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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1976 Zip fiontgctnrrg Aitorrtiarr PAGE 31 Ofoth Netiets OtctM THE DEPARTMENT Mechanic Continue Airli Siege ner lew Ws 1 AT 11 DSC. Lf crew, and when it passed, cut Funk. The first deadline passed shortly before 9 p.m. The gunman then told negotiators that they had another five minutes to deliver the crew to the freshly fueled plane.

FBI spokesman Frank Perrone said the man then said he would release his captives when the crew came aboard. He said he wanted the crew to leave flight bags outside the plane so he could inspect them before they entered the plane. Officials said that no one was injured by' the shot. No passengers were aboard the plane, they said. "Apparently he emphasized his demand for food and clothing by firing one round into the air," said an airport spokesman.

"He didn't aim it at anybody." The shot came just after a friend had boarded the plane at the request of the Officials said the cockpit was virtually awash with blood as the would-be hijacker pressed his demands to be taken to "the East Coast," an airport spokesman said. There was no further indication what destination the gunman identified by the airline as Palm Hinnant, 37 had in mind. "Listen, I'm here to testify he means it," said Funk on a radio communication monitored by reporters. "Can't we do' something in good faith because Palm is dead serious." A few minutes later, Hinnant took the microphone to declare: "I mean business. I know Dick Funk knows I mean business, but I'm not sure anybody else does." The gunman was seeking to obtain a flight crew to pilot his pirated aircraft and "setting a new deadline every ten minutes," said information officer Warren Hanson.

He reportedly set one deadline for arrival of the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A United Airlines mechanic on extended sick leave took two hostages at gunpoint and commandeered an empty DC8 jetliner Tuesday, slashing one of his captives when authorities did not move fast enough to meet his demands for a flight crew. The report of the injury to hostage Richard Funk came after the increasingly impatient gunman fired a shot inside the aircraft to underscore his demands for food and clothing. The food and a demanded bottle of brandy was delivered. Five hours after the siege at San Francisco International Airport began, Funk was reported bleeding profusely and pleading with authorities via radio to end his Funk, a fellow airline employe, said his captor would "start cutting again" unless his demands were met. OPEN I A.M.OO A.M.

SAT. AND SUN. FOR CORRECTIONS AND CANCELLATIONS 0NIY WANT ADS 261-4561 Around the World i. i Services Services TV Rfe PAtRs BY RC GAtHAB Techi in F' Wfltei- a DAN ARMSTROCJ COMPANy General Motors Acceptance Corporation will sell at public sale for cash on January 6. 1977 at :00 o'clock at Court House, Dadeville.

AL one 1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, ser, no. 1H57V6LM34176. OMAC reserves the right to bid at such sale. The collateral is presently stored and may be seen at McKelvey Chevrolet Cor- poration. Dadeville.

AL. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION Mtgy. Adv. Dec. 22.

1976 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to the authority vested in the Alabama Dairy Commission under Title 22. as amended. Sections 205-231. inclusive, of the Code of Alabama 1940, as amended, the Alabama Dairy Commission does hereby give notice that a public hearing will be held in the Alabama Milk-Marketing Area, beginning at 10:00 a on Wednesdav. January 5.

1977, in the auditorium of" the Richard Beard fiuilding. 1445 Federal Drive, in the City of Montgomery. Alabama. Said hearing to be held for the purpose of receiving evidence hearing testimony under oath relative to determining the following: I. What are reasonable costs and charges for producing and marketing milk bv producers in the State of Alabama, and An auction of personal effects including a set of monogrammed poke.r chips is scheduled for Wednesday.

A dining table, armchairs, two settees and a large oval mirror from Lucan's home in the swank Belgravia district of London also will go under the hammer, probably in Marc'd, trustee Dennis Gilson said. Richard John Bingham, the seventh Earl of Lucan, disappeared Nov. 7, 1974, the night his children's nanny, Sandra Rivett, was beaten to death in London at the home of his estranged wife. The following June a coroner's jury named Lucan as the killer and Scotland Yard issued a murder warrant for his arrest. There was speculation Lucan fled abroad or committed suicide.

"The contents of the house have been split 50-50 between Lord and Lady Lucan," Gilson said'. Lucan, 42, reportedly has debts estimated at from to $119,000. Gilson, the accountant who has handled the estate since Lucan disappeared, has already made a first payment to creditors of about 70 per cent. It went to banks, gambling clubs, a department store and the gas company. Syrian Troops in Action BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Syrian peace force troops went into action for the first time in the six-week-old truce Tuesday to quell Palestinian guerrilla units fighting each other in Beirut.

