14 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9b729a29dd18aeb030d2b31fa43ca3fd.pdf fe26f18f80bd6849c01cb553ec71d4a5 PDF Text Text Defenders Meet With Gw. Bryant TALLAHASSEE (UPI) New public defenders wart told by Got. Farris Bryant Wednesday that tha Urea and fortunes of many psopla would depend on the way they eonducted their office*. Tha Id new publie defendera, oil named by Bryant un­ der a newly adopted law, mat together in the state cabinet room to bear from state offi­ cials. (Tha public defender for the Ninth Circuit, which ineludes Seminole County, is W. D. Fndsrick J r , of Or­ lando.) On bind were Bryant. Comptroller Ray E. Green, Supreme Cout Justice E. H ar­ ris Drew and Reeves Bowen, head of tha criminal appeals division of th« attorney gen­ eral's office. Bryant told the defenders, who will provide free legal counsel for needy lawbreakers, that It waa significant they had come to the capital on the eva of Independence Day. Your new posts, he told them, "riv et new assurance of Jus­ tice for all,” "Tha post does thrust on your shoulders a very algniflcant responsibility,” Hryant said. "The lives and fortunes of many peopls will hang on the way you conduct your­ selves.” Justice Drew urged tha new officials to te* persons ac­ cused of crimes s t soon as posalbt*. He said th* public defendtrs should be certain that persona accused of crimes wera advised of all of their rights under th* l*w, "This marks a high point In th* systsni of American Juris­ prudence,” said Drt-w. Drew's immediate predecessor as chief justice, B. K. Roberta, head­ ed up ths judicial council which recommended to the last legislature creation of the public defender sysUrn. The proposal wus sparked hy a U.S. Supreme Court de­ cision that ruled an accused felon must ha represented In court by a lawyer for hia sen­ tence to be valid, Bowen gave the new offlrials some first hand advico on representing clients. "Give every case you get ths old rolU-^e try,"’ said the veteran assistant sttorney general. "I cannot emphasize that enough. T reat each case as If he wrro paying you a substantial fee for representing him." O oonput t im e tfs WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE a d a ir y s p e c ia ls a ■reakitort# Sour C ream ___Z 39* EITHER END O R W H O LE Allawaat Colored Margarine • • •• • pkf. 29* Lucky Whip Dessert Topping ”.V.“49* a fro z e n fo o d s • Mortons' Frosan Macaroni/Cheese 39* Mrs. Paul's Fish Cake or Fish Stick Dinners 39* Pictswaet Sliced Strawberries .. 5 IS* $ I . Minute Maid Regular or Fink Lemonade .... 7 99* 4-Fishermen Frosen Scallops *•••••• Pk|e 39* ★ ★ D D D . .. Tatty Center-Cut P o rk C h o p s ★ Welch's Forty Drink . ** m r t Death toll from accidents in the U. S. during Hull was about 01,61)0, according to the Britannica Hook of the Folgtr's Flovorful Fiesta Punch . . 3 «£. $ I . P o rk R ib s Welch's Deliciously Different Apple-Grepe D rink...........3 £ $1. Tomato Relish .. Sealtest Assorted Flavors Copeland's Dole Hawaiian Chunk (limit 1) Sliced Bologna Ritter's Green 291 (limit 1 per customer w/purchoscs of $5 or mere)' In s ta n t C o ffe e 10*.?79* Ice C re am . . . . ;:i: 79* P in e a p p le . . . . £ 25* W a ld o rf T issu e . a-5 t o r C o a k -a u ti . . . C ountry Styla White or Colored (limit 4) A ll Grinds Chose & Sanborn 2-Lb. Coffee .. V« $ 1.25 Teacher Bans Books, Cupid AUSTIN. Tvx. (UPI» — A L'niver.tty id Texas dean says the idea that marriage makra fur better students is a myth. "We find murringe arlibmt make a good atudrnt nut of a poor one," Dean of Students Cilenn Harnett says. Harnett warned that mixing marriage and college ran mean troubles fur both hus­ band and wife. "If tha wife waa a rompetant student and dropped out for marriage,” Harnett says, "aha frequently feels an un­ derlying resentment if her student husband doesn't eieel." "In many eases," he adds, "hia grades go down as the time and concentration need­ ed for hia work are nibbled away by the demands of fam­ ily life.” Harnett also says that a student-father can grow ex­ tremely senaithe about his own position while his wife plays the role of breadwinner. "When a girl tella me she is quitting to get married," Har­ nett says, "I try to Impress upon her tha importance of continuing her own education soma time, whether eoun or many years from now, 'T he boy sba marries is go­ ing to continue to grow and probably become a leader in hia profession and his com­ munity. Her growth will have to keep pace with hia if the marriage is to succeed,” Har­ nett suys. FRICIS IFFICTIVI FRI. AND SAT., JULY S AND 6, 1961 YOUR CHOICE: EVAPORATED BREAKFAST CLUBo» PET MILK LIM IT tt P E R PURCHASES > / C U S T O M E R WITH OF $ 5 . 0 0 OR MORE Stark 1st Label Chunk Tuna . . . can m m tS Tomato Juice . .decanter 19 Saltines 3T Pecan Sandies .*7 49' M a ca ro n i • • • 2 pkgs. 29 6 V i- 0 * . ^ • C ( Libby's Ten«y Fiavorful Sunny-Slope Farms g t. Nabiice Premium FEATURE OF TH E W EEK: O N LY Mueller's Klbov (EX TR A P F V III too MufSe and p%*ch*Moh h w m s lD r , wA Alt 4 Tim I* H ard to M *«4 S U A V I H A IR SPRAY 14 *«. «AN M e H u t t * « n u f w S a l. J u ly SIN. Jm O r e e n S t a m p s -___ |MI •MMn n w a 1,1 jut, M , IMl I [JOCXXJUU IM M M M M M iil Al. t t m f *>J pwdtawak m u m * ssD tre s 4 * 1. J u ly oxydol dreft liquid joy detergent detergent 83* detergent detergent Sr. 35* smokies l l- o a . p k f. 69c fide Z. 79* •SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONG WOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD* . . . . lto n HIGHWAY 17-93 and ST A TI ItOAU 43S ;S Jftl G r e e n S t a m p s Sj swim premium sausage 65* Oth. ^ 3 ^ IN I cascade detergent a 45* per stalk WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE « V S ?,*m r ? 01# SPICl STICK DIODORANT i n es. Stkk $1. pies tec EACH Celery . . . (limit 1 per luttaotar w/purthases el $5.00 ar mart) lO O V ^ IO O l Jift G r e e n S t a m p e d; P eaches . •,“ s 49* Juicy Tendsr Pascal Strietmenn's Tasty U O O ffiI produce fane • pink thrill detergent mo 35< * * * * downy fabric softener ,7m :-e “ 47* • comet cleanser 2 Z. 49* �•% Saufnrft lim tlft VOl.. 53 Smooth sailing to VAII-1. including the E B B.A., who ■re leaving Saturday for a shakedown cruise aboard Ilie CSS Independence out of Nor­ folk and then a tour of duty in the Mediterranean. • • * The Herald'* Casselberry area reporter. Mrs. Jane Casselberry, will be taking over the County Desk in The Herald's Sanford offices for Ihc neat two weeks, while Count> Editor Judy Wells is on vacation. T .ose in J a n e s regular area with news items to submit are asked to call here at 421-8821. If this one's busy, try 423-3938. • * * A spot-check of downtown Sanford Fourth of July m orn­ ing revealed the American flag flying only at the pollre station, courthouse. Sanford Atlantic National Hank. Chase and Co. and The Sanfurd Herald. And a memo to the County Commissioners: Time to purchase a new flag for the courthouse. The one on display Thursday is a dis grace. • ♦ * The greased pig gave them a good run at Long wood Thursday. The porker took off ip fine style . . . and at last reports Is still running. In fact, even bloodhounds couldn't track him down. • * * Midshipmen of liie U. S. Naval Academy, class of 1983, are being flown in in groups throughout this month and next (or a lour of inspec­ tion at the Sanford Naval Air Station. This i* the first for­ m al contact for the midship­ men with fleet aviation units, especially heavy attack. • • • How modern can you get? North Orlando, the county's newest eily, learned Tuesday night there were no hells in the community to "King for Freedom" Thursday. Council decided to blow the sirens and sound the horns instead. WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and Saturday with afternoon ami cveninir showers; hijth 90-95: low in TO*. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 749 FRI.. JULY 3, 1963 United Pres.* Lenaed Wire Established 1903 Sanford Beauty 'Miss Flame' 'Fairly Strong Wave' Scouted In Caribbean WINNING FLOAT in Lonjrwomra minimi Fourth of July Fiesta Pantile was entered by the City of Imnirwomi. Other prizes went to Oviedo for the best appearing' fire tru c k ; to Mrs. Virginia Roseh, Rebecca Hague and John Casselberry, best decorated tars and to Casselberry Hoy Scout Troop 311, second Itest float. 283 Demonstrators Hailed Into Court BALTIMORE, Aid (CPD the demonstration Those an-C o u rt appearance* were ’ a|,],. |„. h,mrd today will scheduled today for ?s:i per- t„. ca||n | m t„ luium ore sons, including the tup offi- County Court on charges of cial of the Presbyterian trespassing and or disorderChurch in the United Stale*, ly i-ondut t. who were arrested in an In­ The attem pt to integrate dependence Day anti segrega­ the amusement p ark was tin tion demonstration at subur­ successful. ban Gwync Oak amusement Dr Eugene Carson Blake, park. ami rlerk of ihe General An Episcopal bishop several Roman t'athulie Assembly of live Cntted prespriests also were arrested in (hyterian Church of the lf.s.,1 .m l former pr. s.dem of tin Youth Held In Mifini Slaying /■ * ■■ - '**»,-*■ w~% MIAMI (C P U —Police liuvp arrested an Df-year-ald boy no * * * r hanrt-* of first degree mur* Members of Campbell L ist- j robbery-slaying of Ing unit, American Legion u motel clerk June 27. Auxiliary, will meet i« the Charged was James Clyde first session of the new fiscal Kish of Miami. year at 7 7.0 tonighl at Legion Tin* victim, Kurt CrotenHall on Highway 17-02. steiil was shot to death as h>Sanford Women's Republi­ fought lo save 475 in the mo­ can Club will hold a lunch- tel's cash register from a ban­ eon-meeting Wednesday at dit wearing a grotesque green 12:30 p.m. at Jim Spencer'* mask with crossed eyes and u nose full of w aits, restaurant. The mask, apparently rip ­ • 8 • ped from the* rubber's face, Fleet Reserve Association m m found in the victim's hand I* planning a gala tim e (or by police. Saturday evening at the Fit A Police »ah| (irotenstein a p ­ home on Seminole Boulevard parently had 1..... -hut oln e ill when newly elected officer* the clast as lie1 t••»«! at the will he installed, followed by i|e»k, then again in the -ide­ a dance. as lie 11.lived mound tl,, cuun • * * ter, and a third time in the Memo hi Sanford motor­ hem! Ms he- fell to the floor. ists: Jim H ardy's bark on Ihe job. alter a well earned vaca tlon. So — drop Hie com* 111 the parking meters again Your vacation (from free parking! is over, too. J ASPKM. G.i it IT • si n MIAMI (LTI>—A hurricane him Ior airplanp u a t sent to­ day to investigate a '‘mod­ erate" easterly wave in the Caribbean Sea about 1.300 miles southeast of Miami, Hie Weather Bureau said. Easterly waves often are forerunners of t r o p i c a l storms "N um erous" showers and winds up to to miles an hour were clocked in the area and a navy storm-chasing plane from Puerto Rico was on it* way* to investigate, the Wea­ WINNER of the Miss ther Itureaii said. North Orlando Reality "It's a fairiy strong wave, Contest held during the strongest of the season so far." a forecaster said here, Thursday’s annual July lie said small craft warnings I celebration was Miss have been hoisted for the .1 a e k i e Atchison, 17 northern Windward Islands. year old daughter of The squally area wa* D c a ted m the Windward Islands Mr. anil Mrs. Ciena about 1.500 miles soulhea-t Atchison of 30 Cortez of here and was moving wesl Ave. (Herald Photo) waid at 15 miles an hour, a Weather bureau rejMirt said It it continued on its pre sent course, it would pa** J I C . U J A . . . well to the south of the l nd ed Mates mainland and hit Central America, but the forecaster said " I i ' h really loo early to tell which way S C V C H M i s s i n g a l l go," MIAMI i l T D — Hu- to a s t . Guard said today it was scan liing f»r a tidal of seven S u f f C f S TW O persons r>'|xu led n .U -u g in ...nstul water* ulf Florida. National Conncil of Cnurchcs. was among the predominantly white protestor* who were ■t •«. ,*At, , fh r^n o n v L ^ lent, fo il ftour rfem ortsvatirn,! Puller vnhl r l*»U£. of m •• i t ' PH persons took jijrt, AGo charg id a rg) idler re pleased with th e i'tte v . Dr. tllake were Hisitnp Daniel ("orri'.'an of New York, head of the Home Department of the Episcopal Church'.* N a­ tional Council, and tile Yale University chaplain, the Rev. William Sloan Collin, ami hi* wife. Park officials described (•Wynne Oak a* .1 'private enterprise fighting fur econ­ omic survival in a ...graphic area which h as me accepted the Negro oil a social ami recreatiun.il ba-t* " Pol! M a c k s ----I.i).* )t LO.vMIN \ fl P D - Iwo mure s l uur pp *e sethartr at I" II* Sillied to tile wilt's of l*ri oe Minister Humid Macmillan * scandalplagued Conservative guv cm ment today. / ...*"•“£ Highlight of lomgwood'i third annual Fourth of July Fiesta cam e at p m. Thursday w hen It lovely Seminole County girls, a ttir­ ed in beautiful formal gowns walked gracefully across the i stage in competition to name "Alia* Flame of .Seminole County." Emerging a* winner, after two stispenseful ellminat hint, was Miss Janice Russell of Sanford, daughter of Mr. and Airs. Her* hell Junes who was sponsored by (lie Sanford Naval Air Station Fire Dept. First place runnerup was Miss Charlotte Sanders of longvvood who wa* sponsored by tile Florida Forestry Ser­ vice. Second runnerup wa* Aliss Bobbie Watkins of fassleberry representing the Cas­ selberry Volunteer Fire Dept. Other highlights of the Fies­ ta. which had an estim ated attendance of jn.noo people, according to tmngwood Firp Chief Claude l.ayo. were the opening parade, the greased pig contest, the aflcrttmin per formance of the Falling An­ gel* and the 43 minute fireworks display at the close f the evening. .MISS JANIl'K RUSSELL receives "Mian Flame of Seminole County” trophy from Lonyovood Mayor A. 15. Lormaiin. Janice, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horshell Jones of Sanford, was sponsored by Sanford Naval Air Station Fire Dept, in the contest held Thursday at the l.nintuited Volunteer Fire Dept.'s annual Fourth of July Fiesta. (Herald Photo) Boy Who Tried To Stab Woman Admits Thefts Herlong Warns On 'Frillering' Seven Deaths h>; JFK Ilnlithiv electuins at wesl Bn.vmli anil Dept lord Thursday were the latest ill a series id reverses that have brought np|NtsiBuii l.alatr cries for M.ieoilllan to resign or call imiuedi.de gen cr.d elecliuns The Lalmr party won both contests as expected Thurs­ day. but tin Conservatives made poor showing* that re Heeled their sagging pres lige among Hie public. Johnson ill Mother's Story Ol Baby Probed Richard H Russell, D Ga . |U|(| Fourth of July rally (,cri, lll.lt e|e‘splte President Kennedy * strong cieil right.* package the South would 11 it secede Irom the t'ltlon for two reasons "The re«t of the nation sill! outnumber* u* about In c to one and we found out through hitter experience that one Southerner could md whip live Yankee* " he *a:d ’ In addition, this lime the Feds have the atomic l*>mb " Others Ulanu'd T IREIIAI.L’ Knliert.s cnptim'il the "Finuraiker 100" Thin nitty at llaytniia Ib at h. (Set* nlui'j nil HJMH't.s |m g e .) ^ in a ritc 4 L Lounge TLZ:Ji::jZ Russians, Chinese See Red, But Of Different Hues st. enlarged kitchen and din Ing room. Moscow Ideological Talks Open In Angry Mood By l ulled Press International MOSCOW ( ITT 1—The Chin ese delegate* to Ihe Sun.- So v iet kl**olog tea I talk* arrived here today in an .itmoipherc The "Orlando area ' is one charged w iih hostility by a of three site* being consider­ latt-minut* exchange ot bit ed f..r a i'.7.'>,nuu building to ter charge* The C h i n e s e negotiating house the American Museum of .Marine Archaeology. Send* team Hew in by special plane nole County nol ton much in­ from Peking They werc met terested because, it wa* re- by Soviet delegation leader p .rted , "we can’t come up Alik hail S it*hie, . cnDr Krem wiJv in* tiuna’.iun tn r , want," | lilt lde»|ogi*C Weather Foul Synod Opens Seminole Memorial Hospital For monllis and months R E Porter has been glancing at the McHolierts Tire clock on Ihc way to work—it's at ways been 15 minutes slow. Today. Ihe clock was telling the correct tim e . and il look* like a new clock. # * • Legislation To Avert Rail Strike Likely WASHINGTON (D PI) — 1 nnn for five rail unions this \ n-year-old burglar who l.alH.r Secretary W. Wllltird morning. The union* have promised ,|iw a,t.n^ , t0 i t j l , a ColMV Wirt/, sough1 again today to to strike if the niidrnit.L* put untangle deadlocked railroad try Club Manor woman with work rule change* into effect negotiation* a pair of scissor*, wa* «p Hi* biiii-d sltutigly Tliurs- next Thursday to ctiminn'w "feather-bedding." prebendrd Thursday alter day that t '.ingles* will l*1 ■o-ralled The labor necretary said noon and confessed 10 a ser­ called into the ill pule if a Top prize* of ihe many ies of house breaking*, ac­ threatened nationwide -Hike Thursday afte r a UO-itiiiuite* Indepeii.lence Day confetni.o .aided tluoiuhout the day cannot In- iivuiibd. *ont to Jimmy Clark of San- cording to Police Chief Roy Wirt* was «. Iii'ilultd to meat V-Itti President Kennedy that j ford, bicycle; IHcky Ksclavoil Williams. with representatives of the na­ emergency legislation may hn Osie At Itoviery, 2i>rt Rra-l,,f | .ongwood, Rambler slation's railroad* ami spokes- requested from t ’ongre** tc* t,„n wagon; Ja I-istol!cttc of shaw Drive, telephoned polite avert the .trike If the oppos­ Sanford, stainle** steel dmi at 5:30 p. m. Hiat when be ing parties cannot find a ablc sink and Zeno 111 land of •in‘l bis family returned from lutleri themanlroa. ls>iigwiH.d. juice blender. Il"‘ beach they surprised the A* W itts put it when asked* In North Orlando Mis* l‘" " ' borne, and that whether l.n g ro s * would be .MIAMI (171*1 k — At least bin ,1 d at All*. Uovvcry four pcrsmis drowned and lackro Atihison. 17 year old brought Into tin- four-year-old tllis-e were killed in traffic daughter of Air. and Mr* l ttl11' ,h ** *‘ l**»r*. dispute! "That |>o*.«iliility is Williams reported the certainly imminent," ueeldents in Florida as the g enn Atchison of » CortM P osimaster and Mr*, t'ljd r The charges Ihe rail line* lung July t weekend went in­ kve. won tlw "Mis* North *»»? b u er cnnfejwd In a *erOrlando" title. 1 'l'* of burglaries in the neigh- Keree of Casselberry attend­ are ready t.i install would cost to its second day. First runnerup wa* \j,s* b.irlimsl. in.-lsi tins a break- ed the dedication of the new up to .17.000 job* of dies.'l Diane Houck, daughter of *n b m r the Bowery Dost Office Building 111 Grove* firemen, pin* other* later, obtained 58 land la*t I'lmrsday and Ihe 11oy would also change pay Mr. and Mrs. Martin Houck 1 borne w IIYANNISPOUT, M a s * . .<* released to Fourth ot ' ily Celehraiion 111 scales for those who kept their I I T ’D — President Kennedy of SI Bombay Ave. and se- I 'b e h con.l runnerup wa* Miss Pat bi* parcti’* pending juvenile Lake David Park, j .1 a, settled Into the easy pare of 1* Mrs. Keree. who is demo Cart holiday weekend today and .* > « " • daughter of Mr a n d ‘.u.rt at tarn 'Hie disput.s 1ms goiov cralu- i-ommillecwomiiu lor through two presidential in* planned on a cruise ulioanl i Air* an Ellsert 1.x.a. precinct 17, h«.k advantage vestiguting comm is siona and Ills yaehl for lire first time [li Del ml tie , of the opportunity to visit all Ihc way lo the Supn'nn* The title of "Junirir M i*.* several months if Ihe good with Rep, A. S. "Syd" Her­ Court, which ruled the railweather which greeted his North Orlando" went to tl long wlio was Ihe principal toads had tloi rig h t to imiku year old Shelley Tufts, daugh arrival here held up. ter of Mr ami Mrs. Josejih speaker at hath events, the work elm Mi;t-s. Meriting w..rned hi* audi­ Tult* of .'at N. Second St. ence against Ihe danger of Rumierup was Kathy Fcrrin, WASHINGTON (HIT) — It year old daughter of Conn SAN MATEO. Calif. (IT ’D A m ericans "frittering" aErie Johnston, president of oilman ami Mr* Arthur For CLEF.THD It P K 8 , E n t* . Police today investigated way their freedom by be­ Ihe Motion P icture Associa­ rin of lid Devon Ave. ihe chilling case of a San Car­ coming ovi'ily dcjH'iident on 1 1 'I 'l l — Ray (Vim ray, Ut), tint tion of America, has suffered Six year old Klien Camp los, Calif . mother who said Hie Federal Govcrnnirlil and vvrntlicrmun f"r this icm-ida a cerebral thrombosis and is hell was crowned "Little she threw tile l**lv of her falling (or ' lib promise*" of rosorl, was fired today fo r receiving tn-alnient at George Aliss North urlam lo" and two year old daughter oft Hie those tieople 111 high offices doing Ills Job too well. T h l Washington University Hos­ Mickey Shivers wsm the "L il­ 101I1I. 11 I ■ale Bridge who w ml on v in iicrpvliiate council said Camruy’s lorepital here. The mother, Anna Buckle- Ihemsc’lve* in these posi­ casts of rain almost every lay, lie Mr North Orlando" tiile. iilili"tigli perfectly accurate, Ellen Is the daughter of Mr malt .at. underwent psjchla tion*. Inc 1 sim ulation Thursday at and Mr* Mali in Camphe'l I cig F< dural aid to w e ie *. .11 log aw ay tuu riita. DENVER i t I'D Die bien­ and Mickey is Die son of V|r S.m M.ttco General Hospital, s c h o o l s a* a c a s e ill |«U!lt, nial meeting of the General and Mr*. Roy Shiver*. she wa* held under vvhal a Her long *u id A. r tuey take C O r i 'L 'l 't l O l l Synod of ihe ITiiu-d 1 'hurt'll called more of your money in order I m oral service* for Mrs, Huniicrsup in live sc eon Ih1>pv1111 *|uik«Miian of I iirist wa* to open today t«st* were I'.inme G re.nna ' security guard" In prevent .1 to grjin Federal all. they Florence E. I Inane of GiTlcv.l with election of a inodernt.ir daughter of Mr. and Mr* possible new siiietde attem pt. will pul part of il hack mto will lie held at the grttvcaldn ..lid proposal of 11 ra* i.d rela­ Harvey Mr* Bockleoi.iii *ael the ymir school* like you ad* hilt al liie Geneva t'< uietery at Gieanva. Marcia tion* piogruni from the Rev, Move's Billy Pilniun, son u clilld fell down the liar tin v will expeel somei dug ill In .ki a m . Salurday in- la . I Dr. Ren, At il< rbsti r, pi.-si- Mr and Mr* Bill Pilolsn and *Litr* BI divs ago 're tu rn , namely, mp'.iol ui of u< lit a m . a* prcviuusly dent. K.iruly Mngletnn. son ol Mr Early ihe m sl morning, th< st'lmol system " •' , antmuneed and Airs Hugh Singleton while In r ho-hand slept, she AYtlli tin- mother* wives out found her ehild ib id ill bed, < IIJt AGl I ( l*l*| * l.ruder* piring the son* father* base she told out i .rilie*. S.u* ( VALDEZ HOTEL of tin N ational A*•»■• lation hall game at the Fori Mellon drove to ihe hr. I »•threw for the \d v u ii.. nirlit of I'ol. park picnic co sponvirc.l by the tiny paiaiua clad body iii.-d IVi.pIo i.NNAI I') said Ihc l.lons Cluband the City over Ihe side bill then mill.I D ow ntow n Sanforil todiiy mrmiiers of new "direct course Ihe son* won. mil gel up the nerve lo jump action" civil right* groups The National la-agile top- icrsell she *,nd triggered tin- uproar th at ped Hie American l.ojgin u lllslead. -he Red hi New diove Mayor Kuhiird J Daley the All-Star* hull game ol A"rk wln-te slo atlem pled to from a NAAt'l* Ind.