-NEWSMAKERS Degrees Not Pedigree For $5 and a self-addressed envelope, Argus University in Fairplay, will provide Fido, Rover or whatever the family dog may be named with a college degree. A doctorate, in fact. "Greed," said the founder of Argus University, Charles Thomas, when asked why he founded the bogus school. "We tried every kind of legitimate business and it didn't work, so we thought we'd try an illegitimate one." Graduates of Argus, named after Odysseus' pet dog, get a parchmentlike degree for their $5. It is signed by Chancellor St.
Bernard, endorsed with a paw print and carries the school seal a dog house and book. When the competition gets -tough, a good businesswoman takes action. Dave Warmuth, an official of the Port of Seattle, says a local prostitute called him recently with a warning that a merchant vessel was then due in port and that a streetwalking competitor from Vancouver, British Columbia, was coming down to board it. "We're going to have a bunch of sailors leaving town with gonorrhea," the enterprising Seattle woman said, "And we've got enough of that in this town as it is. We don't need to import it." Nothing came of it, said Warmuth, "but it was the call of the century." FBI Director-designate Frank M.
Johnson Jr. has not recovered as fast as he hoped from surgery last August and lacks the stamina to face confirmation hearings in January, his personal physician said Monday. "I am advising him to forget about the hearings in January," said Dr. J.J. Kirschenfeld, "because he has made very little progress the last few weeks.
He eventually is going to get well, but the question is when." Johnson does not have a chronic illness, Kirschenfeld said, but simply has not recovered as fast as he should from the surgery for an abdominal aneurysm, or ballooned blood vessel. "He doesn't have anything terminal," Kirschenfeld said. Gidon Kremer, one of the Soviet Union's greatest violinists, said that for artistic reasons he has written the Ministry of Culture in Moscow ask permission to stay in the West for two more years. The 30-year-old violinist made the announcement while on a tour of Germany and Austria with the Vilnius Chamber Or- Frank M. Johnson Jr.
delayed chestra. Kremer said he wants to stay to deepen and expand his artistic experience. He said he hoped political and commercial motives would not be attributed to him. The Pennsylvania Society Monday chose Rep. Daniel J.
Flood, D. who reportedly is under investigation by the U.S. Justice Department, for the society's Distinguished Citizen of the Commonwealth Award. The award will be presented to the Wilkes- Barre, resident at the society's annual dinner Dec. 10 in New York.
The Pennsylvania Society has 2,400 members and is the largest state society. Flood, serving his 15th term in the House of Representatives, will be cited for dedication and service to Pennsylvania and leadership in advancing programs for the state's medical, educational and social welfare. The Washington Star has reported that the Justice Department is trying to determine if Flood was involved in a bribery scheme that led to the recent conviction of his former aide, SteElko. Some $87,000 has come from all over the country to help save the Village Nursing Home, where the original "Auntie Mame" lives. "Money has been pouring in from as far away as California," said Harry Waldner, assistant administrator of the home, now run by a coalition of Greenwich Village religious groups and social agencies.
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Sears Hearing Aids you can afford from a company you can trust Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Shop at Sears and Save Ask about Sears credit plans Sears TAMPA BAY CENTER Ph. 870-2100 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Supreme Court Rules For Older Test Pilots WASHINGTON (AP) The SuCourt agreed Monday to decide preme whether New Jersey can turn down Pennsyvlania garbage, refused to block the government's attempt to dismantle and said test pilots in their 50s cannot be grounded simply because of their age. Taking action in about 200 cases, the justices voted to a decision by the New Jersey Supreme Court that a state has the right to prohibit the dumping of out-of-state garbage within its borders. The justices' eventual ruling, to come sometime before the end of the court term in June, could carry great impact for many states sharing New Jersey's problem of a growing shortage of available disposal sites for wastes.
THE CITIES OF Philadelphia and Glen Cove, sued New Jersey authorities in 1973 after the state legislature passed a law barring "the entry of any solid or liquid waste collected in another state." The cities, joined by the disposal firms that service them, charge that New Jersey's law violates the constitutional guarantees of free 1 interstate commerce and a 1976 federal law requiring cooperation in establishing solid waste management plans on a regional basis. New Jersey officials estimate that some 1.5 million tons of solid waste from other states was buried in New Jersey each year before the 1973 law was passed. The out-of-state dumping is continuing while the law is challenged. In another case, the Supreme Court turned down an appeal by the American Telephone Telegraph Co. aimed at getting the huge firm out from under a federal antitrust suit.