Clashes were also reported between Christian and Moslem Lebanese forces in the tense southern area next to the Israeli border while Israeli gunboats and coastal guerrilla bwteries by the southern port city of Tyre also exchanged fire for the second day running. The most serious fighting developed between rival Palestinian guerrillas belonging to the pro-Syrian Saiqa and the anti Syrian, radical "rejection front" in the Beirut area. It erupted in the predawn hours in several refugee cps strung along the southern outukirts of the capital near Beirut nternational airport. This waslhe second intraguerrilla clash in six days. To prevent a general conklagration spilling over into the pacified Christian kd Moslem sectors of the city, tanks and troops of the Syrian-dominated Arab League peace force moved promptly to end the fighting.

Unconfirmed reports said the Syrians opened fire repeatedly at Palestinian positions to impose a ceasefire. Heavy gunfire and explosions shook the area around the airport for nearly five hours before a cease-fire was eventually arranged. Preliminary reports said casualties Were heavy, but there Was no official count. Lord's Estate to be Auctioned LONDON (AP) Belongings of Lord Lucan, the fugitive British nobleman accused of murdering his children's nursemaid, Will be auctioned to help pay his debts and costs of Winding up his estate, a Lucan trustee said Tuesday. SWINDELL, 0 :rr.vw- U'fd ViC KfV i V- B' i Tva 0'S iKtMW 'S 'a'tv.

trfVHV i-i a a i ftixrr sw unties, other te a JARRETT MEMORIAL t. JARRETT J.T. PHILLIFi STAJE STRICKLAND, Dft Bfrra eveev 3 Tueioav from First Lim'ed Mpfcd Cycn, MarMara. W'trt HC M'fl. fe Cf'-f'r'v Oar3cn Caws funf' JinCCl-rtg yjrvi0' ifiCfiri! AL- erne iW Be'-c ilcCMflrta tJOlfl Of htf'TfOfO, 01; clU'Eh or "our OfO upr- in hmi at fiowtrt rr'av made lothe Sou'ficast vwcji Cetv vii v.c Prevent vw- nf.ie Paoef Co vomt)omrv (or iru Nat.onai Barm of HarMa Hf iVBium k.0 Of ranQta former ic- ff-arv-taiurpf of Naftf'a SwoDi (Aiiroad Co forrur rrri i of Wifegrsu of Man (j up was Tfmwr ot omm- ad we Board ot b'pwarti of mm- a Tiernwi of tre Manijomer gjar Sinc Tympie Announcements Lost and Found FOUND OLACK POODLE ON STUART ST.

SEE HUMANE SOCIETY POUND; Puppy Narrow Lant Road SOClCT For adoption if urtctaiiTiW. LOST: Black malt pypov wth willte oficsf aid imwv Han irisn iener and Jk) lost- Fcmaie Gaiden Retriever, vV-Wdiev Park arfa. IJIjRe LOST Part Keeihan-Oerman Sifp-nera tan ooa of Perry hiii Road. PunK aaoeJ? I TU 832 J0; UOST Rpd motorcvcie helmet between Wffympus ana Montgomery, s. 711 to i-av Reward1 2M-JS after 5 Notices A Better Massage Pre-neated Waterbeds, attractive masseues, sauna, steam, showers.

Happy Holiday. TIKI, VT Hwy. Accident? Ailing? Aged' Need A Nurse? HOMEMAKFRS UPJOHN 2H-UW ANN CAHMACK, Etectroiogist lOJOMonnceifO Court. 377-S8 BUST DECP MUSCLE and fingertip Tiflssago. aeii nano oatns, oest iooh an girl staff.

For the best massage trwn, can Tottyo House 214016. Base Bivfl BEST MASSAGE in Town, jJQ SWEDISH MASSAGE. Fingertip. 15 call for Appoint ment, 7I8-B8IJ CHRISTMAS Is a SPECIAL time of the year That's why on Chr.stmai Day. December 3Mh.

the Advent-ser-journal want-Ad Department win puoiish a special Christmas Greeiing section. FV as fittie as Si.N (for- words or leu) you can tell your tamity. friends, loved ones and neighbors, Merry Christmas, by placing a greeting in this column, (Similar low rates available If you need to use more word.) Can any wee day before 3.39 pffl. to place your Christmas Greeting for vour "special" ones to rememtjer always. Advertiser-Journal Want Ads 264-4561 OR CALL TOLL FREE: EARLY BIRO SPECIAL' 3 tags, any sivte, hash browns or grits, buMereo ana a cnoire or oacon or sausage Pius colfee.

