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Atlanta gournal and CONSTITUTION SATURDAY, MAR. 1 2, 1 977 6-C FUNERAL NOTICES COLLINS Graveside services for Mrs. Ella Frances Armistead Collins, Saturday, 11 a.m., Bethlehem Baptist Churchyard. Bishop Poe, Fair-bum. COLLINS Mrs.

Mary Prichard Collins, 67, Route 2. Burnt Hickory Ac-worth, died Friday. March 11, 1977. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) Wel-don.

Acworth; Mrs. Regina Dobbins, Woodstock; Mrs. Mary Jane Clark, Powder Springs, sister, Mrs. Earlyne Carter, brother, Mr. Ed Prichard, both of Jacksonville, 14 grandchildren, 6 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Sunday, March 13, 1977 at 2 p.m. from the chaoel srh I I ",5. 'iA't Ex-Atlanta Police Officer Indicted on TV Theft Charge The Fulton County grand jury indicted a suspended Atlanta police officer and a woman Friday in connection with alleged thefts from a motel here. The jurors charged James William Green, 31, who was suspended from the Atlanta force last month, and Patricia Ann Richter, 31, both of 3399 Buford Highway, Apt. T-6, with the theft of a color television set.

Also, the grand jury indicted the woman on a charge of stealing an undisclosed amount of money from a money drop at the Holiday Inn at 175 Piedmont Ave. NE, the same business from which the television set was allegedly taken. Dist. Atty. Lewis R.

Slaton said that the womaa was a superintendent for the motel, and the officer held a part-time job there as head of security. Investigations into the alleged thefts from the motel money drop led police to search the defendants' apartment, in which the allegedly stolen set also was found, prosecutors said. Green was suspended shortly after his arrest, pending the outcome of court action. Norris McEIhannon Services for Norris T. McEIhannon, 68, of Hapeville will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Carmichael's Chapel, burial in Jonesboro City Cemetery. Mr. McEIhannon, a retired plasterer, died Wednesday. Survivors include daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Bush of Nor-cross; sons, Norris L.

McEIhannon of Riverdale and William K. McEIhannon of Atlanta; sisters, Mrs. CP. Irby of Hapeville and Mrs. W.D.

Holton of Atlanta; and brothers, Mays McEIhannon of Atlanta and Hugh Lee McEIhannon of Columbus Charles Tickle Charles Henderson Services for Charles H. Henderson, 66, of 985 Hall Place NW will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Couch's Chapel, burial in Westview Cemetery. Mr. Henderson, a retired truck driver, died Thursday.

Survivors include son, Charles T. Henderson of Miami, sister, Mrs. John F. Lawson of Atlanta; and brother, Wilson L. Henderson of Atlanta.

Michael Farnan Graveside services for Michael J. Farnan, 81, a retired building superintendent, will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Westview Cemetery. Mr. MVV-: vv i i Staff Photo 5tvt Deal Busbee Presents Mondale State FIbwer Sculpture Farnan died Monday.

He was a member of Grace United Methodist Church and a native of Nation, N.Y. There are no immediate survivors. LODGE NOTICE Mondale Pledges eii The 135th Reunion conclude! today, SATURDAY, MARCH 17lh, 1977, Atlanta Matonlc Temple. Clast report al 7:00 A Council and Contiitory Degree conferred. Breakfatl Hospital Curbs By JIM MERRINER Constitution Politlcal.Edilor President Jimmy Carter of Collins Funeral Home, Acworth with remains placed in state at 1 p.m.

Rev. J.T. Hollingshed officiating, interment, Riverview Me-morial Park Cemetery. CONLEY Funeral services for Mr. Arthur Conley will be held Monday, March 14, 1977 at 11 o'clock at Oglethorpe Hill.

Rev. Cy Mallard officiating, interment, Arlington. H.M. Patterson Son, 4550 Peachtree Rd. CRAFT Friends and relatives of Major and Mrs.

C.R. Lockard, Miss Claire Lockard, Newnan, Capt. and Mrs. John Lockard, John Wesley Lockard, Michael David Lockard, Ft. Stewart, Mrs.

