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THE TENNESEAN, Friday, Feb. 16. 1973 Parents Held In Girl's Death DUCKTOWN, Tenn. -(UPI) Clyde Lachance, 31, and his wife, Donna, were arraignad: yesterday. on charges of murdering their 8-year-old daughter whose body was found in a shallow grave almost a year ago.

Lachance: was brought here tor. the arraignment: from prison: in Illinois where he been serving a 3-to-5 year term for abusing a young son. His wife had been free on $10,000 bond. STATE of Tennessee charged the couple had bedten their daughter, Kimberly, to death in January 1972. Lachance had.

reported the girly as missing from their home in the Grassy, Creek community near Copperhill, just over. the Georgia state line. The girl's. body was found by rescue workers, March 30, 1972. Her parents, who said Kimberly disappeared from Kimberly disappeared.

from heir parked car, had since g- one to Illinois where Lachance was arrested on. the charge of beating his son, Scotty, and putting him in boiling grease. Mrs. Blanche Maxwell PARSONS, Services for Mrs. Blanche Dodson Maxwell, 61, a lunchroom, attendant of Parsons, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Calvary Baptist Church. Burial will be in Bible Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Maxwell died Wednesday in Decatur, County Medical Center. The body is at Parsons FuHeral Home.

Survivors include her Elven Maxwell; daughter, Mrs. Ruth Evelyn Townsend; two stepsons, Ralph and Ronnie Maxwell; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Yancy McFall and Mrs. Jo Evelyn Gurley, all of Parsons; four sisters, Mrs. Corda Stephens, Wilder, Mrs.

Pauline Allen, Sharon, Mrs. Hazel Wortham, Parsons, and Mrs. Nancy Nimmo, Oxford, and two grandchildren. Lewis Johnson GALLATIN Services for Lewis L. Johnson, 77, retired hotel clerk of Gallatin, will be at 1 p.m.

today at Donoho-Legge-Bentley Funeral Home. Burial will be In. Gallatin Cemetery. Johnson died: Wednesday in Sumner County Survivors: include his widow, Mrs. Lillie Andrews Johnson; B.

C. Andrews, Gallatin; three, stepdaughters, Mrs. W. Gregory, Scottsville, Mrs. Donald Garrett, Dixon Springs, Tenn, and Miss Andrews, Gallitin.

Mrs. Stella: Stubblefield ESTILL SPRINGS, Tenn. Mrs. Stella Wagner Stubblefield, 78, of Estill -Springs died -yesterday. in Franklin County Nursing Home, Winchester, Tenn.

Services will be rat 1 p.m. today at Watson, Funeral Home, Winchester. Burial will be Lin: Mt. Garner Cemetery, Decherd, Tenn. Survivors: include two daughters.

Mrs. John W. Gonce Nashville; and Mrs. William: Kolbe, Estill Springs, and two: grandchildren. Mrs.

Ruby Reid Speele PORTLAND, Tenn. Mrs. Reid: Speele, $9, of Portland died yesterday in Highland Hospital. Services will be p.m. tomorrow at and Wiseman Funeral Home.

Burial will' be in Hill Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Thelma Link, Grove City, Ohio, and Mrs. Day, Indianapolis; her mother, Mrs. Georgia Stewart Hodges, Portland; and eight grandchildren.

Mrs. Owen Mayhew SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. Mrs. Owen 1 Mayhew, 77, of Adolphus, died yesterday in Allen County" war Memorial Hospital, after a stroke. Services will be at 11 a.m.

tomorrow at Tom Crow Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cemetery. Survivors include her husband; a son, Lee Clair May-. hew, Adolphus; three grandchildren.

and a great-grandchild. Miss: Clarice G. Walter DOVER, Tenn. Miss Clarice: G. 91, of Dover died: yesterday in Memorial Hospital, Tenn.

"Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Milligan Funeral Home. Burial will be in Dover Cemetery. There are no immediate survivors. Hailey FUNERAL DIRECTORS lose Pito loser Ni Banal and Death Notices SMITH, Mr.

James William (Stringbean) February 13, 1973 at a local infirmary. Surfather, Mr. Scott Winfrey; mother, Mrs. Georgia. Winfrey; brothers, Mr.

Calvin Smith and Mr. John Winfrey; three sons, Messrs. James Robert and John Smith; two daughters, Miss Dollie Smith and Mrs. Virginia Farris; nine grandchildren; three one son-in-law; many other relatives and friends. Friends may visit with the family Friday, February 16, 1973 from 8 until 10 p.m.

at Fosters Chapel M.B. Church. Funeral services Saturday, February 17, from the above church, 1 p.m., with Rev. Melvin Birdine and Rev. Fred Johnson officiating.

