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Friday, August 9, 1963
Page Seven
THE SOUTIIEBN ISRAELITE
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF FULTON
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
FULTON COUNTY:
The petition of “D C I CORPORA
TION,” a (Georgia corporation, respect
fully shows:
1
Petitioner was Incorporated by an
order of this Court on June 4, 1962
2
Petitioner desires to amend its
charter in the following particulars,
to wit
3
By changing the name of the
corporation from “D C I CORPORA
TION” to
KIECHLEK MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
A
By striking paragraph 3 of the ori
ginal charter in inserting in lieu
thereof the lollowing paragraphs, 3
and 3.5
”3. The general nature of the busi
ness to be transacted Is to purchase,
sell, and otherwise deal in store fix
tures and equipment of every kind
and nature, including but not limited
to. shelving, checkout stands, produce
tables, merchandisers, racks, and
stands for grocery, drug, variety, dis
count and other stores; to fabricate
and manufacture such fixtures and
equipment from metal and materials
of every kind; to contract with others
to manufacture such fixtures and
equipment to specifications for pur-
chase and sale by the Corporation:;
and the power to do all things which
may be necessary, desirable or con
venient to the successful operation of
its business.”
”3.5 The corporation shall have the
power, generally and without any
limitation or restriction whosoever,
to hold, purchase, own, deal in, mort
gage or convey real estate and per
sonal property in this State and in
any other State or Country. The
corporation shall have the power to
enter into, or become a partner in,
any arrangement for sharing profits]
union of interests, cooperation, joint
venture or otherwise, with any per
son, firm or corporation now carrying
or * °? about to carry on any business
which this corporation has the direct
or Incidental authority to pursue The
Corporation shall have the further
power to enter into anv kind of
agreement or contract, cooperative or
profit sharing plan, pension plans,
retirement plans, deferred compensa
tion plans and agreements, incentive
plans of any kind or nature whatso
ever, grout) life and/or hospital ln-
S u r !!P4 C< L, Plans and agreements, and
charitable aid to any persons who
may have served or are serving the
u,7L pany ln any wa y. or to the wives,
children or other dependents of such
persons, with its officers, directors
employees, insurance companies, banks
trusts, mutual funds and similar per
sons or organizations, or any or all
of the above that the Corporation
may deem advantageous or expedi
ent or otherwise to reward or pay
such persons for their services as the
Directors may deem fit.”
Petitioner shows that at a special
meeting of the Stockholders and Di
rectors of the corporation on July
12, 1963, notice of which was speci
fically waived in writing by all Stock
holders and Directors, Resolutions
were adopted by unanimous vote pro
viding for the amendments as set out
herein, a certificate bv the Secretary
of the corporation setting forth said
Resolutions Is attached hereto, mark
ed “EXHIBIT A” and made a part
hereof bv reference.
Petitioner attaches hereto a certi
ficate marked “EXHIBIT B” and
made a part hereof by reference,
issued by the Secretary of State of
Georgia showing that the name KIE-
CHLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
is not the name of any other Georgia
corporation.
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays that
its charter be amended as herein set
forth.
TARLETON. CHOYCE & ZION
1505 Wllliam-Ollver Building
Atlanta 3, Georgia
JAckson 3 2706
“EXHIBIT A”
I. MARVIN H ZION. Secretary of
“D C I CORPORATION” a corpora
tion organized and existing under the
laws of the State of Georgia, certify
that on July 12. 1963, at a special
meeting of the Stockholders and Di
rectors of the corporation, the follow
ing amendments to the charter of
the corporation were unanimously
approved and consented to by such
Stockholders and Directors:
“RESOLVED, that the corporation’s
name be changed from ‘D C I CORPO
RATION’ to KIECHLER MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY.”
