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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1987 TI IE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER AND ALABAMA JOURNAL SERVES A RIGHT TO BID AND PURCHASE AT THE PUBLIC AUCTION. MCGOUGH SUBARU-YUGO Mt Sept. 13, 1917 B- I WW 3M JLId if) Nam Tlm Date Funeral Home I0UIN6, Mrs. Hsry tTlse 4 pa Sestwnser 13 Tirwr'i DAVIS, Mr.

Clir.nn I. LotUcir'l WUTH, DovirJ Otto 3 Ssetimtm 13 6stt HvJmn tUtmi, Mrs. 6trj I. 3 so Sspltmbw 14 Waits Chapel HABtlS. Mrs.

Births I pm Sspttrnber 13 toa-Cleylw HAHIS, Mr. Will, Jr. H.30 Ssettmbtr 13 Curler's JACKSON, Mr. licrnrrj A. lmmnp 10WIET, Mrs.

Mortis lunsll 2 em Septsrnbtr 14 White Chaoel MrMAHAN, Put Huagitw tra SfUmbt 13 leak Mtnwry MI1ES, Mr. Willis 3 sm Ssptsmbtr 15 less Cloylwi MITCHtU, Mn. till 1 sm Sptmbtr 14 lurtoti'i NOHIS, Morgan! Avis Huttsill 1 pm Seotombw 13 DuoUin-Momeoti PEBBT, Mr. Aoron loB-Clovton SPIHS, Moo Wilton 1 pm Soptombor 13 look Momory TALIEY, Mr. Ion 1 pm Soptombor 13 MrKoniio 0 LEGAL NOTICE A Ml will Im conducted ot Armor GuorrJ Mini Storage.

J600 Sprue Montgomery. AL 3107 on September 14, 19)7 at 10 a.m. Telephone Number 262-2800. Because of an unsatisfied lien there will be a tale on the Item tord In th following Units: J-29 T. Ashley Duncan, 1200 Charmwood Montgomery.

File Cobs', records. 1-12 Jack Mills, 3(20 Clara Montgomery 36107. 15 Boxes, Two Table, Radio chair, 4 Lamps. 1-26 Leroy Huffman. Sf Dunbarfon, Montgomery.

Pool Table. Vending Machine, Chair, Heater. H-1J Thurston Burnslde, P.O. I30394, Montgomery 36123. Bedroom Suit, Living Room Suit, A C.

Table, Chairs. K-27 Evelyn Jackson, 341 Willing ton Mont- 8 ornery 3106. Table, Dresser, Hutch, Rocker, oxas. 1-14 Son) a Shepherd, J3t Chatsworth Montgomery 36109. Living Room Suite, Corner Table, Table, 4 Chairs, 4 Boxes.

Mtgy. Sept. 5,12.13, 197 810555 LEGAL NOTICE OP PUBLIC AUCTION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT MCGOUGH SUBARU-VUGO, 700 EASTERN BLVD. MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED ABANDONED MOTOR VEHICLE: GREY, 1977, SUBARU WAGON, 4D HAVING IDENTIFICATION NUMBER A66L302290 LICENSE NUMBER 3C-33735, WITH A SPEEDOMETER READING OF 25919. THE PUBLIC AUCTION WILL BE HELD AT MCGOUGH SUBARU-YUGO, 700 EASTERN BLVD.

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, AT 10:00 A.M. ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1W7, THE SELLER SHALL HAVE A RIGHT TO REJECT ANY BID THAT IS UNREASONABLY LOW AND MAY POSTPONE THE PUBLIC AUCTION UNTIL ANOTHER SPECIFIED TIME AND PLACE. IN SELLER EXPRESSLY RESERVES A RIGHT TO BID AND PURCHASE AT THE PUBLIC AUCTION. MCGOUGH SUBARU-YUGO Mtgy. Sapt.