Pallbearers and flowerbearers selected from Usher Board of Fosters Chapel. Interment: National Cemetery Monday morning. WRIGHTS FUNERAL HOME, 255-8735. CLARK, Mrs. Willie Mai -Of 700 Demoss Gallatin, Tenn.

Suddenly February 13, 1973. Survived by a devoted greatnephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Franklin of Gallatin; niece, Mrs.

Laura Warfield of Hendersonville; nephew, David Patterson; greatnieces, Mrs. Nettie Lyles of Gallatin, Mrs. Katie Creed of Nashville, Mrs. Mattie Watkins and Mrs. Julia Love of Cleveland, Ohio; several great nieces and nephews; several great-great-greatnieces and a host of cousins and friends.

The remains will be to Payne Chapel Methodist Church, Route 2, Avondale Hendersonville, Tenn. (this) Friday, Feb. 16, where the family will receive friends from 7 to p.m. Funeral service from the above Church Saturday, Feb. 17, at 11 a.m.

Conducted by Rev. Z. P. Phillip, Rev. Dan High and Rev.

Grant Watkins. Interment Pilot Knob Cemetery. JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, 254-3472. NANCE, Mr. John Thursday afternoon, Feb.

15, 1973 at a local hospital. Residence 906 N. 6th St. Survived by four daughters; nine sons; one sister; other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements will be announced later.

SCALES FUNERAL HOME, 1412 Jefferson 329-9880. BLANKENSHIP, Mr. WalterOf 1711 21st North. Suddenly Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1973 at a local hospital.

Survived by mother, Mrs. Mattie Bowers; brother, Mr. Blankenship; three aunts; one devoted aunt, Mrs. Patty Knight; two uncles; host of cousins; one sister-inlaw, Mrs. Jean Blankenship, other relatives and many friends.

Visitation with the family in the Chapel of Holmes Funeral Home Friday, February 16, 1973 from 7 to 8 p.m. Funeral services following immediately, conducted by. Rev. Daniel L. Williams Jr.

Pallbearers and flowerbearers selected from friends. Interment: Greenwood Cemetery, Saturday. February 17, 1973 at 11 a.m. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in charge, 1408 Jo Johnston. Lawrenceburg, Tenn.

WASSON, Charlie P. Age 75, died in a Lebanon, hospital Wednesday night, Feb. 14, 1973. He was a retired railroad employe and a native of Lawrence County, Tenn. Funeral services will be Saturday afternoon at 2:00 at the North Funeral Home in Lawrenceburg, Rev.

Joe Netherland officiating. Interment in Ethridge Cemetery. Survived by one son, H. L. Wasson of Columbia; one grandson, J.

C. Wasson, Ft. Myers, one great-grandson. NORTH FUNERAL HOME, Lawrenceburg, 762- 9447. BOWLING, Mrs.

Josephine Martin Feb. 14, 1973 in Charleston, S. C. Survived by husband, Carl Bowling; daughters, Mrs. Tamyra Jean Bennett, Sharon and Karen Bowling, Charleston, S.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alford Martin, Summerville, S.C.; sisters, Miss Aline Martin, Summerville, Mrs. Claudine Whitely, Prim Springs, Mrs. Lora Council, Almaville, Mrs.

Hazel Falkowski, Summerville, and Mrs. Linda Brown, Fayetteville, N.C.; brother, Martin, Phoenix, Ariz. Remains are at Woodlawn Home, Thompson Lane. Funeral services from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses, afternoon, Feb. 17, at 1 o'clock, conducted by Rev.

Parnick Coe. Interment Williamson County Memorial Gardens. al Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME. HOWARD, David Brian- -Thursday, Feb. 15, 1973 at his home in Nashville.

Survived by parents, Mrs. Jan Howard and Mr. Harlan P. Howard, both of Nashvilie; brother, Corky Howard, Madison; grandmother, Mrs. Linnie Johnson, West Plain, Mo.

The are at Madison al Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd. Complete. funeral arrangements to be announced later. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors. 868-9020.

Death Notices Lebanon, Tenn. AGEE, Arch 93, passed away Thursday morning, Feb. 15, 1973, at a local hospital. Survived by daughter, Mrs. W.

B. (Marjorie) Prowell, Nashville; seven sons, Vester Neal, Arch Guy, Sam, Fred, and Jessie B. Agee, all of Lebanon, James Otis Agee, Detroit, two brothers, Clarence Agee, New Middleton, Lattie Agee, Hickman, 16 grandchildren, 16 great Remains are at Ligon Bobo Funeral Home, where services will be held Saturday, 1973, at 1:30 p.m., conducted by Bro. Curtis Hall. Honorary pallbearers, Elders and Deacons of the Maple Hill Church of Christ, Dr.

