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in Winter Visitor List Is Commencing To Decline As higher temperatures a a Fred Schramm, lEdingcr, Cathay; Mr. and Mrs beginning to prevail hi the'Plymouth: Wes and Irene Wayne Cross, Mapleton. heretofore fiozen north, winter Knudion, Minneapolis; Helen i OHIO: Mrs. Eileen Alloway, visitor registrations at the Chanter of Commerce are declining someivhat. A total of 127 tourists registered through March 8, again with Minnesota leading the list with 26 sipcrs.

Here are the stale totals: A I I A Asa and Carrollton; Mr. and Mrs. Johnj WISCONSIN: Hay McCeltigan Mabel Heaivilin, Fremont. COLORADO: Mr. and Mrs.

B.D. Dark, Manasse. CONNECTICUT: Mr. and Joseph Syracuse. Mrs.

J.M. Russ, Greenwich. ILLINOLS: Mr. and Mrs. J.

Boyd Henderson, Maltoon; Mr. and Mrs. August Allard, Decatur; Mas and Meda Wear. Quincy. Mr.

and Mrs. Kurt Hoffmeister, harper. INDIANA: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bristol, Anderson; Mr.

and Mrs. Marsee Beckett, New Castle; Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Miller, Muncie: Frank Bell, Tipton; Ben E.

Cockrill, Tipton; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cress, Jasonville; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ashury, Sullivan.

IOWA: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harrold, Palmer; Mr. and Mrs. jj Albert Booge, Palmer; Mr.

andjjjjgjQygjj Mrs. Vern Eanvarkor, Cedar Falls; Veda Hofmasler, Cedar Rapids; Cledylh Chrisman, Williamsburg. KANSAS; Mr. and Mrs. and Rcnie Knudson, St.

Paul; (Belle Center; Mrs. Edison Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Hello Brainerd; Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Du Fresne, Minneapolis. MISSOURI: Mr. and Mrs. PENNSYLVANIA: Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Lewisk, Trevse. TEXAS: Mr. and Mrs. Witey Arthur Widenian, St.

l.suis; Mr.iWillingham, J.a Marque; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Guy L. Dorothy Phillips, In-; and wife, Superior; Mr.

and dependence; Mr. and Mrs. R.T.JMrs. CO. Ilalvcrsou, Neenah; Canlcrbury, Chillico'he.

Mr. and airs. Asge NEW YORK: Mr. and Charles Kenyon, WYOMING: Mr. and Mrs.

and Alice Lester Isaacson, Longview. I CANADA: Mr. and Mrs. T. NORTH DAKOTA: Mr.

Marshall, Conmna; Mrs. Jack Currie. Cando; Mr.iMr. and Mrs. H.B.

Head, and Mrs. Earnest Eissner, Mr. and Mrs. Fargo; Mr. and Mrs.

J.H.'James Hamilton, Cornwall, Out. For Our Winter Visitors Turista Weather i a Wapakonela. MICHIGAN: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vanarsdall, Ottawa Lake; Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Krick, Pierson; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palevich, St. Clair Shores; a F.

Middlebrook, Saginaw; Dr. and Mrs. L.B. Watson, Colon; Mr. and Mrs.

C.W. Pierson, Sturgis; Harold and Aria Terbeek, Holland; Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jouilf, Muskegon; Gerrit Vogelaar, Grandville; Mr. and Mrs.

Gon H. Firedle, Clio; William W. Powell, Clarkston; iMr. and Mrs. Gerrit Vogelaar and family, Grandvffle.

MI Mrs: Fay Hassle, St. Paul; Mr. and Langford Spencer, Bear Lake; Mr. and Mrs. WM Sebury, N.

Minneapolis; Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Zick, Orr; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jewell, Ruthton; Mr. and Mrs.

Hardenbrook, St. Pad; Mr. and Mrs. R. Kennedy, S.

St. Paul Mr. and Mrs. John Schaffer, St. Paul; Mrs.

