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Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, Oct. 10, 1971 17-A Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce Rein Shewers Snow FORLCASI Flurries Figures Shew High Temperatures Expected for Daytime Sunday Isolated Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local forecast WEATHER FORECAST Mostly warm cover a stretch from New England through and sunny skies will prevail for most of the the Mid-Atlantic states to the Gulf Coast. nation today according to the National A band of cooler air will be pushing down Weather Service.

Scattered showers will from Canada. (AP Wirephoto) Local. Skies Schedule of the Tides for Today HIGH LOW Sunset today 7:05 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 7:25 a.m. Moonrise tomorrow 12:32 Prominent stars: Altair in west at moonrise. The Twins north of the moon.

Visible planets: Venus sets 7:31 p.m., Saturn in the east at moonrise. Jupiter in southwest at sunset. Mars in southwest at moonrise. Weather. Yesterday In Fort Myers Oct.

9: High 90, low 77; humidity (per cent) 87 at 6 a.m., 63 at 1 p.m.; rain .06 inch. Temperatures elsewhere: Albany Albu 'que Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Char'ton Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Ft Worth Helena Houston Ind'apolis Juneau 60 39 Kansas 62 44 73 53 Little Rock 89 64 67 47 Los Angeles 89 64 44 40 Louisville 64 53 57 48 Memphis 73 61 75 59 Milwaukee 53 40 75 58 Mpis StP 52 39 65 32 New Orleans 81 65 81 52 New York 66 54 65 48 Okla 67 46 62 51 Omaha 59 43 65 Philad'phia 69 51 67 52 Phoenix 94 70 54 43 Pittsburgh 67 52 64 49 Ptland 58 40 57 47 Ptland 78 49 70 31 Rapid 76 31 61 47 Richmond 71 48 63 50 St. Louis 57 42 50 41 Salt Lake 73 41 47 31 San Diego 79 62 75 60 San Franc 57 52 73 34 Seattle 71 47 78 67 Spokane 72 42 62 51 Washington 69 53 48 31 CANADIAN CITIES Edmonton 73 33 Toronto 58 51 Montreal 57 45 Winnipeg 57 41 Apalachicola Daytona Ft. Laud Gainesville Islamorada Jacksonville Key West Lakeland Miami FLORIDA CITIES 79 72 Naples 89 73 87 74 Ocala 84 71 90 74 Orlando 90 74 84 70 Pensacola 85 63 87 82 Sarasota 87 71 85 66 St. Pete 84 74 87 80 Tallahassee 76 64 86 73 Tampa 87 73 86 80 Vero Beach 89 75 The News-Press Published seven mornings a week by News- Press Publishing 2442 Anderson Fort Myers, Fla.

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Brazil Partly Reopens Door To Foreigners Who Buy Land RIO DE JANEIRO (P) Brazil has partially reopened its doors to foreigners seeking to buy land, following a period in which thousands of investors, mostly from the United States, lost money in swindles and legal foulups. President Emilio G. Medici signed a complicated law on Friday which allows nonBrazilians to buy rural property under certain conditions. This repealed a 1969 decree that prohibited all land sales to foreigners. The new law apparently offers little comfort to foreigners who had unsuccessful deaings in the mid-60s with U.S.

real estate developers such as Henry S. Fuller Jr. of Houston, and Stanley Selig of Indianapolis, mail-order sellers of thousands of Brazilian "ranches" in the central state of Goias. The law recognizes certain rural land purchases made before 1969 by foreigners who registered with the Brazilian Land Reform Institute. But most of the mail-order customers weren't registered.

Foreigners will be permitted to buy from three to 50 "development modules," of unspecified acreage, according to the new law. The president reserves the right to change these limits. Foreigners living abroad may buy Three Thefts Reported Here A tape player valued at $200 and $100 worth of tapes were stolen from his car when it was broken into during the night, Gary Manlove of 1620 Woodford told sheriff's investigators Saturday. The auto had been parked in his carport. A color television set valued at $250 was stolen from the Howard Johnson's Motel, police said Saturday.

