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Tuesday, July 21. 1064 a USE LOW COST A JiJJnJ oMwkar' CLASSIFIED ADS TO BUY, SELL RENT OR TRADE Articles Houses Acreage Cars FILL THOSE JOBS through our Help Wanted Columns Ml, WANT-AD Classified County News Of Record OSCEOiA-POLK COUNTIES I 4 I 'im POLK COUNTY Cirtult Cturt Sum rn4 Vny ic, v. E. f. Aami tl u.

tic, civil telion. Root Mnucturing t'C. V. Clovdt WcOnl and Ntoint McGHI, Civil action Wihidm, Mutual Wholesalt tic, vt. Llovd Saistr, tic.

civil action. Jantttt Rat McMillan vi. ftnSrrtk. cnsir ancMiuen, m.in panca ktnncth F. Bead vi.

Emlla 1 or 2 days 3 consecutive days 7 consecutive days Cawnt abawt tiva Deadlines: 1 2 Noon 1 2 Noon 12 PT. 18 PI. 24 Pf. Sam rat Sam rat Sam rat 34 Pf. Sam rat this naipopar ntianrat Ika pri.ilagai tl daami abiaclianabla ant la channa I dVOfCe.

a.r.wvn, unmiii, mill ICiailill vjirmt hvm vi. Nthinii Hivei, tile baths, Miami awning win- B.rbr VI. Uon.rd DtWItt dWS nd Carport. Barber, divorce. 3 miles of Ma Murrav, tc, toraiot monoaoa.

Haines Citv on 1U acres land Ann s. Laird vi. William Edward Laird, aivorca. PriCed tO SO Ot 'Vv Mi fdarad la eM. a This Mi t.

lar mart HSan ana Incarrart Iniartian nar will II ka Imbla la, any arrtr In advartuamanH la a gmalar ait.M than IHa catt al lha ipaea accupiad by iha nam in tfca advannamant. Natdmat. lainl will ba moda an ainm Itiol da not moi.noll, allact tha volua tha adyarliiaiatnt, ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Fred Brussow, First National Bank Bide. Kissimmee Phone 847-3161 Al Steveni, 127 Third S.W. Winter Haven Phone 293-41 94 'V '1 It.

1 March Whatlar, divorca. H. C. Long vi. Alma A.

Lorva, ate, and Clara Fotch Siapnani. tc, daclart resulting Iruit. Orcltn and Kraal uniraa vornagaa sarvicms trp Winder Aircraft Corp. of Fla etc. vs.

CiN Lakeland, summary final decree tor defendant, -VadQt Smith Bennett vi. Claude E. Bennett, dumisssl. M. Duhe et uk vt.

H. Lurwlv, Hprhert L. Bowrtom and Henry C. Bowdoln, final judgment tor plaintiffs. County Caurt MarriMt Lictnstt Dan Rowel! Jr 34, Lakeland and Nancy Emanuel Powell, Lakeland.

Billit Rav Meadowv 19, Lakeland and Sadie Laiean Smith, 11, Lakeland. Fmil Vax Blnikf, 21, Monticello and Sharon Elizabeth Miles, If, Lakeland. David William Kennedy, 1, Maine City and Paula Poilchtner, 21, Hames J. D. Trammell, If, BowlinQ GMf! ana prenaa jovtt Barnes.

oownng Oreen, Harbart Thnmai Dlckani, IS, Laka- Around infield of Winter Haven's Little League field 35 contestants and pets marched in the first event of annual pet fair, Saturday. (Osceola-Polk Sentinel Photo by John LaRosch) Gvmul GEORGE tSS. F'dS' cla property. Priced riRht Probata with excellent terms. Jaan L.

Bishop, oacaasad, ordar of in A-nr miwr a -0 ACRE GROVE, good i rop Milorad G. Ktv, dacaaiad ordar of of fruit, $55,000. 29 per Cent prohaia 1 Charlai Wanly Fontain, dacaadad, Clown. dtctaitd. ENCIA oi pronaia PINEAPPLE GROVE, $95,000, Vidua Carolvn Blmora.

dtctaiad, on npr rdar appointing artmmnlralor. PT nnwn- EUit V. C. Taylor, dacaaiad, ordar 50 ACRE PRIME PINEAPPLE dtctaitd, ordar of HAMLIN GROVE, $185,000, 29 nonadminulration. per cent down 80 ACRES HEAVY PRODUC- S1 INGf 23 Edward inborn, oacaaiad, ordar to Cent down, balance 12 rs.

at 6 flit Will. npr rpnf Small Clalmt Caori tP" Final Judtmant. U0 ACRE ORANGE GROVE I Houianold Fmanca Corp. vi, tmn flnn in Siannanj and Paan Sttphana, J30I.64. neavy crop, 29 cent Houiahold Flnanct Corp, vs.

