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Is Agency's Fate to Directors By HENRY HARRIS, Daily News Staff Writer Montgomery county ditions for further support agency on the line Monday of the agency's board of Noting that a May 1 deadline had been set, Commission President Charles V. Simms told Montgomery County ComAction agency board. members and executive director Melvin J. Jackson, "I think, issue it's now The time to question resolve is whether you will agree to permit the Montgomery county auditor to act as fiscal officer for the CAP (Community Action agency program) funds." THE MEETING, taken up mostly with arguments, appeared to leave the fate of the agency, as far as further local government support goes, in the hands of the agency's board. And board, according to President Herman Lander, is apparently in no position to take added responsibility.

Commissioners are asking the board not only to accept County Auditor A. L. (Tom) Oswald as a over the anti-poverty fuwatchdog, ture spending, but also to approve a budget for the agency and separate expenditures before they are made. Commissioners threatened to withdraw support from the unless the board goes lorency Lander protested that Simms is paid to be a county commissiner, but anti-poverty agency board members are serving "on a volunteer basis, and you're saying we sit there and approve all expenditures?" COPYWRITER Now it's American Motors we're working on, plus British Airways and all those others. Get out of the rut.

Experienced and talented only. Write Yeck Brothers Group, P.O. Box 225, Dayton 45401. commissioners put their conof the county's anti-poverty in a meeting with members directors. Commissioner Thomas A.

Cloud said the agency should be able to "operate under the same rules the rest of the county (government) operates under." JACKSON protested that the agency can't do that and still comply with rules of the federal Office of Economic Opportunity, the parent funding source. Zane Haught, a manager in the Dayton office for the Alexander Grant Company, which audited the agency's books, said it is necessary for the agency to follow 0E0 guidelines. "Any grantee that does not follow 0E0 regulations and can't' follow OE0 regulations just can't be funded," Haught said. THE FIRM'S latest audit of the agency books, for the year ending Nov. 30, 1973, noted among other irregularities, violation of Office of Economic Opportunity rules against paying retainer fees.

The auditing firm said the agency avoided making contracts where contracts were called for, had work done apparently unrelated to the antipoverty program and repeatedly ran up unnecessary costs. The audit, done Mar. 11 and released last week, questioned a total of $216,254 in agency spending ofr the audit year covered. Landlord Charged In Tenant's Death EAST CELVELAND, Ohio (P An East Cleveland landlord, Early Jefferson, 60, was charged with murder Monday in the shooting death of a tenant. Police said Thomas Norman, 33, was shot Sunday about 9 p.m.

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The warm front was expected to push northeastward through Ohio today, allowing south and southwest winds to keep moving warm air over the Dayton area. The western end of the front, moving as a cold front, is expected to drift toward Dayton and bring the threat of showers Thursday and the rest of the week. A cooling trend is also expected to set in. DAYTON AND VICINITY Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, Low tonight in upper 60s; high Wednesday in low 90s. Probability of rain 10 per cent tonight, 20 per cent Wednesday, Extended outlook: Chance of showers or thundershowers Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Turning cooler with highs in the 80s on Thursday, dropping to the 70s by Saturday. Lows in the 605 and low 70s Thursday, falling to the upper 50s by Saturday. NATIONAL Showers are expected tonight in Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota and the South Atlantic states, and in upper Maine. OH1O Partly cloudy Wednesday. More humid.

Highs in the upper 805 and low 90s. KENTUCKY Partly cloudy, very warm and humid through Wednesday. Highs 87 to 95. INDIANA Partly cloudy, quite warm and humid through Wednesday. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the north, and a slight chance of early evening showers and thunderstorms central and south.

Highs from the upper 80s to low 90s. Son Clubs Suspect CLEVELAND (P A 17-year-old Cleveland youth sneaked up behind a man who allegedly shot and wounded his mother and sister and clubbed him with a baseball bat Monday, police said. Police said Jessie Calhoun was being held in the Cuyahoga county Juvenile Detention home. Facts were to go to the prosecutor today. The youth's mother, Essie Calhoun, 34, was in fair condition with bullet wounds of the chest and abdomen.