It was removed from an unoccupied room. About $87 was taken in another theft reported to police. Ray Roznester, 2313 Euclid, said someone entered his residence while he was asleep and took the money from his dresser. BECKY'S HEALTH FOODS Special Foods Organic vitamins and minerals cereals and flours Whole grain Cold pressed oils Health books Vegetable Juicers Your Good Becky Health Number 334-3634 15 Years Mon. thru Fri.

9 to 6 Sunday 11 A.M. to 3 1 P.M. Open HEALTH Becky's FOOD MART BankAmericard Master Charge Corner Jackson Main Downtown Deaths and Funerals JAMES HENRY WATSON MOORE HAVEN James Henry Watson, 24, Route 2, Box 36, Moore Haven, a former resident of Fort Lauderdale, was killed Friday night in an automobile accident near the Lake Port area. He was an aviation machinist. He had been a resident of Moore Haven for one year.

He is survived by his wife, Judith Watson of Miami; parents, Clara Jean and William E. Watson of Lake Port; one brother, William E. Watson Jr. of Lake Port and one sister, Barbara Jean Harrison of Jonesboro, Ga. Funeral service will be held Monday at Maple Grove Baptist Church in Lake Port with Rev.

Carl Riddle officiating. Burial will be in Ortona. Pattison Funeral Home in Clewiston is in charge of arrangements. MARY W. RICHARDS Funeral service for Mrs.

Mary W. Richards, 63, of 3921 West Riverside Drive, will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the chapei of the Harvey Funeral Home with Rev. Robert C. Asmuth, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, officiating.

Pallbearers will be Dr. Abbott Kagan, James Kittleband, L. M. Riggs, Harold Cater, S. David Burns and Chuck Ross.

Burial will be in Memorial Gar- dens Cemetery. MARGARET SEELEY NAPLES Funeral service for Margaret Seeley, 58, who died Thursday, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Pittman's Naples Chapel with Rev, Richard T. Lambert, rector of Trinity by the Cove Episcopal Church, officiating. Bur.

ial will follow in Naples Memorial Gardens. HARNEY A. ALTMAN Funeral service for Harney A. Altman, 87, who died in Clewiston Thursday, will be held today at 3 p.m. at the Leo W.

Engelhardt Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph J. Miller officiating. Survivors include a son, Roy Altman of LaBelle; six daughters, Esther Williams of Bradenton, Shirley Huber Fort Myers, Daisy Bronson of Naples, Betty Wilbanks of Miami, Millie Smith of Clewiston and Lydia Walker of LaBelle; and 15 grandchildren. Pallbearers Glenn will be Jesse Ervin Lee, Roy Lee, Lee, Joe Altman and Frank Powers.

Burial will be in Fort Myers Cemetery. ALMARENE L. WINKELMAN NAPLES Almarene L. Winkelman, 69, of Creech Road, Naples, died Friday. She had been a resident Naples since 1967, formerly residing in Hanover, N.J.

She is survived by her husband, William R. of Naples; one brother, Lucian Hogan of California; two sons, Edward Russell Winkleman of South Toms River, N.J., and William Albert WinklePetersburg; and three grandchildren. Friends may call at the Earl G. Hodges Funeral Chapel today from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral service will be held at the funeral chapel Monday at 11 a.m.

with Rev. David Moss of the Moorings Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Naples Memorial Gardens. LEE MEMORIAL PARK P.O. 568-LEHIGH ACRES A CEMETERY OF BEAUTIFUL GARDENS Offering: GARDEN OF MEMORIES GARDEN OF PROPHECY GARDEN OF DAVID MASONIC GARDEN (MAUSOLEUM) CREMATION NICHES WESTMINSTER GARDEN VETERANS FIELD OF HONOR (BURIAL SPACE AT NO CHARGE TO ACTIVE OR EX-MILITARY) LOCATED ON RT.

