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a The Montgomery Aduertiser FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1979 Court supports officer in suit A suit filed against a security officer employed by the Montgomery Police Department was decided in favor of the officer Thursday. The suit, alleging that the officer, Charles Stanley, was corrupting another man's wife, was decided in a summary judgment issued by Circuit Judge Joseph Phelps. Stanley, who has been identified by Police Chief Charles Swindall as a gate at the city lot, was sued as a "police officer" who was using his office "in an abusive and harassing manner against plaintiff's wife." Raymond Goodwin is the plaintiff who filed the suit that asked for $25,000 in damages and alleged that Stanley was operating a brothel with Goodwin's wife. Goodwin, who is serving time in a federal correctional institute in Texas, charged that Stanley was contributing to Mrs. Goodwin's entering a life of crime.

Stanley also was accused of breaking up the Goodwins' marriage. Goodwin alleged that Stanley offered protection for Mrs. Goodwin in return for her services as a manager of the "other girls" at the brothel. Group honors environmentalist John W. Hicks environmentalist for Macon County, was selected Environmentalist of the Year at the 23rd annual meeting of the Alabama Public Health Association held recently in Birmingham.

Hicks, 37, is a graduate of Tuskegee Institute and has been county environmentalist since 1972. As environmentalist, he is responsible for inspecting food service establishments and was recognized for job performance, job knowledge, and accomplishment in the environmental health field. Hicks heads two civic organizations in Tuskegee, the city chapter of Negro Airmen International and the JOHN W. HICKS JR. Booker T.

Washington Elks Lodge. A private pilot. he has logged more than 800 hours of flying time. Hicks is married to the former Thomasine Peterson and has a daughter, Audrey Maria. Conservation official, law officers suspended A state Department of Conservation official and two law enforcement officers have been suspended from their jobs for what a department official calls "bad judgment." The three men were suspended for five days, ending Friday, for hunting in a "generalized area where turkey-baiting was taking said a department official.

Suspended after being found April 8 near baited property near Millry in Washington County were: Edward Farish, administrative assistant to Conservatin Commissioner Dick Forster; and two enforcement officers from the Game and Fish Division, Capt. James Parsons of Florence and Lt. Hulon Davis of Washington County. The trio was found by other conservation officers, and because of the suspension, they will miss one week of pay, a Monroeville plans Sunday on the Square MONROEVILLE (Special) Music, an antique car display, games, fire truck rides for children, concessions, and arts and crafts are on tap here Sunday for the sixth annual Sunday on the Square. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m.

on the Courthouse Square in downtown Monroeville. Boating course set in May A free eight-hour boating course conducted by the Alabama Marine Police will begin May 3 in the state Highway Department building auditorium. The four course will be held once per week for two hours each session and is designed to reach the 8-to-12 age group. The course is not restricted to that age group and all those completing it will receive certificates. The certificate allows a person under 12 to legally operate a boat on Alabama waters.

Registration information may be obtained from the Marine Police office at 64 N. Union or by calling 832-6350. A Death Notices Death Notices 2 Death Notices Death Notices Leak-Memory B.R. CARGILE BOLTON, Mrs. Ruth Jordan, age 79, a resident of Mobile and formerly of Montgomery died Monday at 9:45 p.m.

after an illness in a local nursing home. Funeral vices were held from St. Bede's Catholic Church Thursday morning at 10:00 a.m. with Father Michael McGinness officiating. Burial in Greenwood Ceme-, tery, Leak-Memory Chapel directing.

She is survived by her husband, Joseph C. Bolton, Mobile; one daughter, Mrs. Milton Taff, gomery; three sons, Clarence E. Jordan Palatka, FL, Kirk A. Jordan, Granville, OH, Al J.

Jordan, Montgomery; three sisters, Miss Eloise Golemon, Mobile, Mrs. Maggie Mae Roach, Mobile, Mrs. Frances DeHaan, Miami, FL; two brothers, Albert S. Golemon, Houston, TX, Harry W. Golemon, Beaumont, TX: 22 grandchildrn, five greatgrandchildren; six step-sons; one step-daughter.

MILLER, Miss Bessie, age 86, a resident of 1904 Ridge died April 17, 1979 in a local hospital. Graveside services were held Thursday, April 19, 1979 at 2 p.m. at Greenwood Cemetery with White officiating. Leak-Memory Chapel directling. Survivors include one niece, Mrs.

Charles J. Collins, Montgomery; six nephews, Craig Miller, 'Montgomery, Julian Ridolphi, Ridolphi, Montgomery, Montgomery, Fred Pierre Ridolphi, Memphis, Frank Ridolphi, Tampa, Earl Ridolphi, Birmlingham; several great nieces nephews and several great great nieces nephews. DOWE, Marguerite a resident of 334 Washington Ave. and a lifelong resident of Montgomery, died at 6:10 a.m. Thursday, April 19, 1979 at her residence after an extended illness.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, April 20, 1979 from St. Peters Catholic Church with Father Patrick O'Connor officiating. Burial in St. Oakwood Cemetery.

Leak-Memory Chapel directing. No Flowers, the family requests a kind deed be done for someone. Wake services Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. She is survived by a brother, John Dowe, Montgomery. HOWARD HOWARD MONTGOMERY friends.

BARNES, Mr. Rufus, 879-D HALL, Mrs. Louvenia, a resident of services Letohatchee, will Ala. Fu: neral be held Friday at 2:00 p.m. from Salem Church of Christ, Rev.

She was of The James Simmons, officiating. Rising Star Benevolent Society, President. Burial Bennie in Warren, Salem Mr. Cemetery, Howard Howard Funeral Service directing. Survivors include seven daughters, Mrs.

Mary Williams, Omaha, Mrs. Leona Rutledge, Mrs. Annie Kyser, Pensacola, Mrs. Corene AlCalifornia, Mrs. Annie McCall, Calhoun, Mrs.