Jtrrv L. down. cantrai 230 ACRE ORANGE GROVE, 15 Fit vs. Murray'! Rastaurant, $3,500 A. per cent lo'V'n "o'Sr?" Elactric vs.

Mr. and Mrs. JOHN J. RRENNAN, Realtor, IW "4 T.M.nd. Fla and Mrs.

Ralph Wilson, rap law. M. C- v'- 65 HELP WANTED Molt) Commarcial Cradlt Co. vs. W.

T. i Eoultabla Discount Corp. v. Gradv LAUItj Cutchaon Racappins iudgmtnt for itmtMnAtnt uver 4(1. nutnrvir 'tur.

Books For Rent RATES 20' line a day 15' line a dav 12 line a day tattar varrft pt lint day befort publication Friday for Sunday at 2 lines ordinary typ at 4 lines ordinary typ at 5 linti ordinary typ at 8 linos ordinary tvD miilng marling any advartiianairi wnldi II clomlicnlmn HFLt WANTED Mo I. WANTED TEENAGER Live-in Winter Haven to run Orlando Sentinel monrnlng I paper route. Must have some jsoit of transporation. Call Len Hyatt CY 3-41194 or CY 3-7981. KISSIMMEE RESIDENT: To take over local established, re tail sales route, $S0 wk.

written guarantee to start. Commissions higher. Personal training. Must have own phone and car. Call Orlando, 424-8263.

WANTED TEEN-AGER or adult Live-in Dundee, Lake Hamilton or Waverly. To run Orlando Sentinel Mornine Paper route. Must have some kind of transportation. Call Len Hyatt CY 3 4194 or CY 3-7981. GUARANTEED SALARY ni i ius i loerai commission, to men with ability to sell.

Earn tip to $150 wk. Good onnnrtunitv for advancement. Apply in person Osceola Petroleum Main and Vine, Kissimmee. 'kt Rllirif 'tra, 4 01 DUim JM, AT. Full power, on owntr.

$2495 '61 COMET fJirT. ont owntr, a dark $1095 beauty 'SA AIM rfW VI.UJ Dan, two tone, Low mileage. $395 Immaculate '59 CHEVROLET tr, lu mtUlhc, $895 Out owner '61 CHEVROLET Speed, elan all around, two tnne. low mileaoe, flawleea, A tOftC double duty dandy yljJ DRIVE OUR WAY DEAL YOUR WAY Premier Motors Inc. 324 THIRD ST.

S. W. WINTER HAVEN CY 3-0631 CAN BE FUN! HOMELITE Yard Trsc, JXLUXE with 10 Bii Features that take the work out of all 9 Outdoor Jobs Husky 5 HP enemt Power One Tnnimiijion Impulse Starter Dual Trac Onvi Bucket Seat Bn Whrel TreCtion Oiiite Slfennj Bushings freewheel parkin Two Safety Brakes fist Inn tha HOMELITE TH T'K Dtfni it HARVEY'S MOWER SERVICE 1618 6th St. .1. Cypren Shopper WINTER HAVEN, FLA.

YkUD CAHE 8 51 HOUSES far SALI Modern 4-bedroom home, large lot, $500 down will handle. A1NSWORTH REALTY 1612 St. Cloud Hwy. Avis Griffen Assoc. 8M-294S 847-3843 Bargain Homes Modern construction, cement klrwlf 1 aArttr $7,800 with very small down payment it-y-zN Monthly Payments: $60 Varner Bros.

Realtors Home phone CY 3-4054 24.1 Ave. A. N. Winter Haven. Fla.

Office Phone CY 4 4111. 51 GROVES FOR SAIF Jf) ACRE LAKE RON 1 GROVE, fine 3 bedroom home nvprlnnkintr Into 1 hie ic f.foi wrk. 4 hrs. daily, 5 tlavs wk. Salary $25 to start.