Only St J. C. PEN-NEVS Breakfast served from 1 AM AM FACIAL and bodv hair removed permanently Consultation without obhtfa-lion 10 yeari experience JACK LON'JON, EiectroiOfllst S. Rip), M4-1H4 LUNCH Fresh VegftaDies, tsreparfd dally. I entrp, 3 vfjetaftiffs, cotiee or lea.

II MONTY'S, TGiV. AAFRHY CHRISTMAS DEBBIE EVANS I WILL ALWAYS LOV6 YOU PiMseCallWS SAMCMILOERS. Michikos -NAassage flilferent massages, Oriental masseuses, 2170 Powell Lane 73'tMe. RIDERS WANTED Leaving for Los Angeies anproiimafeiy January 1 or 1 Can tane two nders. Cost 40 of bus are Late mooe' van tuny equippeg.

comfortable 264 PM omy. 5MONFVS BIO BOlT StRA-VBf BHV Pt IT'SFABULOUS UNIPERM-Now J25 0Q AT JC PENNY CaH28-79 16 Services A CALL Does it all Roofng, painting. Sirs, concrete worn, AgoHions, Estimates. A Ctt Does it an Sheet Root hanging. snmg, spramx CP'Hngi ano paten piaster JONES fVALLJ4VS740 ADDITIONS AsohaH, brich, tjnvewai, patios, sabs.

chimney work, pamting. ee eitima'cs J8'-y427 Addtt ons Cui'-jm Built Homes WAT i HOMES Nights, 773-JT ADDITIONS, Pamtina, paoer nnngjng. and small repair worn. Jim tcnoiii ADDITIONS. Remodeling, painting.

opting, siding, druewavs, Free estimates. Charles ADDITIONS REMODELINCi Floors Leveled BAM A BUILDER. REPAIRS tis Replace. ji-V)i ADDITIONS-RE MQDLING JORDAN PH 777 OQ? Rooting a-irj Rn4.rs a-je or small jobs. JACK tHAOOAHD, 211 7V.

ALL KINDS hone painting, odd iocs An wen gararteed MUtV ROLLING. '9M4 Andrews Trim Shop SfcAT COVEBS tops ORIGINAL. CARPETS i FABHiC. MO Herror, M)-M14 AUTHORIZED ELECTSOLUX Vacu um ctca-n-r siies ana serve rtt SERVICE CALLS 5. Deratijr m-WAi A-1 BUILDERS For alt Home imp rovemtntj.

Add-ons and remodeling sma't. irg jobs, tn- le'ftK, eitt'to- oa-ntms commtrciit. Residential. O'-nersl Car-atw WL 4WS, A-l PANSLlNI, Home Repairs, qji pa' coders, drwi-s Alter S. VI an ivt A-i vvork.

erTck'b'oc, oa' os. tin- 'fte dr.yta4VS. 'S, Dtf.ri plaitSf' mg. riy.n ro-O' JM'WM Cnnntfff tooi CO'O'tyi For- m.c corrd cab'eH 10 years txe-fiorir MriT rnteel 1 WiLL Jjs)-04W ME NT WOR -inter -or-f tenor 6 sr-op ST mm CONCRETE d-LAd Cfves Br fc.pcrt 2J; patios, rtd1 GMQCfc dri-tagV: J7M Custom omes Let us frj-'d vo-jr nw home no Cii or DAtt AVBEVO, INC home inprorfement, room add irn remod'-H'vg. Fr MtiTsates FEGARC BU LDE M-im, H7-4jn.

SOI No 'or ft RING, Vir Lii'if f'iWV ft. 6inig wn 3 a T.saay. Oetfow J', i' 2pm Kpy KcW'l fcjfiSl pn Bog. 'A tarry pig. i ana Sr4dw.t HELMS, Mrs.

Mary ol lursirvo home o'ter an fitfndM m-nf'ii Sfrvirns wu rVeansaay. Optfwr Ji i-r-a trom vaipajul cnrijtiao Ouren, Car rvina. W'tn Rev Ra-iflv Amnion Burial vateaors.a Cnuren White Cnapei rr-ctmg Survivors two dat'jft-ifs. Me'en Lowery Snov KPMUCHV. Mrs lai.

KOS0. 'aimers. f've vs Seta Mornscv, Mrs Ruth srouan. tvn ot TsHassee, Mrs. Mamie Garrett, Mrs Tnaiwa Green.

