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OUNTER, MRS. MARII NORRIf Funeral Services for Mrs. 12 Tuesday, November 18, 1969 (Drlttnba frftithtrl Cleisifiaa GA Hi 1 1 Norris Gunter, Je, Lake Panesottkee Israeli Jets Hit wi be held Wednesday at 2om Pureed Funeral Chapel, Bushnetl. 5he is survived by her husband Hmtor E. Gunter, Casselberry, 4 children Robert Stepnen, Andrew J.

and lrn and Ammo Controls Ease Near Snerrie Norris all of Lake Panasoit. bituavit Kee. Barents. rvr. and Mrs.

1 Jordan 3 Times Nelson, Clermont, 2 sisters, of Rome City, and the Scottish Rite Consistory of Fort Wayne. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Luel-la, Leesburg; son, Jack, Yorktown, daughter, Mrs, Carol Roberts, Muncie, sister, Mrs. Howard Klopfenstein, Grayville, and six grandchildren. Beyers Funeral Home, Lees-burg.

Funeral Notice Alda Lamplev, Cocoa, Mrs. Ir DeLoech. Jacksonville, a brother J. Nelson, Souln Caroline. Interment tent MR.

JAMES BENJAMIN WALDRON, 78, of Fort McCoy, died Monday. He was a native of Eureka. Mr. Waldron was a member of WASHINGTON (UPI) Tha House virtually guaranteed Monday prompt the Fort McCoy Baptist Church and a life resident of Marion County. Survivors: wife, Mrs.

Mar exemption of shotgun and tha Nunn Waldron, Fort McCoy; daughters, Mrs. Lucile rifle ammunition Mackey, Npopka: Mrs. Dons from registration require' a veteran of World War I and a member of Veterans of World War American Legion Post 53, Sanford, and AH Souls Catholic Church. Survivors: widow, Mrs. Amy Johanns, Sanford: and nephew, Tom Tyson of Wisconsin.

Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. MR. CHARLES RICHARD ROBSON, 85, of 140 Elm Satellite Beach, died Saturday. He came to South Brevard four years ago. He was a member of the Protestant faith, Grecian Masonic Lodge of Lawrence, and Loyal Washington Lodge 7176, IOOF, Manchester Unity, Lawrence, Mass, 1 ors: widow, Mrs.

Florence C. Robson. Satellite menu or last year i gun control law. Vero Beach; Miss Geraldine Schooley, Gainesville; sons, James Benjamin San Francisco; Rolland, Summcrfield; sister, Mrs. Ammunition for pistois would remain subject to Bristol, Va.

She was a member of St. Pauls Cathoiic Church, Leesburg. Survivors: husband, John P. (Buddy) Duane sons, Pat and Michael, daughters, Karen, Sandra and Linda, brother, Walter L. Manly and sister, Mrs.

J. Ashton Gray, all of Leesburg. Page-Theus Funeral Home, Leesburg. MR. BERTIE E.

HOCUTT, 82, Okahumpka, died Monday. He was a native of West Plains, and moved to Okahumpka in 1957 from Mel-ford, 111. He was a retired farmer and a Methodist. Survivors: sons, Cecil Anderson, and Morris Cincinnati, Ohio; daughters Mrs. Cinnie McGill, Okahumpka, and Mrs.

Aileen Schock, Oxford; sister, Mrs. Frances McElfresh, Richmond, six grandchildren and i gh greatgrandchildren. Page-Theus Funeral Home, Leesburg, will send the body to Watseka, for services and interment. MR. MARIAN BRYANT WOODS, 76, 507 1st Street, Polk City, died Monday A native of Florida, he had resided In Polk City 46 years, and was a retired railroad section foreman.

He was a Baptist, a veteran of World War I and member of the American Legion. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Viola, Polk City; sons, Marvin Lake Alfred, Lester Polk City, and Donald Haines City; sister Mrs. J. M.

Gore, Avon Park, 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Helda Wright, Eureka; broth- er, Oary, island urove; 17 the restriction, under which grandchildren and 17 the government now re will be in tvergreen cemetery unoer the direction of Purcall Funerel Home. HAHN, ITHEL MAY Funeral services for Mrs. Emel May Hahn, age 77 of 413 Satsuma Drive, Santord who passed away Sunday will be held at 1 m. Wednesday et the Gramkow Funeral Home with the Rev.