"RESOLVED, that paragraph 3 of
the Petition for Charter of this corpo
ration is hereby amended by deleting
the whole thereof and substituting in
place thereof the following:
The general nature of the busi
ness to be transacted is to pur
chase, sell, and otherwise deal in
store fixtures and equipment of
every kind and nature, including
but not limited to, shelving, check
out stands, produce tables, mer
chandisers. racks, and stands for
grocery, drug, variety, discount and
other stores; to fabricate and
manufacture such fixtures and
equipment from metal and materials
of every kind; to contract with
others to manufacture such fix
tures and equipment to specifica
tions for purchase and sale bv the
Corporation; and the power to do
all things which may be neces
sary, desirable or convenient to
the successful operation of its
buslnes.
“RESOLVED, that a new paragraph
to the corporate charter he hereby
adopted to broaden corporate powers,
to be known as paragraph 3 5 as fol
lows
J.3
The corporation shall have the
power, generally and without any
limitation or restriction whatso
ever, to hold, purchase, own, deal
In. mortgage or convey real estate
and personal property in this State
and in anv other State or Coun
try. The corporation shall have the
power to enter into, or become a
partner in, any arrangement for
sharing profits, union of interests,
cooperation, jointventure or other
wise, with any person, firm or
corporation now carrying on or
about to carry on any business
which <his corporation has the dl
rect or incidental authority to pur
sue. The Corporation shall have
the further power to enter into
any kind of agreement or contract,
cooperative or profitsharing plan,
pension plans, retirement plans
deferred compensation plans, ana
agreements, incentive plans of
any kind or nature whatsoever,
group life and/or hospital insur
ante plans and agreements, and
charitable aid to any persons who
may have served or are serving
the Company ln any way, or to
the wives, children or other de
pendents of such persons, with its
officers, directors, empoyees, in
surance companies, bansk, trusts,
mutual funds and similar persons
or organizations, or any or all of
the above that the Corporation
may deem advantageous or expedi
ent or otherwise to reward or pay
such persons for their services as
the Directors may deem fit ”
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set
my hand and the seal of the corpora
tion.
This 5th day of August, 1963
Marvin 11. Zion, Secretary
(Seal)
ORDER
It appearing to the Court that the
foregoing petition of “D C I CORPO
RATION’ lor amendments to its chart
er as set forth in the foregoing peti
tion are within the purview of the
laws of tiie State of Georgia, and it
further appearing that the name
KIECHLER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY is not the name of an exist
ing Georgia corporation and that the
said amendments have been author
ized and directed by the Stockholders
and Directors of said corporation ln
accordance with the laws of Georgia;
IT IS ORDERED that the petitioners
prayers be granted and that the
charter of said corporation be amend
ed in accordance with said petition.
This 5th day of August, 1963.
Luther Alverson, Judge,
Fulton Superior Court
Atlanta Judicial Circuit
Aug 9, 16, 23, 30
LEGAL NOTICE
GEORGIA
FULTON COUNTY
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF FULTON COUNTY
The petition of JOHN J. TARLE
TON. THOMAS F. CHOYCE and MAR
VIN H. ZION recpectfully shows:
1.
Petitioners desire for themselves,
their associates and assigns, to be in
corporated under the laws of the
State of Georgia for a period of
thirty five (35) years, with the right
of renewal from time to time under
the name and style of:
M & L SALES COMPANY
2.
The object of said corporation Is
pecuniary gain and profit to Its stock
holders.
3.
The general nature of the business
to be transacted by the corporation
will be the processing, mixing, pack
ing, repackaging, buying, selling, and
generally dealing ln and handling
frozen and unfrozen foodstuffs ana
edibles of all kinds, at wholesale or
retail, and in bulk or in packages;
and the power to do all things which
may be desirable or convenient to the
successful operation of its business.
4.
The corporation shall have the
power, generally and without any
limitation or restriction whatsoever,
to hold, purchase, own, deal in, mort
gage or convey real estate and per
sonal property in this State and ln
any other State or Country. The
corporation shall have the power to
enter into, or become a partner in,
any arrangement for sharing profits,
union of interests, corperation, joint-
venture or otherwise, with any per
son, firm or corporation now carrying
on or about to carry on any business
which this corporation has the direct
or incidental authority to pursue.
