The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 48

Deatft NoWctt 49 SATURDAY MORNING Montgomery, Alabama January 21, 1978 Feds changing meat grading system Texas because of illegal removal of grade stamps from meats. "The meat grading system has incentives for corruption built in," Ms. Foreman told a convention of the Consumer Federation of America, which she headed before joining the; Carter administration. "If a grader dishonestly upgrades just one out of every 10 carcasses from Good to Choice, the packer could gain $12,000 a week all at the expense of consumers and producers," she said. Ms.

Foreman said the most important proposal to consumers is that all beef and lamb sold retail be marked with quality grade information and that if it has no federal grade, it should be so marked. She said grocers frequently use ungraded meat or a mixture of graded and ungraded meat and "promote it in a way that misleads consumers who other five are: Standard, Commercial, Utility, Cutter and Canner. Meat packers and processors deal with all eight cateories the three meat counter grades and the five lower grades. Under the current system, ungraded meat often is represented for sale as being of higher quality than it actually is, and the consumer pays too much for it, Ms. Foreman said.

The proposals come after corruption was discovered in the federal meat rating system in California and Arizona, where 17 meat packing firms and 36 individuals were indicted on charges of bribing meat graders. Seventeen Agriculture Department officials were convicted. In addition, the department has taken administrative action against meat packers in South Dakota, Iowa, Kansas and do not understand the difference between a government grade and a store label." Anothe proposal would require that meat be graded only as a whole carcas or side. "This will eliminate the opportunities for fraud and error that occur when meat is graded after being cut up," Ms. Foreman said.

Another proposal would end the practice of packers bringing a carcass back a second or third time in hopes of getting a higher grade. She said this practice encourages corruption. "These changes will make certain that producers are paid for what they raise no more, no less and consumers pay for what they get not more, no less," Ms. Foreman said. Meat grading, unlike federal inspection, is a voluntary service for Crime program flap fades as members reverse stand EAHN.

Walter, aoe 70, a resident of 2204 Green Acres Drive, Montgomery, Alabama, died Thursday, January 19, 1978 In Tallahassee, Florida after a brief Illness. He was a member of the First Christian Church. Funeral services will be 10AAA Saturday, January 21, 1978 from Leak Memory Chapel th Rev. Lynn MatiacK ana kav. im K.

Ward officiating. Burial In Montrose Cemetery. Survivors Include gomery; two daughters, Mrs. Nina 8. is wife, Mrs.

tairn c. eeenn, worn- Hay, cianton Aiaoama, ana iwrs. Sharon B. Hodges, Montgomery: one son, Walter P. Beahn, Birmingham, Alabama; three sisters, Mrs.

Agnes Baggett, Montgomery. Mrs. Llnnle B. Tillman, Mobile, Alabama, and Mrs. brother, R.

Thurman Beahn, Gad race B. warn, wionrgomery one sden, Alabama; five grandchildren, Honorable Pallbears members of the great granacnuaren. icaiar Shrine Temple, James Edwin am H. Rav. Donaia i.

Hodges, Donald Hughes, Thomas L. Dr. Donald E. Housh. SCHWAB, Loren Henry (Pete), age a resident of 3247 Dorchester Drive, Montgomery, Alabama, died suddenly Thursday, January 19, 1978.

He was a member of the Cloverdele Baptist Church. Funeral services will be 3PM Sunday, January 22, 1978 from Leak Memory Chapel with the Rev. Hunter and assisted DV ur. vvnire orriciBiiny. Burial In Greenwood Cemetery with Leak Memory Chapel directing.

Survivors Include wife. Mavis Schwab, Montgomery; two sons, Andy B. Schwab, Jeff D. Schwab, both of Montgomery; two grandsons Brian and cnrlstopner acnwaD; one surer, Mrs. O.

B. Perry, Venus, Pennsylvania; one brother, Allen Schwab, Smethport, Pennsylvania. Active pallbearers will be James L. Mulllns, Dr. David E.

Grant, Jim Bishop, Uob Gentry. w. moee. a. wuiard f-auikner.

SHARP, Thomas age 77, a resident of 368 Cloverdate Road, and a lifetime resident of Montgomery, Alabama, died Thursday, January 19, 1978 in a local hospital after a brief Illness. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Montgomery Lions Club. Funeral services will be 3PM Saturday, January, 21, 1978 from Leak Memory Chapel with the Rev. William Dudley officiating. Burial in Greenwood Mausoleum with Leak Memory Chapel directing.