Lowell Shew officiating. Followed by cremation. Gramkow Funeral Home, aaniord. in Charge of arrangements. JOHANNS, THOMAS M.

Funeral services for Mr. Thomas M. Johanns, age 7, of 253 Laurel Avenue. Sanford, who passed away Sunday, will be under the directlen of Gramko Funeral Home of Sanford. Rosary will be recited a p.m.

Tuesday at the Gramkow Funeral Home and funeral mass will be celebrated by tne Rev. Father William Keene at All Souls Catholic Church, 10 a.m. Wednesday. Interment will be In All Souls Catholic Cemetery. Gramkow Funeral Home In charge of arrangements.

NYE, COL. WILLIAM P. Funeral services for Col. William Nye, 14, who died Saturday will be held Wednesday at 10,30 am from me Chanel of F'sk Journigan Funeral Home with the Reverend William A. Wicker officiating Masonic Ritual will be held in the Chapel and the Osceola Shrine Club will serve at CasKet Bearers.

Interment will be In Mount Peace Cemetery, Fisk and Journigan Funeral Homo In charge. SCOTT, MR. JOHN W. Funeral services for Mr. John Scott, 12, who died Sunday will be held Wednesday at 2pm from the Chanel of Fisk Journigan Funeral Home wltti the Reverend Ralph E.

Gronsettt officiating. Inlerment will be In Mount Peace Cemetery. Fisk Journigan Funeral Home In charge, tHOWALTER, MRS. HOWARD W. Funeral services for Mrs.

Howard W. Showalfer, will be field at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Orlando at 4 00 P.M. Tuesday with Rev. O'Kelly Whitaker officiating. Mrs.

Showaller will be taken directly to Christ Episcopal Church, Fairmont, West Virginia where final services will be conducted Thursday afternoon with Interment at Woodiawn Cemetery, W. Va. The family suggests that those deslrinq may make memorials to Christ Episcopal Church of Fairmont, or any charity of their choice. Hiers Funeral fiome. MR.

JOHN ALEXANDER quires dealers to record name, address, age, and other information about COLTRANE, 64, 313 S. Forest died Sunday. persons buying ammunl' A native of Faison. N.C., he called for swift retribution against Jordan, noting a "gentleman's agreement" between Israel and Jordan whereby the two ports were supposed to be off limits to attack because of their mutual vulnerability. Israel's Cabinet planned a special session, presumably to discuss the attack on Eilat.

Skynet Satellite Launch Slated CAPE KENNEDY (Reuters) The first of two British military communications satellites will be launched by NASA Friday, it was announced Monday. The satellite, built in Palo Alto, Calif, by Philco- Ford, will provide communications links between points as far apart as England and Singapore for the British "Skynet" de-f mmunications satellite system. After being handed over to the British government it will be managed by the Royal Air Force. The satellite will be injected into synchronous orbit so that it hovers over the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa. moved to Orlando in 1960 from tion.

By The Associated Press Israeli jets raided Jordan three times Monday and one attacking plane was downed by antiaircraft fire. Military spokesmen in Jordan said seven persons were killed and 11 were wounded in the attacks. Jordan's King Hussein was reported to have taken part in directing antiaircraft fire against Israeli jets that struck near the town of Salt in northern Jordan. The downing of the Israeli jet occurred in an attack over southern Jordan when an estimated dozen planes pounded an Egyptian radar station at Al Mazar in Jordan, 10 miles east of the Dead Sea. Israeli officers said the plane crashed inside Israeli territory and the pilot parachuted safely.

The radar station was built and operated by Egyptian personnel for monitoring Israeli air force activity Inside Israel, according to Tel Aviv. Earlier in the day, Israeli jets went into action against Arab gun positions in southern Jordan about 10 miles across the border. Spokesmen said returning pilots reported accurate hits on the batteries. The raid lasted two hoursf The attack on the radar North Carolina and was an associate with Hargis Real Estate. He was a member of the Realtors Association of TECHNICALLY THERE were further formalities ahead.

But practically, the Issue was settled when the House, on a 313-36 roll call Orlando-Winter Park and Goss Memorial Methodist Church. Survivors: widow, Mrs. Mar vote, agreed to a House- Beach; daughters, Mrs. Sylvia G. Taylor, Mrs.