G. H. Mecraft St. Paul; Merill Firebough, SOUTH DAKOTA: Fair today KANSAS: Mostly cloudy today and warmer west with highs with periods of showers and' in the 40s northeast to the thunderstorms i low 50s southwest. becoming heavy south central and southeast.

Highs todayjNEBRASKA: Partly cloudy or 50s northwest to near 70; becoming partly cloudy over southeast. the area today. Highs 4fls north and west lower 50s LLJNOIS: Today partly cloudy southeast. and cooler. Highs in the 40s extreme north to low 60s MICHIGAN: Lower Peninsula PeopIe And Events A I PVT.

MARIO throughout! 40s extreme south. a with variable' NORTH DAKOTA: Today partly cloudiness southern portions. sunny and warmer. Highs in Highs today near 50 north tol Ihe 30s east and 40s west. 68 south.

extreme south. WISCONSIN: Partly sunny but cool today. Highs in the 30s north mostly in the 40s south. Partly sunny today. Highs 30s north to upper 40s south.

Upper Peninsula Partly sunny today will higha low to mid 30s. MINNESOTA: Fair to partly; IOWA: Partly cloudy and cool cloudy today. Highs today' today. Highs today mostly in mostly 30s north lo Ihe midj Ihe 40s. Schedule Of Events For Winter Visitors PARK RECREATION CITY OF BROWNSVILLE i TIP OF TEXAS RSVP WINTER VISITORS AND RETIREES DAILY ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE MONDAY DEAN PORTER PAVILION TUESDAY PORTER PARK PAVILION 9:30 a.m.

Beginners Spanish class. 12:00 noon Pot-Luck Luncheon. Bring your covered dish, lable service, and your appetites. Bring your own bread. Coffee and soft drinks 12:80 noon Michigan State 1avai i in Uie pavilion.

Eal SANCHEZ, son of Mrs. Angelina 1 picnic. All winter visitors and a nor)n Playing cards after lunch. begins at 1 P-" 1 Handcralt da- Rodriguez of 2840 Barnes ret i rees rom Michigan are in- and after lunch. has completed the Aviation vited Registration a ttill ta sses.

i luncheon served at noon. Bring an inexpensive "wl High School. A A CLARKE pliant" prize for game program Dance, after, lunch. Intermediate FRIENDSHD? GARDEN 7:30 p.m. Weekly Social P- WEDNESDAY DEAN PORTER PAVILION 2:00 p.m.

intermediate Square daughter of Mrs. Herminia Spanish Class. Moreno of 1375 Magnolia Court, 1 7:30 p.m. Monday Movies. 1 a nce Class.

has been promoted to sergeant Program material froni your 7.30 ra Weekly Card Party in the U.S. Air Force at Aviano. collection welcome. Italy. The sergeant is a 19701 OLD PAVILLION graduate Brownsville High 7:30 p.m.

Biginners Square School 'Dance Class. OurPeople Make Us Number One linn amps custom American CjQyess Oimrt Club 10H and AMIGOLAVD MALL' Games of your choice. Prizes. THURSDAY DEAN PORTER PARK PAVILION a.m. --Beginners Spanish class.

JACOB BROffN AUDITORIUM 7:30 p.m. Weekly "Winter residents" Club Party. Door prizes, entertainment, refreshments, games and dancing. Admission by membership or a small donation at the door. All visitors welcome to the big weekly parly.

FRIDAY PORTER A PAVILION 0:30 a.m. Intermediate Spanish class. 1:30 p.m. Social Dance Class 7:30 p.m. "Merry square dance club.

Especially! for winter visitors and their friends. Professional Caller, Small charge for dancing. Noj charge for watching. I Shuffleboard Courts at Porter' Park open from 9 a to noon; and from 1 to 5 Monday thnwzh Friday. Saturdays and' Sundays they are open from 1 to 5 p.m.

TURISTA Bowling RmvN Mnnrtav. and Friday st m. at the In- Prizes. Refreshments. Li's of fun for experts or bcrrinnen.

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