Carrie Neeley, Mrs. Wynona Reynolds, Chicago; six sons, Eddie, Jesse, James, David and Arthur Hall, all of Chicago, John Hall, Mississippi; three sisters, Mrs. Mancie Means, Mrs. Cindy Brothers, Calhoun, Mrs. Birmingham; Emma Con- a ley, brother, John one Mr.

Patterson, Mississippi; 56 grandchildren; 19 great a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and Westview Dr. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Howard Howard Funeral Chapel with Minister to be announced. Burial in New Center Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Viola Barnes; one son, Mr. Johnny Barnes; one brother, Mr. James Howard, all of Montgomery; grandchildren, Betty, Gwendolyn, Jacqulene, Eddie, Joseph, Johnny, James Barnes, other relatives and friends. NICHOLS, Mr. Lee, 710 Central Street.

Funeral services will be held Saturday, 12:00 noon from Howard Howard Funeral Chapel, Brother K. K. Mitchell officiating. Burial in Rockdale Cemetery, Lapine, AL, Howard Howard Funeral Home directing. He was a World War I veteran.

Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Rena Cilberson, Mrs. Clara Harris and Mrs. Daisy Long, all of Montgomery; three brothers, Henry and William Nichols, Montgomery, Jeff Nichols, Cincinatti; four sisters-in-law; several nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. YOUNG, Mr.

James (Red) of Montgomery, died Thursday, April 19, 1979 in Birmingham VA hospital. Funeral services and survivors will be announced by, Howard Lee's MONTGOMERY WATTS, Mr. Booker, Route 4, Box 242-A, Montgomery, died Sunday, 1979. Funeral services will be held Sunday, April 22, 1979 at 1 p.m. from Lee's Chapel.

Burial in Gaston Cemetery, Lee's Funeral Home directing. Survivors are a wife, Mrs. Melzoria Watts; two daughters, Mrs. Diana Daniel and Mrs. Mary Helen Watts; several cousins; sevgrandchildren; other relatives and friends.

DAVIS, Mrs. Mary 3250 Cleveland died Monday, April 16, 1979. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 21 at 2 p.m. from Day Street Baptist Church with Rev. W.J.

Hudson ficiating. Burial in Oliver Davis Memorial Gardens, Maplesville, Chilton County. Lee's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Eddie Bell Kidd, Mrs.

Aresia Davis Mrs. Ola Mae Perdue; son, Robert L. Cole: two Mr. Jackson Kidd and Mr. Johnny Perdue; two sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Mary Hicks and Mrs. Clarette Davis; one brotherin-law, Mr. Joe Hicks; thirteen several great grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Family hour Friday from 7 until 8 p.m. The body will be in the church from 12.

noon until 2 p.m. (funeral hour). DAVIS. Mrs. Mary 3250 Cleveland died Monday, April 16, 1979.

Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 21 at 2 p.m. from Day Street Baptist Church with Rev. W.J. Hudson officiating. Burial in Davis Memorial Gardens, Maplesville, Chilton County.

Lee's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Eddie Bell Kidd, Mrs. Aresia Davis, Mrs. Ola Mae Perdue: son, Mr.

Robert L. Cole: one son-in-law, Mr. Jackson Kidd and Mr. Johnny Perdue; two sisters-in-law. Mrs.

Mary Hicks, Mrs. Clarette Davis: one brotherin-law, Mr. Joe Hicks; several thirteen grandchildren, great grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Family hour Friday from 7 until 8 p.m. Body will be in the church from 12 noon until 2 p.m.

(funeral hour). BELLINGER, Mrs. Ella, 2054 Chappel Street, died Tuesday, April 17, 1979. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 21 at 1 p.m. from Southside Church of Christ with Evangelist K.K.

Mitchell officiating. Burial in Goodship Cemetery Millbrook. Lee's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mollie L.

Mullins; three sisters, Mrs. Alice James, Mrs. Mollie Wright, Mrs. Lizzie Martin: daughter-in-law, Mrs. Viola W.

Bellinger; grandson, Mr. John Mullins, grandchildren, Mrs. Bessie Haynes, Mrs. Johnnie Mr. Roland Royster, Mrs.

Susie Mr. Leo Brock, Mrs. Janice Bellinger; 12 great grandchildren, 57 nieces and nephews; numerous cousins, other relatives and friends. Ross-Clayton MONTGOMERY BALLARD, Mr. Ross a resident of 204 Martin Patton Avenue died at his homel Monday morning April 16, 1979.

Funeral services will be Saturday, April 21, 1979 at p.m. from Abraham Baptist Church, Rev. H.L. Garrett officiating. Burial in Roxanna Cemetery.

Survivors are his step-daughter, Mrs. Juliette Hunter: five sons, Mr. George Ballard, Ballard Mr Isom Ballard, Mr. Ballard. Mr.

Roosevelt Ballard; five daughters-in-law; seven grandchildren; two devoted friends, Mrs. Body and Mrs. Carrie Harris; a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives. He was an employlee at the Red Byrd Inn for 55 years. Ross Clayton Funeral Home directing.

Carter's relatives and friends She a member of Adam Cook Chapter No. 612, O.E.S. Ramer, Ala. PITTS, (Sug) Mr. Lawrence, a resident of Union Springs, died Saturday, April 14 at his home.

Funeral vices will be Sunday, April 22, 1979 at 3:30 p.m. from Antioch Baptist Church, Midway, Rev. J. Grooms officiating. Burial in the Church Cemetery Carter Funeral Home directling.

Survivors include five sons, Mr. Curtis Pitts, Mr. Lawrence Pitts, Mr. Julius Pitts, Mr. Henry Pitts, Mr.

Tommy Pitts, all of Chicago, two sisters, Mrs. Isabell Randall, Union Springs, Mrs. Mattie Wood, Chicago, three brothers, Tommy Pitts, Chicago, Mr. Eddie Pitts, Haines City, Mr. Matt Pitts, Baltimore, Maryland; several grandchildren; sister-inlaw; two brothers-in-law; a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.

