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 VOLUME 47, NO. 1 BUNNELL, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1959 $2.50 A YEAR

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 Committee Will Mrs. Fuller NamedTo Potato Growers. Cub Scouts- Visit Trial Date For



 .. Install Safety State Democratic. Have, Postponed Tribune Office For Four Men


 Tape on BikesThe I Committee OfficeMrs. Marketing Pact Friday AfternoonIn On February 19At

 M. B. ,Fuller of Bunnell, keeping'with the theme of

 editor of The Flagler Tribune, the month "Cub Scout Newsmen"Cub
 Safety Committee of the There, will be no potato mar the continued session of
 has been appointed to serve as Scout Pack 172 of Flagler
 Flagler Beach Woman's Club keting agreement in this.producing Circuit Court here Wednesday
 acting secretary-treasurer of the Beach visited the office of The
 :met with representatives of the area this, season, althougha morning, two moonshine cases
 State Democratic Executive Com- Flagler Tribune Friday after
 Schools and the Sheriffs Office number of meetings were held from last week were heard. 'AI
 mittee of Florida. noon. They were conducted
 on Monday afternoon in the of- with state and ,federal officials I motion to suppress was granted
 through the composing room and
 lice of Supt. Z. D. Holland. The She is the State Democratic late last year in an attempt to ''I Jin the matter of State of Florida 
 given a souvenir' name slug.
 meeting was called for the pur- Committeewoman ot Flagler reach such an agreement.A I vs. Willie Watson. The oth- .

 pose of completing plans for County. She is filling the vacancy Cub Scout members were: I er case of the State vs. Tommy
 letter dated January writ.
 presenting the, safety program caused by the resignationof I Mickey Sindelar, Arthur Mc- i W. Morris, the motion to suppress -
 ten County Agent Howard
 by
 and taping the bicycles at each I Frank Porter who was elected Daniel, Bobby Gumble, Dennis ( was overruled an.d Febru-
 and sent to all
 school in the county. f to the office ,at the State committee :Taylor growers Clay, Tommy Duncan, Dale Ab 'ary 19th at 9 A. M. was set for
 in this county explains the situation I
 meeting held in Daytona bott, Gary Watson, Glenn Miller,:I the trial.
 Present at the meeting were I
 Beach October 11. Mr Porter is : Jr., Scott Wilder, Gregory Ross,
 Club president, Mrs. Harold Sidney McCraney, of Flagler
 employed by,the State and is "This letter is to bring you up and, Lee Presswood.
 Massie, Committee chairman, I Beach; Jack Johnson, Bunnell;
 not eligible to hold the office. to date on the results of the se-
 Mrs. Phil Kester Supt. Z. D. Holland Accompanying them were"Den I Robert Drake, Flagler Beach;
 ries of area meetings to considera
 r Deputy Sheriff Walter Eber- Mrs. Fuller' spent Monday at Chief Thomas McDaniel and I and Alex Faircloth, Ormond
 Potato Market Agree-
 hardinger, Sheriff Homer Brooks, committee headquarters office in proposed Den Mothers, Mrs. Charles Sin de-I I Beach, who were Indicted by the
 ment and the'meeting of elected
 Principal Carl Hornsby, Mrs. Orlando, meeting Committee lar, Mrs. Jack. Abbott and Mrs. J I grand jury for second degree

 Earl Theil and Mrs. Lewis Hoge- Chairman Jimmy Milligan and delegates. t Robert' McDaniels. j I I murder of George Kermit Jones

 boom. II former secretary treasurer, Mrs. "During the first series of Others making the tour with I:on December 5 at the Bunnell

 January 23 has been set for Christine: Maxwell of Tallahass- meetings held in the potato them were Pamela McDaniel, airport, were arraigned and each

 the bicycle taping date at the I see. growing areas of Hastings, Buif-: Sandra Sue Abbott, Connie Me-, entered pleas of,,not guilty. Trial

 Bunnell School. ,Bessie, Theil Mrs. Fuller was accompaniedto nell, 'LaCrosse, Belle Glade; Daniel and John McDaniel. date was set for February 16. Attorney 
 Homestead Ft. Myers, and Balm,
 will be in charge of the Bunnell I Orlando by her father, George j I for the defendants said
 October 15.23, a great majority
 School and will be assisted by Moody, Sr., of Flagler Beach whois he had several motions to file

 Viola Tonkin, Caroline, Barditzky the State Committeeman from I of growers voted to proceed, with Bulldogs Lose in the case and Judge Geo. Wm.