THE JUSTICES' action means the government can continue pressing its efforts to dismantle which claimed in its appeal that it could not be sued for antitrust violations because it is heavily regulated by the Federal Communications Commission and state agencies. The government's suit was filed in 1974 but has not yet gone to trial. The Justice Department wants to have stripped of its controlling interest in Western Electric, the world's largest supplier of communications equipment, and separate the firm's Long Lines Department from its 23 wholly or partially owned "operating companies." In appealing to the Supreme Court after losing its immunity argument before a federal trial judge and an appeals court in Washington, argued that competition" is precluded by state and federal laws "which require establish a single unified national telecommunications network." The justices, seven of them over 60 and the two others in their 50s, let stand a lower court's ruling that jet plane test pilots in their 50s cannot be grounded simply because of their age. While the decision of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court in the case of McDonnellDouglas test pilot Phillip Houghton involved only that specific job, its reasoning apparently could be applied to all high-risk or demanding occupations.
News Of Record Graves Brothers Refrigeration Supplies inc. vs. Luke Cunningham Co. Graves Brothers Refrigeration Supplies Inc. vs.
Singleton Services Inc. The Paper House Inc. vs Great Outdoor Press Inc. Tasty Seafood Inc. vs.
International Harvester Co. Marriage License Applications Robert Lee Azelton, 42, Pompano Beach and Sandra J. Thompson, 35, Tampa. Michael Eugene Williamson, 23, Tampa, and Geraldine LaCount, 31, Tampa. Victor Manuel Elias, 21, Tampa, and Vivian Jimenez, 25, Tampa.
Larry Clayton Rimmer, 34, Plant City, and Diane Rimmer, 26, Plant City. Elmer Wesley Wails, 56, Thonotosassa, and Joy Janet Stevenson, 46, Seffner. David John Mankowski, 22, Tampa, and Pamela Leonor Jimenez, 21, Tampa. Thomas Gallagher, 36, Tampa, and Betty Lee McCabe, 38, Tampa. Frederick Wiley Volirath, 33, Tampa, and Sharon Eileen Morgan, 20, Tampa.
William James Geyer, 21, Tampa, and Adele Monica Haver, 21, Tampa. Dennis Marvin Knox, 21, Tampa, and Susan Lynn Bennett, 22, Tampa. Christopher Todd Alley, 20, Tampa, and Kim Leigh Kickliter, 19, Tampa. Robin Martin Robinson, 30, St. Petersburg, and Ellen Gail Morgange, 23, Tampa.
Steven Charles Gerson, 23, Atlanta, and Rose Ann Reiber, 20; Tampa. Kurt Charles Armbrecht, 23, Ruskin, and Tracy Ann Sheppard, 20, Ruskin. Jesse Parkes Wiggins, 46, Tampa, and Wilma Lee Loveless, 40, Temple Terrace. Roland Wallace Page, 24, Tampa, and Bethany Grace Gibson, 22, Tampa. Mattia 25, Tampa, and Doreen Joan Lemelin, 21, Tampa.
Wyatt Bradley Sutherland, 49, Tampa, and Ethelio Elizabeth Asties, 39, Temple Terrace. George Steven Chambers, 23, Tampa, and Susan Cherry Bland, 19, Tampa, Johnnie Clayton Lariez. 29, Tampe, and Sharon Diane McCoy, 25, Tampa. James William McAlister, 23, Tampa, and Joyce Ellen Johnson, 18, Tampa. William Arthur Hughes, 22, Tallahassee, and Melba Maria Davey, 21, Tampa.
Haywood Fillingim, 38, Tampa, and Jan Alice Hiers, 22, Tampa. Raymond William Roof, 22, MacDill AFB, and Betty Joan Hobgood, 33, Tampa. Carl. Lucius Caccamo, 49, Tampa, and Sylvia Jean Oliver, 19, Tampa. Jerry Franklin Martin, 23, Tampa, and Darria Jean Elkins, 23, Tampa.
Donald William Ripple, 28, Tampa, and Jackie Lois Anderson, 27, Tampa. John Richar Kuenning, 29, St. Petersburg, and Noel Marie McKeon, 25, Tampa. Robert William McCommons, 24, Tampa, and Vicki Lynne Taliaferro, 27, Tampa. Daniel Royce Marczynski, 29, Tampa, and Paula Kathryn Townsend, 25, Riverview.