Mrs Sara Anne. Ootft of Wontooerv two Droiners Grauy Gunn. Tati.ssee, Btjstpr Gunn, Rieitrwn: tour o'aij-cnooren The Doov will lie state at the cnyrcn 30 minutes to ser vices JOHNSON, Harris Freaenciv a revcm oi Ft. Worth Tewai a-cd af will tw held in St Market i Cffrieiery Weanffsiij DfcpfDer ti 1976 at 10 rrt 'h FjTUrf EafO McDevtH eHiciat.og ano Wh'te Cfwtnet vrs. Wvrtie titeiie Johnson.

Ft. AO'th Tcai: two caLJei. Mary Jane Johnson, Susan Ann Joriruon, bom ot Ft worm Teas a brotne'-, Havnond Johnson. Frost Pro ia a ier. Mm Marie Eiiea jahnson, Vent gomerY.

SHEFFIELD, 8 llv Terry 3, a ref fjent Merntt Uland. for 50 years, diel suodentv Saturday, Drr 16 at werritt liiana Ha Funeral iprvicpi wstl oe neio trom write Criau- at to a Thursday. Dec 2.1, nrt Rev, otllv waiver oMioamiij Burtat in Memorial Lerneterv. bury tnctuoe the wile, Mrs, tvianannc Sletticid. Merritt island.

Fia one son. Steven Price, verrilt Island, Fia one daughter. Sudan Shett.e'd, Werritt ts'and, Fia th'ee brothers. Chester snettietrt, Brewton, Ala Avery Snertieid, MiHeroc. Ata Arthur Sheffield.

Baton Rouge. etont s(s- terfc, Mrs Nadine Ford. Baton Kouoe. Marv stoKcs. virs.

Tnaa Chick, Mrs. Jacnuime alt of Montgomery, Mrs Betty Ballard. St, Oouo. Fia Mrs Reua Konmorst, St, Marys, Ohio, Mrs, KOseOud stauili, Los Angeies, Mrs Fave Brake Vitton, Fia Paiioearers will be Frank Sheffield. Kenny shettited Sheffield, Louise Bell.

Gwin Braise, L.J. Wilson and Harold Arnmons TAYLOR, Mar Bradford, I day old son ol Mr. a Mrs, Rooerl L. Tavtor, 4607 Virginia Loop Road, Died Sunday. December is.

197a al 10 23 a a to- at hospital, 5urvivors include his uar- ents. Mr Mrs. Robert Taylor. Montgomery, a brother, Byron Tav- Montgomery; Maternal orand- oarents, Mr, a. Mrs, Julius Mose- Montgomery paternal orano- oarems.

Mr, Winnie Patterson, Mont gomery ana sir, Albert l. lavior. Montgomery Graveiioe Services neid union Baptist ceme'erv. Crenshaw. Tuesday.

December 21, at it a m. witn Key. cnartes rt ivvnn oMioating, Ross-Clayton MONTGOMERY BRADFORD, Mrs. Savannah, died Sunday mornmo in Milibrook, Aia Funeral services will oe held Sunday at 30 at the weeping Willow Baptist Church, The Rev, F. Ron, wiit officiate.

Rosi-Ciavton Funeral Home directing. Suryivori include six itep-chMdren, Mri. Susie WtiP, Mrs. Johnny Mae Swanion, Mrs, Carrie Terry Mrs. Marian Brymer, Wade and Dave Bradford, nieces, Mrs, Katie McNeil.

Mrs. Lucinda Reese, Mrs. Catherine Harris, Mrs. Mattie Bett hmi, Mrs Rosa L. Brown, Mrs.

Johnny Mae Howard, Mrs. Deioris Howard, Mrs Ida Bell Ofcooman and Mrs. inei Seals, Wiiue, Wilbur. James, Charlie, Edd'e and Ike Hartiv Hubert and Henry Harris ad Robert WllHams; ststers-tn-law, Mrs. Mary Hardy, Mrs Catherine Hardy and Mrs Sarah Hardy; a number other relatives and friends OILIARD, Mr Silas, $768, Green sboro, died tn a tocat hospital.

Funera' services will be Thursday at 2 m. at Seuiah Baptist Church. The Rew. F. Attord, will officiate.

Bunai will bo in Oakwood Cemetery. HosV Clayton Funeral Home Birecting Sur- ors include his oauanter. Mrs na Fanning, sons, Thad DiHarfl anC Edwm Dniard. sisters, Mrs. Alma Steward, Mrs.

Bertha Eddison, qranachlldren, seven great grand children; several nieces and nephews; three sons-n-taw, Leon yviinams, tit ah Sanders and Benme f-anning. oro'her-in law. BHi Wright; a devoted friend. Mrs. Bernice Woodgett and other relatives.