-jH-ndence the Sanford Lillie Major le a kill herself with an overdo** IF s gue. | of sleeping pills Day rally. BRIEFS Can't Beat 'Em, C a n ’t Join ’Em Sanford-Sr minute Develop meld Company reports the Del Mar building is being used only (or storage but one national concern is sufficient­ ly interested in it lor plant purpose« a> to have- put up option money Another n ne gutiating wttn D'l-Alar for Ihe privilege of t i n t refusal, Preside ut Clifford McKibhin jays, if ihe fir»t • plain is not rxercised 23 Seminole Lovelies In 4th Contest j | The two side* wasted mi ter new pridt-,1 against Ihe time getting down to bust .’soviet l niou earlier m the ness They agreed to hold day, ..nd the Russian* print 1heir lit *t meeting wiilnn ed a iron! page editorial in liie Communist patty news hour* of the arrival. Relations between the two I paper ileelarins they would Cuminuni't g i a n t * were not back down. 'trained to Ihe breaking jaunt Western observers fell Iheie just houis before the opening was a jHisiibllity ol a historic session ol live showdown talk, split of the Communist camp that will determine th e The Chinese apparently dc course of international com- laycd 1 tic departure of their muni vin. delegation lo the last possible Bed China aiutoum U bit­ , moment. i The latest t hitlCsc protest, | Kreinllll's position III the d is-jlh al "the soviet government as reported by the New ( Inna pule The Kremlin retiu rd to will not again rashly take ac lions harmful to tin- unity 01 New* Agency, arruned Hie publish the letter. 1 hiru and the .Soviet Union The Chin eve note, which and lo relations between the Bus,tun* of creating new obstacles" to the 'u n ity " wa* delivered lo ttie Soviet two countries." Tile prim ary cause of the talks on ideological jiid po­ Embassy in Peking Thursday, charged that Itii'sia has dispute is the violently op­ litical difference*. The prole*l was in connec­ "created new obstacle* to Ihe posed stand* on the question tion with Hie recent expulsion bilateral parly talks." 01 war or peace with the of three Chinese diplomats The note said Hie Chinese Western world. and two students (rum Ihc would go ahead with the talks Soviet Prem ier N i k i t a .Viviet Union for distributing despite the Soviet action arid Khrushchev advocates peacecopies of a Chinese letter would not take retaliatory (itI cu-exivfence The Peking s t r o n g l y commending the , measure*, il expressed hope regim e reject* th u thesis. Funtime Fri. Niti’s iit thu Carihv! Music Ifv IVtfiry, Hill and Kuss! . +. •*. �i i- u »j j to f *1 4'fi' i* ----omtofll 4 . i» t-m j M._ July i, n UPW Meeting Set Wednesday Rgy. Grover Sewell 1 k m m m to be w lr •k e n u tln to to n M i (hat to dMtb. Thii, I itaUn, it • m y M M | tUtoatto but v b « in rtow tfct wmbtr Mtottlaa «f t v world tad toe toottoctlfoMti W tbo w u that wo t e n booa abto to dtviM far our trouble*, toon m m to bo ao otbor hoaoat atalanoaR to bo a ado. How aaay it la tor os to toiao tbo foiat ia tryfog to hrtag about a aclutioa lor awa’a dUanmal How wo got oowtotod a t to what ia ia* fort tat tad what ia aot At thla foiat I a a naiad* ad of tha goUor who waa flay* tog aa a fairway which raa hotido a buoy atroat. Tha foli­ ar sliced a ban out lato tha load which wont through tbo wladahlald of a fattly mootog automobile. Tha drioor toot coatrol and raa Into an­ other ear. At a roautt a "pile op” occurred and the high­ way waa itrowa with Uw wnekago of thaw »ablelot. A paulng policeman Jump­ ed from hit car and waa tortog deiperalely to take care of all Modi, therefore, the effort wea rather frantic. The •■Mar walked over, pulling hi* cart behind him, tapped the policeman on tha ibould­ er and naked if be had aetn 0 itray golf ball. The offic­ er exclaimed, “Did you hit toat golf bell that came over hero?" The aaawor waa In too affirmative to which the policeman aald, “Well, Just what do you propoae to do obout It?" Without healtatlon toe golfer replied, “the way 1 figure H, 1 abould change ■ y grip a bit." It would not he proper for me to print too pollceman'a reply to thla. It la true that wo do not -a b a n tbo luxury of wafting | much time in following the real eolation to our world problem* which la to put love Into acHorn. By thla I mtaa love la It* fullest and deepcat tense which goes far beyond mere sentiment. U surpasses a limited tore that roaebei out only to the loveable, it It the kind of all inclusive love that Christ spoke of when Ha said that we are to love each other as He lov­ ed ui. Aa one nad i the Bible, sad •specially the Now Testament, be becomes aware of the fact that then la a thread of apleto fabric of God's Word. Are we Christiana heeding the advice of our Directive for our faith and Uvea? If wa are not bow can we eipect others to do this? Dedication services for a havn been gives aa memor­ B y B m m Bates new Allen organ will be held ials by Mrs. Lydia Bchulxt in Longwocd’l St, Catherine at the E beneter Methodist memory of her lato husband, of Siena Circle of the Church John Sc balsa. Church thla Sunday during of Natlrlty Catbolle Women’s Club will bold its regular i the lo a. m. worship hour, monthly maetiag next Tues­ ’ Ti:e beautiful new organ Ebcnezer Sets day at • p. m. at the home ha* boon given to the church of Mrs. John Kennedy, 7*3 aa a memorial to the Ute Time Changes A summer schedule for time Logan Dr., Loogdale. Hr. and Mrs. John Wynn, former members of Eben- of aenrlce a t the Ebenesar Final plans for the rum­ (tMr< by their chUiren. Her Methodist Church will become mage sale to be held July will lead a discussion on | vey L. Wynn of DeLand, Mrs. effective thla Sunday when the 13-13 at the Super Valu Mar­ “S.ewardship." A film atrip, Glynn Townsend of Clermont Sunday School will meet s t ket on SR 438 will be made. 8:45 a.m. with the morning The sate is the circle's an­ “Reason For Being," wilt be and Mrs. G. H. Crabtree of worahip hour to be held a t nual project for the Catbolle Clinton, N. J, used ae part of the program. Women's Club. Also dedicated at this time 10 a.m. Mis. Berry’ Hawthone will will be an American Flag Tha averting service will re ­ Interested la d ie j of the By Jane Caaeefberry United Presbyterian Women of tVirtminst-T P rn b jterlan Church of Casselberry Wll meet next Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. a t the home of Mr*. Claude Dean. 40 X, Second St. in North Orlando. Mr*. John N. Montgomery SEVEN-YEAR-OLD PRIMARY students busy a t work during Vacation Bible School at Longwood First Baptist Church are, from left, top, Donna Gates, Judy Scott and Diane Eaten. Intermediates displaying some of their arta and crafta work are, from left, bottom, Nancy Carr, Susan Moan, Frieda Feigar and, In back, Towanda Showers, (Herald Photos) Tbe Service of O rg u tis- The architect reports that Son for the Presbyterian plans for the building site of By Mrs, Adam Muller Church of the Covenant of which Is on South Orlindu Drive, will soon be ready and The Rotary Club of St. Sanford will take place la that possibly the first unit th e sanctuary ot the First may be ready for occupancy Ann's Guild held a work meeting Wednesday afternoon Presbyterian Church at 3:30 by September 1. in (he social hall uf Dep. m. Sunday, A Commission of ths Pres­ Bary'a St. Ann Catholic Church. The club waa s ta r t­ bytery of St. Johns will be ed the early part of this In charge. Members of the y ear by Mr». Joseph KreU commission ars Dr. 11. D. and was formally organised Cress, Dr. John r. Anderson, on May 27. At that tim e It J r., Rsv. Grover C. Sewell was registered at headquart­ Jr., Elders George Touhy and ers which as Our Lady of C. C. Howard. Katina Rosary Making Club A charter member group at Louisville, Ky. This is a By J a s« Casselberry of more than 100 will be con­ non-profit organisation, In­ Youth Night will be observ­ stituted as a congregation of corporated In the S tale of the Presbyterian Church In ed Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Kentucky. It operates under tha U. S. Elders and deacons P rairie Lake B aptist Church a Hoard of Lay directors, will be elected, urdalned, and of Fern Park when the youth elected yearly from Hie clubs Installed. A call will be ex- of the church will lead the of the Louisville Archdiocese, tended to s pastor and be service. with (lie spiritual guidance The youth choir will present of a priest chaplain, F r. B er­ Installed. S special number and the Jun­ church had Us first trand J. Rapp. aervic* on April 31 and baa ior choir will gtvu th* re­ The history of the Rosary been meeting in the Plnecrest sponse and call to worship. Making Club goes back to Kon Huggins, ministerial 1010 when Brother Sylvan, School since that time. An at. Orlando excellent choir has been student , , Junior Col. . C.F.X. of Louisville’s St. •Ingtng at each a m ic e and leg* and member of the | Xwviwr High School, long will present an anthem at church, will deliver the wr- hwunUil by the urgency of Bunday'a meeting. Mrs. Max mon. Homer Sewell HI. chair, M .ry ', at Kadina. deCoberly la drectlng the choir. man, Cheryl Hubbard and Ron cidl'd to share the talent he A nursery will be available Huggins form the committee had of making his own ro sar­ for small children during the to plan the program . ies. Just two years betore his service. Don Itohinaon. ministerial j death lie taught a group of Hev. Thomas 11. Makin has student presently serving In children to make rosaries for been serving as evangelist the A ir Kor.e, will make the the missions, of presbytery during the or announcements and assist with 1 The idea developed into a ganUational period and will the program. L arry Dill will | club, the club into an internapresent to the commission Use serve aa music director. jtlonal movement. Individuals charter members. Mie purpose uf the service urul unitsof the club a re now Lutheran Methodist Christian Science Lake Mery. Pis. R i \ . W. L Holcombe, P setor Sunday Site #. - n . ---- Episcopalians To Raise $2 Million Westminster To Have Communion Bible Bcnaui 11:44 a. m. . Morning Worship 7i»4 p. m. — Evening flervl..-* 7:41 p. m. Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Services 7:41 p. m. Ind Wed. Mission* ary lerrlc* Pentecostal FIRST PRh TCCOSTAt. CHURCH OP LONGWOOD 141 orsuao ■trout Rev E. Ruth Urant _ Pnetop Sunday School _ _ 14:44 a. nc Morning Worship 11:4* n. m. Sunday E vening __ Til* p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ 7:2* p. m. Conqunrere M eeting Friday --------------- 7:2* Pi AC Presbyterian FIRST PRRSRTTRR2AH CHURCH At*, and Third Stroet ■oaford. Florida Graver C, aeevoll* Jr, feeler Church School ___ I:dI a. m. Rreslun m eet. S:4S a. m. Oak Morning Warship - 14:44 a. m. Pioneer Peltowehlp 1:44 p. m. Senior HI Fellowship 4:44 p.m. Evening W o r sh ip _7:14 p. m. Wed Prayer M eeting 7:0* p.m. CHURCH OF THH COVENANT Thomas H. Rah la fe ete r Worship ..... .............. t:44 a. m. Church School _ 14:04 a. m. Temporarily at P l n e c r e s t Rchool—French and I7th. TO LIST YOUR J Church Of God Congregational service lender ami Orrie Flynt, message, Sunday evening, O rrie Flynt, sung leader; Sam P arrish, servics leader; Dave Carpenter, message and dea­ cons, The Lord'e Supper. Wednesday, July 10, Urria Flynt, eong leader; Ben T ay­ lor, m en ag e end Dave Carp#liter, business meeting. Sunday, July 14, morning, Urrle Flynt, song leader; Leonard Thun, soviet leader and H arry Hawkins, meisage. Sunday evening, Orrie Flynt, sung leader; Wilson Coleman, service leader and Virgil McLaughlin, message. Wednesday, July 17, O rris j Flynt, sung leader end Ken­ neth Meadors, UiesMige. Member* of the church are urged to support these men as they conduct service* d u rin g ' tlie m inister’s absence. Sun­ day services are held at II a.m. and a t 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday services are at 7:43 p.m. to atten d. FIRST CHURCH OP TMR NASARRNH Baptist Laymen To Be In Charge At Elder Springs invited Nazarene Church Of Christ The Rl. Rev. Henry I. Louttit, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida, has announced the awarding to •’William W h i p p l e Asm* elates," uf Lakeland, a con­ tra c t to conduct a capital fund drive in ihe diocese fur the railing of funds in excess of 32 million. . Whipple Associates Is a professional corporation de­ dicated to assisting churches in the raising of cspital funds. Unique in their progrsm for tho Episcopal drive U the Is to help train the young .in all 10 states and 23 for- fact that local congregations people for leadership in the eign countries. American may retain half the funds church and to creat* interest Catholics are making over raised for local capital fund among them in Christian ac- 3,000 rosaries daily and mail­ needs. tlvltlea in tbe community and ing them to their favorite The Diocesan program will church. missions. include the establishing of Learning to chain rosaries new congregations, purchase Everyone Is Invited to a t­ By Jane Casselberry tend tli« service a fte r which I* simple. Some people learn of land and the building of Tbe Christian Homemakers there will be a social for the by mail, using the illustrat­ churches; expansion of work bunday School Class of tlie y0Ung people at the honn- of ed instruction booklet secured on college Va^upusV*;"proved" Casselberry Community Me I j | r. Bt,d j i , ,. j a tk Huggini, from headquarters which tilin g belter facilities for the H) Jane laatrlberry thodlit Church held a picnic 173 O'Brien ltd, in Fern Park tbe case of Mrs. Krct*. She in ,glng; missionary work outThe Sact anient of Huly lunch and swimming parly Homemade ice cream ami cake turn, has instructed t..e ot.:er , j j t. 0; t|le u joc#lc; addition* rummunlun will he st'tvrd last Sunday afternoon at the will be siTU'd. ini-in bore of the local club. al facilities for youth work during the morning worship home of Mr. and Mra. L. L. Tim Kueary Club of St. Ann's and other necessary work lo avrvL'e u t lit* Wvatminstcr Wsrlty on Lake of the Woods. Guild on .May 31. shipped uut meet demand) at e rapidly ITevbylciiun Church .Sunday Those attending were Rev. sixty uf the mission rosariei expanding population within a l It a.m. in the lim pet in and Mrs, Delmas Copeland liuvvel! I’.xrk. to Fr. Eldon iteichcn, S. M. the ltiucese. and sun, Rev. and Mrs. Dar­ The pAitur, Rev. John N. Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, win Shea and family, William By Donna Estes Montgomiry, will have a* the whu is known personally t» Shook, Sgt. and Mrs. Jolm Tho ladies Auxiliary of lite Mr>. L. Gallop, une of the .Marriage Firat aubject of his meditation, Geo and family, Mr. and Mra. First Pentecostal Church of club members. Future ship­ h irat llir litu u muritagu of "Tii* Keapouaihilttiia of FreeWilliam Young and family, Longwood will meet at 7:30 ments will tie made to any hit Indian prhu:v>a and a dom." Special mu«u* will be Mr. end Sirs. Marvin McClain p. m. nest Monday at the need) peraun in the mission white asttter was perfonued; provided by M O. Kent and and son, Ur. and Mrs. John Church, Held. uboul -lot) y e a n ago in a »ev-( Mr* Don H elm , Flacxjuer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hostess for the meeting will The D elia:') Club lx re­ lion of what now la D u)tuna Tiieie w.ll tie a church titmMacLeod and family, Mr. and be Mrs. Robert Adams. queuing donation* uf bruken Ucucli, H a. Frimcaa latetia, nursery L>r ths c a n of aruatl Construction of a Baptistry ur diecardcd rusaries aince of the Turoutina tribe was children. Church School classMrs. Dan Pattishsll, Mr. and Mrs. Clare llalnter ami fsm- for the church, mam project they ran be remade and used the bride and the bridegroom eu for all a g o rm-.*t at 9:43 l sly and Mr. and Mrs. Leon* for tile >*sr uf the UuilJ, fur the m in iu m . New ns inChevalier L.nv»t J E t a III. l ie l th^vl tldaatgoiU a Aid CWAdlwrry gjkl family- •Auxiliary, is ju jprvjrvss. bers vtiU be wckuui-d u » lach, a French UuguonuC [ u.c air cuuUiUvrud. Pentecostal Ladies To Meet are A ssem bly O f God n a a r e m ta r ta * church n v s a i i T T assicasaf.T CHRIST CHURCH o r c o n c h i new i ear a. — «*n avs. Car. I t ik aaO Rlai Rav. c a n o n Anastas! Rev. Mason (Irsea. If. M. a n o v _________ Pastor Sunday Service Ad Interim Minister Sunday School . .. *:4I a. at. H oly Communion Serr. l:*o Morning Worahip 1*:SS a- in. BunCar S e h o s l ___ . 1 : 1 1 a. m. E vening W orship _ 7:10 p. tn. Moraine Warship lit* * a. m. Youth 8orv. (T u sa t 7:20 p.m. M ld-W csk Sorv. (Thurt.) 7:10 p. m. 11. W. Nnow, Pastor i i r a c x wr e a s ie r SB CHURCH Balgh Brewar Jr. l e a s e s list Biale S c h o o l ___ !l:e e a. m. Morning Worship U t## *• m. “The Church o f the Lutheran n s s T l i m i t c n r m i.il K vsnlnc W erth le . T ill s- m. Hour" an* TT T h l* Is thn SI* N r * i m w Wsd. Prayer Service T:SI p.m. Life" T. B. Chance , — PSatnr Horning W arship _ l : t i a. m. PAOLA cRCBCR BP CHRIST H erbert W. O eerse _ —. Pastor Sunday School 1:11 a. m. Sunday S c h o o l ___ , f-.ss a. m. H lab way 00 Wee* W orship Service _ l# :l* a. m. Morning Worship 11:1* a. ns. Morris R u b y ___ E vangotlst Training Union — <:1S p. m. lllblo C la m s _ 10:00 a- m. Kv»nt:ig W orship „ T:)S p. m. Morning Worahip - 11:0* a. m. GOOD BHRPHRRD Wed. Prayar Ssrvtco TiSO p- as. Evening W orship - *:*0 p. m. tlT H B H A N CHURCH Bible Ctoeeie Wsd. T:»• pm . ILCSI SPA* A Or land* D ries c is t s s l w a r rio r church c a r e r s op crrsot iR trr ST-eOt Coe. 14IW St. SI Oak Ave. U o r e s iS , n o ■aalned. PlarSdn Hall S m i t h ______ Pxator Lord's Day Services 10:24 a.m. ■BS-TX1S Sunday School _ _ t:S) a. m. and 7:14 p-m. E rnest B. Itollck, Jr. ~ Pastor Morning Worahip 11:1* a. m. Sunday S chool___ 1:11 a. m. Training Union — 1:11 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Church Services 14:20 a. m. Evening Worahip _ 7:11 p. m. ■Its Pas* Aveawa Communion—r ir e t gundar In Woe. Prnysr Sorvlne 7:11 p.m. Hart Brown .... E v a n g ellit Each Month Nursery Opon Sunday KINDKRUARTRN AND NUBJ W T R R ...... .... ............ T ill p. aa. Blblt Study .--------- 14:41 a. RR T Suaday Nit# Broadcast Murnlug Worship ll:4 0 a. E vtn ln e Service — 4:10 p m. Sso “Herald of Truth’* t pm. WROTIIDW HtSSIANAHT Suaday on Chsnnst I T utid ay BAPTIOT CHURCH Ladles Dibit Claaa 10:40 am . Bth It. a Holly Ave, •BACH HBTHAD1ST CHURCH Paul M. i_all*y „ — _ P astor Wsdnasday Onorn Rd, a t Woodland Are., Sunday School _ 10:4* a. m. Bible C l e a ie e ------ T ill PRev, J e i s H. H ires, Jf. Pastor Sunday Sunday School ___ 1:41 a- m M orning Worship tl:S4 A m. Murnlng W arahtp__llio e a. m. Sunday S4TP ______________ 1:1* p. as. E vening Worship T:4S p. m. riser church or W ednesday octHsmor Prayad J e n ice _ 7:41 p. m. RARNBSRR HATH ODIST Sunday g ar-lee A CHURCH Sunday School _ 11:4* 4. m. O w e * H*4aA*s ■abjest: FINECREST BAPTIST Raw. Ray Oregerp. J r , Pastor “Christian Selsnoe' CHURCH Sunday School _ _ 0:4* a. m. Wadnaedey B ernes *:te p. m. M orning Worahip ll-.M a. m. P astor — W illiam J. G ueei Reading Bsom t SSI C. FlrsL ItT P --------------------- S i l l PW eahdayt: 1 *tin a m - 4:l» Eva. W o r s h ip ------- f .!» p. B>. M orning Warship _ 1:40 A II s. R ' f? J m. t:tl« Wed. Prayer H r r l e e U # p. n . Sunday School ___ f:4I a. f t p m. T rain in g U n io n __ - 1:11 p.m. E vening Worship __ 7:10 p.m. FIRST HRTHODIST CHURCH Wad. O fficers A Taachsrs 411 Park A t*. M eeting ______ __1:20 p.m. CHURCH o r u o u John T. Adam* Jr. — Paster Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p.m. learning the art of chaining Mod A PresaB M orning W orship _ l:N a. m. rosaries. Oarold D. Boatwright P atter Sunday lehoot ___ 1:41 m mSunday School _ t:4 l Laymen of the Elder Officers of the Rosary Club M om lng W orahip l# : t l a. Morning Wornhlp lt:0S a. m. M T" M e e t in g s __ III* p. NORTH ORLANDO of St. Ann’s Guild are Fr. Springs Uuptist Church will ■fhR gellttlo Serr. Tit* p. m. (Interm ediate, Nestor) RAPTIST CRAPRL Tne*. Prayer Berr. 7:1* p. m Keening W orship _ T:*S p. ol ISA N. Palrfaa A ft. Patrick J. Malone, m oderator; be in charge uf services on H. C. S m i t h ___ ____ P astor There. T ouag People Mrs, J . Krels, president; Endeavor .... TtlO p. ■ Sunday and Wednesday eve- Sunder School ___ 1:44 o.m. Mrs. Frances Zetto, vice T rain in g U n io n ___ 4:14 p. m. ninga while K«v. B. Hamilton W orship 11 a. m. Tile p.m. president; Mrs. M. Walker, Wed. E vening Pra>*r 7:14 p.m. treasu rer; Mrs. M. McManus, Griffin, minister, is on vaca­ CAN GRBBATtONAL PIROT CHURCH C B R trriA N CHUBCH • P THH NAgARHNB secretary and Mrs. L. Gal­ tion. (UallaO Ca a rah o f CBrieS) W. rod SC AS Hapte Are. lop, Mrs. M. Pike, Mrs. M. Paefc Aeaew* aS S4lh I t Pawl B l c k e e _____ _____Faster Service schedules and those K LDKg SPRINGS BAPTIST Old llr lM la H4. nl Haster A t*. S'4<l a. m. Church Schuol Sunday School ___ l e i a. m. Matin''on, Mrs. Olga Crosby, in charge will be: Sunduy, !L Hamilton Orlffln — Pastor t*:«0 a. m. ... ....... ....... . Service M orning W arship 14:4* a. m. Mrs. C. Ella and Mrs. M. 1:14 p. m. _ Christian Teuth T ooth . . . ---Sunday S c h o o l ___ s :!l a. 1:40 p. July 7, morning, Jim Walker, Morning W orship 11:M a. M ini.try E v a e g sltetle ier v leo 7:1* p.m Buschet, directors. Rev. W alter A. It. MaPhereon, Third Sunday song lender; Dave Carpenter, T rain in g Union ™ 0-lo p. K vsnlne Worahip ~ 7:41 p. m. Slngaptratlon _ _ _ 1:4* p. m. Pastor Church Of The Covenant Sets St. Ann's Rosary Club Tells Service Ot Organization History Of The Organization Church Class Has Parly an* conduct the business meeting. and a Christian Flag which main Ot 7:00 pun. Certainly we are aware of the fact that love la such a nobis virtue and yet it Is so hard to put Into practice, but this does not mean that we should not do aU we can to do ao. The apace of this article allows no complete definition of Christ’s love. All that 1 hope to do ia to point you to the cure and then refer you to the Bible for the de­ finition of it. The best and most Inclusive definition 1 know can be found in 1 Cor­ inthians 13. Pleaw turn, in your Bibles, to this great chapter and you will see Us definition as follows: 13:1-3 tells of Love's suptority 13:4-7 speaks of Love’a content 13:1-13 assures us of Love’a everlasting quality With this love man can Uve but without It he will die. Prairie Lake To Observe Youth Night Catholic Circle Sets Meeting Church Receives New Organ CHURCH NOTICE Nazarene CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Wllaon-Klchtlberger Mortuary The American O l Cuinpany Eunice I. WUaon gad Staff Mr. and Mr*. M. K. Strickland Prugreroive Printing Co. J. M. Cameron end Staff Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. Mr. and Mr*. Al WHaon S tenet r u m Realty Herb Slenalrom and Staff Mrs. Appleby's Rentaurant LnriU* and Harold Appleby 113 X. Dark T h e RiU Theatre Hill l.ovtlnc* A Employoea HulUr Motor Sales Co. Fmeselt Farrell A Staff Food Fuir Store*, Inc. George Bell*) A Emplujeee J. C. Penney Company C. L. Robin#on and Employees Southern Natural Laa John Dunn 4 sta ff Sanford Atlantic National llank Howard H. Hedge* Jk S taff State Farm Inauruncr Companies Irving I. i'r ju r and Staff Hill Lumber A llurdware Co, JiMHy Crtppe A Employees �$ To Hove Communion AMERICUS. Ga. (UPI) - Inside refuaad to let him In, A bulking convict fell to a Ricky aa’-d he figured **l marksman's bullet Thursday was done for.” under a pecan tree a hundred But Weaver ordered him miles from the Florida town Into the pecan grove behind where, a few hours earlier, he killed three men In a des­ the house Just aa cars full of officer* began surround­ perate bid fur freedom. His terrified 14> ear-old ing the field. Weaver ripped hostage grabbed his pistol off several shot*, (rating the and shot him four times as scalp of a highway patrol­ he slumped dying over the man. Frantically Weaver be*an beginnings of the foxhole he trying to dig a foxhole under was trying to dig. a pecan tree. But highway He was Melvin Weaver, 33, patrol marksman Robert Ben­ a squat, 210-pound life-term son, carrying a .30 caliber convict who started his brief, rifle, was working hla way bloody lour through the lime­ behind Weaver. light at Marianna, Fla. Besson go! to within 130 lie had been taken to a yards of Ihe killer. *‘1 figured hospital there after being It was the best shot 1 could overcame by amoke when be SAMPLING THE BARBECUE a t last Sunday’s dinner held a t the Church set fire to the bunk In hla get and shot.” Re drilled the digging killer through the of Nativity for members of St. Richards Council 5357, Knights of Colum­ Jail cell. He seized Deputy heart. bus, and their families and guests, are, from left, Chuck Toumeaux. Sheriff Aaron Creel's pistol, Buddy LeFils, District Deputy William Joyce from Orlando and Ted shot him to death, amt then "I picked up the pistol and started shooting him. 1 Just killed Deputy Alien Feneh Michuets, deputy grand knight of St. itichurds Council. In the background pullet! the trigger and start, when Feneh rushed to Greal's are Dr. Vincent Roberts, worthy grand knight of St. Richards and John ed shooting until the gun was aid. Kennedy, chairman of the Catholic activities committee. (Herald Photo) Hubert Mayo, who was Just ■tpid).” Rickey said. visiting at the hospital, step­ ped into the corridors to sea what was the matter and Weaver shot him to death. Weaver bolted out of the hospital and forced his way into the home of Dick SanWalter J . Coleman. 