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LEGAL NOTICES Page 5 ORLANDO EVENING STAR Thursday, Feb. 8, 1968 Robert R. Tincher Of WESH-TV Dies IN COUNTY DO ei COURT. Off ANfj COUNTY, FLORIDA Fits No. 73411 ESTATE OF HFlfcN O.

ECKEN-ROD, DFCEASF.D NOTICE TO CHED'TORI TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS OR DEMANDS. JAID ESTATE You and aacH of vou are haroby notitied and required to file any Calms and demands wfcich you, or either of you, may havo aoalnsl said aMaio In fhe oldce ol RICHARD t. KEATING, County Judge ol Oranoo County, af his office In tha Courf House In Orlando, Florida, within six calendar months from the time ot the tlrtt publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and contain the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must Da sworn to bv the claimant, his agent or attorney, or th same shall be vr-id. DONALD ECKENROD As Executor ol Mid estate J.

Ben Grittin GRIFFIN HAMLIN Attorneys at Law Winter Garden, Florida Brofsdex Corporation of Florida here, came to Orlando in 1937 and previously had been a resident of Pomona, for 30 years. He was a native of Bi'ford, N.D. Survivors include his widow, Miriam; mother, Mrs. Minnie NOTICE OP NAMES OP PERSON! APPEARING TO BE OWNtKJ OP ABANDONED PROPERTY Pursuant to Section I) of Chaoter 717, Florida Siatetes, entitled "Florida Disposition of Unclaimed Properly police It hereby given that the Persons listed below appear to be the owners of unclaimed personal or Intanglbia proper lv presum-d abandoned ACCOUNT NUMBER APPARENT OWNER 7'0K)5-O(X)l Atco Aluminum Products Co 1920 Kubl Ave Srlando Flat 7-091 1 -OMI Banner usseil 401 So Deianey Orlando Fla 7-0005 0OO3 Bennet) 370 Lake SI Orlando Flat 7-0654 onol Benton Willis Sr 351 Lake Grittin Brlve Casselberry Fiai 7-O473-O0O1 evane Betty Jane 417 East Church St Orlando Flai 7-00O5OOO3 Fish, back Lillian Ag in Orange Ave Orlando Flat 7-0135 0001 Fran, kiln Rex Co lllth A Orlando AF8 Flai 703JS-0UO7 Fran, kiln WMilam W. Pavee Tr Dent The Fit Natl Bk et Orlando Pavor Orlando Flat 7-0ft05-0OO4 Garland Cleaners 301 Concoid Orlando jV-a fit Funeral Notices Feb.

1, 1, IS. ltl STil riai Hamm win we V. Eslatg Rl. I Mrs Ana jioo Broadway new Yorx 7 0364-000I Hamon Helen Plius Edward and Rush IN COUNTY OO I 'I COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File No. 33.171 ESTATE OF ALSTON HARE, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any Claims and demands which you, or either ol vou.

may have aoalnsl said eslatg in the ollice of Hon. RICHARD B. KEATING, County Jung ol Orange County, al his oillce In the Court House in Orlendo, Florida, wilhm six calendar months trom the lime of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be In writing and contain the place ef residence and post oillce address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the same shall be void. sRulh von Spreckeisen RUTH VON SPRbCKELSEN As Executrix of said allele lie, J.

Gierach J. Gierach, Esquire liS Plara First Nt'l Bank 630 North Bumby Avt. Orlando, Florida Attorney lor Executrix ST-119 Feb, I. IS, 31, 39, 191 UNITED STATFS DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Court No. 66-161 Civ Orl UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintitl, SIDNEY D.

WHITE, tt Defendants NOTICE OR SALE Notice Is hereby given thai pursuant to a Final Decree ot Foreclosure entered on January 13. 1961 bv the above entitled Court In the above styled cause, the under-sioned United States Marshal or any of his duly authorlied deputies will sell the property situate in Orange County, Florida described "Lot 1, Block RIO GRANDE SECOND REPLAT, according to Slat Ihereol as recorded In Plal ok page 41, Public Records of Orange County, Florida at public outcry to the highest and best bidder lor cash al 9.00 O'clock A.M. on Tuesday, March 13, 196t at the east door of the Orange County Courthouse, Orlando, Florida. JOHN E. MAGUIRE, SR.

United States Marshal Middle District ot Florida KFNDELL W. WHERRY Assistant United States Attorney Attorney for Plaintiff Mr. Robert R. Tincher, 59, president of WESH-TV and Winter Park resident since 1966, died Wednesday morning at Florida Sani-tarium and Hospital. Cause of death was listed as heart failure.

Mr. Tincher started his career with Cowles Broadcasting organization at Radio Station KRNT, Des Moines, Iowa. Subsequent Cowles assignments included general manager, WNAX, Yankton, S.D.; KVTV, Sioux City, Iowa; and WHTN-TV, Hunting-ton, W. Va. IN 1961, Mr.