JONES, Mr. Charlie, 254 Branel' street, dica at ms nome Monaay, u-ncrai services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Ross-Clayton Burial ir Westcott Cemetery, Ross-Oavlon Fu npral Home dlrpctina Survivors In clude four daughters, Ms. Charlie Mae jones, rvvrs, iaroiyn naroy, rv. Brpnda Jones.

Ms. Wanda Jones; three sons, Charlie James Edward and Anthony Jones; two sisters, Mrs Luctie Norns. Mrs, Marv Marshall. one brother, Eddie Norris; a host ot relatives and friends. MITCHELL, Mr.

Willie, Rt, Box 33S Warps Ferry Road died in a local Hospital. Funeral arrangements and relatives win De announced later ov Ross-ctavton Funeral Home; Lee's MONTGOMERY GRAHAM, Mr. John Henry, a resident of 6)4 Greyhound Street, died Friday December 17, Funerat services be i o.m Wednesday from tne Gooci9hip Baptist Church wttn Rev. S.M. Moncr-ef officiating.

Bunai whi tne (jooosnip Lemetery. lccs Funeral Home directing Survivors include his mother, Mrs, Besste McKee: two sisters, Mrs. Louise Mack, Las Vegas, Nevada, Mrs. Roste Lucas, Louisville, Kentucy; one orotner, ivr. Frank Graham, two brothers-in-law.

one sister-m-iaw; three uncles; seven aunts, and other relatives and friends, RELF, Mrs. Virginia Lee, U29 Bragg street Funeral services wilt be ll a.m. Thursday from Mf, Zon AWE Zion Church with Rev. J. Hemphill officiating.

Burial in Mt Mariah Cemetery. Lee's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include her husbana, Mr. Reifi nine daughters, Mrs. Mary L.

Stevens, Evanston, III Mrs Eddie Mae Pollard and Mrs. Virginia Henderson, Chicago, ill Mrs. Dorothv risen, narvcy, mi wuv t'nsi Adams, Detroit, Mrs. Melissa Ward, Woodbridge, VA Mrs Grave tjiover, pacroma, wr. ser-ha Rett, Union Springs, Ala anfl Mrs, Evelyn Davis, Montgomery, Ala two sons, Mr.

Daniel Relf, Detroit, ML, and Mr, Julian Rett. Atlanta. five sons-in-law. Mr Ed- Uie Stevens, Evanston, Mr. Elmo tjrunson.

Harvey, wr weiym uio vrr, Pacroma. Calif Rev. Samuel Foiiard. Chicago, ana Mr HowarO Davts. Montgomery, one aaugmer-in' aw.

Mrs Dorothy Kelt. Atlanta, 30 grandchildren, 15 great grand four orothers-m-iaw; tour Sisters-m-iaw, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends She was a rnpm tip ot the Mamie ams-torh Club, Ever-Ready CiuO, Gospel Chorus, Deaconess Board, a memDer of the Church School, Bragg Street community cud ana a memoer ot me Senior Cttiien's CluD. The tamtiy hour will De held 7-8 Wednesdav from Lee Funeral Chapel STREETER, Mr. Robert, O. Bon 7t2.

Havnevine. Funeral services win be heid Jpm. Thursday from tne Mt CHive AME Church, Hayneviiie with Rev. Fountain officiating. Bunai in Churchyard Cemetery.

Lee's Funeral Home direciing. Survivors include his nieces, Mrs. Leona BanieU, nay- ravine, Mrs. Anmc norter, wrj, Aary Baiiev, both ot Montgomery, Mrs. veiyn Chandler, St.

Louis; nephews. vr rom v.cCd'1, Hugn mccou. Bruce McCan, Ben McCaM, other relatives and tnertds RiDours PRATTV1LLE CHAPEL W5-Sm NUMMY, Aipa luia, 71, a res oenf ot pi. i Box o. ueatsviue.

oea sun-day a Montgomery hospital. Puner-ai services wpre lorn, Tuesday from 'tie Cogmv Line Baptist Church wifh Rev. Singleton and Rev. George Monte officiating B.jrii in fh Ourtfi Ridot'S Prattvlue cnane' directing iurvvors inriuoe ner nus b-ind. Joe Nummy, Deafsvine; five daughters, SuS'e Hunt.

Deatsviiie, Pegyy Driver, Dea'sviHe, Jran O'b-Dons, Deatsviiie, Loretta Ciern. 6'-icj'i, Miss, Carr, seima ftn. James Nummv. Deatsviiie Jarhie Nummy. Deatsviiie.

