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The Palm Beach Post, Thursday, Doc. 7, 19G7 D9 Announcements Deaths And Funerals Rusk Warns On Coalition For Vietnam be conducted by VFW Post 2007 at Hlllcrest Cemetery. Friends may call from 12 noon to 9 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. until service time Friday at the funeral home.

FUNERAL NOTICES LI ROY D. ftHOIMAKIR Services lor Ltroy D. Shoemaker, 44, of 1637 South Military Trail, West Palm Beach who dld Tuesday, wilt be at 11 a.m. Saturday at ttit Stephens Funeral Home, AHentown, with Tillman Funeral Home, West Palm Beach, In charge of local arrangements. MRS.

MARY I. SAVAOI Services tor Mrs. Mary E. Savage, 74, of 411 Center Jupiter, who died Tuesday, wltl be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Peoples Congregational Church, Jupiter.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. today at the Jupiter Tequesta Funeral Home. Burial will be In up iter Cemetery. L-, MRS. LILLIE E.

BUCKOW Mrs. Lillie E. Buckow. 80. mother of The Palm Beach Post-Times outdoors editor Edwin C.

(Ed) Buckow, died Wednesday. She made her home with her on at 1335 Sunset Road. Mrs. Buckow had lived In Riviera Beach and In West Palm Beach since 1944 when the family arrived lrom Berkeley HeightB, N.J. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs.

Esther Howell of Riviera Beach. Friends may call at Quattle-baum-Holieman-Burse Funeral Home, West Palm Beact, from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Private services will be held later at the convenience of the family. HERBERT Z.

SOROL Herbert Z. Sokol, 37, of 1200 Poplar Grove Drive NE Atlanta, died Tuesday at Emory University Hospital there. He was a resident of Palm Beach, from 1952 to 1958 and West Palm Beach from 1959 until 1964 when he moved to Atlanta. Survivors Include his wife, Esther Roberts, a former ln- tructor at Graham-Eckes achool in Palm Beach; two sons, Bruce David and Todd Sherman, nd a daughter, Cynthia Jean-ette, all of Atlanta; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David L. Sokol, Boca Raton, former residents of Palm Beach; and two sisters, Mi's. Lorraine Horwitz of Bloom-field, and Mrs. Doba S. Mendelson of Palm Beach.

Services were scheduled for Atlanta. He held many patents on and manufactured aerosol machinery. A chemical engineer, Mr. So kol was founder of and former owner-president of Pressure Pak Inc. of West Palm Beach At his death he was president cf General Kinetics, Inc.

of Atlanta. JAMES INGRAHAM Word has been received here of the death of James Ingra- ham, 75, of 719 Third West Palm Beach, Sunday In Baltimore, Md. Survivors include at daughter, Mrs. Allen Heath of 1016 Webb Court, Baltimore. Services will be at 1 p.m.

today at the Mutters Funer al Home In Baltimore. DAVID W. GAI.BREATH SR. David W. Galbreath 49, of 432 Buchanan Staten Island, N.Y., died Wednesday in Hoboken, N.J.

Until two months ago, he had resided in Juno Isles. Survivors Include his widow, Audrey; two sons, David W. Jr. of North Faun Beach, and John of Staten bland; and one daughter, Miss Patrice of Staten Is land. Requiem mass will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at St. Michael's Monastery Church In Union City, N.J. CARL V. LEHTTNEN Carl V. Lehtinen, 65, of 913 Lake Lake Worth, died Tuesday.

Survivors Include one sister, Mrs. Saima Zupan of Wauke- gan, 111; two brothers, Heimo of Lake Worth and Edward of Waukegan. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Lakeside Chapel, Lake Worth. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

today at the chapel. ALEX DOWNIE Alex Downie, 52, of 11354 Clare West Palm Beach, died Friday in Brooklyn, N.Y. Rosary service will be at 8 p.m. today at the Quattlebaum-Holleman-Burse Funeral Home, Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.