Tincher was headquartered at Cowles Communications Inc. New York offices. In 1963 he was sent to Memphis, Tenn. as director of public affairs of WREC. He was elected vice president of Cowles and president of Cowles Florida IN COUNTY JUO Ge'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File No.

n.m ESTATE OF GERTRUDE MCCLAIN, defeased. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR OISCMARGE All persons are hereby noltilrd that tha undersigned as Executrix of said estate, has completed the administration thereof and has filed In said court her final report and application lor discharge. Obiec-tions thereto, if any, should be duly filed. Aller filing proot of publication showing rhls notice has been published once a week tor lour consecutive weeks, the matter ol approval of said report and the ordering of distribution of said islall will coma before the court. Ill Dorothy W.

WichlendaH bOROTHY M. WICHTEN-DAHL As Executrln of said estate. First Publication on Feb, Ivtl YERGEY YERG6Y Sfll-ll One N. Orange Bldg. Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Estate i 4.

BALI, till. MARION PIERCE rumwal services lor Mrs. Marlon Pitrn Stall, 41. 170 test Otrmont, who died Wednesday, will told tram Wilts Cnepel al 1 f-riday with ID Day. Charles Kinder oiticlaltng.

Interment will bo in Oak Hill Gar mom. Frlonai may call at tho chapei Thursaay Irons 7 I p.m. Kurlisi Funeral Homo it In charge. DRURY, LT. COL.

Mill! UkbAN runerei wrvlcaa tor LI. iriari u. drury, jt, lu urlve, Oriijo, who oied Wounvbday, will bo nam ot p.m. l-rioey in iho Oflenoo Air Force Ha tnapet, wun mepiein oravoon iar. bursn otnttalinq.

i no boav whI Inen bo torweroed to Arlington National Cemetery lor graveside services to bo hen luetflay roo. la al il a.m. wun fuil military honors. Ho wai oorn in Havermii, and moved to Orienoo 192 trom A lore i Ho wai a member ot tho Acacia Lodge f. A M.

Savannah, Oa, Surviving oro who. Mm, Wanda P. Drury, urianoo; oon, LI. Doano C. Drury, Okinawa; oaughiers, Mrs.

Donna Tomasovic, Mrs. Danioao Jenkins. Unanoo; moihor, Mrs. Borlna Mills, Drury, Arllnqton, sitters, LOnuanco Drury, Ardis Drury, Arlington, Mass. Two grandchildren.

Fairchiid Funeral Homo, Lako Ivanhoe, In Charge ot arrenaemenls. fs, f. ST-it Feb. 1, 1, 15, 31, mi On The Rocks box luo urianao rta; Hasty James Ci 7-080 5 0005 Haves Kenneth 1050 W. Robinson Orlando Flat -OfiOS-oona Interracial Committee of Orlando Carter Westmoreland Orlando Fla; 7-OM5-0O07 Medlock A 1IW Central Orlando Fiaj 7-08OJOO0 Miller Harvey 333 Central Ave Orlando Fla; 7-0805 0009 Miller Harvey 335 Central Ave Orlando Fla; 7-08O5-O0I0 Miller Harvey 377 Central Orlando Fla; 7-0335 000) Morris Mrs Louis 7-Oaosooil Newman Hargfa Ine 1611 Ro.kl.ke Orlando Fla; 7-0335-0004 OBrien Joe 637 Princeton Orlando Fla; 7000 5 0013 ONeal as Tr 131 Pine St Orlando Flai 74335-0005 Pool Geneva 7-0S06-0001 Reid John 719 East Livingston Ava Orlando Fla; 70114-0001 Rylanl Martin; 7-0911-001 Simmons Robert 640 Harold Ava Waiter Park Flai 7 -00115 001 3 Taylor 3516 Orange Orlando Fla; 7-0805-0014 Time Loan Company 4 Central Orlando Flai 7 (me 5-00 is Wallin i 1 Parramora 8rlendo Flai 7-OIIOSO0I6 Waller onslructlon Co Box 3694 Orlando Fla; 7 08OS-OOI7 Watkina Ed A Cor Kentucky 30th St Orlando Fla; 7-0805-OOI8 Weathers Packaging Service Grant 1 Orlando Flai 7-0335-0001 Wels-senburger Mr, or Mrs.

Max Pavea Louise Prauty Payor; Wilton Sharon Ann or Wilson Mrs Mary lil lis I Box 93 Orlando Florida. Information concerning the amount or description ol the Property and the name and address ot lha holder may be obtained bv eny persons possessing an Interest In the property bv addressing an Inouiry to Fred O. Dickinson. Stale Comptroller at Administrator, Abandoned Property Division, Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida. Ba sura to mention account number, name and address, as published In this notice.

Unless proof ot ownersnlo is presented to the holder by April 34, I960, the property will be delivered to the Administrator, Thereafter, all further claims must be directed to me Administrator. FREO O. DICKINSON, Al Administrator ST I1I Feb. IS, 1961 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA DISTRESS FOR RENT CASE NO. 17-3549 NORTHGATE OP ORLAN- DO, a Florida corporal ion, Plaintiff, from, the ship before attempting to save it.