71, of garce. lie told Sangarea to Ml E. 20th St. died at hia By Donna Estes Committee of St. Richards give him clothe*, then forced home Thursday. He was the Dr. Vincent Roberts, worthy Council with John Kennedy tlie man, his wife and their owner of Coleman's Barber grand knight of St. Richards as chairman. Others on the 5 jcarold daughter to drive "Y'll come" Is the friend­ Shop on South Sanford Ave. Council 5237. Knights of Col­ committee are Howard Har­ him north. ly Invitation of Elmer and and had lived in Sanford for umbus, said today that he rison Chuck Toumeaux, Mud­ He ordered the Sangarees Jim to the grand opening Sat­ the past ten years. was very S’atificd at the dy LeFils . Trd Michaels, out of the car at Colquitt, Ga., urday of Seminole County's He is survived by his wife, turnout of knights and their Carl Von Hcrbulis and Char­ ami continued north. Near new "fun 'n food” spot, The Ann A. of Sanford; four sons, families at the monthly Com­ les Fields. Smlthvllle, about 33 mile* Kentuckians. Christie of Sanford; Horace munion and Dinner held last Distinguishes! gucsls for Hie north of Colquitt, he saw Elmer Ashley and Jim L. of Macon. Ga.; Lt. B. J. Sunday at the Catholic Church occasion Included William three youths standing by U. Craftnn, both formerly of Coleman of Rcedsvjlle, Ga.; of the Nativity. Joyce, district deputy of Or­ S. Highway 19. Henderson, Ky., are past Members of the organiza­ lando and his family, Fr. An­ Screeching to a halt, he masters in real pit bar-b-q. and Sgt. R. W. Coleman of West Palm Beach. tion received Communion as gelo Libera, Catholic Chap- whipped up both of the pis­ Elmer, who resides In Cassel­ Also three daughters, Mrs. one group at the Noon Mass lain at the Sanford Naval Air tols he had taken from the berry, and Jim, of Sanford, G. G. Hicks of Perry; Mrs celebrated by Fr. William Station and Fr. Trainor. dead deputies and told the are offering a grand opening O. G. Blue of Jacksonville Trainor, pastor. Men of the area who are in­ youths "don't move." special Saturday—two tasty and Mrs. Michael Harvey of Following Mass, 130 din­ terested in joining the Knights •i'll take the little one." har-bq sandwiches for the £ . Cajon, Calif. ners consisting of barbecued of Columbus thouid contact he decided. He forced 4 foot- price of one. Funeral se-vices are Incom­ chicken, corn on the cob, Ted Michael* of Sanford or 6 inch tall Ricky Hale, an The new reataurant, located plete at this time. Grimkow coleslaw, rol'.s and butter John Kennedy of Longwood. orphan. Into the car beside on Highway 17-93 one mile Funeral Home is in charge and iced tea or coffee were south of General J . C. Hutch­ him. of arrangements. First glass ornaments for served to the knights, their Weaver's wild ride ended ison Parkway (formerly Big families and guests. Christmas trees were made at a two-room shanty by Hie Tree Road), will be open The dinner was sponsored by glass blowers of central highway three miles north of dally from l t a. m. until Arkansas Joined the Confed by the Catholic Activities 1Germany. eracy on May 18, 1861. Americus. When the woman midnight. Walter Coleman Dies At 71 St. Andrew* PreabyUrian Church. Bear ta k a , will have lta first Communion Senrkw na an organised comrrr gallon this Sunday a t 11 a. m. Rulinr Elder* Hal W. Get* tiny*. Royce E. Ridgewelt. and I,. C. Tlnaley wilt aaalit lha pastor, the Rev. Thomaa I t Makln in the aenrice. Deacon* recently elected at* Frederick Schinkel. I t A. Em nick and Russell F. Eppinger, A building committee ha* been named with George W thf aa chairman. The ehapel, to* ented a t A01S Linneal Beach Drive, is fully air-condition, ed. Church School meet* at ll:4;> a. n*. NEW CHAIRMAN of the btwml of SHEBA, Inc., in Mr*. Aaennth Butler (right), of DeBnry. Mrs. Frank Woodruff (renter), founder of the organi­ zation. remain* in the job of executive secretary and Dr. Frank Leone taken over an Lions Club representative. (Herald Photo) FROM ----Yaar Members of the rxeculivr board of SHEBA. Inc. held their first annual meeting at the Capri Monday and named Mra. Ascnath Butler of DcBary as new chairman. Since the inception of the organization, one year ago, under the guidance of Mrs. Frank Woodruff of DeUary, who remains as the group's executive secretary, mem­ bers have secured donations pledges of 210 persons to give their eyes after death that others might are. In Ilia ensuing year since the program was begun here, five complete sets of eyes have been sent to the J. mi­ lls Miller Medical Center at Gainesville, which bencfitlrd FAST It) person*. Mr*. Woodruff reported. SHEBA, Inc. operates here in conjunction with the Sanford Lions Club and the Cas* wlberry Lions Club. The Lions Club International main pro­ ject is sight conservation. Dr. Frank Leone has now joined the board as represrntatlve of the Sanford Lion* Club replacing Dr. Rlrhard Dougherty and Alfred Jewell hat become Casselberry Lions representative. Harold Rowland will re­ main treasurer. Other mem­ bers include Mrs. Alva Hunt, Mra. Hulda Kihhe. Mrs. Ed­ win Epstein, Milton Freeman of the Casselberry Llooi Club, • RELIABLE Dr. Edwin l.indicy as con­ sulting physician and Carroll Burke as consulting at­ torney. Dow maws M S SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. lit A 8#■ford At*. FA 2-1023 FA 2-0412 SERVICE DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS s i g n s o f A l l k in d s 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2*6422 grand opening Food Seminole s New Fun Congratulation* From: Panning Lumbar Co. Cawtalberry Ray McCord Refrigeration Casselberry Dan Yates Orange Amuaemcnt Co., Sanford Tuffy Roofing Co. Cawtelberry William Smith, Neon Service Winter Park BUI LaUree & Toby Owborn Plumbing Longwood William Lycan* Electric Service, CawMlherry Crawford Sheet Metal Winter Park Elmer Helm* Plastering Caaaelberry • BARBECU E C H IC K E N BEEF, & PORK, PORK • SEA FO O D • BEER & W IN E • T A K E O U T FO O D • F A M IL Y D IN IN G GRAND AND RIBS O P E N IN G SPECIAL OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 6 ROOM 2 TASTY BAR-B-Q S A N D W IC H E S FOR T H E PRICE OF 11 A. M. TILL MIDN1TE 1 (With Thi-* Coupon Only) ___________i------------------------------------------------------------------------------ J �I "*• & 4 7 ' n • Political Notebook D a t • atretdt ought to go sad U ki ft toot Then art aotot duBeagt* tbcn that win bo around a good while, w w tij of the attention at m a the newt mature half-adult who crer eon, toe, «W « m a Marat apas hia whaeto in autartaa idknw . flyer, as yve tad Mr*. Crane wimt ft it Hkr ' j bt rsi{**}f informed mt the death d p v ftO t “C an t y e t give a t atmm » 4 ace to bolster a y ear apMto Eyebrows OUR BOARDING HOUSE t*KB u o / w x r f } VSUU.i:gAMO COU-b i t hftcwrf CrsaTT too M w tA a w ^ r t x V J r r tt a w rm THAT ouo SCA M i M t o j Pag* 4 % Sanford, Florida tor the m t few a w k it ”1 feel a t if I w est to die. I c a s t hear to f t eaj At th« a e m t , ft tak e like a major flap to shaping ep ever the qurstiou of Amelia Carhart'e eyebrows. A aew airmail stamp honortot the famed erlatrtx, who disappeared daring a flight ever the Pacific to IM7, re­ cently wee on wiled by the Peat Office Department. It dossal ge ea eela astQ Jiftr ts, bat already ea Im m hse arisen ever whether B. M. Bower, who engraved the stamp, neglacted to equip Mies Per hart's likeness with When I heard eheut this, I stopped by the department to take n look at the sample and sloe to inspect a photographla enlarge: it ef the area around her eyes. Bower, who worked from ea eld photograph, pictured Miss Ear hart boyishly attired In slacks sad shirt and stand­ ing la front ef the silver mooopIsa* to which she disap­ peared. To me, her brow seemed as barren ef upholstery ea that of the Mane Lies. But when I asked a department press offi­ cer whether Bower had indeed emitted her eyebrows, all 1 gut was an enigmatic smile. The official policy el the postal service Is to be as inscrutable as possible. I se­ same it seeks to avoid giving the Stomp an inflated value on the philatelle market, as might be th« case If word get eat that Bower had goofed. Friday, July 6, 1963 la addition to the contro­ versy over Miss Ear hart's eye­ brows, there also has been considerable discoseIon regardtog her faciei expressive, which I would deiribe se a “grile," or a cross between • grin and • smile. She apparently wee squint­ ing into the run when the or­ iginal photograph was taken. Boms philatelists say the angraving presents an optical illusion to which the eyes apclosed the next Commenting #u th a t the press officer said "at tight esats, an animated postage stamp oUght be regarded as one of the better buys of the year.” "Meanwhile. Ue daddy tad I M m c e n t h n for M her* rag a beerier automobile. Then he might aet here beta killed. “Although we had the car checked and fat rood shape be­ fore ear eoa arrived h ea t, the rear Urea were w e n dews of1V today; "Thus, wa a n e w hack and forth end I have each an ache to my heart that 1 never teem able to teles. 1 caa hardly •wallow because of the con­ stant h a p to my throat. "Why wee our* eoa takes away from os Joel to the yrtma ef life?” There to a vast fraternity of parents who hevs toot a young tea or daughter. Until yea a c t u a l l y ge through such n aesperieacs, yea can express only »ympethy. Bat “empathy* requires a deeper eaderstaadiag than just sympathy. All of you parents who benity of those who havt frier, oity of those wh have grienved nt the death of your child, hsvo empathy for such e mother. Despito your religious back­ ground, year brain to in s Wiirl as you try to figure out how the death could have been averted or avoided. And you may torture your mind as Tom's mother to do­ ing by thinking: “Oh, if he'd only bees delay, id 10 seconds, the two cars would not have n u t a t «*»* precise point!" "If it Just hadn't mined (or snowed) that day!* ”U Id Jost refused to let hha piny football, or basket­ ball, haseiwU. etc.)” t o 1 send him ea that errand?* This frustrating toner de­ bate to Jost n part ef your Initiation es a parent Into this worldwide fraternity of these who hast lost a child. Bolster your numb spirits by the Biblical advice, "This, FOR BEST A D V E R T IS IN G RESU LTS U SE Y O U R L O C A L N EW SPAPER �% •_, 'Wilrlp ~ <.-r“_•_*’ IS Q A sICrSK: *' ^ V 4 v> . *V * r. * X^ZUWfjRK j g |j j p | V d p M - tfa S ■y»?T**' ' • - " r: '•*?,** w ■*C^r'jl -v r .. M M r l , Ford Sots AH-Tinie Win Yankees Look Down Hill To Another Flag O k u B u tto to 248; Rota Goo**, 220; At Rkv, 220, and B u r f Pentem m it -Ed Calls* Day" bo•t, 219. m m H w tMevally bit day Wall ba ropaeitag tba t o roBtog t o n alro, fofcy Iw w ptr again tbla Bondar By United P nee Intern Mkaaj witk tba lin t squad a t 1 Who* Ralph Houk Kid­ ding? Big Ed shot o respectable f. m. to tba fo to y Aa taritalton ta oaa aad eB Ha claims there’s "ittU a long way to go" but it figures no* for tba «*»'* bewltag an*- to ba mostly downhill far the 1to m % etettoa, T in C n t o r Special If you v a a t ta Yankees with a fat 4H game to* M * r ptaa o*n«d Ed i n watek M an excellent bewltag k ad gad Mickey Manila due dependable l i n y Scbob with now's tba tin s to back In a week or to. • 1*48 sartea sad to beatl 4 watch tba allm- Houk it getting a littk coy about any peanut talk. "Right ■•«," Houk u y i, They'D start at • p. m. atoda for tba last tom "I’m more concerned about It’a oitbsr b m i aa a naolt light aad for thorn which pitcher I'll start In enough far U m next rounds, r aba ha's at this'll m m aa Saturday to T Tuctday’a All-Star gam*.’’ One pitcher wha definitely la wta aaa at ► «L will not start k Yankee south­ The flank to both dtvtelona Taka Sunday, for butaaea. will ba a* Sunday afternoon paw Whltey Ford, who wuHarry coUactad a 229 gams at 2 p. m. The whols shootin* n't chosen to Ibe American and also want homo with aa shebang la sponsored by Bob League All-SUr team by additional fog for tba Jack, Hancock, of Pinecreat Inn, and Houk. pat wtaotaga. Tbat’a a total a t Harry Booao. of OK Tire Ford could beef if he want­ ed to in vkw of the fact bia ft* . 13-3 record make* Mm the top Gats, don’t bo dlsappotatadl winner In tbe league. You soe. your "Kopy Kracker Wbltey not only struck out Touswamaatr which la styled 12 end won hie ninth in a after tha man's event k com­ row by beating the Chicago ing your way the last week White Sox, t-1, in Thursday’! to Julyl opener but be alto became Tba woumb'b scratch karoo the pitcher with the highest NATIONAL U A G U I which bawls on Tueadaya in W L P at tba afternoon (Capri Scratch) winning percentage In base­ ball history. 47 a j la all aot oa going around Ford's six-hit triumph over 45 U J a t Lotto again for a very brief eight. the White Sox, who snapped 44 » 497 Cbleago eh summer kague. This'll t h e Yankees’ iev*n-gime 45 M 494 Lake the gale right up to tho Baa rraad ica winning streak by taking the Cincinnati 44 XT 4U start of tho fall achadola. nightcap, 4-2, gave him a a a 4a Ifllwaukaa U you’d Uko to join and a a .47* here aa avenga of 130 or lifetime record of 118 vic­ Pittsburgh tories against 74 deicata for a a j Philadelphia higher, Iks quite certain that .712 percentage. a ii j tha othor gala will welcome a Juan Plzarro scored his a a 4 a Now York you with open arms. As a 10th victory in the nightcap matter of fact, they need 1 Pittaborib « about three or four moro to although he needed Hoyt WUhelm’s help In the seventh. tat. 10 innings fill their team*. Elsewhere in the American Philadelphia B PitUburfb 1 In tho Mixed Combo Lea League, Detroit won lU first 2nd fuo, tho Klpp’a bombed ’em Chicago 2 Now York 1, l i t homo again. A1 shot a 197 doubleheader of the year with Chicago I Now York 0, 2nd high einglo and Margie took a 3-3 and 3-1 sweep of Minne­ Milwaukee a Sen Francisco 2 tho series honors with her 979 sota; Cleveland also took two from Boston, 4-3, In 14 In­ Houston I Cincinnati 2, 1st, set nings and 7-9; Washington twilight The City League had quite a Houston 4 Cincinnati 2, bad, few "big ones'* rolled last beat Kansaa City two times, 2-1 and 3-2, and Baltimore night Wednesday. Harry Pentecost's Los Angeles 10 S t Louis 7, 924 series w u high and tone defeated Los Angeles, 7-4, in a single contest. night “character” by the name o( Satarday'o Bpllt-ekl took high single Pittsburgh at New York, with a 244. (Cheese, mah . . . night what w u I doing wrong I) Philadelphia at Chicago Bom# of tho others making Milwaukee to Houston, 2, twi- tha "Charmed Circle- were Jerry Hook, of tho Pinecreat Cincinnati at Loa Angeles Inn team, with a 307; Clyde DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) Bt. Louis st 8sa Fnncisca Pierty, of tha American Le­ —The goed name of Ford aa AMERICAN LEAGUE gion, 201; Thrlftway'o Jerry the winner of the big ones W L P el Wisdom had a 220 against tho wat salvaged from the chal­ 40 22 .423 Laka Monroe inn-er*. Hew York lenging Chevrolet* Thursday 42 22 A41 Bowling for Lake Monroe when Glenn (Fireball) Roberta Chicago 44 22 .557 Inn Mg John Uhr had a 213, led a Ford trio across the lfiaaesoU Boetou 42 92 .53* Pentecost, 219, and John finish line flrat In a herd 44 to .530 Kneatand had a 201. Allied raced Firecracker 400 mller. Baltimore 42 to J S Van Lines Johnny Wright Cleveland Until the 110th lap over Los Angelas 41 43 .4*4 shot a 218 and John Bridges, the 100-clrcult race at the 29 O .441 of Sanford Mfg., blasted i Daytona International Speed Kansaa City 12 44 .410 204. Detroit way it waa a duel between 29 to AIT Ed Callan tossed the Mg Chrvrolut driver Junior John­ Washington series in the Mr. A Mrs. Lea­ son of Rondo, N. C-, and Ford Weshlagtoa 2 Kansu CKy 1, gue with a 403. L.SJL (Lucky Jockeys Frad Loremen of 1st Stiff Bplit-aki) took singles Elhunt, III., and Roberts Washington 2 Kansu Citr L with n 223. Johnson's Chevy blew Its en­ 2nd Boy-oh-boy, whan they start gine on that turn leaving the Hew York 9 Chicago 1. 1st falling . . . they Just continue field open for tha Ford sweep. ^Chicago 4 Now York 2, tod on their merry way. Detroit g Minnesota 2, 1st On Wednesday night In the Detroit 3 Minnesota 1, 2nd All Star League, high tingle Cleveland 4 Boston 3, 1st, 14 and sertaa went to L.S.S. (Oh, tunings Ufa aot get sickening about Cleveland 7 Boston 9, tod It, John) with a 212/999. (Oh, Baltimore 7 Lot Angtlu 4, well, may aa well enjoy it now twilight canu whan 1 go into that The National League All Batordar's Gassso slump it usually lu te five Stare defeated the American League AU Stare Thursday Kansas City at Detroit months or to.) New York at Cleveland The Jet Lanes Keglera had night In a Fourth of July Loa Angelu at Washington Don Brumfield In tho spot, LitU* League game 7 to 0. Minnesota at Baltimore light with both honors for Tho Nationals got 9 hita Chicago at Boston, night high eingla and series going and mado one error and tbe to Don and hie 317/697 com­ American got one hit and committed 3 mlicues, a kind bination. Is tha Nary Intra.mural of reverse situation which un* League, Howie Harrison w u doubtedly had something to tha "bomber- with his 241/ do with the score. M7. Tba -Big Bender- Just Skipper Senkarlk and Mctt couldn’t miss that Mg pocket Morgan each pitched three and had thou pins dancing innings. National 12 10 1 2 - 7 3 1 from tha pin decks. That’ll do it for th k week. American 9 0 4 0 0 0—0 I 9 Boa you at the Lanes for tho Sweeper and Fir* Cracker fl­ Option Infielder NEW YORK (UPI) — Inank on Sunday. fielder Pedro Gonsales has been cptloned by tha New PLANE RIDES York Yankees to Richmond of at Only • Rental tha International League Gunby rees nation « Bruee sales waa called up from Airport 3 Miles East Richmond recently when inOf Geneva Oa Rt. 44 fielders Tony Kubek and Phil W. M. Brum PA I-94M Lins war* injured. Other winner* to tba Jack- Standings # Roberts Takes Firecracker National Stars Beat Americans Attend services tldsweeli atm trem jjaceof History Favors Today's Boxers Best, Dodgers In Observes Doc Kearns Pennant Race UMtod Proas totomOwiI Tbe Oral place U t Aofelee odfera eaa blow the pen■ u t again — pariah forbid— hert only If they prove to bo twice u bod oa they were lost year. Tbe whole thing bolls down to a simple c u e of « d * mattes. By eut-iluiglai the a t Louie Cardinals, 10-7, for their fourth straight victory Thursday night, the Dodgers not only succesafuUy pal over tho traditional Fourth of July hurdle but also Increas­ ed their National League lead to 2H games. exactly a year ago, they led by m games but still lest CHAMPIONS of tho American League in the Sanford Little Major the pennant to the Giants af­ League were these members of George’s team. They bowed, however, to ter a memorable three-game the National League champions, Yowell’i, in the local little world series. playoff. Team members are, firet row from the left: Steve Rawla, Andy Adcock, If nothing else, tho Dodgers Van Robbins, Timmy Sain, Walt Grlner, John Smith and Alan Broddock; have tradition on their side. rear row: Wayne Smedberg. Gordon Bradley, Tommy Whigham, Harley The team leading the NL on Sykes, Chuck Latherow, Danny Conway and Gary Brown. Willie Brown July • has won the pennant (front left)) waa coach and Edwin Broddock manager. (Herald Photo) 00 per cent ef tbe time from 1200 through 1042. On tbe other eUte of the coin, bow­ er, la the haunting recol­ lection ot last year’s col­ lapse by the July 3th leader. That didn't seem to bother (he Dodgers a bit Thursday night aa they routed Ernie Broglio during in eight-run CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) thro* Cardinal teammate* who rally to tba sixth inning to — Because manager Alvin were voted Into a t a r t l a c eraaa a 4-2 deficit Rookie United Proas latenalkual Dark ignored the players bertha — firet baseman BUI third basemen Ken McMullen Fort Lauderdak bald onto “mandate,1■ the National Lea­ White, shortstop Dick Groat, touched off the fireworks first place In the Florida gue All-Star team will present and third baseman Kan Boyer. with a grand alam homer end Jim Gilliam's two-run State League despite a loss an historic "first" next Tubs. This la a first In All-Star hi*, double plus Willi* Davis' twoto Tampa Thursday night, but run triple completed the car­ Sarasota scored two runs in day when all four starting In- tory. the bottom of the ninth to ficldcra will be members of Dark had to make on* extra nage. (election because of Maaero> Ed Roebuck. Ibo third Dod­ beat Orlando and ecrabble the St. I.ouls Cardinals. Usually All-Star managers ski’s dropouL but Instead of ger pitcher, w u the winner within a few percentage points of tbe league leaders. in picking reserves for their another second baseman ho although ho had to have help Tampa toppled Lauderdale squad stick mighty close to picked pitcher Larry Jackson from Ron Perranoiki after tho Cardinals raked him for 4-2, Sarasota beat Orlando the way the players them­ of the Cubs. His outfield choices were four runs. 2-1, Miami lost to Lakeland selves voted. 