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REVA P. BATTEN Deaths and Funerals liam Leonard Thomas of North Augusta, S.C.; sisters, Mrs. Nona Holland of Douglasville, Mrs. Mary Crafton of Dallas, seven grandchildren. Mary C.

Rizor died Saturday. Funeral 2 p.m. today, Royal-Hall Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Tabor United Methodist Church cemetery, Route 5, Fayetteville. Surviving: widower, Jack D.

Rizor; sisters, Mrs. R.L. Ricks s'and Mrs. Lula Barnhill, both of Clinton, Mrs. A.K.

McPhail of Newport News, brothers, Joe Chason of Hampton, John D. Chason of Raleigh. ROBERTA W. DURHAM WILLIE H. EVANS Mrs.

Roberta Womble KNIGHTDALE WilDurham, 88, of 4914 More- lie Hinton Evans, 63, died head Drive died Sunday. Saturday. Funeral 2 Funeral 2 p.m. today, Wednesday, Macedonia p.m. Trinity United Methodist Baptist Church.

Burial, Church. Burial, Mont- Lightner's Cemetery, Ralawn Memorial Park. leigh. Arrangements by Surviving: widow, Mrs. Mitchell Funeral Home.

Noavie Evans; daughter, Barbara Jean Evans of MILDRED R. Raleigh; sons, Ernest McDUFFIE Evans of Knightdale, ToMrs. Mildred Rhodes ny Evans of Raleigh; sisMcDuffie, 56, of 317 Polk ters, Mrs. Pearl St. died Sunday.

Funeral Bradshaw of Knightdale, 11 a.m. Wednesday, Mrs. Fannie Hinton of Mitchell Funeral Home Raleigh, Mrs. Flonnie chapel. Burial, Montlawn Jones of Wake Forest; Memorial Park.

brother, Haywood Hinton Family at funeral of Wake Forest; 10 home, 7-9 p.m. today. grandchildren. Family at William ToALTON W. STRICK- ney's Funeral Home, 7-8 LAND p.m.

today. Alton Wingate Strickland, 74, of 6105 Malibu EDWARD' W. Drive died Sunday. Fu- NIELSEN neral 3 p.m. today, Gray WAKE FOREST EdFuneral Home chapel.

ward William Nielsen, 59, Burial, Restlawn Memo- died Sunday. Private merial Park. morial service. Rubie Surviving: Hayes widow, Strickland; Mrs. Carmela Surviving: Nielsen; widow, sons, Mrs.

daughter, Mrs. Gal'S. Mark Nielsen of Wake Prewatch of Brooke, Forest, Stephen Nielsen sisters, Mrs. Myrtle S. of Lexington, daughSorvis of Colmanor, ter, Mrs.

Christie Hicks Mrs. Brucie S. Lewis of of Rome, Italy. Wendell; brothers, Virgil ELIZABETH Strickland and Lee CARPENTER Strickland, both of Mari- ZEBULON Mrs. anna, a grandchild.

Elizabeth 1 Carpenter, 56, died Sunday. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today, William W.D. THOMAS Toney's Funeral Home W.D. Thomas, 79, of chapel.

Burial, Wakefield 2216 Creston Road, re- Baptist Church cemetired employee of Sea- tery. board Coast Line, died Surviving: daughter, Saturday. Funeral 11 Mrs. Daisy Adams of a.m. today, Brown- Clayton; sisters, Mrs.

Wynne Funeral Home Pearl Richardson of chapel, St. Mary's Street. Zebulon, Mrs. Katie MonBurial, Montlawn Memo- tague of Zebulon, Mrs. rial Park.

Bessie Holder of Wake Surviving: daughters, Forest; three grandchilMrs. Ida Sue Green of dren. Raleigh, Mrs. Margaret T. Zeugner of Bran- MARY C.

RIZOR chburg, N.J.; son, Wil- CLINTON Mrs. MARY A. SMITH Funeral service for Miss Mary Artie Smith, 73, of 2829 Providence Road, who died Saturday, was held Monday at Hutcherson Funeral Home, Lynchburg, Va. Burial was in Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery, Yellow Branch, Va Surviving: one sister. MYRTLE H.

