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   News Tribune (Newspaper) - July 19, 1963, Fort Pierce, Florida                              Vero Beach Indian River Friday July ROUNDUP The Voice Of Indian More Vero Ou Pages By Tom Cope THOSE will lionized youn George von Hilsheimer when ho first came lo lead Ihc Unitarian fellowship in Pierce a ple of years ago should he in learning the New York papers made a big deal out of his Lrial by fire in North lina There were columns of lure sluff and photos taken with the wide-angle lens His pupils were shown at Camp Rosman N C before the descendants as some think of the Lost Colony of Virginia scl tile torch to it And they were shown again as they retreated to the safety of Mid- vale N J where which is what George calls his youth camps is an accepted in- For myself it made me sad George was probably still is one of those young ones you meet maybe once in 10 years whose brilliance leaves you breathless Logic historical reference ing candor and a burning love of life pour out of them in a flow of rhetoric more usually associated with elder missionaries or the United Slates Senate The I mean And although you sometimes don't know where the noise is coming from you are left stunned usually with ad miration if not with numb ad oration as in females For my self I mistrusted George at first Later when his fortunes here changed and after he married a bright litlle 1 got a glimpse of Uie man inside the dislike turned into sympathy thai with time might have ripened into friendship Today I wonder how his former lionizers would trea him if he returned to Forl Pierce and if 1 would have the nerve to say George what a waste o ine brains you are of the N Y reporters who visited Midvale where a counselor denied there had been any nudism or atheism at Rosman ended his feature story Just before the photographer and I left the camp a pretty little girl about 9 came over and said You're both squares you know 1 told her to go climb a tree Which shows what sharp re porters we sot in New York FRIDAY FRY You wanna se something around N Sev St when an ambulance o fire engine starts bucking th traffic at the foot of Pill Hi This is the truck and from the higl way over Avenue C because o the work on St Also what d'you bet sorn Big Brain will start the city administration for crea ing chaos it's merely correcting the stupi errors made long ago by some Big Brain's old pals Vorr reports from Vero Don't agon ize Tom we really don't much news in the village We d have what you might call Man Gossip hough How ar And a resident c Wabasso writes I will not us the bridge to the island I got two flats in a row on it an at the garage they found the tire were punctured by the spines catfish that these noble angle leave to rot an the wooden plan ing The Marine FP Hotel has a new set of cocktail napkins on a su ject dear lo taxation Be Internal Revenue clerk tc ing woebegone roister I'm sor lir but you can't list the Go as a Cm A Vero Will Get Ag Chemicals Testing Station Eclipse Viewer Heads from the sun eyes covered for lection these youngsters demonstrate eclipse er made of two pieces of white cardboard a pinhole in one I to uhe sun the pinhole permits the sun to shine through producing image of eclipse on lower sheet Note the white dot in center of lower sheet See story Photo by Ed Gluckler Vero Beach A City With A Heart This Family Will Testify Tribune Vero been that you never who your friends are until you need one IE hill's true then tho Hay Serous ily nrc out have a whole lot more friends in Doach Hum When fire completely de- frame s few ago Ray atul and seven children losl everything they had except for the dollies they stood in For i day or two things looked pretty black in the lives the family Then Use citizens of Vero Beach and Indian County swung into action lo help one of Local Reaction To The II Board Resolution Tomorrow's Sun Eclipse Could Eclipse Your Eyes By KD GLUCKLER ward and it several feet By TOM Tribune Vero Boach Hureau Local reaction to the Internal Fund Trustees de- lo dedicate only 422 f the originally asked for he Pelican Island Wildlife uge can best be summed up in ine Associated Tress reports of the meeting in Tallahassee on day stated that acres had dedicated in perpetuity to lie people of Indian River y under the supervision ot the Board of County Commissioners The Tribune noting that he figure was approximately 300 more than was asked lor in the resolution drafted by the Board of Commissioners at their ast meeting doubted the icily of report A long telephone interview with Van Ferguson director of the II Fund continued the suspicion and The News Tribune was the First news media to publish the correct story in full detail Most of the local ists were out of town and could not be reached for comment R J Amos president of the In- dian River Preservation expressed disappointment with Ihc decision I'm quite disappointed thai they didn't deed all we request ed of them as outlined in the resolution Amos said He thought was s t i 11 some room for hope despite the dc of the 11 Board I don't think that navigation in the area is a serious prob The Florida Inland Navi gallon has already indi that it has no objection t BROTHER SUN gels slapped in puss hy moon