John Hill Tilley, Herschel Bradshaw, Howard Waters, Jack Hancock, Houston Hancock, Lelliot Bradshaw, Frank Neal John W. Harlin and Mack Hall. Grandsons will serve as active pallbearers. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery. LIGON BOBO FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon, Tenn, DIBBLE, Mrs.

Judy Shedd-Of Acklen Park Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1973 at a local hospital. Survived by husband, Stephen Dibble; daughter, Andrea Dee Dibble; son, Stephen Dibble parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ivey, all of Nashville; grandparents, Mrs.

V. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shedd, all of Lawrenceburg; brother, Don Shedd, Nashville.

Remains are at Woodlawn Fun er a Home, Thompson Lane. Funeral services from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses, Friday afternoon, Feb. 16, at 2 o'clock, conducted by Dr. Gaye McGlothen. The following will serve as pallbearers: Roger Grooms, Jerry Ligon, J.

L. Jacobs, Tom and Terry Pate, Cart.31 Blankenship Jr. Interment Woodlawn Memorial a k. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME. GRAY, Mr.

Shirley 13, 1973, at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Alberta Gray; two daughters, Mrs. Frances A. Jordan and Mrs.

Maggie M. Morton; 22 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; five nieces; 10 nephews; mother-in-law, Mrs. Maggie Comer; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Christine Gray; son-inlaw, Mr. Luther W.

Jordan; dear friends, Mr. and Mrs. James Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gooch, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Young, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tucker and Mr. and Mrs.

Marcus McClain; a host of other great nieces, nephews and cousins. Family will receive friends this Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Nolensville Methodist Church. Funeral services Saturday, 2 o'clock, from the above church, conducted by Rev. Green Jobe and Rev.

H. C. Maxwell. Flower ladies and pallbearers selected from friends. Interment: Olive Branch Cemetery.

WRIGHTS FUNERAL HOME, 255-8735. RALSTON, John Robert Tuesday evening Feb. 13, 1973 at a local infirmary. Survived by sons, William T. Ralston, Murfreesboro, Floyd A.

Ralston, Nashville, Richard Ralston, Memphis, brothers J. D. Ralston, Charley Ralston, Fender Ralston, all of Eagleville, Tennessee; sisters: Mrs. Raymond Collins of Chattanooga, Mrs. Albert Williams of Murfreesboro; six grandchildren; Ten great grandchildren.

Remains are at Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway. Services Friday 1 p.m. Mt. Vernon Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Rev.

Bob Mowrey Officiating. Honorary pallbearers: Fellowship Class of Park Avenue Baptist Church. Active pallbearers: Herman Walker, E. J. Bibbs, D.

E. Dozier, Paul Corbitt. W. C. Carter and Don Oakley.

Interment Ralston Cemetery. Remains will lie in state at the church one hour before funeral time. ROESCH PATTON AND COSMOPOLITAN, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway 249-6480 (Murfreesboro and Eagleville papers please copy.) EZELL, Clyde William Of No 5 University Court departed this life Wednesday at a local hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Georgia a M.

Ezell; daughters, Mrs. Lillie M. Adoo and Mrs. Lois Mount; son, Sammie Lee Ezell, Detroit, brothers, Walter, James, Fred and Ernest Ezell, all of Nashville, and Horace Ezell, Nolensville, nine grandchildren, two aunts, seven sistersin-law, one brother-in-law, a number of nieces and nephews; daughter in law, Mrs. Barbara Ezell; son-inlaw, Herman McAdoo; other relatives and friends; Visitation with family Saturday evening 8 to 10 p.m.

at Patton Bros. Funeral Home; Family departing home Sunday morning 9:30 o'clock for funeral services to be held at the Mt. Zion Bapt. Church, Woodbury, Tenn. at 11 a.m.

Sunday; Rev. W. E. Gordon and Rev. Brother James Bell officiating: pallbearers selected from friends.

Interment at family cemetery, Woodbury, Tenn. PATTON directors. Death Notices CARNEY, Charles J. (Tad) Age 87 years, of 3933 Clarksville Feb. 14, 1973 at a local infirmary.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. John T. Desirey, Madison; grandsons, Stephen T. Desirey, Alan E. Desirey, both of Madison; several nieces nephews.

Remains are at the Buena Vista Funeral Home, 3634 Clarksville where services will be Feb. 16 at 1 o'clock p.m., conducted by Rev. Leslie Kenney. Honorary pallbearers: Casper Aita, H. R.