JOHNSON Mrs. Myrtle Hamilton Johnson, 90, of 2024 CaryMacedonia Road, died Monday. Graveside service 11 a.m. Wednesday, Raleigh Memorial Park. Surviving: daughter, Mrs.

Evelyn J. Jones of Raleigh; sons, Millard B. Johnson of Vinton, Alton B. Johnson of Raleigh; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. Family at BrownWynne Funeral Home, Cary, p.m.

today. CHARLES E. MORGAN Charles Everette Morgan, 63, of 1018 E. Jones St. died Friday.

Funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday, First Baptist Church. Burial, National Cemetery. Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Charlesea Burgess of Greensboro, Miss Emily Morgan of Aurora, son, Dennis Morgan of Oxen Hill, brother, Loumell.

Morgan of Bronx, N. Y. Family at Lightner Funeral Home, p.m. today. EDWARD W.

NIELSEN The family of Edward W. Nielsen, who died Sunday, requests that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the American Diabetes Association, 4801 E. Independence Suite 801B, Charlotte, N.C. 28212. ROBERTA W.

DURHAM The family of Mrs. Roberta W. Durham of Raleigh, who died Sun- day, requests that in lieu of flowers memorial contributions be made to the Trinity United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 824 North Bloodworth Raleigh, 27604. MARY C. RIZOR The family of Mrs.

Mary C. Rizor of Clinton, who died Saturday, requests that in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. JAMES N. SMITH The family of James Norfleet Smith of Goldsboro, who died Monday, requests that in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the St. Stephen's Epsicopal Church Discretionary Fund or to the American Heart Association.

WALTER C. LACKEY The family of Walter C. Lackey of Murfreesboro, who died Monday, requests that in lieu of flowers, memorial donations be made to a favorite charity. TOMMY BAKER The family of Thomas James "Tommy" Baker of that Wallace, in lieu who of died Monday, suggests flowers. memorial contributions may be made to the First Baptist Church of Wallace.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF CARON "CAWIEZELL Our daughter, dear sister, and god child daughter, grandwho went to God 1 year ago, Jan. 20, 1980, Your memory to us is a keepsake with which we will never his part, Though God has you in keeping. We will always have in our hearts. MICRO Mrs. Reva Peedin Batten, died Sunday.

Funeral 3 p.m. today, Micro Missionary Baptist Church. Burial, Selma Memorial Gardens. Surviving: widower, Leland Batten; sons, Eugene Buis Creek, David Batten of the home; daughter, Mrs. Judy Ford of Springfield, sister, Mrs.

Mary Catherine Perry of Durham; two grandchildren. Arrangements Parrish Funeral Home. BLUMMER W. LAMM WILSON Mrs. Blummer Waddell Lamm, 77, died Monday.

Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday, Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. Burial, Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving: widower, Luther A. Lamm; daughter, Mrs.

Clara Bass of Route 2, Wilson; sisters, Mrs. Anthie Lamm of Wilson, Mrs. Mollie Bass of Selma; brothers, Lee Walston of Hampton, Robert Walston of Wilson, Percy Walston of Washington, D.C.; one grandchild; one greatgrandchild. Family at Joyner's Funeral Home 7-9 p.m. today; other times at the home of Mrs.

Clara Bass, Route 2, Wilson. LOUISE B. TINNIN FAYETTEVILLE Mrs. Louise Blackwood Tinnin, died. Monday.

Funeral 2 Wednesday, Haymount United Methodist Church. Burial, LaFayette Memorial Park. Surviving: widower, George W. Tinnin; daughters, Mrs. Richard B.

Gochnauer of Baltimore, Mrs. George Craig Stewart of Fayetteville; brothers, William Clarence Blackwood and Eugene Malcolm Blackwood, both of Chapel Hill, Lawrence Blackwood of Fayetteville; eight grandchildren; a greatgrandchild. Arrangements by Jernigan-Warren Funeral Home. MINNIE M. JAMES GOLDSBORO Mrs.

Minnie Mae James, 82, died Sunday. Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday, Seymour Home chapel. Burial, Wayne Memorial Park. Surviving: daughters, Mrs.

Sarah G. Branan and Mrs. Juanita E. Brogden, both of Tampa, Mrs. Minnie Francis Hankins of Wichita Falls, Mrs.