UNION SPRINGS KISER, Mrs. Mary Eliza, formerly of Bullock County, died Monday, April 16, 1979 in St. Louis, Missouri. The body will arrive Friday afternoon, April 20, 1979. Funeral services will be Saturday, April 21, 1979 at 2p.m.

from Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Simville Community with Rev. I.H. Battle officiating. Burial in the Church Cemetery Carter Funeral Home directling.

Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Annie Louis, Missouri; one son, Mr. Willie Kiser, Mt. Meigs, four sisters, Mrs. Melvina Allen, Union Springs, Mrs.

Alberta Wickfall, Florida, Mrs. Gussie Green, Detroit, Mrs. Annie Pearl Mims, Montgomery; a host of children great grandchildren a host of other WHITE, Mrs. Elizabeth, resident of 71 Ellis Union Springs, died Thursday in a Montgomery Hospital. Funeral services be Saturday, April 21, 1979 at 12 noon of-from the Second Baptist Church, Thompson Rev.

J. Calhoun officiating. Burial in the Church Cemetery with Carter Funeral home directing. Survivors include her husband, Mr. Moses White, Orlando, two daughters, Miss Girline White, Rochester, N.Y., Mrs.

Mozelle Penn, Union Springs; four sons, Mr. Vernon White, Mr. Richard White, Mr. J.C. White, Mr.

Willie James White, all Orlando, two brothers, Mr. Joseph Mims, Union Springs, Mr. Frank Mims, Montgomery; 14, grandchildren; two great grandchildren; a host of other relatives and friends. JARRETT MEMORIAL Ridout's PRATTVILLE CHAPEL JAMES-HERBERT GREENVILLE Box 89, Ft. Deposit, died PERDUE, Classie, of Rt.

1 April 14, 1979 in Stabler Memorial Hospital, Greenville, Ala. Funeral 1 services will be 2 p.m. April 22, 1979 in AntiAME Zion Church, Ft. Deposit, Ala. Rev.

Lewis will officiate. Burial in the Roper Cemetery, Ft. Deposit, Ala. Survivors include her husband, Willie Perdue; three sons, Hubert Perdue, Birmingham, John L. Perdue, St.

Louis, Missouri, Willie L. Perdue, Ft. Deposit. five daughters, Willie Mae Gray, Ft. Deposit, Ethel Ruth Cheatham, Annie Perdue, Ft.

Deposit, Dora Collins, Birmingham, Stella Steel, Cleveland, Ohio; four sisters: four brothers; 34 grandchildren; 9 great uncles; grandchildren; five one brothers-in-law; aunt; five eight sisters-in-law. Rose-Geeter WETUMPKA MAYBERRY, Mrs. Alberta; a resident of 1634 Fable Montgomery, Ala. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from Second Bap-3 tist Church with Rev.

Paul Boswell officiating. Burial in Wetumpka City Cemetery with Rose-Geeter Funeral Home directing. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Cloral Parnell, Akron, Ohio, Mrs. Violet Hamilton, St.

Arben, N.Y., Mrs. Garnett Hunt, Montgomery, Mrs. Charlena Jackson, Tallassee. Mrs. Alberta Jennings, Anniston, four sons, Dr.

Benny Tuskegee, D. D.W. Mayberry, Albany, Henry MaybeMontgomery, Spergeon Mayberry, Lompoc, one sister, Mrs. Mattie Burrell, Chicago, two sisterin-law, Mrs. Lillian Mayberry, Jersey City, N.J., Mrs.

Mary Caldwell, Detroit, 38 grandchildren; 36 great grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; four daughters-in-law; four sonsin-law; a host of other relatives and friends. Jones GREENVILLE GORUM, Hillary age 80, a resident of 506 Lake Andalusia, died Wednesday, April 18, 1979 in an Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, from the Chapel of Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Cliff Boggs officiating.

Burial will follow in Sunrise Memorial Park Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home of Greenville directig. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Annie Bell Gorum, dalusia; two sons, Hertice. Gorum, Greenville, Charles Gorum, Georgiana; eight daughters, Mrs.

Ila Rabren, Andalusia, Mrs. Willie Mae Griggers, Pensacola, Mrs. Lucille Wasden, Greenville, Mrs. Annie Jean Owens, Georgiana, Mrs. Shirley Majors, Milton, Mrs.

Minnie Lou Odom, Pensacola, Mrs. Jo Ann McDaniel, Neoshia, Missouri, Mrs. Syble McDiarmied, Greenville; 27 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren. Allen UNION SPRINGS TARVER, Mrs. Allie Ree, of Rt.

2, Box 66A, Union Springs, died Saturday, 14, in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 21, 1979 at p.m. from Town Creek Baptist Church, Rev. Union Springs, Ala. W.

Jackson will officiate. Burial in Churchyard Cemetery with Allen Funeral Home directing. Survivors include al devoted daughter, Mrs. Marie Jackson, Union adopted daughter, Mrs. Mary Belser, Waugh, one law, Mrs.

Bennie Lou Tarver, Midway, Ala. 17 grandchildren; 10 adoptd grandchildren; 37 great grandchildren; 31 great great grandchildren; a host of nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Did you know of all adults 30 and over are frequent newspaper readers? E. G. Cummings THOMAS, Mr.

Moses resident of Chicago and Monday, April 16, 1979. of A Montgomery, neral services will be Saturday from E.G. Cummings Memorial Chapel with Rev. Willie G. Broadnax officiating.

Burial in Brassell Cemetery. Survivors include six daughters, Mrs. Sherman Jeraldine Knox, Mrs. Bernard (Rosa) Tasby, Mary Thomas, Mrs. Mauvie (Gloria) Essien, Clariss Thomas, Octovia Thomas: three sons.