Farris Martin, Mr. and Mrs. James Gmn, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lowry, Columbus are invited to attend funeral of Mrs.

John Craft of Grantville Saturday 2 p.m. graveside Grantville Cemetery. Rev. Shelton Adams, Rev. Merrill Minter officiating.

McKibben Funeral Home, Hogansville. DAVIS Mr. John age 83 of Rt. 2, Hiram, died Thursday. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Lawrence Moon, Mrs. Annie Dean, Mrs. E.T. Holland, Hiram; 7 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Julie Milsap, Kennesaw; brothers, W.A.

Davis, Douglasville, A.R. Davis, Austell, Claude Davis, Dallas. Funeral Sunday 3 p.m. New Canaan Baptist Church, in state at 2. Rev.

A.C. Davis, Rev. Joe Maxwell officiating. Interment churchyard. Roy Davis Funeral Home, Austell.

DRYMAN Mrs. Talmage L. (Dorothy Sprat hopes to cut increases in hospital costs, Vice president LEGAL NOTICES DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire-armv: On February 25, 1977, one RG industries, .72 caliber revolver. Model 23, Ser. No.

TS10880, barrel length 3-W. was sei2ed in Meriwether County, Georgia, lor violation ol Title II, USC, Chapter 44. Any person claiming an Interest in said properly may tile a claim and cost bond in the penal sum of 1250. with the undersigned on or before April 11, 1977, otherwise the property will be forfeited and disposed of according to law. Arlin J.

Buverl, Office Services Manager, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Presidential Park, 3635 North East Expressway, Atlanta, Georgia 30340. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms: On February 10, 177, one MAC, Mil, Cal. 360 SMG, Military Armament Corp, Marietta, nsn, with 2 .380 magazines and 15 rounds of .380 cal ammo, one Silencer, black, diameter by 8V in length, for the MAC II SMG, nsn, one Sears, Roebuck and Co, 20 ga single barrel shotgun. Model 101.100, nsn, barrel length overall 20V, and 3 ga. shot gun shells, one Imperial Metal Products, Kinston, NC, .22 cal short revolver, e-ihot, Ser 69493, and 5-rounds of .22 cat ammo, four (4) rounds of .32 cal R-P, ammo, was seized in Fulton County, Georgia for violation of Chapter 53, Title 26 USC.

Any person claimig an Interest in said property may file a claim and cost bond in the penal sum of 5250. With the undersigned on or before April 11, 1977, otherwise the properly will be forfeited and disposed of according to law. Arlin J. Buvert, Bureau of ATF, Presidential Park, 1135 NE Expressway, Atlanta, Ga 30301. Walter Mondale promised Georgia Democrats celebrat GWINNETT Gregg Execution Date Set Gwinnett Court Judge Reid Merritt has set March 28 as the new execution date for Troy Leon convicted in the 1973 slaying of two hitchhikers near Buford.

The judge set the date at a Friday hearing attended by Gregg's attorney, G.H. Harrison. Gregg had been scheduled to die in the electric chair at Reidsville State Prison on Feb. 28, but his attorney won a new hearing after protesting that the date was set by Judge Merritt with neither Gregg nor his attorney present. COMING UP: A "town hall" discussion of allowing liquor sales in Lawrenceville is scheduled at that city's council meeting at 7 p.m.

Monday in the Municipal Building. COBB Contributor to DA Indicted A $300 contributor to the 1976 political campaign of Cobb County Dist Atty. Tom Charron has been indicted on drug charges. Virgil Arvin Chumley, 54, of Smyrna, was one of four men charged with nine counts of sale and possession of a controlled substance phencycladine by the Cobb grand jury on Thursday. Also charged were Chumley's son, Virgil Ted, 28; Robert Carroll Stinson, 26, of Newport, and Austin Howard Goss, 23, of Dawsonville.

The case was presented to the jury by Assistant Dist Atty. Joe Chambers after Charron said he would have no contact with the prosecution to avoid possible conflict-of-inter-ests charges. Services for Charles C. Tickle, 54, of 1434 Pennell Drive in Morrow will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Morrow First Baptist burial in Sherwood Memorial Gardens.