The Bache was driven on the rocks Tuesday by a sudden storm that snapped Its anchor cable. The U. S. Sixth Fleet destroyer Bache is shown on the rocks on the shorts off the Greek island of Rhodes in the southeastern Aegean Sea. Salvage teams today removed tons of high explosives and volatile fuel oil ST-137 Feb.

IS, 39, mi FITLER, MR. RALSTON RIDDLI Funeral services tor Mr. Ralston Biddw Fitior, si, lie Osceola i-ouri, Winter Park, will bo it 4 a.m. Friday from tho cnaooi ot Cox-Pariter Funaral Homo wun tha Rov. Chariea Hay ot tno All Sainti Episcoual Church efliciatinq.

Interment will bo in Palm Cemetery. Mr. Filler survived by his wlta. Edvthe R.i three sons, Ralston Biddio Butler, Edwin Htnrv, Giadwvne, Waller tils. Wavne, Pal brother, Nathan Myers Filler, Beach Haven, N.J.I Mrs.

Richard (Meryl Nanon, Havertoro, slepbon, Mr. John Knox, Dallas, and tnree grandcnit-dren, Cox-Parker Funeral Home is in charge, GOBLE, MR. OEOROI SIDNEY Funeral services tor Mr. George Sidney Coble, 43, Kisslmmee, will be held at II a.m. Saturday trom Grls-som Chapel with the Rev.

Paul VVronn otttcieting. Cesketbearers, folding and presentation of tho flag, courtesy Makinson-Cerson Post 10, American Legion. Interment will be in Osceola Memory Gardens. Grlssom Funeral Home, Kissimmoe, Is in cnaroe. MOLBROUOH, MRS.

LILLIAN H. Funeral servloei for Mrs. Lillian H. Hoibrough, IS. 2324 Cross Lake Drive, Orlando, who died Tuesday will be held Friday el 10:00 A.M.

trom Garden Chapel Home lor Funerals Wllh Rev. Jack Carter, Pastor of The Pentecostal Holiness Church officiating. Interment Originator To Show Color Use In Reading NOTICE OP SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; You art hereby notllled thai th following motor vehicle 1963 Chevrolet 3Dr Serial Number JI847AIJ0743 will be sold at public sale at 10:00 A.M. o'clock on the Itth day of February I960 at Creamont Inc. Eustls, Florida.

The proceeds of tha sale will be applied first to the payment of the I costs of retaking, storing and sale ot said motor vehicle and the cost of publication ol notice of sale and then to the satisfaction ot the balance due under tha contract wllh Donald Rolle, 905 E. Magnolia Leesburg, Fla. covering the financing of said motor vehicle. Any surplus will be paid to you and you will remain liable for any balance remaining unpaid under said contract. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 704 E.

Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida -a, ST 144 Feb. i960 By Star Bureau MELBOURNE BEACH A revolutionary new process of using colors to help children learn to read will be demonstrated in Brevard County this month by its English originator. The method reduces the learning of alphabet sounds from the present old-fashioned time scale of three years to an effort of only weeks. THE revolutionary technique will get a first-hand introduction in the county next week by its innovator, Dr. Caleb Gattegno of Reading, England.

The professor here at the invitation of Brevard School Supt. B. Frank Brown will conduct color workshops Feb. 12-14 at several county elementary schools. He is currently in New York City, where he is conducting similar workshops.

FLORIDA educators have a far view of the learning by color method. In Brevard some teachers have experimented with it but not on a controlled basis. "Most all current school programs anywhere take three years now to cover alphabet sounds that are taught elementary grade pupils," said Gemini Elementary School Principal Helen Outlaw at Melbourne Beach. "Dr. Gattegno's words-in-color approach stresses the alphabet sounds by color.

Present programs teach whole word methods where as the words in color program teaches basic sounds in a period of 12 to 14 weeks." THE PROFESSOR will be at the Fairglen School in Cocoa Monday with an evening session for school administrators and faculties. On Tuesday, he will be at the Capeview School in Cocoa Beach, the Co-, quina School at Titusville and Audubon School at Merritt Island. He will conduct an all-day first grade boys class at the Gemini School Wednesday. IN COUNTY DGE 'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File No. 333 ESTATE OF KATHERN BALLOU, It KATHERN BALLOU COL- LINS, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against said estate In the office of Hon.

RICHARD B. KEATING, County Judqe of Orange County, at hit office In the Court House In Orlando, Florida, within six calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice, Each claim or demand must be in writing and contain the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to bv the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the same shall be void. CAROL FRANCES VOLZ As Administratrix of said estate PANICO DUROCHER Attorneys for Eslale 3733 Hlllcrest Street Orlando, Florida, 32803 ALLIEO FENCE, CARPET AWNING a Florida corporation, Defendant. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhaf I. Dava Starr, as Sheriff ot Orange County, Florida, under and by virtu of a Writ of Distress lor Rent, Judgment and Writ ot Execution Issued thereon out of tha above entitled Court, In the above styled ceuse, daled the 3nd day ol February, A.

