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9 ATLANTA CONSTITITIOV Sept. 13. 1W Il-B Funeral Notices Funeral Notice Funeral Notices PnntinilAil fnun Paitk 1 ft 471-7171 John B. It. Jr.

Jonesboro Jejrry Btrronton SPIVEY.Dr.WolttfB. 1. Jones. Austell. Mrs.

Evelyn Carver, Alpha-retta, Mrs. leatha Cato. Powder Springs, Mrs. Madelyri Litton. Lithia Springs, brothers, Ralph Brawner; David Brawner, both ot Austell.

Jesse Brawner. Carrollton. Funeral Friday, 4 p.m. lithia Springs First Baptist folk, Mrs. Ifatet Brett.

Ahoskie. N.C. Mrs. Carolina Cornsale, Memphis, Mrs. Ann Thomas.

Norfolk, Mrs. Willie Mason, Rich Square. N.C. brother, Mr. Thomas Spivey, Yorktown.

Va. The family will receive friends at the funeral home each evening from 7 to 8:30. lieu of flowers please make your contribution to the Heart or Cancer Fund or Salvation Army. Barronton Lee Funeral Directors. Jonesboro.

471-7171. Howard Cormkha! Sent NEVITT Afei Mrs. Rita of Atlanta, died Sept. 11. Surviving are her sons, Mr.

R.E. McAfee. )r, Atlanta: Dr. David R. McAfee, Spieer, eight grandchildren; ten great grandchildren.

Mass of Christian burial will be held Saturday, Sept. IS at 1Q o'clock at t. hide's Catholic Church. John Walsh officiating. -Interment, Arlington Memorial Park.

H.M. Patterson Son, Oglethorpe 45S0 Peachtree Rd. i i Church. Or. Marion Beaver.

Rev. I.E. Wi, and Rev. Howard Walker, officiating. Interment, Mozley Memorial Gardens.

Roy Davis Funeral ii -n GRAY, Mrs. Mildred PHILPOT, Mrs. William t. RAUSCHENBERG, Mr. John Andrew SHAFER, Mrs.

Miriam Morgan fills nuuic, aumcii. GRAHAM Dr. Harold E. Graham, age 61 of Cedar Brood Marietta, died Tuesday. Funeral tlVEDSIDf CHAPtt Q.

coffin Ci)l4clt MULKEY, Mr. Green M. STEVENSON Mr. Charlie Grover, age 64, Woodvalley MaWeton, died Sept 11, 1984. Survived by wife, Bernice LaFavor Stevenson, daughters, Linda Bell.

Atlanta, Charlene Whitfield, Austell, sister, Roberta Demastus, Buford, brothers, Paul Stevenson, Alamo, Homer -Stevenson, Eastman, Talmadge Steven- son, Atlanta, five grandchildren. Funeral services 3:30 p.m. Thursday, White Columns Chapel, Mableton. Reverends Oavid Sapp, David Stevenson; officiating. Interment, Mount Harmony Gardens.

Gene Davis, Mableton. BETTY 4 GENE DAVIS Tf COLUMNS CHAPEL tiltifr Springt 44-88QQJ services win oe neio a.m. rnuay, irum mo Noonday Baptist Church. Remains placed in state at 10 a.m. Dr.

George D. Barnett, Rev. Eugene Huckaby, and Rev. Arvie Thornton, officiating. Interment, Kennesaw Memorial Park Cemetery.

Dr. Graham, a Screven County native, had lived Cobb County for 9 years and was a former resident of Griffin, Ga. Dr. Graham a graduate of Georgia State University, where he received his Business Administration Degree, was a graduate of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary of Louisville. Kw where he receive his Masters STEVENSON, Mr.

Charlie Grover lpc Oicksovt Kayetteville )omnl)oro Morrow BOnS, Mr. Michael Lester PHILPOT Funeral services for Mrs. William F. (Joyce) Philpot, 2 p.m. Thursday, chapel of Howard L.

Carmichael Interment, Hillcrest Cemetery. RAMSEY Miss Helene of Atlanta, died Sept. 11. 1984. Surviving are her brother, Mr.

C. Norman Ramsey, Dallas, several nieces and nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and cousins. A Memorial service wilt be held Saturday, Sept. 15 a ten o'clock at the Chapel of Peachtree Presbyterian Church. Dr.

