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Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1973 Fort Collins Coloradoan 17 Business Opportunities 8 LI VELyTiTTLE Cafe for sale. Manager operated. Priced for quick sale. Virgil Warner, 484-0435, Buck Realty, 484-8189.

New to the force Business Opportunities 8 Customers besiege shop with meat sale SPORTS-ORIENTED business, be your Business Opportunities 8 ASSOCIATE NEEDED to help In my manufacturing company. SI ,000 month possible if you can devote ten hours per week. Inventory low as $975. Let's talk. Write Coloradoan Box K-ll.

own boss, even part time and earn a full time Income in your home manu facturing component parts for fishing LARGE OVERSIZED lot, corner of Stuart and Remington. Zoned RM. Virg Warner, 434-0435, Buck Realty, 484-8 1 89. BUILDING, MEDHJMsize, Very good traffic location on College, low interest loan. Call Betty DeVol.

482-9783; or Paul Hutchinson, 482 3750. Capital Consultants of Colorado, 103 West Mountain, 493-1970. tackle. 482-3897. Civil Service rules against Air Force in dismissal case Business Opportunities 8 Business Opportunities 8 LARIMER AND WELD COUNTY DIVISION MANAGERSHIP Denver based company with more than 1500 Colorado clients will select qualified associate to manage an existing business.

Minimum investment required and secured by inventory. This inventory should be turned within 30 days with a 25 return. Training in our Denver office. Associate will be selected within seven days. Call MR.

BRYAN 1-893-0524 vf (4v PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) -An estimated 600 persons besieged Charley Glick's butcher shop before opening Monday. Some had been standing in line outside most of the night. Glick was selling steak for 99 cents a pound, chuck roast and ground beef at 69 cents a pound and short ribs for 39 cents a pound. Some 50,000 pounds of beef at half the usual price.

"I'll lose money, but the public deserves a break," Glick said as he began selling the meat at what he said were 1943 prices. the committee, headed the economy in government subcommittee where Fitzgerald gave his testimony. Proxmire said he was delighted by the decision. "This is a complete vindication of the rights of a dedicated public servant," he said. "This is a red-letter day for all those who believe in effective government.

But above all, it is a red- WASHINGTON (AP) The, Civil Service Commission ruled today that the Air Force acted improperly in firing A. Ernest Fitzgerald three years ago and ordered him reinstated with back pay. Fitzgerald, a former Air Force management analyst, had contended he was fired in retaliation for disclosing cost overruns on the C5A aircraft project in testimony before Congress. Herman D. Staiman, chief of Real Estate For Sale 1 1 Real Estate For Sale 1 1 letter day for Ernie Fitz Wholesale Distributorship Now Available Ik' In ISusiiiess For Yourself Full Or Part Time DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED NOW To supply and service company established accounts in your local area for the WORLD FAMOUS DONNA LEE COMPANY No selling experience required as company will turn over company established accounts located in drug, variety, supermarkets and discount stores.

Profit potential is virtually unlimited. and more for each day worked is a very conservative estimate. A secured inventory puts you in an established business right now. WRITE TODAY (include phone number): DONNA LEE COMPANY 6(H) N. Jackson Strrrt Media, Penna.

gerald." INVESTORS ONLY! 2 duplexes, each with built-ins and full. Good Rental records and fine condition. Less than 3 years old with 3V mortgages. Priced to produce good yield for the wise investor. Robin Jones 484-4104 "Glick taking a loss and it my gain," said customer Thomas Lawrence.

"He's a nice guy and he's giving Pittsburgh a break." Glick says he cut his prices because "people haven't had a chance to eat meat at today's prices." A bargain basement sale atmosphere surrounded Glick's meat counter as customers jostled, shouted and occasionally the Civil Service Commission's field examining office, did not uphold Fitzgerald's reasoning. But he found that Fitzgerald's dismissal was for "other purely personal reasons" and therefore was contrary to regulations providing for reductions in force. SHELDON K. BENETT Sheldon K. Bennett, 27, recently completed training and has been assigned as a patrolman to the Fort Collins office of the Colorado State Patrol.