D. 1968, have levied upon the following described personal property located in Orangg County, Florida, to-wit: I Sample Display Racki 3 Sample Display Aluminum Awninq: 7 Pieces Carpet, ap-prox 3X10 8, I Studio Sola! 1 Partial Rolls 11' Gold Carpel; 4 Padded Chairs; 1 End Tables! 3 Executive Chairs; 1 Wood Desks; 3 Melal Card Filesi I Westlnghouse Clock Radiol 1 Desk Penholders; I Stamp Pad Holder; 1 Paymaster Check Proleclori 3 Card Tables) 3 Wailepaper Baskets; 1 Toastmasler Healer; 1 rWelal 4 Drawer File Cabinet; I Underwood Typewriter; 1 Hand Paper Punch; 1 Tape Measure; 1 Letter File; 1 Wood Table; i 1 Spirit Dupllcalor, Model 76; 1 Hoover Vacuum Cleaner; 3 Rolls 13' Gold Carpet; I Coffee Urn; I Rack Metal Shelves; 41 Boxes 7" Low Gloss Lattice; 3 Partial Boxes 3" Low Gloss Lattice; II Pieces Venetian Blind Lattice; 16 Pieces Ornamental Too Rail; 1 Lot Asstd. Pieces Ornamental Top Rail; 14 Pkos. Ornamental Fence; 1 Lot Misc. Parts; 16 Storm Window Frames; 0, Lot Misc.

Galv. Pine; 1 Cincinnati Time Clock; 1 Time Clock Cord Rack; 1 Lot Misc. Fence; 1 1 Padded Chair; 1 Floor Lamp; 1 Model 1 67-OO0 Machine, Serial No. 1049. as the property of the above namd Delendant, and that on the 19th day of February, D.

1968, between the legal hours of sale, namely, eleven o'clock In th forenoon and two o'clock In the allernoon, on said day, at 504 Edoewater Drive, Orlando, Orange County, Florida. I will offer for sale and sell ts th highest bidder for cash, In hand, the above described property as th property of the said defendant to satisfy said Writ of Distress for Rent, Judgment and Writ of Execution. CAVE STARR, as Sheriff Oranga County, Florida By: F. Neel as Deputy Sheriff ST-4S Feb. 1, IS, 1961 I THE IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File NO.

33859 ESTATE OF JULIA 8. PHILLIPS, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or ether of you, may have against said estate In the office of Hon. RICHARD B. KEATING, County Judqe of Orange County, al his office In the Court House In Orlando, Florida, within six calendar months from the time of tha first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be In writing and contain tha place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn ts by the claimant, his aqent or attorney, or thr lama shall ba void, III W.

Crawford Thomoson Executor of said astata allen k. Mccormick 317 North Eola Drive Orlando, Florida ST 880 Jan. IS, 35 Feb. 1, 1961 Ff 1D0CT0R IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File no. ESTATE OF JENNIE WOOD, FORMERLY JENNIE KAMP, DECEASED.

NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGI All persons are hereby noiified that the undersigned as Administrator, C. T. A. ot said estate, has completed the administration thereof and has tiled In said court his final report and application lor discharge. Oblecttons thereto, If any, should be duly filed.

Alter tiling proot ot publication showlnq this notice has been published once a week for lour consecutive weeks, the matter of approval of said report and me ordering of distribution of said eslale will come belora the court. SAMUEL EARL WOOD As Administrate cum tAs-tamento annexo ol said estate. First Publication on Feb, 1, 1MI Sammle B. Francisco Of GURNEY, GURNEY 1 HANDLEY 103 North Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida ST 47 Feb. 1, I.

IS, 71, IMS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chanter Florida Statute, will register wllh the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, In and for Orang County, Florida, upon receipt of proof ot the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to-wlt: MID-FLA INDUSTRIAL SERVICES under which wg art engaged In business at 171? So. Orange Blossom Trail In the Crly of Orlando, Florida. That tha party Interested In said business enterprise Is as follows: NELSON'S JACK SERVICES, INC. (SEAL) William Nelson, Pres. WILLIAM H.

NELSON, President Dated al Orlando, Oranqe County, Florida, January I960 ST S3 Feb. 1. 15. 77, 19M IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File No. 33960 ESTATE OF ANNIE JOYNER also known as ANNIE J.

MATHEWS, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notllled and required to tile any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against said eslatg In the office of Hon. RICHARD B. KEATING, County Jurtae of Orange County, at his oillce in the Court House in Orlando, Florida, within six calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing end contain the place of residence end post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his aaent or attorney, or the same shall be void, IM LAURIE M. DAVIS As Executrix of said estate ST-131 Feb.