Moses Thomas, Michael Thomas, Donald Thomas; three sisters, Cathofferine Mitchell, Cincinnati, Ohio, Wiggins, abeth Thomas, N.Y.; three brothers, Elesba Thomas, Castleberry, Herman Thomas, Brewton, Willie Thomas; 10 grandchildren; numerous relatives and friends neighbors; two sons-in-law: two daughters-in-law. family may be contacted 808 Tuscaloosa St. LEE, Mr. Jessie, a of 5364 Lola Lane, died 17, 1979. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Sunday, April 22.

1979 E.G. Cummings Memorial Chapel with Rev. E.L. son officiating. Burial in Sister Springs Baptist Churchyard Cemetery.

ily hour will be 8:15 to Friday, April 21, 1979. vivors include a devoted wife, Mrs. Delma Lee; daughters, Mrs. Gloria Lumpkin, Cleveland, Miss Patricia Ann Lee, gomery, Miss Dorothy Lee, Montgomery, Miss thia Elaine Lee, Montgomery, Miss Gwendolyn Deloris Lee, Montgomery; sons, Mr. Jessie James Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.

Lee, Mr. Ronnie Lee, Mr. Henry Alvin Mr. Anthony Lee, Terrance Levon Lee, Mr. Danforth Lamar Lee, all of Montgomery; four grandchildren cluding Miss Toni Laray two foster sons, Nathaniel Chappell, Mr.

Mejia: three sisters, Rose Anna McIntosh, lingham, Mrs. Essie Ivery, Corona, N.Y., Claudia M. Culpepper, brothers, gomery; four Sam Lee, Los Angeles, Mr. Eddie Lee, Selma, Mr. Gilbert Lee, ery, gomery; Mr.

five Willie Lee, sisters-in-law; five brothers-in-law ing the Rev. Walter R. pepper; a and host of other nieces relatives nephews and friends. great great great grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. SMITH, Mr.

Richard, a resident of Hayneville, died April 16, 1979 in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 22, 1979 at First Baptist Church, Hayneville, Ala. with Rev. J.J.

Johnson officiating. Burial in Hayneville Cemetery, Survivors include six daughters, Annie Ruth James, Fannie Mae Reese, Pearlie Mae Robinson, all of Hayneville, Autherreen Gravies, Montgomery, Dilla Burk, Gary, Indiana, Lizza Smith, N. four sons, Jimmy Smith, Youngstown, Ohio, Willie Smith, Little Rock, Benny Smith, Richard Smith, Hayneville, daughters-in-law; six sonsin-law; 47 grandchildren; 13 great great grandchildren; 2 Announcements Card of Thanks In Memoriam YARD seasonal. person with tools, 1 time or 265-1484, 3359 South Court Street. Cemetery Lots Monuments LEAVING Greenwood state.

Two Garden of Trinity $575. 272-1819. Cemetery. HealthCare NEED A NURSE? Upjohn HealthCare Services, 284-1400 8 Flowers, Gifts, Food $15.95 up. CONDOLENCE Hospital fruit, FOOD cookie PLATTERS candy packs $9.88 up.

Free Delivery. VARON'S, 265-5701 12 Lost and Found ANY PETS MISSING? Look at Humane Society For Adoption If Unclaimed LOST: Black Labrador Retriever, female, $50 8 months reward! old. 262-4855 Old or Cloverdale 288-2973 after 5. LOST In Carol Villa, female Irish Setter with Brows, 277-6182 collar. after Answers 5 PM.

to "PepGerman Shepherd Dog, male, black saddle with redish tan markings, brown lost in vicinity West Delano, has kidney trouble. Reward. If seen call 834-7362 or 262-1825 or 277-2226. FOUND: Black male Pomeranian dog, found in vicinity of Woodley Rd. near Chruchill Way.

263-7730, 281-5400. LOST: Female Calico cat with black collar, answers to Reward, Call 365-7543. 14 Notices Personal, Special ANN P. CARMACK, Electrologist 1020 Monticello Court, 277-5878 Unwanted hair removed permanently, By only Medically approved method. BANKRUPTCY Liquidation Sale evein store off retall price, formerly Books 'n Things.

5470 Altanta Hwy. (Eastmont Plaza) Early Bird Special eggs, bacon or sausage, grits or hashbrow MONTY'S homemade biscuits, RESTAURANT, cof5421 Atlanta Hwy. Next to FATHERS UNITE Men with divorce problems, call Ala. Federation of Fathers. 288-3943.

HUNGRY looking for a job. Come Into WAFFLE HOUSE. INVALID And Prices. Sick Room Sale or Supplies rental- at our low prices before you buy rent. Phone 264-3496 and ask for Mike or 934 Adams Avenue 264-3496; NorEmily, ADAMS DRUGS, two locations, mandie Dr.

281-1691. open Weekends 7:30 AM Sundays 10 AM. MEN WOMEN fatigued, sore aching muscles? Try a relaxing massage. For appointment 284-3341. DAYCARE CENTER, Calvary Tabernacle, Narrow Lane Rd.

Open Mon-Fri, 2 months to 6 years. For more information call 281-3414, 262-7658. Notices Personal, Special PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE HEALTH SERVICES 288-8818 TRY OUR ALL YOU CAN EAT SALAD BAR SHONEYS Wendys Old Fashioned Hamburgers Hot Juicy-Made to Order 5501 Atlanta Hwy. Eastdale Mall 2231 E. So.

Blvd. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Paccar Financial holder of a security interest in the following the described of col- the will forciose rights debtor and offer to sell one 1979 PeterSN. 114759N for cash to the 23, 1979 highest at bidder at 2:00 on April Henderson Peferbilt Truck Sales, 531 Base for Montgomery. The at col- the lateral available Inspection above address. Lien holder reserves the to bid.

Paccar Financial N. Dyche, authorized representative. Problem confidential. Abortion Counseling Is legal, and pregancy test provided free. 281-7240.