The Corporation shall have the fur
ther power to enter into any kind of
agreement or contract, cooperative or
profitsharing plan, pension plans, re
tirement plans, deferred compensa
tion plans and agreements, Incentive
plans of any kind or nature whatso
ever, group life and/or hospital In
surance plans and agreements, and
charitable aid to any persons who
may have served or are serving the
Company in any way, or to the wives,
children or other dependents of such
persons, with its officers, directors,
employees, insurance companies,
banks, trusts, mutual funds and simi
lar persons or organizations, or any
or all of the above that the Corpora
tion may deem advantageous or ex
pedient or otherwise to reward or
pay such persons for their services
as the Directors may deem fit.
5
The maximum of shares of stock
shall be Five Thousand (5.000) of the
par value of Ten Dollars ($10.00)
per share, all of which shall be com
mon stock. However, the amount of
capital stock with which the corpora
tion shall begin business shall be
not less than Two Hundred Dollars
($200.00).
6.
The principal office of said corpo
ration shall be In Fulton County,
Georgia, but petitioners desire the
right of establishing branch offices
and places of business elsewhere,
both within and without the State
of Georgia.
7.
The post office address of each of
the petitioners, is 1505 William-Oliver
Building, Atlanta 3, Georgia
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray that
they be Incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid with the rights,
powers, privileges and immunities as
are now or may hereafter be allowed
bv law to corporations.
TARLETON. CHOYCE A ZION
Attorney for Petitioners
TARLETON. CHOYCE A ZION
1505 William Oliver Building
Atlanta 3. Georgia
JAckson 3 2706
ORDER
The within and foregoing petition
read and considered, ana it appearing
to the Court that the same Is legiti
mately within the purview and in
tention o( the laws of this State
governing the granting of corporate
charters, and it further appearing
from the certificate of the Secretary
of State presented to me that the
name of the proposed corporation is
not the name of any other now exist
Ing corporation registered in the
records of the Secretary of State;
IT IS. THEREFORE. ORDERED (hat
said application be and the same Is
hereby granted, and petitioners are
hereby Incorporated under the name
and stvle of “M A L SALES ( OM
PANY” with all of the rights, privi
leges and immunities prayed or now
or hereafter granted to similar corpo
rations bv the laws of this State
This 5th dav of August, 1963
Luther Alverson Judge
Judge. Fulton Superior
Court
Aug t, 14, 23, 30
. ST. PETERSBURG -
Senior
Friendship
News
by Harry Rose
Ada and William Marx are
preparing to head back to the
Sunshine City on August 10, car
rying with them much of their
properties from their tiome in
Jackson Heights, N. Y., which
they have placed upon the mar
ket. Bill is making several spec
ial trips with a “You Haul It”
behind him in order to make
sure that very important posses
sions are not mishandled in ship
ping. The Marxs will remain in
St. Petersburg about a month
and then head back to Jackson
Heights for another loading job
and another jaunt south. They
hope to have the entire matter
settled before October and will
take up permanent residence in
St. Petersburg, where they also
own their own home. In the
meanwhile Ada Marx is prepar
ing several scores of musicales
for presentation in the monthly
programs of the SF Club’s play
ers, which will be seen after the
month of October. The delay is
caused by the uncertainty of the
official opening of the new Jew
ish Center Building.
The summer exodus is on for
members of the SF Club. George
and Gertrude Lichton, headed
north to visit friends and family;
Barney Socol, off to California to
spend several weeks with his son
and then back to the Sunshine
City for a busy fall season. Philip
and Dora Miller away for the
balance of the summer up in the
northern part of the good old
USA. Anna Lefkowitz is off for
a trip north which will last sev
eral months. Harry and Charlotte
Zimmerman bade everyone fare
well for the next two months as
they visit their families and
many close friends. Harry and
Bella Kaplow are packing for a
late August trip to New York
State and to again renew old ac
quaintances.
From South of the Border
comes a card “Hi Pancho,” we
have had to learn to speak Span
ish down this way if we want to
get our hamburgers.