Avis R. Foss, both of Satellite Beach; sisters. Miss Gertrude Robson, Mrs. Ethel Jackson, both of Bradford, England; granddaughters, Mrs. Barbara Mc-Andrews, Eau Gallie, and Mrs.

Janet Sheeler, Merritt and two great-granddaughters. Davis Funeral Home in charge. MR. STANLEY J. CZAR-NYSZKA, 66, of 655 North Courtney Parkway, Merritt Island, died Saturday.

Mr. Czarnyszka was formerly of Long Island N. Y. and was a resident of this area for URRIS, M. KENNfcTH BRUCE -Funenl services tor Mr Kenneth B.

Burrii, 17, of 4102 Shorecrest Drive. Orlando, who died Sunday will fc held at p.m. Tuesday In th Pirk Like Presbyterian Church. Rooert W. Gray and Rev.

Gerald L. Vove otfleiatina. Interment will follow In Woodlawn Memorial Park. Kenneth had been lila long resident of Orlando and was a junior at Maynard-fcvans High School whert ha was active In tha Kev Club and was business manager tor tha football team. He was a member of the Park Lake Presbyterian church.

Survivors Include Ms parents, jUr. and Mrs. Chmter E. Burris, Orlando; brothen; Chester E. Burris, Winter Park, Raymond J.

and Douglas T. Burris, both of Orlando; grandmothers: Mrs. Alma B. Burris, Winter Par, end Mr. Grace Tryon, Orlando; aunts, Mrs.

L. "Beverly' Moore, Orlando, and Ms Peggy Rae Tryon, Orlando; Uncles Arthur M. Burris, Orlando and Mr, Senate conference on the garet Coltrane; brother, Walter Rocky Mount, N.C.; sisters, Mrs. Wassie Bryd, Plant City, and Mrs. Nellie Powell.

Melbourne; several Senate-passed language. The Senate had added the nieces and nephews. exemption to an unrelated Fairchiid Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe. tax bill previously passed by the House. It acted in response to complaints by hunters and other sports MR.

DAVID SUTTIE. 90. 600 S. Florida DeLand, died Sunday. Mr.

suttie had lived in Kersey Funeral Home, Auburndale. MR. JOHN PATTON RAINS, 49, 500 West Hoffman, Lake Alfred, died Monday. A native of Chattanooga he came to this area in 1959 from Cleveland, Tenn. He was a member of the First men that they and the thousands of hardware merchants and other small dealers from whom they DeLand one and a half years, coming here from Orlando where he bad been a resident buy ammunition were being for 12 years.

He was a native of Ireland and was a retired plumber. He belonged to the unduly burdened by paper work without any offsetting benefit to the war against Christian and Missionary Al liance Church of Orlando. Drivers Strike Survivors: widow, Bertha crime. station was the second daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Miller, Staten Island, N.Y., SPORTS-MIND ED incident in two days in 111 Will Cities which Egyptian forces were Egyptian forces were and Mrs.

Alice Holmes, Bon-ham, son, Melvin David, house members had SUMMERS, HERBERT M. Funeral services for Mr. Herbert M. Summers will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the First Methodist Church with Rev.

Robert Blackburn officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Inlerment will be In Woodiawn Memorial Park. The falmliy request that donations be made to the Building Fund at tha First Methodist Church.

Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Virginia Pearl Summers, Orlando; daughter, Mrs. Mary Agnes Heinze, Beltsvllle, Maryland, son; Richard Lee Summers, Orlando; sister, Mrs. Laura Frances Kessler, Jacksonville, Illinois; several nieces, including Mrs. Thelma Tice, OtMando.

4 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be: Robert Vorbach, Col. S. L. Jennings, Howard Schorp, Kenneth Shoemaker, Theo Tice and Oran VunCannon.

Honorary pallbearers will be members of Weslevan Men's Bible Class of First Methodist Church. Fairchiid Funeral Home, Laka Ivanhoe, In charge. SWANSON, MR. HARMAN ROBERT Funeral services for Mr. Herman R.

Swanson, 44, 1000 South Orlando Maitland, who died Friday will be I held Tuesday if 2 p.m. In tht Carey Hand Chapel with Mr. Robert Short officiating. Interment will follow In Highland Memory Gardens. Mr.

Swanson, an accountant, has resided in tht central Fla. area for 17 years. He is survived by his wife; Mrs. Mildred E. Swanson, Maitland, brothers: Anton E.