Reproductive Health Services. 2250 Mt. Melos Rd. 16 Services ABOVE all QUALITY. Home Conadditions, 262-7615, 264-6103.

repairing, remodeling, room ABSOLUTE BEST HOME Repair service. Rooting, painting, carpentry, remodeling, additions, small-large odd jobs. Work Guaranteed. 277-6957. A CALL to non-drinking Home Painting Contractor -Licensed save you by mon- City.

263-7710. ADD AN ADDITION our professionals remodel your home. enclose carports, build garages, whirlpool sepcialize health in concrete work, spas, and swimming pools. JORDAN BUILDERS "Since 1945" 265-1333 or 285-3767 ADDITIONS Remodeling, painting, driveways, 31 years experience. Free estimates.

Charles Bush, 284-0808. ADDITIONS, Alterations, sundecks. screened porches, patios, storm windows, kitchen cabinets, counter tops, licensed. 288-9538. Additions Remodeling CEDAR CONSTRUCTION Panelling.

Painting. Carports. Concrete Patios, Slabs. Free Estimates Ronny Gates 547-4868 ADDITIONS AND REPAIRS. We build carports, garages, dens.

etc. Large jobs or small. Call Herb Taylor 281-9941 or 277-3007. odd ALL KINDS home repairs, painting jobs. All work quaranteed.

HUEY ROLLING, 263-9504 ALL KINDS OF HOME REPAIRS, additions, remodeling, roofing, painting, windows. No Job 100 available. Free estiAmals Financing ALLRED TREE SERVICE Topping Licensed-Bonded- Damage-Pruning Insured 277-8409 277-4366 ALL WORK guaranteed. All kinds Painting, screens. small Roofing.

repairs. Aluminum flooring. gutters, Vinyl Roiling, 277-8306, 263-9504. ANY kind home improvements. Minor room additions.

Free estlrepairs Work guaranteed. WARNOCK CONSTRUCTION 264-2177. concrete brick and block driveways. patios, slabs. Free esti281-2971, 279-0681 AT ELECTROLUX EAST we service any calls.

vacuum 38 Carol sell the best. 277-8201. Free service Villa, ATTIC fans or roof ventilator fans can save money Reasonable installation. Call Richard Davis 281-0065. AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX VaCUum Cleaner sales and service.

FREE SERVICE S. CALLS. Decatur 263-0561 A-1 Paneling, Home Repairs, Remodeling. drives. Cabinefs, 4: painting, 272-4222.

patios, 288-7664. covers, WORK, brick block, patios. driveways, stucco, patch plastering, sheet rock, tile. Small Formica jobs. 264-6658.

CABINETS, counters, bookcases, carpenter repairs, Reasonable. References. 365-4508 263-5073. CABINET Counter Tops. 30 Colorful forcovered cabinets.

years perience, all work guaranteed. JEFF FULLER 263-04861 CLOCKS REPAIRED up service. We buy, sell and trade. 284-1479. CONCRETE Driveways, patios, and walks Spring Special.

Call after 4:30, 272-5367. CUSTOM Cedar decks. Free estimates. No job too large. Different styles.

277-3246 EXPERIENCED or 277-1409. grass cutting areas of Montgomery Days 264-9647. Nights 288-2843 or 265-4302. Structural truck body and repair work of all type, job shop, portable welding. Call Franklin Fabricating.

263-1176 on Boat Rd. FOR Garbage BROWNING service or trash FERRIS removal call DUSTRIES, 834-5580. GUTTER TUNE UP. $49.50 average leaks. home.

off Clean, Senior straighten, Citizens. seal ROOF REPAIR INC. 265-7041. Contractors Additions, driveways, painting, brick block, cement, cabin making, home building, siding, patios, complete service. 834-3691 FREE ESTIMATES.

HOPSON REPAIR SERVICE. Small repairs. Interior, exterior, painting. Call 272-7661. JUNK CARS REMOVED FREE! cash for complete cars with salvageable parts, batteries.

281-5883. LANDSCAPING, DOUG NICKERSON 285-6287. Grading, shrubbery, sodding, bush hogging, lof clean up, and top soll. Meadows Home Repairs Remodeling Carpentry, wallpapering and painting. Quality work at a reasonable price.

272-9369. NEED A PAINTER? Sober, professional service. Free estimates. Satisfaction guaranteed. 263-4293.

NEWTON SERVICES 277-9846 Licensed, Bush-Hogging, landscaping, lot clean-up, shrubbery, tree trimming. PAINTING Inside and out. Paper hanging. Call Barney Morrison 265-9415 from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m.

PAINTING. Wood stuco, masonry, trim work, interior, exterior, experienced all types, guaranteed satisfaction. 262-2498, 265-3019. REDECORATING. Call Gayfers Decorator Consultants for Free Estimates on Custom Drapery and Upholestery.

Montgomery Mall, 288-3500, Eastdale, 277-7200 ROOF LEAKING? Call The repair specialist. Any type roofs. Fast, efficient service. Licensed. ROOF REPAIR, INC.

265-7041. (See what Mary Kay Cosmetics can do for you) For complementary facial 265-4616. SIGNS- By N.A.S. We offer you the biggest customer maker in town. Your N.A.S.

sign is a proven salesman can be yours for as low as $70 a month. For further information call 281-7705. Out of towners call collect. Helms Sign Co. WE repair Mr Coffee's or any home small appliances.

Call Handyman 834-4537 1351 Federal Dr. Coliseum Shopping Center. We Specialize in remodeling kitchens and bathrooms. Plumbing, wiring, plastering, painting, formica, and carpentry. McAdams Plumbing, 441 E.

Jeff Davis, 264-6459. Free Estimates. Automotive 22 Automobiles Domestic PINTO 76, automatic, nice. Call Pressley at RALPH SMITH 272-4004. A RESPONSIBLE person Is wanted to make realistic low monthly payments.

as- No back payments, no contract to sume. Pay only transfer fee. 1975 Pontiac Astre Wagon, automatic, air conditioned, burgundy, nice. Call Rick Allen, Credit Manager, Reinhardts, 265-8521. BIG DEAL 1977 Monte Carlo, Blue with Silver Landau roof, white interior, loaded.