Graveside services will Presenting the medal last Friday to Reese, only the eighth Florid ian to receive the award in the last 10 years, Is Charles Swanson, right, Liberty Mutual representative, and W. L. Gorton, Pratt and Whitney general manager, left. RESCUER HONORED George II. Reese, computer operator at Pratt and Whitney Research and Development Center, accepts the Life Saver's Medal for his part In pulling a 12-year-old boy from the waters of culvert at the center site July 1G.

NEW YORK (UPI) Pointing to the failure of a coalition government Including the Communists in Laos, Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned Wednesday against hasty ideas that such a regime could suc ceed in South Vietnam. Rusk indicated he believed the failure of the Laotian coalition might occur again if the Viet Cong were permitted to team up with the present South Vietnamese government. "Some of us think we know what the other side means when they talk about a coalition government and the neutralization of a country," Rusk told luncheon meeting of the National Association of Manufacturers NAM. "We want to know with considerable precision Just what people mean when they put forward their proposals affecting Vietnam." About 200 antiwar demonstrators paraded in streets around the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel as Rusk spoke. He referred to the protesters as his "welcoming committee" and noted he "saw no representatives" of Communist North Vietnam among them.

A number of U.S. political leaders, including Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, have suggested that Vietnam problem might be solved through a coalition that would include the National Liberation Front NLF, political arm of the Vict Cong. Rusk said the United States had "msde significant compromises" in negotiating a 1962 treaty on the neutrality of Laos and formed a policy of "leave Laos alone." FHP Advised On Bond Plan BELLE GLADE The new bond scheduled for traffic offenders, approved Nov.

29 to be effective Jan. 1 for the small claims-magistrate courts, is in reality in effect today, according to Judge James L. Tyson Jr. The veteran Glades-area Jurist has informed all Florida Highway patrolmen and deputy sheriffs that they should set bonds in accordance with the new schedule, If the court ap pearance date for offenders is after the first of the year. Until the last session of the legislature, the magistrate court located In the Glades Office Building, was the only one of Its kind in the state.

Judge Tyson has held the post since the court came into being in July, 1962. When the small claims and magistrate courts were Joined by an act of the legislature, Judge F. A. Currie was named presiding Judge, due to Employe Wins Medal For Saving Life Of Boy For the swift and efficient manner in which he pulled an unconscious 12-year-old boy from the fast-moving waters of a drain culvert July 16, George H. Reese, of 441 W.

25th Riviera Beach, a computer operator at Pratt Whitney's Research and Development Center, has been awarded the Life Saver's Medal by the Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. Employes of the research worry about loading the camera? WHEN YOU TAKE wo" sun is vt? worry if the camera is wound? ilOVI YOU worry the camera is loaded? just plain worry? 1 CemaUry Lot REDUCED Ks). chiles I 4 tots AAwnory Gardens M2)7V. fr-NOtlCM ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ear Help Itwmaltoa call Tt IW0. 7- Baby Slttlnr.

Nurtarlas POTTY Irolnlng, 14 hour uyylr. Licensed. Days, rxk baardlna. S44- 107. ThAIL Acrtk Nursery' School.

Aa 1-4. Convenient location. MJ-WS9, SNOW WHITI PRIVATI SCHOOL, Iniantt and cnliaren. Ooen don 1 nijius.Ul-4i. 45th STREET Child Car cilr, CJpen Days and Nights.

142.1414. Christmas SATURDAYS? Lt your noy Air-Coo diltonsd fun and play. ST. JUDE PRIVATI SCHOOL Around th cortkjr from th Wall, Kii Australian Ave, Laks North. 4l ii1 8 Pronil HAND-KNIT SwMtars, floral RaauedV-Ann DoMs.