Mr. Tickle, an aircraft mechanic with United Airlines, died Fridajr. He was active in civic and community affairs in Morrow and was a member of the Morrow First Baptist Church. Mr. Tickle was a Navy veteran of World War II.

Survivors include his widow; daughter, Miss Carta Tickle of Morrow; son, Terry Tickle of New Orleans, sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hughes and Mrs. Mae Angelakias both of Detroit, and Mrs. Bobbie Noviello of Florida; and brother, Herman Tickle of Globe, Ariz. David Bramlette Sr.

Services for David L. Bramlette 59, of 1845 Queens Way in Chamblee will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Sandy Springs Church of Christ, burial in Arlington Memorial Park. Mr. Bramlette, a retired employe with Plantation Pipeline died Thursday.

A native of Truman, Mr. Bramlette attended David Lipscomb College. He was an elder of the Sandy Springs Church of Christ and an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include his widow, the former Billie McCrow of Chamblee; daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Boone of Nashville, son, David L.

Bramlette Jr. of Chamblee; and sisters, Mrs. Otis Brown of Farmersville, and Mrs. and Lunch terved. Qualllied brethren cordially Invited.

JAMES C. EVERETT 33 VM GEORGE EVOV 33 Sectv. FUNERAL NOTICES BARKER Mrs. Essie Mae Wright of 116 Leroy St. Funeral services will be held Sunday March 13,1977 at 3:30 p.m.

from Marietta Chapel A.M.E. Church. Rev. George Perkins, pastor, Rev. Henry Rogers officiating.

Interment Crest Hill Cemetery. Her remains will lie in state at the church from 2:30 p.m. until funeral hour, everyone will assemble at 554 E. Fort St. at 3 p.m.

Survivors are husband Mr. Ben three children, Mrs. Mary Luster, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Halton, Mrs.

Blanch Holt: 14 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Alder Dozier; one brother, Mr. Robert Jackson, Mrs. Charlotte Peavy and family; nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. The amily will receive friends Saturday from 7 until 8 p.m.

in the chapel of Hanley Co. Marietta. 428-6333 they didn't get rid of that one-term limit. It took George Busbee to do it." Mondale said that at the inaugural ceremonies in January, he was accosted by. "a fellow who kept blinding me with flashbulbs, and I finally said, 'Gov.

Busbee, enough is an allusion to Bus-bee's bobby of photography. The' vice president also mentioned "Mayor Maynard Jackson, who could not be with us tonight because of his diet." Pointing to federal budget chief and former Atlanta banker Bert Lance, Mondale said that the new administration's effort to penetrate the federal bureaucracy is "like Bert Lance and I trying to find our way through the Okefenokee Swamp without a flashlight." Mondale did not mention the current Fifth District special congressional race except to make a humorous refer- ence to the large number of candidates trying to replace former U.S. Rep. Andrew Young. Mondale canceled a scheduled press conference before the banquet, and left Atlanta following the dinner.

Busbee presented Mondale with a sculpture titled "Strength of the Fields" by Atlanta artist Hans Godo Frabel," who fashioned the crystal donkey that sits on Carter's -desk; a gift from Georgia Democrats. Mon- dale's gift features three lady-slippers, the state flower of his home state of Minnesota. ing their 1976 election victories at the annual Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner here Friday night. "This administration has decided to bite the bullet on hospital costs," Mondale told the party faithful, who had bought 1,800 tickets at $50 each. "We're not going to tell hospitals how to run their business or set their rates," said Mondale.

"But we have proposed that a reasonable upper limit be placed on the rate that hospital costs can increase each year." He said the proposed cost ceiling could save $829 million in federal tax dollars and $115 million state tax dollars in the next fiscal year. "It will give hospitals an incentive to make needed economies," Mondale "and cut waste without sacrificing the quality of medical care." Mondale provided few details of administration health care programs at the party celebration at the Atlanta Hilton, choosing instead to praise Georgians for electing the first Georgia president and to make quips that flattered local party chieftains. Turning to Gov. George. Busbee, Mondale said, "When Jimmy Carter was governor, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms: On February 10, 1977, one MAC, Mil, Cal.