His sister, Cassandra, 12, was in sattsfactory condition after being shot twice in the chest. Police said their alleged assailant, Ben Nelson, 44, was in poor condition after being beaten repeatedly on the head. PUBLIC HEARING The Harrison Township Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, July 16, at 7:30 P.M., at the Community Center, 5945 N. Dixie Drive, Dayion, Unio 45414; on an application filed by Claude Opal Gottshail, Carrie L. Ganger, and Dorothy L.

Poppelmeler. Case No. 17-1974. ine applicants, being the owners of land located at 6300-6302 N. Main Street, are requesting a change of zoning from on R-2 to B-2 zoning district.

The area or sand contains approximately .671 acres and is located on the east side of N. Main Street on the north side of Poplar Street. the area of land is located in Section 6, Town 2, Range 6E, Harrison Township; and furiner described in Microfiche 431807 and 73-620E01. Interested persons are requested to appear and voice their opinion in respec thereto. Harrison Twp, Zoning Commission Ted M.

Appiegate Zoning Inspector No. 1630 N--7-2 LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on Monday, July 29, 1974, at 6:30 P.M., or as soon thereatter as the matter may be reached, in the Auditorium (Lower Level) Montgomery County Administration Building, County Government Plaza, and St. Marys, Dayton, Ohio 45402, a public hearIng will be held by the Montgomery County Rural Zoning Commission on a proposed change of zoning district from R-6, Multiple Family Residential District to B-3, Business District, filed by Robert F. and Gail L. Gobeaux, Case MA-140-74.

Proposed use of premises if rezoned: Tire Store The area of land sought to be reclassified contains approximately .461 acre, having a frontage of approximately 100 feet located aiona the south side of Shiloh Springs Road, approximately 400 feet east of Denlinger Road. Said area is described (or included in the description of property) in Deed Book 1502, Page 556 and is in Section 12, Town 4, Range 5 East. Madison Township, Montgomery County, State of Ohio. At the conclusion of this public hearing, the application and all records pertinent thereto, shall be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for a final public hearing and final disposition of the application. The above noted application may be examined in the Office of the Montgomery County Rural Zoning Commission during normal office hours.

B. E. Clark Executive Secretary No. 1637 N-J-7-21 Comparative Temperatures Yesterday's high at 6 p.m. 86 Yesterday's low at 6 a.m.

58 Record high this date 1911 100 Record low this date in 1904 48 Precipitation yesterday 0 Sunset, Sunrise, 6:13. Policemen Plead Innocent By Associated Press NEW PORT, Ky. Four Newport policemen, including the assistant chief, pleaded innocent to extortion charges in U.S. District court at Covington Monday. Judge Mac Swinford listened to a dozen defense motions for three hours, requesting release of the evidence that was obtained by wiretap or photography.

All motions were overruled. Assistant Chief Donald Faulkner, 43, is charged with conspiracy and three counts of extorting money or goods from Samuel Harris, an employe of a Newport night club. Det. Capt. William Wells, 44, is charged with conspiracy, perjury and four counts of extortion from Harris, Ptl.

Jerry McClanahan, 38, is IndianaKentucky charged with conspiracy, three counts of extortion from Harris and perjury in denying he received money from Harris. Sgt. Ray Collins, 36, pleaded innocent to perjury. He is charged with receiving money from another Newport night club owner, James Harris. All four are scheduled for trial in November.

Duke Gets Angry WASHINGTON The president of Duke Power Co. replied angrily to United Mine Workers contentions that a Duke subsidiary is hiring strikebreakers to reopen the Brookside mine in Kentucky's Harlan county. Union spokesmen have alleged the Eastover Mining Co. is trying to hire a Brookside work force by recruiting in Virginia and at other nonUMW mines run by Eastover in Kentucky. Carl Horn Jr.

did not reply specifically to the UMW charge, but called President Arnold Miller's suggestion that violence would result "either an outright threat of violence by the UMW or an admission by -the UMW that it cannot control its members in Harlan county." Congressman Frank WASHINGTON Rep. Earl F. Landgrebe said Monday he has sent a check for $12.60 to the treasurer of the United States to cover the mailing of 126 unfrankable news releases. Floyd Fithian, Landgrebe's Democratic opponent for the 2nd District House seat in November, complained about the news releases to a congressional committee on the lation. Landgrebe admitted the viouse of the franking privilege.