Stanfield, Doyle Stows the retired engineers of the State Highway Dept. Active: John Aita, Arch Carney, John E. Carney, C. Kenneth Carney, C. Kenneth Carney, W.

W. Glenn, Austin Demonbreun, J. Austin Demonbreun, Jr. Interment National Cemetery. BRATTEN MARTIN, Directors, 254-7511.

JOHNS, George 'Houston Thurs. morning, Feb. 15, 1973, husband of the late Mrs. Elsie Frances White Johns. Survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Ted Wey, Nashville, Mrs. Dicki Johns Collins, Mullins, S.C.; son, George Jeff Johns, Nashville; two brothers, C. D. Johns, and Carlos Johns, both of Nashville; seven grandchildren and one great granddaughter, Kebel Walker. Remains rest at the Funeral Home of PhillipsRobinson 2707 Gallatin Rd.

where funeral services will be conducted Sat, morning, Feb. 17 at 10:00, Harold Sorrells, minister officiating. Honorary pallbearers: Dr. Ray Fessey, Dr. Robert McCracken, Odell Coward, Earl C.

Holland, officials and employes of Baird Ward Printing Co. and W.S.M. Grand Ole Opry. Active pallbearers: Ray Bates, Jerry Strobel, Bill Petterson, Percy Nelson, Jack Pitt, Don Prewitt, Doug Miles and Morris Spain. Interment Springhill Cemetery.

PHILLIPSROBINSON Directors. GREEN, William Howard Thurs. morning, Feb. 15, 1973. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Nellie Mae Davis Green; son, William Howard Green both of Nashville, one sister, Mrs. Pauline Weimar, Nashv'le; brother Homer Green, of Ringo, Ga. Remains rest at the Funeral Home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where funeral services will be conducted Sat. morning, Feb. 17, at 11:30.

Robert Jackson, minister, will officiate. Honorary pallbearers: Dan' England, elders and deacons of Riverside: Church of Christ. 'Active pallbearers: Robert Tant, James Weimar, E. T. Henderson, Richard Shannon, Herbert Williams Chester WaltonHomer Denning and William Vick.

Interment Springhill Cemetery. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors. Lebanon, Tenn, CRUTCHER, Joe 'Age 74, Thursday afternoon, Feb. 15, 1973. Veterans Hospital, Nashville.

Survived wife, Mrs. Ruby Newton Crutcher; six daughters, Mrs. Josephine Springer, Mrs. Myrtle Bell Parkerson, Mrs. Ruby Greer, Mrs.

Louise Corley, Mrs. Mary Alice Harris, Mrs. Jo Dorris Bush, all of Lebanon; six sons, Charles Earl Thomas, Walter Ray, Howard Dayton Crutcher, all of Lebanon, Edward Crutcher of Whittier, Robe. Lowe Crutcher, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs.

Willie Rodgers, Lebanon; two brothers, Jim Crutcher, Lebanon, Mack Crutcher, Nashville; 44 grandchildren; 37 greatRemains are at Nave Funeral Home where funeral services will be held at 10:30 Sat. morning, conducted by Bro. Curtis Hall and Rev. William Johnson. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

Entombment Wilson County Memorial Garden. NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon. BATTLE, Mr. Samuel -Of 1108 Meharry Blvd. Wednesday, February 14, 1973.

at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Cleo Weaver; son, Mr. Henry Battle; granddaughter, Michelle Battle; step-daughter, Bessie Fain; son in law, Mr. Simon Weaver; daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Deborah Battle; brother-inlaw, Mr. Henry Fain; dear and devoted friend, Mr. Horace Bandy; several aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Visitation with the family this Friday evening, Feb. 16, 1973, Parior Richard Smith Funeral Home, 706 Monroe St.

from 7- till 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held from the chapel Saturday, Feb. 17, at 1 p.m., Rev. Joseph R. Reid officiating.

Friends will serve as floralbearers and pallbearers. Interment: Greenwood Cemetery. RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 706 Monroe. 256-2832; 255- 6392. HAYES, Mr.

Hershel Of 2606 Scovel St. Thursday, February 15, 1973 at a local hospital. Survived by a devoted, wife, Mrs. Dorothy Hayes: five daughters; four sons; other relatives and many friends. Complete: funeral arrangements will be announced later.

HOLMES, FUNERAL HOME in charge, 1408 Jo Johnston Ave. Death Nutices ANNOUNCEMENTS FRANKLIN, FURLOW, Hooper Linton Age 65, Feb. 14, 1973. Survived by wife, Mrs. Hester Furlow; four sisters, Mrs.