380 SMG, Military Armament Corp, Marietta, Ga, nsn. with 2 J80 magazines and 15 rounds of .380 cal ammo, one Silencer, black, He" diameter by IV in length, for the MAC 11 SMG, nsn, one Sears, Roebuck and Co, 20 oa single barrel shotgun. Model 101.100, nsn. barrel length overall and 3 ga. shot gun shells, one Imperial Metal Products, Kinston, NC, .22 cal short revolver, o-snol, Ser (9493, and 5-rounds of .22 col ammo, four (4) rounds of .32 cal R-P, ammo, was seized in Fulton County, Georgia for violation of Chapter 53, Title 26 USC.

Any person claimig an interest in said properly may tile claim and cost bond in the penal sum of 1250 With the undersigned on or before April 11, 1977, otherwise the properly wilt be forfeited and disposed of according to law. Arlin J. Buverl, Bureau of ATF, Presidential Park, 3(35 NE Expressway, Atlanta, Ga 30301. ROCKDALE Stolen Property Recovered A Rockdale County man has been arrested and loot from robberies in Atlanta, East Point and DeKalb County recovered in a Thursday raid on a house trailer in Sunrise Lake subdivision, police said. The arrested man was identified as Dana Lawrence Dickson, 32, who lived in the trailer.

Police said the stolen goods recovered included shotguns, handguns, television and stereo sets, clocks, silverware, cameras and microwave ovens. They "were unable to estimate the value of the loot COMING UP: The Rockdale planning board meets at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the county courthouse. lin) of 4011 Pine Hill, N.W. died March 11, 1977.

Surviving are her husband; daughter, Miss Dorothy D. Dryman; sons, Mr. Talmage L. Dryman III, Mr. John Sherman Dryman; sister, Mrs.

Haines H. Hargrett: brother, Mr. H. Dean Spratlin; aunts, Mrs. Joel C.

Harris Atlanta; Mrs. Frank C. Wright, Gainesville. Funeral services will be held Saturday March 12 at 2 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church Or. Eugene Randolph, Dr.

Harry A. Fifield officiating. Interment Westview. As pallbearers Mr. Louis P.

Bondurant Mr. Frank Carter, Mr. Charles H. Christiansen, Dr. Daniel D.

Hankey, Mr. McChesney Jetfries, Mr. Erwin Latimer, Mr. Edward H. Simmons, Mr.

Richard Yancey, Mr. Don Wyant, Mr. Val Winkelman. Those desiring may make contributions to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. 1776 Peachtree Rd.

N.W., Suite 640. Atlanta, Ga. 30309. H. M.

Patterson Son, Spring Hill. PRIVATE SALE NOTICE The following cars will be sold in public auction at City Wide Wrecker Service 460 Englewood Avenue, S.E., Atlanta, Georgia on March mi at 9 00 A.M. MAKE MOTOR NO. 454379 H321237' CE241A60I20I 015I9A 123034 Don Shepherd of Davidson, Mich. Mrs.

Dryman Services for Mrs. Dorothy Spratlin Dryman of 4011 Pine Hall NW will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Atlanta First Presbyterian Church, burial in Westview Cemetery. Mrs. Dryman, a native Atlantan, died Friday.

She was a mem H53T024I79 13435 131917 CS4IT3C124254 BATES Mr. Jesse William Bates of 1359 Finley SU N.E., husband of Mrs. Leola Bates, passed March 11. 1977. Funeral announced later.

Haugabrooks Funeral Home. BLAIR Mr. Luther J. Blair, 180 Hilltop Mableton, passed away March 11, 1977. Funeral plans announced later.

J. Allen Couch Son. BOGGS Mr. Broughton Boggs Buford, Gi. passed away, March 10, 1977.

He is survived by his mother, Mrs. J.M. (Dora) Boggs. sisters, Mrs. Hubert Lancaster, Mrs.