Yes, it came from Pauline and
Joe Goldberg who are motoring
through Mexico for the next few
months and who will not return
Congregation
Il’nai Israel
301 Fifty-Ninth St, North
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Phone 341—1471
Saturday, Aug. It)—Conserva
tive Service will be at 7 a. m.,
and the Traditional Service at 9
o’clock.
Sunday, Aug. 11—Conservative
Service will be at 9 a. m.
Friday, Aug. 16—Sidney Roth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex H
Roth, will become a Bar Mitzvah
at the Family Sabbath Hour be
ginning at 8 p. m.
to their home in St. Pete until
early in October. Abe and Ann
Schneiderman have returned to
St. Petersburg Beach after three
weeks in New York City. Manny
and Sadie Ward are back home
after two weeks in the mountains
of North Carolina. Dr. Ned Tirk
will leave Pass-A-Grille for New
ark late this week to spend sev
eral months north. Minnie Levy
is having a wonderful summer in
New Jersey with her family.
Bids are being received for the
construction of the New Jewish
Community Center and all are
expected to be in by August 5. It
is now planned to make quicker
progress and plans call for the
breaking of ground on or about
August 12, with hopes of still
being able to complete the build
ing about the middle of October,
weather permitting. The Execu
tive Board of SF Club will meet
early in October to lay plans for
the official 1963-1964 opening.
Reports from those who are ill
and on the road to recovery con
tinues to be very good. Henriette
Tirk doing splendidly and is
making very wonderful progress.
Jacob Braun continues to do nice
ly and is resting comfortable.
George Perlman still a patient
at the Colonial Rest Home and
requests that his friends and ac
quaintances, when in the neigh
borhood of the Rest Home, visit
him. Max Kochman and Harry
Goldberg resting comfortably at
St. Anthony’s Hospital, following
surgery. Pauline Zirinsky doing
splendidly and making wonderful
progress.
Laura Aha is having one of the
most enjoyeable summers in
years as she visits her family in
Huntington, L. I., and will spend
the next several months in the
north, returning to St. Petersburg
about the middle of October. Jen
nie Tinkle is another one that is
having a very wonderful visit
with her family in Albany, N. Y.
Plans Set for 1965
Macrobiah Games
NEW YORK (JTA)—The for
mation of an International Mae-
cabiah Games executive commit
tee, with authority over the sev
enth World Maccabiah Games
scheduled to open in the sum
mer of 1965, was announced here
Monday by Haskell Cohen, pres
ident of the United States Com
mittee of Sports for Israel, Inc.
The committee, whose execu
tive office will be in London, will
be headed by Pierre Gildesgame
of England, chairman of the Mac-
cabi World Union, which origi
nated the Maccabiah Games. The
competition is held every four
years in Israel under the World
Union’s sponsorship.
A Service oI Your Doctor of Medicine,
Your Local Medical Society and the
Florida Medical Aaaociation.
FORCED FEEDING
Forced feeding of a child
against his will usually is a mis
take. Mothers often worry for
fear something will happen to
a child if he misses one or two
meals. Something is more likely
to happen to the child forced to
eat when he doesn’t want food.
Appetite is variable, especially
the appetite of a child, and there
are many reasons for a child’s
apparent loss of appetite. There
may be an oncoming sickness.
The food offered may have
been causing a disagreeable re
action. The child may be too
excited or too tired to eat.
Not uncommonly the child
wishes to attract attention by
refusing to eat He may be ex
perimenting with his power to
impose his will, rather than just
to obey his mother. Practically
all children try this trick at
times.
The manner of handling such
a try for independence can be
direct and simple. The moment
the child refuses food, take it
away and say nothing further
about it There is no danger
that he will starve or do him
self harm by missing a meal or
two. If the mother is deter
mined not to be overwhelmed
by a small show of rebellion, he
will tire of his performance. A
normal child will eat when he
gets hungry.
If a child refuses to eat or
shows a small appetite beyond
a period of a day or two, he
should be taken to a physician
to determine the reason.
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St. Petersburg, Florida
342-8331