All powerrrrrr, AM-FM, rear seat speakers, tinted glass, rear defroster, twin remote sport mirrors, sport wheel covers. 350-4 BBL V-8. See at 3930 Rouse Ridge Ct. 281-8830 after 5, weekends. Bonneville 1977.

Mint condition, loaded with extras, 18-20 mpg, 27,000 miles. Has company car, no longer needs this one. $5400. 365-6795. BUDGET RENT A CAR Across from Dannelly Field Hwy 80 288-6621 BUICK, 1971, loaded, excellent condition.

$825. 277-3424 or 832-5703. BUICK 1967, 4 door sedan, excellent condition. Equipped. $695.

277-2520. BUICK Century Custom, 1976, landau top, bucket seats, sport wheels, white on white, $3095. 365-0545 after 6. BUICK Electra 1975, excellent condition, full power, $4295. 284-3391.

22 Automobiles Domestic A CASH PROBLEM? NOT At The Wholesale Anything of value serves as a downpayment on the Corral car of your choice. Large selection to choose from. Here are a few: 60 Pontiac Catalina. $595 70 Ford Country Squire $488 Ford Galaxie 500. $395 70 Buick Skylark, 2 $495 Harvey Sankey or Marion Norris REINHARDTS, 265-8521 Corner of Bell and Catoma ALL GREAT 71 Dodge Dart Swinger, $1095 73 Mercury Montego MX.

$1795 73 Buick Electra, 4 door. $2295 74 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3495 74 Buick LeSabre Luxus 4 $2695 74 Chevrolet Impala 2 $2195 74 Buick Lesabre, 2 door, $3095 74 Olds Delta 88. 4 door. $2595 75 Pontiac Gran Prix SJ $3995 75 Monte $2995 75 Mercury Marquis. $2695 76 Lincoln Town Car, $5495 76 Ford Elite 2 door.

$3995 76 Buick LeSabre. 2 $3995 Monte $3695 76 Cutlass 2 door $4695 76 Ford Cadillac Sedan De $4795 $5495 76 Buick Electra Limited 4 door. $5295 77 Buick Limited, door. 56495 77 Buick Regal 2 door. $4495 77 Mercury Cougar XR-7 $5895 78 Cadillac Coupe DeVille.

$8995 Buick Regal 2 door $5995 78 Ford LTD Landau 2.000 door $6495 12 MONTH OR 12,000 MILE WARRANTY AVAILABLE Ken Krig Motor Co. Earl Gray Richard Lester Charlie Pettis 301 Catoma St. 269-4249 BUICK LaSabre. 1971, 4 door, looks runs good, good condition, $995. 272-7792 BUICK Regal Limited, 1979, like new, special interior, list for $8.000, sell for 56500.

277-3501. BUICK Skyhawk, 1975, gas saver with class, excellent condition, low mileage, power steering, brakes, AM radio, air, 4 speed, V-6, 27 mpg highway. $2800. 8-5 call 832-4950, ext. 240; after 5:30 6 weekends, 281-8829.

BUICK SPECIAL 1967, 4-door sedan, full power, factory air. Only 36.000 one owner miles. Must see to appreciate. $1295. SHEFFIELD AUTO SALES, 834-4134.

BY Owner 1979 Monte Carlo, loaded, selling for $6000, paid $8289 Call 272-0370 ext. 1161 ask for Greg. CADILLAC Coupe DeVille 1977. In excellent condition. AMFM tape.

Leather interior. New radial tires. Must sell this weekend. $6195. 284-0318 ask for Billy.

Cadillac 1977 Sedan DeVille D'Elegance. Silver, loaded, new tires. excellent condition. $7100. 288-7059.

CADILLAC Dorado, 1979, low mileage. in warranty, save thousands, price a new one and then call DIVERSIFIED, 277-2374 or 277-4260. CADILLAC 1978 SEDAN DeVILLE: fully equipped and has built-In CB radio. 13,000 miles. Local one owner.

$9495. BREWBAKER USED CAR CENTER BIBB MOLTON, 264-5378 CADILLAC 1973 Eidorada Convertible. Triple white, loaded, excellent condition. After 5 p.m. 205-492-6109.

CADILLAC Sedan Deville 1975, loaded. AM-FM. new radials, extra sharp. 50,000 miles. $3495.

567-3352. CADILLAC 1969 Sedan Deville, fully equipped. 69,000 miles, outstanding condition, $1495. 288-2921. 1977, Sedan DeVille D'Elegance, like new condition, creme color with camel Interior, $7200.

365-4290. CADILLAC 1977, Coupe DeVille. loaded, D'Elegance, FM stereo tape, 57,300. Trade and finance. 365-1663.

stereo, tilt wheel, vinyl top, $5500 or best offer. 567-8941. CHEVROLET Impala, 1975, 4 door hardtop, all power, very good condition, $1975. 281-1233. CHEVROLET 74 Implala, 4 door, nice.

James Hubbard at RALPH SMITH MOTORS 272-3884. CHEVROLET Monte Carlo 1971, $995 or best offer. 834-6718, 281-4130 after 5pm. CHEVROLET Caprice 1971. Power, air, AM stereo tape deck, good tires, must sell 5495.

288-7059 Jason. CHEVROLET 1978 Caprice Classic, low mileage, power brakes-steering, alr, AM-FM stereo tape, tilt steering, power windows, excellent condition. $5495. 365-2635. CHEVROLET 1978 V-28.

T-top, fully loaded, 8-track, cruise control, good condition. $6800. 272-1138. CHEVROLET, 1957, 2 door, only 39,000 miles. Selling due to terminal Illness.