Bennett, was born in Columbus, Ohio, and completed high school there before joining the Marine Corps in 1965, serving in Vietnam and Okinawa before his discharge in 1971. He also served at the U.S. Embassy in Lebanon for two years. For the last two years, Bennett has been a sheriff's deputy at Fairplay in Park County. Bennett and his wife, Phyllis, Fitzgerald could not be reached for comment.

Fitzgerald had told the committee in 1968 that C5A cost overruns had exceeded $2 billion because of faulty cost estimating and inadequate cost control and planning, among other things. Fitzgerald's testimony fueled congressional criticism of the way the Air Force handled the C5A contract with the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. After his testimony on the cost overruns, the Air Force assigned Fitzgerald to check costs of a bowling alley in Thailand and at Air Force mess halls, a downgrading of his PAUL D. KENNEPOHL Paul D. Kennepohl, 26, cf Loveland recently graduated from the Colorado Law Enforcement Training Academy at Golden and is in training with command officers of the Colorado State Patrol, Fort Collins Division Office.

Kennepohl was born in Fallon, attended high school there and served in the Army between 1966 and 1968. Previous to the 10-week training course, Kennepohl worked in a Colorado Springs service station. He and his wife, Terrie, have two children. lost their tempers in taking advantage of the price bargains. Glick claims there are no gimmicks.

"This is a carload of USDA top choice grade beef," he said. He says the sale will continue "for a couple of days because Fitzgerald was fired from his post as deputy for management systems on Jan. 5, 1970, and was told it was because of an over-all reduction in force. Fitzgerald later was hired as a part-time consultant to the congressional Joint Economic Committee. Sen.

William Prox-mire, vice chairman of 482-3300 323 S. COLLEGE Real Estate For Sale 1 1 IrJrrrJrrrrdfdrrJrJ we're limiting how much a cus- and their daughter live in Fort tomer can buy to five steaks Collins. and five pounds of other cuts." Public hearing scheduled on new health regulation Helping others: The story of John Kormylds life STEAL OF A DEAL! Owner lias moved and says SELL! 2 arm lot. with large bedrooms, baths, large carpeted kitchen with loads of cupboard, built-in break-last nook and convenient utility area. Almost 1800 square feet of rural luxury with 2 car garage.

CALL TODAY! Ilolloy BLOW YOUR MIND! In these 10 grassy acres, complete with meadow and a fishing stream. Newly repainted older farm house with 4 large bedrooms, large country kitchen, with walk-in pantry and glassed-in breakfast area. Large porch invites evening occupancy and 2 car garage. Instantly accessible from 1-25 and city utilities. Owner lias priced in the low OO's.

Don't delay, see and get rcadv to move today Han Larson Ilobiu Jones 4S4-1KU fore the department makes its recommendation. conform to the patient's bowlegs, knock knees, high, step or any other characteristic, and enable him to walk as he did Individual sewage systems, by state law, have become the total responsibility of the County Board and Department, of Health. A public hearing on regulation Number 7, which involves rules and regulations for individual sewage systems, will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in The accident victim, Edgar Sixberry, then 28, got out of bed and walked three days later. A boy, born with a congenital The regulation also states that the county commissioners cannot approve a plan unless the Health Department has made a favorable recommendation on the proposed method of sewage disposal.

before he lost his leg. Another innovation he and others at Gottsche developed, is a lightweight, plastic, spiral leg By It. W. "Red" FENWICK For The Associated Press THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (AP) It took- place back in those bleak, jobless depression days of the 1930s.

John Kormylo slipped and a freight train ran over his foot. He was only a boy. They didn't find him until four hours later. Kormylo -is honest and perfectly frank about the incident. He was helping a schoolmate steal coal from a moving gon Funeral Notices defect two stubby, incomplete and badly crooked legs and who had never walked, was "on his own two feet" three days after he arrived at Gottsche.