W. Frank Harrington, Dr. William B. Carr officiating. Interment services will be held Saturday at four r'clock at Louisville, Ga.

Cemetery. Or. Kenneth Morris officiating. Augusta and Louisville, Ga. papers please copy.

H.M. Patterson Son. Spring Hill. RAUSCHENBERG Mr. John Andrew Rauschenberg of Atlanta, died Sept.

11, 1984. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ruth C. Rauschenberg, children, Mr. Richard H.

Cross, Atlanta, Mrs. Patsy R. Kirk, Fast Point Mr. Ernest G. Cross, Atlanta, Mrs.

Marilyn Stewart, Newnan, Joyce Bacot, Conyers, 22 grandchildren, great-grandchil-' dren, nieces and nephews. Graveside services 2:30 Thursday, Westview Cemetery. Family and friends assemble at the cemetery. Rev. Donald A.

Prewette, officiating. Howard L. Carmichael Sons. SANDERS Degree in Divinity and was also a graduate from the Luther Rice Seminary, Jacksonville, where he receive his Doctors of Ministry Degree. Dr.

Graham, the Executive Director ni Mistinns Nnnndav Rantist Association. JJuugaltrooLi 522-8217 HIUSMAN, Mrs. Versia Mae was the local Administrator of the North Georgia Center of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and was a Trustee of Tift STRIBUNG -'The friends and relatives ot Mrs. Ida M. Stri-; bung are invited to attend the funeral services for Mrs.

Stnblmg, to be held Friday, Sept. 14. 1984 at 2 p.m. at Butler C.M.E. Church, 23 Butler St, S.E.

Rev. Thomas' Brown, pastor, officiating. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. There will be no viewing of remains. She Is survived by one nephew, Mr.

Arthur Bridgeford, Chicago, nieces and nephews, Mrs. Sadie Cash, Mr. James Russell, Atlanta, Mrs. Ruby V. Hoskins, Mrs.

Leans Davis, Mrs. Rosa Nell Tanks, Social Circle, Mrs. Ida Miles, Mrs. Ruth Margumn, Mrs. Evelyn Bridgeford, Mrs.

Joe Hill. Chicago, and a host of grand and great-nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. The cortege wiH assemble at 2868 Bakeridge Dr N.W., at 1 p.m. Friday. Sellers Bros.

HERSCHEL McDANIEL Foirburn 964-2281 From canned "goods" to good old-fashioned southern cooking, the Journal-Constitution FOOD Guide serves up good taste at a good price. Every week, in Wednesday's Atlanta Journal and Thursday's Atlanta Constitution, the FOOD Guide brings you tempting new recipes, fascinating cooking and shopping tips, and a good measure of money-saving food advertising and valuable coupons. You'll find a lot of good reasons to sample the goodies-in the FOOD Guide, every, week buiicgo III ruioyill, aiiu aiov member of the Noonday Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mayrice M.

Graham, Marietta, four daughters, Mrs. Suzanne Dan- NORMAN MEDFORD lei, uonytsrs, mrs. sarui diuio, Mrs. Janette Tingle, McDonough, Mrs. Glenda Crumbley, Kennesaw, one son, Mr.

Harold E. Graham, Acworth, four sisters, Mrs. Louise Keller, Mrs. Mary Waters, Mrs. Jessie Johnson, Mri Dorothy Bell, all of Savannah, nine grandchildren, numerous nieces and GRAHAM, Dr.

Harold E. SUMERUN Mrs. Carrie BeB Sumerlin. the mother of CASCAM HIU-MI0Ce4. S.W.

144410 Evelyn Perry of 1486 Deerwood Decatur, passed September 12, 1984. Funeral an OClETHOItrf Hlll-4550 Nhm I Ni 113510 SPRING HlU-IOMSpmt Si N.W. I74.10J1 nounced later. Herschel Thornton Mortuary, 3346 M.L. King Jr.

S.W. nepnews. rasrors ami missionary win serve as honorary pallbearers. In lieu of flowers those desiring to do so may make contributions to the New Mission Fund of the Noonday Baptist Association, 1348 Canton Marietta, Ga. 30066 or to the Georgia Baptist Medical Center, 300 Boulevard N.E Atlanta, 30312.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday evening. Norman Medford Funeral Ham Marietta. 427-8447.