BIRTHS Women's Hospital. November 21 Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Lee Ramsey, girl; Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Spicer, girl. November 22 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gilson, boy; Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Gadd, boy; Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brock, boy; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Trapnell, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pullara, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Gonzalez, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Montefu girl; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mark Brereton, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Arambarri, girl; Mr. and Mrs.
David Wilkerson, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ian Von Buskirk, boy. November 23 Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Owen, boy; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Powell, bey; Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Griffis, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Gerold K. Keehn, girl; Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Deigado Jr. boy; Mr. and Mrs. Marshel C.
Reed, boy; Mr. and Mrs. John Venitoa, boy; Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Lopez, girl. November 24 Mr. and Mrs. Fabio B. Borrera, boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Lavezzoli, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Richard F.
Noriega, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Huff, boy. St. Joseph's Hospital November 24 Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Batson, boy; Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, boy; Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred St. Amani, girl. November 25 Mr. and Mrs. George Gunter, girl; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mallory, girl, November 26 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Duvat, girl; Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Josephson, girl. November 27 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartlett It, girl: Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Lemanski, girl; Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Sanderfur, boy.
Tampa General Hospital November 21 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mitchell, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H.
Trice, boy; Mr. end Mrs. David R. Bailey, boy; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Cheney, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Curbie Hunter, girl; Mr. and Mrs.
Michael L. Sweet, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Walton, boy.
November 22 Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Ramos, boy; Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel A. Tibbetts, boy. Race Factor Upheld In Adoption Rulings NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Adoptioncies have the right and responsibility to consider race when matching orphans with prospective parents, a federal court ruled Monday. The 5th U.S. Circuit court denied a Georgia couple's appeal that a county adoption agency violated their rights by rejecting their application to adopt their 3-year-old racially mixed foster son.
couple has no right to adopt a child it is not equipped to rear and according to professional literature, race bears directly on that inquiry," said Judge Paul Roney in the written opinion. TAMPA TRIBUNE, Tuesday, November 29, 1977 7-D Obituaries Funeral Notices Hillsborough ABERNATHY, Elva Lee, 77, of Tampa. Died Monday. A resident of Tampa 49 years. F.
T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa. BAKER, Tersa Bearss, 74, a former resident of Tampa. Died in South Gate, Calif. F.
T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa. BUZEK, Mrs. Joyce Anne, 28, of Tampa. Died Thursday.
A resident of Tampa one year. F. T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa. GAYLOR, Francis "Chuck," 59, of Tampa.
A resident of Tampa 22 years. F. T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa. HARVEY, Joe Wesley, 78, of Tampa.
Died Sunday. A veteran of World War I and a resident of Tampa 38 years. Curry's Funeral Home, Tampa. LIMA, Pablo 71, of Tampa. Jennings Funeral Home, Tampa.
MATHIAS, Jesse 82, of Tampa. Died Monday. A resident of Tampa 13 years. F. T.
Blount Funeral Home, Tampa. O'NEIL, Leota of Tampa. Jennings Funeral Home, Tampa. RENNER, Adolph a former resident of Tampa. Died Monday.
Garden of Memories Funeral Home, Tampa. Citrus PARKER, Harry 77, of hom*osassa. A native of Russia and a resident of hom*osassa two years. Hooper Funeral Home. Hardee JACKSON, Jake 75, of Wauchula.
Died Saturday. co*ker Funeral Home, Wauchula. Pasco DIGLIO, Mrs. Elvira, 83, of Port Richey. Died Friday.
A housewife and a native of Italy. Thompson Funeral Home, Port Richey. DOUROS, John 69, of Port Richey. Died Friday. A retired communications engineer and a native of Reading, Pa.
Thompson Funeral Home, Port Richey. JOUGHIN, Mrs. Elzene of New Port Richey. Died Friday. A housewife and a native of Iowa.
North Funeral Home, New Port Richey chapel. LARSEN, Andrew 77, of New Port Richey. Died Monday. A retired service and repair technician and a native of Cleveland. North Funeral Home, New Port Richey chapel.
LIENTZ, Mrs. Helen 66, of Holiday. Died Saturday. A housewife and a native of Adams County, Ind. North Funeral Home, Holiday chapel.
