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2 Wednesday, October 4, 1172 (drlauba ftrntinrl Man Fatally Shot During Argument Panel Seeks Way To 6SelV Highways from Miami. He wai a retired captain with Braniff Air Lines, a Navy veteran of World War II, a member of the Tannehlll Lodge No. 52 FAAM, Dallas. Tex. and a member of the South Miami Methodist Church.

Survlvon: widow, Mr. Alice, Orlando; sons, Michael and Kenneth, both of Orlando; daughters, Mrs. Edward King, Huntington Beach, Mrs. Owen Schwaderer, Fort Lauderdale; sister, Mrs. Mar-lorie Boyce, Vancouver, British Columbia and eight grandchildren.

Cany Hand Chapel. MR. ANDRE REMBERT, 73, 170 Plnetree Casselberry, died Sunday. Born In Rembert. S.

he had lived In Casselberry for the past 11 yean. He was a veteran of world Wan I and II, and a retired ship captain. Survivon: brother. Edward, Wilmett, daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Hill, Columbia, S.C Brisson Funeral Home, MR.

JOHN EARL HAM-MONS, 57. cf 2309 Highland Kliilmmtt, died In Orlando Tuesday. A native of Wesson, he moved from Jack ion. to Kisslmmee six yean ago. He was a apt at, a retired Veteran! Administration employe and a veteran of World War 11.

Survlvon: widow, Mn. Grace Brown Hammoni; ion, Timothy Eugene Hammoni, Kisslmmee; daughters, Mrs. Janice Hereon, Augusta, Mrs. Lynn Ferguson, Jackson, and Mn. Betty McQuillan, Orlando; listen, Mn.

Flora Harrison. Mn. Beatrice Whit- came to Orlando In 1947 from Pittsburgh, Pa. She was a member of Kingdom Hall Congregation Jehovah'i Witnesses. Survivors: husband, Arthur Orlando; son, Ralph Htr-rlngton, Altavllle, brother, Clifford McCombs, Pittsburgh; sisters, Mrs.

Jay Regal, Fort Lauderdale, and Mn. Olive Kracuter, McMurrav. Pa. Hawthorne Funeral Home. MRS.

MARGUERITE MUL-LIKIN, 72. 21 If Mae died Saturday. Born In Madison, Wise, the moved to Orlando in 1933 from Ocala. She was a past noble grand of Lucerne Rebecca Lodge No. 36; past Pocahontas Nokanls Council Nov 23; past chief of Pythian Sisten Glean-en Temple No.

2. Orlando: (' An Orlando man was atally ihot by a 34-year-old woman Tuesday afternoon ai they argued at a party on Goldwyn Avenue, Orange County sheriff! deputies said. Mn. Betty Mackey, 34, 193 Goldwyn If being held without bond today in Orange County jail charged, with first degree murder, Orange County sheriffs detective Sgt. Paul Westall said.

LAWRENCE GEORGE Perry, 36, HO Goldwyn Army Band Plays Eola On Friday The United States Army Field Band will arrive from Washington, D.C, Friday with a full comple-m of marches and patriotic tributes in its musical repertoire ready to dazzle lovers of band music at Its 8:30 p.m. Orlando Presents concert. After opening the show In Eola Park's a 1 1 with a patriotic prologue and "America, the Beautiful," the band will play the "Chicago Tribune March." AT THE midpoint, the Soldiers" Chorus will sing "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor," and "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," plus two spirituals, "This Train," and "De Animals' Are Souse's "Manhattan Beach March" and "Stars and Stripes Forever," and the "Armed Forces Medley" will close the show. The free show is spon- -sored by the Orlando Sentinel and Orlando Evening Star and cosponsored by the City of Orlando. was rushed to Orange Memorial Hospital after the 13:43 p.m.

shooting, but died hours later, hospital officials said. 1 Westall said Mrs. Mackey, Perry and three others were having a small party at Mrs. Mackey' home, when the pair began arguing. Witnesses said they did not know what started the but told deputies there had been ill will between the pair for some time.