$1900. 262-0300. CHEVY Impala 1973, Custom Coupe, air, power, dependable, $995. PERDUE, 2240 Madison, 269-5915. CHRYSLER Newport Custom, 1972, all power, air, loaded with extras, vinyl CAMARO, 1978.

1 owner, air condition, AM-FM stereo, new tires, call after 5, 281-8371. CAMARO Rally Sport 1970. Automatic, air, new paint. In Excellent condition. 51150.

262-0422 ask for Bruce. CAMARO 1975 350, 3-speed, highway axle. $2950. Call 277-7862 weekdays between 5 and 7 pm. CAMARO 1974, black with custom stripes, automatic, air and power, new fires, side exhaust.

$2250. 272-6287 CAMARO 1977. Automatic, full power, air, AMFM stereo tape, ET Diamond spoke rims, new white letter radials. Mint condition. $4995.

288-3295. CHEVEROLET Caprice Wagon, 9 passenger, 1975, $2400 or best offer. 281-1697 evening-weekends, 233-7785 days. CHEVETTE, 1976, automatic, excellent gas mileage, good condition, $2300. 277-2374 or 277-4260.

Agent. CHEVETTE, 1977, four speed, air conditioning. $2800. 279-9077. CHEVROLET 1977.

2-28, automatic, power steering, tilt, AM-FM radio, extra clean. $5775. Must be sold. Call Marsha Webber, at McCONNELL DODGE 288-0180, 2222 Eastern Bypass. CHEVROLET Caprice Classic 1978 Power steering and brakes, air, AMFM stereo, tilt wheel, vinyl top, $5500 or top, new battery, radial tires.

$895. 567-3539 after 6-anytime weekends. CITATION 1980 NEW CHEVROLET CITATION ON DISPLAY AT: BILL DURDEN CHEVROLET, INC. 365-0611 COBB-KIRKLAND Sells OwnerCertified mileage automobiles. Eastern Bypass at Vaughn Road, 277-3480.

COLLIER FORD Wetumpka, Alabama 567-8444 COMPARE CARS-COMPARE PRICES 74 Lincoln, 4 door, like $2595 74 Olds Delta Royale, 4 $1895 72 Chevy Wagon, $1195 73 Lincoln, fine $1800 73 Buick LeSabre, 4 $1100 73 Nova, loaded, V-8. $1195 72 Skylark, 2 door, $1195 71 Chevrolet Impala, 4 door $695 70 Skylark. $750 70 Javelin, 2 door $395 TED' TRADING POST Corner Jefferson 834-3159 CONTINENTAL TOWNCAR 1974, loaded, AM-FM, new radials, 56,000 miles. Nice! $2495. Evans.

567-3352. CORVETTE 1979, auto, cruise, power windows, tIlt, CB, AMFM, warranty. $12,200. 288-6743. CORVETTE 1970, 454, black with tan, AM-FM.

Last of truly fast Corvette's. $4800. 834-6257, 262-5721. CORVETTE, 1978, red, L-82, 4 4 4 4 speed, air, power windows, tilt, AM-FM. 11,000 miles, $11,300.

277-2499. CORVETTE 1976, great condition, owner, low miles, automatic, power accessory. $7800. 272-3727 nights weekends. CORVETTE Stingray, 1963, split window coupe.

Front and rear has been customized. Real good condition. $3500. 1-329-1806. CORVETTE, 1977, Buckskin, brown leather interior, nice all possible $9200.

power 566-0315 op: tions. Extra car. nights, 566-5663 days. CORVETTE, 1978, Royal blue, white interior, low miles, loaded with extras. $12,000.

277-9802. CORVETTE, 1971 Convertible, blackon-black, automatic, new top, AM-FM. $4300. 263-3861; 272-6611 after 5. CORVETTE 1977, fully loaded, low miles, must sell, best offer.

Call BIll Hibbert 279-9300, 285-5358. CREDIT SLOW? We finance most of our cars. RALPH SMITH MOTRS, tow locations, 263-1347 or 272-4004. CUTLASS Supreme, 1974, full power and air, new tires, AM-FM stereo tape, excellent condition, 53,000 miles, $2100. 288-5735.

CUTLASS Supreme Brough 1977, dark brown with saddle vinyl roof and velour interior, all extras. 39,000 miles. $5300. 277-3723, 832-5924. DART 1975 6 cylinder, 4 door, air, vinyl top, 39,000 miles.

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Monday through Friday Closed Saturday Sunday MONTGOMERY PRATTVILLE, WETUMPKA Dial 264-4561 FROM ELSEWHERE IN DIAL TOLL FREE: 1-800-392-5794 Drive in Nindow 116 5. McDonough St. 5, Mall Address: Caller Box 1000 Montgomery, Ala. 34102 department official said. Death Notices BALLARD, Mr.

Ross BARNES, Rufus BELLINGER, Mrs. Ella BOLTON, Mrs. Ruth Jordan DAVIS, Mrs. Mary E. DOWE, Marguerite D.

GORUM, Hillary M. HALL, Mrs. Louvenia KISER, Mrs. Mary Eliza LEE, Mr. Jessie LOSCH, George Claton Retired USAF) McCLAIN, Joe Edward MAYBERRY, Mrs.

Alberta B. MILLER, Miss Bessie NICHOLS, Mr. Lee PERDUE, Classie PITTS, (Sug) Mr. Lawrence Sr. STARNES, Hiriam R.

SMITH, Mr. Richard Sr. TARVER, Mrs. Allie Ree THOMAS, Mr. Moses S.

WATTS, Booker WHITE, Mrs. Elizabeth YOUNG, Mr. James (Red) White Chapel M.S. Jones LOSCH, George Claton, (Retired USAF). Funeral services were held from White Chapel, Thurswith day, April 19 at 10:00 Jim Bowers officiating.