"When he took his first few steps and knew he could walk, you could hear him laughing clear out in the hallway," Kor-mvlo recalled. the Courthouse hearing room. House Bill 1553, enacted during the last legislative session, gives the county responsibility for individual sewage systems. According to the bill, the department must develop and adopt rules and regulations by Oct. 1.

According to regulation Number 7, the Board of Health shall review: 323 S. COLLEGE 482-3300 rdrrrdrrdrjrrrdrrrJr brace designed to replace the cumbersome metal brace. Much of his know-how comes from constantly watching people walk, by being sympathetic, by being an amputee and by studying. He's taken courses from New York University, the Veterans Administration and the University of California at Los Angeles on all phases of prosthetics. It may be because of his own childhood experience, but Kormylo has devoted much study to the management of prosthet Private Funeral Parking DONER effluent Mrs.

Gertrude F. Doner of 2205 Systems disposing into state waters, I Hi If Loyola. Arrangements Later. MEITLER John W. Meitler of 419 Whedbee.

Service Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Warren Chapel. Interment Grandview Cemetery. ics for children. OPEN HOUSE He becomes excited when he A dentist who had never been able to stand without pain and whose outlook was grim and distrustful, played six holes of golf the first day on a "test" leg.

He wasn't supposed to do it but he did. Then came the really big test, Kormylo smiled. The man wanted to walk on the 'awn-just to see if he could do it. Walking on grass may seem esy to a man with two good legs. But to an amputee with a prosthetic limb, it's an accomplishment.

The man walked. His happiness was unbounded. "One of the most rewarding things in my work," Kormylo says, "is to watch the change in a patient's facial expression dola in the freight yards at Minneapolis, Minn. The other boy's father was unemployed. The family needed the coal badly.

John Kormylo was helping out. And that's the story of his life helping others. The surgeon told young John's mother that he could take off the boy's toes and part of his heel. But he'd limp badly all his life. He suggested removing the boy's leg just below the knee so he could walk later with an artificial leg.

That is what he did. He amputated the leg where he said he would, and John Kormylo says today that he is eternally grateful to him. It may sound cruel at first, but 'one of the greatest things that" ever happened for almost tells about fitting a child with an arm and a hook and the joy at watching the bov or eirl learning to use it. Kormylo is aided in his work Systems disposing effluent on the ground, Systems which serve commercial, business, institutional, industry property or multi-family dwellings. An addition, to the act, which is included in regulation Number 7, says that the Health Department may require a subdi-vider to submit additional engineering or geological reports or data and to conduct a study of the economic feasibility of a sewage treatment works bs- every day from 1:00 to 5:00 P.M.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CLASSIFIED ADS by his wife, Anne, and he is more than delighted that one of his four sons, Phil, will gradu ate in 10 months from UCLA and follow in his footsteps. THE ACTION COMPANY In all, Kormylo has made more than 75,000 artificial limbs. Before moving to Thermopolis he worked for several other manufacturers of artificial limbs and during World Faith Hospital board NEW 1-3 bedroom home, bath and a half, fully carpeted, garage; too. Come see it at 41 6 Irish Drive. Price 1 4 bedroom home, bath and a half, fully carpeted and more.

See it at 420 Irish Drive. Priced at $23,700. PHONE A I 482-7800 I War II turned out 17,000 pros to discuss budget, tnetic devices for servicemen. as he progresses here. "They come in looking like the world had come to an end.