Jamie Mai Howell, Mrs. Gladys Ivey, both of Franklin, Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, Nashville, and Mrs. Virgie Ivey, of Kingston Springs; three brothers, Clifton Furlow, Fairview, Burt Furlow, Nashville, Tilt Furlow, Nashville. Remains 'are at Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conducted at 2:00 Friday afternoon, Herbert A.

Robinson officiating. Interment Pond Cemetery. Friends will serve as pallbearers. 794-1512. CLAYBROOKS, Mr.

George D. -Tuesday, February 13, 1973 at a local infirmary. vivors are wife, Mrs. Mittie Claybrooks; sons, Messrs George and Charles E. Claybrooks; two grandchilbrothers, Messrs Charles Nathaniel Sr.

and Leroy Claybrooks; half-brother, Mr. James Turner; several nieces and nephews; dear friends, Mrs. Christine Watson and Jennie Brown; 'other relatives and friends. Remains will be conveyed to Mt. Gileab M.

B. Church, this Friday where family will receive friends eight until 10 p.m. Funeral Saturday, o'clock from the above church. Conducted by Rev. F.

M. Corder and Rev. Willie Harris, assisted by Rev. Foster Young. Flowerladies and pallbearers selected from Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

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Newspaper Printing Corporation AGENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday NASHVILLE BANNER Evening Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE CITY OF LEBANON, TENNESSEE SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS SEWER. SINKING CREEK RELIEF INTERCEPTOR SEWER RECEIPT OF sealed PROPOSALS proposals for the construction and installation of the City of Lebanon, Tennessee, SaniSewer Improvements-1973, Sewer, are invited and will be reSinking Creek Relief Interceptor ceived in the Council Chamber, City Court Room, located in the City Police Station at the corner of Stone and East Gay Street, Lebanon, Tennessee on or before but not later than 2:00 o'clock P.M. on March 14, 1973 and immediately thereafter all bids will be publicly opened and 'the prices bid read aloud Sealed envelopes or packages containing proposals shall be marked or endorsed: "Proposal for the City of Lebanon, Tennessee, Sanitary Sewer Improvements 1973, Sinking Creek Relief InterSewer." GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS described work and improvements will require the following construction: The furnishing and installation of approximately 6,050 lineal of 36-inch reinforced concrete pipe sewer of, which 64 lineal feet is to be installed in steel casing under railroad, 285 lineal feet of 36-inch reinforced concrete pressure pipe sewer, 160 lineal feet 14-inch ductile iron pipe sewer of which 20 lineal feet is to be installed in tunnel. under railroad, 140 lineal feet of 12-inch ductile iron pipe sewer of which 72 lineal feet is to be installed on concrete piers, 206 lineal feet of reinforced concrete pipe sewer, including all manholes and appurtenances, and removing certain manholes, service line reconnections and maintaining sanitary sewage flow during construction. All work must be performed In accordance with and as provided Contract Documents which are on file at the Office of the Public Works Commissioner, City Lebanon.

Service Center, 410 Park Drive, Lebanon Tennessee, A. copy of all Contract DocuCONTRACT DOCUMENTS ments are on and are available for inspection at the office of the Public Works Commissioner, at the address named herein and at the offices of Consoet. Townsend Associates, Consult. ing Engineers, 404 James Robertson Parkway, Nashville, Tennessee 37219. Reference is made to said documents for full particulars.

Copies of Contract Documents required for review or bidding purposes may be obtained only from the offices of Public Works Commissioner at the address named herein upon payment to the City of Lebanon, Tennessee of $50.00 for each set of documents so obtained. The full amount of the deposit for one set of documents and onehalf of the deposit fer any additional duplicate sets of documents will be refunded to each bidder who submits a formal bid to the City of Lebanon, Tennessee, and who also returns the documents in good condition to the Office of the Commissioner of Public Works within ten (10) days after his bid security has been returned to him. Equipment manufacturers, subcontractors and others who do not submit formal bids to the City of Lebanon will be refunded onehalf the amount of the deposit for all sets of complete documents returned in good condition to the Office of the Commissioner of Public Works within ten (10) days after the opening of bids. No refund will be made for documents received after this ten-day period. BID SECURITY Each proposal shall be accompanied by certified or cashier's check, or satisfactory bid bond, payable to the order of City of Lebanon, Tennessee, in an amount not less than five per cent of the bid as a guarantee that the bidder will within fifteen (15) days after the date of the award of contract execute an agreement and file bonds and insurance as required by the Contract Documents if his proposal is accepted.