IS, 33, 39, 1961 IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT ORANGE FLORIDA File No. ESTATE OF MARY BURRY, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREOITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of vou are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands. which you. or either of you, may have against said estate In the olfice ol Hon, RICHARD B. KEATING, County Judge ol Orange County, at his otllce In the Court House In Orlando, Florida, within six calendar months trom the lime of the first publication of this notice.

Each claim or demand must be In writing and contain the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the sam shall be void, Itl MARION McEWAN As Executrix ol said estate III George W. Johnson, of JOHNSON, MOTSINGER, TRI5-MEN AND SHARP 100 East Robinson Street Orlando, Florida 33)0) Attorneys for Executrix ST-949 Jan. 35i Feb. IS, 1968 IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File No, 31409 ESTATE OF GEORGIA NELID- SKY, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT ANO APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All persons are hereby noiified that the undersigned as Co-Executors of said estate, have completed the administration thereof and have filed in said court their final report and application for discharge.

Oblections thereto, If any, should be duly filed. After filing proof of publication showing this notice has been published once a week for four consecutive weeks, the matter of approval of said report and the ordering of distribution of said estate will come before the court. Ill Moreiand E. Maddox MORELAND E. MADDOX III Nathaniel L.

Lewis NATHANIEL L. LEWIS As Co-Executors of laid estate. WARD, BRADFORD OSWALD 423 S. Orange Avenue Orlando, Florida First Publication on Jan. 35, 1961 ST-978 Jan.

lil Feb. 1. 15, 1968 IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File NO. 15683 ESTATE OF DAVID D. DUBOIS, deceased.

NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGB All persons are hereby noiified that the undersigned as Administrator d.b.n. c.t.a, of said estate, has com let ed the administration thereof and has tiled in said courf his final report and application for discharge. Oblections thereto, if any, should be duly filed. After tiling proof of publication showing this notice has been published once. week for four consecutive weeks, the matter of approval of said report and the ordering of distribu-, lion of said estate will come petort the court, sJobn A.

Sutton JOHN A. SUTTON As Administrator d.b.n c.t.a. of said estate. First Publication on Feb. 19611 ST-131 Feb.

(, 15, 33, 39, 1964 IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA File No, 7ml ESTATE OF ANNE OWENS KENT, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of vou are hereby noiified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against said estate in the olfice of Hon. RICHARD B. KEATING, County Judge of Orange County, at his olfice in the Court House in Orlando, Florida, within six calendar months from the time of the first puOiication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing end contain the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the same sh'i be void. Ill JOHN PATRICK KENT At Executor of sakf estate ST-170 Jan.

II. 25; Feb. 1, 1. 1961 Miistrud, Pomona, and a brother and sister in California. Metropolitan Funeral Directors of New York City will send the body to Pomona where Todd Memorial Chapel will be in charge.

Donations may be made to the Heart Fund in lieu ot flowers. LT. COL MERLE URBAN DRURY 59, 1406 Tanager Drive, died Wednesday. A native of Haverhill, he came here in 1962 from the Azores. He was retired from the Air Force and a member of the Acacia Lodge, A.M., Savannah, Ga.

Survivors include widow, Wanda son, Lt. Dcane Okinawa; daughters, Mrs. Donna Tomasovic, Mrs. Danielle Jenkins, both Orlando; mother, Mrs. Bertha M.

Drury, Arlington, two grandchildren. Fairchiid Funeral Home. MR. RALSTON BIDDLE FITLER, 58, 215 Osceola Court, Winter Park, died Wednesday. A native of Rivertori, N.J., he came here five years ago from Haverford, Pa.

He was owner of an insurance business and a member of the Sons of American Revolution, Philadelphia. Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club, Beach Haven, N.J., the Society of Colonial Wars and the Society of Friends. Survivors include widow, Edythe sons, Ralston B. Butler, Pa Edwin Gladwyne, Walter Wyne, stepson John Knox Dallas, daughter, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Haverford; three grandchildren.

Cox-Parker Funeral Home. MR. WILLIAM MCDOWELL SWEETS, 73, SR 436, Al-tamonte Springs, died Tuesday. A native of Louisville, he moved to Altamonte Springs from Manchester, Vt. He was a writer and foreign ondent for United Press International.

Survivors include widow, Kay Parsons Sweets. Cox-Parker Funeral Home. MR. JAMES V. BRIGGS, 57, 1223'2 S.

Orange died Wednesday. A native of Wells, Ohio, he came here in 1948. from Wadsworth, Ohio. He was a veteran of World War II, a member of Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Episcopal, and service manager for Ryder Truck Rental.

Survivors include widow, Agnes daughters, Mr. Helen Ingalls, Mrs. Donna Shaw, both Orlando; mother, Mrs. Catherine Waterman, Ak-, ron, Ohio; one brother; five grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren. Hawthorne Funeral Home.

MRS. ANNIE MAE HUGHETT, 1919 Garvin died Tuesday. A native of Texas, she came here in 1936 and was a member of Reeves Memorial Methodist. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Claude Hickman, Camarillo, Mrs.

