Forest Hill High To Graduate Senior Class On Friday Baccalaureate service for the graduating class of Forest Hill High School will be presented today at 8 p.m. by the Very Rev. Donald S. Barrus, priest of the Holy Trinity Church. The service will be delivered at the school's auditorium.
Class night is scheduled for Wednesday, at the auditorium at 8 p.m. Donald Andrews, professor at Florida Atlantic University, will give the commencement address, entitled "Education for the Space Rev. Donald Scott, pastor of Lakeside Presbyterian Church, will present the Invocation, and the Rev. Dean F. King, pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, will give the Benediction.
Commencement exercises are to Friday at 8 p.m. on Kettler Field. The following is a list of the graduating seniors at Forest Hill High School: William David Adelmy, Michael Douglas Alexander, Kenneth Francis Alper, Joseph Anthony Alvarez, Steven Frank Anderson, Leon Auerbach, James Ronald, Ayoub, Stephen George Bradford Allan Baxley, John Earle Beard, Gerald Vernon Beckett, John William Belwood, Daniel James Benken, James Gordon Bowman, II, Donald Wayne Boykin, Robert Eugene Boynton, Terrance William Brabham, David Fleming Bragg, Craig Adair Brooks, Kenneth Peter Bylsma, Calvin Anton Campbell, Russell Timothy Carey, John Paul Carr, Wilbur Charles Cone, Charles Robert Cook, William Mathew Coppola, William Nelson Cornwell, Martin Peterson Curran, Ray Donald Curry, Harry Lee Dahl, Terence Michael Daly, Thomas Darden, Thomas Richard Davis, Clarence Edward DePuy, Patrick Michael Dewey, Donald William Dickey, Thomas Ernest Drawdy, Stephen Michael Drezen, Wilfred Andrew Dufresne, Ira Ray Dukes, Stephen Kent Durrance, Ronald Gene Dusenbury, Charles Henry Easton, Gary Lee Elkins, John Bruce Engle, William Herbert Engle, Robert Ely Ethridge, Charles Alan Fayles, Peter John Filomena, Goerge Roger Frank, Ronald Dane Frank, William Braisted Galbraith, II, Gary Paul Garson, Terry Dale Gauger, John Charles Ghioto, Harold Charles Goehring, Stephen Laurence Goldfaden, Arthur Jay Goldman, James Sid- Weather Table The Post-Times Sunday, May 31, 1964 DR DONALD H. ANDREWS Tampa MONTREAL TORONTO BOSTON MILWAUKEE. WARM NEW YORK 'DEWVER SAN FRANCISCO KANSAS CITY WARM FT.
WORTH' HOT HIGHEST TEMPERATURES and CLOUD FORECAST MIAMI WARM' FAIR. CLOUDY WEATHER FOTOCAST A SHOWERS AIR FLOW 9d THUNDER STORMS RAIN WEATHER MAP for 24-hour period Occasional rain and showers will fall ending 1 p.m. today. Rain is expected in the Central Plains and the Rockies. today 11 the eastern portions of the Mostly fair to partly cloudy skies will Ohio and 'Inniessee Vailey, portions prevail elsewhere.
Somewhat warmer of the Mad lle Atlantic States and the weather is anticipated for the Rockies Carolinas Snower and thundershower and the Northern Pacific States, with activity forecast from the Southern little or no changes expected for the Plains to the Central Gulf and Florida. remainder of the nation. ney Gordon, James Wesley ham, Michael David Graves, Wayne David Griffin, Richard Guttman, Claude Jackson Hagood, Roger Cash Haines, Earl Glenn Hamman, James Douglas Hardekopf, Neil Richard Harris, John Hatfield, Clyde Foster Heape, Kenneth Howard Heller, Henry Davis Herbert, Scott Pierson Hertel, Robert Lynn Hill, Thomas Wayne Hodge, Gary Leonard Holmberg, Roger Allen Hoofnagle, John Stephen Hooker, Ronald Howard Hopkins, Edward John Hryhor, Richard Eugene Hunt, Jose Pablo Iriarte, Jaye Michael Jackson, Franklin Johnson, Frank James Jordan, James Kantros, Walter Herbert Keller, Paul Edward Gerald Thomas Kemp, Howard: Robert Kennedy, Ralph Sumner Kern, II, John Marvin Kimberly, Thomas Theodore King, Richard A. Koldborg, Dwight Bruce Konrady, Lestesal Walter Konrady, George Kozik, Francis Henry LaGrange, Walter Rowe Lalley, III, Robert Joseph Lawless, Paul Sylvan Liebla, William Kiser Lunsford, Ill John Thomas Lynch, Frank William Maceyka, Jeremy Belknap Mann, Robert Jorge Marin, John Lewis Markham, Robert Lewis Matthews, Charles David Mattioli, Douglas Robert Mattson, James William McCain, Ernest David McCarson, Robert Alexander McClung, Michael Freeman McClure, Thomas Richard McCoy, Thomas Parker McElroy, III, Michael Patrick McGrew, Edward Jackson Meador, William Wallace