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 ST. CLOUD City Commission ment for .m ti MIl ** yw to
 hr Offices" : 24-26 Stewart: Ate. has set the tax levy at seven mills buy."
 / Telephone 847-2681 for 1963-64, a decrease of one mm He; suggested that engineers of
 y in comparison to the 1962-63 eight both otic* seek out aU information 
 Entered a. Second Class Mall Matter mills. The tentative budget of pertfBMt *> such aa agreement
 in the Post Office at Klsslmmee Fla. 5267.085 a decrease of $29,533. so flat both parties night

 w s v The 1962-63 budget was $296,613. l knew if saw, aD agreement would
 Published Thursdays at Kissimmee. FlrUa City attorney O. P. Johnson suggested  be bene&M to both.
 that both City and Utilities Mayor FWd Ford told& Mayor
 LEO 8CHUMAKER Commission meet for discussion Bovte that the Utilities Commission -
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 / Editor and ManagerSUBSCRIPTION and adoption of the utility budgetso is BOW in the process of getting -
 if there are any questions he UiquUicr. with engineers u>
 RATESSix might be able to answer them. look into the matter. He said that
 s He also said if there are other the aspe>ties rf both elites are
 months $Z.50; one year, 4.00; two years, $7.00
 ) questions concerning the budget looking into me legality of such
 4 The Kissimmee Gazette Kissimmee, Ffeu,'nnlJ'., Sept. 2C, 1963 T1&fr:4): the utilities commissioners could an a1-1 IBLClyde

 answer them in a joint meeting..
 Attorney Johnson was instruct
 "'CIVIL RIGHTS"The : ed to prepare the necessary pa- Story
 pers for easements to open an
 alley between Virginia and Mary- Attends MeetClyde
 ? land Avenues between 13th and

 ... 14th Streets.
 term "civil rights' so dear tg the heart of the .:-<'" Mayor' Adrian Bovis of Kissim E. Story, local County
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 politician wooing minority votes, has been so out- :: I ;:-;:; r.i mee addressed the Commissionand Office Manager, Agricultural
 -.ri.r r Stabilisation.
 rageously abused that it no longer has! any clear-cut : an almost capacity crowd of and CoMtrvation
 Service ana inctid
 meaning. citizens on the desirability of cooperation today that he

 For largely political purposes, it has been stretched INSTALL OFFICERS-Officers,to serve the Septemberto Teresa Artzner. Madalyne Chadsey (back row, left to between Kissimmee and will ference attend next fee week ASCS in State Jackson Con

 to encompass "social rights" and inflated to include January term, St. Cloud Assembly No. 98, Order of right), Martha Stalvey, Sharon Wheeler Judy Cantrell, St.Bovis Cloud said Utilities it will Plants.be Mayor ville.

 "security rights." It has even been distorted to Rainbow for Girls, are Judy Morris (front row, left to Elizabeth Stalvey Patty Thompson, Bonny Patton, Mary sary for Kissimmee soon and St.neces-Cloudto The conference which will be

 imply such "rights" as freedom to violate the law, if right), Marie Stanko, Kathleen Anthony, Charlotte Hill, Bieman, Patricia Allen, Cheryl Bailey, and Peggy consider entering into an agree attended by ASCS County Office

 necessary, to secure arrogated powers and,privileges.. Jane Wood, Janice Young Susan Gill, Dorothy Johns and Knowles.Photo by Henry J. Boudreaux) from Managers all over and the Committeemen State will begin 

 But if "civil rights" means anything, it means-in Town Meeting To at 1-30 p.m., October 2 and

 addition to such things as the right to vote, the rightto Jane Wood Installed Farm Bureau Board Hold ForumST. run through noon, October 4. It
 Worthy Open will be held at the
 sue and be sued, the right to own and enjoy prop Robert MeyerHotel

