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AUGUST 1 3, 1 989 Ehr Atlanta 3tntntal AND CONSTTrmON B-1 1 Obituaries Legal Notices Funeral Notices Funeral Notices Howard Carmkho! Son GRIMES, Mr. William (Bill) Key Davis JOHNSON, Mrs. Patricia D. Louie E. Jones CATES, Mrs.

Hattie P. cti iru.it So. Fayettevilte 461-7641 McMILLIAN, Mrs. Johnny (Ruth) SPRING HlLL-KIJO Sphnj St N.W. 876-1022 Oglethorpe Hilmsso m.

hi ki-jsn Green Lawn-iito Serve; St w. i7Min ATKINSON, Dorris Mason BARBEE, Dr. Ruth T. BOWEN, Mrs. Alice Pittman COLE, Mrs.

Rose GREEN, Miss Annie Kate JORDAN, Mrs. Audrey W. WAGGONER, Mrs. Martha S. CkapU BAUMANN, Mr.

Austin Sr. Qus Xkomkill's 768-2993 1315 Hendrix Fast Point EDWARDS, Mrs. Willie P. Served by Professionols jbon.UDrimU.Worla 1 876 Second Decatur Donald Trimble 3714772-3 BROWN, Mr. Ernest (Tank) HAWKINS, Mr.

Jerry (Monkey) 1949 9k $nbn Chap! nrlMlt Chanel 979-3100 SHUMATE, Mr. Woodrow W. ARD i MARIETTA BATES, Mr. Charles AMn WHITLEY-GARNER PALMER, Mrs. Viola Bumette Other Funeral Homes Amy and Robyn Crusselle.

Atlanta; grandsons. Captain and Mrs. William H. Thomas. USMC, Okinawa; David 1 Thomas, Atlanta; Captain and Mrs.

Robert B. Thomas. USMC, Atlanta; Lieut Stanley M. Thomas, USMC, Camp Le- S- une. N.C.; Lieut and Mrs.

Steven G. Thomas, 5 Army, Fort Lewis, one greatgrandchild. Interment services will be held Monday, August 14 at 11:00 at Westview. Dr. Gil Watson officiating.

The family will receive friends Sunday evening from 6 until 8 at Spring Hill. Those that wish may make contributions to The Alzheimer's Association. Mrs. Atkinson was one of the early members of Central Baptist Church. H.M.

Patterson I Son. BARBEE Dr. Ruth T. Barbee, of Atlanta, died August 12, 1989. Surviving are her sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Charles C. Thompson. Charleston, Mrs. Roscoe S. Thompson, Tullahoma, Mrs.

William F. Thompson, Stuttgart, 11 nieces and nephews, numerous close friends. H.M. Patterson Son, Spring Hill. BATES Mr.

Charles Ahin Bates, age 72, of Marietta, died Saturday. Funeral services 11 a.m. Monday, Mayes-Ward Funeral Home Chapel, Marietta. Interment Cheatham Hill Memorial Park. Rev.

Terry Southern and Rev. L. Howard Gordon officiating. Surviving, wife, Helen V. Bates, daughters, Linda Bates Southern, of Powder Springs; Wanda Lee Boffa, of Dallas, Sharlene Bates Davenport, of Cullowhee, N.C.; son, Nickie Bates, Marietta; sister, Pauline James, of Marietta; brother, Forest Bates, of Clem, six grandchildren, one great-grandchild.

The family wiU receives from 7 until 9 Sunday at Mayes-Ward Funeral Home, arietta. BAUMANN Mr. Austin S. Baumann, age 77, of Marietta, died August 12, 1989. He is survived by wife, Mrs.

Georgia B. Baumann, of Marietta; daughters, Mrs. Joan Williams, Memphis, Mrs. Jean Cobb, Kingsport, sons, Mr. Austin S.

Baumann, Maui, Hawaii; Mr. Wade Osborne, Acworth, and Mr. Michael G. Baumann, Marietta; one sister, Mrs. Audrey B.

Storke, of Old Town, eight grandchildren, one great-granddaughter. Graveside service will be held Monday, August 14, 1989 at 11 a.m. at Arlington Memorial Park. The Rev. John Bolton will officiate.

The family will receive friends Sunday evening from 7 until 9. Memorial contributions may be made to Kennestone Hospice. Sandy Springs Chapel, 136 Mount Vernon Hwy. BEASLEY Mrs. Mary Lou Beasley, of 1437 Bankhead N.W., Atlanta, the mother of Anthony Beasley, Victor Beasley, Romel Beasley, An-genetta Jones and Darius Beasley, passed at the residence August 11, 1989.

Funeral arrangements announced later. Stocks Funeral Home, Kirkwood Chapel 1970 Boulevard Dr. N.E., Atlanta, 377-0458-9. BOONE Mr. Charles Gilbert, age 61, 515 Old Muse Carrollton, passed away Friday, August 11.

Survivors wife, Mrs. Ruby Bryant Boone, Car-. rollton; mother, Mrs. Gertrude Keever Akin, Bremen; daughters, Mrs. Diane Benefield, Bowdon; Mrs.

Janice Rust, Grand Prairie, Mrs. Denise Grubbs, Bremen, four grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday 3 p.m. from The Abilene Baptist Church with Rev. Gerald Rogers Rev.

Searcy Jackson and Rev. H.T. Henderson officiating. Interment, Abilene Cemetery. High-tower Funeral Home, Bremen.

BOWEN Mrs. Alice Pittman Bowen, of Atlanta, the widow of the late Frank C. Bowen, died August 12, 1989. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Don B.

Payne, Springfield, sons, Mr. Frank C. Bowen, Mr. Charles E. Bowen, Atlanta; sister, Mrs.