13, 19(7 SI l8 LEGAL NOTICE OP PUBLIC AUCTION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT MCGOUGH SUBARU-YUGO, 700 EASTERN BLVD. MONTGOMERY. -ALABAMA SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED ABANDONED MOTOR VEHICLE: GREEN, lttl, SUBARU SEDAN, 4D HAVING IDENTIFICATION NUMBER JFIAB43BXDB205991 LICENSE NUMBER 3AV-9944, WITH A SPEEDOMETER READING OF 69620 MILES. THE PUBLIC AUCTION WILL BE HELD AT MCGOUGH SUBARU-YUGO, 700 EASTERN BLVD. MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, AT 10:00 A.M.

ON SEPTEMBER 25, 19(17, THE SELLER SHALL HAVE A RIGHT TO REJECT ANY BID THAT IS UNREASONABLY LOW AND MAY POSTPONE THE PUBLIC AUCTION UNTIL ANOTHER SPECIFIED TIME AND PLACE. IN ADDITION. SELLER EXPRESSLY RE i-i I -ft. up ii I l.l 1 -'i'j 1 i SPECIAL NOTICE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD PUBLIC HEARING Al the regularly scheduled meeting of the Architectural Review Board of the City of Montgomery on Tuesday. September 22.

1987 at 4:00 P.M. in the City Council Chambers. City Hall, a public hearing will be held for consideration of the following items: Request approval tor location of a structure In me Norm Hull Street Historic District at 4S1 Columbus Street. Request approval to remove the front porch of the structure located at 414 Ooldtnwalt Shoal. Request approval for a rear oddttlon and roof addition for the structure located at 1732 touth Perry Street.

Request approval of paint colors for the structure located at 1330 South MeOon-ough Street. Request approval tor Installation of storm windows on all windows and one door on the residence at 1627 South Perry Street. Request approval for paint colors and replacing the front door on the residence at 312 Flnley Avenue. Request approval tor reroorlng with weatherbtend shingles, repairs to the rotten decking, facia and cornice and repainting white, for the structure at 1216) South Perry Street. Request approval for reroorlng with black shingles, repair and replacement of rotten wood, screens and windows at 101 1 South Perry Street.

Request approval for reroorlng with brown blend shingles, general repair and repainting ot existing colors for the structure at 470 South Union Street. Request approval for maintenance repair to the facia, cornice and siding for the residence located at 1S24 Qllmer Avenue. Request approval for repairs to rotten wood, replacement of metal gutters with vinyl and repainting the residence white at 1426 Gilmer Avenue. Request approval of paint colors for the structure at 321 North Hull Street. All property owners Interested In the above Items are urged to attend this public hearing and express themselves concerning same.

For additional information concerning these Items call 241-2722 Planning Controls Division. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD Herman C. lott, Secretary Mtgy. Sept. 1 3, 1 987 Ala.

1 5, 1 987 378 Police, firefighters tie harness around Reece he attempted to jump from an 1-65 overpass Police stop man from jumping off bridge into traffic SPECIAL NOTICE The Montgomery County Commission would appreciate your cooperation and understanding as the followng offices relocate to the new Montgomery County Courthouse at 251 South Lawrence Street: Septembers September 14 15 Tax Collector (CLOSED) Tax Assessor (CLOSED) Board of Equalization (CLOSED) Family CourtDomestic Relations (CLOSED) By JOHN JACKSON Journal Staff Writer Montgomery policemen hand-oufTed a man to the safety fence on an Interstate 65 overpass Saturday to keep the man from jumping into Lthe traffic below, authorities said. Two policemen on routine patrol spotted the man standing on the edge r. of the Clayton Street overpass late Saturday afternoon, said Montgom- ery Police Lt. R.T. Ward.

.1: Ward did not know the man's name, but City Jail officials fied him as 28-year-old Terry Reece. Reece refused to give his address to police. The man threatened to jump and became violent when officers D.R. Warke and J. McBride stopped to assist him, Ward said.

Reece was leaning back against the about 8- feet-tall fence, and they handcuffed him spread-eagle against it, he said. t- "The two police officers had to go Iwhalfway over the fence" to subdue Reece, Ward said. Four police officers and two fire-jmen tied Reece up with rope and w. lowered him about 30 feet down onto blocked lane of traffic, Ward said. September 15 Probate Office (CLOSE AT 12:00 NOON) September 16, 17 18 Probate Office (CLOSED) The Probate Office in the Normandale Arcade will be available for the sale of auto tags and titles, driver's licenses, huntingfishingboat licenses, the collection of sales taxes and the distribution of handicapped stickers.

