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Vyn TODAY, Saturday. November 1. 1969 2B 1 fL Saturday mMm CXPE CANAVERAL Children's Storv Hour. Cape Canaveral Public Library, 10 a.m. The Beach Group, AA, 105 Buchanan Ave.

8:30 p.m. COCOA Dog obedience training, Provost Park, 9 atm. Cocoa Stamp Club, Public Library, 10 a.m. Daybreakers Toastmasters Club, Howard Johnson's 7:30 a.m. Indian.

River Post 22, American Legion Hall, buffet 5:30 8:30 p.m.; dancing, 9 p.m. Tccn Dance. Tiger Den. 8 to 11:30 p.m. COCOA BEACH Bingo.

Elks Lodge, 150 N. Brevard Ave. ROCKLEDC.E Ball Room Dancers Club, McLarty Recreation Center, 8 pm. Brevard County Blood Bank, 1011 Rock ledge 9 a.m. to 1 m.

lU.USJU'V TITUSVILLE" Women's basketball league, Jackson Junior High, 1:45 p.m. Blood Bank hours, Jess Parrish Hospital, 9 a.m. 1 p.m. Gateway group, AA, open, 414 Washington Ave. 8:30 p.m.

Square Dance, Indian River Civic Center 3:30 p.m. Square Dance, Hopkins Ave. YMCA, 8 p.m. mmmsA branch, Savings EAU GALLIE Melbourne Eau Gallie University Women, First Federal building, 10 a.m. MELBOURNE Downtown Group, AA, 333 New Haven 8:30 p.m.

Blood Bank' hours, Brevard Hospital, 8 am. to noon. Jaycees, Jaycees Building, 8 p.m. Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship, Tradewinds Cafeteria, 7 p.m. PALM BAY Adult Social, Port Malabar Yacht Club, 8 p.mj Port Malabar Rifle and Pistol Club, firing range, 1:30 p.m.

SATELLITE BEACH Allemanders, Civic Center, square dance, 8 p.m. All notices to appear in this calendar should be addressed to TODAY calendar editor and mailed to Box 1330, Cocoa. Notices' must be 'received at least one day before publication. Please notify TODAY In case of changes or deletions. Satellite Beach Chief Henderson Back on Duty Satellite Beach police Chief Jack Henderson officially returned to duty Thursday, the same day city officials were notified his suspension was lifted.

Henderson was suspended by Gov. Kirk after he was indicted by the Brevard County Grand Jury for alleged malpractice. "We got the notification in yesterday's mail," City Council Chairman Richard Herbine said Friday. Unofficial notification came Tuesday afternoon to Sen Beth Johnson, who passed the word along to Mayor Percy Hedgecock in time for him to announce it at a political forum that evening. The people at the forum applauded the news.

"He came back on board yesterday morning. We're mightly glad to get him back again," Police Commissioner Al Pekora said. wBs.Tcyr TheNASA Tours NASA Causeway IfA Q31 1 START 11 HERE ML VcroB.ac Hedgecock Facing Opposition at Satellite Beach One in a Serfei Percy Hedgecock, mayor since the town was formed, and challenger George Fellows will battle for the only contested seat Tuesday in Satellite Beach city elections. While Hedgecock and Fellows tangle for the mayoral post, incumbents Richard Herbine and Reginald Leonard arc unopposed for colincil seats. The candidatesi PERCY HEDGECOCK (Mayor) PERCY HEDGECOCK GEORGE FELLOWS Percy L.

Hedgecock, founder and first 'and only mayot of Satellite Beach, is still another term in the post. In his years in Brevard County, he has been, in addition to mayor, a Brevard County School Board member and contractor. He was also founder of the Astronaut Trail Association and has been active in city and county civic and political activities. lcdgecock is basing his campaign on the creation of an island park recreation cenicr along the west edge of the city. He said he won't No Treat For Older Trickster get my free "spook juice" and didn't fool them, cither.

An astute clerk commented' "You usually get beer, donJt you?" (You think Captain Midnight drinks beer? What's the matter with you?) There goes the bottom stud The captain's stomach is getting cold. In Cocoa I rummaged through a neighborhood where people kept siying "Aha! We know you. YoVre that nutty guy." I confessed nothing. In Rockledge I met a horse going more backward than forward, laid 12 red lollipops on him (it whatever) and proceeded to start bumping into people who would inquire of my age. I mean they would come right out and say how old are you, anyway? Hey Maude, they are getting bigger.

