, 1982, at 4:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber, City Hall, Montgomery, Alabama, a public hearing will be held for consideration of the following Item: uncles. Mr. benni ters.

Mrs. H. (jarnson, Montgomery, Mrs. Rosebud H. MCDuffie, Detroit, MI, Mrs.

Ollie H. Avery, Montgomery, Mrs. Emma H. Thomas, Beaumont, TX; one brother, Mr. Willie J.

Hawkins, Montgomery; one sister-in-law, Mrs. Willie Mae Hawkins; brothers-in-law, Mr. John H. Garrison, Mr. Claude McDuffie, Mr.

Sable Thomas: several nieces, nephews and other relatives. The body will arrive in Montgomery, Saturday evening. of the qualifications or guaranty to be required of contractors as orereauisities to Diddina tor ouo Sanders, Mr. James Holmes; four great bama, at the Office of the daughters, Bonnie Fuller, Connie Fuller, Mrs. Patricia Farrow, all of Montgomery; five grandcnlldren.

Pallbearers will be Larry Brady, Allen Brady, J.C. Parker, Ronnie Walker. Jerry lie works, except as required by the state licensing board for Purchasing Agent, City of Mont aunts: four ereat uncles aneral contractors and the ore gomery, in the City Hall, Room 2 ington, Montgomery; two brothers, Allen Felter Morton, Mont- ornery, John Morgan lorton, Montgomery; one sister, Mildred Morton Porterfield, until 3:00 P.M. on June 10 qualification as required by the other relatives and mgnway aeparimeni or ine outia ina commission. (Acts 1947.

No appli ted fro zoned from R-125 District friends. A family hour will be held Friday, June 492, p. 338, S3; Acts 1949, No. 577, ALABAMA LIBERTARIAN PARTY CONVENTION CALL The annual nominating convention of the Alabama Libertarian Party shall be held on Saturday, June 19, 1932, at 11 A.M.: Governor's House Hotel, Montgomery, Alabama. Further information: P.O.B.

11514, Blrm- p. 07.) 1982, and will be publicly openec and read aloud for: RE-ROOFING OF THERAPEUTIC RECREATIONAL CENTER, 604 Augusta Street, Montgomery, Alabama waiKer, James Mosiey to R-24-t and R-B5 District the following described property: Lots and of the Rosemont Plat along the west side of Rosemont Drive be 4, 1982 from 7-8 p.m from Ross-Clayton Fu The bidder shall be required tc file with his bid either a certified, check payable to the awarding Bidders are hereby notified that all provisions of Section 80. Act Montgomery; five grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be MANCIL, Wendy Michelle, 6, and a resi- No. 571 Regular Session of June nerai Home tnapei.

authority for an amount not less.