Mildred Page Garrett of Hopewell, sons, Jesse Berry James Sr. of Smithfield, Ronald Franklin James and Abner Grey James, both of Goldsboro; sisters, Mrs. Ruth Hinson and Mrs. Alice Farmer, both of Goldsboro; 36 grandchildren; 46 great-grandchildren. Family at the funeral home 7-9 p.m.

today. MAGGIE H. HUGHES SELMA Mrs. MagHicks Hughes, 84, died Monday. Arrangements by Parrish Funeral Home.

VIRGINIA C. FERRELL SWANSBORO Mrs. Virginia Corbett Ferrell, 50, died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. today, First Baptist Church.

Burial, Corbett family cemetery. Surviving: son, William Patrick Ferrell Raleigh; daughter, Mrs. Virginia Ferrell Gregg of Asheville; brother, J.P. Corbett Jr. of Swansboro; sister, Mrs.

Patricia Corbett Avery of Raleigh; mother, Mrs. J.P. Corbett of Swansboro. Arrangements by Jones Funeral Home, Jacksonville. SAM HART ANGIER Sam Hart, 85, a retired prison guard, died Sunday.

Funeral 2:30 p.m. today, Angier Baptist Church. Burial, Lakeside Memorial Gardens, Route 2, Angier. Arrangements by Over-' by-Johnson Funeral Home. SKIP PARKER CHARLOTTE Thomas Preston "Skip" Parker, 60, a real estate broker and regional sales manager for Butcher Polish died Wednesday.

Funeral was 3:30 p.m. Friday, Hankins-Whittington Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Sharon Memorial Park Cemetery. RICHARD P. MAUNEY MURPHY Richard P.

Mauney, 60, of Kinston, died Monday. Surviving: daughter, Mrs. Kathy Prince of Raleigh; mother, Mrs. Kate Mauney Murphy; three grandchildren." TOM RALPH ERWIN Thomas E. "Tom" Ralph, 65, died today, St.

Stephen's EpsiMonday. Funeral 2 p.m. copal Church. Burial, Erwin Memorial Park. Surviving: widow, Mrs.

Dorothea Hodges Ralph; son, Tommy Ralph of Dunn; Martha Stancil daughters, and Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish, both of Dunn, Mrs. Cindy Vann of Erwin, Miss Barbara Dean of Benson; brother, George Ralph of Erwin; sisters, Mrs. Sarah Croom of Columbus, Mrs. Margaret Fortune of Greensboro; 12 grandchildren.

Arrangements by Erwin Funeral Home. DONNA G. COLLINS LILLINGTON Mrs. Donna Grey Collins, 38, of Route 3, Lillington, died Sunday. Funeral 2:30 p.m.

today, Bethel Baptist Church, Route 1, Spring Lake. Burial, Westview Memorial Gardens, near Lillington. J. GRAHAM BELCHER OXFORD J. Graham Belcher, 84, died Monday.

Funeral 3 p.m. today, G.T. Eakes Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Elmwood Cemetery. Surviving: daughter, Miss Fannie Mae Belcher of Oxford; sons, James W.

Belcher of Durham, Maynard M. Belcher and Bennie Paul Belcher, both of Oxford; sisters, Mrs. J.B. Yeargin and Mrs. Bessie Brooks, both of Oxford, Mrs.

Hallie B. Benton of Durham; brother, Alvin Belcher of Durham; eight grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren. PAUL W. STONE JR. SANFORD Paul William Stone 32, of Route 1, Sanford, died Monday.

Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday, Miller Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Center United Methodist Church cemetery. Surviving: widow, Mrs. Barbara Stone; sons, Paul William Stone III and Christopher Allen Stone, both of the home; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Stone of Sanford; sisters, Mrs. Carolyn Gregory, Mrs. Norma Jean Spivey and Mrs. Teresa Davis, all of Sanford, Miss Linda Stone of Charlotte, Mrs.

Janice Fay Eason of Dunn; brother, Dennis Ray Stone of Sanford; paternal grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Stone of Sanford. Family at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. today.

Other deaths BOB BENSON, 85 Robbins DELLA S. WESTMORELAND, 79. Sanford GRACE A. BOLTON Lumberton AGNES B. JONES, 66 Goldsboro RICHARD B.