Bobbv N.jmrrw. Prattv.lie, iont sisters, fowf b'Otners: 39 grandchudren, 12 great Jones GREENVILLE 312-4421 OWENS, Earnfi 91 a fei'denf 6-t Connecuh St, Orpevme. d-ed ear iv Tuesday mormg a 'rxai hospi Funeral servir.es wmi i jo Aednesdav from unien BaP' Ctrurch Moncaviiie, wih Rev. Ran-dv Cwner and Rev Harold Baagett of- atm'j. Honoraymc it Jones Funeral Home directing ijrvivors include ftis widow, Mrs fc'rma Owens, GreeviH; two oauyntes, M'S, Eriine Peterson, Mrs E.

ra Merie wnnams. Doth Highland Horrre. two sons. Cart F. Owens, and E'vih bo'h of O'eenviite; two sisters, Mrs Less Dufteu, Sa- mers, Mri L.

Peppy, Honaravtlle, one brother Foster Owenv Honor avj'ie, 15 grandchildren, 14 grea numeoer ot p-ece a-d nppfiews JONES GOODMAN WETUMPKA HENDERSON, Mrs Teima i5i, Ectecttc, 0ed Tuesday evenfng a local h'jsti'tai Funeral services arid lurvivo's wti be an la'er by Goodman Funeral Hprner W.rpii RILEY. Mrs Zen. Fur.ral v-cei wii be li am. Tft-jrsda from me Chapel of the uned Mr'nod'it cftufcrt. e.ceciic.

w-trt im hp Ajt'i flffit-a'frij Bursal Tnrash Cemetery Jones Goodman Fur-e'a' Home OTecng. irvivr inciuae daugnters, Mrs. Cor S'i'h, Vrj C'yO' Kerdrich, Mrj. Naomi Vrj Era Mron, Mrs Ros't vr. CaMe Sweden, is grtfit Chttdr.n, ohr reiates A 4' ord 10 ivi or iii1 hi Ah.

12 14 mi Air 10 Pseiv Oilfield Discovered LONDON AP) Mesa Petroleum of Texas announced Tuesday it has struck a new North Sea oilfield off northeast Scotland that industry sources say could be a major discovery. Industry reports indicated the field could have recoverable reserves of up to 500 million barrels. Mesa said the second of two wells drilled in block 11-30 hit oil 15 miles off the Moray Firth in 135 feet of water. The well is producing 6,197 barrels a day above average for exploratory North Sea strikes. The major significance of the new discovery is that is closer to shore than most big fields in the British sector and in shallower water than other producing areas.

The average North Sea well is in 400 feet of water. These factors, the sources said, could make the new field a commercial proposition on the basis oi smaller reserves than deep-water fields, since production costs will be lower. The new field is close to the, site of the proposed Cromarty Firth refinery at Nigg, which could be completed by 1980 if the $288 million project is approved. Mesa has a 25 per cent stake in the consortium it heads. Its partners are Kerr-McGee Corp.

with 25 per cent, Hunt Oil with 15 per cent, Petroleum with 15 per cent, Creslenn Chelsea With 15 per cent and Exploration Holdings Corp. with 5 per cent. THE AGES' what minimum prices will under the varying conditions existing in' the Alabama Milk-Marketing Area insure an adequate A supply of pure and wholesome milk to the inhabitants of this stale throughout all seasons of the year and be most in the public interest. 2. What are reasonable costs and charges for transportation, hauling, botiling.

packaging, distributing, process- ing and marketing of milk al both retail and wholesale and insure a sufficient quaniitv of pure and wholesome milk to the inhabitants of the slate and be most in the public interest. Notice is hereby given to all interested parties and the 'consuming public that they are herebv invited lo appear before the Alabama Dairy Commission at the above time and place to give testimony with respect to the aforesaid subjects and to submit such evidence as may be relevant thereto Any interested party, firm or corporation desiring to present evidence or testimony at said hearing may file with this Commission at its offices located in Ihc Richard Beard Building. 1445 Federal Driye. Montgomery. Alabama, a written summarv or statement of their positions jl desired: prior to said hearing date above mentioned.

DtfNE AND ORDERED al Montgomery. Alabama, this 17th day of December. 1976. ALABAMA DAIRY COMMISSION 'Signcdt BY: Terrell E. Ellis TERRELL E.

ELLIS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Mtgy. Adv. Dec. 22. 1976 NOTICE OF SALE PINE LEVEL WATER AND FIRE PROTECTION AUTHORITY $32,000 WATER REVENUE BONDS SERIES 1977 Sealed bids will be received by Pine Level Water and Fire Protection Authority ithe Authority), a public corporation under the laws of Alabama, and will be opened and read at its offices in Pine Level.