WESTALL SAID witnesses told him Mrs. Mackey "just pulled out a gun and shot Perry." The alleged murder weapon Is believed to be a .22 caliber pistol. "It was a Saturday night special," Westall said, "The kind of weapon used in two out of three of these argument murders." autopsy will be performed on the body today by Orange County medical a I to determine cause of death. DAYTONA BEACH Ways of 1 1 1 the public on paying for road Improvements occupied the time of delegates Tuesday at the convention of the Southeastern Association of State Highway Officials. A panel discussion moderated by Emory G.

Parrish, Georgia's deputy director of transportation, centered on promoting gas-, oline tax increases, bond Issues, toll roads and billboard controls. JOHN E. HARWOOD, deputy commissioner of the Virginia Depart ment of Highways, said a well-organized campaign of public peeches, news releases, hures and meetings with local officials and the public resulted In a tax increase. He "said the brochures showed benefits of the proposed 10-year, $3.2 billion program for each county and town. "We Intentionally developed the report in a format which was not expensive since it was no time for us to produce a slick brochure while we were asking for a tax Increase." he said.

E. L. BOTELER, director of the Mississippi State Highway Department, said a $600 million bond issue and highway program was approved by use of a a oots organization called "Highways, Our to produce a slick brochure, (HOPE). Boteler said HOPE made speeches and talked to legislators and "when the legislators convened six months later, the lawmakers knew exactly what was expected of them." William S. Ritchie commissioner of the West VI i nla Department of Highways, reviewed controlling billboards and adjusting to new federal regulations on them on U.S.

highways. J. R. Harbison, Kentucky's state highway engineer, said he emphasized savings of construction time to successfully promote an extensive toll road system. Apopkan Victim Of Hit-Run Car tington and Mn.

Lela Scrog-glns, all of Jackson, and Mn. Emma Wiggins, Crystal Springs, brothen, W. D. Hammoni, Yazoo City, Clarence and Luther Hammoni, both of Jackson; eight grandchildren. Griisom Funeral Home, Kisslmee, will send the body to Jackson for funeral ter- vlcei and interment MRS.

IVA M. HEINZEN-BERGER, 79, 2020 Hand died Tuesday. A native of Benecia, she past president of Jesten Club of Orlando and a member of the Christ Church Unity. She is survived by one son, Charles D. Brown, Farming-ton.

Mich. Falrchild Funeral Home. MR. ALSIE J. DUKE.

89. 906 LaSalle died Monday. Born In Beacon, he moved to Orlando 25 yean ago. He was a merchant and a member of the North Park Baptist Church. Survivors: sons, Glen Paul and Fred Thomas, both of Fort Lauderdale; daughters, Mn.

Nola D. Edge and Mrs. Wilma An unidentified Apopka man remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after a hit-and-run accident Tuesday night, Apopka police said. The accident occurred at approximately 11:30 p.m. at the intersection of Tenth and Washington streets.

Police declined to re lease the name of the victim pending notification of next of kin. Conflicting reports of the vehicle hindered the investigation, but police said they are continuing the investigation. k' The man was rushed to the hospital by a rescue vehicle from the Apopka Fire Department. Funeral Notices ANOIOUUI, MRS. OIMMA V.

-ftourv urvlcti tor Mrs. Gemma V. AntloUlli. 43, 412 W. lOttl Ave.

Mt. Dora, who died Tuesday, will be recited from Rthbtum Harden CIwmI en Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with Reeulem mass on Thursday at it a.m. from S. Mary of Tha lakes athollc Church, Eystls, with iix sano omcianne.

will be In Plna Forast Cemetery, Mt. D. McClane, both of Gainesville; 10 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Fairchild Funeral Home. MR.

PAUL LEE BISSELL, 81, Lake Mary, died Monday. He was bom in Charleston, S.C., and lived in Lake Mary 20 yean. He served in the U.S. Air Force during both World Wan. A graduate of Clemson University and Rollins Col iwra.

Renoeum Harden Funeral Homa. Mt. Dora. In charga. BIHIU, RAUL Funaral aarvlcat for Mr.

Paul Lao Blssall, will ba hald at p.m. Thursday at Britson Funaral Homo with Fathar Laroy p. Sooer officlatlne. Burial will be In Charlestown, C. in llau of ftowtrs make contributions to "Cart" or to tha "Sava tha Children" Fund.