Cummings MONTGOMERY JACKSON, Mr. Richard a resident of 1014 Brage Street, died in a local hospital Friday, September 11, 1987. Funeral services and survivors will announced by E. G. Cummings Memorial.

Leak-Memory R. Brooks Corgllo E.g. Huoy McMAHAN, Pat Hudgins, 39, a resident of 6456 Wynwood Place, Montgomery, AL, died Friday, September 11, 1987, in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September 13, 1987, from Vaughn Park Church of Christ beginning at 2:30 p.m. with Martel Pace and Don Mathis officiating.

Interment in Greenwood Cemetery with Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include her husband, Wayne McMahan; her son, Kurt Moore McMahan, both of Montgomery, AL; her mother and father, Joe and Martha Hudgins, Montgomery, AL; her sister, Linda Van Zandt, Houston, TX. Active pallbearers will be Dan Chambliss, Sonny Cone, Alan Worrell, Buddy McClinton, Bob Geddie, John Rucker, Jim Sumner, Bill DePaola, Larry Baxter and Benny Pasquariello. Honorary pallbearers will be Drs. Howard Snider, Mike Norgard, John Porter.

Bubba Armstrong, Bill DuBose, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Coons, Jasper, AL and all Southeast Alabama EMS personnel. Family requests in lieu of flowers dona-' tions may be made to the Pat McMahan Memorial Art Scholarship Fund. Contributions may be mailed to Colonial Bank, P.O.

Box 1108, Montgomery, Ala-bama 36192. SPIERS, Mae Wilson, a resident of 101 Calhoun Road, Montgomery, AL, died Friday, September 11, 1987, at her residence following an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September 13, 1987, at 2 p.m. from Leak-Memory Chapel with Rev. James Savage officiating.

Burial will follow in Memorial Cemetery with Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include her husband, Ernest N. Spiers, Montgomery, AL; one daughter, Jean Layton, Montgomery, AL; three sisters, Minnie Lois Corley, Montgomery, AL, Ruby Frost, Montgomery, AL, Harell Jones, Montgomery, AL: one brother, Hugh Monroe Wilson, California; two granddaugthera. Barbara and Janice Layton, both of Montgomery, AL. She was a member of the Capitol Heights United Methodist Church.

Pallbearers will be Donald Young, Gerald Jones, Lewis Jones, Jim Rushton, Wayne Weathers and A.J. Woniger. Ross-Clayton MONTGOMERY HARRIS, Mrs. Bertha, a resident of 4117-C WUliams Street, died Friday, September 4, 1987, at a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September 13, 1987, at 2 p.m.

from Abraham Baptist Church with Rev. J.E. Fields officiating. Burial in Eastwood Cemetery with Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include one brother, Mr.

Lorenz Green, Cleveland, OH; four daughters, Mrs. Margaret J. (Henry) Holtzclaw, Tuskegee, AL, Miss Dora Harris, Mrs. Ella L. (Robert) Caswell and Mrs.

Cynthia E. Brown, all of Montgomery, AL; one son, Mr. Moses C. Harris, Montgomery, AL; ten grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. MILES, Mr.

Willie, departed this life Wednesday, September 9, 1987, at bis home, 528 North Decatur Street. Funeral services will be conducted from the First Baptist Church, 347 North Ripley Street, Tuesday, September 15, 1987, at 3 p.m. with Rev. E. Baxter Morris officiating.

He leaves to cherish his memories a devoted and faithful wife, Mrs. Mamie W. Miles; a father-in-law, Mr. Ford Williams; two devoted and caring cousins, Mrs. Ruth McGhee, Columbus, OH and Mrs.

Rose Coachman (Daniel), Montgomery, AL; other relatives include Mrs. Abbie Miles, Mr. Gersion Miles III; six sisters-in-law; four brothers-in-law and numerous other relatives and friends. Mr. Miles was a member of W.