Meve, Joe Michael Mock, Michael Jay Ash Monchick, James Douglas Moody, John Gregory Mooney, Gernie Howard Moorhead, Ronald Jay Moorhead, Patrick John Moree, Terry Lee Morkert, Curtis Arthur Morris, Michael Wayne Mosley, John Fredrick Mueller, II, Kenneth Langford Munt, James Patrick Murphy, Stanley Johan Narkier, Joseph Andrew Nelson, Clifford Warren Odendhal, Glenn Francis Odom, James Ronald Odum, Robert Eberhard Oglesby, III, James Oliver, John Erik Olofson, Robert Edward Owens, Ronald Jay Pabor, Ralph Armand Pabst, Richard Joseph Parkman, Cauley Claude Patrick, Charles Harry Peet, III, Gary Neal Perry, David Michael Phillips, John William Phillips, Thomas William Poore, John Bolling Powell, IV, Edward Mark Raiman, Gary Michael Rand, Garnett Allen Rankin, James Phillip Rendell, Thomas Alan Rhodes, Gary Ring, Russell Stephen Ross, Jon Andrew Rudinff, Frank Scarcelli, Kirk St Schepanski, Ronald Your Schram, Ronnie Dean Sheeley, Jeffrey Harry Silber, Kenneth George Sime, James Louis Slater, Robert William Sloyer, George Allen Southgate, Neil William Standley, Wayne Earl Stewart, William Forrest Storm, Larry Payne Sullivan, David Ray Taylor, Walter Francis Thibeault, Roger Gail Thomas, Henry David Thomasson, Lawrence Dale Thompson, Theron Ronota Tom- To Nehru In 10 Days NEW DELHI (UP) -India's ruling Congress party announced Saturday that a successor to the late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, would be chosen within 10 days and said it hopes the choice will be unanimous. But Congress party members polled informally appeared to be split between the leading contenders, Lal Bahadur two, Shastri Morarji Desal, with Shastri, whom Nehru made his unofficial deputy last January, the favorite.
Nehru's remains were taken from funeral pyre Saturday in Hindu ceremonies and will be kept at the prime minister's official residence until their removal next month to his home town of Allehabad. Nehru died Wednesday of 8 stroke at the age of 74. He was cremated Thursday. Satya Narain Sinha, chief whip of the Congress party, announced after a meeting of the executive committee Saturday that every effort "will be made to avoid a contest." But it was not certain unanimity could be reached by the party's 500- member parliamentary group, which will select the new minister. Sinha made it clear the present provisional government of Guhzarilal Nanda cannot continue for long.
Nanada was chosen acting premier on the day of Nehru's death because he was the senior man in the cabinet. Roosevelt Baccalaureate Service To Be Held Today Rev. Marion C. Bascom of the Community Methodist Church, Baltimore, will deliver the baccalaureate service for graduating students at Roosevelt High School today at 4 p.m. in the school auditorium.
Commencement exercises are slated for 8 p.m. Friday at the school auditorium, with Dr. Gilbert Porter of Tallahassee, executive secretary of the Florida State Teachers aS speaker. The three top honor students for this year, Brenda McCray, Erskerline Sawyer and Cynthia Humphrey, will be given awards the ceremonies. during, to receive dipolmas include: Tyrone Anthony Barber, Willie Frank Barnes, Bullard Charles Wesley Chapman Frank Davis, Donald Charles Elam, Lorenza Farrell, Ernest Favors, Rufus Felder, Ralph Franklin, Adolphus, Glass, Benjamin Hargray, Herring, John Howard, Andrew Isaacs, Charles Johnson, Johnson, Van Johnson.
Norman King, Marco Manning, Earl Mixon, Ronnie Mitchell, Willie Northern, Carl Robinson, Franklin Smith, George Solomon, Henry Studstill, David Thompson, Don Ameche Thompson, Gregory Trotman, Carle Vickers, Jerry Wells. Bessie Andrews, Betty Bacon, Betty Celestine, Baker, Bernice Bell, Benjamin, Eula Dean Bergman, Hattie Bostic, Connie Bradley, Betty Brookens, Carolyn Brown, Pharistine Bryant, Winifred Cameron, Susie Ruth Campbell, Sandra Cartwright, Collette Chappell, Betty Comer, Jeraldine Ross Cun- DEATHS AND FUNERALS FUNERALS survived by a brother, George, and a sister, Delores; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Marie Tilton of Hobe Sound; maternal grandfather, Sal Tricarico of Hobe Sound. Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Fern Hill Cemetery, Stuart.
Johns Funeral Home has charge. MRS. NORNA BEST ST. LOUIS Mrs. St.