Alabama, at 10:00 o'clock a Central Standard Time, oh the 17lh dav of Januarv. 1977. for the purchase of the bonds referred to above the Bonds), which shall be dated on the date of their delivery. Each bid must be accompanied bv a good faith check in the amount of two percent i2' of-the principal amount of the Bonds. The Bonds are revenue obligations of the Authority secured bv, a pledge of from the Authority's water and tire protection system i the System in unincorporated territory in Montgomery Counlv.

Alabama, and secured by statutory mortgage lien on the System. The Bonds wi 11 be issued to pay the cost of constructing improvements to the Svstem. and the Authority will have the right to issue additional parity bonds. The Bonds will mature serially on January 1 in each of the vears 1980 through 2017. and will bear interest payable annually on January 1 at such rate or rates as shall be named in the successful' bid, The maturities and redemption provisions are set lorth in the Official Notice of Sale.

Bids will be received and considered onlv on the entire issue. Bids will not be accepted on individual blocks of maturities. Bidders are invited to specify in their bids the rate or rates of interest to be borne bv the Bonds, subject to the follow, ing qualifications: interest rates must be in a multiple of 1 8 of one percent or of 1 10 of one percent, only one interest rate mav be specified each maturity, no Bond shall bear interest al more than one rale, and no supplemental coupons will be permitted, The Farmers Home Administration of the United Stales Department of Agriculture has offered to purchase the Bonds bearing interest at the rate of five percent i per annum, provided, that in the event anv other bidder or bidders offer io purchascall of the Bonds at an interest cost of not more than five percent (5 I per annum, the Bonds will not be purchas-pd by the Farmers Home Administration. For the purpose of determining the lowest bidder, calculations of net interest cost will exclude the offer of Farmers Home Administration. In the opinion of counsel, the interest on the Bonds is exempt from state and tederal income' taxation under present statutes, regulations, rulings and court decisions.

The successful bidder will be furnished, without cost, the approving opinion ol Capell. Howard. Knabe it Cobbs. A. Montgomery.

Alabama, and the printed Bonds A c'opv of the Official Notice of Sale and the Statement of Essential Facts mav be obtained from the undersigned al Pine Level. Alabama. PINK LEVEL WATER AND FIRE PROTECTION AUTHORITY By: Pugh lis Secretary Mtgy. Adv. Dec.

22. 19. 1978 Death Notices POR SOLiO WASTE, Garttaje, Trin rom.iwi. C'flrfaje Cann)sir, 5a)ti, ftfnrais, Reofliri Can franklin 'D ANO OAHSAufe SER-VCt. Ui i'or Ui t)d om "pa ing" and "ceiTingV te -tured Ted vn SpecaHiiri) in trame Routes HOPSON Rt PAIR sKRVlte Small rrrars itrlor painting C.HI 277 7 Ltaf Rsfhing TWil anerai vard citMnuP by a lawn specialist, Bill Mo'l KlTCHEM'a.

BATH REMODELING? trivtwt our f)fK before you Buy oimtjie'e Rttcnens on dtspiav WARDS Kif-nen tenter. Normafl (flt'rovs from or ada ie t(-f us I'Huny ttve mysic 'or vouf n.irty Grt tun with good variety at bhjpj, lait, pretty western, etc narrj roefct Call Ward. JJ 4nt information. LOST Bifl-'K maif puppy white tthest and p.iws naif insh setter and rvttf retriever 211)400, Crjntry. aJdi'-oni, r' UArrv.

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CORN JR. TEAM CAPTAIN meant to bid four diamonds' which showed a similar hand with a spade suit." So North "corrected" to four spades. South trusted his partner and assumed that four spades was a cue bid inviting a slam in hearts and showing first round control in spades. Slam? Why not? And South cooperated by cue bidding his club ace. At this point North was convinced that South had forgotten the system and he passed! The hand was played in silence and declarer managed to take four tricks, down seven, and 700 points to the opponents.

Little was said at the table as it's always best to correct these misunderstandings after the play is over. And after the scores were com-, pared, the "great many trou-' bles" transformed themselves into a humorous experience. The Israeli East-West pair had played six spades from the East side and scored 1430 points by taking a winning diamond finesse! After picking up 730 points on the deal, it must have been much easier to discuss the ramifications of future specialized preemptive bids. Bid with Corn South holds: 9 3 2 I6 TA 7 K.Q 10 4 1 South 1 North 1 Answer: Two spades. A hefty hand for the single raise but still a shade light for a jump to three spades.