Miniature window Boast. Decoratss) Saap. Disabled hsarl patlsnt. PIos cum. If you don't buy, w.

eon talk. Mrs. Ingram, 529V1 Gardenia St. WP8 U2Mli DIRTY Rugs Clsarwd Clean. Prts) sllmat.

No otil.oullon. M-17. WHY BE FAT? YOU CAN Los hard-to-lot might quickly end safely and not regain former weight. No Ktrclslng. If Interested phon for an appolntrntnt.

IJlJHIk HAVE OPENING tar 1 per Ion Pro-ttisional cart, privet horn. 14. 2340. RESERVE YOUR SANTA SUITS NOW ALDRICH'S UNITED RENT-ALLS 1122 B.lvedtrt Road, B. 1442 loth Slreet, Lakt Park BARBIE A Sklpgtr Doll Cloth.

Priced II cents to 40 Mntt 112-1249. PALM AND CARD ReToTnGs" 5261 Southern Boui.vord. w.pb. AAA. 10 PAs.

Dailr-Sunday. 5144. THARA) ClauvaeTTsalrnfyv tal ood Psychic Rtadlngs. 711 N. Military Troll, 7-blockt North SouhV rilBlvd.

6437525; E'-RMANENfS Compl.t Dorlt Ann Hairdrsstng Salon 4M-7114. 4152 Tallin. "ACOrlA ding Ceremonv. Plowwt, Music, Plcturts. Etc Rtctpllont 4 to 100.

M. Dewoll. 4MS-1 177 -or 5441. 4M4 Lake Worth Rd "Be an 'ALOHA' 6aRN to China 1 paint." 'ChlKS blanks, a 1 1 1 ant suppil. 44- 39J1 FRAMED OIL Paintings Plowsrt 20X24 Perfect 01)1 50 00 542-60II MERRY CHRISTMAS PROM THE VOLUNTEER BUREAU Volunteer Orlvtrt needed to drtv tick A Invalids to Clinic appointments.

a ral Santa's Htlper this ytar. Call th Volunteer Bureau, 613 0000 RELAX. Imprevt concentration, memory, self confidence through tell hypnosis. Ul tut. 10-Loit LIVER-Colortd Pointer, 7-Mentht old answers to nam of Popsy.

Be-twMn Congress Ave. and KlrK Rood. Reword. 46S 1472. Si01l4.

LOST medical oxygen cart on Golf Rd. Boynton. 96S 011I. TAN chihuahua, last vicinity Haverhill and Stucy SI. Reward.

Answers to name Pepper. OV 3-4630, LOST Thanksgiving week, Indies 01-lendort diamond wriitwgtch. Reward. McCorrnlck 545-1917 Hocnd. large, light )an, long fur on body and legs.

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If yog havt test) "TROUBLE" Pleas coll 542-76H. dog with chain choktr flea collar, and Christmas bells on neck. Answert to Reward, contact O. D. Priest Jr.

174-4414 bslroy. Travel OpportunltlBS IHSUREB BRTVe-MvAV SVSTEM BE PROTECTED ICC. RnulaLd 1300 Bioodway, Riviera Bch 141 343 iuT bRitye-A-wArra 30 Ot'lces In USA end Canada 703 Lucern LW 545-400 DRIVERS: Atlanta, Jockson Tenn, Virginia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Is4-34f VOJNG MAN. Excel. R4.

will drlv car to Ohl or snort tup. I33 M9. Employment 12-Help Fmli HOUSFCLEANIecO, GentrcH. nMded Immsdiat.ly. 2 dayt wsok Must hav own transportation.

Apt. 31, 4000 Forest Hill Blvd. GIRL Inhtrtsted In learning autom 0. live hilling and Mile work. Excellent opportunity for capable girt.

Call Trudy Golihoftr tor interview. 641- 3000; EXPERIENCED Barmaid. Evenings. Monday through Saturdoy, 4'J Week. Apply Crown Llauors, Palmaire Shopping Plan, Oetrfltlt) Beach ONE Esperlenct LPN or Medical Assistant tor Doctor's efl'ct.