The first time they walk, they smile. The next day they show their happiness in everything they do. They leave here smiling and with a different outlook on life. "That's what makes my work worth doing." Kormylo has fitted limbs for ambulance service 100,000 amputees since then, was when John Kormylo lost his leg. Kormylo became a certified prosthetist a maker of artificial limbs.

and he is now regarded as something of a miracle man. Kormylo's clients come from Denver, from New York and Los Angeles, from all over this nation and even foreign countries. They come in wheelchairs, on Realty Suspect arrested after bomb threat all types and all ages from Your Hosts-Gil Beckner-482-6984, Gordon Wells -482-3879 1630 South College 484-1001 six-month-old child to a man in Minneapolis who was 104. Enabling a 93-year-old wom The Poudre Valley Hospital Board of Directors will meet Wednesday to discuss the budget for the hospital district mill levy and hear a report on ambulance services and costs. The report will be presented by Jack Peverley, head of the Fort Collins Ambulance Servics.

The board also will continue Check Your Ad stretchers, on ill-fitting limbs an to get out of her wheelchair DENVER (AP) The FBI said Monday it had arrested a Denver man and charged him with threatening to bomb the federal building in downtown Denver. Special Agent in Charge Louis Giovanetti said Louis Taylor 43, who said he was end walk after years of con The Coloradoan assumes responsibility for ONLY 1 incorrect insertion of any ad. Please read your ad and call any cor' rection to the Want Ad Depart ment before 9 a.m. the next DON'T HESITATE day. 482-7800 finement is an achievement which still warms the heart of this very human, extremely sensitive man.

Once a man little more than four feet tall came to Kormylo for help. He wanted to be made taller so he could get a job as a grocery store cashier. Kormylo fitted him with extended legs. He got the job. A boy, born with little more formerly from Omaha, was charged with using a telephone to transmit a bomb threat.

Giovanetti said no bomb was found after the call was telephoned to the federal building and Taylor was arrested Satur Notices which cause the stumps to bleed and- become infected. Seme have never walked before. Kormylo has them walking the first day three days at the outside. Just before a recent Christmas, a Casper, Wyo. man's leg was horribly crushed when his car smashed into the Big Horn River bridge four miles south of here.

He was rushed to the Gottsche Rehabilitation Center here. Surgeons, preparing to sent for Kormylo. They asked him where would be the best place to remove the Its. with its consideration of a proposal for a psychiatric unit in the hospital. Other agenda items include: A transfer of funds for capital improvements expenditures.

A report from the employe council. A progress report on the remodeling of the obstetrics unit. The consideration of the purchase of new lab equipment. The meeting begins at 2 p.m. in the hospital board room.

STILL TIME to register tor classes at Miller Manor Dance Studio: Baton, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tumbling. Boys' tumbling class Saturday mornings. 829 South Shields. 484-0082. PRIVATE PARKING 1 block rom CSU, $5 per month at Varsity Court, day night following the phone than hips, now has long, i call.

484-7709. Taylor told FBI agents he had recently come here from Omaha. Lost and Found straight, operable legs made by Kormylo. more than 6 feet tall and at one more than 6 feet tallandatone time weighed more than 223 pounds. He golfs regularly, introduced ice-fishing to this area FOUND: PAIR of skis on Plum Street.

Call Dave 667-2177. READY TO RELAX? This is the ideal home for the retired family looking for easy living. The landscaping is mature, neat, trouble free. The home is "old shoe" comfortable, and in a stable, mature neighborhood of fine homes. Two bedrooms, den, large living room, family room, dining room, Hi baths.

The lovely white brick fireplace with the brass finishings invite relaxation. Drop anchor here, in University Acres, and enjoy this western rancher. Call John Smith, 482-2230 (res) (13R) BUILDING SITES Two unique building sites are presently available os follows: 1. Duplex 4 plex lot; large, and well situated in an excellent area. All utilities available.

Suitable for building luxury units. Financing available. (40SW) 2. Residential parcel; consists of 1 i acres of flat valley land on Horsetooth Reservoir. Excellent terms; owner will take low down payment and carry the balance.

Priced well below market. This site hos year round access and suitable for permanent residence. (HH) Call Neal L. Schlobohm 482-7829 (res) Kormylo-studied the victim his weight and height, the Services pending for McVicker LOST: MALE Irish Setter, 1 year old, near South County Road 5 ana Colorado 14. 482-8475, 484-7634.