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DESK TRAYS WOOD TABLES $19. TRASH CANS STEEL DESKS $29. FIRE PROOF FILES $59. STEEL SWIVEL $5. STACK CHAIRS FILE DRAWERS $4.

X-RAY FILES $39. WAREHOUSE OUTLET Between 4th 5th on Patterson-223-9475 DAYTON DAILY NEWS 27 Tuesday, July 2, 1974 Deaths, ANDERSON, Anna Belle, 69, of 236 Air Saturday. Services 8 p.m. Wednesday. (Banta).

APPLEGATE, Loren 61, formerly of Vandalia, Sunday in Glendale, Ariz. Services Tuesday, Chapel of the Chimes, Glendale, Ariz. AVERY, Theron 65, formerly of Dayton, Saturday Clearwater, Fla. Services 10 a.m Tuesday, Central Church of the Nazarene, Clearwater. (Moss, Clearwater) BLACK, Addie Mae, 62, of 35 King Monday.

(McLin) BROWN, Arthur 49, 2193 N. Fairfield Beavercreek Sunday, services 1 p.m. Wednesday. (Tobias) BROWN, Clara, 77, of 5193 Fortman Monday. Services 1:30 p.m.

Friday, Little Rock Baptist church. (Bowman, South) FLOYD, Thomas, 94, of 806 W. Fifth Monday. (Loritts) HART, Mrs. Clara Mary (Hoening), 71, of 217 N.

Olive Trotwood, Sunday. Services 10:30 a.m. Wed nes da church. Precious Blood Catholic (Rogers, Trotwood) HISSONG, Lillian A. (Trout), 84, formerly Dayton, Sunday in Troy.

Services 10 a.m. Wednesday. (Morris, Dayton) INSKEEP, Harry David, 64, of 132 N. Irwin Monday. (Morris, Dayton) JOHNSON, Carlos 60, of 1314 Lindsey Miamisburg, Monday.

Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. (Gebhart Schmidt) MOORE, Tommy, 24, of 1844 Rutland Sunday. Services Saturday in Mobile, Ala. (Bowman, North) MORRIS, Walter, 66, of 708 S.

Euclid Sunday. Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. (Bowman, South) SETZER, Mrs. Bertha, 90, of 2377 Rustic Monday.

Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Woodland cemetery. (Bradford Connelly) SLATER, Dorothy 38, of 5655 Coach Dr. East, Kettering, Monday. Services 11 a.m.

Wednesday, St. Charles Catholic church. (Westbrock) Southwest Ohio ANNA: Grace Schilling, 67, of 308 W. North Sunday. Services 2 p.m.

Wednesday, St. Jacob's Lutheran church. (Cromes, Sidney) BLANCHESTER: Raymond E. Darby, 81, of R.R. 2.

2, Saturday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday. (Hannah) BLANCHESTER: Rancel W. Richards, 54, of 2330 Second Creek Saturday.

Services 2 p.m. Wednesday. (ReynoldsSmith, Wilmington) School Aide In Buff Bad Stuff? MILWAUKEE, Wis. IP Barbie Lewandowski, a blonde and shapely grade school teacher's aide, is fighting to save her job after posing nude for the centerfold of a men's magazine. "As far as lam concerned she is through," said William Knapp, superintendent of the suburban Greendale school 1 where Miss Lewandowski has corrected papers and done odd jobs for seventh and eighth grade teachers for the last two years.

But Miss Lewandowski, 25, who for $2,000 struck 18 nude poses of her 37-25-37 figure published in this month's Penthouse magazine, says she will go to court if necessary to keep her job. "DR. KNAPP says I quit, but I didn't," she said Monday. "I went in to talk to him last week and said I might quit if 1 thought it would be impossible for me to do my job this fall, but we just left it up in the air." Knapp, who said he has seen the photos but has no personal feeling about Miss Lewandowski's job, insists "She resigned. That's it." She said she does not believe publication of her picture in the buff will affect her ability to do her job.

"I'm still the same old me," she said. "I can still goof around with the kids and everything just like I used to. I think 13-year-old kids can accept this. Besides, most of them will probably never see the picture unless their mothers get upset about jt." Funerals FRANKLIN: William H. Gillespie, 86, of 108 Jackson Sunday.

Private services Wednesday. (R i Middletown) LEBANON: Doyle F. Gose, 63, of 530 Deerfield Sunday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday.