 Frances Edmonson, Bea Walters, Flagler'County.Holland drafting the agreement. Only Jackson said he would continuethe
 two areas, LaCrosse and Belle matter to 19 at 9
 and Jeanette Jones. January
1\ The taping will begin at 9:30 Glade,' has a majority vote'To ,Ketterlinus o'clock A. M.
 against drafting the agreement.
 A.1&, in the Bunnell Gym with Names Trial date for Robert Joseph

 The:Beta Club presenting a program "At the' second series of meet. Friday There !Lamb, charged with armed rob

 rules and givea ings, held in the same areas No- set for 18.
 } on safety bery, was February
 March of Dimes vember 24-December 3, only the
 a demonstration on ,safety of The Bunnell Bulldogs Varsity The court recessed until Mon

 bicycles. The taping of the f I I Hastings; and Bunnell areas voted Basketball team, lost their first day morning, January 19th at 9
 to request an official hear
 bicycles will follow. Committee Heads I game for the season Friday night o'clock. .

 ...' ." ,.v.:. The.,..Club znem ers* :fli distribute -- .- s "' : ing., The,,other five. areas were in' St. Augustine 5241.' The B
 solidly against the hearings.:
 printecI"rules on bicycle Z. D. Holland, county chairman Team also' lost their first game
 t safety *to, each, bicycle owner. "Following the area voting, Tribune
 for the 1959 March of Dimes 2515., BeginsFortySixth
 i! ? all delegates were to meet in
 Parents of each bicycle owner drive, today listed heads of ,the II IIOrlando' The Varsity Team had a slow
 December 17. The
 are ask to check the brakes of committees in various sectionsof on
 i Hastings-Bunnell delegates met I,first half scoring only 15 points. Year
 the bicycles at home. the who will assist him
 county Half time 2615. Rob-
 score was .
t The ,sheriff's office is furnish prior to this meeting to discussa
 in the drive. They are: ert Cook and Sam Bertha tied I
 the reflector and they probable future. Two courses Of Publication
 ing tape for high point honors for the ,
 assist the Special Contributions-The were considered: an agreement
 will, also placing tapeon
 Bulldogs with 10 points each.
 the bicycles.The Idlewood Club, Mrs. Charles E. covering the Hastings are only;
 With this issue The
 Jim Burnsed made. 8 points, Flagler
 Creal an agreement covering white potatoes -
 president.
 date for the Flag-
 taping Henry Wells 7 points, and Buddy Tribune begins its fortysixthyear
 only. ,
 ler Beach School and Carver
 Mothers' March-Mrs. Elaine "After carefully considering a Taylor 6 points.. Vernon Davis of publication.The .
 will .announced'later..
 School be .
 ,Mrs. Lewis Hogeboom will be Canakaris in Bunnell; Mrs. Bar Hastings area agreement, it was took the high point honors for paper was established in

 Beach bara Cody in Haw Creek; Mrs. found that proper administration the night with 25 points made I February, 1913, under the nameof
 in charge of the Flagler
 Shirley Gresham for Bimini and would too costly to for Ketterlinus. St. Johns Tribune. After crea-
 Chairman prove
 School taping and Safety St.,Johns Park; The Wom n'' be practical."An Bunnell made 24 fouls. Ket- tion of Flagler County in 1917,
 Isla Kester will be in
 Club at Flagler Beach and .Ma agreement to cover white terlinus made, 26 out of 34 free the name was changed to The
 of the Carver School
 \ charge rineland; Mrs. M. C. Strickland,I potatoes only was considered shots, Bunnell made 17 out of Flagler Tribune.J. .

 taping.Safety Chairman Kester said I Jr., for Korona and Favoretta. I:feasible However, because of I 29 free shots. Bunnell made 12 B. Boaz operated the paper

 Mr. Holland said the annual I the time requirement for field goals out of 50 attempts from its inception until in 1918

 that in recent years from 400 to I Mothers'. March will be conducted such an agreement,processing it I I and Ketterlinus made 13 field when it was purchased by R. L.
 500 deaths and from 25,000 to
 :injuries each have the evening of January: 30th could not be brought into force goals. Both teams made 26 Harper. Mr. Harper operated it

 30,000 year I from 7 to 8 o'clock, and it is this season. Since this was the points in the last -half after a until his health failed in the latter -
 in collisions
 occured between
 hoped everyone will be as generous case it was deemed advisableto slow first half. part of 1923, and on January

 bicycles and motor vehicles. as circumstances permit. temporarily defer further action Buddy Taylor and Jim Burn 1, 1924, it was purchased by
 The number of acci-
 greatest until 'on or before June 1'. sed fouled out of .the game in M. B. Fuller and A. M. McDaniel.In .