E. F. Hutcheson, Orlando, Mrs. George O'Berg, Amarillo, nine grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren. Fairchiid Funeral Home.

MR. CLARENCE CLIF-FORD COX, 87, Orlando visitor from Columbus, Ohio, died Wednesday. He came to Orlando three months ago. He was a retired napropath.i a native of Ross County, Ohio, and a member of the Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include widow, Elsie, Columbus; son, C.

Ronald Cox, Orlando; daughter, Pauline Fogle, Columbus, seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Garden Chapel Home for Funerals. ROBERT R. TINCHER Broadcast figure Broadcasting Inc. (WESH-TV) in May 1966 and moved to Sutton Place South, Winter Park.

A native of Omaha, Mr. Tincher was educated at the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania. He was a member of the board of directors of Winter Park Chamber of Commerce, a member of the area board of Junior Achievement, Bahia Shrine, Orlando, and held K.C.C.H. degree in Masons. He was awarded an honorary doctor's degree from Morning-side College, Sioux City, Iowa.

Survivors include widow, Roxanna daughters, Carol Fords, N. Mrs. Diane Mennella, N. N. Mrs.

Virginia Caldwell, Hong Kong, Mrs. Judith Peterson, Ft. Knox, seven grandchildren. Cox-Parker Funeral Home. MRS.

DELTA PEARL REISS, 68, 409 Vickers Drive, West Eau Gallie, died Tuesday. She came to Eau Gallie 10 years ago from Orlando. Previously she operated the Trade winds Restaurant in Fort Pierce and a restaurant in Indian River City. She was a Methodist and a native of Holden, Mo. Survivors include brother, T.

M. Deal, Winter Park. Davis Funeral Home, Eau Gallie. MR. HARRY N.

ASHTON, 82, 105 Boswell Drive, Holly Hill, died Wednesday. A native of Brockton, he had lived in Orange City until January. He was a retired government employe and member of Orange City Baptist Church. Survivors: widow, Melva; daughter, Mrs. Ruth Vallone, Arcadia, brother, Thomas South Daytona; six grandchildren.

Lankford Orange City Chapel. MRS. MARION C. SPALT, 89, 318 Solandra Drive, died Wednesday. A native of Kingston, N.

she came here six years ago and was a member of Reformation Lutheran Church. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Jess Dunham, Orlando, Mrs. Myron Trumbull, Cooperstown, N. sons, Carl of Troy, N.Y., Oscar, North Haledon, N.J.; 11 grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren.

Carey Hand Chapel will send the body to Kingston. MR. DEAN MELVIN CUNNINGHAM, 56, 20 W. Lucerne Circle, died Wednesday in New York City while on a business trip. Mr.

Cunningham, vice president and general manager of DR. BRANDSTADT Feb. 1, 1961 ST-13 follow in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Holbrough was born In England and moved to the Orlando area In I9M) from Toronto, Canada.

She is survived by sons, Mr. Leslie Holbrough, Nando, Mr. Donald Holbrough, oronlo, Canada, Daughlor. Mrs. Evelyn Hely, Deep River, Ontario, Canada, I grandchildren, 4 greatgrandchildren.

Garden Chapel Home for Funerals in charge of services. HUNT, MR. WILLIAM ADOLPHUS -Funeral services for Mr. William Adolphus Hunt, 71, W. Kaley will be held Friday at 1 p.m.

at the Fairchiid Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Dovlg Shirey oiticiatlng. Interment be in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors are, wife, Cora; Orlando dauahter, Mrs. Sarah J.

Hopkins, Orlando; brothers, Hunt, Sanford, Tom Cumby, amoa; sisters, Mrs. Allie Thompson, Orlando, Mrs. Thelma Slinson, Orlando, Mrs. Pearl Bvrd, Sanford; grandchildren, William E. Taylor, Robert D.

Hopkins Donald L. Hopkins and Jeanette R. Hopkins, ell of Orlando. Fairchiid Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe, In charge of arrangements. HUGHETT, MRS.

ANNIE MAE Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Mae Hughett, 1919 Garvin will be tied Friday at 10 a.m. at the Fairchiid Funerel Home Chapel with the Rev. William Swygert and Rev. Paul Stewart officiating.

Interment will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Survivors are, daughters, Mrs. Claude Hickman, Camarillo, Calif. Mrs. E.F.

Hulcheson, Orlando, Mrs. George O'Bero, Amarillo, brother In Texas; nine grandchildren, 1 2 great-grandchildren. Fairchiid Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe, In charoe of arrangements. IVEV, MRS. MARTHA TOMLINSON A private committal service for Mrs.

Martha Tomtinson Ivev, 79, 1610 Chinook Trail, Mailland. will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, at Glen Haven Memorial Park. Memorial services will be held at Winter Park Presbvlerien Church at 5 P.m.

Saturday with the Rev. Dr. Oswald Delgado officiating. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to Young Life ot Central Florida Forward Fund, 2080 Mohican Trail, Maitland. Niblack Funeral Home, Casselberry, is In charge.