(Oswald) MIDDLETOWN: Lisa Blevins, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blevins, of 1423 Oxford Services 10 a.m. Wednesday. Woodside cemetery.

(Eaton) MIDDLETOWN: Floyd E. Huddleson, 56, of 5014 Roosevelt Sunday. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday, (Os wald, Lebanon) MIDDLETOWN: William T. Reiling, 59, of 2019 Wellington Sunday.

Services 2 p.m. Wednesday. (Gebhart Schmidt, Miamisburg) MINSTER: Robert Garmann, 74, of 24 N. Lincoln Sunday. Services 11 a.m.

Wednesday, St. Augustine Catholic church. (Hogenkamp) MINSTER: Albert St. John, 63, of R.R. 2, Monday.

Services 2 p.m. Friday. (Hogenkamp) PIQUA: Clara F. Inderriden, 96, formerly Piqua, Saturday in Dayton. Services 10 a.m.

today, St. Boniface Catholic church. (Melcher) PIQUA: John Satterwite, infant son of Bonnie Satterwite, of 101 S. Roosevelt Monday. Services 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday. (Melcher) SIDNEY: Mrs. Malinda Eisenhut, 90, of 215 S. Miami Monday. Services 3 p.m.

Wednesday. (Cromes) ST. HENRY: Bernard Homan 93, of R.R. 6, Monday. Services 10 a.m.

Thursday, St. Henry Catholic (Hogenkamp) TROY: Mona Winters, 73, of 802 N. Market Monday. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.

(Deeter-Baird) WEST MILTON: Clara M. Heisey, 84, of 493 S. Main Monday. (Miller-Ream) XENIA: Rev. John C.

Craw. 103, of 832 E. Third Sunday. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday, Middle Run Baptist church.

(McLin, Xenia), Births Recorded following births have been reported for the period ending noon. Monday: GRANDVIEW Friday, June 28 Jarnigan, Chester and Cynthia, Middletown, boy. Thompson, Jonathan and Kristy, 2452 Neva a boy. Saturay, June 29 Lowrey, Robert and Brenda, 700 Uring Ave, girl. Bower, Danny and Connie, Camden, girl.

Hensley, William and Barbara, 3959 Ark boy. Harold, Jimmy and Sharon, 1967 Republic airl. Sunday, June 30. Hodge, Steve and Pamela, West Milton, boy. Palk David and Joyce, 3613 Michigan girl, Monday, July O'Donnel, Thomas and Donna, Englewood, girl.

KETTERING MEMORIAL Friday, June 28 Waddle, Robert and Fredia, Xenia, girl. Jensen, John and Jeanne, West Carrollton, girl. Thoma, Michael and Deborah, 4614 Druid Laneboy. Goon, Wayne and Jane, 2174 W. Stroop boy.

Dyrdek, Eugene and Patricia, Kettering, boy. Saruhrday, June 29 Burkardt, Richard and Carol, Oakwood, boy. Burns, Charles and Harweda, 3633 Lori Sue girl. Markwood, Douglas and Delores, Xenia, bov. Sunday, June Federsoleo, Ravmond and Marjorie, Fairborn, boy.

Hanselma and Jennifer, 3030 Benchwood girl. Gutierrez, Randall and Jerri, Miamisburg, boy. Scherer, James and Barbara, Xenia, girl. Lee, Jerald and Brenda, 2131 Revere boy. Monday, July Haines, Gary and Judith, 223 Oakwood girl.

Sleeth, Donald and Carol, West Carrollton, twin girls. ST. ELIZABETH Friday, Jun 28 Chismore, David and Marcia, 7027 Safari airl. Florence, Dennis and Dborah, 2250 Rugby Rd. boy, Saturday, June 29 Sullivan, Mark and Linda.

6939 Alter Mark and Linda 6939 Alter boy. Hope, William and Pamela, Laura, boy. Sundov. June 70 Flowers: Conrad and Connie, Middietown, airl. Sprague, Crawford and Mary, 3513 W.

Hillcrest girl. Brittaln, Robert and 1 Katherine, 5071 Northcutt cirl. Mondav, Julv Wilson, B.J. and Christine, Miamisburg, girl. Wells, Robert and Sharon, New Carlisle, boy.