 dents and deaths were children Another potato 'season would: the third quarter. 1934 Mr. McDaniel was appointed -

 between five and fourteen years Experiment Station then be passed. Delegates would The B Team lost their game Bunnnell postmaster and
 of Club members feel this
 age. then be polled to determine if the same night 2515. Half time Mr. and Mrs. Fuller continuedthe
 is the greatest need of safety score was 18.17 Bunnell in the of the In
 To Launch Fire Ant growers were sufficiently inter operation paper.
 and have adopted this
 program ested to process the agreement rear High point man for Bun March of 1939 Mr. Fuller boughtMr.

 as their project. Eradication StudiesThe I further : :- I I nell was Ronnie Canakaris with McDaniel's interest and he

 ,I 7 points,. Gary Burdette made 4 and Mrs. Fuller have continued

 Son, of Mrs. Ward University of Florida Ag points and Jerry Burnsed also publication since that date.

 ricultural Experiment Station Adult Education made'4 points.

 Killed IIi Truck will shortly initiate a research The next game will be in

 I project to determine the effectsof Classes Will Be Oveido on January 16 with the 4-H CLUB SEES FILM

 Accident Thursday the fire-ant ,eradication pro- Varsity team and the Girls play ON FARMING4H

 gram, Director J. R. Beckenbachhas Organized MondayAny I ing. Then on January 20 Ket- Club members had a film
 Mn and Mrs. J. E. Ward of announced. terlinus plays here in the local shown
 on planting, growing,
 Flagler, Beach were called to i He stated that the work will person in Flagler County I gym. harvesting, packing and ship-

 Harrisburg..Pa., early Thursday have the active support of the who is interested either in adult ping of potatoes at the Court

 the death of,her Plant Board and the FlorIda
 morning;by son State education courses or courses house on Tuesday afternoon;

 Joseph Care, ,who was' killed in Fresh Water Fish and_ Game leading toward high school diploma CIGARETTE TAXIS Club Reporter Johnny Simpsonsaid

 a truck wreck there. tIn Commission. is invited to attend a DISTRIBUTED today.

 addition to- his mother and "The State Plant Board is already meeting on ,Monday, January 19: Cigarette taxes continue as a During the business sessiona

 f; step-father,'Mr. Care Is.survived proceeding'with. the eradi at the Bunnell school ,cafeteriaat sizeable sum of revenue for motion was carried: to givea

 by his wife 'and, three children cation program," Dr. Becken 7:30 P. M., County School Superintendent Flagler county municipalities. contribution of $5.00 to the

 of Harrisburg. Also. surviving bach said, '"with both state and Z; D. Holland said The amounts they received from March of Dimes Drive.

 are three sisters *s. 'Sidney federal funds appropriated for today.M. collection of November taxes They also had a discussion on

 .'" Kerney of Illinois; Mrs. Joseph the purpose. However, officialsof G. Rankin, director of adult are: taking the calves to District

 ': Kern of Harrisburg; and Mrs. the Fresh Water Fish and education at the Daytona Beach Bunnell, 1222.09; Flagler five Stock Show to be held in -

 David Hetterly of Jacksonville Game Commission have been I Junior College, wjll be presentto Beach, $526.43; Beverly Beach, Jacksonville on January, 3031.

 Florida. greatly concerned about effectsof organize classes which will $51,77; and Marineland, 3821. It was decided to take about

 Funeral services ,were held in the program on fish and wild be conducted at night at the The .sums were derived from twelve of the calves to the Show.

 ,: Harrisburg on Monday. life. Sportsmen and",farmers alI Bunnell High School.Mr. the, 5-cents-a-package ,on all They will also have about,three

 ".. Mr. and Mrs. Ward 'were: accompanied Aso I have been at odds 'on :the Holland said these classes cigarettes sold. within ,the corporate exhibits of broilers at the Show.

 to Harrisburg for the matter, and there is little factual will include commercial subjects limits of the municipali Advisor Howard Taylor gave

 oJ funeral by Mrs... Hetterly and I I evidence. available, on side effects or' any other subjects in which. ties. The<tax-is.collected by the a very informative talk on cat-

 two ,sons of Jacksonville of such programs." interest is shown. state and rebated to the-towns. tie grubs, Johnny also said.r"R'r .

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