 erty-the basic right of the individual to be secure in To Meet FridayThe CLOUD Otto Whitney, in downtown Jacksonville
 his in short the in the Advisor of Rainbow Girls ', Story said that the ASCS State
 person; rights proclaimed Florida Farm Bureau Fed- president of Town Meeting, in-
 Declaration of Independence to "life, liberty and the eration's 21-member board of directors  vites all citizens to attend the Conference the county fc office being managers held to bring and
 pursuit of happiness." is slated to meet in Gain- open forum. Henry Vogel will re-
 ST. CLOUD Miss Jane Wood lity; Martha Stalvey, service; Todd, Judy Williams Linda Hal- esville Friday September 27. port on recent meetings of the committeemen up-to-date on the
 Why is it, then, that a federal government whichcan was recently installed as Worthy Madalyne Chadsey, confidential ford, Mary Trice, Sue Winn, Discussion of a proposed expanded city and utility commissions. latest farm program developments 
 be so militantly zealous in protecting the rightsof Advisor of St. Cloud AssemblyNo. observer; Judy Cantrell, outer Kathleen Scheld, Sharon Pratt, services program for the 33- Citizens are given an opportunity  and objectives. Topics to
 members of a minority group, can be so derelict in 98, Order of Rainbow for observer; Kathleen Anthony, Esta Bobroff Jan Rogers, Bar- 000 member farm organization is to raise questions for dis be discussed include Producer
 Association
 safeguarding the rights of others? Girls to serve the September to musician; Dorothy Johns, choir bara Viehman, Mary Viehman, expected to highlight the one-day cussion. Suggestions, criticismsand Operations, the Activities Florida Defense
 January term. Love will be the director; and Mrs. Sally Knight, Linda Smith, Debbie Taylor, Dee- approvals of city govern- Sugar
 Cal- meeting at the state office.er .
 Specifically, why is the federal government so Industry Conservation and Land
 mother advisor. Ann
 with Schallenberger.
 theme of Miss Wood's term ment are noted and brought to
 lously indifferent to the right of individuals in this her motto, "Take Time to Love One year perfect attendance Advisory Board: Mrs. Lora ; Martha Sessions, treasurer; the attention of commissioners. Use Programs, the Rural Area
 country to hold a job without paying tribute to a labor and be Loved." awards were given to Jane Wood Lackey, chairman; Mmes. Sally Vicki Smith, chaplain; Linda Complaints, which have not been Development Program and other
 ASCS
 union, and to the right of business concerns to Miss Wood selected the pink and Janice Young. Knight, Jesna Gannarelli John Pate, drill leader; Sharon Wheeler  handled through the Mayor's administered programs.
 their affairs and the without rose as her flower and her Installing officers were: Marie Knowles, Jane Stanko, Bessie Love; Donna Bond, Religion; Desk Service, will also be dis Speakers on the program include 
 manage serve public .colors are pink and white. Her Stanko, worthy advisor; Janice Van Delinder, Eunice Wood, Miss Linda Newton, Nature; LindaL cussed. If the citizen has had no Hon. Bob SIkes, Congressman 
 harassment from some of these same unions? song HOW GREAT THOU ART, Mikeal, marshal; Marcia Burke, Frances Rawlings. Carl Pain and u p fer, Immortality; Melissa satisfaction through the service tor the First District of
 Recently Florida citizens and Florida business is In keeping with her scripture chaplain; Genene Farris, recorder Oren Van Delinder.Protern Graham, Fidelity; Jan Rogers, desk these too will be broughtto Florida; Horace Godfrey ASCS
 firms have been subjected flagrant demonstrationsof selection, Thou shalt love the ; Mrs. Mable Holmes, St Officers: Janice patriotism; Carolyn Trice, service the attention of the commis- Administrator; Doyle Conner
 how labor unions can seemingly get with al- Lord thy God with all thine Cloud Chapter No. 46, Order of Young worthy advisor; Janice ; Susan Scheld. confidential State Commissioner of Agriculture 
 away heart; and with all thy soul, and Eastern Star, served as music- Mikeal worthy associate advi- observer; Faye Bumby, outer sion.Town Meeting is held in City ; Dr. Marshall Watkins, Director 
 most anything under the cloak of the traditional with all thy might" Deut 6:5. ian and Mrs. Lois Brooks as sor; Cheryl Hartley, Charity; observer; Betty Lee James, musician  Hall Auditorium on the first of the Florida Agrieulture-
 right to strike. Other officers installed during soloist. Marsha Burke, Hope; Genene ; and Patty Nesbitt, choir Wednesday of each month at 10 al Extension Service and other
 For many months, the Florida East Coast Railwayhas the, impressive and inspiring The following comittees will Farris, Faith; Susan Bell, record- director. .. ajn agricultural leaders
 been hamstrung by a strike punctuated with numerous ceremony are Janice Young, serve during the current term;
 worthy associate advisor; Judy Mary Vfcmar scrapbook: ; Cheryl
 of violence and deliberate of
 acts sabotage Morris Bailey Ruth Ann Wilson Linda
 Charity; Susan Gill, :
 railroad property and equipment. More'recently, the Hope Charlotte Hill Faith; Pate, Martha Stalvey, Bonny
 General Telephone Company, which serves a large Marie Stanko, recorder; Peggy Patton and Sharon Smith, tele- :Jl8l0| 1 1
 area of Florida's west coast, experienced the same Knowles, treasurer; Elizabeth phone; Donna Bond and Judy 4jY4
 Stalvey chaplain Cantrell, sunshine; Teresa Artz- dollars ivaSliii.j.
 sort of thing. drill leader; : Cheryl Bailey, ner, Patty Thompson and Elizabeth .-. :--,, *_ : .Irl- -_.--_.-,.- .readily \ _,_,-.._. .,._.-;_,, ;'.:- ;;._ -rfajt