H.P. Winkle, Conoga Park, 10 grandchildren, F. Coll Bowen, III, Ka-thy Battle, Allyson, Callison, Tom C. Bowen, Donna Pierce, Jeffrey B. Payne, David B.

Payne, Laurie Carmichael, Gary Thorpe, Charles E. Bowen, and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, August 14, at 2 o'clock at Spring Hill, with Dr. Monroe F. Swilley, officiating.

Interment, Westview Cemetery. The family will receive friends Sunday from 7 utnil 9 o'clock at Spring Hill. Pallbearers are her grandsons, Jeffrey B. Payne, David B. Payne, F.

Coll Bowen, III, Tom C. Bowen, Charles E. Bowen, Jr. H.M. Patter- son Son.

BRAKEBILL Mr. William T. (Bill) Brakebill, of Atlanta, died Saturday, August 12, 1989. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary A.

Brakebill, Atlanta; parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Brakebill, Clinton, brother, Mr. Gary Brakebill, Powell, sister, Mrs. Clara Frances Baker, Knox-ville, Tenn.

Funeral services will be held 7 p.m. Sunday at Shallowford Presbyterian Church. Dr. Thomas L. Are officiating.

Interment, Tennessee Valley Memorial Gardens, Clinton, 11a.m. Tuesday. Those desiring may send contributions to The American Cancer So- ciety. AS. Turner 8.

Sons. BROWN Mr. Ernest Brown, (Tank), of 2824 Zane Grey S.E., the husband of Mrs. Addie L. Brown, passed August 12, 1989.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Donald Trimble Mortuary, 1876 Second 371-0772-3. CATES Mrs. Hattie P. Cates, age 73, of Alpharetta, died August 11, 1989. Survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Gene (Frances) Free, Macon; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Ruth) Sanders, Mr. and Mrs.

Lamar (Joyce) Martin, all of Alpharetta; sons and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle (Karen) Cates, Mr. Hoyt Cates, all of Alpharetta; sister, Mrs. Ader Samples, Cum-ming; brothers, Mr.

David Pugh and Mr. Raymond Pugh, both of Cumming; nine grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday, August 13 at 2 p.m. in the funeral home chapel. Rev.

Ralph Bagwell and Rev. Dean Pugh officiating. Interment, Alpharetta City Cemetery. Louie E. Jones Funeral Home, Alpharetta.

CHAPMAN Mr. Andy Chapman, of Monroe, died August 12, 1989. Funeral arrangements announced later. Meadows Funeral Home, Monroe. CLACK Mrs.

Jewell Clack, 87 of Winder, formerly of Auburn, died August 10. She is survived by three sons, Ryman Clack, Winder; Lindy Clack, Auburn; Jack Clack, Winder, formerly of Auburn; one daughter, Mrs. Joseph (Janice) Geller, Ridgewood, N.J.; three brothers, Carl Maughon, Howell S. (Jake) Maughon, Harlan H. (Raw Maughon, all of Winder; two sisters, Mrs.

Eulavene Brooks, Winder; Mrs. Cedric (Mar-jorie) Elrod, Jefferson, nine grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock from Auburn Baptist Church. Dan Bremer, Rev. John Gordon officiating.

Burial will be in Auburn Cemetery. The body! will lie in state from 1:30 until 2. Smith Funeral Home of Winder, in charge of arrangements. COLE Funeral Notices SHUMATE Mr. Woodrow W.

Shumate, age 75, of SneB-ville, died August 12, 1989. He is survived by wife, Mrs. Susie M. Shumate, children. Mr.

Charles Lewis Shumate, of Lilburn; Mr. Jerry Thomas Shumate, of Snellville; Mrs. Betty S. Snow, of Monroe; Mrs. Shirley Ann Harbin, of Snellville; brothers, Mr.

Graver Shumate, of Monroe; Mr. Jack I. Shumate. Stone Mountain: Mr. C.H.

Shumate, of Decatur: 14 trandchil- dren, four great-granchildren, several nieces ana nepnews. funeral services will be held Monday, August 14 at 2 p.m. from Wages Snellville Chapel. Interment Resthaven Cemetery, Monroe. Arrangements by Tom M.

Wages, bneiivuie. SIMPSON Miss Bertha M. Simpson, of Stone MountJan, died Fnday, August 11, 1989. She survived by her brother, Mr. Nace E.

Simpson. Jr. Miami Springs, several nieces and neph ews. Funeral services win be held 3 p.m. Sun day in the chapel of as.

Turner i sons. Rev. Paul Aiken officiating. Interment Floral Hills Memory Gardens. AS.

Turner sons. SPIKES Mr. Thomas Jean Spikes, of 1867 Richmond Circle, S.E., Apt 5. passed August 12. 1989.

Funeral announced later. Sellers Mc Oaniel St. STRICKLAND Edward A. (Snooky) Strickland, of Atlanta, died August 9, 1989 Survived by daughter, Lori Potts, Riverdale; son, David Strickland, mother Kate Thomas, sister, Tammie Baxley, all of At-. lanta.

Funeral services will be held Sunday, August 13, at 3 p.m. from Ward's Glenwood Chapel. Rev. Joe Powell officiating. Interment Jenkinsburg Cemetery.

Boris A Ward Can-dlerRd. THOMAS Mrs. Edna Thomas, of 5490 Oak St, Morrow, wife of Mr. Johnnie Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Evans, passed August 11. Her funeral will be announced later. W.D. Lemon Sons, 2090 Joylake Morrow, 361-4284. THOMAS Mrs.