L. Harris Masonic Lodge 784. Prince Hall Affiliation, Mr. Alfred Wright W.M. The body wiU lie in state from 1 p.m.

until funeral hour. Interment will be in Eastwood Memorial Gardens. PERRY, Mr. Aaron, a resident of 515 Seay Street, died Tuesday. September 8, 1987.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday, September 15, 1987. from Pleasant Hill AMEZ Church with Rev. J.E. Fields officiating. Time to be announced later.

Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery with Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Estelia Perry; two sons, Mr. Aaron (Josephine) Perry Montgomery, AL, Mr. Charles (Judith) Perry, Union City, GA; one step-daughter, Mrs.

Alma Crum, Montgomery, AL; sister, Mrs. Mary Etta Bell, Montgomery, AL; brother, Rev. William E. Perry, Detroit, MI; three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Ceola Perry, Detroit, MI, Mrs.

Mabilie Hill, Bronx, NY and Mrs. Daisy L. Powell, Montgomery, AL: three brothers-in-law, Mr. Milton Bell, Montgomery, AL, Mr. Alex Lat-timore Northbow, MA and Mr.

Joe F. Powell, Montgomery, AL; six grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. White Chapel PowoM W. Jonos m. John Uw, Jr.

HARRELL, Mrs. Grace 61, a resi-dent of G-12 Crosswood Drive, Montgomery, AL, passed away in a local hospital, Friday, September 11, 1987, after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Monday, September 14, 1987, at 3 m. from the Catoma Baptist Church, 300 Old Selma Road with Rev. Mike Blair and Rev.

Mark Ebersold officiating. Interment will be in the Hainvllle Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Mary Bowem, Montgomery, AL, Mrs. Jean Leger, Lowndes boro, AL; Ruffs future looks good, husband says one sister, Mrs.

Lucille Gamache, Hain-ville, AL; three brothers, James Bay less and Robert Bayless, both of Westville, MA, Archie Bayless, Gainsville, FL; seven grandchildren. Active pallbearers will be Richard Harrell Sandy Har-rell, Bruce Harrell, David Harrell, Wayne Baird and Johnny Moses. The body will lie in state from 2 p.m. until service time. LOWREY, Mrs.

Mattie Russell, a life resident of Montgomery, AL, died Friday, September 11, 1987, in a local nursing home after a brief illness. Graveside services will be held Monday, September 14. 1987, at 2 p.m. with Rev. John Trobaugn officiating.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery with White Chapel directing. Survivors include one niece, Mrs. L. H. Stevenson, San Diego, CA.

Family and friends will meet at the cemetery. Gassett-Hudman WETUMPKA GLUTH, David Otto (Major Retired), 46, a resident of Rt. 1. Wetumpka, AL. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September 13, 1987, at 3 p.m.

from Gassett-Hudman Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. John Giddens officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery with full military honors. Gassett-Hudman Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his wife, Anne Holley Gluth, Wetumpka, AL; mother, Eileen W.

Benton, Montgomery, AL; one son, David O. Gluth U.S. Military Academy, West Point. New York; one daughter. Holly E.

Gluth, Wetumpka, AL. In lieu of flowers, family requests donations be made to ones favorite charity. Burton's TUSKEOEB MITCHELL, Mrs. Ella, a resident of Rt. 1, Box 217W, Shorter, AL, died Wednesday night at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Eunice Watson. Funeral services will be held Monday, September 14, 1987 at 1:00 p.m. from Newhope No. 1 Baptist Church, Shorter, AL. Rev.

Douglas Nickerson Sr. officiating. Interment in Ashdale Cemetery, Tuskegee, AL. Burton's Funeral Home staff directing. Survivors include one son, Mr.

Arthur Mitchell, Montgomery, AL; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Watson, Mrs. Eunice Watson, Mrs. Lorine Jackson; one brother-in-law, Mr. James Jackson, all of Shorter, AL; several nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives and friends.

Carter's UNION SPRIWOt HARRIS, Mr. WiU, Jr. a resident of 624 Grove Circle, Union Springs, AL, died Tuesday afternoon, September 8, 1987, at his home. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September 13, 1987, at from St. John A.M.E.

Church, Chun-nenuggee Ridge Community, Rev. B.F. Thomas, Sr. officiating. Burial in Mason Cemetery with Carter's Funeral Home directing.

Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Mary Harris, Union Springs, AL; aunt, Mrs. Mattie Smith, Bell Glade. FL; a host of cousins, other relatives and friends: Dunklin-Herndon 1 6REENVILLB NORRIS, Margaret Avie Heartsill, 90, died in a Greenville hospital, Friday, September 11, 1987. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September 13, 1987, at 2 p.m.

with Rev. Flinn Gregory officiating. Interment will follow in Sunrise Memorial Park with Dunklin-Herndon Funeral Home directing. Survivors include five daughters, Mattie Kelsoe, Mobile, AL, Marie Blalock, Savannah, GA, Beatrice Perdue, Ft. Deposit, AL, Nellie Perdue, Pensacola, FL, Jewell Mosely, Honoraville, AL; two sons, Perry Heartsill, Honoraville, AL, Nathan Heartsill, Dadeville, AL; one stepdaughter, Mollie Mae Norris; one stepson, Aubry Norris, both of Honoraville, AL; 20 grandchildren; 30 great grandchildren; great great grandchildren.

Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Locklair's TUSKEGEE DAVIS, Mr. Clarence a resident of 506 Washington Street, Tuskegee Institute, AL, passed away Friday, September 11, 1987, at the VA Medical Center, Tuskegee, AL. Funeral arrangements and survivors will be announced by Locklair's Funeral Service. McKenzie's i TUSKEGEE Roeort M.

Burton, Ownor TALLEY, Mr. Ben, a resident of Tuskegee, AL, died in an out of town hospital, Monday, September 7, 1987. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September 13, 1987, at 2 p.m. from the Shiloh A.M.E. Zion Church, Brownville Community with Dr.

J.E. Milton officiating and Rev. Leonza Harris doing the eulogy. Burial will be in Darlington Cemetery with McKenzie's Funeral Home staff directing. He leaves to cherish his memories, five daughters, Mrs.

Esella Morris. Tuskegee, AL with whom he resided, Mrs. Lelia Jackson, Mrs. Geraldine Nelson, Mrs. Augustine Turner, Mrs.

Phala R. Byrd, Dayton, OH; one son, Ira Lee Arnold, Tuskegee, AL; one sister, Mrs. Carrie Tolbert, Birmingham, AL; three sons-in-law; one sister-in-law; seven grandchildren; thirteen great grandchildren; one great great grandchild; several nieces, nephews, a host of other relatives and friends. The body will lie in state at the church from 1 p.m. until funeral hour.

Turner's i lUVEBHf BO LUNG, Mrs. Mary Ellen, 89, a resident of Rt. 1, Rutledge, AL, died September 11, 1987. Funeral services will be Sunday at 4 p.m. from Siloam Baptist Church with Rev.

Harold Baggett officiating. Burial will be in the Siloam Cemetery with Turner's Funeral Home of Luveme directing. Survivors include five children, Ersa Mae Acremari, Vebena, AL, Mary Evelyn Jordan, Luveme, AL, Louise Holliday, Rutledge, AL, Myrtice Laird, Wetumpka, AL, Christopher Boiling, Montgomery. AL; three Bisters, Floy Bray and Jewell Beach, both of Montgomery, AL, Myrtle Powell, Troy, AL; one brother, Thaxton Miller, Luveme, AL; 22 graitdchildren; 40 great grandchildren; 22 great great grandchildren. The body will lie in state at the church 30 minutes prior to the services.

Journal photo by Mickey Welsh "We just tied a butterfly rescue knot on him and lowered him to the ground," said Montgomery Fire Department Capt. Charles Tyus. Motorists on 1-65 slowed to watch police struggle with the man, and a crowd gathered along Clayton and Dickerson streets. Reece was charged with disorderly conduct in the incident and was being held at the City Jail at 9:45 p.m. Saturday, jailer Leroy M.

Vason said. Reece was also charged with an earlier warrant for disorderly conduct, Vason said. In other police matters, a Montgomery man was arrested Friday and charged with the illegal possession of drugs after police allegedly found him with 63 grams of marijuana, according to police records. Ronald Lee Rivers, 33, 3203 Fairway Drive, was arrested by police Cpl. P.A.