One X-Ray Technician. Electrocardiogram Technician. Coll 13)1641. COCKTAIL waitress and counter girls Apply HAM 2PM person, Bonanio Sirloin pit. North Palm WAITRESS Wanted evening shift apply Ouke'l Restourent USI Lon la-no.

MAID for Motel 4AM to 1PM Lok Worth resident preferred. 5410544 NURSE FOR Oortors Office. Pe7 itioninl Position. Write Rotufnty Posl Tlmet Box 45, tak. Worm COSMETOLOGIST.

Year round. Apply In person Colonial Beauty Nook 207 North L.W. WIG CONSULTANT Salary and commission on 40-hour 5-day week. Liberal company benefits, with leading department stort). Apply In person at Florida State Employment OUic.

910 Evernla WPB. PRACTICAL nurse to core tor t-yeor old Cerprol Patsy Boy etner cniidrsss Good pay live as Soutiwnd WPB or hove ewst cor Per aetoitt coll Mrs. Rinser 01 542 5444 between HI AM. WAITRFSS. American Poa Retort Hotel.

Eaperlence deslrqpi. But not reQj'red. Room, Ifecis. tips, pttal cnmpetlllvely mvoroftie a y. Uniforms provided Febrkiry one Morrh loocev tfeslrt.

Aoo'V Monoaer Th Colony. Oetroy Beach Florid J. BEAUTY One'Otoe to monng iHc growma business. Guaranteed salary Call 4-t OJAl, Evenings call 4-1IU HO'lSFCLEAellNG. General.

Imm ea.a'eiy 1 dayt wees Musi hove Own Irimsportat.oe, ttd-4444, At tOW Forest H'U B'vd, BEAUTICIAN Mature, all round caerow. Hoiftt A-ik, Detroy 3'V VACHT tvoeoge I I I mea, See tecretorv. M'ng. soen por keeoma, onswtr phots. Con le It you like boats.

Aessn Hc-roW Ty 111437 tor attMlnS ment. MA DS wonted, Snetn spltr pons ot Oresi Ho'-rtay Retort Mete. Palm Bench, Ml lu EVPEO'ENCPD Solnd girl. p.jt) lime Poim Beach Airport Caterers. sej lt' BOOkkEEPER wonted.

ON Trudy Goinetee lor leevew. Sort Voussrog Inc. ttu-XOt. MAID for motel svor E9tnc4 oe'y. Oey'iie Motet.

Lot Dr. Po ns Bench Snores 4--em ANNOUNCING FUJICA INSTANT LOAD SINGLE HERE'S A CAMERA THAT JUST LETS YOU TAKE MOVIES company were attending a fishing tournament on the plant site when William Baker, son of Mrs. Edward J. Baker, 401 Seagrape Road, Lake Worth, tumbled into the water and was carried by the swift current into a culvert running under a road. Reese was too late to reach the boy before he disappeared under the road, but managed to pull the unconscious boy from EVEN LESS WITH TRADE I will i yaw 14 95 1C3C, IT the other end of the 115-foot culvert with the aid of another employe, Gregory Knowlton.

The Baker boy, who was sub merged for about four minutes, was 1 by closed-chest heart massaite by Mrs. Alice Young, plant nurse, and a resus- i a administered by Lt. James CargiU and Millard Summers of the company'! fire department. "I'll never forget the look on his face when we pulled him out of the water, I thought for minute it was too late." Reese said. Thanks to quick thinking and emergency life saving procedures, it was not too late for William Baker.