Mary Lewis Thomas, age 69, of Covington, formerly of East Point died August 12. She is survived by daughters, Miss Carol Thomas, Covington; Mrs. Scott (Virginia) Hart, Doerun, Mrs. Kevin (Julie) Cook, Jacksonville, grandchildren, Mary Beth and Trey Hart, and Stephanie Cook, sister, Mrs.William (Mamie) Richardson, Overland Park, Kansas; brothers.Mr. Samuel W.

Lewis, Zionsville, Mr. Robert M. Lewis, Atlanta: several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday, August 14 at 10 a.m. from The Church of The Good Shepherd.

The Rev. Robert Kirkpatrick will officiate. Interment, Lawnwood Memorial Park. Family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

In lieu or flowers memorials may be made to The Church of The Good Shepherd, 2160 Church Covington, 30209 or to The Elks Aidmore Children's Center, 2394 Morrison Conyers, 30208. J.C. Harwell Son. WAGGONER Mrs. Martha S.

Waggoner, 88, of Atlanta, died August 12, 1989. Arrangements later. H.M. Patterson Son, Oglethorpe Hill, 4550 Peach-tree Rd. WARD Mr.

Tillmon Ward, of 2095 Jones N.W., Atlanta, 30318, passed away August 11, 1989. Funeral arrangements announced later. Sellers Bros. Cemetery Lots, Crypts ARLINGTON -Garden of Cross, 2 plots, love hundreds, price neooTiopie, jturg. ARLINGTON Memorial Park.

Ten lots, Sandy Springs, Go, and 4 lots In Westview, Atlanta, GA. Call Charles H. Ed- words, iam ARLINGTON Memorlol-Componlon crypt for two. Pre- neea ooroin price, 2w, ARLINGTON MEMORIAL PARKBelow market, crypt for people woo, sonay springs area, ion mwiw coneci. COLLEGE PARK, two lots In new section.

HOC both. W6-SIM, COLLEGE PARK-3-4 grove lots, SUN each 261-4603 and 23ttM. CRESTLAWN Cemetery-2 grave lot wvaults. S90D for both. 436-TOI.

CRESTLAWN Memorial Pork-4 sites, Section Joe John son win, WW per silt. 5u, FORFST Mills Memorial- 9 uocm In Veteran's and i others ovoiiome. Alter P.m. we-itw. GEORGIA MEMORIAL PARK-2 grove lot.

Will sole for Vi price. Movto trom oreo, rc-jn, WESTVIEW Cemetery. Sgraves choice lots, Garden of Sep mon on the Mount. US-USf. WESTVIEW CEMETERY-Sermon on the Mount Section.

cointMimainrtp.m, WESTVIEWCEMETERY-2grave lota steal only teDO cash, yq-visoorywoyj. WESTVIEW Cemetery-Fountain Lawn, graves. tlSW. WESTVIEW CEMETERY-2 Adlolnlng loll SS00 each, WJ-7411. LI Leave messoge.

WESTVIEW-Garden of Devotion, i grove sites both tlSOO. WESTVIEW. Single grove, Section 11 Lot 127. $1300. WESTVIEW-2 gravesltes, section 47, 75.

WI-MI3. Card of Thanks "Real joy comes not from ease of riches or from the praise of men, but from doing something worth You have brought many moments of joy to our family during a period of sorrow and those are surety great riches. We thank God for your love and friendship. May he continue to richly bless you. The family of Mrs.

Elsie Trimble Stephens, Billy and Cwald TrimWe and the Trimble Family. Your kindness, concerns and thoughtfulness are Christian virtues expressed in acts and in deeds by sincere friends, will always be remembered. Our family wi always tie eternally grateful and appreciative for all expressions of srnypathy. Your prayers were pillars of strength during our hours of bereavement. May God Bless each of you in his own divine way.

The Family of the late Dr. Alfred H. Campbell. Legal Notices On FEBRUARY 1989, 01 INTERSTATE 475, SWANTON, OHIO, the OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL, POST 48 tolled $11,470.00 IN U.S. CURRENCY fromMAHMOUD H.

SHARRIEF. Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) adopted this seliure on FEBRUARY 19W, at SWANTON, OHIO, for forfeiture for violation of THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT. The property was opralsed at $11,470. This forfeiture I being conducted pursuant to Title 21, United States Code (U.S.C.), Section Ml and the following additional federal laws and regulations: It U.S.C, Sections 1602-1619, and Title 31, Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.), Sections 1316.71 1316.01. You may contest the seizure and forfeiture of this property oixfor petition to the FBI and request pardon of the forfeited property.

If you want to contest the seliure or forfeiture of the property In court, you must file a claim of ownership and a bond In the amount of $1,147 with the FBI by August 21, 1989. The bond may be In cash or a cashier's check payable to the U.S. Deportment of Justice or pro-vide a surety, If you ore Indigent (needy and poor), you may not have to post the bond. To request a waiver of the bond, you must fully disclose your finances In a signed statement called "Declaration In Support of Request to Proceed In Forma Pauperis." You con obtain this form from the FBI Field Office listed below. File the signed declaration and a claim of ownership of the Rroperty with the FBI by AUGUST 21, 1989.

If you want request a pardon of the forfeited property, submit petition for remission or mitigation of the forfeiture (an original and two copies) to the FBI Field Office Identified below. This petition must Include proof of your ownership Interest In the property and the facts and circumstances which you believe lustlfy return of the property or return of your Interest In the property. For the regulations pertaining to remission or mitigation of the forfeiture, see 28 C.F.R., Sections 9.1-9.7, dated August 7, 1987 as amended In 52 Federal Register 32785, dated August 31, 1987. The criteria for requesting remission of the forfeiture are found at 28 C.F.R., Sections 9.5(b) (1), (2), (3), (4), and (5). The criteria for requesting mitigation of the forfeiture are found at 9.5(c).