Burial in Oakwood Annex Cemetery. Pallbearers were Billy Adair, Harvey Clark, Milton Pendley, Marvin Gentry, Robert Gentry, Bill Brotherton. McCLAIN, Joe Edward, age 52, a resident of Montgomery for 48 years and of 14 Garden Street, died Wednesday, April 18 at 9 p.m. at his residence after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held from White Chapel, Saturday, Rev.

April 21 at 2 p.m. with Jimmy Bowden officiating. Burial in MemoCemetery. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Lorena E.

McClain, Montgomery; two brothers, Charles H. McClain, Montgomery, William W. McClain, Washington DC; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Ruth Curlee, Mrs. Katie Col-4 ey, Duncan, of Montgomery.

Greenwood J.L. HALE CONNER STARNES, Hiriam a resident of 3609 Sir Michael died in a local hospital April 17, 1979. Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday, April 19, 1979 from Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. James Jones officiating.

Greenwood Funeral Home directing Survivors include his wife, Lila M. Starnes, Montgomery; one daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Fenn, Millbrook, four grandsons; one great granddaughter. 1. 22 Automobiles Domestic Cutlass Supreme 1972.

$995. Phone. 832-4250 after 5:00 p.m. DATSUN Roadster 1970, 2000, 5 speed, radio, needs work. Restorable or use for parts.

$500. 277-4737. DODGE 1969, CORONET, 4 door sedan, light green with nice original vinyl Interior. 318 V-8, automatic, power steering, air, good transportation. $595.

Call GEORGE TANT, Agent, 365-3306. DODGE Dart, 1975, 4 door, automatic, air condition, new fires, very clean. $2750. 566-2232 after 5 PM. DODGE Omni 1978, 4 speed, roof rack, extra clean, low miles.

$4475. Must be sold. Call Butch Mann at McCONNELL DODGE 288-0180, 2222 Eastern Bypass. FAIRMONT, Squire wagon, 1978, air, AM-FM. 17,000 miles.

like new. $4875. 277-2374 or 277-4260. Agent. FORD 1978 LTD 11, 2 door, burgandy over silver, air, power steering 277-0267.

FORD 1973 LTD Station Wagon, excellent condition. 57,000 miles, power, air, automatic, cruise control. Owner going overseas. 272-9225. FORD 1949 Coupe.

64,000 actual miles. 3-speed with over -drive. New tires. Looks good, runs good. Minimum restoration.

Must see to appreciate. CITY TRUCK SALES, 4012 Mobile Hwy, 288-5911. FORD 1969 Galaxie 500, 2 door, hardtop vinyl roof, dependable transportation. $600. 272-7636.

FORD '77 LTD 11, 4 door, V8 automatic, air. James Hubbard at RALPH SMITH MOTORS 272-3884. FORD '78 Fairmont Futura, 6 cylinder, automatic, alr, James Hubbard at RALPH SMITH MOTORS 272-4004. FORD BROUGHAM 1974, automatic, power steering, AM-FM radio. $2275.

Call Myra Hixon, 288-0180, McCONNELL DODGE 2222 Eastern Bypass. FORD Fairmont Futura, 1978, 4 speed, 4 cylinder, air, AM-FM 8 track, 4 new tires, 11,500 miles, excellent condition, must sell, $3695. 263-6553 after 5:30. FORD Granada 1976. V-8, 4 door, automatic, alr, vinyl top.

Excellent condition. $3200. 365-8852, after 6 p.m. 285-6064. FORD Granada 1975, excellent condition, extra clean, low mileage, power steering-brakes, air, radio.

Priced to sell 567-8146 after FORD GRAN TORINO SPORT 1973. 2 door Fastback. Bright yellow with black vinyl Interior. 351 V-8, automatic, air, power steering brakes, radio heater, rally wheels, new polygiass lettered tires. This Is a one-owner and super nice.

$1695. Call HUGH NIPPER, Agent 365-3306. FORD LTD 1974. 2 door. Economical.

Air, power steering, new power disc brakes, new battery, steel belted tires, AMFM 8-track, gingerglow pint, beige vinyl top. Original owner. 55,000 miles. $1,995. 277-9219.

FORD LTD 1974, vinyl roof, air, AM radio, power steering, approximately 85,000 miles, good condition. Burns regular gas. $1100 or best offer. 288-1806. FORD LTD 1976, power, air, new tires and battery, 32,000 miles, $3250like new.

567-5978. FORD LTD 1974. 4-door, yellow with black vinyl, regular gas, 18 mpg, fully equipped. $1990. 263-774.

FORD LTD 1975, 4-door, power steering and brakes, air, automatic transmission, excellent condition! $1,600. 285-4941 or 279-0647. FORD Maverick 1977, automatic, power steering, AM-FM sterep tape, low miles. $3375. Call John THomas, 288-0180 McCONNELL DODGE 2222 Eastern Bypass.

Gilmore Ford "The Ford Place" DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT CROSS OVER THE BRIDGE FOR BIG SAVINGS! PRATTVILLE 365-2246 GRANDA 1975, V-8, air, power steering brakes, new tires. Silver with maroon vinyl top. $2650. Days 365-2035, nights 285-6400. GRAND Prix 1974, air, power windowsseats.

8 track. Tilt. Cruise. $2495. 264-0034 after 5PM.

GRAND PRIX 1977 301 engine. AMFM stereo tape. Tilt wheel, cruise control, power windows, trunk release, sunroof, new radials, 33,000 mlles. $4895. 284-0316 JOHN WALKER AUTOS.

GRAN Prix 1975. Fully loaded, AM-FM tape deck, tilt wheel, power windows, new tires, no dents. Sacrifice sale. $3850 or take up payments. Call 281-1861.

HERTZ IS SELLING 1978 MODELS Thunderbirds, Granadas, Cutlass Supremes, Pintos, Firebirds, Celicas. All come with 12 month or 12,000 mile Limited Power Train Warranty. Cars displayed at Dannelly Field or call 284-1560. JAVELIN AMX 1973, power steering: air, AM-FM 8 track, $1800. 262-1986, 288-4865.

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