Brlston Funaral Homo, Sanford. In charoa. CARTIR. MR. CLAUD! B.

JR. Funaral sarvlcas lor Mr. Clauda B. Carttr, 51, of 732 N. Stone DeLand, who passed away Monday, will be held Thursday at 10 a m.

In the Lenkford Chapel of Memories with Rev. James A. Hellen, Pastor of First Christian Church officiating. Interment will be In Woodlawn Cemetery, Orlando, lenkford Funeral Home. DeLand, in charge.

lege, he was an illustrator flnH Infnrmfilinn rAia1iet it. I ValueCenfers Hill. 0pVV4Hll0, ICS New York City and with the federal overnment in Washington, D.C. Survivon: widow, Mn. Louise Bissell, Lake Mary; daughter, Mrs.

Henry Anderesen, New York City; son, Windsor Atlantic Beach. N.J., brother, B. La-Far, Charleston, S.C. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford. MR.

ARTHUR KENNETH HORNER, 66, 7032 Bay Harbor died Tuesday. Born in New York, he moved to Orlando three years ago CLARK, MR. WILLIE ARSBON Funeral services for Mr. Willie Arsbon Clark, age 55, of Leesburg, who died Tuesday morning In Gainesville, will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the Page Theus Funeral Homa Chapel with tha Rev. J.

Tom Sofge of Morrison Memorial United Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be In Lone Oak Cemetery, Leesburg. Page Theus Funeral Homa, Leesburg, In charge of arrangements. oM mt gmi DUKE, MR. ALSIE J.

Funeral Services tor Mr. Aisle J. Duke, 19, of 04 La Sella Avenue, who passed away Monday at Gainesville, will be at 11:00 A.M. Wednesday from Falrchlld Chapel with Rev. D.

J. Abernathy officiating. Interment will follow In Woodlawn Cemetery. Mr. Duke wat a Retired Grocer.

He is survived by two sons; Mr. Paul Duke and Mr. Fred Thomas Duke, both of Fort Lauderdale, two daughters; Mrs. Nola D. Edge and Mrs.

Wilme D. McClane, both of Gainesville, ten grandchildren and 24 Great-grandchildren. Please omit flowers. Falrchlld Funeral Home on. Lake Ivanhoe la In charge of services.

At a Term of tha Family Court of the State of New York, In and for tha County of Monroe, at the Hall of Justice, Civic Center Plaza, Rochester, New York, on the 20th day of September, 1972. Docket No. Atlas r-Pct. Gil Close Lube. Atlas Battery plus lube 'with fittings if needed.

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JOSEPH L. Funeral services for Mr. Joseph L. Gill, 16, of 341 Hillman Avenue, who passed away Monday, will be held In the Carey Hand Chapel Thursday at 10:00 a.m. with the Rev.

Charles R. Bruce officiating. Tha interment will follow In Woodlawn Memorial Park. Mr. Gill, former owner of a Billiard Room, was a member of the Reeves Memorial United Methodist Church and a member of the Men's Bible Class.

He is survived by his widow: Mrs. Addle S. Gill, Orlando, daughter: Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Kendallvilie, Indiana, granddaughter: Mrs. Marion Olson and great-orandsons: James and Marvin Olson all of Kendallvilie.

Ind. The services are under the direction of the Carey Hand Chapel, Franklin-Cola Funeral Directors 36 W. Pine St. Extra motor oil; .41 only 400 more (4 quarts). Lubricate chassis.

with trade-in. The Atlas K-23. Helps provide quick starts for cars with few electrical accessories. Fc3 Itediator Service. HEIHZENIERGER, MRS.

IVA Funeral services for Mrs Heinzenber-per, 79, of Orlando, who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 P.M. Thursday in tha Hawthorne Chapel, with Minister Lawrence Llnder officiating. Burial will follow ki the Greenwood Cemetery. She Is survived by her husband, Mr. Arthur E.

Hetnzenber-ger, Orlando; son Mr. Ralph Harrington, Altavllle, brother, Mr. Clifford McCombs, Pittsburgh, Pa.t sisters Mrs. Jay Regal, Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs.