You should file the petition within thirty (30) days following receipt of the mailed notice of seliure. The seliure number 3170-89-F-0100 has been assigned to this forfeiture action. Use this number to Identify the property when submitting the claim, petition or other correspondence to the FBI. Submit all documents to the FBI, CLEVELAND DIVISION, 1240 EAST 9TH STREET, FED OFFICE BLDO RM. 3005, CLEVELAND, OH 44199, Attention: Forfeiture Analyst, Invitation tabid tar: POLICECOURT COMPUTER SYSTEM OPENING DATE: SEPTEMBER 7, 1989 LOCATION: Alpharetta City Hall Two South Main Street Alpharetta, Georgia 30201 TIME: Funeral Notices HAWKINS Full military services for Mr.

Jerry Hawkins (Monkey), of 482 Hemlock Circle, Decatur, will be held Monday, August 14, 1989 at 1 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church, 475 N.E., with remains placed in state at 11 a.m. Rev. uuincy Levelle CarsweD, pastor officiating. Interment Washington Memorial Gardens.

The family will receive friends at the chapel on Sunday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. He is survived by wife, Mrs. Virginia Hawkins, one son, Jerry Hawkins, seven daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Pass (Shirley), Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie Talley (Linda), Mr. and Mrs. Cart Jones (Vernita), Mr. and Mrs.

Barry Hammond (Diane), Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomas (Geraldine), Mr. and Mrs. Ron Freeman (Betty), Mr.

ami Mrs. Willie Stegall (Cheryln), 12 grandchildren, father, Mr. Durie Colbert, three sisters, Mr. and Mrs. John Mattox (Thelma), Ms.

Christine Martin, Everston, Mrs. Ollie Cortian, one brother, Mr. and Mrs. William Colbert one sister in-law, Mrs. Elise Mapp, and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.

Family and friends will assemble at 2774 Miriam Lane, Decatur at 12 noon. Donald Trimble Mortuary, 1876 Second 371-0772-3. JACKSON Funeral services for Mr. Roosevelt Jackson, of 102 Linkwood N.W., will be held Monday, August 14, 1989 at 2 p.m. at our chapel, with Rev.

Thomas E. Brown officiating. Interment, Southview Cemetery. Mr. Jackson was a retired Letter Carrier for The U.S.

Post Office, serving the Atlanta area for over 41 years. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. Avis G. Johnson, Atlanta, cousins and extended family members and friends. The family will receive friends this evening (Sunday) at our chapel from 6 p.m.

until 7 p.m. The cortege will assemble at 251 Holdemess St, S.W. at 1 p.m. fvey Bros. Morticians.

JOHNSON Mrs. Patricia Driskell, age 38, of Powder Springs, died Friday. She is survived by husband, Ricky Johnson, daughter, Shelly Walters, Powder Springs; father, Thurman Driskell, Powder Springs; brother, Wayne Driskell, Aus- tell; sister, Linda Parker, Lithia Springs; grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.I.

Driskell, Douglasville; nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday, 2 p.m. from our chapel. Rev. Tommy Chapman officiating.

Interment, Sunrise Memorial Gar-dens. Roy Davis Funeral Home, Austell. JORDAN Mrs. Audrey Wall Jordan, 90, of Atlanta, the widow of the the late J. Gwyn Jordan, died August 11, 1989.

Surviving are son, J. Gwyn Jordan, Atlanta, grandchildren, Elizabeth Lane Jordan, John Gwyn Jordan, III, George Ed-. win Jordan, sister, Estelle Stokes, all of Atlanta; nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be held Monday, August 14, 1989 at 11 o'clock at Westview. Dr.

Monroe F. Swilley, Jr. officiating. The family will receive friends Sunday afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock at Spring Hill. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to The Egleston Children's Hospital or charity of your choice.

H.M. Patterson Son. LEE Mrs. Gloria Peek Lee, Newnan, died August 12, 1989. Surviving are daughters, Mrs.

Cathy Lee Phillips, Canton; Mrs. Merrie Lee Meier, Jones-. bom; Miss Laurie K. Lee, Atlanta; son, Mr. David Lee, Newnan; sister, Mrs.

Winifred B. Strain, Lawrenceville; brothers, Mr. Paul Peek, Atlanta; Mr. James Peek, Fairburn; two grandchildren. Funeral services Monday, Au- Sjst 14, 1989 at 2 p.m.

from The Jones Chapel nited Methodist Church. Dr. Jerry Phillips and Mr. Donald Finger officiating. Interment church cemetery.

McKoon Funeral Home, Newnan. MANN Mrs. Rosa M. Mann, of 98 Bullock S.W., Apt." 305, Atlanta, 30315, passed away August 12, 1989. Funeral arrangements announced later.

Sellers Bros. McDANIEL Mrs. Maiy McOaniel, of Roosevelt Atlanta, passed away a August 11, 1989. Funeral announced later. Collier Funeral Home, 461-1101.

Mclaughlin Mr. Henry Felton McLaughlin, 64, of Route 1, Jenkinsburg, died Friday. He was a retired U.S. Army Captain with 20 years service and was employed by the U.S. Civil Service in Georgia, and Washington D.C.

He is survived by his wife, Rebecca Greene McLaughlin, of Jenkinsburg; son, Felton H. McLaughlin, Atlanta; daughter, June M. Pureed, Harrisburg, two grandchildren, Emily Pureed, Harrisburg, and Allison McLaughlin, Atlanta; eight brothers, J.J. and Edward McLaughlin, Atlanta; A.W., C.A., C.F., Roy, T.W.. and J.L McLaughlin, all of Birmingham, two sisters, lona Simms and Lera Reed, both of Birmingham; and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Haisten chapel. Rev. Taylor Gallman will officiate. In-.

terment will be in The Jenkinsburg Cemetery with full military honors. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to The Jenkinsburg United Methodist Church, Jenkinsburg, 30234. Haisten Funeral Home, Jackson. McMILLIAN Mrs. Johnny (Ruth McMilliaian, Valley Lake Riverdale, died August 12.