 The telephone strike was settled a few days 'ago, Teresa Artzner, Love; Mary Stalvey, refreshments; | | a n| insure tfljinBiifgejuyf
 but not before vicious acts of personal violence were Vlcmar, Religion; Patty Thompson Janice Young, ways and means; _|
 added to a long string of property damage incidents.On ,, Nature; Bonny Patton Im- Cheryl Hartley, cards; Janice of ijji

 one occasion, four telephone linemen, engaged in mortality; Patricia Allen FideOfficers Mikeal paraphernalia publicity; Charlotte; Susan Gill Hill,, 1 THE SAFE WAY U.S.GovernmcnjDiVidendt

 repairing a cable which had,been,deliberately slashedrwererwotrady . point sheets. _
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 d"by"ahotgun. blast froD d t it:;'A1t... ...-.., .. .... ..... '" r" CChoir: Patricia Brack. Mari-': <Srfu
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 ' ' *** ** - .-lee Hartley, Linda Hughey, Judith THE INSURED, WAY I
 werlJiospitalifed, t : "fT '- '. : r ti ; a i d:
 ; Leach Ruth Ann Wilsor, .:
 amen eve
 The FEC whose strike continues, despite management  .
 Jean Broyles, Marlene Padge i
 efforts to enter into collective bargaining, as Marggi Abraham, Etta Marie _
 prescribed by the Railway Labor Act, has sufferedeven

 more damage and abuse. In several cases, acts Richard M. AbramsIn
 of sabotage on the rail line have stamped the sabo- ST. CLOUD Chamber of
 Commerce officers for 1963-64 Exercise
 teurs as potential murderers.. were elected at the monthly
 Last month, the company issued a "white paper" meeting: William Journigan of Army Specialist Four RichardM.
 listing 146 separate acts of vandalism and harassment , Eiselstein Fisk and Journigan, Abrams, 26, son of Mr. and
 -all violations of the law. And the violence and president; J. Ray Smith, Hetting- Mrs. Hewlett H. Abrams, 1007
 Insurance Agency vice president Mabbette St., Kissimmee. and
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 sabotage continue as the railroad management main- ; Alex MacDiarmid, home other members of the 10th Trans- FIRST; FEDERAL; !SAVINGS &: LOAN i ASSOC.Of
 tains freight service in the state with non-union per- builder, treasurer. portation Group participated in _
 sonnel. Louis Berson, City Drugs, retiring Exercise LION VERT in central
 Bitterness of the FEC strife is reflected in the president, is automatically Europe.
 a member of the board. Three LION VERT, a NATO com- Brevard
 baseless calumnies hurled at railroad management.Sd .
 members elected from a slate of mand post exercise, was designed -
 Ball, the line's chief executive officer, is picturedby six candidates are: Dave Burch- to practice communicationsand
 union spokesmen as a heartless moneybags at- field of Burchfield Chevrolet; staff procedures among the
 tempting to wring excessive profits from the oper- Ted Collins, Kiekhaefer Corp., allied forces defending central
 ation by overworking and underpaying'his employes.As and Don Lettow, attorney. Europe. The ten-day exercise,
 President Journigan and his which ended Sept. 12, included
 a matter of fact, Mr..Balt manages.the line for officers take over the responsibilities flight missions by the allied tac-
 the Alfred I. duPont estate. And under the terms of of the Chamber on tical air forces. APPROXIMATELY ON

 the late Mr. duPont's will, after certain annuities October 1 and will conduct the Specialist Abrams, who has

 have been filled from earnings of the estate, 100 per next luncheon-business meeting been overseas since October 1962
 October 16, Parkview Restaurant, on this tour of duty, is a com-
 cent of those earnings including profit from the 12 noon. munications-center specialist in SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 28th