Louis, 68, of Sunrise Inn, Port Sewall, died Friday. Survivors include her husband, Clarence W. St. Louis; a son, Frank E. Crawford of Leominster, a sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Thompson of Syracuse, N.Y., and three grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Johns Funeral Chapel, Stuart. Friends may call from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Monday.
HARDY FLOYD TAYLOR Mr. Taylor, 59, of Loxahatch- ee died Saturday. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lozie Taylor; three sons, Paul, Willard and Gene; a brother, sister and six grandchildren. Arrangements ate to be announced by QuattlebaumHolleman-Burse Funeral, Home.
WILLIAM E. WINTON Services for Mr. Winton, 52, of 414 Brad who died May 22, will be here at 2 p.m.Monday. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Sara Winton; three daughters, Mrs.
Laura Dunfee, Mrs. Myrtle Simpkins Greenbank, N.J., and Mrs. Geneva Kraus of Barnegat, N.J. Friends may call today from noon until 9 p.m. at Quattlebaum Holleman Burse Funeral Home.
CLARENCE E. BOSWORTH Services will be 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Mizell-FavilleZern Southdale Chapel for Mr. Bosworth, 79, of 504 El Prado, who died Friday. ROLAND ALLERTON HEATH Services for Mr.
Heath, 69, of 925 Ridgewood who died Friday night, will be 2 p.m. Monday, at Southdale the Mizell- Chapel. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park. Mr. Heath is survived by his widow, Marie L.
Heath, and a step daughter, Mrs. Allen Barcalow. PAUL SAUNDERS Mr. Saunders, 79, of 1012 N. Lake Worth, died Saturday.
Survivors include his widow, Pearl; two daughters, Mrs. Walter. Muir of Salem, and Mrs. Helen Engst of Ithaca, N.Y.; nine grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. E.
Earl Smith and Son Funeral Home, Lake Worth, will announce arrangements. A DONATION TO THE JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL is a living memorial to the memory of a loved 0716. All donations are acknowledged to the family of the de-, ceased without mention of the amount, and are permanently recorded in the memory book on display in the lobby of the hospital. You may phone your donation and have it acknowledged the same day.
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Fred Karl of Volusia County addressed a Tampa breakfast gathering in one of a series of "thank you" sessions he has programmed for his primary supporters and campaign workers. "The people expect fair legislative apportionment from the next Legislature and expect the next governor to provide this leadership will cause a reaction throughout the state that will make this subject the prime consideration in the next gubernatorial race." Karl plans a Miami "thank you" meeting early in June and also intends to keep his supporters in a campaigning mood by addressing other gatherings at Orlando, St. Petersburg, Pensacola and Jacksonville later. He reiterated at Tampa statement, made at. Daytona Beach in his first meeting, that "I will soon be ready to go again." Karl finished last in a field of first-primary contenders for six, Democratic nomination.
BRENDA MCCRAY ningham. Olga Davis, Barbara Dixon, Elaine Ellis, Beryl Guiden, Cynthia Humphrey, Vivian Hunt, Jacquelyne Jackson, Priscilla James, Patricia Junes, Gloria Lewis, Loretta, Lewis, Bernette Lindsay, Littles, Brenda McCray, Barbara Madison, Mattie Nelson, Camila Peoples. Juanita Perry, Manice Powe, Eleanor Powell, Margie Richardson, Sarah Roberts, Edna Rolle Sanders, Erskerline Sawyer, Allean Scott, Ethel Small, Corietta Smith, Josie Smith, Mary Taylor, Katie Weaver, Thelma White, Laura Whitten, Lucille Wilburn and Florestine Wilson. Cyprus Water Station Bombed NICOSIA, Cyprus (P)- Saboteurs bombed a pumping station near a British military base Saturday, severely restricting the main water supply for 5,000 British servicemen and their families. A British spokesman said homemade gasoline bombs were used to set fire to the pumping station near the Greek Cypriot village of Ahna in south Cyprus.
No arrests had been made in the predawn attack. Until the station can be repaired in a day or two, the spokesman said, British personnel have been instructed to exercise strict economy with water. The base water supply has been sabotaged several times in recent years. Greek Cypriot farmers living nearby complain that the deep British wells drain their own shallow holes. Anti-British feeling has been running high in the Greek Cypriot community since a Royal Air Force airman and his wife were arrested last week on charges of smuggling arms to Turkish Cypriots.
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Sunday. ERNEST MAILLOUX ERNEST MAILLOUX Mr. Mailloux, 59, of 430 NW 17th Boca Raton, died Saturday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Kraaer Funeral Home, Boca Raton. ILDEBRANDO D'ONOFRIO Mr.
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Friends may call at Johns Funeral Home, Stuart, from 7-9 p.m. today. INFANT TAMARA BLANCHE TILTON Infant Tamara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement E.
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