If an intended awardee fails to execute and file an agreement, bonds and insurance as required by the Contract Documents, the amount of the check submitted with his proposal shall be forfeited as liquidated damages. LICENSE It will be necessary for each bidder to show evidence of li-. cense before submitting bid in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 135 of the Public Acts or 1945 of the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, same being Sections 62-601 through 62-622 ef the Tennessee Code Annotated. HOLDING OF PROPSALS No bid shall be withdrawn after the opening of proposals without the consent of the City of Lebanon for period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled time of closing bids. The bid securities of 'all bid- ders, execpt that submitted with the lowest acceptable proposal, will be returned within fifteen: (15) days after the time of opening bids.

The bid security accompanying the lowest acceptable proposal may be held by the City of Lebanon, until construction contract has been executed and a satisfactory: Performance Bond in the sum of the full amount of the Contract has been delivered to the City of Lebanon. FEDERAL GRANTPUBLIC LAW 660 This project will be financed in part by a grant from the Federal Water Quality Administration and Project Number is WPC-Tennthe 328. Bidders must comply with the President's Executive Order Nos. 11246 and 11375, which prohibit discrimination in color, employment regarding race, creed, sex: or national origin Bidders must certify that they do not, and will not, maintain or provide for their employees any facilities that are segregated on basis of race, color, creed or origin. PREVAILING WAGES A minimum wage rate applicable to this project has been set; by the United States Department of Labor and has been included the Contract Documents.

Bidders must comply with of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act 1964, Davis-Bacon Act, the Antithe Kickback Act and the Contract Work Hours Standards AWARD award of any contract will OF CONTRACT The be made by the City of Lebanon, The Tennessee. City of Lebanon reserves the to reject any proposal for right failure to comply with all requirements of this notice or of any the Contract documents; however, it may waive any minor defects informalities at its discretion. The City of Lebanon further -reserves the right to reject all proposals. Plans and specifications for this project were prepared by Consoer, Townsend Associates, Consulting Engineers, 404 James Robertson Parkway, Nashville, Tennessee 37219. Dated at Lebanon, Tennessee, this 8th day of February, 1973.

THE CITY OF LEBANON, TENN. Willis H. Maddox, Mayor NOTICE OF ZONING AMENDMENT PROPOSALS Legal Notices UT Making Library Public KNOXVILLE CAP) The University of TennesseeKnoxville announced yesterday it is opening its library to all Tennesseans. Richard Boss, library director, said individuals may buy for $20 and buginess firms may obtain for $100 cards for five or more employes. Mrs.

Joe. Morrison CENTERVILLE, Tenn. Services for Mrs. Joe Morrison, 44, of Centerville, owner and operator of a dress shop here, will be at 2 p.m. today at McDonald Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Oakmont Cemetery. Mrs. Morrison died Wednesday in. Vanderbilt Hospital, of kidney disease. "Survivors include her husband; two sons, Timothy, Centerville, and Joe Morrison Nashville; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Overbey, Centerville; two brothers, Gary and Ronnie Overbey, Centerville; and three sisters, Mrs. Juanita Taylor, Columbia, Mrs. Sylvia Hicks, Centerville, and Mrs. Sue Nash, Nunnelly, Tenn.

Death Notices day morning, February 15, 1978 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ruth J. Oberly. Remains are at Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, where services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m., Rev.

Neil Dobson and Rev. Virgil Weeks officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Active pallbearers, John Speight William H.

Patterson, Paul Casey, C. D. Graves Raymond Parrish, Ellise Hancock, Ray Willis and Robert P. Jackson. ROESCH PATTON AND.

COSMOPOLITAN, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480. PERRY, Chartie Feb. 14, 1973 in Shuqualak, Miss. Survived by wife, Mrs. Morandy Perry; daughter, Mrs.

Zeadie Wolfe, Nashville; two granddaughters, Misses Mildred and Nancy Wolfe, Nashville; three nieces, Mesdames Lilly Tulloss, Lullavee Allen and Lucinda Walston, Nashville: Funeral services will be held from First Baptist. Church, Shuqualak, Miss. Sunday afternoon at .2:00 o'clock. Courtesy of McGA VOCK MARTIN 1503 Buchanan St. DUNLAP, Mrs.

Melvina resident of Monterey. Nursing Home entered -into rest Thursday morning at Hubbard Hospital. Survived by devoted friends, Rev. Mrs. Kelly Miller Smith, Miss Mary Wickmains will lie in state at First Baptist Church, Hill and other devoted friends.

Remains reposing at. Patton Funeral Home. Remains will lie in sttae at First Baptist A Church, Capitol Hill 10 a.m. Saturday morning at which time funeral services will be held in the Memorial Chapel. Rev.