You should see this. I asked, politely, as is Captain Midnight's custom, if there was perchance an age limit? No, they said, but THERE' SHOULD BE. Scorn, Harrumph. The meanest street was Browning Street in Rockledge. There, if you will believe.

Captain Midnight was called "some kind of nut." And "no" I could not have a treat. I was unprepared for this, not having any tricks up my sleeve or anything. But next year well, who can bell about next year? The top stud is gone and the shirt is flapping in the wind and the two frogs I met were kind enough not to laugh. A boy frog and a girl frog, I believe, and we exchanged some and discussed the night's luck. The frogs complaining that Halloween is not what it used to and then they looked at me very closely and raid hey, what are you anyway? I explained about Captain Midnight and they said, oh, no, Captain Midnight doesn't flap around like that.

tall and skinny andjias a shield. They were right. So I laid another lollipop on them and went Next year I'll go as a frog. Maybe somebody will kiss me. have to do much campaigning, he will just stand on his record.

He is married, and he and his wife, Helen, have two daughters, Barbara, 26, and Judy, 23. GEORGE R. FELLOWS (Mayor) George R. Fellows, 49, a newcomer to the Satellite Beach political scene, is giving incumbent Percy Hedgecock his first opposition since formation of the community 13 years ago. A retired Army master sergeant, Fellows recently took over direction of the Citizens Vigilance Committee when the founder was transferred out of the area.

He lives at 495 Cinnamon Drjve 'andhas a daughter attending Satellite High School. Fellows is basing his campaign on opposition to a proposed recreation center between Satellite Beach and the Banana River. He claims divelopment of the island will lead Jo the development of. ntarby islands by private investors who will use a city RICHARD HERBINE constructed bridge to the recreation island as access to tlie private areas. In addition to being head of Citizens Vigilance Committee, Fellows also is active in youth activities.

REGINALD LEONARD (Council) Reginald Leonard, in cumbant Satellite Beach is seeking reelection. A ,13 year resident of the community, heiias been on the council Tor 10 years. He is a member or the Satellite REGINALD LEONARD Beach Lions' Club, American Institute of. Aeronautics and Astronautics, American A'stronomical Society, YMCA, Friends of the Library, and attends the Methodist Church. He has been a qoach for the Little League baseball and touch' football teams and holds membership in the' Platinum Coast Swim Club and Satellite Beach Quarterback Club He retired from the.

Army Corps of Engineers as a lieutenant colonel. Leonard is interested in seeing the Island park developed Into a recreational area for the city. He, says it will be a real asset to the community. RICHARD HERBINE Council) Richard Herbine also seeks re election to the Satellite Beach Council. Herbine, 67, graduated from West P6int in 1924 and colonel.

He was a pilpt or.3 1 yearX He joined Pan Am "at" Cape Kennedy" in 1956, and worked there until 1958. He Has lived in Satellite Beach since 1958 and served on the council for 10 years. He is a member of the Cape Canaveral West Point Alumni Association. He is married and has a daughter teaching at Jefferson Junior High School. A chairman of the council and a member jf the finance committee, Herbine is interested in economical city Government and wants to get the most for each municipal dollar spent.

L. GLENN LITTLEJOHN TIMOTHY DERATANY MAYOR BOB HORN HAROLD BALZER JOHN HARRIS 3 Seek Indialantic One in a Series Eight candidates, including incumbents Robert E. Horn and Charles iharp will contest two seats in Tuesday's town election in Indialantic. Challenging Mayor Horn for his pgst are Harold Balzer and lenn Littlejohn. Sharp's coitncil seat is being challenged by Timothy Deratany, John Ha i William Mayers and Robert Mead.

The candidates: ROBERT HORN (Mayor) Robert Earle Horn is seek ing re efection as mayor of Indialantic. A 12 year resident of the community, he Is president of Fifth Avenue Colony, Inc. and former owner of the Pink Porpoise Book and Record Shop. He presently serves as a member of the Brevard Library Board and served as chairman three times. He was foundLr of the Florida Seaside Art Show held annually in Indialantic.