Jimmy Skelton, brothers, Mr. C.W. Boggs. Mr. Jewell Boggs.

Mr. J.M. Boggs all of Buford; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday. March 12 at 3 o'clock from the chapel of Tapp Funeral Home with remains placed in state at 2:30.

Rev. Odell Banke, Rev. Hoyt Skelton and Rev. Ray Timms will officiate. Interment Broadlawn Memorial Tapp Funeral Home, Buford.

BRAMLETTE Funeral services for Mr. David Bramlette, wilt be held Saturday, March 12, 1977 at 10 o'clock at Sandy Springs Church of Christ. Mr. William J. Long officiating, interment, Arlington.

H.M. Patterson Son, Oglethorpe Hill, 4550 Peachtree Rd. CE73G9C20M49 CE23LOC 193521 0456172942 124CS 10073926 6E66C 132523 5F09C3I1381 69 Buick 71 ChevPU 60 Chev 53 Chev PU 68 Chev 73 Chrys 69 Chrys 70 Chrys 65 Dodge 74 Fiat 66 Ford 65 Ford 64 Ford 69 Merc 65 Olds 69 Dodge 70 Pont 61 Pont 65 Rambler Trurk Camper 4A66C173I80 9261N640869 336695M3739II DUDLEY Mr. George, Jr. (Boe).

The WL4IF9G 133035 276570A 125576 23327IP602252 142831 Police Raid Adult None March 2. 1977 In accordance with Georgia Law 683 (House Bill 10221 the tollowing vehicles. Theater in DeKalb being impounded by the Fulton County Police will be sold to the highest bidder at public Jluction.no earlier than 10 00 AM. March 23, 1977 at Robinson 4 Stephens, Inc. 150 Murphy Ave.

S. W. CLAYTON Clay Wins Second Honor Don Clay, director of the New Life Restitution Center for paroled convicts in Jonesboro, has received his second Jaycee "Young Man of the Year" award. The first honor came from the Morrow Jaycees last month. This week, the Jonesboro group added its accolade.

COMING UP: High school band and ensemble competition will complete the Sixth District Band Music Festival at North Clayton Senior High School on Saturday. The competition starts at 10 a.m. and is scheduled to end at 9:15 p.m. HENRY McDonough Rejects Street The McDonough City Council has refused to take responsibility for North Woods Court in the Burke-Ranier subdivision because of inadequate drainage.The road had been dedicated to the city by the subdivision developer. Aiiania, ba.

jujiu pnone -si. V.I.N. Yr. 4 Make By CHUCK BELL DeKalb County police raided an adult movie theater 62 BuiCk 67 Buick 66 Buick 73 Chev. PU.

62 Chev. Chevy II 67 Chev. Camera, 62 Chev. 71 Chev. Imp.

65 Chry. Newport 61 Dodge Polar 73 Ford -LTD 63 Ford 65 Ford 63 Ford Fairtan 73 Oids 68 Oids. 63 Oids. 64 Ply 75 Ponl. 311594690 457I77Y13I068 436696B 130691 CCQ143A 105730 20437G1I5860 124377N 108722 1I569F240484 16447ID105766 153708746 DL41G8F 236793 3U67S 179804 3U5IF122737 5A53V124816 3A42FIIO035 3B27K3L1I77S3 3I4696M160246 63 5L 06615 3341130693 JP47W5X 117599 I62P746II 163P 198974 23700064S 1342424477 772709607 1107762833 C796491 BRIDGES Mrs.

Rebecca Bridges, of 1516 Moury S. W. Apt 615 passed away March 11, 1977. Funeral announced later. Sellers McDaniel St.

27, of 2670 South Wiggins St, Lithonia. They were charged with distributing obscene material, an aggravated misdemeanor that carries a maximum penalty of $5,000 in fines and 12 months in jail. Police confiscated the film "Sweet Punkin" which was being shown at Showcase Cinema II. Also confiscated at Cinema II were previews of a coming attraction called "Portrait of Seduction." Both Ray and Miss Mangiapano were booked into the DeKalb County Jail. ber of the Junior League and the Iris Garden Club.