Optimists will jump to three spades and I find it difficult to quarrel with that choice. Send bridge question! to The Aca, P.O. Bon 12M1. Dallas, Texal 75229, with telf-addreued stamped envelope for reply. Copyright.

17 tinned Feature Syndicate. Inc- ALUMINUM AWNINGS PATIO COVERS CARPORTS mi PERDUE-F0LMAR LUVERNE, AlA. 33S-S176 ALA. 263-1160 NORTH J64 Q10 3 2 J7 WEST A 10 8 5 K9654 52 EAST 4 K932 A 7 10 4 3 SOUTH 7 AK J97! 5 4 3 A 9 8 6 Vulernable: Both, Dealer: South, The bidding: South 4 5 Went Pass Pass North 4 Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: Six of diamonds. "I am an old man and have known a great many troubles, but most of them have never happened." Mark Twain.

In the 1976 World Bridge Team Olympics played in Monaco, an Israeli pair suffered one misunderstanding after another and they staggered blindly into an inglorious contract that was down seven! However, as the man said, "While this pair knew of a great many troubles, actually they never happened." (If you think there's a misprint in the bidding, wait a moment and I will explain.) The "guilty" Israeli pair reported this story to Joe Amsbury of England who stands on his constitutional rights not to reveal his sources. Good enough, we really don't have to know who it was to appreciate the humor involved. South opened four clubs which, by prior system agreement, described a slam oriented four heart opening a very powerful suit and outside controls. North looked at his own hearts and decided that South had a lapse of memory "South obviously had MYLANTA. Effective AntacidAnti-Gas good taste fast action LIQUID NOW miUBlE AT PRICE DRUGS 15 IK ST.

76U451 1 12 0L $159 Boxer Found Guilty PATERSON. N.J. (AP) Rubin "Hurricane" Carter and John Artis each Were found guilty of three counts of first degree murder here Tuesday. The jury deliberated 9 hours and 15 minutes before returning the verdict at 9 p.m. in the retrial of Carter, a former middleweight boxer, and his codefendant.

Carter and Artis were convicted of murder in 1967. They spent nine years in prison before the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered a new trial this year, ruling that the prosecution withheld evidence from the defense at the first trial. In charging the. jury, Superior Court Judge Bruno Leopizzi referred to testimony by Alfred Bello, the only witness to place Carter and Artis at the Lafayette Bar Grill where three persons were murdered in a shootout 10 years ago. Bello later retracted the identifications, then changed his mind about the retraction.

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BROOKS -T. A. CARGILE JONES, Cecil 8 64, Of 277 Noble Avenue and a lifetime resident ot Montgomery d'Cd Monday. December 70, 1976 in a local nursmg nome an wtenaed Miness Fuerai services w-it De a m. Wednesday from Lean- Memory Chapel with tne Rev Chanes Coroitr ottictattng intermen.t Greenwood Cemetery Leak Memory Cnaoei drecting Survivors inciuae his Mrs Mvrite wagnon Jones, Montgomery, two stepchildren, I 'ay, rwon'OOTiery, wrs.

Virginia BooKer, Birmmflhem, one sister, Mrs DaVH. LOHjmpuS, U8 grandcnitd'en. Patibearers wsii Oeorgp Tnrpadg'M, jimmy Sims, Carl Ces'ei'c Tommy Ec'ord. P.ns. P.

Spencer Honorary pa'l- rearers win be te Admmtst'-ative BOrd Ot at. Marns united Church, ZATARAIN, Mrs Nan )ones, a rrs-dent ot oan. sn uuaner a Tuesday, December ji, 1976 in a local hcsP'fai after a oriet-dinesj M.emonai services will be )0 a m. Thursday. December 23, 197 from First Bapt'St Cnurcn, Tuscaiocsa, Aa.

Survivors include one daughter, M's, Nancy Johnston, DavtQna Beach, one Sister, Mrs Myra Phifer, Tuscaloosa; one mece. Mrs Ann Ramsey. Montgomery, two nephews, Lynn and Radnev Ramsey, both of Montgomery. Me-mor'afs mav be made to the Children's Center of Montgomery, 30 North Terrd' White Chapel I Durden-O Jonas COWART, Mrs Li.httoot, a res toent o' iCi South Cacna- ta'tif ft 30 P.m Monday 70. 97 a iocaf hospital a4-er an ntendea fifnesi Funerai services W'H be 3 Wednesday wni'e cnaoe' tf Rev Tof rnce Vaev Bur.

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