RANNEY, Mrs. Julia 80, of New Port Richey. Died Sunday. A housewife and native of Iowa County, Iowa. North Funeral Home, New Port Richey chapel.
Polk CHASE, Russell, 84, of Lake Wales. Died Saturday. A resident of Lake Wales 12 years. Marion Nelson Funeral Home, Lake Wales. McPHERSON, Virginia West, 66, of Lake Wales.
Died Monday. A resident of Lake Wales 17 years. Marion Nelson Funeral Home, Lake Wales. RHODEN, Carl 85, of Bartow. Died Monday.
Whidden Funeral Home. RUCKER, Frederick, 79, a former resident of Lakeland. Died Saturday. Thornton Funeral Home, Lakeland. SCHELIES, Viola 81, of Lakeland.
Died Saturday. A resident of Lakeland 13 years. Gentry Morrison Funeral Home. Cyril Richard Now In Coma CHICAGO (AP) Actor Cyril Richard, who collapsed four days ago while waiting to go on stage, lapsed into a coma Monday, according to a spokesman for Northwestern Memorial Hospital. The 78-year-old actor was in critical condition in a coronary care unit.
Ritchard, best known for his portrayal of Captain Hook in the musical "Peter Pan," was in unstable condition, and a ventilating system, was being used to assist his breathing, the spokesman said. The actor suffered a heart attack Friday during the final minutes of "Side by Side by Sondheim," in which he was appearing at Drury Lane Tower Place Theatre. ABERNATHY Mrs. Elva Lee Abernathy, 77, widow of Odell J. Abernathy, 2008 9th Street, Tampa, passed away Monday morning.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. Blount Company Funeral Home, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Lee Baggett, Pastor of the First Christian Church of Tampa, officiating. Mrs.
Abernathy will then be taken to the Archer Funeral Home, Lake Butler, Fla. where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock with interment follow in Ben Sapp Cemetery. The Family will receive friends at the Blount Funeral Home Tuesday night from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. A native of New River, Mrs. Abernathy had lived in the Tampa Bay Area 48 years.
Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law, Jack F. and Nora E. Abernathy, Oldsmar, 3 grandchildren, Sandra Ferguson, Colorado Springs, Suzanne Reckner, Tampa and Odell Jack Abernathy, Oldsmar; 2 sisters-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Surrency and Mrs. Beatrice Johns, both of Tampa and 4 greatgrandchildren.
BRENT MELBOURNE BEACH Mrs. Jessie E. Brent, age 70, passed away Sunday in Melbourne Beach. She was a resident of 8414 May Tampa from 1965 until Nov. 1977.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Chapel of Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Fountainhead Memorial Park. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jean Pettit.
Melbourne Beach; 2 sons, Mr. Charles R. Six. Manassas, Mr. Lawrence E.
Six, Rockville, 18 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Rose Come, Mt. Rainer, Md. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. GAYLOR Mr.
Francis "Chuck" Gaylor, 59, of Tampa, passed away Monday morning. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 11:30 from the Chapel of the F. T. Blount Company Funeral Home, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Fr. James A.
Larkin, of Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Sunset Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends at the Funeral Home Tuesday night from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Wake services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night.
A native of Virginia, Mr. Gaylor! had lived in the Tampa Bay Area 22 years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Anita Gaylor; daughter, Mrs. Brenda Summerall, both of Tampa; brother, Elvin Gaylor; two sisters, Mrs.
Betty Howes, Mrs. Bertha Jack; mother, Mrs. Pearl Gaylor, all of Maryland; 2 grandchildren, Amos Summerall, III, and Troy Summerall, both of Tampa; and several nieces and nephews. AGR HARVEY Private funeral vices for Mr. Joe Wesley Harvey, age 78, of 2102 E.
Child, 6, Dies Attempting Blaze Rescue PINE GROVE, Pa. (AP) Six-year-old Debra Umberger died with her three brothers Monday when she ran back into their burning home to rescue them, state police said. The bodies of her brothers, Michael, 2, Daniel, 3, and Mark, 9 were found on the second floor of the two-story frame farmhouse where they were trapped, fire officials said. Schuylkill County fire officia suspect a coal stove may have caused the fire, according to initial reports. The children's father, Marlin, was slightly injured when he attempted to rescue the children.
He is listed in good condition at Good Samaritan Hospital in Pottsville where he is being treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries. Bougenvilla Ave. will be held at 11:00 O'Clock Wednesday morning at the graveside in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Port Tampa Lodge 153 will officiate. A native of Sunset, Mr.