Plans later. Carl J. Mowell Son, Fayetteville. MIMS Mr. Frank Mims, age 70, of Ball Ground, passed away August 11, 1989 at his home.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Sunday at the Chapel of Cagle Funeral Home with interment to follow in The Cool Springs Baptist Churchyard. Dr. Thomas R. Smiley and Rev.

Charles 0. Walker officiating. He is survived by one (laughter, Martha September Folds, of Florida; three grandchildren. Cagle Funeral Home of Jasper in charge of arrangements. MOORE Mrs.

Lucille Krauth Moore, age 87, of Decatur, wife of late Joe W. Moore, died August 11, 1989. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. John A. (Jo) Milam, Decatur: brothers, Mr.

William N. Krauth, Nashville, Mr. Thomas L. Krauth, Easton, Mr. Ed L.

Krauth, Decatur; grandchildren, Mr. Drew Milam, Ball Ground; Mrs. Cathy Murray, Atlanta; four great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Floral Hills Memory Gardens. Dr.

G. Gil Watson will officiate. A.S. Turner Sons. MORROW Mrs.

Ethel L. Morrow, Atlanta, died August 10, 1989. She is survived by her husband, Dr. H.G. Morrow, Atlanta; sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Margaret M. Sursaw, Westland, Miss Dorothy H. Morrow, Saginaw, Mich. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at A.S. Turner Sons.

PALMER Mrs. Viola Bumette, of Big A Oouglasville, died August 12, 1989. Survived by her son, Daniel H. Bumette, of Palm Springs, and New City, N.Y.; daughters, Mrs. Maude B.

Chapman, Dunwoody; Mrs. Marcus (Ruth Thayer and Mrs. Janette B. Moore, both of Douglasville; six grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Monday, August 14, 2 from Whitley-Garner Chapel with Elder J.J.

Ad-erhold, Rev. Neil Anderson and Dr. Thomas At-wood officiating. Interment, Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery. Whitley Gamer Funeral Home, Douglasville.

PETERSON Mr. Edward William (Pete) Peterson, of 4525 Tell S.W., the husband of Mrs. Barbara Jean Peterson, passed August 12, 1989. Fu-. neral announced later.

Herschel Thornton Mortuary, 3346 M.L King Jr. Dr. INVITATION FOR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES GEORGIA DOME PROJECT The Georgia WorU Canarae Carter Authority (GWCC) requests Statements of QuoWieallans (rem Arms specializing In construction iiwugement. The GWCC is considering services of Construction Mm-oaemenl Firm (CM) to Provide technical review and cost evaluation assistance to the arcMlectwroVensineer team during me dein phase and assume responsibility for protect construction cost Or Issuing i GuaraA-teed Maximum Price (GMP) at optfowmately e8-70 completion of the desUn phase. The GMP will a contractual obligation.

CM will alto develop an overall protect schedule, whidi will be a contractual obllgotlon. In addition, CM will be responsible for methods of construction, soty, and the scheduling ond coordination of the work of all construction ond irscelkjiieous contracts required tor completion of the protect within Its predetermined budget and schedule The tuccesshiC Construction Management Firm shall not be ellglbje So bid or enter Wo contract or subcontract lor on of the. construction or other services of any nature od the. Georgia Dome Protect. la ulartlna firm, fhft BWCC Will Dion OnWIOShV on experience of me firm and onioned Personnel tn provldlrw functions on protects of similar mogretudo ond complexity as the proposed Georgia Dome.

Certified Minority Business Enterprises ore encouraged to respond to this request. Addltkmollv. emphasis will be pioced on firms orientated to the construction field hov. tng depth, knowledge, ond resources In principles of oenerol contractlna, scheduling, contract coordination and compliance, budget control, tamlliortty with State, bunding policies ond procedures, ond famlllorm with State, County and City lows, ordinances and codes. Firms interested In applying for consideration for this proposed contract may contact the GWCC at ttiead-dress below and request additional information on the proposed contract and Instructions for applying.

The deadline for responding to this Invitation Is September 5,1989. Mr. Dan Grovellne Executive Director Georgia World Congress Center 285 International Boulevard, NW Atlanta, GA 3031 3 FAX (404) 222-5505 INVITATION TO BIO Clarke County Board of Education Clarke County School District Athens, Georgia Bids will be received August 29, 1989, from auollfleo suppliers for HVAC units tor eight Clarke County schools. The scope of work Includes providing all equipment ond services to complete five water source heat pump systems and three air to air heat pump systems. Plans and specifications can be obtained at the office of the Program Manager: GMK Associates Attn: Don Atkinson Athens, Georgia 3D6M (404) 369-7314.

Bidding documents may be obtained from the Program Manager upon deposit of one hundred dollars (SI00.0P). A pre bid conference hi planned for August 21, 99. at 2 :00 PM at the otf Ice ot the Program Monoger. INVITATION TO BID Clarke County Boord of Education Clarke County School District -Athens, Georgia Bids will be received August 17, 1989, from qualified contractors for construction ot Alps Rood Elementary School. The scope of work includes construction of 8 classrooms, activity building, media center, kitchen addition, and extensive renovation of existing facilities.