WATKINS Mrs. Ella Mae Watkins of 1508 May Ave. S.E, the wife of Mr. Willie E. Watkins.

passed away, Sept 12. 1984. Funeral arrangements UeFOODGuide. Reason enough to read the paper. KASSEl, Mr.

Max MARTIN, Mr. Wall NEVITT, Mrs. Rita B. RAMSEY, MiuHelene SMITH, Miss Mary Elizabeth WEBB, Mrs. Annie announced later, sellers Bros, GRAY Mrs.

Mildred Gray of Cast Point. died WEBB Funeral services for Mrs. Annie V. Webb wiH be held Thursday. September 13.

1984 at 11 TIM STEWART 4CU. 11 4709. Jlli VttiW uj uawgussii wni. and Mrs. Joel (Juanita) Tolbert, Ellenwood, Mr.

and Mrs. John L. (Floy) Linton, College Park, five grandchildren, seven great-grand- o'clock at Brookhaven Baptist Church, with ttrwfPfKtvtlle the remains placed in state at 10 clock. Rev. W.T.

Booth. Rev. Fred Cox, Rev. A.T. ETHRID'GE, Mrs.

Sara M. MOON, Mr. Charles Burt, Jr. Stewart officiating. Interment, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, H.M.

Patterson Son, Oglethorpe Hill, 4550 Peachtree Rd. Other WILUAMS children. Funeral services 11 a.m. Friday, chapel of Howard Carmichael Sons. Rev.

Mark Tolbert. and grandson, officiating. Interment, Westview Cemetery. HELLMIG Mr. Steven R.

(Steve) Hellmig of McDo- rough, passed away Sept. 12, 1984. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.W.B.

Taylor, McDonough, sisters, Mrs. Deborah Ann Turfier, Norcross, Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks-Counts, Birmingham, brothers. Mr. F.W.B.

Funeral Homes Mrs. Wilma J. Williams, of 2380 Abner PI. N.W., the wife of Mr. Willie P.

Williams, passed away September 12, 1984. Graveside services will be held Friday, September 14, Mrs. Mattie Sanders, the sister of Mrs. La-' ctlle Etheridge of 1645 Rogers S.W.. passed September 12, 1984.

Funeral art- nounced later. Herschel Thornton Mortuary, 3346 M.L King Jr. S.W. SHAFER Mrs. Miriam Morgan Shafer of Hartwell.

formerly of Atlanta, died Sept. 12, 1984 Plans later. Howard Carmichael Sons. SIMMONS Mrs. Thelma Simmons of 1177 Kerry N.W., Apt- 490, the moher of Mr.

Mitchell Simmons, Mrs. Ann Cleveland, Mrs. Juanita Pickett and the sister of Mr. Ben Huff, Ms. Margaret Huff, passed Tuesday, Sept.

11, 1984. Funeral announced later by Stinson's Mortuary, 1909 Simpson N.W. 792-2935. SMITH Miss Mary Elizabeth of Atlanta, died Sept. 12, 1984.

Surviving are her parents, Mr. John F. and Mrs. Joan S. Smith, Atlanta, brother, Mr.

John F. Smith. Ft. Lauder-' dale, sisters, Mrs. Joan Marie Bennett, Miss Juliann Louise Smith, grandmother, Mrs.

Louis A. Schnurr, Atlanta. Funeral services will be held Friday. Sept. 14 at 10:30 o'clock at The Cathedral Of Christ The King.

Msgr. John F. McDonough officiating, interment, Arlington. The Rosary will be said Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Spring She was a member of the Cathedral of Christ the King Folk Group and an employee of the Cathedral. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to CURE, Emory University Pediatrics, 1365 Clifton Rd.

N.E.. Atlanta, Ga. 30322. H.M. Patterson Son Son.

SPIVEY i Funeral services for Dr. Walter B. Spivey, will be held Friday, 11 a.m. from the North Ave. Presbyterian Church, Atlanta.

Or. Charles Q. Carter, Dr. Tom Roddy, officiating. Interment, Westview.