7-4 and dropped to third Dark followed that practice Roberto Clemente of tho Pir­ la ether NL action, tha placa and SL Petersburg out­ in most cates, too—but in ates, Willie Recovery of tho Houston Colts bowled over lasted Dayteqa Beach 7-9 in picking a second baseman he Giants, Duke Snider ol tho tho Cincinnati Reds twice, skipped over Ken llubbe of Meta and Stan Mualal of tho 9-2 and 9-2; (he Chicago Cuba league action. swept • twin bill from tbe Cenlcrfleld A1 Goldls crack­ the Cubs, who was runner-up Card*. ed a triple and a double to to Bill Maieruskl and picked In addition to Spohn and New York Mats, 2-1 aad 341; knock In three runs for Tam­ Julian Javier of the Cardinals. Jackeon, other pltcherx picked Philadelphia defeated Pitt*, pa In its easy win over Fori And that's what will make by Dark were Juan Mariehal burgh twice, 1-0, In 10 Inn­ Lauderdale. There were nine history in the midsummer of the Giants, Ray Culp of tha ings and 2-1, and Milwaukee Phillies, Jim OToola of tha beat San Francisco, 4 4 bobbles In the game, five claiiic at Cleveland. For Maierotki has an injur­ Reds, Hat Woodcahlk of tha by the losers. Cults, and Don Dryadal* and Elephants Mare and follow Lakeland snapped a three- ed leg muscle. game losing streak in top­ And that makes Javier a Randy Koufax of tho Dodg the best routes through moun­ starter right alungaida hla ere. tains end forests. pling Miami. SL Petersburg only got six hits to Daytona'a nine, and the winner committed five errors to boot, but a threeruns triple by rightflekler Jerry Dorach in the Hfth pro­ vided the margin for St. Pete. Tbe standings: W. L. Pet. Ft. Lauderdale 5 3 423 Sarasota 4 4 .600 Miami 3 4 .353 Lakeland 4 4 .300 Tampa 4 4 .500 Orlando 3 4 .428 e*«****e******e«A V Daytona Beach 3 9 .375 St. Petersburg 3 3 .373 Ft. 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Y o n e o n stock u p o n sis’’ ite rn s. . . save m oney. DOUILf-DOOR STORAGE . . . odJuetaUe theh.ee—They hold all tho froaen end froth food* n large family need*. Every­ thing at your fingertip*. PLENTY Of ICE CUBES —You’ll rav er NO OtPROKTING—M a n y raw m odel* are froat-frea o r aelf-defroetlng. N o ocrup> tog, chipping, o r m opping. run short. Moro sjia«j and faat ample Mipply... always. MORE rooo SPACE . . . New model* a n bigger intide, smaller outside. Larger See tho modern Electric Refrigerator* Frmmn and oepanUe fro ze n with i pa­ cta! new feature* and a variety of colon ot your appliance dealer. Fine Installation 2 Yr. Factory Warranty JONES MIAMI (UPI)—The fourth w u a Mg sparte day aad you couldn't have blamed the bed­ ridden eldster if he bad been looking bock 44 yean to tha hour of hi* greatest triumph— but Jock (Doc) Kearns w u ookiag ahead. FOrty-four year* ago—July , 1212—Keane c u t Jack Dempsey out Into the blister­ ing b u t ef Toledo, Ohio, to win the hcnvywclpht cham­ pionship ef the world by knocking o a t mountainous Jew Willard. On that frenaled Fourth, Kearns waa a dapper, hustling 3<Lyear-old who would spit in tiger*! eye. On this Fourth he plucked at his pedesvera u be lay there In the solitude of his bedroom with arms so thin that they locked like broom­ sticks, hla right a m encased n c u t to bold the wrist broken In a fill when he tried leave hla bed, and fretted over the inactivity despite the fact that next month be will be II. For this la a man who still would eplt in a tiger's eye. Who else but the Doe would be making plan* for tho fu. tore at such a time? "1 got to gvt up out of b*ra and get out to Vega* for tho Sonny LIston-FIoyd Patterson fight," he s*ld. "They need the Doe out there to get thing* hummln’. Then IS* got couple of other denis rook­ in', end don't be surprised If my new fighter, Jefferson Davis, isn’t In there flghtln’ for the title by this time next ywr.” You'd think that the man who fostered the million dollar gate would be content by this time to stay with the mem­ ories and leave tho future to others. "Thew guys today give me a pain,” he buret ouL puffing •negetlcally on a c l g a r a L ‘They’ve got better fighters Ride Cool fir Comfortable a "tupormarket in your kitchen." M o n food apaeo...yat tokos loss floor spo c t, worship VIRGINIA PETROSK1 P. a Bax 1114 NORA NORRIS TB L i l l i Marion Loa. Lsks Mary VA 2*1449 z*. FLORIDA ...trM ..r e t ci H i mi M h *t rt ee e il POWEI W. Scott Burn* ft U I I T meuiet erne nomaa 270 00 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYM ENT PLAN “Your F riend ^ Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT "ihuihaM nsl)A flamele$M • $ COMPART 207 M of. A y* Ph. FA 2-1481 308 E. Flrat SL W. Park Ml 4-1918 f t �M iss Glenda Sue W illiford By Abigail Van Buren United With Wayne Edwards M n. W rie r Great, soloist, sssg t t m wedding soap, "Bees asc,” "I Lore Yon Tnslf" aad “The Lord's Prayer,” accompanied by orgsaist Mn. Skirl*? Grieme, who also pis red the tradition­ al wedding marches, illis WUlUord was preced­ ed dowa the sills by her ma­ tron of honor, M n. Patsy Fairfield, who won a pink iilk ehlilon gown with loll skirt, matching hat, shoes tad gloves sad carried a noseiay of roses sad white carnations. B f Barak* Kelsey however, sh* will have the Best man for Mr. Edwards Mr*. K. L. Ward and Mn pleasure of opening her gifts was TTaty Fairfield sad ash­ Bate Flaming war* hostesses ns aooa as sb* is able to re­ e n wen Kenneth Bohl sad MR. AND MRS. WAYNE EDWARDS recently at a persons] showGeorge Bayer. turn borne. cr honoring Miss Nancy Es­ Tha church was beautifully The tiered wedding cake cake. Floating hostess tes, bride-elect of Boderick AU of her friend* wish her decorated with chryssnlhe- centered the table and was j | r, L*rl7 prjce yj a speedy recovery. Tanner. uh mumi tad palms and lighted decorated with pmk rosebud. o]( cleYeUod ^ The rotor them* of pink by glowing tap en la branch­ the whole encircled with green fern ind pink earns- 5Iooreand whit* was carried out in ed candelabra. MEAT BUYING floral arrangements through­ Mrs. Hofecker, mother of lions. Punch, mints and nuts Ah*r *be reception KNOWLEDGE out the party rooms and the pie left for a hooey i tha bride chose a powder blue were also served. serving cart, also decorated To buy wiaeiy, leans n new embroidered sheath for her Bouquets of summer flow- Daytona Beach. Thi is the chosen colors, was cov­ meat rut every time you go daughter's wedding, accented era throughout the house add- wore a pink sheath dr ered with a pink and whits to your market. The average with whits accessories. She ed to the festive air. matching jacket, wl umbrella. wore a corsags of feathered Miss Baibara Williford, cessories and the w Refresh meets of sandwich­ homemaker can name only a blue and white carnations. sister of the bride. w « In chid from b«r buuqm es, cuts, mints, cakn and few popular cuts, leaving Following the wedding a re­ charge of the bride's book. Upon their return Ui punch floats were served. many she never prepares. If ception was held at the home She was dressed in a powder couple will make the The bride-elect, who suffer­ you don’t know a rut, ask of Mn. John T. O'Donnell on blue batiste accented with a at ao» Magnolia Ave. SUNDAY S:J0 p m. First Presbyter- ed an eye injury resulting your mest man. Ha'll be glad Magnolia Avenue, who wore corsage of feathered pink Out of town guests lan Church. Organisation of from a fall tha afternoon of to help you. You'll be repaid an eyelet sheath of brown and carnations. ceremonies were h the shower, was hospitalised la more interesting, thriftier white and a corsage of green tha Covenant Church. Mr*. O'Donnell's mother, Mrs. Tracy Fairfield i T:» p m. Ordinatioo and In­ and was unable to attend. meals to please your family. feathered carnations. Mrs. Loans Pittman, cut the dren, Debra and Cyi stallation service. Jtaceptioo I* Fellowship Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Smith Jr. «a follow. MONDAY Although called a "home Tha July Circles of the permanent,” it doesn't create Woman of the Church will tha familiar permanent wave. meet at the church at 11 It merely addi needed body o'clock. HADM Robert Jackthat is the key to the new son will teach the Bible les­ son at 11 :M for all circles smoother hair styles. wishing to meet In the sanc­ There are epeclally de­ tuary. A covered dish lunch signed plastic rcllere — 30 •on and lb* general meeting coma in three different aixei follows. In a kit that alao include* a •:4S a.m. Circle • meets “body” tution and neutraliser. with Mrs. L. L Frailer at 1013 Lincoln. The differetit-alsed roller* 11:00 a.m . Circles S, I. I. T, provided are convenient. Use. > sad 10 will meet la the the larger one* to add height, Bride - Elect Nancy Estes Honored In Absentia Church Calendar and lift, the medium roller* for more body and the amall ones for that devilish neck­ line hair. Incidentally, you ean In­ crease the height and width of your hairdo by changing the direction of the roller*. Another trick passed on by a hair styliit Is to pull the atiand forward before wind­ ing to gain more height If you want leas height, pull the atrind backward before wind­ ing. Rinc* tha current itreas Is on smooth rather than high coiffures, you may went more width than height. To gain thia pull tha strand of parted hair to the aid* before rolling Oviedo Personals V K < « ., SOM E. PILLOWS WAVE BOTH PUT RHMtV PL AMTID m MID-AIR. CHRYSLER AIHTEMP ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air 2511 Park Dr. Air Cradi ties lag Heat • Refrigeration May We Suggest that you sea the 'U Rambler Display at Ml W. Iat. 8L foe tbo Biggest Bar Of Yoer Lifetime! H I g h • a t Trade-in* Are Belag Offered Now I Picnk -Tima: TIMI FOR A MW KODAK CAMERA See Ue Foe KODAK CAMERAS. Film and Flalehiag Wieboldt's OVER 35 YEARS At Pleat A Palmetto (Alongside aid post *ffke) • • DEAR GRAY: When you and your husband enter a store, agree on a meeting place (under the clock, £ or a t the south door) and have an un­ derstanding that if you should be­ come separated, you meet there. Borne yean ago I invented the term "Gulpic” to cover the bid too good to be a psy­ chic, but too weak to be a bid. Tha name derives from the fact that tha player who makes such a bid usually gulps when be makes it. Payehics work occasionally. Gulpica almost never and it la always nice to see one properly punished. West waited patiently for two rounds and then doubled wbea the opponents settled in two spades. Ms opened tha king of ■pedes and continued with the t'-c a . South won in dummy West took his ace and played Wsat took bis aca an played ace and another spade. South had two tricks and lad • diamond toward dummy. West played tha jack and East let dummy* queen hold the trick. A t thia point South should hare seen that the light* were cashed diamonds and eluba until tha last trick. Ha could sot take that one because his partner bad to ruff. Tha final result was that South want down five tricks. * o t m cd> AQJ t T VAtOItt ♦ *» *K T. OPEN TONITEl about to go out and taken hia ics of hearts, but down four doubled was an unpleasant prospect. He led dummy's jack of heart* and let it ride. West took the queen and played hia last diamond. E ast simply By Ruth Millett baby sitters that we, too, hava a rating system? And wt parents prefer: The baby aitter who starts right in to get acquainted with the children before the parents leave, instead of fall­ ing into an easy chair and picking up a magaiine, mean­ while completely i g n o r i n g Junior AND hia parents. The baby aitter who tidies up the kitchen after helping herself to anything in that “loaded ice box.” The baby sitter who knows how to answer a telephone and taka down a name and number correctly, and who doesn't forgst to mention the call. Too many baby sitters say nonchalantly “Yeah, some­ body called . . . 1 don't re­ member the name.” The baby aitter who exert* herself enough to read or tell Junior a bedtime story. Tha baby aitter who la awake when the parents get home. After all, a sleeping baby aitter, especially one who h at to be shaken to get her awake, isn't much better than none. The baby litter who stir* heraell to look in on junior occasionally and ace whether or not he has kicked the cov­ ers off. The baby aitter who sends the parent* off with a cheer­ ful ‘‘Have a good time and don't worry about anything. We’ll get along fine. Won't we, Butch?” The baby aitter who doesn't play tha record player while the kid* are trying to go to sleep. That's OUR preferred list. For all parent*—Ruth Mil­ lett'* “Tip* on Teenager*." Mall 25 cents to Ruth Millett'* Reader Service, c/o The Han­ ford Herald, I’. O. Boa M9, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. SUMMER HANDBAG SAVINGS! Fabulous! L a r g e im­ ported tova straws and ralfgrain plastics, deerskin-look expanded vi­ nyls! Fully lined, 'plus lin . Fed. tax B U Y IN G A NEW CAR? LET U S F IN A N C E IT ! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . Finance With A Purpose TO S A V I M O NEY! PARTY LAMB PATTIES To give lamb patties a party-lime look, wrsp them with a bacon strip and fasten wtlh wooden picks. Broil 3 In­ ches from the heat for I or I Telephone before dropping minutes. Seasoo, turn and finish cooking on the second la to visit even close friends. side 5 or • minutes or until don*. Serve on lightly brown­ ed pineapple rings and top with sprigs of parsley. • By Oswald Jacoby BETROTHAL of Mias Nancy Valecn of Gen­ eva to Neal Enoch VIden wan announced toMr. and Mrs. R. L. Ward duy by Mrs. T. IV. Preand children, Cindy, Le* and vatt of Geneva. The Candy, will b« vacationing bride - elect graduated next week i t the Ward's from Seminole High School and her fiance, apartment nn New Smyrna who is the son of Mr, Beach. Mrs. Milton Cooper and and Mrs. E. N. Viden daughter, Kelly, ara spending of Orlando graduated from Pulaski H ig h the summer at the borne of School in Milwaukee, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W ts. The couple will II. DeShaxo After Sept. 1, apeak their vow» Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper will be 21 a t the First Baptist in Raleigh, N. C„ where he will b« affiliated with the Church in Geneva. IBM Co. BIG ROLLERS give the hair body not wavea, to go with today’* bouffant and amooth hairatyles. • DEAR ABBY: My husband is in his 60's, but sometime* he acts like a 2-year-old. Whenever we go to the big store to do our shopping, and get separated from each other, he hunt* up the store manager and says his wife is “lost” and asks to have my name blasted all over the store on the loudspeaker. Everyone snickers because they start looking around for 0 a “lost” child—and it’s me—a gray haired grandmother. They probably think I’m not ail there. How can I break my husband of this foolish habit? GRAY HAIR DEAR ABBY: For yean I have written all the letters to my hus­ band's relatives. Yet I’m sure he would never write mine even in an emergency. And would you believe it, Abby, when we hear from his people ail the letters are addressed to him and him alone? When they close, as an afterthought, they add, (ids JJts (jJojrnsn 11:00 a.m. Circle 1, PhilsDies Boom; Circle 7, Glean­ ers Room, and Circle I in the Brownlee Room. 1 p m. Evening Circles I, S and 4 meet with Mrs. P. T. Piety in Osteen for a covered dish supper. Those who do not know the way will meet at the aburcb a t 0:M p.m. 1:41 p.m. Evening Circle I With Mrs. Mildred Case in Longwood with Mrs. H. A. Iwsnson ai ro-hostess. DEAR HAD IT: You are over, reacting to your husband’s spiteful, ness. Ignore his needling and it will sting less. B DEAR MOTHER: It U against the law for minora to drink ANY­ WHERE. And if you need something more concrete to show them—how about tha sidewalk? Miss Patricia Screeney To Wed July 19 In longwood g jw tu e ry . •Oh, u r h«IIo to your w ife" I onci got angry and toid him to write hia own letter*. So he got even with me by putting a fire-or ten-dollar bill in § all the letter*, and he knows we can't afford it. I've ju st about had it with my husband and his clan of ill. mannered moron*. Tell me what to do and IK do it. HAD IT DEAR ABBY: Our sou is 16 and very popular. We finished off our basement so he could entertain his friend* there. We put in a TV. stereo and billiard table. Last Saturday night he had six couples in for a par. ty. We served sandwiches and soft drinks. We have a rule—no beer or liquor. The next morning, while cleaning up. I found several empty beer cans and an empty vodka bot­ tle hidden behind the TV. We ques­ tioned our son and three of his friends. One boy admitted to bring* ing the beer. A girl had brought the vodka from home. We told them it was against the law for minors to drink. They tried to tell us it was okay if done in a private home. Please print this with your comments in ease we need something more con­ crete to show them. MOTHER Compare Our Lower Monthly EFFECTIVE IM M E D IA T E L Y S W E E N E Y S O F F IC E SU PPLY ON N E W C A R F IN A N C IN G ! CURRENT AND INTEREST RATE — P O W E L LS O FF IC E SU PPLY 36 MONTHS WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY Furniture Co. AFTERNOONS FOR THE • Carpota • Furniture • T ilt • Piano* • Rental Bed* MONTHS OF JULY AND AUG. TO PAY MEMBER F-D.1.C. o / OP IM IO I9 CALL FAirfax 1-1411 AND ASK FOR RALPH PEZOLD or JIM DOUCETTE �r^ t frd & d a itw w d Jo b fu eJu to m 9n Jh e S a n fo h d Cbtm 'V» t a fa rl Fri. July B, ’M—P*K» 7 |m l > Jane* Fonda At Movieland (Si At»C l e t s i a a R»»«< • «) ru . s n ew # S IS (Is M igtt S i b m u la • to r t s *:l* t l ) MIS -F Is. a t ( i l * s Rtport • I ) *parts s it ill w o t it r <a> B*m *:*r F alh sr S ilt III sp a n * a m u » s n o N sw s III Thl* ts 9*11 t i t s t n T i t n*bel (I) OuMter B**rS l i t Air H*w»r T:tS t n W *u.r c r e a t lt e — Haws PETER FINCH and June Fonda in scene from “In the Cool of the Duy." * J e r r y L e w is A t R i t z T h e a t e r JERRY LEWIS AND STELLA STEVENS Vault Mark Set BERN, Switssrland (UPI) -ljuhn Psnnel of Northsast Louisiana set a European con­ tinent record for the pole vault Thursday whan ha clear­ ed Id feet, 61* inches in a meet here. He broke the mark of 14-4 !h »et two day* earlier by C. K. Yen* of N a­ tionalist China. Soccer Results NEW YORK (UPI) — Halslngborg* of Sweden drsw with Dinamo of Yugoslavia, 1-1, and Wiener of Austria beat Heal Validolid of Spain, 1-0, in international leagus soccer gamea Thursday a t Randall* Island. PIIONR PA M i l t TONITB A SAT. HI UI - I N THEATRE $ 1 i0 0 CARLOAD GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE NO. 1 AT 7:43 ONLY “LAST OF THE BARMEN" * Geo. Montgomery . Color NO. 1 AT 1:30 ONLY "COURTSHIP OF EDDIE’S FATHER" GLENN FORD - IN COLOR Semi-Finals HENLEY ■ ON •THAMES, Eng. (UPI) — Cornell’s oil conquering heevywslght crow, having celebrated Indepen. dtnee Day by eliminating Its meat form idable opposition, 11.11 (! ) M i f f l e K kaaam fscsd the London Rowing III Men Inin Club today in ths semifinals Ml c n a N ew s Troat of the Grand Challenge Cup, C :IS (II llneahall— premier event of the Royal R'lilnn at 1:11 (I ) Mr Frlaad Henley Regatta. II I 1:14 II) PEACOCK ALLEY NEW YORK (UPI) - The famous Peacock Alley of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel re­ opened this summer in com­ plete new decor, crested by Oliver Smith,, noted Rroadway stage designer and pro­ ducer. The general scheme Is red, white and gold, with a Regency canopy entrance. RANCHER TAYIjOR HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Robert Taylor, now a vice president of Four Star Tele­ vision and star of his own series, takes every opportun­ ity to get away to his Wyom­ ing ranch. Rob keeps horses here and on tha Wyoming place. C* 1:11 Ml I;u* M' (li Rpira Rabar* V V F ilth * Not F o r . Illra ChemglaaAaip W rat(lllf (U eeh all— Uporta Thrill* Guael For Advenlur* Navy Film of (he Week ( I l Aclkm T M M ir S ill (II l(uy Hogera r aa iu ri 1:10 C l Movla— Ml Wnrtd of Hptad 1:11 ( I l Xalaldoavnpa S;i*o III Wlda World ef Hporle ( l i li'a Tha I-lie * II Ml Ch. I N e a t M l FI* r iah ln g — Ilea Taylor *:tS (I) Oaata * Karri*! 1:11 (I t Ten. Fla. • W alk. Report (I ) Neevecopa I II Ml Mr. Kd 1:11 (I ) Hander Vanoaur'a Report T ill (I ) Ccn. Fla. dhaweaja 1.00 ( I l (luy Lomhardo (I) F lytag fo e la r T:SO (I t Lucy • I.eel C om ely Ilnur II) The Oaltanl Men (It Sam llenedlct I II (I) D afaadlta SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY HANFORD SHOWING ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 7:43 A 11:41 N1TELY VACATION N O W I IN SUNNY FLORIDA! Milne, air-BBadiliBsad M (iaa*4illi*i, iKh with It tin s kil*i*| iridiidiAg Nam* your pltaeur* and you will And it al I.i|hlhou*B Gov* wherp nothing ha* been ovarlookid for your comfort and nktcl lor Raw tM tgh Vatsakai I f . •nJoyracu t P IU V A T B B E A C H OAfir urn —300 feet (no itraal to eroaa), king tisa tw im m lnf pool, ahuAahuirti court*. V -h o U putting ■raen, w slar skiing, skin-diving. DEEP SEA FISHIMQ . . . you am righ l at Pompano docks os macidfamoua aport fiehlng Abb*. FREE S0LF1. . .T w o IS . hola pit 7 2 Cbamj lamploruhip Court**. Play unlimll litad . . . play avary day. FREETENNIS!.. . Unlimitod play. BaauUful naw COFFEE SHOP, •erring breah/ait and lunch un­ til 3:00 pm. Flanaad oHMUm and auUrUinmanL MONDAY A. M. *r Alla- FEATURE NO, I AT 11:30 ONLY "GIRLS. G IRLS, GIRLS" • ELVIS * l* ID d ill Ml • BU4 00 per gsf. OB * / R I S O R I MOl ! I smj AP I S r n tl PRDHttOR? I f/ J o / * * P0Bos,'H/4 0k lft* middle of thh pkturof • IN COLOR FROM - DATE OF VACATION. -IO M 1 TATI -ZSTK f t iTHfEI RtEMAK S alta • Service Seminole TV E A 1-412* Z eaith Color T V S ales 2444 B anferd A t #. • * • * Parent-child league at (he Jet Lane* *tnrtcd with a hang last Monday, hut there i* still tlm* to g*t in on It . . , It will begin July 10 fur Intarrated persona. Tha kid* get a n-dured rate for th* deal , , , The lanes will he closed next Monday, Tuesday and W*dntiday for raaurfacing of tha lane* ao when you play again they'll be Juat perfect . . . . Ithln 40/1000 of an Inch anyway. BED TV RENTAL CITY TR or DONAHUE RAVED • of keel. pork. chicken and ribs . . . aI«o servg aeafood and heer and wine. Ha* a fa­ mily dining room too. For their grand opening tomorrow they’ll ba ernrlng two of apo­ d a l llur-BQ asndwichea for tlie price of one. Sound* like a quick and aaay way to pick ap your lunch or aupper and help participate la tha cele­ bration* to*. Sent my trusty scout out to survey th* situation at Spencers and find nut what’a ! new. He ramea back and said ; "everything." Sam U hrtiltng i down the fort, although he said he rather thought of It a* helping people get forti­ fied rather than holding any­ thing down. They still serve th* same excellent fund, and Friday’* happy hour* am booming aa umuiI. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York City Center of Musi* and Drama, which fea­ ture* a popular pries scale for opera, ballet and playi, reported an operating loti of 123,180 (or the 1982-43 Ma­ son on a total revenue of 73.004,000. Foundation grants and personal contribution* already have wiped out tha deficit. • “A SUMMER PLACE" • BBaW NAIL COUPON TODAY FOE BAOCHUM ADDRLSJL Busin*** at th* Cariba has been very goed , . . Fio’a been so busy aide* retumliig from her vsraUi'n she hadn't even had time to buy a paper! Seem* there era lot* of "Tiger*" coming in So pay their proper mpi-i-ta So tha old horn* town In-for* depart­ ing for their rruis* Saturday . , . Friday night* with Feg, Rill and Rut* are *Ull tha moat p- pular tlnu-i a t the Carilte, although you’ll enjoy yoursalf any time in th* cool ahttotpher* ther* . . . It's aa Ideal *pot for kinrh on these warm mminrr days. nauts plus supplies, weight l.nxt pounds it Tib feat high end • feel wlda. Hie supporting structure 1* mounted on air cushions— metal discs constructed so that air la eipelled at auprrsonic velocltiea below them— causing the simulator to lift off the floor. This crestes a frictionlesi environment and Is a close approximation of the state of welghlasinest beyond tha aarth’s atmoa pfiere. Te*t pilot* operating the device can pitch, roll, twiat and yaw the vehicle a* they go througJi randesvoui, ap­ proach and connection to a spare station docking port, ’ll)* ahutlle pilot "files" the simulator by using two hand controls that govern gas jets, enabling him to keep his ve­ hicle balanced aa ha prac­ tice* a docking maneuver. Th* shuttle also can ba operated remotely, to stimu­ late a supply mission in which the vehicle would ba unman­ ned and controlled by a pilot In the ipaca station wtwr* It would ba docked to deliver 1U cargo. From reaaarch conducted on the Manned Docking Sim­ ulator, the GE apace experts Will gather Information appli­ cable to design of auch shut­ tles, This would cover direc­ tion and speed of tha supply vehicle In making tha dock­ KOW TlIKlf WED. ing, fuel consumption and the SHOWS t:M - 3:00 . 4:00 relative difficulty lilrooauti 1:00 - 9:00 will have In carrying out the docking and wodocking man­ euvers. jERKllEWISa b*N dlH I BY JUDT TURNER w e « k « n d a l r e a d y . . . the Fourth of July y e s t e r d a y *ml one of our fKvorite aquiidrona headinjr out for the deep blue tomorrow. Probably Iota of house guests around too. »o to keep them occupied here’* lot* of thing* for thorn to do. VALLEY F O R G E. Pa. (UPI) — Scientist* hero are working on a big space pro­ blem that will have tn tic mot after m e lends oo the moon. After Project Apollo — tha moon landing new scheduled for around UKT7—acriout con­ sideration Is being given to orbiting a apac* station around iha earth as a labora­ tory and a Stepping off pisi­ form for manned probe* into deep space. To carry men. food and equipment, "spar* shuttles" would sip back and forth be­ tween the earth and tha or­ biting station. Docking theie "space shut­ tle*'’ on a platform that 1* itself rocketing at *pcrd* up to 18.000 miles per hour i* one of the most complex pro­ blems to be solved. To perfect techniques of the Intricate docking maneu­ ver, General Electric engin­ eer* at the Valley Forge Space Technology Center have built a jet-propelled, land[based "space shuttle" that simulates a landing on an orbiting vehicle. The simula­ tor Is built to tarry two astro- P O M P A N O BEA C H . FLORIDA CO-FEATURE AT 1:13 I*. 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Wlaard M l Dlaroviry ' l l 11:11 Ml r a ltf i l n a Ml Sky Kina 1:1* III Amarlraa Niwaataad 11)11 Ml Ch. Nlaa Thaaiar (I) Bad* S e a s r CIS (I ) KUO Hawa lit* (II Motlywoad Marta l:M (I) Checkmata C a n le e fa SATURDAY P. U. (I) Tha Deal at Oeaaaka HE OUR GUEST IF TOUR NAME IS “ EDDIE" - YOUR ENTIRE CARLOAD ADMITTED FREE FIRST I IS Ml llM ien anay It) Joey Him o f BhfW n s ill i *l Bleat Me*)** ♦ •* i l l lotwren.w Weik I II i l l llav* Qua W ill T ra­ vel M M (I) Flcbt of tb* Weak (SI (lia ta o k * i f i l |* i Make Thai *1**9 11 1* Mi Bat Wight thaw Ml Mlf-Fla- Haws m fh * Maws 11:11 i l l Hollywood MoatA CafAtsad* l» : ii M) C hanaliss*** Wreew mm • V I V»Vtill' t:SS FRIDAY P, M. iti Feweoer T t l III Today l i t ppsratlt* lin k , Hat T II III Farm. Heehei Ba­ to n f ill Ml Btata N ets aid Weather til* (I) Taday T II Ml rouatdams Rama I n tli Mieklae Uaesal Tima I II Ml Mlikty Bvaaa Bkaw (II Capi. 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Ml APiarleaa (Celery I II ill Bamaar P e ts t l II I t ) ran k far Taday 1:1* ill (lalt Harm Saev l* i B lf l i f t are ta i l III Bay Whea Ml Ckilstasber Hi CaMaSar M l ID InL Btiewtlwi II M M l r t ln Far* It* Carlooii c a p * re (l> Maverick Ml Ota: Roberta II II Ml Flat Tea* HeeaB (*) Rawhide I II (Si naeoball— (II I lave Last I -Id i n R o b in 11oo.l Hlnn. at B illtm nro Ml Ann Pnutharn snow 1:1* its Hina Along With M l (II Herald *r T r u k 11 II M* Tha MrCay* Mitch (J) Raaeball — III Frtaa la Bight (I) w est* SS N T. at Cleealaml 111 tnremVrr Rrt la • St The n ia tsa a a a e I Id If* Varleiy Tim* II U III Fata * Ota4ra I as (») I'm tMrkena — Mo* 1.0*1 l»* lurei-llona ' l l Ml Reran Keya ren ater 1 1* If) letuee a Anewer* (I) CaitaairaMew 1 1 1 i l l Alfred llltekaaak l .s s Ml Hummer Theatre Rama Hear J:IJ • *• Diemplonehlp Ilrldg* first Sanford showing ad Dm aoior film. - la Th# Cool t f tha Day," starring Jana f e n d a la acbcdulad for Sun* day, Monday and Tkrnday at tfca MovieUnd Drive-In Thea­ tre. Tha ao-faature, alia a color movie, atara Sandra Deo tn “A Summer Placw." On Wcdneaday and Thurs­ day Jimmy Clanton atara In •TaoMfo Millionaire” alone with tha color co-feature, T V oyafo to tha Bottom of th« Sea," atarrlnf Walter Pldgcon. A triple feature program, all la color, Friday and Sat■day Includes "Rida Vaqurro," atarrlnf Robert Taylor, "My Six Lovea," with Debbie Rey­ nolds and “The Crowded Sky," starring Dana Andrews. Tha For a aelf-atyled "idiot" (Ms screen Image), Jerry Lewis is generally conceded to ba one of the cinema’s moat roaourceful, Imaginativo, and sensible Innovators. Ha used saveral new tech­ nique* during filming of "Tha Nutty Professor" in which he plays a dual star­ ring role, and also directa. Co-starring Stella Stevens and filmed in Technicolor, "The Nutty Professor" openad Thursday at the ftiti Thea­ ter. It la probably unprecedentat least In modern screen annals, for a performer to direct Mmself in two roles. Jerry Lewis accomplished his task In a normal length of tlm* for a big picture and with apparent ease. One of hla Important elecerophone. This is a device may watch himself—and all tha ethers—as he seta before # tha camera. Another of hla electronic assistants la the "rifle" mitronic aids la closed-circuit television cameras that mon­ itor all of the action. Thus, he which picks up dialogue and other needed sounds, and eliminate* all u n w a n t e d noiae. With its use, Jerry has ^ been able to dispense with • tha "mlke-shsdow," Tills is tha ahadow cast by conven­ tional overhead microphones and booms. W e e k e n d T e le v is io n * * * If you have aver wrendared where mo*t everyone go** an Saturday nlghta, I found them . . . . they ara at tha Capri. Joy saya the last throa Saturday night* have been booked anlid. Must ba tha pulling power of the popular Pnpulalre*. The*# three guys on the accordion, bass and drum* are really pleating the euth mera. The Capri gets a lot of Ita buslneta from out of town too. Civic and aoclal group* from Del.ami and Orinndii plan their cclehratlnna h*n, and then tha members Just keep coming hack for th* good fcod and lively mu ali­ en Friday a n d Saturday nlghta. (Good food all weak, though), * * TORONTO. Ofrt. (UPI) — Veteran Doug Ford bald a twa-stroka taad today a* a (laid of a proa and four am«t#urs advanced to tha third round of the 730,000 Canadian Open golf championship. Ths 40-year-old New York­ er carded a 07 Thursday for a 34-hole total of all-under• par 134 to lead tha qualiflrrs Into the second half ef Tha 72-hole tournament. ■4 FA » w"* » i mi • 4' f Herman Keiocr af Akron. Ohio, was alone to as sowd place after firing 84, M l beat tournament score atoen rw tiring In 1HB. Four stroke* behind FoH was Canada's hope for a bomebraw victory, Toronto'a % o r g a K nudson. — JIM SPENTKtt'8 — BEATAUBANT and COl UTAIL LOUNGE ALL THR LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... ) L U CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sw e e t as s a a t) YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy th# way w* K s r s a ’rfCOMUINATION PLATTER c h o i c e (DaaLh Lebatsr Tails aad Bayal Red Skriaip) FROO LEDS S* ateed ta Mehed Batter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheese* aad Meal*—Free ■ Ta Enjoy While We Prepare Year M iner DANCE TO GOOD MUSIC EVERY NIGHT South French Av*. Saafocd ' Pbane P A 2-4441 FA 2-7S4S NEXT TO MELODEI SKATING ON ORA ROAD, SANPOBD — “NO WAITING FOR LANES’* GUARANTEE! If yon have ta wait for a laua • nay night • w**B h t f YOU AND YOUR PARTY A PREB COKBl FREE NURSERY........... F R E E B O W L IN S L I S B O N ! Buffet Unlimited! MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. $135 * Th* Lake Monro# Inn has a new gal working In the •laytime now. Millie haa atari* ed going to ii-hool during the day* ami working only Fri­ day and Saturday evenings. Th# new girl la named Dee and Just began a wewk ago Monday. She’* a native (’altfurnian who live* her* now with her husband. Owner Frank 1>Uno aaya to atop hy the package atorn and pick up your “package-i" now, be­ fore the new tax goes into ef­ fect Sound* like a winner to me. * e * Did yon see the big ad In today'* paper f»r the "K«nturklans." No, lt’» not another TV »how, It i* a fnbulnu* new eating place on H»y, 17-02, ■dtlth of the lllg Tree Road. They specialize in Itnr-B-Q FAT O VERW EIGHT Available to you without •Inrtor’a pm crlption, our dru rallwd ODHINEX. You mu*,1 Ini* ugly fat in 7 day* or your money back. No itrsmiou* •serel.i*, Uaatlvss. m*a« sag* nr taking of so-called re­ ducing eandlee, cracker* or cook!##, or shewing gum. OD­ HINEX I* • tiny tablet and easily (wallowed. Whtn you taka ODRINEX, you still en­ joy your meals, still sat ths food* you like, but you simply don't have the urge for extra portion* becauae ODRINEX deprriisa your appetite ami dfcre*i*s your deslra for food. Your weight must com* down, because a* your own doctor will tell you, when you rot 1***, you weigh less. Get rid of exes** fat and live lunger. ODRINEX coats |3.l)0 and I* aold on this GUARAN­ TEE: If not satisfied for any reason Just return the pack­ age to your druggist and fe t your full money back. No questions asked. ODRINEX Is ■old with this guarantee by) Mcltaynnlda Drug Ktoro • Haaford - Mall orders filled. adv. Dan Carpenter, Mlining let. now aervea your favorlt* drink in our cocktail lounge. COCK TAIL HOUR DAILY » ta 7 P.M • Reduced a Dance to (he mualc of The Populates Friday and Saturday Nile*, 8 to 12. Jack Ra*smaa Paul Caakey Pel* (taker Drum* Rasa Fiddle Ascoidlon Call FA I-I2SI far reasrvatlona LAKE MONROE Charcoal Broiled Steaks Beat The N ew Tax 11 BUY NOW BAR & PACKAGE STORE LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE 1 *,i MILES NORTH OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS CALL F A 2-3108 S A. M. TO 2 A. M. • f DAYS A WEEK I �.V •' .m L jL - u iJ - ™ 1 1 i . ^ n — — - Logoi NoHco Legal Notice n c tB c r rr iim cw urt ito tc iu or cim- *< n a u u n T <■» u m FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASBOCI ATIQN. a c o r­ p o ra tio n . P la in tiff. !*■ C- t n i l A f l M l a RACK A. W ILLIAMS, h la wife. O tfiiR lU . m u nr sals RO T ICE 1R H EREBY O IV ­ YS th a t n th a l l t h d a y of Ju ly , 1IU . a t 11 tH A. M . a t th a f r a a t <«or o f th a C o a rt H aaaa o f gam lnal* C a a a tr . a t S a n fo rA F lo rid a. th a Honor* ab la A rtk u r I t B eckw ith. J r , C lark of th a C lr ta lt C o a rt a t lem ln eM C a a a tr . F lo rid a, w ill o f f r r fo r nala to th a k lc b a a t a a d hoot b ld d ar fo r cash. a t tafelle o u tcry . th a follow ing described p r o p t r tr of th a Do* f o n d a a u J . C W IL L IA M a a d OR ACTE A. w n i . m i l , hla w U a: ___ _ L o t 1. M ock n . T O W S. • I T S o r NORTH CHULUOTA. a subdivision. ac ­ c o rd in g to p la t th a ra o f recorded la P la t Rook A p a s t a H la I t Inelaalro. • f lha P ublic R ecords of Rom laola C o a a tr, F lorida, to s a th o r w ith a ll a tra c ta ra a a n d Im provem ents. tb a a o r th a r o a f ttr on aald land. T h is Is m ad s s u ra u a n t to F in a l Deere* o f Foraclonuro o ntarod la tho a b o rs ra u a r. C h a n eo rr D ochot So. 11011. so w p en d in g In th a C lreolt C o a rt a f and fo r Seminole C ounty. F lorida. IN W ITS CHS WHEREOF. I b a r s h e reu n to se t m r hand and o fficial to o l th is I r d day of J u ly . 1M1* (SEA L! A r th a r I t B eckw ith. J r , C lerk of tho C ircuit C ourt la a n d fo r S a a lo e lo C oun­ ty . F lo rid a B y t M a rth a T. V lhloa D eputy C lerk Jeoapb M. llu ra a k o P. a Dos 111 F a rn P a rk , F lo rid a P ubllah J u ly t , ll* J . C D K -tt n tsb m a n n r s r or TU B NINTH JUDICIAL C t* . r in o r AND FOR PKB1KOLK r o t NTT, FLORIDA. I t CHANCERY SO. l i l l l FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION, a oorpo ration. P laintiff. ra. MICHAEL J. SIRIANTB aad HUSNU F. SI RIANSI. DefendaatA n o t ic e o r b i l r NOTICE Id IIERKUT OlVEN that OB the ITth day of July. IMA at 11 :*0 A. M. at the front door of the Court llouao of Bemlnolo County, at Sanford. Florida, the Honor­ able Arthur It. Bechwlth, J r , Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Sem inole County, Florida, will offer for eale to the hlsheet and baet bidder for caeh. at public outcry, the folluw lns deecrlbed properly of the De­ fendants MICHAEL J. SIRIAVSI and IRENE F. SIR* IAN.VI Lot 11. Block F. COCSTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. I. according to the plat thereof ae recorded In Plat Book 11. Paso* 71 and 71. Public Record* of Scmlaul* County, F lor­ ida: Including: Heater and V e n e t i a n blinds; alt permanently In­ stalled. together w ith all atructnree and Improvement*. then or thereafter on aald land. T h is le m ads pursuont to Final Docree of Foreclosure entered la the above cause. Chancery Docket So. 11111. now pending In the Circuit c o u r t of and for Seminole County. Florida IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto eet my hand and official tea l this Ird day of July, 1»(L (SEAL) Arthur II. Beekwllh. J r , Clerk of the Circuit Court In end for Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida B y: Martha T. Y lhles Deputy Clerk Joseph M. Murasko P. O. Boa 111 Fern Park. Florida Publlah July I, IMA C D K -tt in t h e c i R c r r r c o u r t ta r T H E NINTH gVDICI AL CIRrv rp n r a n foe * E * tit t l L R r a t NTT. FLORIDA, r tiiN rE R Y i n . h im BUFTOLK - FRANKLIN BAT* INOB BANK P laintiff, vn. FEE DERICK J. MORAN, et ax Defendants. ABEN DED NOTICE OF i t IT IN N O R T U in n FO HECLtrJCRR TO i FKEDEIUCK J M«>R. AN and IH TH U. NORAN. hie wi f e EEUIliENCEi In an unknown sta le or country other than the State of Florida, and m ailing address being: U. B. Naval Recruiting Station Buffalo, New Tork T ou are hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain m ortgage enrum bertng tho follow ing described real property, to-w ll: Lot I, Utock B. COPNTRT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 11. P agta 71 and 11. public Records of gem lnole County, Florida, ban been filed against you la the ab»ve-styled suit, and you are required to t»rve a copy of your Answer or ether Pleading to tho Complaint on Ptalntirre Attorneys, A N PEllSUN, RCXll, DEAN. LOWNL'H-e. A van d-n BERG. t t t East Central Boulevard. Orlands, Florida, and file the original Answer or other Invading In Iho office of the Clerk of Iho Circuit Court an or before the tOtb day of July. 1M1. If you fall to do so. a decree pro coafeeto will be taken against yeu for the relief demanded la the Com p la in t T his Notice sh ell ho puhllth ed once a w eek for four c o b eacutlvs w eeks la tho Sanford Herald DATED this tdih day of Juno, I Ml. (HEAL) Arthar If. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f tho Clreolt Court By: Martha T. Vlhloa Deputy Clerk Anderson. Rueh. Dean. Lowndes A van d*n Berg Attorney* n o t Counsellors at Law 121 East Central Boulevard Post O ffice Dot M il Orlando. Florida Telephone J t l- t tv l Publish Juno II A July I, 12 1*. IMA O M -IM 'VPdLj FICTTTtorS I ------NOTICE i s hereby U r e a that wa are esp a c e d la bnnlaiop at t i l Both D r , Semlaoto C oaaty, F lorida, under th* fletltlo a s nans* o f SANFORD TRANSPORT M R VICE, and that wa latoad to roslttor aald aaaaa w ith tho Clerk a f the Circuit Court, SeenInoI* Coaaty, Florida, la acco rd aaco w ith tha prorlalaaa o f tha F letltloao S am e Statute*. tow it: Section H U I Florida Statute* HIT. S is : Louta & Smith Dor la B. Smith Fabtlak July I. I t 1*. * t 1HI. CDK-M Ton M i each of _ hereby notified ta d required to proaoat any olalma and do* manda which yog, or o lth w of you. may have against Ska aetata o f MAT FARRELL BELL, deceased, lata a f Mid County, to tha O oaniy Judge o f Sem inole County, Florida, a t Ms offle* la tha coart ho a a* aald Coaaty a t Sanford, Fler* Ithin ai* calendar m onths f m a the tlm o o f tho flrot publication o f thin no­ tice. T w o eoplea of each claim or demand shall he writing, aad ahall atats tha ptaea of realdsne# aad boat o ffle t adreaa o f tho claim ant, and ahnll bo sw orn to by the claimant, hla agent, or nttornsy and ae* compaalod by a filin g foe of ona dollar and such claim or demand got go filed sh all bo void. /§/ Edward J. Ball Aa a iec u to r o f tha L ift W ill and Testam ent of MAT TERRELL BELL decerned Stsnatrom, D avis R Motatoah A ttorneys for E seeute* Edwards Building Sanford. Florida Publish Juno SI, I I B Jaly I. II. IMS. CDJ-1M l a Ibe Cowrt ed J n d ir. l e a la ole M s. l a Frwbato. l a rot Karate wt D. K. KERSEY, aha, DBNNTT K. KERSEY DeceaaeA To AH CvedHoeo nM Feveaoo H a tin g Ctatma so Domaada Tou and each of yog are hereby notified and reqolred to prelent any claims and de­ mands which you. or either of you. may have against the • •ta le of D. K. KE1UEY. aka. DKNNrr K. KERNEY, deceas­ ed. lata of aald Coooty to fh* Coonty Judge of gemlnole County, Florida, at h l i off lea In tho court hour* of said County at Sanford. Florida, w ithin slg calendar month! from tha lim a af the first publication o f th is notice. Each claim or demand shall he In w riting, and ahall state tho place of residence and poet o ffice adddrseo of tho claim ­ ant, aad shall b* ewern to by the claim ant, h ti ageat or attorney, aad any such claim or demand not so filed nhalt bo void. / * / dual* Kersey As Adm inistratrix i f the Ealat* of D. K. KERREY, aha, DENNIT K. KE1UIET. Deceased Stenelrom , Davie A McIntosh A ttorneyi for Administratrix Puet Office Drawer 1210 Sanford. Florida Publish Juno 11, II A July 1. 12. 1M3. CDJ-1A1 IN THE COVET OF THE COUNTY Jl'DIiK, gKEINOLM t o t NTH. FLOKIDAi IN PROBATE. IN HKi E STATE OF JOREPIUNK D. WHITE. Deceased. ALL m r.lH TO R B AND PERDUAS tlAAINO ('LAIN* OR DEMANDS AOALYBT SAID KBTATEi YOU AND EACH OF TOO Are hereby notified and requlred to present any claims and demands which you. or either of you. may have against the estate o f JftdE. THINE D. WHITE, deceased, ta ts of Rock County, Wltcon■ln. to tho County Judg* of Remlnol* County. Florida, at hla office In the Courthouse of eald county at Kaoford, Florida, w ithin Six calendar months from the tlmo of the flret publication of th is Nolle*. Each claim or demand eball be la w riting and ahall atats the place of residence and poet office address of tho claim ant, and shall b* Sworn to by tho claim ant, hla agent or attorney, and any euch claim or demand not a* filed shall be void. Albert N. Fltta 1 Maeonlp H ullllng Sanford. Florida Aa Ancillary Administra­ tor of estate of Josephine D. W hile, deceased. Publish July I, IA 11. 1A l t i l CDK-M NOT1CH OF SAAR Notice U hereby given that pursuant to final S e e n * ren­ dered on Iho Ird day of July, IMA In that certain eaus* pvn.Rn* In the Circuit Court In end fur rivmlnolo County, Florida, la Chancery, where­ in FIRST FEDERAL SAYtNOH AND LOAN AJEOC1ATRkV OF HEMINOLK CORN. TY. a corporation, la Plain­ tiff. and HELEN L. WOOD MAN. a F ree Dealer la d* fen Iant. Chancery Docket Ns. 11107. L ARTHUR H. BUCKWITH. J R . Clerk o f tk* aforesaid Circuit Coort, w ill within tho legal haura of eat* on Wednesday, July IT. IMS. offer for and soil to tn* high est and beet bidder fer rash at the front door of Ik* Coorthoue* o f Semlnol* Couaty. Florida, la Hanford. Flor­ ida. th* follow in g described property, situated aad being la demlaota County, Florida. lo*wltt Lota 1*4. IM S . 1*4. IM S. 144 and 147. of th* TOWN OF LOXOWOOD. Florida, according to p u t Book L page* 11 to XI, o f th* Pub. lie Record* o f Semlaoto County, Florida. Said eal* w ill b* mad* pur­ suant to and la order to satis* fy tb* term s o f aald final de­ cree. (HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court, la and for B eataolo Caaatr Florida. By: Martha T. Ylhlen, D. C A. Edwin Shtnhotsor e /o First Fed. hav. A Loan Sanford, Florida Publlah Ju ly A U R CDK-M "n IRS Goes Into Art Basiness SACRAMENTO, Cl! (UFI) A s laterul Revtssi Sm tes has goas Into the m la aa "fbfcaMg" ^ ■cat. It eoaOttitfd u tags of wsU-kaowm grtiit Dog aid F. Reich Eon gtlicrici g Osk Farfc asd FoUoa t g from Stick kirnMil ‘TV y were tbs only a n j | bt ktd,” Mid SI IRS gpokes ■aa Wcdaccdsy. “At far * w* know, this had no priesdrat la this rtfioo." Then, witk aa gyg ■ Raick'g &.ZU tax bill, * pnaptljr pat the pain tin*. M ditplgy is s local bank "b gst bidders iatersated." A s IRS uld it will Mil Dm psiatiags, or s sctled J baiii, la tbg fan, Raich r a y Eventually figf song mnpdr*atioa in haviag tseb s leYeJ-t.:adcd igttt. *‘lf there'* any unney i«fi over,” tbs IES ibid, "ben get R." Hospital « Notes JU L Y I Adaiaaloaa Frances Arp, Maitland; WOHam Went, DeBnry; Charles Davit, DeBery; Hattie Coop* er, Ettla Vaughn, Matthew Yelaley, Norris Wright, KetpJ, n * t b Newkirk, Margaret Fennell, Charles McMillan, Thomas Carroll, Dan Long, Monro* Scheunamnn and Peg. gy Flag of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Robert Oakley of Sanfcrd, a girl Mr. and Mre. Donald Arp ef Maitland, a girl . Mr. and Mrs, Herman Piae^ of Sanford, a boy Discharge* Edward Hall, Oeteen; Maym Mathieux, Geneva; Lou Ellen Tew, Altamonta Spge.; Mrs, John Lindsey and baby, Gen­ eva; Catherine Bata, Clifford Hunton, J strife Hill, Thomag Bell, Annie Mao Knight, Don­ na Ash, Elnora Jones, GUdjria ^ Cannon, May* Blackburn d Sanford. E a rly T eutons s le p t in shal­ low c b eitg lined w ith in im ii ik in i. T h e w ord “ b e d ” comet from th e ir v o c a b u la ry . Legal Notice th* f e e d of tho Ceoil* •lodge, irmJnol* Cwunty, Flore Mo. In Prehnt*. n ret Estate wt LOVICK PIERCE KAO AN. SR. Decs i ee4 Tk Sit C roatian and Fvrooao Having Claim* nr Doaeoode Agnlaot la id Sweater Ton aod each o f y<>« or* hereby notified end requlrri to present any claim s and de­ mands which you, jr either of yon, may have against the eetat# of LOVICK PtBRTH HAGAN. IR., deceased, late of aa ll County, to th* County Judge of Semlnol* County, Florida, at hla o ffice In tbs court hone* of said County at Sanford, Florida, within sic calendar month* from th* lime of th* first publication of thin nolle*. Two copies of each claim or demand ahall be In writing, and shall state th* place o f residence and poet of­ fice address of th* claimant, aad ahall b* sworn to br th* claimant, hla agent, or attor­ ney and accompanied by a filing fee of on* doller and tuch claim or demand sot ** tiled shall be void. Robert L lla g s a A* executor of tb* Load W ill and Tsatamant of LOVICK PIERCE HAGAN, I I I . deceased Gao. A. Speer, Jr. Attorney for th* Ketal* DanfurJ, Florida Publish J u s * II, A J u ly A IA It. IMA COJ-114 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE NINTH JUDICIAL TIHCt IT IN AND FOR bEEIe NOLE COCNTYv FLORIDA CHANCERY NO, I3S3T NOT1CR BT PUBLICATION ILIZIIR BELL R EED * GIBSUN, Plaintiff, ■AMCEL GIBSON, D e fe n d a n t, TO) SAMUEL GIBSON Address Unknown TOU AKH HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that a Complaint for Divorce has beta (lied again*: you. and you are required t*> eervo a copy at your A n e w e r or pleading to th* Complaint on lha Plalntlfr* attorneys. GURNET A BKOLFIKLP. * « Park Avenue, South, Winter Park. Florida, and tn* the original Answer or pleading In Iho office « f th* Clerk of tho Circuit Court on or before August 4th. 1141. If you fall to do so. a doer** pro confeaso w ill bo taken against you for th* relief demanded tn th* Complaint. This notice sh all b* pub­ lished once a w eek for four III consecutive w eek s la THE SANFORD HERALD, a new s­ paper published In Semlaol* County, Florida. DATED at Sanford, Semln'R* Coaaty. Florida, this ltd day of July, IMA (■BALI Arthur II. Beckwith. JrClerk of th* c ir cu it Court By: Martha T. Vlhloa D. C. Garner A gkolfteld 1*1 Park Avenue South Poet Office Boa 14M Wlmlor Park. F lorida 2I7M Telephone Midway T - lif l » Mh*A u m �I** r jf n:- V Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W ant-A ds Classified Phone 322-5(12 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; T um., thru FrL • 2 P. II. day before inssrtion. lion. - Sat STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T o n , thru Fri. • 2 P. M. dap insertion. Mon. ■ S a t RESPONSIBILITY': TIM Herald will aot be r» ■paailble lor more thaa a incorrect insertion of your ad, aad reaerve* the right to re­ vile or reject any advirtiie asent from what ordered to conform M the polleiee of thia P»P«r. Shop the Herald Ada where local merchants offer their heat buya. Legal Notice n T H r. CIWCI IT n o I NT OP TH e: s i x t h j i t m i t m . r i e . c v r r o r axd ro w ik h iMOLK I f i r MTV. F IO R D * . CWAVCKNY Mil. ICMe t ’NITMD WORTH AOLE HER. VINCI.HO COR!’