Plans and specifications can be obtained at the office, of the Program Manager: GMK Associates Attn: Greg Branson 3724 Atlanta Highway, Suite 4 Athens, Georgia 30006 (404)369-7314. Bidding documents may be obtained from the Program Manager upon deposit of two hundred dollars A pre bid conference is planned for August 1 1989-at 10:00 AM at the office of tr Progriim Monoger. LEGAL NOTICE Request for Proposal NOTICE TO: PRESCRIPTION DRUG BENEFIT ADMINISTRATORS Sealed proposals are being solicited from qualified or-, ganiiatlons to provide a Free Standing Outpatient Prescription Drag Benefit Program for members of the State Health Benefit Plan. Proposals will be received -by the State Personnel Board, State Merit System of Pec-sonnel Administration, Suite 512, West Tower, Floyd Building, 200 Piedmont Avenue, SE, Atlanta GA 30334. Proposals will be received until 10:00 a.m.

on September 1989 for the Free Standing Outpatient Prescription Drug Benefit Program. A register of proposals received will be prepared ond mode available for public Inspection. A Proposers' Conference will be held, storting at 10:00 a.m. on August 18, 1989 for the purpose' of answering questions prospective proposers may have relative to the Request for Proposal document. Thh) Conference will be held at the Floyd Building, Suite ill, West Tower, 200 Piedmont Avenue, SE, Atlanta.

GA. 30334. Copies of the Request tor Proposal may be obtained from Mr. Lewis A. Yeouie, Associate, William M.

Me? cw-Meitf nger-Hanten, 3700 Georgia Pacific Center, 133 Peachtree Street, NE, Atlanta GA 30303. Charles E. Storm, Commissioner State Merit System of Personnel Administration NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice hereby given that the following described equipment will be sold at public sale to the highest Udder on the 23rd day of August 1989, 10:00 a.m. o'clock, ot. Bobcat of Atlanta Inc 295 Patterson Avenue, Scott-, dale, GA 30079 Description of Goods to be Sold 1 Quantity Year Description Serial Numb One (I) 1984 MelroetWBockhoe 2153 One (1) 1988 Melroe 743 Bobcat 3689 with (1 set 1988 aircraft tires, (1) 1988 60" Cl bucket smooth Hp, CN 12324132, (It 1988 60" Cl bucket wteeth, ON 12424035 Terms: Cash or certified funds unless previous credit arrangements are made.

Call Kurt Welch ot 610497-4932. Clark Equipment Credit Corporation reserves the right to bid at the sole. The equipment will be told AS-IS, WHERE -IS and may be Inspected at the above location prior to the date, of tale. Coll (616) 697-4932 for an appointment to Inspect the equipment of request Credit arrangements. Robyn Hawks, Recovery Specialist CLARK EQUIPMENT CREDIT CORPORATION 508 Circle Drive Buchanan, Ml 49107 NOTICE TO ARCHITECTSENGINEERS The Department of Natural Resources Is soliciting proposals trom professional orchltecturoUenglneerlng firms who ore Interested In providing professional services for the design of a wolk-ln lodge at Amlcalolo Falls State Park, Dawson County, Georgia.

Qualified firms Interested In participating In the professional services selection process are required to submit responses, at outlined below to O.R. Cothron, Director, Parks and Historic Sites Division, Department of Natural Resources, 205 Butler Street, S.E Suite 1352, Atlanta Georgia 30334. Written responses shall Include the following Information: 1. Current staff sin, office location, personnel description and qualifications, workload, and 0 luting of outside consultants used. Description of slml lor prolect experience.

-3. List of project! for state agencies, both ond completed. 1 4. List of client references. A "Standard Form 254" cannot be submitted In lieu of the above Information; however.

It can be submitted at an accompanying document. Following an Initial evaluation of qualifications ond other, data three -or more firms will be selected for Interviews. Final selection will be through negotiation. No lolnt-venture proposals will be considered, and flrmt with offlcet'ln Georgia will be given preference when other qualified, lions appear equal. Preference will be given to flrrht with experience In constructing facilities In remote areas, Including prefabricated buildings and utilization of alternate energy sources.

When completed, this lodge will Be accessible by the public through 0 hiking troK only. The estimated construction Is $650,000.00. Written responses will be considered If received by 4:00 a.m. on Tuesday, August 29, 1989. O.R.

Cothron, III, Director Porta Historic Sites Division Departmental Natural Rewurees 205 Butler Street, Suite 1352 Atlanta Georgia 30334 PUBLIC AUCTION STATE OF GEORGIA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1989, 9:30 AuVlr ROUTE 5, BOX, 138 AMERICUS, GEORGIA ASIS-WHEREIS PUBLIC AUCTION-State bealm at 9 im-Mnm opprox, 9 eoch (1970 1985), Plymouth, boose, Chevrolet, GMC, Ford; SW't opprox. 8 eoch (19780984), Mercury, AMC, Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth Seodntoppixnit eocn ivooi, uoage, rora Hymoutn. tnrysieri Pontloc: Pickup trucks aoorax. 11 (1943. lMOI.

Font. Chevrolet, Dodge. GMO truck, cob ond chats opprox, 12 (1957 1981), Font Dodge, Chevrolet, Inferno-tlonol; Dump trucks opprox, 18 each (197 -1974), International, Ford, Chevrolet; Suburbans, carryalls opprox, 13 (1972 1981), Chevrolet, GMC; Garbage truck I each (1974), International; Minibus opprox. 2 (1978 1979), Chevrolet, GMC; Jeep 1 (1955), Willis; Mlsc, Household equipment. Wathen.