Dr. Spivey is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emilie P. Spivey, grandchildren, Mr. Walter Lea Spivey, Mr.

William Lindsey Spivey, Miss Dorothy Ann Spivey, sisters, Mrs. Lillie Vick, Conway, N.C, Mrs. Daisy Fullord, Nor 1984 at 11 a.m. at Monte Vista Biblical Gar dens. 1361 Hollywood Rd.

N.W. Rev. H.C. Taubtr III ftUekuilla BJr D.ht T.iln, Fisher officiating. Others survivors are daughter.

Miss Paulette Williams and other idjivi, in, ivaanviirc, mi. niviioiu J. idjiui, Atlanta, grandparents, Mrs. Emit Hellmig, New Jersey, Mrs. F.W.B.

Taylor, McDo- relatives and friends. The cortege wiH assem nough. Funeral services wilt be held 3 p.m. ble at the residence at 10 a.m. Friday.

Sell ers Bros. rrioay, ai tarmicnaei inapei. xev. miner Kenady, Rev. Edgar Johnson, officiating'.

Interment, Forest Hills Memorial Gardens. In Cemetery Lots, Crypts ARLINGTON CFMETEHY Stwiflat. 9 Uurial iata BARNSWELL, Rev. John Earl BOUNG, Mr. Charles W.

BROWN, Mrs. Josephine DAVE, Mrs. Dorothy Jean DUNN, Mr. Series EMERY, Mrs. Fannie GORE, Mrs.

Tom (Lucille) HELLMIG, Mr. Steven HELMS, Mr. Andrew Vernon JOHNSON, Mrs. Dian Alexander KEYE, Mr. Julius Weldon KING, Mrs.

Leolar UKES, Mr. Henry James LANDERS, Ms. Barbara A. MATTHEWS, Mr. Bonnie C.

McCOY, Mrs. Martha Christine SANDERS, Mrs. Mattie SIMMONS, Mrs. Thelma STRIBUNG, Mrs. Ida M.

SUMERUN, Mrs. Carrie Bell WATKINS, Mrs. Ella Mae COLLEGE PARK. Lot imc 13. Coil sU for lieu of flowers contributions may be' made to the Leukemia Society.

D.T Carmichael 4 Son. HELMS Mr. Andrew Vernon Helms, Tucker, died 12, 1984. He is survived by his' sister, Mrs. Gladys McMichen.

Tucker; niece, Mrs. Fay Russell; great nephew, Mr. Andrew Russell; great niece. Ms. Kelley Russell, all of Dora- COLLEGE PARK.

loU, wcliow AMP, 1700. I-495-5306. OLLEGE Park cam. lot. UU UUiil ull 9 at A.

aUI. CPE STL AWN. 1 grave tot. 29S cash. q3-029t.

CREST LAWN 2-cmeurv toft vtrylfno itKkriKt p.m. WESTVIEW ABBEY. Cftaptl Floor. Umpmon Cryptt. aPBCtfl.

ojVTfc PTT. TW ITB I TO p.m. vine, runeiai services win ue Hem rriudy afternoon at 2:00 at the chapel of A.S. Turner Sons. Dr.

George C. Wascovich will officiate. Interment, Floral Hills Memory Gar- WESTVIEW Cpel Cryplii. 2 4Mir. S4300 MCA Pr.

WESTVIEW 4 flravt tot. GexdM of Evortottmo trft. dens. A. S.

Turner Sons. HILLSMAN Mrs. Versia Mae Hillsman of 1572 Hardee N.E.. Apt. 23-F.

passed Sept. 10. 1984. Legal Notices Legal Notices Tfw Cltv'al firMftvlM. SC It rtauMtino Broonall Funeral service will be held Friday, Sept.

14, 1984 at 1 p.m. at Antioch East Baptist al a. a Ann Ai a INVITATION TO BIO METROPOLITAN ATLANTA RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY i rra tt Mirnoa an oauivn ina raa form MtMMwtt contuliantt le conduct ttudv ot the City government teiecommunlctiioni tvstem tor tht purpose ot Identifying metnodt ot upgreding service end reducing com. REP may bo raauiled by celling BRADY AVENUE BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY PROPOSAL NO. 14B wiiiii via, attf i iai itii iiv i mains placed state in the church at 11 a.m.