Swanson, Warwick, Rhode Island, Rudolph H. Swanson, Westport, Conn, and sister: Mrs. Ada J. Champlin, Southbridae, Mass. Tht Services are under tha direction of the Carey Hand Chapel, Franklin-Cole Funtral Directors, W.

Pine St. planned a motion to in- Piper City, sister, Miss Violet Suttie. England; eight struct the House conferees grandchildren. p. Moore, cousins: Lee, James R.

and Danny A. Moore, all of Orlando, and Mrs. Douglas "Beverly" Smith, Atlanta, Ga. and two nieces. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to tha Forrest Par School.

Pallbearers for Kenneth's servict will be: Rirhard Herrmann, Brice Cerwensky, Robert Barnes, Paul Early, Steve Bosch and John Kick. Services are under the direction of the Franklin-Cole Funeral Directors, Inc. Carey Hand Chapel 34 W. Pine St, COLTRANE, JOHN ALEXANDER Funeral services for "Johnnie" Col-i trane, 313 South Forest Avenue, will be held Wednesday at 2-PM from THE FAIRCHILD CHAPFL with the Rev. W.

M. Irwin and Rev. G. Odelt Mlley Mr. Coltrana Is survived by his wife, Margaret, one brother, Walter and two sisters: Mrs.

Wassie Bvrd, and Mrs. Nellie Powell, and several nieces and nephews. Pall-besrers will bei BoH Allen, John Whlddon, Jimmy Dif-fenwierth, Tony Chick, Mr. Thayer, and Mr. Hargts.

Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery. Tha family request that In lieu of flowers contribution may be made to tha American Cancer Society. Mr. Coltrana was tha leader of his own band "The Johnnit Coltrana Hawaiian Band" In tha early 1930't. He was a member of Goss Memorial Methodist church, and was an associate with Hargis Real Estate Firm.

FAIR CHILD FUNERAL HOME, Laka Ivanhoe, in charge. CROWDED, CHARLES Funeral services for Mr. Charles Crowder will be held Tuesday at 2:00 m. from tha Felrchlld Chanel, with Rev. Gentry M.

Stults of the Concord Street Church of Christ officiating. Interment will be In Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Helen Crowder, Mother, Mrs. Suiann Kraus, Orlando, daughters, Mrs, Nancy Robichaud, Orlando, Mrs.

Jeanette Glick, San Mateo, son, Edward L. Burp, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, 4 grandchildren. Fairchiid Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe, In charge of arrangements. to accept the Senate provision.

They abandoned that Lankford Funeral Home, DeLand. W-O DAVID C. GREESON, plan after being assured the conferees already had made up their minds to do the past year. He was a native of Milwaukee, Wis. He was a World War II veteran, member of American Legion Post 1014, Franklin Square, N.Y., and a member of the Catholic faith.

He was a retired receiving clerk. 1 ors: widow, Mrs. Josephine Merritt Island; daughter, Mrs. Mary Sor-rentine, Merritt Island, two brothers and two sisters in Milwaukee and a granddaughter, i Wylie Baxley Funeral Home, Cocoa, in charge. MARY HENSON, 77, of 660 Acorn Merritt Island, died Sunday.

She had been a resident of Merritt Island for 12 years coming from Vessemer, Ala. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Willie Mae Hamm, Merritt Island; son, Joseph Owens. Cocoa; five grandchildren ana seven great-grandchildren and two brothers. Brevard Funeral Home, Rockledge.

MR. ROBERT M. LAND ENBERGER, 77. 345 Bala Bala Cynwyd, died Friday in Ardmore, Pa. He had been a lifetime resident of Pennsylvania.

He was a retired insurance appraiser. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Margaret Quigley Landenberger, formerly of DeLand. 21, Army, 136 Gray Road, West Melbourne, died Nov. 7 in Vietnam.

just that. Ways and Means Com' He came to South Brevard in Baptist Church of Lake Alfred and a veteran of World War II and the Korean War Conflict. He was employed as a shipping foreman at Lorraine a a uring Lake Alfred. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Jack-queline Lake Alfred, daughter, Durcille parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Rains, all of Lake Alfred; one granddaughter. Mi 1 1 Funeral Home, Winter Haven. MRS.