82 10 MILES EAST OF FORT MYERS SALES OFFICE: 334-4880 Lehigh Acres-369-2602 PARK OFFICE-369-1515 24 HOUR-369-2121 land only if they promise to immigrate to Brazil within three years and develop it. Foreigners residing in Brazil must present certain Brazilian identity cards before they can sign land purchase contracts. Woman Hurt As Car Flips Two persons were thrown from their car when it was hit and was flipped over about 2:22 a.m. Saturday on Highway 80 at Olga. One of the persons, Mrs.

Sharon Ruff, received possible back injuries. She was listed in fair condition at Lee Memorial Hospital. According to Deputy Sheriff Brent Golden, Mrs. Ruff was riding in a small car driven by her husband Terrell, age 33, and heading west. A car driven by W.

L. Archie, 24, of Palmetto, came up from behind at a high rate of speed and started passing the Ruff vehicle but went out of control. Archie spun sideways in the road, hitting the other car and knocking it off the road. The Ruff car was listed as a total loss. Archie was cited for failure to use due care.

The Ruffs live at 4290 Lagg Ave. Wig Slips BELFAST (P A top leader of the outlawed Irish Republican Army was reported captured at a military roadblock Saturday, victim of a wig that slipped. FORT MYERS MEMORIAL CARDENS COLONIAL BLVD. FORT MYERS "The Leader In The Field" Lee County's Oldest and Largest Family Owned Cemetery. PROVIDES ALL CEMETERY NEEDS Largest and most beautiful Mausoleum in Southwest Florida, complete with Chapel of Memories.

Lawn Crypts. Ten beautiful Gardens for ground interment Columbaria Niches Iwo Jima Memorial, most beautiful in Florida, dedicated in honor of all veterans. Night Security Guard. Largest and more Trust Funds Memorial Emergency Fund. Immediate money in time of need.

Gardens Office Send for your free brochure Family Planning Guide FORT MYERS MEMORIAL GARDENS P.O. BOX 6126 FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33901 Please send me free brochure and Family Planning Guide: Memorial Emergency Information NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP Favorite Sons Called Threat FRED WHITWORTH Fred W. Whitworth, 62, a resident of Fort Myers for the past 11 years, died Saturday afternoon. He was former resident of Prinston, W. Va.

He was born May 4, 1909, at Christianburg, Va. Surviving is his widow, Lillian Whitworth of Fort Myers. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home. EVELYN C.

LEONARD NAPLES Evelyn C. Leonard, 88, of 1980 Harbour Lane Naples, died Friday at home. She was a retired missionary of the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board She is survived by her husband, Rev. Charles A. Leonard, D.

of Naples; one daughter, Mrs. Rachael Leonard Smith of Naples; one son, Charles A. Leonard, Jr. of Sarasota; four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held today at 3 p.m.

at the East Naples Baptist Church. Private burial services will be Monday at Naples Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the East Naples Baptist Church for foreign mission work. Funeral arrangements are by Earl G. Hodges Funeral Chapel.

LILLIE MAE REESE Mrs. Lillie Mae Reese, 42, of 2288 Carver died Friday night at Lee Memorial Hospital. Survivors include four sisters, Annette Roberts, Geraldine James, Jessie Pearl Grant and Elizabeth Green, all of Fort Myers. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Baker's Funeral Home. ANNA LOUISE MOREY Funeral service for Anna Louise Morey of 102 W.

Leeland Heights who died Friday, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Farley Chapel with Rev. Curtis Wilson, pastor of the Unity Church of Christianity in Columbus, Ohio, officiating. Friends may call today and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Farley Funeral Home in Lehigh Acres.

Burial will be in Lee Memorial Park. RICHARD L. FARRIS Richard L. Farris, 42, Fort Myers, died Saturday. He had been a resident of the Fort Myers area for the past 10 years, coming here from Garrison, N.Y.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Elona Farris, Fort Myers; three daughters, Stephanie, Beth and Gail, all of Fort Myers; one son, Richard, Fort Myers; two brothers, Roland, Mahopac, N.Y., David, Sangerville, Maine; two sisters, Mrs. Phylis McMann, Dover Foxcroft, Maine, Mrs. Merna Vega, Sangerville, Maine; parents, Mr. Mrs.