GOOD SAMARITAN Wednesday, June 26 Collins. Gary and Sherry, 324 Knecht girl. Longe, John and Joanne, Englewood, boy. Hisey, William and Elisabeth, 2600 Willowburn Ava. cirl.

Thursday, June 27 Burkett, Jeffrey and Susan, Brookville, boy. Riley, David and Barbara, Celina, girl. Payton. Larry and Sheryl 7,650 Stockholm boy. Friday, June 28 Green.

Charles and Gloria, Englewood, boy. Elliot Michael and Barbara, 42 Patterson boy. Schleman, John and Anne, Englewood, girl. Smithhart, Michael and Deidre, New Caritste, boy. Di Martino.

Andrew and Nancy, Vandalia, girl. Kesting, michael and Lorraine, Lewisburg, girl. Saturdav, June 29 Burnside, Ronald and Patrica, 2032 Rugby boy. Robins Terry and Marilyn, Lewisburg, boy. Hild, Henry and Stephanie, 3420 Valerie Arms girl.

Hartley, Marion and Jo Ann. 5016 Tilbury boy. Muhlenkamp, William an Rose, Union, girl. Sunday, June 30 Mynarski, P. are ana decorah, Brookville, girl.

Kiser and Mary, 2419 Carnegie girl. Mane: nie and Linda, 5898 Hoover boy. Di Fie. nelo Jr. and Janet, 516 Delaware girl.

May, Janies an -u, Union, girt. Masters. Michael gr4 Denelle, 3617 Michigan girl. MIAMI VALLEY SATURDAY, June 29 Kellev, Worthy and Sheryl, 2520 Germantown girl. Sherrell, Richard and Elizabeth, Union, rl.

Morrow, Lawrence and Yvonne, 1445 Olf boy. Michael and Cheryl, 4210 Merrimac girl. Sunday. June 38 Walt, Michael and Diana, 2536 Otello boy. Helton.

Danny and Linda, 250 Vermont boy. Monday, July 1 Northrup, Russell and Rebecca, Union, girl. Bishop, Don and Mary, 1920 N. Sunnyridoe girl. Sumner, Albert and Pamela, 134 Wollery Lone, girl.

Nothing Went Right, Including Murder New York News CHELMSFORD, Essex, England Detectives raiding a suburban London apartment on a tip of a murder there found a policeman and policewoman naked in bed. Then the raiders found the policeman's murdered wife in a grave in the garden. These details were described Monday to the Chelmsford Crown court in the trial of Constable Eric George, 27, for the murder of his pretty Swedish-born wife, Rita, 26. George said he had accidentally hit his wife on the head with her needlework box. "Somehow that developed and I put my arms around her and strangled her.

Have you ever had one of those days when nothing goes right?" he asked his fe 11 policemen who arrested him. Marriage Licenses Anthony Scott Batill, 20, of Arvada, Colo. and Sarita Jean Melton, 18, of Feoria, Ill. Thomas Henry Palmer, 39, of 330 W. First St.

and Reiko omi, 43, of 330 W. First St. Fred Charles Raiston, 38, of 206 N. Summit St. and Betty Ann Ingram, 34, of Roland Circle.

Gary Delbert McCann, 31, of 507 S. Main Englewood and Marilyn Kay Hagens, 29, of 401 Sheets Union. Joe Bennie Gordy, 37, of 7581 Brandt and Phyllis Jean Usas, 44, of 6824 Bellefontaine Rd. Stephen Andrew Milton, 19, of Bastrop, La. and Peggy Lee Staton, 20, of 101 lilinois Ave.

Jack Harold Johnson, 33, of 2103 wood West Carrollton and Carol Ann Lambert, 26, of 814 Jefferson, burg. Edmund Robert Scarpelli, 38, of 417 Livingston Ave. and Beverly Anne Brannigan, 35, of 1580 Glenbeck Ave. Louis Frederick Kendall, 24, of 4761 Vanguard Ave. and Denise Hines, 21, of 360 W.