ELDORA MANERVIA ANDERSON, 72. 524 Carnnail Lake Deer Mobile Hamlet, Winter Haven, died Saturday. A native of Deerfield, Mich, she came from Adrian, Mich, for the winter. Survivors: husband, Mr. Ru-ford Franklin Anderson, Winter Haven; daughters, Mrs.

Katherine Zimmerman, Mrs. Helen Clavpool, both of Adrian, and Mrs. Vonda Muzillo, Jackson, sons, Clerc L. Anderson, Adrian, and Donald Anderson, Highland, sisters, Mrs. Olla Brown, Onstcd, Mich, and Mrs.

Mary Saunders, Adrian; 24 grand MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, i ers, mechanics and other employes of Twin City Lines, the largest bus company serving Minneapolis, St. Paul and suburbs, went on strike at 3 a.m. Monday, The metropolitan area has some 1.7 million persons. The walkout resulted in heavy automobile traffic in downtown areas and many hitchhikers along the streets. Downtown parking lots squeezed cars closer together to handle added business.

1 reported operating out of Jordan. Egyptian frogmen attacked an Israel ship in the southern part of Eilat Sunday and Cairo indicated the raiders took off from the Jordanian port of Aqaba, which faces Eilat across three miles of the Gulf of Aqaba. "Jordan is responsible for the acts committed from its territory and it could not have been unaware of plans for this one," the semiofficial Israeli paper, Davar, said in an editorial. Most Israeli newspapers 1961 from Burlington, N.C. He was a Baptist.

Survivors: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Greeson, West Melbourne; brothers, Lewis A. Greeson, West Mel mlttee Chairman Wilbur D.

Mills, who heads the House conference group, not only had said publicly, in advance, that his conferees liked the Senate amendment; he also i I ated they wouldn't waste any time accepting it. He promised bourne, Charles E. Greeson III, West Melbourne; sisters, WELCH, MRS. DELLA M. Funeral service for Mrs.

Welch, 77, Orlando, who died Sunday, will be held Tuesday at 1 P.M. In the Hawthorne Chapel with Pastor Bob Ware and Pastor Ralph Godwin officiating. Interment will be in Vicksburg, Michigan. Mrs. Welch is turvived by her husband, Mr.

Lester G. Welch; son, Mr. Arthur F. Andre, both of a J. Greeson, Melbourne.

Mrs. Patricia Swearin- pen, Miami, and grandmotner, Mrs. Edith Greeson, Cocoa. oriendo; 1 daugnters, Mrs. Lucille Barber, Montague, Mrs.

Brownlie Funeral Home in the House to have the pack Frances Smink, Vicksburg, charge. oranden dren; 10 area t-arandrh age wrapped up and ready dren. Hawthorne Funeral Home is in MRS. ALMA L. FERGU for final approval by mid night Tuesday.

day. cnarge ot arrangements. WEST, MRS. ELLA MAY Funeral services for Mrs. Ella May West, 80, of Kissimmee and Owosso, Mlchiqan, will be held at 11:00 A.M.

Wednesday In Ih. rirl.M. u.llh SON, 59, 1443 E. New York DeLand, died Sunday. A native of Calumet, That would clear the way Blalne Cook, officiating.

Intermenr children and II great-grandchildren. Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home, Winter Haven. she had lived in DeLand 11 i for final enactment of the repealer, with another win oe in owosso, Micnigan. Grissom Funeral Homt, Kissimmee it in charge. burvivors: nusoana, Kooeri sisters, Mrs.

Esther La- routine Senate endorsement Fontaine, Detroit, Mrs. and signature of the Presi WINN, BERNER LEE Funeral services for Mr. Berner Lee Winn, will be held Wednesday at 2 P.M. at Brlsson Funeral Home, Sanford. Interment will be la Otk Lawn Memorial Park.

Milma Giacaletto, Kearsarge, dent, within a matter of and Mrs. Ida Hill, Calumet, brother, Alfred Tuovila, Calumet, Mich. days. The House action came over the vigorous protest of Lankford Funeral Home, Rep. Emanuel Celler, D- DeLand.

vml A-Ctle Wt slc happiness in mattrial comforts, convt-nitncs, gains and rewards. Bur, lift) seldom givs us all that things txacfly as, wher. and whan want them. When, plans and hopes go awry and disappointment follows, it would be good to remember spiritual gains CAN offset material losses. The following quote written long ago by an unknown MRS.