Kelly Smith 'officiating. Pallbearers deacons and: trustees of First Baptist Church. Interment. at Greenwood Cemetery. PATTON Directors.

WADE, Mr. Zeb Dee (Zeke) 40 Hart St. Wednesday, February: 14, 1973. Survived by five sons, Messrs, Daniel Robert, Marian Bennie, Earnest Dean, Henry Crockett, and Joe Louis Wade; one daughter, Mris. Margaret Wade Butler; one brother, Mr, James Wade, Woodbine; two.

sisters. Mrs. Margaret Franklin, Woodbine, and Mrs. Gertrude Morton, Nashville; host of nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. Complete funeral arrangements announced later.

WRIGHTS FUNERAL HOME, 255-8735. JONES, Mr. Frank Phillip Of 2101 Belmont Nashville, Thursday. evening February 15, at local' hospital. Survived by wite, Mrs.

Katherine Jones; sops, Henery Jones, Frank Jones, and Zane Jones; two. daughters, Miss Charline Jones, and Mrs. John Holland; six grandchildren; one great grandchild; one brother, Morgan Jones; three sisters, Mrs. Lassie: Dale, Mrs. Nina Rogers, Mrs.

Rosa Weaver. The remains are at Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory where funeral services will be conducted, Saturday; February 17, at 11 o'clock by. Clifford Owens. Interment National Cemetery. MADISON FUNERAL 'HOME, directors, 868-9020.

LONG, Mrs. Callie May In Versailles, Survived by daughter Mrs. Leslie (Sara Lee) Morton, of Midway, Son, Shannon Long, Hendersonville; Sister, Mrs. W. M.

Stinson of Nashville: Three grandchildren; Eight great grandchildren. Remains will arrive at Nashville: Thursday afternoon. Remains are at Broadway Chapel, 1515 Broadway. Graveside services Friday, eleven a.m. Springhill Cemetery.

Dr. Wayne Bell officiating. Friends will serve as pallbearers. ROES PATTON AND COSMOPOLITIAN, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480. OBERLY, Louis George- -Thurs- Public notice is hereby given that the following bills have passed first reading in the Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee, as in effect November 8, 1947, particularly Chapter 42.

of the 1960 Code of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee, Chapter 43, Subchapter 2, Article 1, particularly the Building Code Map as follows: BILL NO. 72-428-By changing from Residence A-1 District to Residence C-2 District certain property abutting the north margin of Corbett Lane, approximatelv 200 feet east of White Bridge Pike. BILL NO. 73-442-By changing from Residence A District to Residence District certain properties abutting the south margin of West End Avenue between Bowling Avenue and Carden Avenue. BILL NO.

73-443-By changing from Residence District to Residence C-2 District certain property located 5513 Urbandale Avenue. BILL NO. 73-467-By changing from Residence A-2 District to Residence C-2 District certain properties abutting the north Margin of Antioch Pike, appromimate150 feet east of Nolensville Pike. BILL NO. 73-468-By changing from Residence A-2 District to Residence, C-2 District certain property lasated on the northerly margin of Galbreath Drive, approximately 200 feet east of Hillsboro Pike.

BILL NO. 73-466-By changing from Residence A-2 District to Commercial A District certain property lying west of Trousdale Drive, opposite Lynn Drive, all' of which is more particularly described herein. BILL NO. 73-470-By changing from Residence A-1 District to Industrial A District certain properties abutting the east margin of Duluth Avenue, approximately 300 feet north of Robertson Avenue. BILL NO.

73-473-By amending the text thereof so as to remove from the Board of Zoning Appeals the power to. issue special use permits for multi-family developments and to create new Planned Residential District within the Urban Services District. Public hearing on said bills will be held by the Metropolitan Council at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March: 6. 1973.

in the Metropolitan Council Chamber of the Courthouse. at which time and place all persons owning property affected by such proposed amendments to the Building Zone Map are invited to appear in person. or be represented by agent or. detition, for themselves the in purpose of expresssupport of or in opposition to the making of such amendment. BY ORDER OF THE METROPOLITAN COUNCIL OF NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY, TEN.

NESSEE. M. CARR. METROPOLITAN 'CLERK SERVICE GUIDE, "Let an expert do it for you" Classifications 15 thru 32 CLIP AND SAVE this handy reference guide. To place your ad in the Service Guide Section, call 254-1031.