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3 sun A HORNER. MR. ARTHUR KEN-XgrT NETH Masonic Services for Mr. Arthur Kenneth Horner, 44. of Bay Harbor Drive, who passed away Tuesday, will ba conducted by Orlando Lodge No.

In the Carey Hand Chapel Wednesday at 4:00 P.m. Tha Lodge to open at 3:15 p.m. Mr. Horner, a retired Captain with Braniff Air Lines, came to Orlando three years ago from Miami tie was member of Tannehlll Lodge No. 52 FaVAM of Dallas, Texas.

A veteran of World War II serving In the U.S. Navy. Mr. Horner Is survived by his widow: Mrs. Alice Horner, Orlando, sons: Michael and Kenneth Horner, both of Orlando, daughters: Mrs.

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Wagner JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT In the Matter of TRACY LYNNARD DIX, Child under Sixteen Years 1 of age. Order of Publication Upon reading and filing with this Court me verified petition of SARA KLIMAN, a caseworker employed by the Monroe County Department of Social Services, together with her affidavit duty verified on the 31st day of July, 1973, alleging that TRACY LYNNARD DIX, child under sixteen years of age, has been neglected and abandoned by his legal father, MASON DIX, and praying that a summons be Issued to the said MASON DIX requiring him to show cause why the said child herein should not be dealt with In accordance with the provisions of Article 10 of the Family Court Act, Section 371 of the Social Services Law, and Section 111 of the Domestic Relations Law, and other laws. In that he be declared neglected and abandoned by his legal father, and that his consent to adoption be dispensed with by reason of tha aforesaid neglect and abandonment; and upon motion by CHARLES G. FINCH, who appeared as attorney for the petitioner, It was ORDERED, that MASON DIX, legal father of tha above named child be hereby summoned to appear before the Family Court, Hall of Justice, Civic Center Plara, Rochester, New York, on the Wh day of November, 1972, at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of that day, or as soon as counsel can be heard, to show cause why an Order should not be granted dealing with the sld Infant child according to the provisions of Article 10 of the Family Court Act, Section 371 of the Social Services Law, and Section III of the Domestic Relations Law, and other laws. In that he be declared neglected and abandoned by his teoal father, and that his conwnt to adoption be dispensed with by reason of the aforMald neoleet and abandonment; and It Is further ORDERED, that service of a coov of the Order be made upon the said MASON DIX, either personally at least twenty (20) days prior to the return date hereof, or by publication of this Order at least once a week for four (4) successive w-ka In two (2) newspapers at the place of the last known address, namely: rLANDO SENTINEL Orlando, Florida THE SANFORD HERALD Sanford, Florida and by deoosltlng a copy hereof In the Post Office at Roctwster.

New York, on or before the day of first publication In a securely closed postoald wraooer, directed on the nStslde thereof to the DIX. at Oranoe Center Orlando. Florida, that being his last known address at least twenty-eisht (2H days prior to the return date hereof, and that such s-rvlce pewnollv or and mailing as herein directed to me sld MYm P' ritl on sufficient notice In the matter to him. Enter, lit Rnhert H. Waoner JUDGE THE FAMILY COURT Tntmtv O' Myrne State of New York Oated: Sept.

20, 1972 hi Madeline B. Nell DEPUTY CLERK OF THE COURT III Charles 8. Doited Atlas Pcccsottcr. visuauy inspect I $OT95 ill with trad i system hoses and all belts. Pressure-test cooling system.

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Lauderdale, Florida, eight grandchildren and sister: Mrs. Marlorle Boyce, Vancouver, British Columbia. The Services are under the direction of the Carey Hand Chapel, Franklin-Cole Funeral Directors, 34 West Pine Street. plus $2.34 Fed.Ex.Tax for E78-1 4 tubeless blackwall. REMBERT, ANDRE Memorial services for Mr.

Andre Rembert, 73, of 170 Pine Tree Casselberry, Fla. who died Sunday evening, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Brlsson Funeral Home, with the Veteran of the D.A.V. Chapter 30, of Sanford officiating. Burial will be at a later date.

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