12 Dakin Kissimmee, a.m. MEN Age no barrier, over 21, if ycu like to talk to people I can iise you. Car necessary. Commission to start. 12 W.

Dakin, Kissimmee, a.m. MASTER BARKER Wanted Max Barber Shop, Haines City. Phone day. 422-2131, night, phone 422-2347. Army Man Undergoing Training DAVENPORT Army Pvt.

Cornelious Shepherd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam herd, Davenport, is a i i atine in three weeks of annual summer a i ning at Grafenwohr, Germany, ending Aug. 10. Shepherd is receiving extensive training and testing in rifle squad tactics; chemical, biological and radiological warfare; and the use of flame throwers and hand grenades.

He is a rifleman in Company 1st Battalion of the 4th Armored Division's 51st Infantry reg-uarly stationed near New Ulm, Germany. THE 22-YEAR-OLD soldier entered the Army in December 1963 and was stationed at Fort Jackson, S. before arriving overseas last May. Shepherd was graduated in 19(i0 from Oakland High School in Haines City, and in 1962 from Voorhees Junior College in Denmark, S. C.

Before entering trie Army, he was employed by Association Alcoma, Lake Wales. Robbery Suspect To lie Extradited KISSIMMEE An Osceola County Sheriff's deputy is en route today to Greenscastle, Ind. to pick up a man wanted by local officials on charges of unarmed robbery and breaking and entering. Law officers in Green-castle are holding Curtis J. Beculhimer on an order issued by Sheriff Bob Buck-els.

Beculhimer is charged with entering the Coca Cola Bottling Co. plant here about seven months ago. He is also charged with robbing a Kayo Service Station on the same date. LAKE WALES Books on such subjects as Communist infiltration, civil rights and mental health are available for rent or purchase from the GEORGE organization. GEORGE describes itself as a local, non political, patriotic organization dedicated to encourageing the participation of the individual citizen in government through study and understanding of current problems, intelligent voting, and keeping our elected representatives informed of our thoughts and wishes.

In offering these books to the public, GEORGE says it hopes to stimulate thought on problems in government today. They may be rented for 50 cents per day or purchased for $4 per record. THEY MAY be obtained at the GEORGE office in the Walesbilt Hotel between 9 a.m. and noon each day, and are suggested as programs for clubs or other groups. Records available are "Not Hate but Love" by Ezra Taft Benson, which reveals logic about the internal threat of communism; "The Third Color" by Hon.

John H. In Korea Completed LAKELAND Army PFC Reginald D. Wills, sons of Mrs. Olive C. Wills, 714 E.

Bay Lakeland, and other members of the 7th Infantry Division, participated in exercise Ridge Runner, a field training exercise held in Korea, ending July 10. DURING THE exercise Wills underwent extensive training in mountain fighting and in all types of tatical maneuvers. The 19-year-old soldier, an automatic rifleman in Company 2d Battalion in the divison's 31st Infantry, entered the Army in May 1963. He completed basic training at Fort Gordon, and arrived overseas in November 1963. Wills attended Lakeland High School.

Gonzales' On Maneuvers I TER HAVEN Army Specialist Five Louis J. Gonzales, son of Mrs. Florence S. Gunn, 1421 Seventh SW, Winter Haven, is participating in three weeks of annual summer training at Grafen-wohr, Germany, ending Aug. 1.

Specialist Gonzales is receiving extensive training and testing in rifle squad tactics; chemical, biological and radiological warfare, and the use of flame throwers and hand grenades. Regularly assigned as a radar technician in Headquarters Battery, 2d Battalion of the 4th Armored' Division's 14th Artillery near Furth, Germany, Gonzales arrived overseas in August 1963. His wife, Betty, is with him in Germany. Lutheran Church Greets IS'eic Pastor WINTER HAVEN -Rev. Martin Galstad will be installed today as new pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Inn-wood, Winter Haven.

Installation services will take place at 10:15 a.m. and will be performed by the Rev. Richard Kuehne, retiring pastor. Rev. Galstad comes to inter Haven after 20 years of teaching at several private colleges, recently at Immanuel Lutheran College, Eau Claire, Wi, where he was head of the education department.