Mrs. Dryman was a graduate of the Washington Seminary and Mount Vernon College. Survivors include daughter, Miss Dorothy D. Dryman of Atlanta; sons, Talmage L. Dryman III and John Sherman Dryman, both of Atlanta; sister, Mrs.

Haines H. Har-grett of Atlanta; and brother, H. Dean Spratlin of Atlanta. Charles Fisher Services for Charles L. Fisher, 54, of Tucker will be at 11:30 a.m.

Saturday at Turner's Chapel, burial in Macon Memorial Park in Macon. Mr. Fisher, a department manager with Decatur Federal Savings Loan, died Thursday. He was a member of Briarlake Baptist Church and a former member of the Macon Exchange Club. Survivors include his widow, the former Jeffie Asbell of Tucker, sisters, Mrs.

Helen Klein and Mrs. Shirley Malcolm, both of Tampa, and Mrs. Maxine Fisher of SL Petersburg, and brothers, Albert J. Fisher of Bradenton, and William J. Fisher of Tampa, Fla.

in the south end of the county Friday night and arrested the manager and projectionist on obscenity charges The raid was the second in less than a month at the Showcase Cinema I and II at 2772 Candler Road, just across the street from South DeKalb Mall. Arrested in the raid were Candy Mangiapano, 24, of 2020-D Oak Shadow Drive, Atlanta, the manager, and projectionist Terry Van Ray, 67 Pont. 63 Ponl. menus ana relatives or mis. Leola Dudley and family, are invited to attend his funeral Sunday at 3 p.m.

from Sardis Baptist Church. Rev. G.F. Edmondson will officiate. The remains will be placed in state at the church from 1 p.m.

Sunday until the service hour. Interment, South-view Cemetery. Lakes-Dunson-Robertson, LaGrange. DWIGGINS The remains of Mrs. C.

Ray (Marjorie) Dwiggins have been carried to Charleston, S.C. where funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Ashley River Baptist Church, Rev. Robert W. Majors, officiating. Interment Riverview Cemetery.

A. S. Turner Sons. EAVES Mrs. Etta Snyder Eaves, widow of the late Robert F.

Eaves, 5003 Linda Tucker, died Friday evening, March 11, 1977 at her residence. Survived by her daughter, Mrs. Claude M. (Bette) Hipps, Greensboro, NC; son. Dr.

Robert F. Eaves, Tucker, sisters, Mrs. John Cole, Charlotte, N.C.; Mrs. Hammond Nowell, Chattanooga, brother, Mr. Ray Snyder, Linwood, NC, 6 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be Sunday, 3 p.m., with remains in state at 2:30 p.m. from the First Baptist Church of Tucker. Rev. Randolph D. Mulhs officiating, interment.

Floral Hills. McLana Funeral Home, 491-3021. EDWARDS Funeral Services for Mr. Harvie Lee Edwards of 171 Whiteford Ave. N.

will be held Sunday March 13. 1977 at 2:00 p.m. from Mt. 2 Baptist Church, Buckhead, Ga. Minister Selected.

Interment Churchyard Cemetery. Survivors are: wile, Mrs. Mattie 67 V. W. Van 74 VW.

72 OpH 70 V. W. 61 Rambler 10 00x20 Truck Tire. Sill rs Herbert's Funeral Today At Commerce The following serious LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES crimes were reported by Atlanta police during the 24- IF YOU HAVE GARDENING TO DO GET A GRAVELY! hour period that ended at noon Friday. Serious crimes include assaults requiring medical treatment; robberies involving personal injury, the NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF STATE BUDGETS FOR INSPECTION BY THE PUBLIC In accordance with the requirements of the State and Local Fiscal Assistance amendments of 1976, the public is hereby notified that summaries of the adopted budgets of the State of Georgia for the Fiscal Years ending June 30, 1977.

and June 30, 1978, Including the proposed use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds, are available for inspection by the public at the following location: Legislative Budget Office 142 State Capitol Atlanta, Georgia 30334 use of a weapon or more than S100 taken; vehicle thefts; and the theft of property valued at more than $100 or belong' ing to a public facility. ASSAULT! 9 Btmfct SI on, 3, ill North Avt. i trnltd brMV moiohm tor CASTEILAW Mrs. Bessie H. Castellaw of McDonough.

died March 10, 1977. Surviving are sons, Mr. Stewart A Castellaw, McDonough; Mr. Charles D. Castellaw, Griflm; sister.