Survivors nctuos nis wire, Mrs. nnary aiicb iharn. Montaomerv: one son. Thomas Page Sharp, Washington, D.C.; two grandsons, two nieces, Vernon Lewis, Walker, Montgomery, and Davne Sharp, Watklns, Fori Mills, South iCafollna. In lieu of flowers, please make contnoutions ro the wonrgom- ry Lions liud iignr 'roaram.

Pallbearers will be C.H. Richardson, Doug Freeman. Frank McFaden, Felix Jack Knight, Eddie L. Wells. Honorary pallbearers will be Montgomery Lions Club and Tommy Tompkins and Milton Ausfeld.

White Chapel H.S. Durden D.W. Jones BARRON, Tarressa planne, age 2 days, a resident of 2429 East 5th istreet, Oak Park, Montgomery, Alabama, died in a local hospital at 9AM Thursday, January 19, 1978. Graveside services will be held from Memorial Cemetery at 2PM Monday, January 20, 1978 with Minister C.C. Cates off I-elating.

White Chapel directing. Survi vors inciuae ner yoi ru, omm Donald E. Barron, Montgomery; randparenis, nnr. ana (Mrs. Willie B.

Bice, Prattvllle, Ala bama. Kauoearers win iw nn Friday, ana james nimm. EUBANKS, Mrs. Dora a resident of Montgomery for S8 years, died In a local hospital at 3AM Friday, January 20, 1978 after a brief Illness. Funeral services will be held from White Chapel Saturday, January 21, 1978 at 2PM with Rev.

James K. Ward officiating Burial in oreenwooa v-emmery. juti-vors Include one son, William T. Eu-banks, Montgomery; 10 and 20 great grandchildren. JONES, Thomas age 80, a resident of 603 Evergreen Street, Brewton, Aia- Dama tor six year, uieu 01 Alabama Thursday, January 19, 1978 at 7AM after an extended illness.

Funeral services will be held from White Chapet at Saturday, 21, 1978 with Rev. Chester jernlgan officiating. Burial in Greenwood Ceme tery, survivor iniuuc im -mi-, itui innot, Bmwton. Alabama; one step daughter, Mrs. William H.

Tnorn, urewTon; two hioi, Bama Lee Bodlford, Montgomery, Mrs. Zula Burt, Wetumpka, Alabama; several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers wllll be W.H. Thorn, John F. Thorn, Bret T.

Thorn, John F. Stripling, Gary T. Stripling, and Ken W. dent of Sandy Ridge, Alabama, died In a local nospiTai bt i cham munaoy, January 19, 1978 after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held from her residence at Sandy Ridge Saturday, January 21, 1978 at .1 AM with Rev.

Frank Graves and Rev. George Scarborough officiating. Burial in the sandy Ridge Cemetery, White Chapel directing. Survivors Include seven nieces, Mrs. Hunt Brad ley, srewTon, Aiaoama, ran.

j.r. Taylor, Columbus, Mississippi, Mrs. Ada Ballard, Atlanta, Georgia, Mrs, Pauline P. Woodruff, Mrs. J.E.

Robinson, both of Montgomery, Mrs. J.H. Davis, Mrs. Percy Dandrldge, both Tuscaloosa, Alabama; two nephews, W.C. Stone, Arlington, Virginia, Bill Stone, Montgomery.

Pallbearers will be Travis N. Mlers, Frank Ellis, Judge Robert Bradley, Tom Walthall, Tom Davis, Tom Davis, III. Honorary pallbearers will be Ralph Norman, Tommy Smith, Judge Harreil Hammond, Brancomb Payne, W.V. Payne, S.D. Payne, W.J.

Payne, J.S. Payne, Perry Payne, and Albert Payne. WHITMIRE Eugene Hendrix. age 89- Funeral services were neia Tram White Chapel at HAM Friday, January 20, 1978 with Rev. Gordon T.

Mlze and Rev. Fredrick W. Bueto officiating. Burial In Memorial Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons, 10m wnnmire, jerry enneoy, jonn Stephens.