Stewart St. Ronald Wayne Griffin, 21, of 228 Eller Englewood and Charlotte Trammell, 21, of Pine Knot, Ky. Mark Anthony Frost, 18, of 3440 Valerie Arms Dr. and Debra Jean Vanderpool, 18, of 3785 Nevada Ave. Freddie Irwin Nailey, 23, of Riverdale, Ga.

and Eva Marie Louise Nelson, 22, of 2324 Nill Ave. Larry Joseph Ritzert, 22, of 928C Revere Ct. and Gloria Jean Wallace, 18, or W. Hillcrest Ave. Steven Ben Taulbee, 19, of 249 Woodridge Miamisburg and Judy Ann Sigman, 26, of 136 Maple Centerville.

John Robert Van Arsdall, 49, of 1003 Akron PI. and Edna Muse Lepley, 62, of Vullivan, Ind. Glynn Ellington Cashaw, 26, of 1300 Catalpa Dr. and Dada Rashid, 23, of 51 S. Ardmore St.

John Bob Collett, 34, of Holiday Inn W. First St. and Phyllis Janet Cobb, 34, of 5793 Crestview, Fairfield. Ora Edward Coleman, 52, of 920 Steele Ave. and Ina Mae Gunter, 55, of 9383 Bunnell Hill Rd.

Charles Rudolph Rayburn, 43, of 303 Infirmary Rd. and Marguerite Ethel Peeling, 34, of 305 Nassau St. Daniel Raymond Priefer, 26 of 650 S. Snyder New Lebanon and Anne Dene Smith, 24 of 60 Woolery Lane. Marvin Mushi Sordya, 43 of 1723 E.

Dorothy Lane and Norsie Haynes, 37 of 620 Haskins Ave. Ronnie Lee Jackson, 26 of 2424 Cornet Ave. and Mary Beth Goff, 27 of 2432 Sheelah Ct. Jimmy Alton Hollon, 27 of 1462 Beaverton Dr. and Michele Lynn Presser, 24 of 1462 Beaverton Dr.

Gary Lee Porter, 21 of 3916 Robert Ann Dr. and Tonie Jo Skolik, 21 of 2654 Camino Kettering. Gerald Clark Turner, 41 of 9 Locust St. and Barbara Lee Dunnigan, 34 of 9 Locust St. Bradley Lee Davidson, 19 of 348 Chaucer Rd.

and Cindy Lee Hudson, 17 of 135 Ellington Rd. Klaus Juergen, Gauer, 33 of 881 Revere Village Ct. and Jeanne May Clough, 36 of Columbus. Robert Herring, 25 of 7103 W. Fourth St.

and Frances Jane Butler, 30 of 12 Yuma PI. Michael Joseph Drummer, 24 of 251 Wiltshire Blvd. and Carleen Ann Rader, 24 of 255 Ridgewood Ave. Larry David Hamilton, 24 of 5853 Taylorsville Rd. and Janet Marie Ibold, 20 of 2970 Stop Eight Rd.

Michael Raymond Albrecht, 22 of 2512 Dunhill Kettering and Leslie Gay Whitworth, 20 of 1528 Wyoming St. James Edward Wingfield, 24 of 1560 GUneiher Rd. and Joe Ann Mitchell, 20 of 1560 Guenther Rd. Michael James Williams, 20 of 150 Colgate Ave. and Alma Faye Harris, 21 of 867 Upland Ave.

Kenneth McCormick Palmer, 32 of 2336 Winnebago St. and Shirley Anne Ison, 32 of 321 Marjoire Ave. Terry Ray Gebhart, 19 of 321 Glenvista Ct. Dianne Denise Stone, 16 of 270 Bethel Centerville. Gary Michael Shope, 20 of 1211 Donald Ave.

and Pamela Sue Holley, 20 of 2923 Martel Ray A Leroy Abbott, 43 of 1971. Palisades Dr. Dr. and Bonnie Louise Caserta, 30 of 1971 Palisades Dr. Stephen Lester Tillman.

19 of Gainesville, Fla, and Karen Loretta Graham, 20 of 262 Social Row Rd. Jack Richard Burnbaugh, of 1649 N. Central Dr. and Susan Louise Boecker, 31 of 8376 Towson Miamisburg. Melvin Lee Campbell, 22 of 5535 Huberville Rd.

and Barbara Louise Lambdin, 19 of 16 Erle Ave. Clyde Alphonso Bush, 32 of Superior Ave. and Elizabeth Ann Beaty, 29 of 733 Heck Ave. Rodger Wayne Collins, 20 of 3100 Bechtel Franklin and Jacqueline Lee Kirby, 20 of R.D. 4 Box 77, Germantown.