Mrs. Alton H. Wilson, Atlanta; brothers, Mr. Samuel C. Heard.

Dallas, Rev. William H. Heard, Dadeville. four grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon, March 12 at 2 o'clock from Locust Grove Baptist Church, with remains placed in state at 1:30.

Rev. C. E. Dowis. Rev.

J. E. Frazier Rev. W. D.

Mendum will officiate. Interment, church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to Locust Grove Baptist Church Building Fund. Pallbearers please meet at the church at 1:45. D.

T. Car-michael Son, Inc. CASTLEBERRY Mr. Benjamin Kim Castleberry, age 66, of Rte. 1, Alpharetta, passed away March 11, 1977.

Surviving are wife, Mrs. Dessie Mae Castleberry; daughters, Mrs. Edwin Shirley, Alpharetta; Mrs. Allie Archer, Savannah; sons, Mr. Everett Castleberry, Mr.

Marcus Castleberry, Alpharetta; sister, Mrs. Hubert Cantrell: brothers, Mr. Guy Castleberry, Mr. Herbert Castleberry, Mr. lee Castleberry, Mr.

Warren G. Castleberry, Cum-ming; Mr. Theron Castleberry, Gainesville: Mr. James Castleberry, Miami, 12 grandchildren, 5 greatgrandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday atternoon at 2:30 from the funeral home chapel.

Rev. James McGahee, Rev. Hoyt Thompson, and Rev. Dick Hester officiating. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery.

Louie E. Jones Funeral Home, Alpharetta. COMMERCE-Servlces for Mrs. Vivian Hall Herbert, 50, of Commerce will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church, burial in Grey Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Herbert, a teacher at Commerce High School, died Friday. A native of Carroll County, she was a member of the Commerce First Baptist Church, the Ladies' Investment Club and the Commerce Garden Club. Survivors include daughter, Miss Kathy Herbert of Commerce; and son, Charles Herbert of Commerce. Mrs.

Stamm's Rites Planned Today at 11:30 Services for Mrs. Marion Frances Allen Stamm, secretary-treasurer of Stamm Co. will be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Spring Hill, burial at Crestlawn Memorial Park. Mrs.

Stamm, who resided at 1185 Collier Road NW, died Thursday at the age of 60. She was a member of SL Luke's Mrs. Claudia Ward Services for Mrs. Claudia Allison Ward of 1231 Mansfield Ave. NE will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Free Methodist Church, burial in West-view Cemetery. Mrs. Ward, a former employe of Retail Credit, died Thursday. A native of Fulton County, Mrs. Ward was the widow of Claude V.

Ward. She is survived by her son, Louis V. Ward of Atlanta. Mrs. Licelle Ford Graveside services for Mrs.

Licelle Mitchell Ford of 1212 East Rock Springs Road NE will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Westview Cemetery. Mrs. Ford, a native of St Louis, died Friday. She was the widow of J.B.

Ford. Mrs. Ford is survived by a sister, Mrs. Louis Straube of Atlanta. It's the choice ol the pros-tor a lot ot good reasons.

A Gravely tractor is tough enough to take on any job and come back asking tor more. You can plow a perfect seedbed in one operation, cultivate, spray, compost or mow with a choice ol attachments. And our exclusive all-gear drive is designed and built to be durable and dependable. No belts to slip, come loose or break. II you have big garden work to do-get a Gravely Itrst! wound Mi htr wn arm altar tna wai toot by man during an rsumtnl at Mr homo.