Robert Neilsen, George Nel son, Steve Whltmire. Honorary paiioearers were tne wen1 aouit Sunday School Class of the Chisholm Baptist Church. WRIGHT, Edtar Nathaniel, age 73, a resioent or ion treen vauey Lane, Albany, Georgia, and a former resident of Grady, Alabama, died at Albany, Georgia Wednesday, January 18, 1978 after an extended Illness. Graveside services were held from the Pine Level Methodist Church Cemetery at 2PM Friday, January 20, 1978 with Dr. Roger Dick Johns officiating, White Chapel directing.

packers. It involves the use of familiar stamps of Prime and Choice on beef, calf, veal, mutton and lamb, indicating the top two grades of meat. There are no official grade standards for pork. Death Notices ANDRESS, Mr. Claude ARMSTRONG, Mrs.

Neal (Florence) BARRON, Tarressa Dianne BEAHN, Walter BENNETT, Mr. Leomon BROWN, Mr. Samuel D. CARR, Sam, Sr. COTTRELL, Mr.

Ray field DUMMIT, Bert B. EASTERLING, Mr Cleve, Jr. EUBANKS, Mrs. Dora A. FANNIN, Herbert FLOWERS, Rebecca HALL, Marvin Lee HAMILTON, Patrick Gerald HEADNOTT, Mrs.

Bessie HENDRICKS, Mr. Willie L. (Cherry) HERBERT, Mr. Henry HIGHTOWER, Mrs. Lil lian IVERY, Mrs.

Willie JAMES, Mrs. Lela C. JONES, Mr. Jethro, Sr. JONES, Thomas J.

LEWIS, Mr. Josh LOWERY, Callie MALONE, Mr. Joel McCLURE, Gerald Lee MILWEE, William Ivan Sr. MONEY, Mrs. Minni Lee MURPHY, Mrs.

Lula O'NEAL, Mrs. Annie Gar rett PARKER, Mrs. Emm Harris PEAGLER, Mr. Ulysses REID, Mrs. Lssie B.

RILEY, Ruth Beatrice SCHWAB, Loren Henry (Pete) SEXTON, Woodrow SHARP, Thomas H. SMITH, Mr. Milas, Sr. STONE, Miss Dorothy WHITMIRE, Eugen Hendrix WILSON, Mrs. Lilly Rob in son WILSON, Mr.

Rich WRIGHT, Edgar Nath aniel WRIGHT, Mr. Flint Leak-Memory B.R. BROOKS CARGILE DUMMIT. Bert a resident of Edaefleld Gables Nursing Home, Montgomery, Alabama, died Sunday, noct ftrjtuetlrli ler-vlce will be 2PM mnuarv i. iyh aner an exienaea ur Monday, January za, iyvb from oreea wooa temererv.

witn juaoe n. i-ee- cock officiating. Leak Memory Chapel airecnng. survivors inciuae two sm ters, Mrs. Dixie D.

Bristol, Portland, Oregon, and Jeanne D. Wolf, Dallas, lexas. MILWEE. William Ivan. aae 81, resident of Tvson Manor Nursln Home, Montgomery, Alabama, died weonesaay, January id, ivb ai residence after an extended Illness Graveside servlret were 10AM Frl' day, January 20, 1978 from Greenwood Unson oft at no.

Leak Memory cnai iemeTery, wirn ur. wooerr j. el directing. Survivors Include one son, William I. Mi 1 wee, San Diego, California, and two granddaughters, Teresa and Suzanne Ml I wee, Alexan- WASHINGTON (AP) -The Agriculture Department moved on Friday to eliminate fraud in the federal meat rating system and to provide consumers with more accurate information about the meat they buy.

Assistant Agriculture Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman said the proposed changes would "make the grading service more informative to consumers by overcoming the confusion now existing concerning the quality of meat for sale." Among the proposals is a requirement that meat offered for sale to consumers be marked either with a traditional quality grade Prime, Choice, Good and so forth or be labeled Ungraded. Actually there are eight categories in the grading system, but consumers come into contact with only three Prime, Choice and Good. The NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY Or MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, TOR APPROVAL Or A PERMIT TOR THE SALE Or Off Piamiw Beat AT i Food Mart No 10 APPLICANT Lonnie DiSDennette, 561 North Eastern By-Pan adgacent to Lagoon Shopping Center AND THAT PUBLIC HEARING ON SAID APPLICATION HAS BEEN SET BEFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MONTGOMERY AT 7:00 p.m. Icmuary 31, 1978 at the Council Chamber, City Hall, Montgomery, Alabama Anyone desiring to be beard either lor or against laid application may appear in person at aid bme or may indicate hie or her wishes in writing by communication addressed to the City Council. lohn L.