., Plaintiff. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. l.oit A Pound 2. Notice* - PersonaU 3. Education - Inatruction 4. Tran*portatioa 5. Food 6. For Rant 6A Special Notices 7. Butina«a Rental* 8. Reach Rental* 8. For Bala or Rant 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real E state Wanted 12. Real Eetate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loana 14. Insurance 15. Bualneaa Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Saiona 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio k Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Maehlnary - Toole 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pete 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wantad 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice THR u m e u r r i o i s t , NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND TOR IRMINOLE ROBERT A. MAXWELL. at a*, COUNTY, FLORIDA. • t at, IN CHANCERY NO. ISIS# Ii«f«n,1»nta. JOANN BROOKS, n o t h a: o r a r i T i f PUIntlff ■ORTIIAUM r n a K ( 'I . » t t RK V I . T O l ROBERT A. MAXWELL P lltc h ir Brook*. and ROME A. MAXWELL Defendant M i w lfa NOTICE TO APPEAR ■KalOBHGKi Unknown TOi FLETCHER B R O O K S . AND TOi Alt p ir iln claimv h o n reeldence Is un­ Inc Intaraiti by. thruuch. known. undar or acalnat tha afora* Tou nr* htrehjr required to aald parson f i ll your w ritten d i f i n i t to TOU ARE h irtb r notlflad the Bill of Complnlnt for th at a Complaint to foracioaa divorce ftlid h ir iln acalnat • cartaln mortaac* ancum- you, w ith the C lirk o f th i barlna tha follow tnc daacrlb- above tt y lid Court on or b iad r ia l property, to .wit; f o n July It, l i l t , and airv* Lot IS. Block 1. WBATH- a ropr of lam t upon plain­ EltSEIEI.lJ E ll EHT ALIM* t i f f ! A ttorniy, J u n ta C. Col; TION ai-.lordlnc to tha lltr. TOI W in Church Stroat. * |>lat tharaof, a t ra.-nrj-il Orlando, Florida. ■( In Plat ll.x.k IS, Papa II, Martin fait not or a D e­ Public Ricoriii of dim!* ere. Pro C on fttto w ill bt annola County. E.jrlda. ttrtd acaln at you. Rat baan (Hid a fa ln it you In WITNESS my hand and tha abovt-atylitl m il. and you *tal at Hanfurd. .-Wmlnole ara r-u u lral tu larva a copy County, Florida, thla llt h day o f your A n iw ir or other tdaad* of Juna ltd l. In* tu the Complaint on Plain* (SEAL) t l f f a a tto r m y i, ANOEltHON. Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , RUdlt. LEAN, LOW.VDEi A Clark of tha Circuit Court van din BERG. IS1 E ait Cm* By: M arfartt E. Tyrt, Iral Avanua. Orlando, Florida, L. C. and (Ita tha original A n iw ir Jam ai C. C ollltr or othar Plaadlnc In tha of- Attornay for P lain tiff flea of tha Clark of tha Cir­ Publl.il Juna 14, 31, 31 A cuit Court on or hifora th i July J, 1113. J«th day of July. !»«». If you C D J-ll fa ll to do io. a dterai pro o o n ftiio wi l l ha takan acalnat ta tha Caart a f tha ewaaty you tor tha relief demanded Jade#, Samlaala Canary, Flaa* 14a, la Prakala. In the Complaint Thla Notice ihal! ha pub­ la tv i Kataaa af lish ed once a week for four WILLIAM C. HILL r u n iic iltlr r week* In tha La cataad Ta All rrvdltara aad Paraaaa Hanford Herald. LATKL thla llt h day at M atin* Claims ay Daaaaada Aaalaat la id Kalatai June, ISIS. Tou and aach of you ara (HEAL) Arthur 11. Beckwith, Jr.. h trtb y notlflad and required Clerk of Circuit Corut to praaant any clalma and dally: Margaret K, Tyra manda which you. or atthar of liepu ty Clerk you. may hava acalnat tha T ub llih Juno St, SI A July t. .e la te o f WILLIAM C. HILL dacaaaad. tata of .aid County, 12. ISIS. to tha County Judea of Sami, C D J-ttl nola County. Florida, at hla IK K CIMCI’IT r o f i f offlca In tha court hauaa af ITH JUDICIAL tT R C ir r, aald County at Sanford. F lor­ SM I yi)N iKNIXULC ida. w ithin al* calandar A T I. rLUHIDA. montha from tha tlma of tha ( I I S MK H T NO. HIM flrat publication of thla no* DURAL NATIONAL MORT- Ilea. Two capias af aaoh iE AMOCtATION, A Cor- claim or damand ahall ba In atlon o r ia n lttd under an w rttlnf, and ahall atata tha of Conereea and a ilittn g plaaa of raaldanca aad poat • uant to tha Pedaral Na- offlca addraaa of tha claimant, ill M o r t(i(e Aiaoclatlon, and ahall ba aworn la by tha rter Aot. having lie prln- claimant, hla asan t. or a t­ i! offlca In the City of tornay and aocompantad by a alilnatun D titrlet of Col­ filing faa of ona dollar and ■uch claim or damand not ao lila. Plaintiff flltd ahall ba void. / • / SARA ANNB HILL LAND B. VEIT and ELIAs a sa c u tr li of tha Last W ill and Taatam tnl af IETH SI. VEIT, h li wife, J MlriKlEL and P. O. M1SWILLIAM C. HILL Lasaaaad : t . h li wife. H. J. RINKAtlK and MARGARET Publish Juna 11, 31 A July I, .■r a v a g e , hie wife, and 11. l i l t . Mi KWOOL WOOD PRO- CLJ-191. •TU CO.. INC. a oorporati .d a t i n g under tha tawa IN T N S COUNT* JITMJK'I COURT, IN AND POR SEMISaw Jeraey, Perendanta NOI.K COUNTY. ITATK OP FLORIDA. x o r i i E to ir r K tK NO I ICE 111 I MKDITORS i; i t a t k wv e i .m h iim i Roland B. Veit and E ll- IN HKi F.aaala af JOHN HENDEKBON WYNN. • ib e ih SI. Veit Dacaaaad Add re •< Unknown, And: P. J, Mia k itl and r. r o ALL < NRIIUriiRa AND PIIMNONN HAVING ( I . AI R1 (I. VlUklel ON D K R A N D a AG AINST Addrrei Unknown. ViU ARE HEKEliV SOTI- SAID ESTATEi You and ta*h of you ara ;U that a eult hat been 1 astalnil you In the ab.ne htraby notlflad and raqulrad llle.l m ute, end thel you to praaant any claim s and de­ rt-iu r* 1 to file )uur m * mands w hU'ii you, or aithar of ir wi t h t he Clerk of thle you, may have auuinst tha irl and to iir v e a copy aetata of JU1IN ItKNUERAON reof upon the P laintiff o r W INN, dacaaaad, lata of said ln tl:r» a .turue ye, w hoia County to tha County Judea tie a n d a l irete li Ulehop A of aamtnola Couuly. Florida, •nai. ■* ait Pina Htraet, at hla o fflta In tha Court andn. Pi ride, not lite r House of aald County at San­ n July Uth. IMS. If you ford. Florida. wlt.Ru alx calto do . o e Leorei Pro laudar monViia from tha time ifeeau will b* entered of tha flrat publication o f tb ll ilm t > ■ tor th- r.tlef de­ 1 notLo. Two oopt*. of aach rided in the Complaint- Title I claim or damand ahall bo In i le to forecloie e mort- | w riting and ahall state tba ia. The real proparty tr a ­ place of re.ldenca and poat offlca addraaa of the rlalm anl, ded a ja lh it III twi • Hioek i v\ - \ r»r- and ahall ba sworn to by tha M I G I h L li STRn i SLt»l- claim ant, bit sla n t. <>r atto*T 11>.V. a . r#.ufded in Plat nay and accompanied by a Hook IS. Pea* *■ d E ill- filin g fa* of ona dollar and .HOLE COUNTY PUBLIC au.h claim or d*mand s o l so filed sh all ba void. HECORLH/a / Harvey l-tw ranie Wynn VIT.NRas toy na: I au 1 the /a G ladys Ball evabtraa 1 of laid Court at Sana. B lancas Ullaaoath TownU. Florida ttile l : U ua) of ■and .a. ISIS. As Eaa .utora of t.ie l^ at SAL) W ill and Taatamant of Arthur 11 Ue.Lv' J '. Jutlx* llolvDC IlgO N WYNN, | | ar ­ dacaaaad il/. L. T j n alaiiatrum. Daita A k ilu u a li Altoyaaya for Kstcutori hop k Darnittln l ’o»t Offlca Drawer HI® t U n Pint ItrfOl Hanford, Florida undo, Flflrlfl* J I N tl« w’ : l * I'uHlI.h Juno 11. II A July i. in - f «- r s* um!l t)*:, CW-ltU 1. Lost k FeuM dbr LOiT; Wallet conUintn^ tlriver's license, etc. C jsn Jle r Shsron J r. t0$ Magnolia. frgulurd brralJ Fri. July g. '63— Page 9 12. Real Ks'nlf For Sale 21. llrauty Saloaw CB home in desirable Ka­ 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 of 9t3.»0 cn 3 complete blocks, send, cement, rock, velina Park on a corner rooms of furniture. Call pipe, steel, grease traps, liuild • Paint * Repair TE 8-13U, Casselberry, col­ dry wells, stepping stones, | tree shaded lot. Full)- equip­ ped electric kitchen. Only lect. Miracle Concrete Co. Semi-Retired Carpenter 913,344. with just $373 down 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 bmall Repairs — Painting FREE ESTIMATE including all dosing ex­ Phone— FA 2 7963 Upholstering A M attress ren­ 91 per day rental for Elec* pense*. $92 per month in ovating. New k Used Furni. trie Carpet Shampooer with eludes eterything. k*5. dum bing Services lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. purchase of Blue Lustre.- ' Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Carroll's Furniture. PLUMBING FA 2-2117. Contracting Repairs POWER, Riding 24" Mower. FREE ESTIMATES X. Park 322 2120 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick A t condition. FA 28809. R. L HARVEY Service With the Cash. FA 2-3383 FUH )o u r best bu>, choose 204 Samord Ave. SUPER TRADING POST 36. Automobile** - Trucks Tee 'N Green Estate*. 3 A FA 2-0677. 4 Bedrooms. More space BUYING A NEW or ior >our money. 20th Street USED CART 31. Articles For Sale Wrst by .Mayfair Golf FINANCE IT WITH US t'lu m h in p & H u llin g Course. Open daily lld u o . Tents, tarp*. lockers, paint, * [>ow Interest Rates AIR CONDITIONING 322-2714 builders: LMN EN­ work clothes, Army •Navy♦ Low Monthly P aym ent! CONTRACT and REPAIR TERPRISES. INC. Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. FLORIDA STATE BANK AlR-CoDditlonlng • Kefrlgera- | tioo men nccilevl. W'c tram : jou. Toot* and equipment furnished. Write C.T. I. Box 33, e o Herald. 6. For Rent Stenstiom Realty NICELY (urntilled 3 Apartment. P rivate FA 2 U03. room hath. UNFURNISHED i ■bedroom bout*, kitchen equipped. Wall FA 2 JMt. LARGE 2 bedroom Trailer on U rge lake. Adult* only. Ph. FA 2-T3M. WORK CLEAN cool downitair Apartment*. Adulti. Ph. FA 2-UM. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m house. Large rooms. Wo a mo. FA 2-WU. STENSTROM RENTALS 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 BR, I bth kit. eqd *70 BR, neat k near 973 BR, 1 bth. (urn, nice 990 MH «y, m a d id Bring up a to w e l! One of our men BR. 1 bth, kit. cqd 9100 Has been •hot!" BR, 2 bth, Loch Arbor, 9133 12. R e a l E s t a t e F u r Kale BR, 1H bth, extra nice, 9123 6. For Kent BR, 2 bth, Ravenna P ark 3 A 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 9123 models on Highland at Ist. 9J3 Mo. 407' j W. 4 BR, 2 h bth with pool 9130 Longwood. Open daily 10;UU 4 BR, 2U bth, modern $163 HOUSE, 7 rooms and hath. to dark. 10 Minute* South 4 BR, 2U bth, executive, $223 Nice corner lot on Lake on 17-92 and West on Semi­ Mary, (or information call nole 1 block. If you arc looking (or ju it 322 6788. LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. the right home to lease or rent. It will pay you to BONUS RENTAL 82.695 to check with Stem trum 3 KDRM., kitchen equipped Neat 2 IIR home, fram e con­ Realty, Sanford's largest 910u a mo. and get IOUO TV struction on 103 by 11)3 lot. rental and property m an ­ stamps. FA 2-6t37. 9223 down and $30 per agement agency. I t will be month will make you the Nice unfurnished 3 bdrm. a pleaiure to aerve you. new owner. No Foolin. home. 2333 El Capitan Dr. FA 2-4180. Stenstrom Realty Stenstiom Realty FURN. Apt. FA 2 0617. Real E itate—Mortgages R E N T A BED 11’. N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Ravenna Park TA 27*93 Beds. Evenings By Day. Week, or $Ionth FA 2-3677 FA 2 3*29 FA 2-6360 CARROLLS FURNITURE FURNISHED 1 k 2 Bedroom Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. l i t St. Apartment. Newly decorat­ ed. Quesnel Apt. Apt. 7. 401 FURNISHED Apditment. AirCondilioned. Tile bath, terE. llth St. 322 8194. r a n o floors. Adults. Phone FA 2 2374. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, i l l FURN. Apt. 606 S. Park. W. FlrH St. 1 BEDROOM House furnidiVERY large 3 Bedroom ed. $30 per mo. 8 isli Home In Loch Arbor. |140 Laurel Phone NO 3 1962 or per month. FA 21301, NO 8 4814................................. FL'KN. 4 Itouni, 34. A rtidt* For Sale liARKIK El > BEAUTY NOOK WANTED reliable couple to READY MIX Concrete, win* * ItAVENXA I'AKK ll y N a d in t* S e l t / . e r Attractive 3 BK, tile hath com plete Scr. Eve. Appl's. take up monthly payments doer sills, lintels, ateps, SWEETIK PIE 3. FdiKstlon • Instruction 3 3.1. Furniture 111 N. Park $7750 Total Price FURNISHED or unfurnished ‘2 Bedroom Block Hu use. Low down payment. 2422 Uruugr Ave. St. .Johns Realty THE TIME TESTD FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. F a 2 6123 BY OWNER 3 liedrni. con­ crete block Home, shaded lot on beautiful lake. Ph. FA 2-209i> 1 1ltd room 2 BDRM. Furn. Garage Apt 317 E. 23th St. All Electric. 2 Large Lots. See Mrs. Fallen, 1st House S. of F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Club Diamond on 17 92. Clean and close m. Jim mie Cowan. 322-4013. : BEDROOM House unfurn­ ished. Kitchen equipped. $63 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen a mo. Limit 1 child. 2434 equipped. 973. FA 2 33U3. Cedar Ave. 2 BEDROOM furnished A part2 B E I) K () O M unfurnished menL FA 2-0641. House. Kitchen electrically FL'KN. Apt. 23U0 Melluiiville. equipped. FA 2-6630 after 6 p. m. 3 BR. 1 bath. $73 a mo. 3 BR. Hr bath. $63 a mo. 46- x 8' HOUSETRAILER, 2 Large 3 Br., 2 bath. Alr-cond. bedrooms; Adults only; $30. I t r t mo. month. FA 23tH9. 8:30 til 3 Br. 3 bath on lake. 9134 a 3:30. mo. FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m house. 2161 Palmetto. Call FA 2-0274. Rag. Real E state Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 2 BEDROOM block House. 963 a mo. F A 2 6838 TURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ le*. Available June 24th. 3 BEDROOMS, l'4 bath*. FA 23610. Large lot and children wel­ come. FA 2-36U). 1 BR. Fram e House. P artly furnished. N ear NAS. Not fancy but cheap root. $12.30 LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, air-condition. Lukaweek. FA 2 32t9, front. FA 28920 EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 P .rk ! 2 BEDROOM unfurnished FURNISHED apt , 1UB* W House. Kitchen equipped 9th 930 FA 26290 Near base. FA 2U366. Apt. Water furnished. A d­ ults. 323 (1389. ROSA L. PAYTON EFFICIENCY Apartment on 2 BEDROOM Duplex A part­ F irst St. Near 2 city tree ment. Kitchen equipped. No parking iota and shopping meter. 706 E. llth St. Ph. store*. No utility charges. FA 2-6o53 or FA 2 7622. Suitable lor couple or sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. 3 BR.. 3 bath, $150 00 mo. Available Store. 3 BR 2 hath. 9123 00 mo TURN. Apt. Close in. Phone Available Aug. 1st. FA 2 2604. JOHN E. FOX "CLEAN quiet Rooms'' The REALTOR Gables. FA 3-0720. Ph. 323 0313 1 BDRM. Furn. Apt. 933 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 EUiclcncy Apt. 93U Mo. up. Surplus CUy. 201 W. lit. Cicao ist flour apt. Private entrance. 1004 Palmetto. 322 2120 no JOHN E. FOX REALTOR N. Park Ave. 32J0339 RAVENNA PARK: air condi­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 16362 tioned, 3 b r . 2 bath, home, electric kitchen. Nice yard !7. Special Services and patio: S740. down. 3<)l FRIGIDAfKE Temple Br. FA 2 7723. Sales A Service G. 11. HIGH HUBER r A. WILLIAMS 1700 W. 1st St. Sanlord Realtor Ph. FA 2-3883 Raymond Lundipmt, A»so. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, (la. Hug Spray (VC-13) - FertiIlm. Cool *>iaile tree*. Low•a e -P h . FA 2-4244 down payment. 322 6835. 103 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. E. Jenkins Circle. TRFIE'S trimm ed, Deniossed 3 UR. Home. 2i>2 Laurel Dr. A removed. Reasonable. Ph. Good location, kite lieu FA 2 7664 equipped. Low down pay­ ment. Assume loan. A real TRACTOR work, mowing, saving Call FA 29472. discing, blade, scoop. 1’h. FA 27061. LOW Monthly payment*. 3 Bedrooms, den. 2 bath*, Piano Tuning and Repair central AlrCond Lake p ri­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 vileges. 112 Lake Minnie SIDEWALKS, driveways, p a­ Dr. FA 2 7819. tios etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322 3306. BARGAIN HUNTER This is it. S. Sanford. Near IILH. 3 Rooms A bath on nice shady lot, furnished SKWIXG MACHINE if wanted. Empty August SALES A SERVICE 2. Ail this (or 93800. Cull CALL FA l!-r*78;i 668-1801 Enterprise Be glad to show yuu inside A out WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS as Is. All Types and Sires BDRM. block house. 1349 We Repair and Service Douglas Ave. FA 2 6838. S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. FHA HOMES 207 W. 2nd St. F A 2 6132 We have an outstanding sel­ ection of 2. 3, and 4 bed­ SMITH Air-condition Refri­ room, I and 2 bath govern­ geration service. AU work ment owned homes In many guaranteed. Very reason­ of Sanford's Ix'tlcr residen­ able in price Day FA 2 7434 tial areas. Priced below Night FA 2 2069. market value, Iheso homes are completely remodeled inside and out. Down pay­ Mowing and edging, etc. Satments from $230, ami ufacLon guaranteed. Ph. monthly payments from $30 FA 2 1817. and up. For complete In­ formation see us today. SINGER LAWN SERVICE FA FA 2-2118 2-0648 323 0700 Sanford, Fla. H. U. DOPE CO., INC. 2oo ,vj Park Ave. FA 2-4334 322-2120 2!L A u to m o b ile S e rv ic e Auto Glass, Tops 15. Husinetm Opportunity A Sea' Cover* 2324 Park Dr. EXCLUSIVE Jobbing buslCHEAP. 3 Ihslroom House. ness (or Central FTa. owner. Near schools A churches. Must retire because of 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2SU32 Newly done. FA 2-0036. health. Ph. FA 2 6800. ALL WORK GUARANTEED BY OWNER. 3 Bedroom. 1 hath House tog palmetto 16. Female Help Wanted Ave, FA 2-1337. EXPERIENCED Operator* wanted. Single or double L O C H A RM O R needle machines. 402 Pecan Senivarik Glass and Paint Comfortable 3 lilt. 2 bath Company Ave. Sanford. home in beuulifu! Isich Ar­ 2tn Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 bor, for ju st 911,000 Only l'J. S itu atio n * W an ted $43o down and SIM) jx-r .12. F lo w er* - Shrub.-* month. Interested? Call to­ CHILDREN kept. FA 2-4182 GERIIA DAISIES Dutch Mill day. Child Care. FA 2-2274. Nursery, tipsaia ltd, Just off ginh St. * L t. III N. Park AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Ocean front A partm ent. Daytona Beach. FA 2-4058. Stenstiom Realty 111 N. Park 21. Beauty Saiona :i;i. Furniture SPECIAL 322 2120 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop You can find anything you Cold Wave $6 93 complete. Open evening by appt. need advertised in the Her­ 322 0834 ald by Sanford merchants. 318 Palmetto Ave. l *t-d furniture, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 1-irry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 2 4132 STENSTROM REALTY 1956 CHEV. 2 dr. HT. R. k !{, 323 2710. sewing need*, RAMBLER American. '38 Radio A Heater. Clean. 9330 MILADY’S SHOPPE FA 2-9367. Of fine F'abrics 106 S, Park Ave. OR TRADE: ** ton Inter, truck. Excellent tnech. and ALUMINUM F'urniture relire* and 3 x 8 It utility webbed cheaper than you trailer. FA 2 6782. can do it yourself. Bring it to the Furniture Center. '54 NINE pas*. Station wa­ 1HW F'rench Ave. gon. Good transportation. 9123 cash. 1915 Summerlin ZIG ZAC SEWING Ave. alter 3. MACHINE REPOSSF7SSKD due to un- 1936 BU1CK Special. 2 Door furlunale circumstance*. '63 sedan. Automatic, radio A model, perfect condition. heater. Extra clean, low Sews forward ami reverse, mileage. Reasonable. Ph, m ik es buttonhole*, >ews on FA 27156. buttons, embroiders A mon­ ogram s, darn* amt patches. 37. limits - Motors Assume 6 payments of $<100. FA 2 8627. IP DUN PHY Boat. 33 bp. Johnson electric, trailer, GARDEN Tiller. Nearly new. skit* A rope and other ex­ Reasonable. Ph. FA 2 8809 tra*. 9330. 322-9367. OKRA, wholesale. F'A 2-G838. Gateway To The Waterway $3.40 PER MONTH Robson Sporting Goods ASSUME paym ents on Singer Your EVINRUDE Dealer round bobbin Sewing Mj - 304 6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3881 rhinu equipped to sig rag and make button hoir*. SWAP. 23' Cabin Cruiser for With guarantee. Balance of sm aller fishing boat, Ph. 8 paym ents. FA 2-9411. 322 3114. HOLLERSolSANFORD 196.1 rilEV. CnnTrrtlhle, Equipped ... ...—_ — SAVE 1966 (T IE V . 4 Door. 8 Cyl.............................. .. ____1395 1959 C H EV. | Door V-8, A u to ., Power Btr, ____ 1195 DJ5S CH EV. 4 Door, V-8. A u la. - .................... ------- 895 1957 1937 1935 1956 CHEV. llljrk FORD FORI) 2 Door II. Top, Auto., Power MS 4 Door, Auto., Air Cond.......... . 595 4 Door, V-8, A u lo ............. .......................MS I Door Station Wagon .................... 395 SQUARE DEAL CARS 1961 1961 I960 195* 193* I960 1957 1955 1956 FORDGulaviv 1Door. II.Top, Aulo............... 1693 MEItCI l i t 4Door, Aulo., AirCond......... ....... . 1893 OLDS Convertible, Power, Air Cond. .... - - 1993 CMl-A . I Door lli-rayor, 6 UyL ........... 993 FORD Ton ta n llody .................... 893 FORD ' j Ton Pickup .... 893 OLDS I Door Aulo., power ■ 795 PONTIAC I Door, ............................. 293 INI FUN A I ION AL Ton Plrl.u» ________ 293 219 K. 2nd ST. 2303 PARK AVE. tfk d d io i SU M M ER SP E C IA L S 1895 til) Falcon Station 1095 51) Chevrolet Parkwood 1095 58 Fdsel Sedan $395 58 Chevrolet Itel Air $695 57 Chrysler Saratoga 795 5ti Chevrolet I Door $395 59 Rambler 795 til) Chrysler New Yorker 4 door, fully equipped, air conditioned. VYiigiifi. 4 door* rutltn iiu l h f i t i f , S tation h rutrr. W agon, autom atic, India k \o lo m tiiic lran*m i**ion, radio k hi-ater. 1 ilimir m l.ni, good lran -p m (ation, Homes Our Specialty COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE SALES ‘J. Fur Sale or Rent 2 BDRM house. 817 Catalina. LAKE MARY. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath house with lake privi­ 2 BR. House. Air-Condition­ leges. FA 2-7UM. er. Sale or rein uilh option to buy. FA 2 2289. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 bath. (Jorida room, patio, air-condition­ 1'INECRKST- 3 Bedruum*, 2 ed. In Loch Arbor. Phone hath*, Fla. room, built-in FA 2-8303. oven l range, lot E. Jeu kins Circle. 322-9557. For quality automobiles at low price* check the Herald 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath. Kit­ cLaaiiled pages where local chen equipped. 123 W Cute dealers adverd-a man Circle. P a itc .n i. your AUTO GLASS INSTALLED R. Beach Rental* HUTCHISON FOR Air-Cotulitioninpr Jim Hunt Realty .Stenstrom Realty Office Night SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS J e rry laird FA 2 3219 • IIOMF-S • LOTS • RENTALS • FARMS Mortgage Loans Commercial & R e s id e n tia l VA - FIIA • Conventional r*t iw r a a K a m s s — • MANAGEMENT • GROVES • ACREAGE • ( OMMKKt I AL 2 door hartllnp, radio a heater, aulo. Iran*., ponrr aleeriu g X brakra. I ilioir, *lraiglil Iran*., heater. FIRST C O M E - F I R S T SO LD ! 1940 DO DG E $30 EXCLUSIVE SALES AG KM'S RAVENNA PARK H IDYLI.WILDE fcCl'sTOM HLTLT HOMES OF DISTINITIOS'* 111 N. BARK AVE. RAVENNA PARK SALES O FFIC E: FA 2-7193 All Cars Sold With A 1-Year GW Warranty SeminoleCo.Motors 519 FA MRil I E. Firwt St., Sanford Winter i'urk Ml 7-2330 4 t *- �TOUR of l Soma time ago, women became tired of being called "housewives," which seemed to indicate th a t they w e n primarily concerned with a house, in favor of the word “ homemaker" which denotes a wider range of activity and responsibility. W hat is your choice, Mrs. Home­ maker? Three or four bedrooms, two baths or more? Air-conditioning? Central heating? Near schools? Splitlevel? Or would you like to have a home of your own design built on a lot of your own? Builders advertising on this page can fit right in with your plans, with ono of the models they have com- While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. plcted for Tour inspection or one of your own choice. Kingswood Builders has homes in Suniand and a t the new Green briar of Loch Arbor. LMN Enterprise* offers you Tee ’N Green Estates west of Sanford or Lake YVayman Estates, near lyingwood. Shoemaker Construction Co. has lovely homes in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor and Ravenna Park. Cavalcade of Homes can l»c seen a t Country Club Heights south of Iy»ke Mary and west of Five Points. Use the handy map to find your way to the*e choice homes. C o u n tr y C lu b H o a d GR££.N*BRIAR of 25th loch arbor Btroot Give vour child the pleasure of walking lo school. .1 & I bed rooms - central heat - air conditioning optional. Models open daily 10 to dark. Sales Office - Highland Avenue Builders: L M N Enterprises. Inc. Longvool School If you have homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour Of LAKZ YfAXMAH H2I3HTB Homes floslnolt Blvl and Real Estate Page — CALL FA 2-5612 FOR IN F O R M A T IO N BUILDERS — If you h;oe REA LT O R S! homes, acreage, Priced from *11.600. .1 & t bedrooms groves, rentals — advertise on central our weekly Tour of Homes page! heal - air conditioning optional Models open daily -11:00 to 6:00 Sales office • I'psala Road • 322-2711 Builders: L M N Enterprises FOR INFORMATION 12 Exciting Models On Display 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS /Mm J € IN ASTRONAUT CHAT OR Immediate Occupancy ANY OTHER — YOU'LL AGKEB THAT THESE HOMES ARE TOPS IN QUALITY AND DESIGN I 30 YEAR m tL F.H.A. Financing Vow Down Payments l No Closing Costs MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC This nttructive 3 bedroom, 11* bath home of modern colonial design, lo­ cated at 3fti» Satsuma Drive, was recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Ilrorup. Mr. Brorup i> staff manager of the Interstate Life and Acci­ dent Insurance t o. Features include a heating svslem, GK water heater, Venetian blinds and fully equipped all-electric kitchen. I,<H>k For These Modern Features • Central Heat & Air Conditioning • Sidewalks • Street Lights Situated In desirable Idyll­ wilde. this spacious I bed­ room. 2 tt.it h home of con­ temporary design is a perfect mutch for the large family. Loaded with luxury features, such as a dream kitchen and central air conditioning and heat, this home can lie yours for SJ.I.noo, |o f i|f,Mri will move you in. Open daily. See • Sewer & Water • B eautifully landscaped High A Dry l-ols • Many Other Outstanding Features • Out Of The Flight Pattern it hium * I . if South on 17-92 to t t »» Y U O LH SU l C O N S T R U C T IO N COM PANY CADE OF HOMES SH.N.H t 11 W. 2.7th ST. DIAL FA 2 3103 SALES OFFICE - STENSTKOM REALTY - SALES AdENTS ✓ T r ■t M i - •YTT*i DIAL FA 2d �•^^ ' 0 Mat! patron* of the San­ ford pot! office may b« re ­ ceiving v is it icorchH and parched p ee r* of mail next day or *o. \ mail truck caught f re Sunday on the way into town from the North. Bob Be.**erer and Everett K err would like the reading public to know Seminole Memorial Ifoipital and Mayfair Ins arc "in the downtown Sanford are a" and were fly£ Ing the American flag Fourth ™ of July. That old hole-y and torn f ia ; still is flying at the courthouse. And the one at police hq could use the ser­ vice* of a seamstress. • • • Last Kiwani* meeting bad an international flavor: Guests includes! Father Louis Donlevy, of Galway Ireland. £ and I'w e Koenig. German exriiange student. County To Study Recreation Program £ 5- C2> VOL. 53 a. * oya tx Seminole Committee Will Join State In Long Range Planning 5 >cUttmil liimun WEATHER: Partly cloudy throujrh Tuesday; widely scattered afternoon showers. High in 90s: low in To*. United Pres* Le-u-cd Wirs N<>. 7 5 0 Established 1908 MON.. JULY 8. 19t»:t SANFORD. FLORIDA - University Site Deadline Set Aug. 10 JFK Decision On Railroad Strike Near Seminole County ssill move this evening to join the State o f Florida in an overall pro* r*,n ,,f Ions range planning to enlarge ncreational facil­ ities for residents and visitThe Slate has been conduct­ ing a statewide study since 19*51. with * special Govcrnorapputnted commute*' The Countv will commence this evening to join th a t study when the newly appointed county rc.rvational planning cum m itbe holds its initial anil organisational meeting with the County Commission ■* the Courthouse. Among other* of the State commiitee’s long range plans ta to acquit** thousands of a* re* of land along the upper St. Johns River, from its head » a t r* below tjik e Helen I’d a irt. n«ur Melbourne, to tavke Harney, which border* on Seminole County. William Kidd, clmitman of the Governor's »:ate commit­ tee. in a TV interview S at­ urday- evening. I spotted the State hopes, with i'.s overall progt am. including the St. Johns River development as a recreational area, to increa*e the Slate's tourist attraction from to million an ­ nually a t prrsent to 30 mil­ lion by the year 2 .000. Deadline for submitting WASHINGTON IT U _ proposed sites so Seminole The Kennedy administration County for a new state uni­ appeared t lay to be nearing versity has been fixed at a derisipti tin w'-cthcr to j*k Aug. 10. It was reported today Congress for legislation to by Gen J C Hutchison, prevent a natumw !c rai'.roid JIM CROWE chairm an of the County Com­ strike. mission. Ida playground*. Labor Secretary W. Wil­ J. B Culpepper, executive Emphasis will be la ij tu lard Wirtr planned to report director of the State Board of pre»ent nsrrvational facilities j to Pi N - toilav Control, has requested the • * • ' on rcjectl m by the five opetit attra c t new industry to F irst 12 finalists in the Miss Beard of County Commission­ , rating rad un as of his last the area but to divorce theie ers to accept the respondFlam e contest were Sharon . d i t c h proposal for averting industries from the recreation­ Leary. Carla Lommler.Nan­bllity of working with the a walkout at 12:01 a m , al area* in tha: the two will cy Porter. Sandy Getman. Board of Control in the se­ 1 1 EDT. Thursday lection of sites for the uni­ P at Mackall, Charlotte San­ not conflict. Kidd, in hi* TV Presumably their disci*d ers. Janice Russell, Joan versity to be located in Cast program, pointed out the in­ i lion will cent* r on the quesCentral Florida. Jone*. Nancy Swenson, Marla dustrial contamination of A tion whc'.hrr to a*k Congress "The Board, of eourse,” Jones. Candt Condor and Bnbl-ake Apopka, a major prob­ to strp into the dispute by I50AT SHEDS were blown down ami Jimmy Lappin'* house boat was sunk 9 bie Watkins. Next elimination General Hutchison said, "is lem at the- moment. e m e tm t a law to require when a small twister struck the Monroe Harbor Marina across Lake Mon­ • • • narrowed the field to Sharon. very pleased to accept this compulsory arbitration of the roe Sunday afternoon for the second time in aUmt a month. It was third C arla. Charlotte. Janice Mar­ responsibility." issues inv<ived Purpo.e will he to induce within the last two months. Several boats were damaged. One ro* f was The Chamber of Commerce la and Bobbie, with the three The railroads plan to put industry th at plentiful recrea­ blown across Highway 17-92. At the upper right above another roof is lin a iu ts being Janice, first; ha* been directing the cam­ new work rules, wrtich would tional facilities and srea* are shown resting atop five or six boats. (Herald l ’h oto) » * * Charlotte, second, and Bob- paign to have the East Cen­ elim inate yobs up to 37,000 available for their employes b*«, third. tral Florida university locat­ firemen. Into effect Thursday. Kidd pointid nut the St. in their free time. • • • ed in Seminole County but The unions have announced ^ John* development will pra­ Although Seminole County. ttle* will .< on strike if the vide the he«t duck hunting, a* < whole, is without the <5. Andrew Speer, president, the State Board of Control new work rub * are applied th . be*t fishing in the world, I ranga of the upper St. John* and Dr. John Darby', vice has indicated it prefers to Wirtg *a.d Sun lay that he along with major atttraction* River development as a recreg president, represented the lo­ work with rle c te l officials, was "bitter y .lisappointe*!" for other hunting, boating and ati.mal area, it ts extreme­ cal Ktwams Club at the in­ preferably hoards of county X .1........ns NAS » hy the un n* rejccli n of hi* . like recreational facilities, ternational convention last commissioners ly interested in that Governor injured when hi* motorweek at Atlantic City. N J ey*‘le jumped t r curbing ami su i.csticn for a settlement ' It will 1^ the county rec Fsrrt* Itryani vva* schr*lutrd Manag;mrnt • • • General Hutchison request re;i:es ntaiivrs r.-itional committee's sun to to.lay to name the five comST. PETERSBURG ( t'I 'D - tin .!. a car marked ill a drive- .-.! accept. I the government join with the overall long im*,mner* for the newly leged the Chamber to continue* A small tornado touched Police and sheriffs depart­ way ut l i t Garrison Drive, range program of the State tdste.l St, John* • Indian Riv­ m ent heaved a big sigh today: working with the county to- down across Lake Monroe —- Stut* Senator John E Country- Club Manor, at & plan. to provide year-round recre­ er Canal District, designed to A safe and sane and quiet ward getting the university Sunday, uprooted trees and Mathew s Jr., and House p. m. Sunday, police reported ational activities, not only promote the new inland walong Fourth of July week­ and the cham ber agreed to disappeared quickly. Nobody Speaker Mallory Horn* have Uday. was hurt. along the St, John* River torday from Sanford ta th r !x-cn V 'drd th e nu>»t v a lu ab le end here; nothing more than do so. Gary C. Han-m»nd*. w ho Is The Highway Patrol said litem U -rs o f the 19.-J F lo rid a and Lake M mroc, but in uth- Atlantic Ocean. routine complaints, reports "We wou'd like to have the he.ng tie.ite.I ut thr Sanford «r endeavors. All lines of When this waterway I* ac­ £ and investigations. Three per­ offering of a* many sites as the twisier <lid some mild L t-g itla lu ie . NAS dispensary, ws* charged NEW GRLEANo iLTSi — • i-.*rts will b.- planned fe r complish:-.!, the ?*!. J**h**? will son* reported m inrng. two povsibW to submit to th<C dam sce to host shr*t« at the i wun iaiiuic t*» control his vewho left for the grocery only Board of Control," f « i ■*Gvo- Menr*ie *».*« ba»n T'*e h* r* ,.. t '« > Ml Will be Binsi.-nrd at Department store sales in ,he active xjMrismsn and b« a navigable water traffic M tc d j t the pn.nt most soiitlienstam tueti.'p.di* spoitsvvouian and also for the rou'e from the ocean a t Jack ­ One returned. eral Hutchison, "and t lyonr tin it I I in. Friday in rity ...uiU HT. LOUIS. Mo* |L P I» A tan arras, including three on-b-oker*. • • • who has such a site to offer where he St. John* River sonville, through I'alatka. runs «e.t of Lake Msnro*, crowd* ■ (.us with pais- "■**. F lo i. la u r n , ate running The long range program Sanford and to the o. ran in City M anager Pete Know is requested to forward in­ «h» hil » ahead of Inst year, the New will m cl.de added facilities the vicinity of Maytown. It formation regarding th u site I T ie tin shed* which protect ' Undm* le»*experiment atRailroad the hoatr were "tw i.trd •»'"* *nJ P,U"«H Routine business, including Orleans Federal Reserve Hank for picnicking, swimming, not only will open a sra'.rr Ave., W. First Street and as soon a* possible arounl a hit,” the patrol 4 embankment Sun- I w*» alcoholic beverage rr- irpnrtrd. golfing, tt-iini* . . . anything way for pies urn rra ft but Deadline for submitting Oak Avenue may have help­ u*ie killui<l. and juuir U u u H ire *ui>. Tlifvr quasta. will iK-rupy Ui.- City Only llirininghaui, Ala., re- ai ,1 everything tha will draw alsa for rommrrcial barge ed some . . . but sandbag­ these sites to the Hoard of « m| s«fl*i j 'j Vk« I • ||| j Is! 1**1. damaged. • ..mmis.iun in tegular **-a»i»n ported a decline, the bank the Florida residents and tha traffic ging the southbound traffic Control is Aug. l« and it is «t S tonight. sai l in a weekend report. northern visitors ta U* F larThis Sanford - ocean water* at West F irst still hasn't giv­ im perative that these site* f>e submitted to the Board en him the answer. There K U TALLAHASSEE tU I'li are some teeriffick traffic of County Commissioner* not More than 5u» high seh*.ol snarls there . . and the State later than Aug HI *o that l a k e '■«>•* from m o u n d Florida Road Department «u>s ‘ no they can be forwarded to JESSUP wera heie today for their antraffic light.” the Board of Control in plen­ nuul Hoy's SGitr, aimed at • • • ty of time to meet its dead giving them a first-hand look line.” Speaking of traffic, the at s t i f l e government. northbound cars and trucks To dale, tt site* have been on Myrtle Avenue onto Semi- submitted in Seminole County , a tThe no-1- IXtr note Boulevard are increas- with a feasibility study hy till! 11 I I I — WASHINGTON f l'l'l* — “ ing in number . . . maybe the First Research Corpora- I’eople'* Radicals party brl.l there should be a STOP sign t.on. Miami, recommending a strung lea,I to*luy in orderly Tieasury Secretary D**uglas at ti>e lake front, huh? two of these 11 However. Xrgentine elections which ap- Dillon prci|ict*-*l Sumlay that General Hutchison said the pearrtl to S e t back follower* tho Jlousn XXuys A Means People worrier when the Hoard of Control desires sll of ex dictator Juan l> IVron Coinoiittou would will*- a sa t­ sewage disposal plant w.ll site* suggestions fe forwarded Dr A rturo IIIiw. .* *5 yr»r- isfactory tav-eut bill tlial STA get into operation . . VSell. to the state hoard •dd country d etor running on would be enacted b) LoilgIVss it won't be long now " There the I’eople's Itudi- al ti« ket. befoie ailjoui nuieiil. a -e not t°o many people who In offering a site. 1* is re­ took a lonuiiuriding lead in know the hours and hours am! quested tha! the following in­ the lli-nuin president! d race. hour* of extra (not really hi* formation and m aterial lie The president i« rlr- te*t InMIAMI I l l ' l l Die (o a s t I Job| time that Pete Knowles submitted to tie County t mu ■lires-tly Sy an electoral «•>!■ Guanl said t***fsy it had re ­ has put into that bit of high ■nbiion: ceived a message from a Navylege. ly technical construction since XXilh "2.711 of \rgentiniC* task for. a searching for the Provide county map show­ bit- contractor faded out of ing location of site «opp!)‘ 1*1.19*5 pierim tx t,-|»ort*d. un­ vessel "mi'Hoy, musing for the picture . . . Actually, it legal or otiK-r description, official r« turns gave Him six days with 4n al* aid, that is a tribute to the engineer with enough detail to iden IJOrt.-dUS V o t e s Dr. t'w a r (lie ship apparently swamped ing skill of the city manager tify silr. stale approxiuutc Alende, trailer of an tnlrun-l- . or hroka up 11 a reef "w ith that the project has done a* acraege; list owner ts i; give gent radii .,1 faction, had !,1,-' no survivors.' well as it has. estim ated e***t of acqui«iti*)n gll2.fl.’ I ami Gen IVdro X-a-n• • • an*l indicate w briber all or bill ii, former piovidnnal preS u itM tle s C O C O /k Du yuu suppose., nos that any part ol the site might sident. I.IIU.C.II. SAIGON. Viet Nam (U I'D the palms wc*t of the park be donated free of charge, - South \n*t Nani'* must rmLAKE I i D ing lot” used by Suns- Ma­ and m d'cate whether clear I I , , , v i/v /i , v , ineni writer. Nguyi-n Tu»ng f> o /r tS E t r lO K C p O rtC T chine and Supply have been title, mclul-ng mineral rights.! ^H C r O . . . I’sni, 58, committed suicide taken out—well partly so— is nr can be provided Q n V a C O tiO fl today us a political protest that the firm will "go the Those individuals or group* • r> Vacation lime is her.- and " n Ul* «,f bia trial for alnext mile” and clean up that proposing site for the new L A KE unsightly accumulation of I university are to submit bra while Bear l.akr-Forest City •'K*'1 rompllcily in the aiasrliv e 19*111 coup again st I'rcsi"Junk” on the lot . . . ehures setting forth trie re r«p*irlpr Xlrv Alan (Shirley) deiit Ngu Dltdi Diem. Sure w o u l d help the ap­ suit* of the application id Wentworth iv on vacation this pearance of our " m a i n certain criteria for site se­ month. Mrs Holiert (Elsie) Kowalvkl will aer(-|it news I'liin Heard stem " Remind me to speak lection. GENEVA (L 'i'lj - Unite*! about that in Orville Touch The deadline for receiving for Ihe arra LAKE Mr* K<rwai*ki may la* con Nations Secretary General b>n ihese brochures, which arc to M A S U IN i r o * be transm itted through the (acted at her home at 3333 I bant met informally Sunday t« O t/3 p A W EAU An ad in your favorite County Commlstion to the ex Shirley• Drive, Rear Lake, or with UN officials and heard by plume at H .7A 2175 drtAils of the A tm an nations' ecutive director of the Board new spaper that offered a 6 ALL»t plan* to try expel South , ,. . house for tale brought 2u of Control, is Oct. 7. These Africa and I'ortugal from the lookers real quick like . . . brochures snould t.- in the B i i r K o h l j c d SA * 0 * AS Rurglars stole an undrtrr- I lilted Nations, i n ( o r m • d And the first one there hands of tiie County Commis­ L»( LAKE' bought it. we hear . . . Good sioners not later than Oct. 1. fined amount of cash from a source* saui. juke b*>i and cigarette exam ple of the ' ‘pulling pow-1 Information regarding the e r ” of your Sanford Herald. criteria for site selection may chine at the Cut Rule la-er s S t a t e Toll :M he procured from tlu- o/lice garden, t i l l West 13th Street, MIAMI (LTD Accidents ' Sunday, police said today. of Clerk of Court • tanned at teavt 1 | lives III Florida over the holiday peMayor t.ee Gary, of Ovinlo, i rod that started at ti p. m. proudly reporta that flax* wera flying a t half of th* HOUSTON Tcs UPlj — Discussion of p(o|M„ed near Wednesday and cndi-i ak mid­ homes in town on the Fourth Astronaut John G enn h at polling ptac* s with Mrs. Cam- night last nigliL Jlftcen pc-roou* liiownxd. I t of July. He reminds residents his "han*D full” with the oa- illas Bruce, supervisor of regI . ■ - . A. 'h a t flax* are still avallabla turn's space program and iatratlon, will highlight Tues- dle<l on tl.e highways slid fiv# day's C o u n t y f i * killed In n -.ut fo r purchase a t the city hall has no plans to run l**r the drum clerk Mr*. Dot Courier. 1Senate from Ohio. j Uireting. ! occidenka* Twister Hits Marina On Lake Monroe m w A... BRIEFS Navy M an Hurt On Motorcycle Most Valuable Florid □ Store Sales Increase Houtinu Session Moderate Holds Plurality In Argentine Vote . .i n Boy’s State On LJ y ' ,ks‘ Y T Tax Cut Seen 0 Ship Hejiui't CO Writer o Bolling Places (ilenn Says No i way will tia into th* uppe* St. Johns development, per. mit:ing boa: traffic to proce**d inland up or lawn tha river for the v»hy first tim.*. Local promoter* of the ca:a! are convinced it wilt be an economic bo»n for Svn-. '-d. not on'y in commercial x rjtrr traffic hut in plcasu*-* boat traffic. Kidd m s s I . i* m l in his TX In t’rv.iw- tha* a major problem f i r tMa a "to, from Sunfort! along the St. Johns to t^ k e llsuivy a- i beyond, cvnfron'a hi* commit­ tee and all other* intorcsted in th* long range recreational ;r-)g*an*. Shall! s s • >'. R. tJiu ii t row*. local fishing camp operator a id i member of Seminole County's newly appointed recntvtlon *1 long range planning commit* fee mee.ing tonight, ha* be*.x notified that shad fishinr in th,- tea*on ju*t recently do***l was up 22 per cent “in eft r t over these for th* pi<vtoga x-oron." I’aul R. Nichols, chief of on» of the top burswus of th* Fish ami Wildlife Service. IT. S. Department of the !nt.*rior( under date of July I. f insrsn!t*l this letter, in p a rt, t» Crowe: “Th* St. Johns Rivor shad sport fiihery continue* to b« our best fishery for this spe­ cies on the* A tlantic coa.t. During th* 19*53 season, the •portsmen took an estim ated*1 vrr-rai* 73.12.’> shad in 9.1*9 boai;-.l*;,-*.j This was in increase of t l j per ecu’. In number of fish caught and 22 per cent In *f«j fort over those for the pre­ vious season. H is increase wa* largely due to tha ^evclJ opment of a productive fish­ ery in the tiuper river ha* n, which took an estim ated k2.