William Charles Kinzig, 26 of 1205 Oakdale Ave. and Madelon Lois Eifert, 24 of 329 Delaware St. Paul Lawrence Heckman, 28 of 145 E. Beechwood Ave. and Joyce Irene Manning, 35 of 4521 Robinhill Ct.

Maurice Maxwell Davis, 18 of 915. N. Upland Ave. and Merrilyn Louise Miller, 16 of 1112 Charleston Blvd. Gerhard Christian Kratz, 27 of 200 Central Ave.

and Lauren Fay Toensing, 27 of 3605 Marynoll Dr. Keith Edmond Brown, 31 of 5577 S. Davis West Milton and June Gay Mosley, .28 Michael of 1721 Albert Coventry Rd. Hart, 22 of 1831 S. Smithville Rd.

and Anastasia Joanne Uher, 22 of Solon. Wayne Dr. Brook Curtis, 25 of 3782 Southview and Sandra Joe Baker, 25 of 1621 Spaulding Rd. James Burnett Wilson, 18 of 163 Boltin St. and Debra Gale Lenard, 18 of 848 Mt.

Crest Ct. Mak Lindsay Stephens, 19 of Raleigh, N.C. and Cynthia Ann Tyler, 18 of 3416 Indian HIll Kettering. Divorce Court PETITIONS FILED Houston, Pearlie 512 Pontiac vs. Sterling, same address.

Gray, Richard, 14 Prince Albert vs. Beverly, 700 Pleasant Valley Rd. Litte, Patricia 1839 Malvern vs. Stephen 4616 Forsythe Ave. Johnson, Carol 1726 Vancouver vs.

Robert same address. McGrew, Elva 235 Voyager Blvd, vs. Robert same address. Ross, E. Jane, 825 Far Hills Oakwood, vs.

Robert same address. Fannon, John Wayne, 4424 Nowak vs. Joann Sue, 49 Rowland Dr. Fairborn. Johnson, Edward, 907 W.

Fifth vs. Mary Magdalene, address unknown. Firman, Marcene, 2369 S. Smithville Vs. Don Milton, same address.

Kidd, Calvin 3725 Cornell woods vs. Theresa 30 S. 62nd St. Philadelphia, Pa. Ingram, Charles 3811 Maywood vs.

Carolyn 2306 Home Ave. Morris, Ann Christine, 2396 Westlawn Kettering, Vs. Marvin Edward, APO New York, N.Y. Hill, Lille Mae, 2031 Tennyson Terrace, vs. Peter Lewis, 4804 Copeland Ave.

Phillips, Wanda 1218 Imperial vs. Gary, same address. Cruea, Sandra Jean, 243 Blackwood vs. Gary Lee, same address. Merrick, Elizabeth 6756 Summerdale VS.

Jack, same address. Day, James Frederick, 465 W. Grand vs Nancy Gail, 254 S. Harbine St. Howard, Sherry Bernice, 5420 Lofino vs.

Carl 1405 Lakeshore Dr. Medway. DECREES GRANTED Sullivan, Barby Lynn, vs James Edward. Runkle, Richard vs. Janet Phillips, Paulette, vs.

Michael R. Hooser, Franklin vs. Virginia. Mundey, Judith VS. William Youngerman, Mary Jeanette, vs.

Richard Hawthorne, Barbara, vs. Jerry Dean. Brewer, Carlene, vs. Vester Lawrence. Hansberry, Barbara Ann.

Vs. Joseph Michael. Bartholomew, Caffrey Victor, vs. Wanda Lee. Fultz.

Charles Vs. Waverlene Dew. Stanley vs. Carol annulment. DISMISSALS Hertlein, June VS.