Past president of the Civic Music Association of South Brevard and former executive director of the Association of Marine Explorers. He is a Tnember of Indian River Shellfish Association, Brevard Historical Society, Indian River Anthropological Society, Brevard Hospital Association and Brevard Mental Health Association. Horn in his platform said will continue to expand a i i a ion of Fifth Avenue, the beachfront and city park and will continue his effoits to produce a cultural and recreational complex on city owned beachfront prcperty. He says he work to acquire the moa efficient employes available to serve the city and work to remove the cliques and secret meetings from city government.government. He says he will also WILLIAM MAYERS strive to couperate closely with the new city for mutual benefit of both communities and the residents of both.

L. GLENN LITTLEJOHN (Mayor) L. Glenn Littlejohn, 32, a candidate for mayor has served one term as a councilman and over five years on the Indialantic zoning boards. In his platform he calls for the planned ind controlled development of existing cbm mercial areas within the town, a return to sound fiscal planning, a roncerted drive for recreational facilities and a return to mature government working in harmony for planned progress. He is presently eastern division vice president of Daniels and Associates of Denver, Colo, and has lived in the area for over 14 years.

He was educated at Melbourne High School and the Citadel, Charleston, SC. He worked, for the Boeing Co. at Cape Kennedy for 8V4 years, and entered the cablevision industry about four years ago Littlejohn is married and has three children, HAROLD BALZER (Mayor) Having served as councilman from 196668 Harold Balzer is now seeking the, position of mayor. A "resident of. Florida for the M2i or Post ROBERT MEAD past 12 years, he was graduated from the University of Washington and was a graduate student at Ohio State University.

has worked as a management consultant at Patrick AFB and as a. former instructor in a political science at Butler University. In civic affairs he is a charter niember of the Indialantic Volunteer i re Department and is a member and' former secretary of the Melbourne Rotary Club. As mayor Balzer says he will monitor, all town expenditures with sound fiscal policies, and require large expenditures to be approved by public referendum. He will develop an adequate recreational program to serve alL residents, he says, and encourage small retail merchants to locate on Fifth Avenue, and push for construction of a 1 1 causeway bridge.

CHARLES SHARP (Council) Charles L. Sharp, 48, is seeking re election to the Indialantic Town Council. During hfs" council career he has served on the Board of Adjustment, Zoning and Planning Board as chairman for two years, fire com Commissioner Wilson Wins Award WJHATl National Aeronautic! and Spac Administration Trana World Airlinei hour bu tour of the Kennedy Space CcntW and Cape Kennedy. WHEN Seven dayi a week frdm 8:00 a m. until twoJaoun before sundown.

WHEBErBuae Imt from the NASA Caraway 7 mi lee nMHUAl, PEICEi Adiffij, IZBO; 124 Swan old. 11.25 ($1 each for group oi zu or mora wiu i 60 cent (with an adult). up of 20 or mora with an adult); 341 year old, FRIDAY'S TOURS; 847 MERRITT ISLAND County Commissioner Lori Wilson has been chosen by the Merritt Island Jaycees to receive the 1970 good government award. Mrs. Wilson was.

chosen from a group of gpvern ment officials nominated, including County Solicitor David Porter; Leonard Spielvogel, executive committee member of the Brevard County Bar Association; and O. D. Peavy. Brevard County zoning director." 'Battle of the Sexes' Monday wv '6 i miH uuiiuii ijiama yuariei will present "Jhe Battte of the Sexes," at 8 p.m. Monday at we ure vara junjor uonege Fine Arts Center under the sponsorship of the BJC Lyceum Council.

The show will consist of( presentations of portions of plays from 'Shakespeare to lbee. Admission is" free. Riley Paintings on Display COCOA BEACH Paintings byNorma Riley of Cocoa Beach are presently on display in themulti pupose'room of the Cocoa Beach Public Library. Nurses toHear Dr. Honfg ROCKLEDGE Dr.

James Honig M.D. will speak to a meeting of the Florida Nurses Association Tuesday iiSkiiSiiSiiii fr: o4 f'Siiti tevard i Am'SentraiS 111 fmkmmTsimwz y. bIbkT was. v. w.