LEGAL NOTICES NO. ATLANTIC DIM (11 NT COMPANY, notice or ai To: Patricia Relllfv 1401 S. Cniv. grus Avenue, west faun Beacn, lnrinn. You are herehv notified that th.

following motor vehicle 1W3 Cor-valr 1 a Conv. I. D. No. 30967W179049 wilt gold at minllc le at 10:00 a.m.

o'clock on the 12th day ot December 1967 at 825 4th Avenue. Columbus, Georxta. The Droceeds of the tal will be aepnea iirni 10 me navment ol the costi of retaklnK. storing and aale of iald motor vehicle and the cost of publication of nolle of aale and then to the satisfaction of the bal ance due under the contract covering toe of said motor vehicle. Any aurnluj will be nald to you and you will remain liable for any balance remalnln unpaid un der lain contract.

ATLANTIC! DISCOUNT COM- I'AiNJt, INC OF WEST PALM BEACH 30)4 S. Dixie Hwv. December 7, 19S7 NO. 1S437 Notice hereby (tlven that an order dnted December 4. 1967 hai been Issued bv th undersigned au-thorl7tnn the name of the Oil Screw KATUNA official number M71O0 owned by John II.

iiallnntlne of which West Palm Beach. Fla. 1 the home port, 10 be changed to 1KI-TONA VTI. Bill Klna: West Palm Beech. Fla Bill Klni, Documentation Officer By direction of th Officer In Chan U.S.

Coast Guard, Marine InspecUon Pub Dece.iiber 7, 8, 9, 10. 17 NO. JS440 I.KtiAf, AH PAI.M RKVI! COUNTY FIRE CONTHOI. TAX 1)1 NOTICE IS HKRKRY GIVEN. nursuant to the authority nrnvlded in Chapter "3-1747.

Special Laws of Florida 196.1, that public hearings will be held by the Klre Control Commission of Fire Control Tax District r.i. 3 at Thursday. December 21, 1967. In Fire House on arnllnna Dr. Juno.

Palm Beach County, Florida, for the pur pole of considering the adoption bv retohitlon of fire rules and regulations. Ttre codes, and en forcement and appeal procedure! in connection therewith. Hearing will continue from tlm to time, as may be found necessary Published bv order of Fire Con trol Commissioners. Fir. Control Tax District No.

3. on 1) tlm at least fifteen (1f day prior to the da'" or snm tigering. FIRE CONTROL TAX DLSTtlHT NO. 3 By: Roy o. Kunnemann Chnirmnn December 7.

1967 xn. Ol'THF1T ri.nmiM Tt'BERCC' uism HnNTi, O. BOX (4 FI.OIttnA CAM. FOIl miw Seated bids will he received at 10 30 A Thursday December 2) 1967 for the aunpMnr of M'lk and Ice Cream to the Southeast Florida Iunercuiosts If a 1 1 a for a six month ner1d hefflnnlnr 1 19SS and ending June 30. 196.

Bid forms and specifications as to quantity, quality and delivery can he secured at the Southeast Florida Tu berculosis C. B. WILLINOTUM Assistant Superintendent for Administration Pub December 7. 14. 1T WO.

MI'S TV TBF f)t NT COt'PT IV AND PALM nKAni COI-VTY FLORIDA PRORATE NO 2600. IN RK- OF EDNA MARSHALL Deceased notice to CRmrroRS and CLAIMANTS You and each of you are hereby notified and renolrcd to present I claim and demands which von. or either of yon may hnxe aealnst tke Esi.lte of EDNA d- ceaserl. tete or the ounlv ot wwvi. State of Weit Virginia, to the Cmin- tv Judge of Pal Bta.lt ewntv.

Florida, at his office In the Cottrt House. West Palm Beach. FTcrlta. within tlx .) calendar months from the date of the first IviMlra-tlon of tnls notice. Each etetra or demand must be In writlne and must tate t-e place of residence and post office address of the Haimnnt.

nd must he wm sej by the claimant his acert. cr his at-toreer. or the same wit! become void according to tew. Such creditor or etatmant must at tVe rime of th hnsr of the same del'ver a COpv Of C'atm tO Too. in mmMnce spter 61-t4.

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