McCASLIN, DR. H.H. Funeral services for Dr. H.H. McCaslin, 1920 Hibiscus Court, Sanford, will be held at 3 p.m.

Thursday at the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Virgil Bryant officiating. Burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery. Brlsson Funeral Home, Sanford, ie in charge. MURDOCK, MR.

GERALD services for Mr. Gerald C. Murdock, 55, 339 Brassie Drive, who died Tuesday, will be held In the Carey Hand Chapel Friday at 4 p.m. with Dr. Henry A.

Parker of First Baptist Church officiating. The interment will follow in Palm Cemetery, Winter Park. Mr. Murdock had been with Electrolux Corp. as sales representative since 1956, and came to Orlando from Bloomington, III.

16 years ago. He is survived bv his widow, Mrs. Harriet N. Murdock, Orlando: son, Gerald Randall Murdock, Gainesville; dauahter. Miss Valerie Sue Murdock, Gastonia, N.C.I mother, Mrs.

Verna G. Murdock, Normal, III.) brother, John D. Murdock, Wheatoo, III. and grandson, Gerald David Murdock, Gainesville. The services for Mr.

Murdock are under the direction of the Carey Hand Chapel, Franklin-Col Funeral Direc-tors, 36 W. Ping St. RICHARDSON, MR. LUTHER Funeral services for Mr. Luther Richardson, 73, Lonowood, who died Tuesday, will be held from the Chanel of Niblack Funeral Home, Casselberry, at 2 P.m.

Friday with the Rev. Clarence Love of Casselberry Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be in Longwood Cemetery, Lonowood. Niblack Funeral Home, Casselberry, it in charge. SWEETS, MR.

WILLIAM services tor Mr. William M. Sweels, 73, SR 436, Altamonle Springs, will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday from Cox-Parker Funeral Home with the Rev. CM.

Layman, professor of religion at Florida Southern College, officiating. Interment will be in Sunderland Cemetery, Bennington, Vt. He Is survived by his wile. Kay Parsons Sweets. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park, Is in charge of arrangements.

A TINCHER, MR. ROBERT R. Funeral services for Mr. Robert R. Tincher, 59, 50O Osceola Winter Park, will be Friday at 2 p.m.

from the chapel of Cox-Parker Funeral Home with Reader Thomas Rives of the First Church of Christian Science, Winter Park offlcialmg. Graveside services to be conducted by the Mount Dora Masonic Lodge Interment will be in the Mount Dora Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Roxanna four daughters, Carol E. Tincher, Fords, N.J., Mrs. Diane Mennella, New York, N.Y., Mrs.

Virginia Caldwell, Hong Kong, Mrs. Judith Peterson, Knox, and seven grandchildren. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park, is In charge. WHITE, MRS. JESSIE MAE-Funeral services for Mrs.

Jessie Mae White, 43. of 4001 Ciarcona Road, Orlando, who died Tuesday, will be held Friday at 2:30 P.M. trom Garden Chapel Home for Funerals wllh Rev. B. R.

Horner officiating. Interment will follow In Woodlawn Memorial Park. She is survived by her husband, Finnis sons, Douglas Allan While, Gary Kenneth White and Charles Wayne White, all of Orlando; daugmers, Mrs. Carolyn Mae Garrett and Wanda Jean White, both of Orlando; Father, Charles A. Jones of Louisville, Kentucky; brothers, Roe Garland Jones, of indlanapolis, Indiana and Charles Harold Jones of Louisville, Kentucky; sister.

Mrs. Pauline Frances Finn of Orlando; and 4 grandchildren. Garden Chapel Home for Funerals is in charge gf arrangements. IN COUNTY JUDGE'S No Medicinal Value In 'Pot' As a noted psychiatrist has said, "You don't need drugs to give you an awareness of the wonders of the world. All you need is rapt attention to your surroundings." The rumor has gotten around that smoking marijuana improves one's creative and artistic ability, but scientific observation fails to a ntiate such a claim.

SINCE THE use of marijuana does not cause a physical dependence, there are no torturous withdrawal symptoms when its use is discontinued. That, however, does not eliminate the problems of psychological dependence. Chronic users of the drug who give it up' relapse about as often as users of heroin. PSYCHOLOGICAL de- pendence of any kind is an indication of a serious personality problem that can be solved only when it is determined what it is that is really bothering the victim consciously, subconsciously or both. For such a determination, expert psychiatric help may be necessary, ESTATE OF ALFRED WOODRICH, NOTICE TO CREDITORS S0 HAVING SAID s-PATE AGAINST You and each of vou are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against said estate In the office of Hon.

RICHARD B. KEATING, County Judge of Orange County, at his office In the Court House In Orlando, Florida, within six calen-dar months from the lime of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and contain the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the cloimant, his agent or ellorney, or the same shall be void. Ill Donald L. Cooiey As Administrator of laid estate frank mcmillan Attorney at Law P.