HENDERSON, 77 Franklinton SUSANNA C. WALKER, 71. Sanford WAITUS HAMMONDS, 45 Fayetteville JANET CAROL KING, 13 Faison JANIE W. BARBOUR, 67. JACK P.

FRENCH, 54. Shore ROSA C. HOWELL, 67 Goldsboro GERTRUDE L. MILLARD, 78 Rocky Mount SHANNON SOLES, infant Wilson WILLIAM L. DOUGLAS, 36 Sanford ANNA S.

BAINES, 92. Spring Hope WALTER S. MORRIS, 74. Goldsboro EDWIN M. ALLEN, 67 JOSEPH R.

FISHER, 59 Pines BERTHA M. McNEIL, 79 Southern Pines MAGGIE R. BURNEY, 82 Lumberton ANTHONY L. SIMMONS, 27 Broad Creek ADELINE F. SALTER, 64 Broad Creek RUTH L.

RAWLS, 82 Bethel ALICE C. FERGUS, 59 Hubert GERALD B. MIDDLEMISS, 59. Otway WALTER B. HEATH, 73.

Maysville PATRICIA C. HALSEY, 38. Virginia Beach, Va. ROSA LEE DUDLEY, 53. Chesapeake, Va.

VERNA HANCOCK Harkers Island' BENJAMIN F. REECE, 92. Richlands RUBY E. TYNDALL, 83 Pink Hill ALLIE T. HOPKINS, 85 Williamston The News and Observer, Raleigh, N.

C. Tuesday, January 20, 1981 21 Hike in airport fees challenged The Triangle Area Pilots Association Inc. and 11 Wake County pilots have filed suit to block increases in parking fees and user rates at Raleigh-Durham Airport. The suit in Wake Superior Court alleges that increases for building rentals, hangars, office space, parking, fuel pumping and aircraft tie-downs are "excessive a and discriminatory." "I simply do not think it's true," said A.C. Elkins of Durham, acting chairman of the Raleigh-Durham AirAuthority, the defendant in the suit.

"We are port trying to be fair." The suit, filed last Friday, charged that the fees were being assessed to help pay for the construction of new facilities and a runway rather than general Ex-mayor, lawmaker dies following illness WALLACE Thomas James Baker, former mayor of Wallace who served eight years in the General Assembly, died Monday after a brief illness. He was 60. A native of Duplin County, he was president of Oil a Wallace oil distributorship, and had other business interests in the area. Long active in Democratic politics, Baker served 13 years as a town commissioner and five years as mayor of Wallace before being elected to the state House in 1970. He was re-elected three times before being upset in the 1978 Democratic primary.

Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. issued a statement Monday afternoon in which he expressed sympathy to Baker's family. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at First Baptist Church of Wallace. Burial will be in Rockfish Memorial Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Edgerton GLENNIE M. McCORMAC CLAYTON Mrs. Glennie McGregor McCormac, 87, died Monday.

Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday, Horne Memorial United Methodist Church. Burial, Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving: sons, Douglas McCormac of Clayton, James E. McCormac of Spring Hope; daughter, Mrs.

W.C. Copeland of Huntersville; 12 grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. McLaurin Funeral Home 7-9 p.m. today. WALT PEARSON FUQUAY-VARINA Walter Mallette "Walt" Pearson news and public relations director for WAKS Radio Station, 53, died Monday.

He was host of "Wake up with Walt" show. Funeral 2 p.m. today, Chalybeate Springs Baptist Church. Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: sisters, Mrs.

Josie P. Lewis and Mrs. Edith P. Holloway, both of Fuquay-Varina, Mrs. Effie P.

Wells of Wilmington. Arrangements by Sugg Funeral Home. BONNIE D. CARDEN GARNER Mrs. Bonnie Dove Carden, 67, of Garner died Monday.

Surviving: son, Roy Carden of Garner; three grandchildren. Arrangements by Gray Funeral Home. IVAN J. RUTH CARY Ivan John Ruth, 66, died Monday. Funeral 11 a.m.

Wednesday, Apex Funeral Home chapel, Apex. Burial, Apex Cemetery, Apex. Surviving: widow, Mrs. Myrtle Neville Ruth; daughter, Mrs. Betty R.