Harvey had been a resident of Tampa for 38 years and was a U.S.M.C. veteran of WWI. He was a member of Port Tampa Lodge 153 and is survived by several nieces and nephews including Mary Gallager, Tampa, Eunice Cloud, Palatka and Wesley House, Texas. CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME LIMA TAMPA Funeral ATTORNEY SHELDON L. WIND NO CHARGE FOR HR.
INITIAL CONSULTATION By Appt. 224-9558 8405 N. EDISON, TAMPA, FLA. Snipes Hamilton Funeral Home 6718 North Armenia Tel: 932-5308 De OLIVEIRA, Heliodoro Tues. 10A Chapel STOWERSI Funeral Homes Crematory SYKES, Earl R.
Tues. 10:30 Brandon CROSSON, Joseph Brandon Chapel ROBB, Nick D. Brandon Chapel 331 Blount a FUNERAL HOMES CONNER, Lula L. 11:30 Tues Nebr Chapel MATHIAS, Jesse R. Services Brookville, Ohio LANTZ, Charles Nelson 2P Tues Nebr Chapel ABERNATHY, Elva Lee 2P Wed Nebr Chapel BUZEK, Joyce Arrangements Pending GAYLOR, Francis "Chuck" 11:30 Wed Nebr Chapel BEARSS, Tersa Baker Arrangements Pending GARDEN OF MEMORIES Funeral Home YOUR BEST CHOICE Keenan L.
Knopke John W. Dyer Bob Feury Funeral Directors services for Pablo C. Lima, 71, of 13602 N. 21st will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Jennings Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow in the Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mr. Lima is survived by his Wife; Aurora Lima, Daughter; Mrs. Blanca Clark, 2 Sons; Orlando Lima, Miami, Albert Lima, Lutz, 2. Brothers; Courado Lima and Nilo Lima both of Tampa, 6 Grandchildren and 2 Great Grandchildren. Active Pallbearers will be Albert Lima, Orlando Lima, Johnny Lima, Tony Valdez, Paul Clark and Nilo Lima.
CIRCUIT COURT Dissolution Of Marriage Petitions Filed Robert Alan and Virginia Theo Siwik. Edward and Cassie Prather. George E. and Nancy L. Boatright.
Alexander Joseph and Deborah Kay Kelly, Donna Marie and Joseph Anthony Joyce. Polly E. and John W. Cook. Roy Monroe and Cynthia Joyce Byrd.
Archie Sylvester and Patricia Ann Yohn. Susan Ann and Vance V. Vaughan. Steven R. and Nola Susan Fitch.
Lucia P. and Barbara A. Brodley. Poula B. and William G.
Brown. Bruce Michael and Linda Kay Ross. Linda K. and Gerald R. Messner.
George and Elizabeth Jo Orditx. Josie and Steve Houston Malone. Larry B. and Constance M. Roberts.
Vicki Rosalyn and Thomas F. Lockerby. Marie H. and Ernest Rubio. Donna J.
and Dennis L. Gazallie. Gary 0. and Kefly M. Hill.
Johnnie W. and Anthonia Stephens. Nina Averan and Gray Leon Davis. Emon and John M. Hunt.
Byron Peter and Terry Lee Palls. Angela I. and Charles H. Butter. Gary G.
and Helen G. Haney. James R. and Katie L. Stapleton.
Martin and Debra A. Sutter. Rebecca J. and David E. McComas.
Wikiam F. and Linda R. Klem, Raymond E. and Donna G. Murray.
Richard G. and Mary E. Christensen. Linda C. and Daniel G.
Bland. Brenda H. and Fred Douglas Phipps. Barbara Faye and Claude Louis Dusseault. Manuel and Donna Lee Ayala.
Idelle F. and James 0. Pyle. Walter L. and Ruth Grantlin.
Curtis James and Tammy Lynn Stamper. Richard Donald and Linda Sue Cardinale. Laurie Julia and Mark. Eugene Angle. Richard L.
and Joann B. Ham. James S. and Suzanne G. Supkin.
James O. and Barbara Ferrell Williams. John Henry and June Jackson. Linda Gail and Donald Lee Yates. Robert D.
and Tyler Walker Clark. E. B. and Shirley Katerina Murrhee. Joseph Alexander and Mary Lee Poitier.