 FEC-will go to the Nemours Foundation for the Prior to the business meeting Headquarters Detachment of the ,
 care and treatment of crippled children and for the Mrs. Melinda First, WWI Auxiliary group's 29th Transportation Battalion 
 care of old people. president, and Mrs. Pres- near Boblingen.He .
 tie Huntington Americanism attended St Cloud High
 If union workers want to strike as a means of put- Amer-
 chairman, presented a new School before entering the Armyin
 ting weight behind their demands for more pay or Barn'bn October 1953. His wife, Ros-

 better working conditions, that is their privilege un- : witha, is with him in Germany, PATIENT FACILITIES AT
 der,present laws. But there is no law, nor any right, members, accepted the flag and
 which permits striking workers or others acting in thanked the representatives ot
 a the Auxiliary.
 their behalf or interest to destroy damage private Berson reported that in spite ARCADETHEATRE
 property, or to attack or injure other people who are ofa dificit last October the '
 working to earn a living for themselves and their, chamber is now in the black. KISSIMMEE HOSPIT AC
 families. He also said the new city bud- ,
 get shows an increase in aid
 In both the railroad and telephone strikes, state from the city. II the membership MATINHS SAT SUN. 2:30

 and local officials have seemed almost powerless. to ,can be enlarged during the 7 P. M. i

 protect company property and employes.But membership drive the chamberwill
 be in a better position to )AY & SATURDAY
 since both are engaged in providing vital serve
 do more for the City of St. Cloud SOT. 27 end 28
 ices to the public, and both are in interstate commerce durteg the next fiscal year.

 it would seem that the federal government Dow prizes, donated by J. JEMYUWtS Will be closed for approximately 30-45 days

 would recognize an obligation to render all possible Ray 'Smi&, ,were won by Mrs. in
 assistance where these human and property, rightsare Carolyn Smith, Willet Miller and TWO FEATUftS .

 being violated-protecting the victims and punish- Don Berson Lettow.urged all members to "DON'T GIVE due to remodeling and rebuilding.

 ing those responsible for the violence and damage.No attend the next CofC meeting and UP THE SHIP" '

 such federal help has been forthcoming, how- get the new officers off to a end During this time the Out-patient Clinic and
 ever-nor even considered, apparently. The Justice .-,art. .
 Department has never been backward about'throw- "ROCKA..ny"

 ing its weight on the side of"right" disorders involving  -< 3UNDAYANO MONDAY Pharmacy will continue to operate as usual.
 such things as school integration. But it Osceola Shrine ,
 5 FT. 29 and 30
 sees to lack zeal and vigor when it is the rights of innocent b Met
 O Monday ,
 wo.rkmen-caught in the middle of a labor dis- : Appointments and office hours will remain

 pute-that are being trampled down.
 ST.. CLOUD The Osceola '
 Such discrimination does not help the cause'of organized -
 Shrine Club convened for the the same. .
 labor . nor the cause of justice. ...nor. the first -toll meeting last week atWeaufi's '. %
 cause of freedom. dub. The dub will
 meet on the fourth Monday of
 weir, month during the 1963-64
.i Robert W. Punsalan Completes, Cettrse, _3esr e... '<C< F. McMahan. presi- ,
 deft("; tevttes all sinners in the '
 Army SgL. Robert W. Punsalan  the academy Is 'to. broaden the cetaty to ,attend these meetings 4 ; :
 son of Mrs. Nora B. Russell, N C O's professional!! 'knowledge which are held at Woman's Club, .( ANEW i KISSIMMEE HOSPITAL' )
 221 Mabbete St., Kissimmee, and to instill J to him the seK-con- 8:08 p.m.Shrine .tHc. :1
 was graduated from the Fort Cdence and sense of respoaaibfl- Club luncheon will be /$ KIND OffLOVE ,
 Riley Non-Commissioned Officer ity required of a capable leader. held Thursday, Oct. 10 at the ,.
 (NCO) Academy Sept 7.Punsalan St. Cloud Community House 12stare 4i .,r.":, ,- ,-
 received refresher The 19-year-old soldier, a squad No notices, will be sent Tom'ana1.araIrt.r.r _: -,;;> ','
 training In various military subjects  leader in Company C, 1st Battle out so members are asked by "fi;'. KISSIMMEE :
 with emphasis on leadership Group of the lt Dfefafoa's 28th Secretary! George E. Abbey to # # FLORIDA "

 map reading and principles Infantry' at Fort :Hskyt.:!entered. ssatirte. ', date on their calen- :. sas.
 of katructiea. The purpose of the Army IB Sllll! ,'')NL'" -t.,:.
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