tomorrow from about 4 lo 6 p.m and we won't warn you again aboul your eyes the camera fiends We have a last-minute shout from Eastman Kodak reminding you that the lens intensifies sun's power which goes for reflex cameras as well as those with a direct viewfinder In fact the infra-red rays can even destroy your shutter U you point your camera at the sun blind At tor rhe ol which we mentioned Wednesday you'll be know the will Florida Ing from Mexico and fussing out H rhe Atlantic through the sonville region So for tho Big Show Werse thin time efc went to te eV poll bank areas being cd to the county and used for he refuge area Amos said that any further ion on the depute will have o vail until a meeting can be ar- between local ion groups to discuss the ion Official confirmation of the refuge arrived at the y courthouse Thursday morning n the form of a teller from Van Ferguson Addressed to Board of County Commissioners il said hat the dedication will be made subject lo current lease lo Florida Audubon which expires Nov 2 In part il reads 11 was nol deemed advisable lo dedicate submerged lands under vasl ex- panses of open public waters coastal an wa- ters over submerged lands re- main public in broadest sense even in where Trustees have conveyed the lands Adherence lo the established bulkhead lines will preclude sale and private filling and development river ward of these head lines Robert W Graves chairman of It's Nol The Years But The Mileage Friday July 1963 p.m Writing a story on of Indian River area people i Vero Beach newspaper reporte up to a shack 0 gnarled ami wizened little old man was sunning himself on the fron porch Pardon me said the re porter hut you m your secret of how to live lo sue a fine old said the old man drink a quart of shine befor noon every day smoke and chase after wimmin That's a strenuous life for a said reporter Would you mind my askin how old you Be come Aug was the reply he County Commission was nol at decision of the Fund I didn't think they were ng to give away all that bottom a n d he said He loughl that it was a reasonable education and dispelled one of he worries conservationists had bout the area They were rued abou t up around this he said pointing to the mangrove lands between Btack anci SpratL Point Nobody an fill and dredge around there ow as far as this is though I can't say rhat future boards will do We intend to change it Islands included in ion arc island northwest ol Turtle Pen Singh island im- to the east of Pelican sland Paul's Island the large sland to the oast of it and teachers Island All submerged lands are ex- cluded from the refuge hose contained within the con- figuration of Preachers Island and within the large island to Is north and of Paul's I and Van Ferguson thought that Preachers Hole should nol come within the dedicated area so hat a boat channel could prc served between the islands Preachers Hole kept open to hoaL seeking refuge from a storm Mrs Francis W Thompson Is Taken By Death Tribune Vern Mrs Francis W Thompson 77 of 2300 Pine Avc Vpro Reach died at her residence Thursday after a long illness A native of Neptune X J ani a member of Order of Star in that she moved Vero Beach two years afio Survivors include two daugh ters Mrs Charlotte T Drake o Vero Beach and Mrs Irene T Mohrbacher of Brielle S J an three brothers Robert D Lake Worth George C o Ocean Grove N J and Peter F Wertz of Springfield Mo Services and burial will lak place at Belmar N J wilh th Floyd Funeral Home in charge o local arrangements Bureau Chief You may have looked at the 40 years ago through a of smoked glass or camera ilm and you may still have good hut if so you were lucky and you'd be well advised not lo that luck tomorrow The solar eclipse will be seen in Florida at about p.m and last for about an will probably damage the For more information about Saturday's eclipse turn to Page 2 eyes of a number of Floridians he Florida Council for the Blind at Tampa has warned and it specified that unsuspecting Iren would be included eclipse will produce a darkened sun which will permit people to look directly at il This direct view can cause in- burns of rhe retina from the infra-red rays of the according to Harry E Simmons executive director of the council II is that the enon will receive wide coverage on all television stations and mons recommended the eclipse be observed through this medium This writer recalls that 40 years for so ago as a child he ed an eclipse through a double thickness of old film At that time newspapers ried stories urging such methods of viewing the eclipse But studies and new ments by eye experts has ed thai burns can be caused to the eyes without pain by he rays of sun which cause a type of damage that nol be cured Florida tomorrow will ness a partial eclipse along with Hie whole Caribbean area and Central America while the Northern part of phere will experience a total eclipse Sunglasses colored glass smudged wilh smoke photo film goggles are all on the black list as viewing aids If you can't or don't want lo watch the eclipse on try it Ihis Make a simple projector wilh two pieces of while cardboard il this Punch a pinhole in one card the second The pinhole as a tiny lens lo focus the mage of the eclipse onto the ace of the second