Ronald C. Strumberger, Betty vS. Martin. Prosecutor John Leonard said George dug the grave while concealed in a tent which he had erected in the garden. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Township Trustees of Washington Township, until 7:30 P.M.

o'clock Daylight Savings Time on July 16, 1974 at the Township House 27 North Main Centerville, Ohio 45459 for the furnishing of all labor, equipment and material for the application of Asphalt Specifications, Emulsion roads Slurry shown Seal, on AASHO the as proposal and prepared by the Montgomery County Engineer, and all work Incident thereto, in accordance with the plans and specifications. will be bid on as one single contract and will be awareded as one single contract. Said bids shall be on a Unit Price basis and be in writing on a Proposal Form furnished by the Washington Township Trustees and shall be accompanied by a Certified Check or Bidding Bond on a surety company or solvent bank in an amount equal fo five (5) percent of the total bid, as a guarantee that if the bid is accepted, the contractor will within ten (10) days enter into and sign a contract for the performance of the work, and will furnish an acceptable Performance Bond to the Washington Township Trustees for fifty (50) percent of the Engineer's estimate for the faithful performance of the contract for the payment of all bills for labor and materials incident thereto. The Board of Washington Township Trustees reserves the right fo reject any and all bids and, to waive any irregularities when same are to the Township's advantage. Proposal Blanks, Plans and Specifications are on file and may be secured from the Clerk of the Washington Township Trustees, Washington Township Hall, 27 North Main Centerville, Ohio 45459.

Award of contract will be made on the basis of total bid, calculated on estimated quantities based on Unit Price submitted. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP ATTEST: RITA C. SHEAR, Clerk Washington Twp. No. 1626 N-6 -30: 7-1-2 Classified Call 223-1515 Deaths ADKINS, Elgin, age 58, of 4225 Lobata passed away Sunday.

He was employed at Salem Chrysler-Plymouth; was a charter member of Meadowdale Baptist Church; and was a veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife Dora; daughter Barbara, at home: a son John, of Englewood; grandson John Elgin 3 sisters Mrs. Frank Everett, of Waverly, Mrs. Flora. Smith, of Portsmouth, May Born, Columbus; 5 brothers Leonard, of Xenia, Donald, of Marlboro, Raymond, of Waverly, Elbert, of New Boston, Luther, of Minford.

Funeral services will he held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Meadowdale Baptist Church, 3686 Haney by Rev. M. E. Fitzpatrick.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Baker Funeral Home, 5555 Philadelphia at N. Main. ANDERSON, Anna Belle, age 69, of 236 Air passed away Saturday.

Survived by 1 daughter, Margaret Coupart; sister, Mrs. Ruth Laird; 2 brothers, Leroy and Dwight Newland; 16 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her 2 sons, Bud and Neal; a very dear friend, Mrs. Carole Allen. Funeral services 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Rev. Garland Wilkerson officiating. Friends may call at the Banta Funeral Home Wednesday from 4-9 p.m. Cremation will follow. In lieu of flowers contributions may be given to the Heart and Lung Association.

APPLEGATE Loren K. age 61, of 9105 N. 55th Av. Glendale, Ariz. passed away at his residence Sunday.

He was formerly of Vandalia, retired from Inland Div. of General Motors in Plant Protection. Survived by his wife Juanita, 2 sons Douglas at home, Donald of Dayton, 1 daughter Mrs. Marlene Denier of Cincinnati, 7. grandchildren, 3 brothers Adren, Vanceburg, Gwen, Garrison, Otis, Kettering, 0.

2 sisters Mrs Frank Dyer of Phoenix, Mrs. 0. S. Marko of Tipp City. Services 10 am Tuesday, Chapel of the Chimes, N.

59th Av. Glendale, Ariz. BEGARD, Karl age 70, of 706 Dayton Pike, Germantown, passed away Saturday June 29. He was a lab technician for Dayton Power and Light retiring in 1964. A member of Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, Germantown.

He is survived by 1 brother, John A. Begard of Germantown; sister-in-law, Mrs. Louise Begard of Germantown. Funeral services Wednesday July 3, at 10 a.m. at the John A.

Arpp Funeral Home, 29 N. Main St. Germantown. Pastor Arthur R. Tingley officiating.

Burial Germantown Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home. Family suggests in lieu of flowers contributions be made to Emmanuel's Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. SLATER, Dorothy age 38, of 5655 Couch Dr.

East, Kettering, passed away Monday. Survived by 3 sisters, Mrs. Jack (Margaret) Richardson, Mrs. Phyllis Cecil, of Dayton and Mrs. Harold (Catherine) Epple, of Kettering; 2 brothers, Frank W.

and John A. Slater, of Kettering; numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Westbrock Funeral Home, 1712 Wayne Ave. with Mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m.

St. Charles Church. Burial Calvary cemetery. No visitation..