Orman Farris. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Harvey Funeral Home. ROBERT H. FISHER Funeral service for Robert H. Fisher, 65, of Fort Myers Beach, will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m.

at the chapel of the Harvey Funeral Home, with Father C. A. Comfort officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Gardens Cemetery. EDWARD J.

MURRAY NAPLES Edward J. Murray, 87, of 290 12 St. North, died Friday morning. He had been resident of Naples for three years after coming from Cleveland, Ohio. Survivors are one daughter, Ida L.

Rudd of Naples. Funeral service and burial will be in South Euclid, Ohio, with Pittman's Naples Chapel in charge of local arrangements. LIZZIE M. WILLIAMS Funeral service for Mrs. Lizzie M.

Williams, 93, of 1336 Piney North Fort Myers, will be held today at 2 p.m. at the chapel of the Harvey Funeral Home with Rev. Chester Petry and Rev. R. C.

Sipe officiating. Burial be at 4 p.m. in Venus Cemetery. URSULA RYAN Miss Ursula Ryan, 63, of 1464 Barcelona died Friday. Moving from Truro, she had resided here for the past 21 years and was a member of St.

Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Surviving are three sisters, Miss Monica Ryan of Fort Myers, Mrs. Hector McAllister of Bayshore, L.I., N.Y. and Sister Gerarda Ryan, I.H.M., Manhasset, N.Y. The body will be sent today to the George White Funeral Home, Bayshore, L.I., N.Y., for service and burial.

Local arrangements are by the Harvey Funeral Home. Woman Drowns In Home Pool Mrs. Win W. Seaman, 60, drowned while swimming in her pool at 1520 Moreno Ave. Thursday, according to police.

She was found floating face down about 8:30 p.m. by her husband Bradford and a friend when they came home. Reportedly, Mrs. Seaman had cancelled a dinner engagement to celebrate birthday, which was Wednesday, because of feeling ill and decided to take a dip alone in the pool. On Dean's List Craig C.

Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Mitchell of 1352 Shadow Lane, has qualified for the dean's list at the University of Florida in Gainesville where he is a pre-med student. Craig graduated from Fort Myers High School in 1968.

WASHINGTON (P) Americans for Democratic Action said Saturday so-called favorite-son presidential candidates are a threat to political reform and should be discouraged from entering primary elections. Men like Sen. John Tunney, and Gov. John Gilligan, D-Ohio, who are said to considering making favorite-son would deny voters in their states a chance to support the candidate of their choice, the ADA said. Serious candidates generally avoid running in a primary where a favorite son is on the ballot, the liberal organization said in a report by its 1972 Convention Task Force.

In order not to incur the ill will of the favorite son "or risk embarrassment of possible defeat," the ADA said, "bona fide presidential candidates would be forced to forego primaries in which they might otherwise have demonstrated voter appeal and accumulated voter strength." The so-called favorite sons themselves are generally not considered serious candidates but by winning their home state primary they can go to the nominating conventions as "power brokers" controlling their states' delegate votes, the ADA said. The task force urged the public and party officials "to do all in their power to prohibit favorite- -son candidacies." a.m. North Fort Myers Memorial Funeral Home 820 PONDELLA ROAD PH 995-1113 NORTH FORT MYERS W. G. GUS BELCHER Licensed Funeral Director Very few battles of life are concluded with a one victory.

Most of them have to be again and again. We shape our lives by making choices and decisions. We become creatures of habit, and join the throng that moves along in a rut. Or we choose to be creative and launch out into new experiences and feelings of accomplishments. The kind of person we happen to be was largely determined by the way we have fought the battles of life, either through habit or the adventures of creativity.

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