cardboard This image may be watched vithout danger lo the eyes DON'T look at the sun through he pinhole and DON'T use a mirror to reflect the image It oo will reflect the harmful rays of Hie sun We followed this ad- vice but found a hole slightly arger than the recommended pinhole worked better Integration In Mobile Delayed NBW 5th LS Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday delayed coui of public schools in lobile Ala until The action came in the court's modification of its July 3 decision directed Mobile dunty School Hoard lo submit a plan starting with he first grade by Aug 1 The modification postponed the for submission of the stairstep plan until Aug 10 A t court hearing was set foi Nov H thus putting off the date for any plan lo lie nit into operation until year The delay was ordered by the same judges who made Ihc nal ruling Judges R Brown Houston Tex John Minor Wisdom of New Orleans and Grif fin B Bell of Atlanta Ga in the luly 9 decision Judges and Wisdom formed wilh Judge Bell dissenting In Thursday's ruling the cour made no reference to the Mobil request for a rehearing before th full court This in ef feel was a denial of Ihc request ils own in rouble Led by a prominent rancher ind owner and n Vero Bench nessman of whom wish lo remain anonymous the drive to aid Ihc family into high gear An appeal Cor oil it's was made the and through tho Noli cress wore placed in More and in window of fee Break asking lo help out Mrs of the wont even further She placed a small notice in each of cards and made sure every customer who in for a meal or a cup of coffee saw il I know whal it is lo lose everything she said I last my family my homo and all I had in world when came Into Germany at end of the war Mrs man a year in a camp coming to ca I am now a and very here and want lo help all I she said Clothes poured in from lie of Vero Single items of clothing and cartons donated by lie Presbyterian Church and by individuals The rancher conl acted a friend of Clement Brooks anci him of the predicament alely offered the family in a bright modern home until could get thills Next put my name in the in touch with n few more friends A set of plans were up by Joe Kaschach for a bedroom house with one bath floor built of con- crete block Local contractors I heir employes have offered to nate their labor free and ing supply o ply the materials at wholesale The men of Florida Forestry Fire Tower Hoad offered to clear the charred rs from the site of the old house The Indian Iliver Citrus flank will it help pay for new home which the friends of li rty and his will be ready in Wi The brochures that publicize Ve ro B each and I nd i a n ft i vcr County lo and tive residents many claims for the oi them Irue But nowhere in the brochures it Vero Beach is a rily a hat's run too building Of abs Begins m NKW YORK X An iral ill Iw operated hy CIHA Cor- near Vero Fla was announced today hy Dr president rr Chiang Sees Red World Bankrupt TAIPEI Thursday said the dis- pute between Red China and the Soviet Union demonstrated the bankruptcy of communist and left tnc Chinese Communists isolated in world affairs The Chinese Nationalist dent said free Chinese must lake advantage of the dispute by uniting ami supporting the ant uprisings now raging on the mainland ain hanflin around and could git a or two and ry Low tonight high dy M Round East and tatt windi t rri The new center localed in In- ian County will initially grounds anil cor- laboratory space Con of lhP laboratories will immediately has research Indies for many years on chemicals at the cf Ihc parent company in Lisle One of the discoveries an insecticide formulated and in his country by ihn Division if California chemical Company other The of this ler will have world-wide ance for CIHA according to Dr Limbricht Chemical compounds from CIHA in Switzerland find other sources will lie un- der U.S conditions The Florida sile will permit Ilie tasting of chemical compounds for tion on various crops of both and semi-Ironical Research efforts on agricultural chemicals will include herbicides fungicides and chemical is under Ihc direction ol pp X r r i m m dent of CIHA Corporation and of its board of lors Dr B Wayne formerly of entomology and cology at Auburn University Ala will he director of station C 1 will serve as assistant director Hubert 1 Sr of Vero who been connected wilh Hie development of tural chemicals for many yuan will serve as advisor lo Corporation Employ merit of Ihc has Leon completed and it nol anticipated technical personnel will be re- quired is a world-wide ical com puny developing and ducing d y e a plastics specialties rare and animal health products rr r Ike Dines With Governor rt Pa mer D and Gov William W ton Pennsylvania dined er Thursday night at a slag dinner Political began to circulate when of the dinner leaked out but a man who at tended political wore there that will yo down in history In fact Gen f and Gov Scranton very little time together The dinner was at the home of Charles W Wolf attorney for tho Adams County Republican in Oxford 12 milci from where er has his farm Scranton has been mentioned si a possible candidate in for the Republican presidential nation   

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