Large reward. FOUNdT guN. AliensPark" Area-48i 02O3. shape and muscles of his legs. when he moved here in 1960 for an asthmatic condition, and walks with only a slight hesitancy in Ms gait.

Boulder rabies tag, Mulberry. Reward. DENVER (AP) Funeral LOST: BLACK Cat, vicinity 2700 West 482-8393. He deolores the fact that Damage caused at Collindale course According to Collindale Golf Course Pro William Metier, there was minor damage to the "There," -he said. "At that point I'll be able to fit him with a limb he can use best." Chamberlain sets statuFof university talk on October 9 there is only about one quali FOUND: FEMALE Irish Setter, young, vicinity Alcove's Carpet Store, Fort Col-lins.

493-0600 or 667-1691. FOUND: MALE puppy, Husky-mix. Found in downtown area. 307 South Sherwood. 493-4331.

fied prosthetist to every 250,000 individuals in this country. Few seem to be interested in the city links this weekend by van profession as a career, he says Loans dals. Kormvlo. convinced that a services were pending today for former Congressman Roy H. McVicker who died Saturday night at his Adams County home.

He was 49. McVicker, who suffered an incurable spinal column disease for the past two years, won election to Congress for one term in 1964 in the 2nd district, running as a Democrat. He had previously served eight years in the Colorado Senate from Jefferson County. Survivors include his wife, study of anatomy is a pre Metier told police Sunday that "Status! of the University" is the toDic of Colorado State Uni requisite to the study of pros he found four greens had been driven over by a golf cart, several trees rammed or driven thetics, spent three years learn ing the subject at the Univer sity of Minnesota. NEW LISTING BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM HOME This new home has just been completed and is ready for immediate possession.

Quality and workmanship are the main characteristics of this beautiful split-level. Every detail has been taken care of with little decorative touches throughout, such os antique mirrors in the main bath and entry way, natural wood railing along exposed stairway and natural wood room divider in the living room. Add custom walnut cabinets with a huge pantry, cathedral ceilings in living room, dining room and family room, deluxe appliances in the kitchen and extra quality carpet throughout and you have one of the most desirable homes ia this price range in Fort Collins. For a private showing or more information call Larry A. Thompson 482-9676 (res) CASH FOR YOUR SECOND MORTGAGE OR CONTRACT OF SALE Free commitment 482-22tti or He likes to keep posted on new developments in his field and has some innovations to his Mary, daughter Elizabeth, a brother and two sisters.

over and broken glass was found on the course. According to Metier, a key had been left inadvertently in one of the electric carts overnight. Metier suspected youths at a "drinking party" on the course were to reports. Business Opportunities 8 versity President A.R. Chamberlain's address when he speaks to an alteervice club luncheon Oct.

9. The luncheon for the combined service clubs of Fort Collins will be in the CSU Student Center and the host club this year is the Rotary. Club members are expected to contact their respective presidents to reserve a space for the luncheon. This will be the second year for the status of the university presentation. 100 COW CAPACITY dairy (arm, located SPENDING credit, too.

Among them is the first peg-like artificial leg which is adjusted during the patient's initial walks to fit his gait, center of balance and manipulation of the lower limbs. From the pattern thus determined, the finished limb will In 1971, Americans spent less 220 South College Avenue Fort Colluis. Colorado 80b21 Telephone: (303) 493-7000 than 28 per cent of their take' Groundskeepers today were on 18 acres along foothills. Good 3-bed-room home, 3 car garage, many trees. Good equipment.

Only 2'j years old. Loafing shed with S3 stalls, maternity shed, other misceileneous buildings. 73 units of MEDA Base. Buck Realty, 484-8189. 35 UNIT APARTMENT-building.

Front Range Realty, 482-5305. working on repairing the dam home pay for food, clothing and shoes, alcoholic beverages and RfALlOR age and said it might amount to $500. tobacco products..