KATE HELLER WAL TER, 66, 431 N. Kansas DeLand, died Saturday. DEAL, MR. CLAY L. Funeral services for Mr.

Clay L. Deal, aqe 66, of 9SS 5lh Ml, Dora, who died Sunday, will be held on Wednesday at 10 A.M. from Rehbaum-Harden Chaoel. Ml. Dora, with Rev.

Klau Koch officiating. Interment will be in Pine Forest Cemetery, Mt. Dor. Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Homt In charge. DEAN, MR.

JAMES DAVID Funeral services for Mr, James David Dean, 54, of Routt 1, Clermont, who died Friday will be held Tuesday, pm in the Kurflss Funeral Noma, Groveiand with Reverend Nichols officlatlnq. Interment will follow In tht Mascott Cemetery Witts Kurflss Funeral horn In chergt of arrangement. DILLARD, MERTON VERON, SR. Funeral services for Merlon V. Oillard, Sr.

60, 3(17 Laouna Drive, will be lield Tuesday it 10 a.m. from the Fairchiid Chanel with the Rev. Girod Cole officiating. Interment will be In Woodiawn Memorial Park. Mr.

Dillard Is survived by his wife, Florrli and two sons: Merlon V. Dillard, and Gerold Dillard, brolhers: Warner, Buddy, and Jim Dillard. Mr. Dillard was born In Winter Garden, Fla. and has been a resident of Orange county his entire lite.

He was a member of the College Park Baptist church. Fairchiid Funeral Home, Laka Ivanhoe, In charga of arrangements. DUANE, MRS. NANCY MANLY Rosary for Mrs. Nancy Manly Duane, 38, Leesburg, who died Monday, will be recited at p.m.

Tuesday at fane-Theus Funeral Home Chapel, eesburg. Funeral Mass will be said at 10:30 a m. Wednesday at St. Paul's Catholic Church with tha Rev. Father William Klllion celebrant.

Entombment will follow In tht Sanctuary of Memories Mausoleum In Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Duane Is survived by her husband, John P. (Buddy) Ouane, sons, Pat and Michael, daughters, Karen, Sandra and Linda, brother, Walter L. Manly, and sister, Mrs.

J. Ashton Gray, ali of Leesburq. Friends who wish may make contributions to the American Oncer Society. Paoe-Theus Funeral Home, Leesburg. is In charga of arrangements.

CEYER, MR. HARRY A. Funeral services for Mr. Harry A. Geyer, 84 years, US Orange Avenue, Clermont, who died Sunday evening will beheld Friday afternoon at trie McComb a.

Sons Chapel In Fort vvavne, Indiana with Interment In tha Linden-wood Ctmettrv. Friends may call locally at tha Kurtiss rhaoel A native of New York City, Mrs. Walter had lived in DeLand IS years and did clerical work. Lankford Funeral Home, FRED HE LFEN-STEIN, 69, 714 E. Michigan DeLand, died Sunday.

He had been a resident of DeLand for three years, Mr. Helfenstein was born in Switzerland and was a retired gardener. Survivors: brother, Joe, Bel-laire, N. sisters, Mrs. Paula Bernhauser, Bui in-game, and Mrs.

Mary Fink, Switzerland. Allen-Summerhill, Inc. MR. CHARLES JAMES WILLEY, 90, Fort McCoy, died Saturday, his 70th wedding anniversary. He came to Marlon County 25 years ago from Newmarket, N.

H. He was a Baptist and a retired millwright. Survivors: widow, Mary; daughters, Mrs. Virginia C. Cannon and Mrs.

Doris E. Jenkins, Fort McCoy; three grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Roberts Funeral Home, Ocala. THE REV. THOMAS HENRY WHITEHEAD, 75, Port Charlotte, died Sunday in Ocala.

He was a former pastor of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Sheboygan, and was a member of the DeLand. MRS. MARIE NORRIS GUNTER, 39. Lake Panasoff-kee, died Sunday in an automobile accident near Dade City.

A native of Lake County, she resided in Sumter County for several years, and was owner and operator of Maria's Beauty Shop at Lake Panasoff-kee. She was a Protestant. Survivors: husband, Hinton. Casselberry; ions, Robert Stephen and Andrew J. i Lake Panasoffkee; daughter, Sherry Norris, Lake Panasoffkee; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Nelson, Clermont; sisters, Mrs. Alda Lampley, Cocoa. Mrs. Irene DeLoacn, Jacksonville; brother, E.