Phillips of Raleigh; sons, Raymond E. Ruth of Fairfax, Richard L. Ruth of Cary, Ivan J. Ruth Jr. of Cary, Bobby G.

Ruth of Raleigh; brother, Carlton Ruth of Cary; three grandchildren. Family at funeral home, 7-9 p.m. today and other times at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G.

Ruth, 901 St. Mary's Raleigh. WALTER C. LACKEY MURFREESBORO Walter Charles Lackey, 64, died Monday. Graveside service 11 a.m.

today, Riverside Cemetery. Surviving: widow, Mrs. Mildred Futrell Lackey; sons, Lokie Charles Lackey of Greensboro, Walter Melton Lackey of Wilmington; daughter, Mrs. Emma Jane Merritt William Paul Lackey of of Wilmington; brother, Newton; sister, Mrs. Matie L.

Heavner of Columbia, S.C.; three grandchildren. Arrangements by Garrett Funeral Home. airport operations and services. cause of the rate increases. Elkins said the airport had spent nearly $2.2 million in the last 18 months on general aviation improvements.

"We want general aviation; we need general aviation," Elkins said. Three weeks ago, three persons two of them employees of Raleigh Flying Service were charged with setting fire to a parking booth at the general aviation parking lot. Effective Jan. 1, employees of the general aviation have had to pay $4.50 a day or $5 a month plus an initial fee of $13 for parking. Before that, the parking was free.

The plaintiffs allege that they have been denied "rightful, equal and uniform use" of the airport be- Around the city SUO Da Public meetings TENANTS CLINIC sponsored by Raleigh Tenants Association will be today, 3 to 4 p.m. at 127 Hargett St. on fifth floor. Subject: informing tenants of legal rights and responsibilities. TYPING I course offered by Wake Technical College in the Community Schools program will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 10 p.m.

at Leroy Martin Junior High. Register today at 7 p.m. ENGLISH Composition and Creative Writing class will be Tuesdays, 7 to 9 p.m., through Feb. 24 at YWCA, 554 E. Hargett St.

Call 834-7386 for additional information and fee. MEREDITH COL- LEGE Office of Continuing Education courses will begin today: Communicating with Your Car, p.m., Leroy Martin Junior High; Grow and Aware, 7 to 10 p.m., Cates Auditorium, Meredith College; Introduction to Real Estate, 7 to 10 p.m., 128 Joyner Hall, Meredith College; and Physical Fitness: the Best You Can Be, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Athens High School. LEAGUE of Women Voters of Wake County will sponsor a series of programs on hazardous wastes beginning today at 7:30 p.m. at 3104 Monticello Drive and at 947 Manchester Drive Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.

at Community United Church of Christ, Wade Avenue at Dixie Trail. Babysitting provided, at $1 per child. Baker; two daughters, Faye Lockamy of Wallace and Sue Isaac of Great Falls, his mother, Hattie Southerland Baker of Wallace; a sister, Ila Jo Baker of Wallace; a brother, W.M. Baker of Burgaw; and two grandchildren. Conference set for principals Four nationally known educators will speak to Wake school principals in a three-day conference beginning tonight on school effectiveness.

The educators will speak on what makes an effective school, school leadership, parent attitude and effective instruction principles. The conference will be at the N.C. State University Faculty Club. The speakers include Ronald Edmunds of the Harvard University Graduate School of Education, Neil Sullivan and John A. Graham of California State University in Long Beach Maureen Larkin of Milwaukee schools.

NCSU reveals policy change N.C. State University will alter its admissions policy for the 1981 fall semester because of an increase in student applications, Chancellor Joab L. Thomas announced Monday. Freshmen and transfer students, 1 who will apply be on placed or on a waiting list for consideration, said Anna P. Keller, director of admissions.

NCSU was criticized for overenrollment in October by a member of the UNC board of governors. Jacob H. Froelich Jr. of High Point cited complaints from parents of new students that they couldn't find housing. More than 800 new freshmen last fall had to rent apartments near the campus because of a lack of dormitory rooms.

Group meetings WOMEN'S Aglow Fellowship, Cary Chapter, will meet Wednesday, 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. at Jordan Hall, 1000 N. Harrison Cary. Speaker: Beryl Shaw. Nursery provided.