Drven (Hauuhnid and Commercial), Ice Machines and omen; Cafeteria Equipment, meat sneers, Food mixers, coffee' urnt. Food carts. Bread racks 1 1 lot trrao metal. 9 lots lurk. ers and cabinets, 1 lot metal shelving, I lot misc.

lights, 2 lots mlsc, alrcondltiontrt, out, shop equipment; automotive equipment; 1 lot misc. vacuum cleanert ond buffers; recreation equipment; 1 lot misc. chairs; 1 lot wood and metal tables; 1 lot beds and sprlnasnawn-. mowers riding and push; all types construction equip- ment front end loaders 2 International 2 Ford. Crawler tractors 1 Allls Chalmers, 2 John Deere 350,2000 Gallon ruei ranxs eocn, Horary mower oecxs eocn, sicwe tide mower, 1957 Motor grader 4 cylinder got engine, Wlnch-coraa.

Asphalt soreader Rnrntr amen. Truck beds 14 eoch, Lowboy trailers each, Harrows-2 each, Monure spreader, Seedling btddert 2 eoch, Fort tractor reorend ond transmission, wood chip furnace with hopper, Tlllervator 1 each, Grain drill I eachvTree planter; Generator 4 each, Stewart, Stevenson 25KW trailer mounted, Monarch 10KW, Onan 10KW; Camera equipment; I lot books; Misc. medical equipment, Misc. office equipment typewriters, calculators, 'odd-no machines, slide protectors, all tvoet; 1 Oraan-Ralrf. win, 2 Planos-Wurlltier, Kimball; Audio visual equipment consisting of tape records, radios, television, viewers, projectors, vCR's; Mlsc, computer equipment all types, Misc.

copiers all brands, 2 lots desks wooden and metal, I lot radios Motorola GE; Cosmetology equipment all types. Federal begins ot opprox. 8:45 a.m. Appro. 31 lots -of federal property-consisting of 1 GMC but 45 passenger, 2 generator sets IS 8, 4i KW, olr compressors, 3 Ion crones wheel mtd small 1962, warehouse tractors luat.

dirt bikes, misc. tools power and hand, misc. kitchen equipment, engines, camper toot, truck tool boxes, lawn mowers, conveyors, electric eotf cart, water purification unit, misc. office machines, misc. textiles, misc.

light fixtures, mltc. scrap metal. REGISTRATION INSPECTION: Monday ond Tuesday, August 14-15 from until and Wednesday, August 16, 1989 until auction. 1-or runner information, please contact Mr. Gary Parker or Mr.

Dannie Rushing at (912) 928-1330. PAYMENT: (A) Cash, cashier's check, certified lei. ter ot guarantee from vour bank. (B) In-state personal or business checks less than 501.00 with 0 driver's license and an acceptable malor credit card, master- -card, vita card, etc. (C) Other checks acceptable upon agreement that property will not be released until said check clears bank.

Jim Route, Auctioneer License Number 1265 IIIIRAINORSHIN tint BECAUSE OF SECURITY MEASURES, NO CWUIrMCPlT WILL Be REMOVED PROM BUILDING UNTIL SALES ARE FINAL. PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE The State Personnel hoard will hold Its next nminr monthly meeting at 6:30 a.m., Thursday, August 14, 1 jot 1 in nwrn i nesi tower, rioyo veterans Memo-riot Bulldlna. 200 Piedmont Avenue. Atlanta, a mm The purpose of thlt meeting It to discuss oenerol matters related to personnel administration. Thlt meeting It open to the public.

For further Information contact the Georgia State Merit System at -jr- Mr. Nathan Levine, 89, Headed Movie Company The Associated Prttt LOS ANGELES Mr. Nathan Levine, who worked with Gene Autry and John Wayne and headed Republic Pictures in a career spanning the silent and sound eras of movies, has died. He was 89. Mr.

Levine died Aug. 6 at the Motion Picture and Television Hos-; pital in the Woodland Hills area, the hospital reported Friday. He entered the film business at 20 as an independent distributor specializing in films rejected by the major studios. Seven years later he opened his own production company, Mascot Pictures, working out of an old North Hollywood studio once owned by Mack Sennett At Mascot he churned out 500 reels of serials, including three starring John Wayne. Under con-' tract to the studio were Mr.

Autry and fellow cowboy star Smiley Bur-v nette. It was there that Mr. Levin also came to the attention of Republic Film Laboratories owner Herbert J. Yates, who processed film for Mas-' cot and noticed it was one of the few small film companies turning a profit Mr. Yates formed Republic Pic-tures in 1935, and Mr.

Levine melded Mascot Pictures into the or-'" ganization. Mr. Levine eventually became head of the company, bringing to it his expertise in low-budget, com- mercially successful features and long-running adventure serials. Such films were Republic's mainstay until it gradually quit pro-duction after the advent of televi- sion. CBS purchased the studio's old North Hollywood headquarters in 1952 and renamed it Television City.

Richard Corbett Retired IRS Analyst Richard Corbett of Decatur, a retired management analyst for the Internal Revenue Service, died of respiratory failure Thursday at home. He was 72. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. to-" day at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at Floral Hills 'Memory Gardens. Surviving are three sons, Richard Corbett of Tallahassee, Steven Corbett of Englewood, and Timothy Corbett of Roanoke, one daughter, Harriett Austin of Lilburn; and seven grandchil-' dren.

Lucille Krauth Moore Homemaker Mrs. Lucille Krauth Moore of Decatur, a homemaker, died of can-i cer Friday at home. She was 87. The eraveside service will be at 1 p.m. today at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.

Surviving are one daughter, Jo Millam of Decatur; three brothers, William N. Krauth of Nashville, Thomas L. Krauth of Easton, and Ed Krauth of Decatur; two grandchildren; and four great-, grandchildren. Mrs. Bertha Marie Simpson Retired Secretary Mrs.