He has served several parishes in Washington and Iowa. 60 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY AUTO SUPPLY RUSINESS. nets appiox. 1 2,0 0 0 Price $18,500. AUTO SERVICE BUSINESS, nets approximately 1 5,0 0 0.

$10,000 down. DELIVERY SERVICE, 2 way radio equipped trucks, income approximately $12,000. Price $11,800. Cash down, $3,000. NURSING HOME, 3.1 beds.

Gross over $82,000. Price $00,000 fc'ith 13 down. 15 UNIT MOTEL, pood profitable smnll mc.z 100 per cent air conditioned and TV, swimming pool, shuffleboard, large owner 2 0 0 0 0 down. 6 UNIT MOTEL. Restaurant.

I cross approximately $100,000. $80,000 down. i PRINTING BUSINESS, buv this1 fast crowing business. Gross over $30,000. Nets over $10,000.

KhSI AURANT, 6-day week, nets approx. 1 4 0 0 0 Price $15,500. TRAILER PARK, 65-snace park. One of the best trailer parks in the state. $110,000.

JOHN J. RRENNAN, 124 W. Mam Lak-' H. Fla. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Hftvt your own Buiinoit anrf timo to rla In tho tun.

Priet fttducod to l.00 on Mtablithd coin opirat-td laundry ihowino, vory nrct return on Invtjtmtnt. txcollont (or retired man or for omployed otrton looking for oxtra Incomo with try littlo time. Trm to luit. Phono today to inipoct. Other invtitment opportunities available.

eoltdiafe PH.CY41l6WiooJ"srsl Worren Socket, Realtor WANT TO TRADE WORK FOR PLEASURE? The Roto-Hoe Islander makes short work of lawn mowing it's a pleasure. Trade in your old power mower for this all new 6 ILP. 32" cutting width, safety" special the Islander. We're tradina K.gK come i for a oenMnetrahia ride rerfay. JiTp Consolidated Engine Service 2708 Hovtndolt Boulevard Wintr H.n, Flo.

293-01 19 '62 BIRD Fully Equip. Foe. Air $2795 "'62 BuicK "LESAipE" 4-Dr. H.T. Foe.

Air $2195 '60 FORD GALAXIE 4-Dr. V8 Auto P.S. Redio Hearer $995 GIL HALL INC. 301 ST. WINTER HAVEN, FLA.

35" 8UICI, CO. Offering Rousellot, a meticulous documentation of the infiltration of communism into the civil rights, and red infiltration; "I was a Castro's Prisoner" by John Mar-tino; "Cybernetic Warfere" by Herbert Philbrick, famous FBI counterspy and author of "I Led Three Lives," shows how and where to be on guard Against Soviet deceit and treachery; "Building Balanced Children" by Cleon Skousen, former administrative assistant to J. Edgar Hoover, expounds the dangers of mental health activities and how psychiatry can be used to the disadvantage of the American people. THESE RECORDS are made available through the efforts of Vic Knight, owner of Key Records, who at one time owned the all-time top 11 radio shows. Knight was the creator of "Command Performance," the "March of Time," and was director of "Gang Busters." He has written for "Readers Digest," "Coronet" and "Esquire." Knight has left these fields to devote all his interest to distribution of these books.

Dial GEORGE for more information. ham, against the Kissim-mee National League All-Stars, managed by Howard Harris. The second game, which is scheduled to start at 8 p.m., will have the St. Cloud American League All-Stars, managed by Bill Padgett, playing the Clermont All-Stars, under the management of E. J.

Nowell. THE WINNERS of both of these games will play Wednesday evening against two other teams at fields that will be announced, depending upon who wins the first round games. An exceptionally large crowd is anticipated for the first game since any game between St. Cloud and Kissimmee is well attended by both sides. JUPITER SIGNALS Radio signals come from four different places on Jupiter.

As the planet rotates, radio beams sweep out into space like rays from a lighthouse. 1 Chartered Corporations Announced TALLAHASSEE Secretary of State Tom Adams today announced the chartering of the following corporations: LAKELAND LIQUORS, INC. 420 East Main Street, Lakeland, auth. stock: 250 shares of common at $100 per share; filed July 9. Dealing in: Liquors, incorporators.

