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. Long-time Apopka 
resident Clement Har- 
rison Womble died 
Tuesday, December 

1 15, at the age of 85. 

Known as Clem, he 
had lived in Apopka 
since 1904 when he 

Ff fwyed from Bear 

and was also a mem-. 
ber of the Gulf Fellow- 
ship Club in which he 
had over 49 years of 
perfect attendance, 

. He had an even fong- 
er time, over 54 years, 
of perfect attendance 
in the Apopka Rotary 
‘Club. Womble was a 
charter member and 
past president of the 
Apopka club. 

. Womble was an ac- 

| 4 tive sportsman his en+: 

tire life and was an 
avid tennis player und. 

A former member of 

. | the local school board, 

Womble was :in- 
‘strumental in securing 
the. principalship of 
‘Apopka High School 
for: the mnow-retired 

| Roger Williams. 

He was very active 

Apopka resident 
Clem Womble dies 

master . of Orange 
Lodge No. 36 F&AM of 

the High 12, a member 

of the Order of the 
Eastern Star, Bahia 
Temple, Orlando Scot- 
tish Rights Bodies, Old 
Timers Club of Apop- 
ka and Old Timers 
Club of Orange Coun- 
ty. 

He was also a mem- 
ber’ of the Orlando 
Country Club and was 
a charter member of 
the Apopka Sportsman 
Club. 

_. Womble was also a 
Navy veteran of World 
War I and was a mem- 
ber of the First United 

Methodist Church. 

He is survived by his 
wife, Myrtle; daught- 
ers, Mrs. Virginia 
White, Apopka and 
Mrs. Marie Thomp- 
* son, Denver, Colorado. 
Also, stepdaughter, 
Mrs. Janet Connelly, 
Apopka; stepson, T.L. 
‘Rogers Jr., Apopka; 
sisters, Mrs. Sue Lott, 
Winter Park, Mrs. 
Queen Nelson, Den- 

ver. 
Also 15 grandchil- 

dren and nine great- 

grandchildren. 

“{ golfer ‘his ~The ‘fiinéral ‘Service 
| many years. et 

“will be today, Friday, 
‘December 18, at 11 
a.m. at the First Unit- 
ed Methodist Church 
‘with interment to fol- 
low at Greenwood 
Cemetary. 

The Reverend James 
K. Rowland will offici- 
ate, 

Local realtor 

honored 

Bob. ‘Caldwell of 

1516 Mink Drive was 

recently’ chosen as 
“Realtor of the Year” 
‘by the Seminole 
‘County Board of 
Realtors. 
~ Caldwell has been 
_active in the board 
since. he became a 
realtor in 1973 and 
currently serves as 
president of the 
board. 

He was recently 
chosen to serve the 
Florida Association 

. of Realtors in 1982 as 

the District Two vice 
president. 

This position will 
involve a lot of trav- 

_eling to serve the 

many Boards of Real- 

tors in District Two. 

During t 

weeks, Ee hasre-' 
ceived a more festive 
look as city employees 
James Ashworth, Eric 
‘Baker, Kenneth Maul- 
din and Jim Owens 
have placed garlands, 
ribbons and lighted 
ornaments on street 
lights throughout the 
city. 

Jim Ferguson, head 

of the parks depart- 
ment and in charge of 
the ‘Christmas deco- 
ration crew’’, ex- 
plained that the money 
donated by the Apopka 
Area Chamber of 
Commerce, the 
Rotary Club, the Elks 
organization, the 
Woman's Club and the 
Foliage Sertoma Club 
had been used to pur- 
chase the bright red 

The Future Farm- 
ers of America organi- 
zation at Apopka Jun- 
ior High School has 
been extremely ac- 
tive. 

Not only has the 
group been participat- 
ing in a sub-district 
contest between mem- 

bers of District V, but 

also working with the 
Apopka Area Cham- 
ber of Commerce, the 

City Park and Sanita-- 

tion Departments and 
the Apopka Police De- 

partment in a coopera- 
tive effort to clean and 

provide landscape 

maintenance along 
U.S. 4] from S.R. 436 
to. just north of the 

. Phillips 66 gas station. 

The maintenance of 
the highway wayside 

includes cutting, edg- 
.ing and mowing of the 

grass so that hopefully 
the area will be green 

- during the time that 

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and -also the three 
candles, or lantern- 
like ornaments that 
are on the south side of 

US: 441 between the ~~ 

two streets. 

that many of the city’s 
ornaments are in such 

a state of disrepair 

used thisyearand that : 

many of the decora- 
tions that are installed 
throughout the city 
had oe Tepaitpd ahd 

the Art and Foliage 
Festival is scheduled 
in Apopka. 

The FFA chapter is 
continuing its clean up 
of Park Avenue and 

the courthouse. Area 

businessmen have 

been asked to help 

with the project by 

keeping store front 
-areas clean and free of 

... ‘The “schoo ’ I's Ad- 
visory. - Committee is 

also cooperating, with 
the FFA in cleaning 
the school area. 

AJHS was the host 
for the District V sub- 
district contest which 
included Ocoee Junior, 
Union Park Junior, 
Liberty Junior, West- 
ridge Junior, Lockhart 
Junior and: Croom 
High Schools. : 

- The contest included 
competition in the 
areas of public speak- 

ing, tractor driving 

Sth Street to 10th 
Street may be re- 

sented AJHS in this di- 

the history of the FFA, 
what FFA meant to 
the individual member 
this event ina tie be- 

ridge High, while Och. 

ee Junior placed 

second. and: ‘Union 

sain the second. die 
vision of: the oom 
bers ore roquires to i 
drive a tractor and 
“tween a series of 
stakes that provided: 
‘iwo inches of clear- 
ance for a distance of 
* 50 feet. A written test H 
‘was also. included as 

from all of us a : 
oi Gardens. He 
We ‘would like to 

am placed tit inthe 
: event. : 

‘Liberty Junior 

* placed third, Lockhart 

Junior placed second 

“and first place went to 
Ocoee Junior. : 

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