Bertha Marie Simpson of Stone Mountain, a retired secretary for McDonough Construction died of heart failure Friday at home. She was 75. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. today at A.S. Turner Sons with burial at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.

Surviving is her brother Nace E. Simpson Jr. of Miami Springs, Fla, Funeral Notices ANDERSON Emma Pearl Anderson, 63, of Marietta, died Saturday. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday from Castellaw's Chapel.

Burial, Laurelwood Memorial Gardens. Survivors elude her husband, Waldo Anderson, Marietta; one son, Lee Anderson, Marietta; four sisters, Willie Mae Ewing, Atlanta; Mary Hill, Decatur; Lois Pittman, Doraville; Mildred Wages, Deca- tur; two brothers, Henry Smith, loganville; Joe Smith, Doraville; nieces and nephews. ATKINSON Dorris Mason Atkinson, 83, wile of the late William Harvey Atkinson, of Atlanta, died Au-' gust 11, 1989. Surviving are her daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Hodgson (Dawn) Thomas, Atlanta; son in-law, Mr. George W. Crusselle, of Atlanta, the husband of the late Anne Atkinson Crusselle; granddaughters, Diu.2 TuUEI. Call Classifieds.

577-5772 IfclllaidilraiMl THI AIUNU CONSTinrnON ANDERSON, Emma Pearl BEASLEY, Mrs. Mary Lou BOONE, Mr. Charles Gilbert BRAKEBILL, Mr. William T. CHAPMAN, Mr.

Andy CLACK, Mrs. Jewell EDWARDS, Mr. Daniel FREEMAN, Mrs. Roxie Lee JACKSON, Mr. Roosevelt LEE, Mrs.

Gloria Peek MANN, Mrs. Rosa M. McDANIEL, Mrs. Mary MCLAUGHLIN, Mr. Henry Felton MIMS, Mr.

Frank MOORE, Mrs. Lucille K. MORROW, Mrs. Ethel L. PETERSON, Mr.

Edward W. SIMPSON, Miss Bertha M. SPIKES, Mr. Thomas J. STRICKLAND, Edward A.

THOMAS, Mrs. Edna THOMAS, Mrs. Mary Lewis WARD, Mr. Tillman, Sr. EDWARDS Funeral services for Mrs.

Willie P. Edwards, of 2015 Cox Ct, Apt. College Park, will be held Monday, August 14, 1989, 2 p.m. at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 3972 Northwest College Park. Rev.

C.L. Carter, Pastor, officiating. Remains In state at 12 noon. Inter-ment, Forest Lawn Cemetery. A wake will be Sunday evening from 7 until 8 p.m.

at our chapel- Survivors are one son, Mr. Johnny Summeriin, mother, Mrs. Mattie P. McCombs, four grandchildren, two sisters, Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Bryant (Geneva), Mrs. Fannie M. Cook, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. Family and friends will assemble at the residence at 1 p.m. Gus ThomhiH's Funeral Home, 768-2993-4.

EDWARDS Funeral services for Mr. Daniel Edwards, of 380 Eastlake Apt. 17, will be held Mon-; day, August 14, 1989 at 1 p.m. in Virgie's chapel, Goolsby Mortuary, 1375 Jonesboro S.E., Rev. H.D.

Freeman officiating. Interment, Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Survivors are cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.

Strong (Marion), and a host of relatives and friends. The cortege will assemble at 72 Martin S.E., at 12 noon. Wake Sunday from 7 to 8 p.m. in Virgie's chapel, Goolsby Mortuary, 1375 Jonesboro S.E., 588-0128. FREEMAN Funeral services for Mrs.

Roxie Lee Freeman, of 2922 Glenwood S.E., will be held Monday, August 14, 1989, 1 p.m. from The Evergreen Baptist Church, 303 4th Decatur, Ga. Rev. H.E. Loyal, pastor officiating.

Inter-ment, Kennedy Memorial Gardens, Ellenwood, Ga. Survivors are two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Clark, Mr. Andrew Freeman, one daughter, Ms.

Lillie Tutman, one sister, Ms. Eula Harris, ten grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Friends are asked to assemble at the church at 12:45 p.m. McDowell Walker, 762-0281. GREEN Miss Annie Kate Green of Atlanta, died August 11, 1989.

Surviving are her sister in-law, Mrs. Bess Green, nieces, Mrs. Betty Jones, both of Dallas, Mrs. Dorothy Nolle, Atlanta; Mrs. Lucy Chance, Ft Charlotte, Mrs.

Pattl Cooper, Greenville, S.C.; several great-nieces and great-nephews. Interment services will be held Monday, August 14 at 3 o'clock at Oakland Cemetery. Dr. Prakobb Deetanna offlciat-Ing. H.M.

Patterson Son, Spring Hill. GRIMES Mr. William (Bill) H. Grimes, of Stock-bridge, died August 12, 1989. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ruth Wood Grimes, Stockbridge; daughters, Mrs. Eliiabeth Gullion, Forest Park; Mrs. Cherie Silvey, Stockbridge; son, Mr. William H. Grimes, Decatur; stepsons, Mr.

Allen Cole, Jonesboro; Mr. Jimmy Cole, Cumming; six sisters, four brothers, 13 grandchildren. Funeral services Monday, 11 a.m., Sylvan Hills Baptist Church, with remains placed in state at 10 a.m. Dr. Guy Webb officiating.

Interment, Fairview Memorial Gardens. Family to receive friends Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Howard L. Carmichael Sons. Mrs.

Rose Cole, 92, of Atlanta, died Saturday, August 12, 1989. She is survived by her son, Melvin Cole, and her daughter, Mrs. Estelle Moscow, both of Atlanta; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Green Lawn Funeral Directors, 1270 Spring N.W..