J. Nelson, South Carolina. 1 1 Funeral Home, Bushncll. MR. VICTOR R.

KING, 66, 204 Cleveland Leesburg, died Monday. Born in Fort Wayne, he moved to Leesburg two years ago from Indianapolis, after retirement as a clerk with the Texaco Co. He was a member of the Bethany Lutheran Church, the Leesburg Community Tourist and Shuf-fleboard Club, Masonic Lodge MR. CLAY L. DEAL.

66. 955 Meredith To Speak Dr. Ron Meredith will address the Central Florida Executives' Club tonight at the Country Club of Orlando following a dinner at 7. His subject will be "HoW To Avoid The She Told Him OSAKA, Japan Chiyo-ko Hayashida, 42, had a lot to say when her boyfriend jilted her and married another woman. Police said they arrested her for a ttemptcd intimidation" after she had made 10,000 abusive telephone calls to his house, 420 in one day.

Fifth Street. Mount Dora, died vonreoerare soldier illustrates this beautifully "I asked God for strength that I might achieve, I was made weak that I might learn humbly to obey I asked for health that I might do greater things, I was given infirmity that 1 might do better things. -I asked for riches that I might be happy, I was given poverty that I might be wise I asked for power that I might have praise of men, I wos given weakness that I might feel the need of God I asked for all things that I might enjoy life, I was given life that I might enjoy all things I got nothing that I asked for but everything I had hoped for; almost despite myself, my unspoken proyert were answered I am among all men, most richlv blessed." CAREY HAND FRANIvXIN.COLE Sunday. Born In Pennsylvania, he had been a Mount Dora resident 10 years, coming from Greensburg, Pa. He was a member of the St.

Philip's Lutheran Church of Mount Dora and of United Commercial Travelers. Survivors: widow, Dorothy CHAPEL. FUNEKAi. DIRECTORS daughters, Mrs. J.

Gordon MWUT BTIW.tiNOa, PLOMIOA SMO Nelson and Mrs. Thomas B. Hamilton, both of Greensburg, and two grandchildren. baum-Harden Funeral Wednesday S-t pm, Kurfiss Funeral Home In charge of local Home, Mount Dora, "Christmas Album of thayear! MR. CARL ALFRED HAN SON, 90, Valkaria, died Nov.

8. i -----'---i i Mr. Hanson came. to South N.Y., chairman of the judiciary committee, who saw It as the first step toward "piecemeal destruction" of the 1968 Clun Control Act. The law was intended to curb sale of guns, and ammunition to criminals, minors, and mental defectives.

THE MEASURE exempts all shotgun and high-power rifle ammunition from the record-breaking provisions of the law, but docs not exempt pistol ammunition or 22-caliber rimfire ammunition. The latter comprises the great majority of all ammunition sales. Railroads Get Freight Rate Boost WASHINGTON LV The Interstate Commerce Commission voted 6-3 Monday to approve now and inves-tigate later a general six per cent freight rate Increase proposed by the nation's railroads. The action, which means the huge rate boost can be put into effect Tuesday, came over the strong objection of ICC Chairman Virginia Mae Brown and milder dissents by Commissioners Willard Deason, and Dale Hardin. MRS.

BROWN, In a four-page statement, contended ''no emergency exists" to justify the Increase, which is expected to yield an additional $600 million in Brevard In 1946 from Charleston, W. Va. JOHN DEERE INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Distributor Surviving is a brother in Sweden. Wa Will Honor Your John Dear Warranty I Flald and Shop Service I Ntw Midlines In Stock SALES Brownlie Funeral Home in Masonic Lodge, Arab Shrine Temple and the Shrine Club of Fort Myers. Survivors: widow, Mrs.

Ora Whitehead; son, Thomas. Detroit, and sister, Mrs. Doris Elliott, Albion, Mich. Roberts Funeral Home, Ocala. MRS.

NANCY MANLY DUANE, 38, Leesburg, died Monday. She was a lifelong resident of Leesburg and a graduate of Leesburg High School and attended Sullins College, charge. PARTS SERVICE MR. THOMAS M. JOH- jo mw ANNS, 76, 2526 Laurel Sanford, died Sunday.

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