Baker, City Clerk Mtgy. Adv. Ian 21, 1978 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Or MORTGAGE WHEREAS, default hai been made in the terms of the mortgage eiecuted on the let day of October, 1974, by Ice McQueen, r. and Betty I McQueen, individually and of husband and wife in favor of lackion Company as recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County, Alabama, in Real Property Book 0245, at page 0564, and eaid default continuing, the eaid Jackson Company under the power of eale contained in end mortgage, will eell at auction for caah to the highest bidder at the Washington Street Courthouse entrance of the Courthouse in the City of Montgomery, during legal hours of ale on the 3rd day of February, 1978, the following deecribed real estate embraced in eaid mortgage, situated in the City of Montgomery, County of Montgomery, Alabama, to-wit: Lot 10 in Block according to the Plat of Southlawn Plat No. 12 as recorded in the Office of the iudge of Probate of Montgomery County, Alabama in Plat Book 24 at page 130.

Also Wall-to-wall carpeting in living room, bedrooms and hall. Said sale is made for the purpose of foreclosing said mortgage, paying the mortgage debt, and the cost ana sinenses of foreclosure, including a reasonable attorney's fee. Said sale and conveyance will be made subject to eiishng Federal Tai Liens, anaor special assessments, ii any, which might adversely affect the title to alibied property. JACKSON COMPANY Mortgagee AZAR, CAMPBELL 4 AZAR Attorneys at Law 260 Washington Avenue Montgomery, Alabama Attorneys for Mortgagee Mtgy Adv. Ian.

7, 14, 21, 1978 FORM OF COMPLETION B. Mancil Construction Co. here by gives notice of completion of con tract with the City ol Montgomery ic resurfacing of tennis courts tor O'Cor nor Tennis Center in Montgomery, Alabama. This notice will appear for four consecutive weeks beginning on lanuary 7, 1978 and ending on lanuary 28, 1978 All claims should be hied at 4921 Plata Drive, Montgomery, Alabama 36116 during this period. H.

Mancil Construction Co. Mtgy. Adv. Ian. 7, 14, 21, 26, 1978 reported in the press and apologizes for any resulting embarrassment to the mayor." Col.

Clyde Bradley was the only member dissenting during the voting and was one of the two board members who criticized Folmar' actions at the Jan. 12 meeting, saying he was "appalled" and if the group was truly a citizens organization it should not be hindered by an outside official. The other member, Frank Sego, was not able to attend Thursday's meeting but expressed disappointment at the resolution when contacted later. Other members contacted were reluctant to comment on the resolution, with most asking that it speak for itself or referring questions to board Chairman Robert Nesbitt, who could not be contacted. The program is a non-profit citizens effort begun by several civic clubs to teach the public about crime safety and has the use of two city police officers and police cars for its operation, in addition to private donations.

The board of directors of the Montgomery Crime Prevention Program has reversed itself on a position it took a week ago when it voted to explore the possibility of eliminating the mayor's approval for board appointments. The matter involved the appointment by the board of Larry Stevens, a local radio personality, whose appointment was not approved by Mayor Emory Folmar. Some board members have speculated there was a personal dispute between Stevens and Folmar, but Folmar has denied that personalities were involved in his decision. A resolution passed Thursday by the board expressed "its deep appreciation to Mayor Emory Folmar for his strong support of the present method of choosing members of the board." The resolution also stated that "the expression of some members of the board at a meeting on Jan. 12, 1978, did not necessarily represent the feelings of the board and the board regrets any misunderstanding of the board's actions as Mom bound over in death A Montgomery woman accused of killing her 3-week-old daughter and a 29-year-old man charged with the Dec.

21 armed robbery of the Eastern Gulf Tire Center have been bound over to the county grand jury. Antionette Posey, 20, 425-F Caroline Court, was bound over Thursday on a charge of murder on $10,000 bond. The baby, Sabrina Posey, was found dead in a bedroom at the residence about 5:30 a.m. Dec. 11.

State Toxicologist Dr. Richard Roper testified the child died from asphyxia due to suffocation. Police believe the child was suffocated by being forced face down on a mattress. Langdon C. Broom, 3714 Cambridge Road, was bound over Wednesday on $10,000 bond for robbery of the Eastern Gulf Tire Center, 1101 Eastern Bypass.

Police said the service station was robbed shortly after midnight by a lone gunman who later drove away in a car occupied by two other persons unaware of the robbery..