Dau IttviA Unuiivj4 tnaeftra fiUiz-iiitinn The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority. herein called the Authority, win receive bids on General Contract for the Brady Avenue But Mainte John Landers, Lake Placid, Mr. Don Landers, Greenwich, Conn. A Memorial Service will be observed on September 15, 1984 at 2 o'clock in the chapel of A.S. Turner Sons.

Miss Virginia Proctor officiating. Interment Zoar United Methodist Church Yard. The family requests any remembrances be sent to the Barbara A. Landers Memorial Fund, co The Wells Fargo Bank, Arden Town Office, 515 La Sierra Sacramento, Calif. 95825.

A S. Turner ft Sons. mo purcrtoting uepi. bui-zw-izm, exi. mi.

rrmt-M thoH be wbmllteo) NLT SPM, October 114, to the Purcnnlng Agent, P.O. Bon 2207. Greenville, SC 2M01 7tn floor, City Holt, Me South Mein Slroel). Interment, Washington Memorial Gardens. Survivors are three children, Mrs.

Mary Lee rilmnr Uo lawiM Uillr-m r. an4 lire nance Facility. Tna wont consists of Demolition went. Pointing, General Mechanical Work, Plumbing, Fur-nishing and Installing a Fire Sprinkler System, Furnishing and Installing a Halogeneled Fire Ealfngulthlne INVITATION TO BID Seeled prooouit wiH bo received at the Office of Fiji Ion Counlv Purcheslna Aoent. Room Soa.

system, msiawng Hooting, venniettng ano Air nonlno System, and General Electrical Work. The Authority has scheduled a Pro-Bid Conference Donald Johnson (Helen), eight grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, two brothers, Mr. Willie L. Tate, Mr. Charles Tate, one great-aunt, Mrs Lizzie Burley, nieces, nephews, cousins, and a host of other relatives and friends.

The family will receive friends Tonight Thursday, Sept 13, 1984 at the above ar wmcn me scope of tne wont, ano me reQutrememt of the Bid Oocumentt, wIN be discussed. Pro-Bid Conference wR bo HoM at HMO AJVL September 7. 1014. Admtniiuellon Building Atlanta, Georgia, until 1M0 a.m., September li, I9M FOR FURNISHING ENVELOPES TO FULTON COUNTY TAX COMMISSIONER Department. Bid for mi end wociflcotiont art on file in Room 604, Admlnrilralion Building.

Fulton County reserve! me me rioM to accept or reject any or at bids end to wehw tecnnicaiiiiet. on the 2tnd floor of the Peachtree Summit Building, 401. West Peachtree Street. N.E- Atlanta, Georgia. interested garnet ere mvtSM and oncoureeed to attend tne rnr-etd tomorence.

JOHN P. SCHAAr Purchasing Agent to assemble at the residence at 12 Noon. Ttw Authority will receive pint untfi stiombor 27, M4. al Khoa AJVL. at which time the bids wll be gubnefy opened In thg Authority's Office on the 22nd floor of the Pvachtroa Summit BuHdine.

401 Wed September IM4 NOTICE OF LOCATION AND OESIGN APPROVAL PROJECT M-KW(S), COBB COUNTV Mafic bt IwreeM van thai the Stale. Htahway Peechtrea Street, N.E, Atlanta, Georgia. Bids mutt be submitted accordance with, and tubiect to, the conditions contained tn the Instructions to Bidders, fa Engineer. Department of transportation. Slate ot Georgia, approved me location and design of the proiecl described below: Protect M-W3(S it the proposed widening of Gordon RoodS.R.

I3 from BanHnead Highway to thg CobbFuiion County Line. which potential Bidders ere referred. The Authority wW finance me Centred In part by meant of grant from the United Slates, and the blading procedures, evaluation ot Bids, and award of the contract will be governed by both applicable Georgia lew and the Haugabrooks Funeral Home. JOHNSON Friends and relatives of Dian Alexander Johnson, Stacey Scott Mrs. Elizabeth Born, all of Decatur, Mr.

and Mrs. James B. Alexander, Sun City, Mrs. Barbara Cas-sard. Coconut Creek, Mrs.