O. Box 3161 Orlando, Florida 33803 ST-861 Jan, 35; Feb. 15, 19M NOTICE OP SALE Notice Is hereby given that Tha Valley National Bank of Arizona will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cosh tha following: 1967 Volkswagen 1 Dr. Sedan D. No.

H0205337 at West Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida) 10:00 a.m., February 15, 1961 which property was retaken pursuant to Conditional Sate Contract dated November 35, 196, In the name ot J. B. Segrest and Eleanor Segrest, Dated this 1st day ef February, 1968. THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA Phoenix, Arliona BvtPaut Richardson PAUL RICHARDSON Assistant Vice President Loan Service Center Newspaper Enterprise Association Marijuana has become one of the most controversial subjects of the day. Unlike morphine, cocaine and the barbiturates, it has no medicinal value.

It causes psychologic dependence rather than true addiction or physical dependence. A DERIVATIVE of the hemp plant, Cannabis saliva, it has been known for many centuries under such names as hashish, bhang and dagga. Although traffic in the drug is illegal, control is. difficult, because the hemp grows so readily in all parts of the world. The smoke from cigarettes containing marijuana, when inhaled, is irritating and frequent use causes chronic bronchitis.

IT ALSO affects the brain, but not in any consistent or predictable way. This effect, when it is felt, occurs within a few minutes and may last for 10 to 12 hours. Some habitual users of this drug develop mental disease, but it is possible that persons with a tendency to develop a psychosis are more easily lured into using the drug than are normal persons. THE FACT that many young persons today are trying marijuana just for kicks is a sad commentary on their motivation toward more worthwhile goals and their total lack of inner resources. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Court No.

67-133 Civ Orl UNITED STATES- OF. AMERICA, Plaintiff, V' ORANGE CENTER VILLAGE, Defendant NOTICE OF SALE Nolle Is hereby given lhaf pursuant to a Summary Final Decree of Foreclosure entered on) January 4, 1968, and the Amendment thereto entered on January 31 1961 by the above entitled Court In the above styled caus, the undersigned United Stales Mershal or any of his duly authorized deputies will sell fh property situate In Oranga County, Florida described Begln 435.J feet East of th center of Section 33, Township 33 South, Range 39 East, run thenc north 389.68 feet to th south RW of Orang Center Boulevard, thence east 400 feet, thenc south 289.34 feet, thenc west 600 feet to the point of beginning, Orlando, Oranga County, Florida. Together wllh fh following personal property located In the Improvements situated on tha above described properly: Space Heaters Kitchen Exhaust Fan! Water Heaters The express enumeration of fh foreqoing items shall not ba deemed to limit or restrict the applicability of any other language describing In general terms any other properly Intended to be covered hereby, Al public outcry to the hignest and best bidder for cash at 9:00 o'clock A M. on Tuesday, March 13, 1961 at th east door of the Orange County Courthouse, Orlando, Florida. Daled: 35-61 JOHN E.

MAGUIRE, SR. United States Marshal Middle District of Florida E. J. SALCINES Assistant United Statei Attorney Attorney for Plaintiff ST-136 Feb. IS, tt, 3t, 1961 NOTICE OF SALE TO: MARCELLA B.

and WAR. REN HUBBARD 3313 Needles Drive, Orlando, Fla, I You are hereby notified lhaf th following motor vehicle: 1962 OldsmobMe- I cvl. Suoer 339 4 Or. Hdtp Serial No. 623 L39156 will be sold at public sale al 10:00 o'clock on the 9th day February, 1961 at 3003 Edoewater Drive, Orlando, Florida.

Th proceeds of the sale will applied first to the payment of the cost of retakmg, storing and sale of said motor vehicle and the cost of publication of notice of sale and then to the satisfaction of the balance due under the contract cover. Ing th financing of said motor vehicle. Any surplus will paid to you and you will remam liable for eny balance remaining unpaid under said contract. IINIVERSAL C.l.T. CREDIT CORP.

By: S. A. Smith ST-104 Feb. I. 1961 ST-117 Feb.

1961 MM Bullfight Ruled Illegal In State A A HASSEE A "Portuguese style bloodless stimulated bullfight" for public entertainment was ruled 1 awful Wednesday by the State Supreme Court. The case was the result of an attempt by C. E. America, of Tampa to stage such out event in Tampa last March. IN COUNTY OOP's COURT, ORANGE COUN-.

TY, FLORIDA File No. 33951 ESTATE OF JOHN JOSEPH O'-NEILL, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you ere hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may havo against said estate in the office of Hon. RICHARD B. KEATING, County Judge of Orange County, at his office in the Court House In Orlando, Florida, wilhin six calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and contain the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his aoent or attorney, or the same shall be void.

FRANCES O'NEILL HART As Executrix of said estate CHARLES C. HURT Attorney for Executrix 109 East Church Street Orlando, Florida ST-134 Feb. 1, 15, HI, 1961 Since 1932 Thoughtful Paeple 1 In Cantral fionda frm 11 HmSelectad.