Reynolds at 6:20 p.m. Friday on Adams Avenue, records show. Rivers was released Friday on bond from the Montgomery County Detention Facility, jail officials said. She underwent the surgery July 23 in the hopes of remaining alive. She complains of soreness, Ruff said of his wife, but added she is "walking more and more each day and breathing all on her own." One day she will be able to play golf, a sport "she loves," as well as take nature walks, he added.

The husband, Ruff who suffers from poor circulation in his left leg as the result of a World War II wound, said he loves to play golf too but thinks his wife will beat him to the greens. Wetumpka were injured, he said. The Hanks, Kings and Buldsworth were treated and released from Central Alabama Community Hospital in Clanton, an emergency room staff person said. IN A SEPARATE accident, two Prattville women were injured when their car collided with a motor home about 11 a.m. Saturday at the U.S.

31 exit of 1-65 in Autauga County, Bur-' dick said. Beatrice Alexander, 73, and Fanny DeRamus, 77, were treated and released from Autauga Medical Center, according to a nursing supervisor. NOTICE OF SEALED BIO The Stat of Alabama will receive sealed bids for miscellaneous scrap metals eccummulated at the Stat Agency for Surplus Property, 4435 Northern By-Pass, Montgomery, Alabama, and various locations throughout the Stat of Alabama. This bid to cover period from October 1, 1917 to September 19N. Bids will be received th Stat Agency for Surplus Property, 4435 Northern By-Pass, P.

O. Box 210467, Montgomery, Alabama, 36121-0467, Telephone (205)277-5666 until 2:00 PM, Thursday, September 17, 1967, and will be opened that time. For descriptive Information and official bidders list contact Charles Bush at the above address. Th State reserves th rlgtit to rect any and all bids and to waive Informalities. Mtgy.

Sept.5,4,12,13, 117 610337 I Linn By ISHMAEL AHMAD Advertiser Staff Writer PRATTVILLE An active future appears likely for Patsy Ruff as she prepares to come home next month, her husband, Roy, said. "She's progressing and is in good shape," he said Friday. "Of course, she's about a week ahead of schedule." Ruff said his wife left Toronto General Hospital about one week ago, some six weeks following a rare double-lung transplant. She is expected to return to Prattville by Oct. 20.

Her release from the hospital, he said, was about a week ahead of schedule. Until she leaves Canada, Mrs. Ruff will return to the hospital three times a week for rehabilitation, he said. Mrs. Ruff, 43, suffers from chro--nic obstructive pulmonary disease, a rpotentially fatal form of emphysema.

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Sept. 16, 1987 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT September 17, 1987 At the meeting of the Board of Adjustment ot the City of Montgomery, on Thursday, September 17. 1987, at 2:00 P.M. In the Council Chamber, City Hall, a public hearing will be held for consideration ot the following Items: 82-5 Request an extension of time of a use variance tor an open produce market located at 301 Madison Avenue In a B-1-a (Central Business) District. 7-260 Request a special exception for temporary approval ol a modular structure lor a branch library located at 474 Dun barton Road In a R-oS-s (Single Rxnily-ResldentiaO District.

7-261 Request a special exception for temporary approval of a modular structure for a branch library to be located at 17S9 West toulevard In a B-2 (Business) District. 17-262 Request a 387 sq. It. coverage variance for a detached garage to be located at 6717 Pott Oak Lane in a R-85 (Residential) District. 7-263 Request a special exception for a mobile home lor Irving purposes to be located at M.

2, lox 321, ootti Road In a AGR-I (Agricultural) District. 70-101 Request a 1 coverage variance for an open shed addtlon to be located at 621 North Decatur Street In a M-1 (Ught Industrial) District. (7-264 Request a 99 sq. ft. coverage variance tor a detached carportstorage structure to be located at 29 1 6 ettiwoy Drive In a R-85 (Residential) District.

7-26S Request a use variance for a small animal hospital to be located on Lot of proposed eINvood Office Plat No. 1, Ml Road In a 0-1 (Office) District. 7-252 Request a 27 space parking variance, 15' rear setback variance and a 1,172 sq. It. coverage variance for a new retail shopping center to be located on the south Mo of Atlanta Highway, east of Ig 10 Tires, on proposed Lot 1, Thorlngton Property Plat 1, In a B-3 (Highway Commercial) District.