Tammy Petty, Marietta, Mrs; Mary Morris, Stockbridge, Mrs. Brenda Rainwater, Decatur, Mr. William Inman Born, Blue Ridge, Mr. Warren P. Born, federal law ana regulations applicable to grami Slate and focal oovernrnent.

Drawings ot ma proposed proieci org on me, ana ere available for public inspection at the Georgia Department ot Transportation, No. 2 Capitol Square, Atlanta, Georgia. The Federal Highway Administration has approved rhe Final Environmental Assessment Document on this proieci. Copies of ma Final Envk-onmemel Assessment are available tram Bid Oocumentt may be purchased from the MART A Documentation Control Center, 390 West Peechtree Street, N.W., Allenta, Georgia 30MS. For further Information regarding the purchasing at Bid Oocumentt and other documents, call MART at (4041 MARTIN Mr.

Walt of Atlanta died Sept 11. 1984. Surviving are his sons, Mr. Rob Martin, Atlanta; Mr. Aaron Martin, Griffin; sister; Mrs.

Margaret Look, Alabama; brothers, Mr. Jeff Martin, Mr, Charles Martin, Jacksonville. Memorial services will be held Thursday, Sept 13 at 11:30 o'clock at Spring Hill. Rev. Father David Dye officiating.

H.M. Patterson ft Son. MATTHEWS Mr. Bennie C. Matthews, age 54, passed Sept.

11, 1984 in Philadelphia. Pa. His funeral will be held Saturday, Sept. 15 at 2 o'clock p.m. from St Johns Baptist Church in Newnan, Ga.

Interment family plot church cemetery. His survivors include three daugh- ters, Marion Bennett Cherlyn Matthews, Earnestine Matthews, son, Bennie L. Matthews, sisters, Ms. Louise Bennett Ms. Doris White, Ms.

Estella Matthews, Ms. Annie L. Williams, Ms. Alice M. Jackson, Ms.

Corine Matthews, Ms. Thelma Matthews, and Ms. Mary E. Taylor, brothers, Mr. Arthur L.

Matthews, Mr. Charlie J. Matthews, and a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends. The family re-' quest that everyone assemble at the residence of Ms. Mary E.

Taylor, 1552 Newton S.E., Atlanta, at 12 o'clock noon for the cortege. Meadows Mortuary, Inc. 419 Flat Shoals S.E. 522-7478. AHm Johnson.

Jr. Director ot Contracts and Procurement mr. maipnurm Stale Environmental Analysis Engineer OS Aviation Circle Atlanta, Georgia Mils urvrire ne invitation for bids CONTRACT PROPOSAL NUMBER I44S DATED AU caivt si. teal INVITATION FOR BIDS METROPOLITAN ATLANTA RAPID TRANSIT Miiroooiiien Atlanta Transit Authority wll receive sealed bids for furnishing Spare Parts for Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) System and Ground Fault Trig Device to bo opened al 2200 Peechtree Summit Building, 401 W. Peechtree Street, N.E, Atlanta, Georgia 3034S-430I at 2:00 p.m.

on September 27, IM4. Tm al the contract shall bo made to the AUTHORITY WW receive bids tor Contract Proposal Number 143, tnlermodal Transfer Area Security Improvement Proieci to be opened at 2700 Peechtree Summit, 401 West Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30MS at 11:00 a.m., on September 27, I9S4. aiocnorioge, mr. rresion n. corn, uecaiur, nieces and nephews are invited to attend graveside services for Mrs.

Dian Alexander Johnson, Thursday, Sept. 13, 4 p.m., Ousley Methodist Church Yard. Rev. Frank Doris officiating. Contributions may be made to the Kelly Chapel United Methodist Building Fund.

Hons A. Ward, Inc. KASSEl Mr. Max of Atlanta, died Sept. 12, 1984.

Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Herbert Con-stangy, son, Mr. Milton N. Kassel, sister, Mrs. William E.