Building- -Remodeling HOME IMPROVEMENT REMODELING ADDITIONS KITCHENS GARAGES CARPORTS PATIOS--BATHS COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Southland Supply Inc. 227-4861 AMERICAN United Builders CO. INC. Residential remodeling, home building and commercial. 834-5210 UNITED CONSTRUCTION 256-8981 Remodelng Professionals 847-5633 ALLIED CONST.

CO. Free estimates. 32 years experience Phone er 297-3120 THS Garage Made Into Den TENN. BUILDERS 865-5348 865-8848 ALUMINUM CARPORTS Covers, Storm windows, Steel stairs, ornamental iron, porch enclosures. SPURLOCK CARTER CO.

1301 3rd Ave. 254-7506 MID-STATE ALUMINUM CO. 383-0164 Sidina. Remodeline. Roofs, Shutters SIDING REMODELING Save 25 to No Money Down Years To Pay Free Estimates BATSON CONST.

834-4420 HENRY MANAUER BLDG. CO. Fair Price Policy Professional Custom Remodeling Roofing. Local call 758-7496. HOUSE LEVELING -REPAIRS Roofing, painting, plastering.

concrete work. We MURPHREE, 228-4851: 244-2729. Building -Remodeling Remodeling General Additions Reliable, Contractor, 889-4400. ROOFING GUTTERING No: too small. 228-7280 Remodeling, repairs, bulldozing backhoe digging, etc.

J. D. CLIBURN, 024-0819 JOBS lobs, carpenter, roofing, plastering, painting rooms, garage, patios, 226-4424, 228-0132." ADD-A-ROOM Ceramic tile bath Free Estimates. 883-5879. Concrete and Rock Work BRICK BLOCK WORK, fireplace and chimneys.

Experienced Free estimates. 833-8573. DRIVEWAYS-PATIOS-SIDEWALKS all types, free estimates, 292-0492. Electrical Repairing ELECTRICAL CONT. All types of electrical work.

J. Elect Co. 766-0584. ELECTRICAL WIRING All types, licensed. 356-4563 Grading--Excavating BACKHOE SEPTIC TANKS OVERFLOW WATER LINE Call 889-4091 TOP SOIL THE BEST HOUSE Dirt WRECKING Excavating, and MOVING Gradine.

Days, 356-5130, night 352-6324. PLOW GARDEN Discing grading, vard, driveways, backhoe, mowing. 228-3747 or 865-2590. Gehrig. Top Soil -Lots Cleared Landscape and Driveway pecialist 833-2922- BACKHOE-SMALL DOZER Traxcavator, Dump Trucks, Bog Disk, Bush Hog, 833-2922.

BACKHOE WORK plumbing, sewer work, footings, Irvin Sons, day night, 298-1118. 329-4844. Lawn Care TREES TOPPED AND REMOVED Free estimates, Horace Spain 1410 Garland 227-5078. TREES CUT AND REMOVED Free estimates. Poscoe Lain 228-8094 TREE WORK Any kind, free 226-1001.

Lawn Care TREE WORK ANY KIND. 23 years experience free' estimates, 262-2534. Painting and Papering PAPERING Samples shown, room up. Painting inside outside Plaster patchine. Dry wall.

NI waiting. McCORMICK, PAINTING Inside-out, one room or whole house, dependable, day 254-9319, night 297-2988. INTERIOR PAINTING Lowest call prices anywhere, free estimate, 7 A.M. to 11 A.M., 254-7963. WALLPAPERING Samples shown, free estimates.

228-6437 after 6 p.m. PAPERING Samples shown, free estimates: vinyl, flock and mural hung. Call WHITED. 228-3865. room plus paper J.

samples C. shown, plaster patching McCormick, 832-9499. PAINTING AND PAPERING REASONABLE, PROMPT BENNETT 254-7295 Miscellaneous Service EXCELLENT TYPEWRITER ADDING MACHINE REPAIRS most reasonable prices. Off-street parking. METRO OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1200 Broadway 255-0631 UPHOLSTERING Free Estimates 833-3929 LETTERING Free hand, certificates, awards, resolutions, 'invitations, poems, color, 832-2842.

Moving, Storage, Hauling Attics, basements cleaned out, 227. 6046, 262-2948. MOVING HAULING Any type, any time, any place. basement garage cleaning, free estimates, dependable, 254-9254, 833- 6132. LIGHT HAULING ANYTIME $10 Appliances-Trash-Etc.

228-4458 HAULING Light, anything anytime, trash, cleaning and work. low prices. 255-1524, 254-3652. Top -Fire Wood FIREPLACE WOOD Oak, Hickory, Ash, green or seasoned, fast delivery, anytime, FIREWOOD BEST! Hickory, Oak Ash, THEN Reasonable, 254-0959..