Noel R. Hunley, Billie Saine Edna Blanche Rodgers, all Lakeland; filed by: Walter W. Manley, Post Office Box 254, Lakeland. NITE LITE CORPORA-TION 309 Avenue Southwest, Winter Havn; auth. stock: 100 shares of common of no par value; filed July 14.

Dealing in: Merchandise; incorporators: William B. Holland, James N. Greene Lynn S. Holland, all Winter Haven; filed by: William B. Holland, Post Office Box 772, Winter Haven.

IMPERIAL FILM COMPANY, INC. 2035 Nottingham Road. Lakeland; auth. stock: 100 shares of common of no par value and 100 shares of preferred of no par value; filed July 14. Dealing in: Motion (picture photoplays, films, etc; incorporators: John D.

Burkey, Edna Ann Burkey, Douglas H. Breathitt, Guy E. Ottinger, all Lakeland, filed by: Douglas H. 1 Breathitt, Post Office Box 205, Lakeland. i 14-21 CLUB, INC.

Carol Bassett, president, 228 Crevasse Lakeland; 1 Filed July 15, by Messrs. 1 Bentley, Miller, Sinder, Carr. Chiles and Ells-I worth, Post Office Box 43, Lakeland. Purpose: icy reation and social; sub-: scribers: Carol and Judy Bassett, 228 Crevasse I Dorothy M. McPhait.

2750 Aldine Circle, all of Lakeland. A ELAND SKATING CLUB, INC. Andy Phillips, president, 1828 Optimist, i Lakeland, Florida. Polk County. Filed July 15, 194 bv Messrs.

Bentley, M.l- ler, Sinder, Carr, Chiles and Ellsworth, Post Office Box 465, Lakeland. Pur-: pose: social and recrea-1 tional; subscribers: Andy I Phillips, 1S2S Optimist, I Jim Flaus, 745 South John-t son Ronnie C. Bell. I 1924 West Highland, all of Lakeland. TILLKEEN, P--st Office Box 37, Bartow; auth.

stock: 100 shares of common of no rar va'lUC filed July 13. Dealing in: food products; incorpora-i tors: J. William Keen, Fut Meade, Monte J. Tillis Jr. BruSlSn v- J- Eiiiabim w.

Fair, datandant vi. D. G. Cotton, ludsmant (or iito. Bucket Rig Requested KISSIMMEE In an effort to save trees and still get the job of cleaning drainage ditches done, Osceola County eng.

Jack Magnum asked the county commission yesterday to cons ider authorizing the purchase of a new piece of equipment. The attachment, a "bucket" rig, would enable county crews to clean out drainage canals and ditches without having to disturb trees along the bank. Permission to remove trees is difficult and sometimes impossible to get, the commissioners were told. The rig would cost $788, Magnum said. The commission expressed a desire to obtain more technical information on the equipment before taking action.

Buffet Fetes Bridc-To-llc I SIMMEE Mr. and Mrs. Murray W. Overstreet and Mrs. R.

Elmo Griffin were hosts at a buffet supper on Saturday evening, honoring Barbara Thacker and Steve Miles, whose wedding will be an August event. Guests were invited to the Overstreet home on Neptune road. Summer flowers were used throughout the party rooms. The young couple were given a gift of silver in their chosen pattern by their hosts. In addition to the honorees, guests includ ed Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Riley S. Miles, Misses II a Miles, Nancy white, Susan Starling Messrs.

Hampton Sessions, Victor Lasseter, of Orlan do, David McGonieal, of Clermont and Joe Taggart Nova Bridge Clearance Told KISSIMMEE Mini mum clearance for boats at the Nova Road Bridge will be 6.48 feet, Osceola County Engineer Jack Mag num reported to the county commission yesterday. All-Star Tourney On Tap Tonight By DICK CHENOWETH ST. CLOUD The opening round double-header in the district 4, Florida Little Major League A 1 1 a tournament will be held in St. Cloud today. The opening game is scheduled for 6 p.m.

and will pit the St. Cloud National League All-Stars, managed by George Bran- Jcdmjk VfljovhiL AUBURNDALE DALE DRIVE-IN -Country Music on Broad-wav; Drum Beat. HAINES CITY LAKE HAINES DRIVE-IN 633 Squadron; Lady in a Cage. WINTER HAVEN KIXZ Robin and the Seven Hoods. HAVEN DALE DRIVE-IN Robinson Crusoe on Mars; Four For Texas.

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