Lipshutz, Atlanta, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The remains were taken to Savannah where interment services will be held Friday, Sept 14 at 1 aMui lowest responsive responsible bidder complying with all applicable reouiromenls. FuH Information may bo obtained from the Division of Contracts at fVycura- Tne contract it tubiect to the MARTA Resolution Fun information may be obtained from the Authority's Division of Contracts and Procurement, 2200 Peachtree Summit, 401 West Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia S0MS, (404) SM-S277. Thg Procurement consists of furnishing and installing tnlermodal transfer area security Improvements and appurtenances at the Authority's Avondale and West End Rail Stations, in accordance with the specified terms, conditions, specifications and Drawings. A Pre-Bid Conference will be conducted at the Authority's office at 11:00 am, on on Equal Employment upponumiy, prontonino ois-rriminniiM touted race, color, ten.

religion. 01 miiami arialn. The contractor win bo required to com ply with all aoplicablt Ewial Employment Opportunity Iamm and reoulatiam. MPiemoer iroe. The Authority will take necessary and reasonable steps fa insure that minority business enterprises hove an eoutlablg opportunity fa compete la all contracting This Contract la tubiect to the reoulrements of a V.WVTC IWVII WHIBWiy Rabbi Sol Rubin officiating.

H.M. Patterson Son, Spring Hill. financial assistance contract between the Authority and mo u.y Department of transportation, ine Dtddine TnaViHwirlftf retarvet the rtahl fa relect any procedures, evaluation or nos. and aware ot the con all bids, or any earls thereof, when necessary for the tract shall be governed by both ecoiicabie Georgia law and the federal law and reaulationa applicable to protection of tne mitresn ot mg umority. grants fa Stale and focal governments.

The contractor MIS' i Mr. Julius Weldon Keye, of 885 Lee passed September 12, 1984. HantevShelton DIRECTOR OF CONTRACTS AND PROCUREMENT wHt pa reouireo to comply wtm a applicable Eguat Employment opportunity lews and regulations, tncluev Ina the AAARTA Resakilion on Eauel Emolovmenf Ctvporfunlty, prohibiting discrimination based on race. IUHCIOI WIIVV.tUie, Wl IMIHIll! V(g1N4 KING. color, sex, religion, or namnai origin, ine Aurnorirv NOTICE OF LOCATION AND DESIGN PUBLIC HEARING PROJECT: FR-104-1 (27).

DEKALB-GWINNETT COUNTIES On tVfnhar 10. iota. Hie Georoia Denerfment McCoy Friends and relatives of Mrs. Martha Christine McCoy, East Point Mrs. Dorrs Hayes, Atlanta; Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy E. Gresham, lilburn; Mrs Gail Oliver, Houston, Mr.

and Mrs. James L. McCoy, Jonesboro; Mrs. Frances Cook, Riverdale; Mrs. Opal Oobbs.

McDonough; 12 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, nieces end nephews, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Martha Christine McCoy, Friday, Sept. 14 at 11 a.m. from Ward's Gtenwood Chapel. Rev.

Leonard Biddy officiating, Interment Resthaven Memorial Park. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers and assemble at the chapel by 10:45. Horis A. Ward. Inc.

wlH fake necessary and reasonabf steps fa Insure thai minority business enterprises have an eouliobie opew Tremaortaikui mm held a public hearlno funny compere an contracting activites. Aa ow dert wM be required fa certify that they erg not on fwlMk. I 1.. MA hUllMllUA the proposed location and design of proieci FR-104-1 127). DeKelh-Gwinneft Counties.

The hearlno wlK bl mat the facilities fa be ullliied in the performance ot this Centrarl ttava not been Uslad on the Envlronmen field from 4:00 P.m. fa 7M P.m. al Norcross High tat Protection Agency's List ot Violaline Faculties. The school Library locaieo one moot com ot aurora nten-wev on B.aver Ruin Road. Authority reserves the right to reieci any or en bids, or any Paris thereof, when necessary for thg protec Prelect FR-104-1 (27), DeKolb-GwInnett Counties, It proposed at the widening and reconstruction State Route litPeachtree Industrial Bouleverd tion ot me inieresi ot ine Autnorny.

Allan B. Johnson. Jr. Funeral services for Mrs. Leolar King will be held Friday, Sept.

14, 1984 at 1 p.m. from Greater Bethany Baptist Church, 786 Thurmond N.W. Rev. Curtis Lester officiating, interment, South View Cemetery. Survivors are son, Mr.

and Mrs. Raylield Kelley and family, brother, Mr. Willie Sherfield, sister, Mrv Juanita Herndon, dear friend, Mr. John W. -Rosser, a host of other relatives and friends.