Luis and Yolanda Ferry. Regina J. and Donaciano 0. Meza. John Lester and Irene Ester Benjamin.
Mark B. and Betty M. Eason. Randall and Cheryl Yearwood. Kimberly Ann and Dale Allen Swisher.
Richard John and Constance S. Goda. Betty Lee and James Francis McCabe. Ann W. and Robert Lee Phillips.
Randy Rinil and Cary Jeanne Inouye. Allan B. and Carol Ann Schreier. Raymond Gary and Ngok Bach Saunders. Harold Douglas and Nora Modena Moore.
Rhonda Helen and Charles Ray Fisher. Eunice Faye and Roy Lee Watson. Jestina Grace and Joseph Wallace Dillard. James H. and Alice Rankin.
Barbara A. and Stanley D. Noe. Laverne and Elmer O'Neil Jackson. John Joseph and Olga Maria Leto.
Gwendolyn S. and Roosevelt Cannon. Lewis James and Kou Nagy. Cesar Lucas and Diane Garcia. Final Judgements Other Suits Filed Samuel G.
Vaught vs. Foreline Security Corp. James A. Smalley vs. Maicoim E.
Beard. University Square Associates vs. Empire Mercantile Co. Sims Crane Service Inc. vs.
Scott Cole Me. chanical Construction Co. Sims Crane Service Inc. vs. Kellas Rental and Sales Co.
First National Bank of Fiorida vs. Seaman Associates inc. Earl H. Unger vs. U.S.
Merchandising Corp. Conn Organ Corp. vs. Stanford Music Co. Inc.
Graves Brothers Refrigeration Supplies Inc. vs. Herndon Refrigeration. The Almanac By United Press International TODAY IS TUESDAY, NOV. 29, the 333rd day of 1977 with 32 to follow.
The moon is moving from its full phase to the last quarter. The morning stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star is Mercury. Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius. American author Louisa May Alcott was born Nov.
29, 1832. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY: In 1890, the first Army-Navy football game was played. The Middies won, 24-0. In 1929, Lt. Cmdr.
Richard Byrd and three crewmen became the first persons to fly over the South Pole. In 1963, President Lyndon Johnson appointed the Warren Commission to investigate the assassination of President John Kennedy. In 1975, President Ford left Washington for a 10-day visit to Communist China. A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: American writer Henry David Thoreau said, "Time is but the stream I go fishing in." O'NEIL TAMPA Graveside services for Leota M. O'Neil of 3805 San Luis will be conducted Wednesday morning 10 o'clock at the Hillsboro Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
Rev. Woody F. Murphy, pastor of the Central Gospel Chapel will officiate. The Harmony Chapter No. 148 will conduct Eastern Star services Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
at the Jennings Funeral Home Chapel. Mrs. O'Neil is survived by her Daughter; Mrs. Jewel M. Dieas, Tampa, Sister; Mary Jewel Pospishil, Tampa, Nephew; John J.
Pospishil 4 Grandsons, 2 Granddaughters, 9 Great Grandchildren and 1 Great Great Grandson. Active Pallbearers will be her Grandsons. Friends may call this evening from 7 until 9 p.m. at the p.m. Jennings Funeral Home RENNER Adolph F.
Renner, formerly of Tampa, passed away Monday. Funeral services will be held at the Garden of Memories Funeral Home, 3716 E. Lake at 2 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev. Peter Nelson of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Garden of Memories Funeral Home RHODEN BARTOW Funeral services for Carl H. Rhoden, 85, a resident of 700 E. North who passed away Monday, will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m.
from the Main Street Baptist Church, with Rev. Herman Collins, and Rev. Robert Liner, officiating. Interment will follow in Lake Wales Cemetery. WHIDDEN FUNERAL HOME RUCKER LAKELAND Frederick Rucker, U.S.
Navy Retired, age 79, of 1903 Canterbury Lane, Kings Point, Sun City Center, died Saturday. He moved to Lakeland in 1948 from Harrisburg, PA; and moved to Sun City Center, this year. He was a retired Naval Officer; and a veteran of WW's I II. He is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Diane Helbein, Apollo Beach, and Mrs.
Delores Ancil Marion, Indiana. Private graveside services will be Tuesday, at 2 p.m. at Oak Hill Burial Park, in Lakeland. Arrangements are by the Thornton Memorial Home, Lakeland..