7-266 Request a special exception for a mobile home lor IMng purposes to be located at Pi. 2, Box 3161, oath Road In a AGR-I (Agricultural) District, 17-267 Request a 7' rear yard variance for construction of a new residence to be located al 2201 BeUgale Court In a R-85 (Residential) District. 17-261 Request a 1' rear yard variance for a new residence to be located at 1S90 Uyde Lane In a R-85 (Residential) District. 379 71-199 Request approval of the revised I church masterplqn tor Installation of a temporary classroom trailer to be located at 3030 East Boulevard In a B-3 (Highway Commercial) District. 7-269 Request a 5' side yard variance for a carport addition to a residence located at 317S Thomas Avenue In a R-1 25 (Residential) District.

(7-256 Request a 9' side yard variance and a 8 34' rear yard variance for a new officeoperations foclllty to be located ol 1 902 Walnut Street in a 0-1 (Office) District. 70-101 Request approval for a two year extension of rime for a 20' side setback variance for three portable storage buildings located at 1021 Madison Avenue In a INSTITUTIONAL District. (6-341 Request a 3 story variance, a 25' height variance, a 448 space parking variance, a 20' rear setback va-( Dance and a 3' height variance for a 6' high privacy fence and a special exception for a new six story domiciliary for the wen elderly to be located In the Mock bounded by Park Place, Mulberry Street, Holly Street and Hampton Street at 1(10 Park Place In a 0-1 (Office) District. (7-259 Request a variance for installation of a carport cover on the required parking pad at 3131 Sutton Drive In a R-20-t (Townhouse) District. (2-121 Request an extension of time for a trailer lor Irving purposes located at Rt.

(12, Box 422, Wetumpka Highway In a AGR-I (Agricultural) District. 67-77 Request approval for a laundry room addition to an existing nursing home at 4401 Narrow Lane Road In a R-75-s (Single-Family Residential) District. (2-133 Request an extension of time for a trailer for Irving purposes located at Rt. 3, Box 325 Coosa da Ferry Road In a R-50 (Residential) District and Hood Hazard Zone. 74-80 Request an extension of time for a trailer tor living purposes located at 2(19 First Street (GWP) In a R-60-d (Residential Duplex) District.

69-99 Request an extension of time for a trailer for IMng purposes located at 6400 Mobile Highway In a AGR-I (Agricultural) District. All property owners Interested in the above items are urged to attend this public hearing and express themselves concerning same. For additional information concerning these Items call 241-2722, Planning Controls Drvtsion. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Herman C. loft.

Executive Secretary Ala.jmi..Sept.11,1987 376 Mtgy. Sept. 13, 1987 Verbena man injured in rainstorm wreck By JOHN JACKSON Journal Staff Writer A Verbena man was in guarded condition Saturday night after being involved in two of several accidents on Interstate 65 during morning rainstorms, officials said. Tommy Lee Patton, 55, was in guarded condition at 6:15 p.m. Saturday in University Hospital in Birmingham after his pickup slid out of control and collided with a tractor-trailer cab as he drove onto 1-65 from Clanton, said Clanton Police Officer Glenn Baker.

WITNESSES SAID the collision sent Patton's truck across the median into the northbound lanes, causing another accident when motorists slammed on their brakes to avoid the truck, Baker said. Lawrence J. Hanks hit his brakes and was struck from behind by a ve hicle driven by Alfreda M. Gulley of Bay Minette, Baker said. Hanks and Diane Hanks were injured in the accident, he said.

IN ANOTHER ACCIDENT on 1-65 Saturday, a Montevallo man and his' 7-year-old son were injured when! their Datsun collided with a freight! truck about 16 miles north of Clan-j ton, said Alabama State Trooper communication officer T.G. Burdick. Johnny B. King, 35; Johnny B. King Jr.

and the driver of the truck, James B. Buldsworth of cgoutherh Homes Gardens When Words Cannot Express Your Sympathy Call277-6746 FREE DELIVERY OPEN SUNDAYS 1 PM TILL 5PM Phone Orders taken from 9AM to 5PM mem. 1 i 4.