Gall Shappard, ot 1407 Harriet St NE wat traalad at Grady Howlial tor a wound In her right chett attar the wat Dabbed by another woman at Hulcrr Invon St. NE. Ronald Jecfcun, of 3410 Mavnard Court wai traalad at Grady Hoiollal tor a wound ki hit right leg after ha wat thot bv a woman al MM Anerlln Luther King Jr. Drive. ROBBIRItS Undberv Brookt, ot etf Lindbergh Way NE wat robbed ot (370 by an armed man and woman al hit home.

WUllam Thomai, ol 7255 Lenox Road wat robbed ot SAM by an armed man and woman at MO Lindbergh Way. STOLEN ViHICLeS Edward Teegle, ol Newnen; W3 Chevrolet tmoele, MCB no, from 1W Buchanan Lane SE. Thomat Talum, Ufa Dor It Drive SE: Poniiec Firebird. GEO III, from hit reuoence. STOLEN Portable tetevltlon, two temet valued I tl2 from the home ot Flora Wvelt al Hll Boulevard Drive NE.

Electric typewriter valued al UN from the Sheraton BUlmore Hotel at 117 Watt Peechtree. Color tetevltlon. boott valued at I WO from the home ol Demy Davit al ll Mayltrd Ave. Ciliient' Band (CBI radio valued al 117a from the car ot Frank J. Ron of 577 Sheiinul Drive ki For til Park al 11 Baker St.

NW. CB radio, leather bag valued at 1700 from the car ol Robert Ray ol Smyrna al 77 Marietta SI. Guitar, lexovhono, Huto, banlo and cam for the above kitlrumonlt valued al 11,100 from Ihe car ot Earl VVinit-" ol 3U7 Cuthan Circle SW al lha corner ol Prvor and Merlin Lulher King Jr. Drive. Teoe olever, ttereo' tenet, hendbee valued al IIM from Ihe car ol David Webb ot Monroe al 77 Marietta SI.

NW. STATE BUDGET RECORDS OPEU FOR irJSPECTEOrJ Under the provisions of the Code of Federal Regulations Section 51.14 paragraph fe), the State of Georgia is required to publish notice of the availability for public inspection of Fiscal Year Budget Summaries that include the appropriation of General Revenue Sharing Entitlements. Budget summaries for the Fiscal Years 1977 and 1978 are available for public inspection during normal business hours at the Office of Planning and Budget, 270 Washington Street, S. Atlanta, Georgia 30334. Mae Edwards; children.

Mrs. Eva Mae George. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edwards.

Mr. and Mrs. Emory Darden, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Let Edwards Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Edwards and Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Edwards: 45 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; 2 sisters, Mr. and Mrs. James Pattmon and Miss Lucy Edwards a host of other relatives and friends. Relatives and friends will assemble at the above residence at 11:00 a.m.

Stocks Funeral Home Kirk wood Chapel, Inc. 377 0458 9 EVERHART Mrs. Arlene S. Everhart of 345 Howell Apt. I funeral Sunday.

March 13, 1977 at 2:30 m. Mount 2ion Baptist Church, Bowman. Georgia. Hanley Ashby St. 753 6164 65.

FARNAN Interment services for Mr. Michael J. Farnan, will be held Saturday. March 12, 1977 at 1:30 o'clock at Westview, Rev. Leonard L.

Young officiating. H.M. Patterson Son, Spring Hill. Continued On 7-C Lutheran Church. Rnnl-All SuSworstude husband Girl, 2, Killed by Car 80 ol 685, Roswell Theodore S.

Stamm Sr. of UAlNfcSVILLE (AP)-TWO- died March 11. 1977. Surviv year-old Victoria Sarah Gad- are wile, Mrs. Margaret John- dis was struck by a car and Mni killed Thursday night when gj a she ran from the front yard of number ol nieces and nephews, her Gainesville home into the m.

Patterson i Son, Spring street, police said. Hill. Atlanta; son, Theodore S. Stamm Jr. of Atlanta; sisters, Mrs.

Melba Allen Smith and Mrs. Joann Ramson, both of Atlanta; and brother, J.W. Allen of Atlanta. 1742 Connolly Driv EAST POINT, CA. 768-3463.