Vw i iyf' ra wrf V'5S' sr' AhJt 2 at 2 1 ililil Classroom Wuesthoff, Memorial at 8 Hospital Vfv. Honig wiir discuss Modern Concepts of Obstetrics and Gynecology." Johnson Stationed in Colorado TITUSVILLE Air Force Capt. Carl NAJbhnsori, husband of the former Marilyn Wenzelof Titusville, has reported for duty at Ent AFB, Colo, a Capt. JohnSon, a systems staff officer, is. assigned, to 1151st Special Activity Squadron, a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command.

He previously served at Johnston'IsJand. Mrs. Johnson, is the daughterNif Mrs Ruth PaU terson, 417 Rockpit Road. S. CHARLES SHARP member, and as a fire commissioner for one year.

He was a charter member and assistant 'chief' of the Indialantic Volunteer Fire Department. He was formerly engineering test pilot for United Aircraft Corp. and Sperry Gyroscope and manager of Aircraft operations, Great Lakes Carbon and RCA Flight Research Laboratory. He presently is the owner of two surfboard shops. Sharp will be running on the record established by the police and fire department, the town, and favors close cooperation between Indialantic and Melbourne Beach police departments.

He desires to keep the predominanately residential nature of the town with a strong belief in law and order. He is married and has six children. WILLIAM MAYERS (Council) William F. Mayers, a candidate for election to the Indialantic Town Council retired from the U.S. Air Force in 1964 and the next" year established residence in Indialantic.

He is employed in' the system at Patrick AFB as an authorization and allowance monitor. He has served as a criminal investigator with the army CID and supervised both military police" and air police law enforcement activities. In his platform, Mayers advocates the initiating and developing of an effective recreation and community proeram, tn include nlans for a civic center. He will work to maintain an effective law enforcement apencv with crime prevention a maior effort, and to improve management procedures in the administration of city business. He will publicize prior to council meetings, the issues of city business that will be acted upon at meetings.

This, hesaid. wilL afford those interested in a particular issue and opportunity to voice, their opinioru Mayers is'marr' ind has three crown. chiWn n. ROBERT MEAT) (Council) RoSert (Bi'Pky) Mead, 49, is a retired, U.S. NavyCom mander and has been "a resident of Indialantic for' 6V4 years.

He holds an AB degree in economics, from 'the University of He is president of the South 1 Benches Athletic Association. As a councilman Mead says he will urge and support sale of the Bahama Beach Club property to a nationally recognized motel restaurant chain, and will put pressure on for construction of a high rise four lane bridge connecting Indialantic with the mainland. He will encourage recrea tional needs of youngsters thorough financial support of volunteer organized recreational groups. He will carefully evaluate expenditures and insure proper safeguard of municipal funds, he says. He will advocate making idle tax money, accumulate at a higher rate of intere'st than the present 4.5 per cent.

He will also encourage new business through logical zoning, planning and beautifica tion programs. TIMOTHY DERATANY (Council) Timothy Deratany, 30, has been a resident of Indialantic for more than five years, and a South Brevard resident for 22 years. He is owner of business and rental property on Fifth Avenue, and operates Tim's Barber Shop; In his platform, Deratany calls for development of an exclusive shopping district on Fifth Avenue, but would work to prevent creeping commercialism i i residential areas. He would urge adequate funding and city support for a recreational program. would also work for harmony and cooperation in city government.

Deratany is married and has two children, a boy and a girl. JOHN HARRIS (Council) John A. E. Harris, 45, a candidate Indialantic Council has been a resident of 'the community for over two years. Born in Philadelphia, he attended Lehigh and McGill Universities and was employed for manv years in thetrust department of the First Trust.

and Deposit Co. Syracuse, N.Y. in 1954. Harris is currently serving on the Indialantic town committee. Harris says he has a desire to promote business within the present business area i Indialantic, but hopes to be able to retain the residential atmosphere of the area.

Indialantic has great potential, Harris said, "and every effort should be made to take advantage of it. would like to see a strong merchants association formed. A Harris also plans to institute what he hopes will become a self perpetuating fund, derived from the incom? present idle town' money for the purpose, of beautification, recreation and general town improvement 1 r4 1".