AMERICAN Society for Personnel Administration, Raleigh-Wake Chapter, meets today at noon in Cafeteria, North Hills. PBX CLUB of Raleigh meets at 6 p.m. today at YMCA on Hillsborough Street. Speaker: Al Hinson of N.C. Muscular Dystrophy Association.

YOUNG Democrats of Wake County will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in Meredith Dinning Hall, dith College. AMERICAN Business Women's Association, Raleigh chapter, will meet today at 6:30 p.m. in the YMCA on Hillsborough Street. AMERICAN Society for Public Administration will meet today at 6:30 p.m.

at Coates Local Gov. ernment Center, 215 N. Dawson St. RALEIGH Bridge Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at YMCA on Hillsborough St.

DISTRICT 13 of the North Carolina Nurses' Association will meet day at 7:30 p.m. at 103 Enterprise St. Program on cancer chemotherapy. WAKE Weavers Guild holds meeting and slide show, "Stennett Heaton's Microcosms" today at Joyner Hall, Room 103, Meredith College. ARTHRITIS Support Group will meet at 7:30 p.m.

today at YWCA on Oberlin Road. LAWLESS T. HUNT DURHAM Lawless T. Hunt 90, died Monday. Funeral 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Clements Funeral chapel. Burial, Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Audrey H. Clayton of Durham, Mrs.

Juanita H. Stacy of Cary; sons, Ezra T. 1. Hunt of Hillsborough, T.W. Hunt, Calvin L.

Hunt, L.T. Hunt Jr. and Coy B. Hunt, all of Durham; sisters, Mrs. Annie Browning and Mrs.

Nora Bailey, both of Durham; brothers, Robert Hunt and Purvis Hunt, both of Durham, Claude Hunt of Salisbury; 16 grandchildren; 25 greatgrandchildren. Family at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. today. SIS JOHNSON DURHAM Sis Johnson, 101, died Monday. Funeral 2 p.m.

Thursday, Hudson Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Sykes family cemetery, Wake County. Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Dallie and Mrs.

Wilsons Tessie Richard, all of Durham; sons, Otis Johnson and Walter Johnson, both of Durham; sisters, Mrs. Annie Allen of Durham; eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Family at funeral home 7-9 p.m. today and Wednesday. JAMES N.

SMITH GOLDSBORO James Norfleet Smith, 73, a attorney and former Goldsboro mayor pro- and alderman, died Monday. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday, St. Stephen's Epsicopal Church. Burial, Willow Dale Cemetery.

Surviving: widow, Mrs. Marjorie Stenhouse Smith; daughters, Mrs. Harold G. Hall of Raleigh, Mrs. Elford H.

Morgan of Spartanburg, S.C., Mrs. Milton F. Clark Jr. of Goldsboro; sons, Robert M. Smith and James N.

Smith both of Houston, Texas, Henry C. Smith and Kempton S. Smith, both of Goldsboro; sister, Mrs. Maxie Riddick of Scotland Neck; brothers, W.E. Smith Jr.

of Goldsboro, Dr. John G. Smith of Rocky Mount; five grandchildren. Arrangements by Seymour Funeral Home, Goldsboro. Map project awarded Wake County commissioners agreed Monday to award the contract for a county mapping project to Landmark Engineering Co.

Inc. of Cary. The firm will be paid $64,429 to make aerial photographs of the county that will be used in making maps. A similar project took place in 1958. The commissioners in an unanimous decision also stated their intent to award the entire project, estimated at between $3 million and $5 million, to Landmark.

Some of the cost will be recovered in map sales. The project will take from five to eight years to complete. Only the photography phase is covered in this year's budget. In other action, the commissioners agreed to bear the cost of maintenance at four parks scheduled for construction at school sites. This man made his funeral arrangements this morning.

and he's enjoying the snow with his daughter this afternoon. Making funeral arrangements in advance is not an unusual thing to do. In fact, it's one of the nicest things you can do for your family, for it removes the burden of decision-making from their shoulders at a difficult time. For complete information about pre-arranged funerals, see us at any time. a 7 BrownFUNERAL HOMES Saint Mary's Street RALEIGH Milibrock Road CARY.

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