The cortege will assemble at 765 Carter N.W. at 12 noon. The remains will be placed in state at the church at 11 a.m. Herschet Thornton Mortuary, 3346 M.L. King Jr.

S.W. urban freeway standards, including parallel one-way Director of Contracts and Procurement Par frontage roads from i-iaj normeesieriv to Peachtree Corners Interchange. Grade seporeted Inter rhanoM wiH he al the Intersection of Tilly Mill Road NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PROJECT BHM-ju(. FULTON COUNTY Winters Chanel Road, Peachtree Corners and Jimmy MOON Funeral services for Mr. Charles Burt (Buck) Moon.

wiH be held Thursday, Sept 13. Carter Boulevard. Representatives from the Department of Transpor Notice Is hereby given that the environmental assessment for Protect BHM-WMISI Fulton County it tation wW oe available from p.m. to im p.m., 1984 at 2 o'clock p.m. at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church with Rev.

Joe Canipe, and with puns and displays. The public wil have an opportunity to attend the hearing al their convenience to esk questions and discuss the protect with a De avanaDie tor review at ine meowing location: The Georgia Department of Transportation Environmental Analysts Bureau OS Aviation Circle Atlanta. Georoia 10330 Rev. Ollie V. Hayes, officiating.

Interment wiH partment reoresentetive. A court reporter follow in the church cemetery. The body win available dunno mis time to allow the public an oooor Protect aHM-WaeiSI, Fulton County It the proposed widening ot Comobelllon RnadSR. las. bwSuninp the tunny le make comments about thg protect.

These lie in state at the church from 1:30 until 2 bridge aver the Seeboard Systems Rellroad. The o'clock. The remains are at Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Lawrenceville, Ga. 962-3100 protect wte begin lust west of Burner Road and wW end hist east of Campground Road. Comments wll be accepted within 10 days of this comment! win be mctuoee me sranscriaf at hearing.

Written tttlemeeft may be submitted to: Mr. Robert L. Alston. P.E. Slete Location Engineer Georgia Department of Transportation No.

Copilot Souere Atlanta, Georgia 30334 Written tletemenis should be sent by October uu MULKEY EIjc Atlanta Journal THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Get the paper. For a lot of good reasons. i Tosubscribe, call 5224141 or toll free Mr. Green Atlanta, died Sept. 6.

Survived LAKES Funeral services for Mr. Henry James Lakes will be held Friday. Sept. 14, 1984 at 2:30 p.m. in our chapel with Elder James Toles, officiating, interment, Rock Springs Cemetery, Forest Park, GA.

Survivors are one son, Mr. Melvin White, ex-wife, Mrs. Doris Thomas Lakes, one aunt, Mrs. Rosa Partridge, other relatives end friends. The cortege will assemble at 2732 Lincoln N.W.

at 1:30 p.m. IveyBros. Morticians. LANDERS i Ms. Barbara died August 24, 1984 She is survived by her brothers, Mr.

by daughters, Mrs. E.T. (Katherine) Up church. Mrs. Robert (Diane) Verbust, broth Copies of me environmental document (applicant' docum.nl) org available to the public by lending your nonce concerning me environmental assessment, com menu should be sent to: Mr.

D.J. Allobem Division Administrator Federal Highway Administration Suite 700 1422 West Peachtree Street, N.E. Georgia JfJMf or Mr. Pelt Malphurt Stale Environmental Analysis Engineer Georgia Deportment of Transportation OS Aviation Circle Atlanta, Georgig 303U ers, David and Nathan Mulkey, sisters, Mrs. Herman (Minnie) Hendon, Mrs.

Maybelle request to Mr. Kobert L. Alston at tna above address. Thg displays, al the public hearing will be available for ten davs review by the public at the office ot Adams. Mrs.

Florence Frye. seven grandchild Fiova e. Heray. state Rood ft A roon oesian Engi dren. nieces and neohews.

Graveside service neer, Georgia ot Transportation, Room 'A Thursday. 10 a.m.. Crest Lawn Cemetery. J. eat, Atlanta, Georgia, aim, as toon at tne iranscn is prepares, it win oe avanaeie at inn location.

Allen Couch, Riverside Chapel..