« 3.V) fish in 1.7JO boat-day*. In view of th# nropoaed fiosd control devclopmsr: In the vitr* por river basin, this is a sig* nificant finding, since p rtv i. out studies did tiot Indicate the utilisation of th.s '•*! of river by th* sp irt fishery ** KId)! stated dams, forks and wrlrs would be «nn. structrd In the upper St. John*, ta tie Iw with the Central and Southern Flor­ id* flood control program, ron-lituting a major threat to Ihe «had fishing. • a • Nichols' letter to Crowe rontinuei: “ For your inform a­ tion attached is a ropy of th» preliminary report uf our finding* on the upper river basin sport fishery and tha utilization of the* area hy ihe.! for spawning. We plan to sample the area in August to determine the utilitation of this section of river by shad for nuriery grounds.” Nichols' preliminary report dealt mostly with tho upper St. Johns south of Highway 50. Vlicrc were minor report* of *h*d egg collection* north of highway 30, South of highway 4*5 bridge, and a mile north of Lake Harney at the old railroad tr>*tl*. NV.'lud** letter to Craw a concluded w:th a report of progrtw* studies ill ihe N orth­ east t'rnn*)Ivania. Xlarylaml mid New Voik. and tha tran s­ planting of shud r :gs to tha F a il Coast front the Colum­ bia U ner on the West Coast. * * * Nichols concluded “ XXa hope to get ataiut 0 million egg* from the Columbia by July I *>, So far. ha.clii' g has been rxrrptlui ally g-n-L In 18*3. the run* *»rr*> estsblished on the West I o sst through an egg transplanta­ tion program, and now * , t i t attem pting to rever*«* the * tuation.” Nichols is chief of the ana. •Iromous fisheries program, biologic*! laboratory, bureau of coinmertial fltherie*. Fish and W'lldllfi* Service, II. 8. Deparlment of th* Iniariur. a t Beaufort, N t'. Ill* preliminary report sta t­ ed th a t shad spawn through­ out th* e rr# from one mile n o r h of Lake Harney upatream to one mile south of Sawgra*! Lake. Most spawn­ ing occurred between Star# Htghwa)* Id and &2u bridge#, with aa many as 10.POO egg* taken p*r sample. No spawn­ ing took pla, • south »f L ike Faina* l l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 05, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 05, 1963. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bf50b9fb129c8fd68bc273199ec6a9a2.pdf 000a3024b1590c61a1b7fc6aea998d15 PDF Text Text Wlww 11,MS people win die la traffic accidents this year unless m r y other motorist do jroar part to a i k i oar highway* You moot drive safely, and you nu*t insist that tho memben of your faaiily do no. Make aura you use the rules of aafo driving . . . Don't wait for the anguish of a sobbing voice; “1 killed somebody!’' Professional driving lessons cost little a fraction of the coot of an accident, a charge of "involuntary manslaughter”, Over 41,90© people died la traffic last year. The National Safety Council reports traffic takes more lives in one year than did the Korean War. Why afl this daughter on our highways? Inconsideration. Excessive Spaed. Neglect of safe drivlag rules. These are the reasons. Your courtesy and consideration on the road will save lives. Tear car is a lethal weapon more dangerous than a gun. Only you You can be a safe driver if you use courtesy and safe driving rules. Slay alert and stay alive! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE il FOLLOWING C IV IC M INDED BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL FIRMS * a Ford • Falcon - Thunderbird Ford Trucks Strickland - Morrison Incorporated Chevrolet • Corvair • Cadillac Oldamobile HOLLER Motor Soles Co. 308 E. 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Delicious Fresh Milk From STEINMEYER Sanford Auto Parts, Inc. » | ! �% 1 ^ 1 - iy - Sanford Joins Nation In Bell Ringing Ceremony Bulletin *9 7 5 *’ m oocow (U m -8 w M F in t ®lu> g>auforb ifm ttii John Adams Started It For Fourth whan you war* a kid and the only thought for WEATHER: Scattered afternoon thowers today and Friday; high 88-92; low in 70a.__________________ the F o n th of in ly waa to bo ■ ft op and out early to ahoot off agreement aw a VOI- S3 United Pres* loosed Wire Established It®® TIIURS., JULY 4, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 748 your firecrackers? And than fleer test ban. anxiously await for dark for waa m w ap to the sparklers and Roman candles and sky rockets? Not I 's i M Press Iota re* Bows) minute* beginning at 1 p. in.) an inkling of a thought for Across the land, they foW In the tradition of their the true purpose of the holi­ forefathers. Americans cele­ lowed the dictate of Joha day. brated Independence Day to- Adams who wrote his wifa « s e a the pealing of bells. on the first Independence Of course, wa doubt if Eng­ Day In 1776 that the Fourth plcnio and (In Sanford Major Tain of July should be celebrated land is celebrating our holiday today. McDonald appealed to all by the ringing of belli "from rrildenta of the city and one end of this continent ta • • a county to join in the ipirlt of the other, from this time fore Did you know those '‘In­ the celebration with the ring- ward forevermore." diana" who dumped the tea in BUENOS AIRES. Argentina inn of church belli for four The theme of this year*# Boston Harbor really were holiday is "L et Freedom Masons They convened lodge, (DPI)—President Jose Marla Ring." recessed, donned their "w ar Guido called in military leadThousands upon thousands paint," had their "tea party" ere today in an attempt to of cars took to the highways and returned to lodge. That head off chaos in national elections which followers of at the start of the mid-sum* waa Dae. 16, 1773. ousted dictator Juan D. i’eron mer 103-hour holiday and tha • • • have announced they will accident toll edged upward This will give yon ju st an boycott. The elections are during the opening hours. inkling of,the freedom wo en­ scheduled for Sunday. A United l'rvsa Internation­ joy. During WW II residents The National P o p u l a r al count at 5:30 a. m. EDT in Algeria and Franch Moroc­ Front, a powerful coalition of United Press International showed that a t least 15 per­ co had to obtain passes to pro­ the. Peronist Popular Union Negroes in several cities sons had been killed In trafceed 10 or more miles from and the radical intransigent* were expected to use Inde­ flee accidents since 6 p. m. home. And they never could of deposed President Arturo rrrrrrr pendence Day a* a setting local time Wednesday when understand why H is not Frondiii, announced Wednes­ fur segregation protest de­ the king weekend begs*. accessary for us to obtain a day night it would abstain The breakdown: monstrations. passport to proceed from from voting because of a tt A m a n meeting wss sche- Traffic Florida to Georgia or Ala­ government decree disquali­ 1 , in Danville, Vs., where Drowning* bama. To them it waa Just not fying some of its [ • a civil rights leader urged Boating understandabla that wa can electors. • Negroes Wednesday lo test Planes jr r r r r r travsl at will through theae Vicente Solano Lima, coali­ 4 a federal court Injunction Fireworks United 8tatca and our poa- tion presidential nominee, • against unruly demonstra­ Miscellaneous sessions without passports. had been considered L._ Total 14 tions. • e e strongest candidate in the At Savannah, (5a., city at­ The National Safety Coun­ Our abroad and third Presi­ race, although none of l torney Aaron Kravltch told cil predicted that between 550 dents, John Adams and Thom­ four leading candidates city council that Negroes and 65o persona—a record for as Jefferson, died on tha asms pcared capable of winning • planned a demonstration at a four-day Fourth of July day, July 4, 1828. Savannah Beach, crowxlcd —would die before the end of majority. • a a with holiday vacationers. Ne­ tha holiday period Sunday a t Lima was reported to L. Ring those balla today! U the personal choice of Peron, gro leader llosea Williams midnight. will make you feel good and currently living In exilo in said Wednesday night demon­ In Milwaukee, Wii., an oldwill impressively recall that Madrid. strations would resume since fashion circus parade was tha thousands and thousands negotiations with city offi­ planned that could turn out In Argentina, the president to be the biggest of them alL cials had broken down. • f war dead did not die in is not elected by direct pop­ rain. Tiie National Education As­ Rlngting Brothers and Barnular vote but through a 476 sociation (XKA) convention urn and Bailey, using eld • a a member electoral c o l l e g e in Detroit braced for fire­ hand wagons and caged ani­ scheduled to meet July 31 In Gen. George Washington, works today on a- motion to mal wagons from the Circus heading a force of Virginians, the various provincial capi­ form study groups to (aclll- World. Museum in B irabao, was sent July 3, 1754, to tha tals. lata desegregation w i t h i n Wis., was performing ( o r i s Forlu of. th a.O h io (Pitta- , .The peronist decision to crowd that was expected to the NEA. boycott elections followed the burgh). It waa Washington's Southern delegatr* were re­ number in the thousands, In­ first battle. Ila later surrend­ government ban on presi­ ported planning delaying tac­ cluding the family of presi­ ered to the French a t FVrt dential candidate Dr. Raul tics to keep the Issue from dential Press Secretary TierNecessity; marking tha begin- Matera, a Peronist* who spill re Salinger. being brought to a vote. with his colleagues and en­ ing of the French and In­ In Chicago, the NAACP WASHINGTON (U PI) — tered the race as a Christian dian War. The often discussed hut on Wrdnrsda.v afternoon wna planned to climax Its 54th BERLIN (UPI) - Soviet man and Soviet peoples," he President Kennedy has sent Democrat Monday night. • • e long delayed action of hiring pumping 4US) gallons per annual convention with a huge Premier Nikita S. Khruxh-' said. his thanks to Its** Italian gov­ On July 4. 1770. the Declar­ Independence Day "m arch an assistant police chief fur minute. chev flew home to Moscow "Our forces are invisible.” ation of Independence of the ernment for It* "generous" today, lie had Issued here a "Let the West know that, offer to contribute Use marble tho Town of Altamonte Brown eaid the water had for freedom" through the United State* of America, as downtown section of the city. drafted by Thomas Jefferson, new call for Communist un- <arid let them not atick their [or use in the proposed Na­ Spring* highlighted the rou­ no sulphur r. ntent and ap- A turnout o( more than 50,was adopted and signed by Ily and a warning for the nosea Into the East s affairs," tional Cultural Center here. tine meeting of thn Town licarrd to be o( exceptional 000 person* was expected. LONDON (U PI) - Prim# John Hancock a* president of Council Wednesday night. We-t "not hi stick its nose ! Khrushchev said. quality. Minister Harold Macmillan, Congress. Other signatures More Payments Hired wut Hu** Milne, who tie ended wiih a renewed into (lie East's affair*" Most of the lime in the near battling to restore Conserva­ were added Aug. 2 and later. A tornado-type *to nn hit WASHINGTON (U PI) — is to begin work immediately. tive party prestige under­ call (or unity ut all Commun­ Khrushchev took off from three-hour session waa spent The original is on display at the Osteen section Wednes­ The Federal Reserve Hoard Hi* appointment, suggested mined by the Profumo scan­ the Library of Congress, in day a t about 3:40 p.m., up­ East Berlin's Schocnefeid air­ ist nations behind the flag of said Wednesday consumer in­ by Mayor Lawtrnc* Swofford, in discussion with Harold "Around Ute Clock" la dal, (seed new tests today id Washington. rooting trees, ripping th» roof port at 5:18 a. m. KPT, con­ Marx and Lenin. stallment credit rose $131 mil­ was unanimously approved by Itadeliffe, president of Ulacu Wednesday's Herald men­ two parliamentary by-elec­ • • * off cne house and damaging cluding a six-day visit lo Thousands of people lined lion in May, largely due to a Councilincn Keith Nixon and Engineering Co., un detail* tioned a "chewing gum tion*. The first tariff act became an unoccupied trailer. the streets of Berlin lo see $214 million increase oscr Don Fritch, only other mem­ of financing and puyment a r­ bandit" taking cartons af East Germany. Political observers said th# law July 4, 1789. April in automobile loans. Part of the roof of the home bers of the hoard present for rangement* for the water gum snd rough drops from best the Conservatives coutd He wa* seen off by East Khrushchev on his way to • • a of Robert Miller was blown the regular first Wednesday system. Hair's Gulf servlre station. hope for would be a strong German Communist boss Wal­ the airport at the end of his meeting. Construction on the Balti­ off, hurled back around and ler Ulbricht snd the entire visit. A renulutkn un* passed A Juvenile telephoned po­ second place silowing in tho A. C. Brown, town superin­ authorizing tile Iso row ing of lice Wednesday night and two districts, Deptfurd and more A Ohio Railroad, tha slummed Into the side of his Ea.it German Politburo. ATLANTA (U l'l) — Geor­ gia'* infnmou* rock quarry tendent and inspector of eon- $350,000 from the Cummer- admitted the burglary, nam­ West Bromwich. first iron railroad in the house, A huge oak tree at In a free-swinging farewell prison for ineoorlgildet at struction cf Urn new muni- tii,| ,tullk „ f w inter Park and ing another boy. Noth were United States, wss started on the home cf J. 8. Peter-on speech, Khrushchev said the The worst would be to fin­ was blown down, and the Communist wail separating JulyU, 1828. Buford, the end of the line cipnl witter system, reported the issuance of a promissory released to their parents ish third behind tha Liberal • • • trailer of Ann Stevens wus East Berlin from West Ber­ for troublesome prisoners t h a t the first well wa* note for rrpuyment of the pending juvenile court ac­ party. since it wa* built a dozen brought in late Tuesday after­ loan. Motion also vvu* ap­ tion. The Independent Treasury damaged. A tenant wus to lin "has shut out the wolf." Today's hy-elcction* were M ARIW W (l P I' — V Act became law July 4, into. have mntril into it todiiy, ac­ "The iairdt-r is closed now," husky life term convict shot years ago, will be closed next noon at a depth of 572 feet. proved (or tires puyment of occasioned by the death of It was the Democratic substi­ cording to Mrs. Clarence lie said. "In the past the two deputies lo death today week. Specification*, which he saul current hill* fur construction Hack Scat two Labor party members of tute for a central bank, pro­ Snyder, who reported the Westerners railed for the pumping of 200 of the system a* soon a* tha could squeete and fled into (tie sandhill* of LONDON (DIM)—A novelty Parliament, both of whom viding for the keeping of fed­ storm to the Herald. gallon* per minute, war* more financing fund become* avail- firm Is selling masks of won easily in the 1959 general through . . . hut now the northwest Fkirtda. Authori­ 5!rs. Snyder said that border is closet! and the ties said the armed man TALLAHASSEE ( l I'll — than met line* the new well able. eral fund* under direct con­ President Kennedy ami Soviet elections by majorities of three email oak trees ut her wolf's tail has been harked might lie holding as a ho.*- 'I lie Florida Supreme Court trol of government officials. Premier Nikita Khrushchev alxmt 7.000 votes. lUddiffo reported Hint hi* • • • pluee were uprooted and that off and now he is in a bad age the motorist whose ra r says that 51 slate law* re­ Deptford i* a London sub­ filin'* estimate for thu pro­ lor $1.75—twice Ihe price of Die national net debt waa a (urge pine at the home of way." wa* eommandeered in the cently passed by the legisla­ posed overall street and drain- u mask of Frankenstein's urb and West Bromwich U a 115.9 millions (not billions) on Rill Cerf wa* blown across a Khrushchev, speaking with­ escape. ture are valid despite the Midlands town. age project wus approximate­ monster. July 4, 1845. fence. out note* into a microphone The Florida highway patrol fact that they were not sign­ ly $1.5 millions and suggested • • • Osteen resident* who saw at the airport, praised Com­ said Melvin A. Weaver, a ed by the late Senate Secrcthat work l»* slatted immedi­ Cornerstone of the Wash­ the rlotid said that it seemed munist East Germany's econ­ 5-foot lo. 210-pounder with a retary Robert Davis. SHMINOLE COUNTY’S ately on upplieution for udington monument wits (aid to tie twirlimr, but that it omic growth. "A new era is thick shock of black hair, By l oiled Pres# International vanee* on the public work* July 4. 1818. was not funnel *huped like a beginning in the history of wa* considered "extremely Most ut Hie nation celebrat­ planning. • • • tornado cloud. relations between the Ger­ dangerous." AMSTERDAM, Holland - ed the Fourth of July today The first change in Work One of numerous conven­ (LPI) — Prince Bernhard of with fair weather. order* for the xvutcr system tions to protest tha KansasExcept lor thundershower* was upproved to provide the The Netherlands Wednesday Nebraska Art, held at Jackpresented the $30,<*n> Eras­ and lightning which laced the new lilcu Aldeli subdivision sou. Mich., July 4, 1851, gave mus Prize to Israeli philo­ early morning *kiex over Ala with water ami the routine or­ its members the names of R«. sopher Martin Huber for his bant* and (or scattered allowdinance relating to thu in­ publicans, which speedily becontribution* to European rr* in the Pacific Northwest, Appointment of Capl. John I months with the Navy ex­ ra, at Hie South Pole. , creased cigarette lax was rsine tha name of a new na­ the weather contributed to a W. Williams, U. S. Navy, as perimental tram in Antarctt. Presently Captain Williams »PMual and cultural life. passed. tional party. fc-tnc spirit. commandant of cadets amt Thu ruuneil voted to cancel • • • Small amount* of moisture i Offering Our Cu-stumers the July 17, August 21 ami executive officer of the new Kxtra session of the 37th L'SS Observation Island at WASHINGTON fL'Plj also fell early today aero** > September In meetings. Congress convened July 4, Sanford Naval Academy was Cape Canaveral. This is an -, 1* Unj,etJ s t l ,p, ha, New Mexico and southwest FREE Tire Inspection I8t»l, with It Democrats, 31 announced today by Col. H. J. experimental ship which car­ (tended a $.'8 million agree­ Texas. A half inch of rain or | Republicans and seven Union­ Furman, superintendent. FREE Tire Rotation ried out the successful tests ment to build a jet airport in less fell at Walnut llidgr. ists in the Senate and 44 of Ihe Polaris missile. Captain Williams, who also Haiti. The State Department Ark., Halleras, N. C., and [ FREE Flat Tire Repair Democrats, KM Republicans will be director of naval Sanford has been "borne" said Wednesday the action Salem, Ore. and 27 Unionists in tha House. training for Use cadet*, plans Forest City, Iowa, had an lor Captain William* lor 20 was taken because Haiti has 'FREE Front End Check • • • TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — lo retire from the Navy on ended its pa) inenl* on other inch of rain Wednesday, and years. July 4. 1883, surrender of Sept. 1 and will immediately about a half inch fell at Jack­ It. G. Corhran, former state He is married to the fur-1 foreign aid loan*, • Vicksburg. mer Mary Ellen Higgins, a , sonville and Pittsburgh, Pa. U-vcraue director and director Join the faculty of the acad­ Expert Wheel Alignment native <>( Sanford and (laugh- i G l l 'l i i H e l d U i l t C S Cool air Mowed aero** of state pi'Lcn*, has been emy. A native of New Orleans. ter of Mrs. Edward Higgins. UTTOXETER, England — much ut tlie nation Wednes­ made executive assistant to Letter postage waa reduced Captain Williams wa* grad­ 117 West loth Street. (UPI) — Seventy girl sold. day in sharp contrast to the Secretary of S t a t e Turn Tire Specialist Sloe* 193? to two cents an ounce and uated from the U. 8. Naval Captain and Mrs. William*,iers at the Womans Army record-setting reading* in the Adam*. second-class postage to ooe Academy with the das* of Cochran auct-eed* W. D. make their home a t 2003 Oak Ordinance Corps depot here 90s and 100* of recent days. cent a pound on July 4. 1885. 1940. During World War 11 ha Avenue with their five chil­ were called on the carpet The mercury only reached 65 Gray who retired. He waa ap­ a s # was executive officer and la­ dren. Robert II., 19, a student Wednesday when they walked at Chicago and San Fran­ pointed to th* post of prison (Incorporated General amnesty was grant­ ter commanding officer of director in 1959, but resigned at Florida Southern Univers­ out Instead of following or­ cisco. Florida Distributors For Desman Custom Built Tire* ed in tha Philippines amt tha torpedo squadrons. Since tha last year to become adminis­ ity; John W. Jr.. 15; Julie. ders to clean their barracks. As usual, it was 103 in Las 405 W. Ut St. Sanford FA 2-0651 insurrection declared at an war he ha* specialised in or12; Sarah Ann, seven, and One girl explained; "We lud Vegas. Nrv., and IU5 in trator of an Orlando nursing WB GlVi: PI.AID STAMPS end <*» July i , luui. d ales.' t».«piUtL 1dusance. it* »#cU __ seven Jeao, lour. I'Imhuw*, A n t, AwUsosxlay. CAIT. WILLIAMS Guido Acts To Nip Argentine Election Riots Demonstrations Fourth Observances JW VA N ikita Russ M ilne Appointed Stay Behind m e w an JFK Says Thanks To Altamonte Police Mac Faces Two Election Tests Osteen Section Hit By Storm Young Filchers Cough It Up Jail To Close Convict Kills 2 Deputies, Flees Laws Held Valid Weather Good In Most Areas I Prize Given AUTOMOTIVE Academy Picks Commandant SAFETY CENTER is commanding officer «f thejpact Suspended Cochran Named Aide To Adams McROBERTS1 Supp,y �«*» fa a fart *frtlA Page 2 — July 4, 1963 SIIEKI WHITE Casselberry Girl Enters Skate M eet Oval, Casselberry, left Sun­ By Jane Uaseelbtrry Sheri White, 15-y e a r-o ld day accompanied by her daughter nf Mr. amt Mm . mother for Miami B e a c h Rodney Milner of 17 Mata where she is taking part in the Southern Hegional Skirl­ ing Competition being held at the Deauville Hotel this week. She will compete in the Junior Dance classification with her partner, Chuck Best, of Sanford. They will repre. sent Melodee Skating Kink along with Linda Ley and Judy Harman who will he ac­ BONN. Germany (L'PI) — companied by Mr*. J. S. Best. french President Charles De Xheri and Chuck skate un­ Gaulle flew here (rum Paris der the direction of Gene Buell today lo begin a visit pitch­ ed in low key lo avoid any of Ocala, skating pro. The hint he was competing with pair skated the dance medley President Kennedy for pepu which they will preient In Miuioi Ileuch at a Skating Ex­ larlty. hibition held nt Buelltone De Gaulle and five of his cabinet ministers scheduled Skating Studied in Ocala lust two days of meetings with Saturday night. Pretty, blonde, blue-eyed Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Sheri ha* been skating fur and his aides. The Hirelings are among three and one half years and the first of many to lie held has earned many proficiency under the Franco-German awards and three trophies in friendship treaty signed by local competition at the Melothe two nations in January dee Kink. She will he a sophomort st and ratified last month. The French president, who Lyman High School this jear Is developing an Independent and has played with the Lynuclear force for his own mun Baud for the puit line* country. Is the Western al­ years a* base clarinetist. Shu liance's prime exponent for was a cheerleader lust year a strong Europe under min­ at South SeminoU Junior High. imum V. S. Influence. It was believed that Ken­ nedy during his recent Euro­ pean tour tried to line up Lout, By Jove WORKSOP, England <UPI> support for his plans for a surface nuclear fleet under — Police said today a yellow, the North Atlantic Treaty six-ton earth-moving machine Organisation to be manned had been lost or stolen from a construction site m-ur here. by mixed crews. De Gaulle Off To Confer With Adenauer Legislation To Avert Railway i'sely WASHINGTON' (L'Pli — I’resiuent Kennedy was ex| arc led to be told today that he nuy have lo ask Congress for legislation to end a dis­ pute that could trigger a na­ tional railroad strike. The report v.a* being sub­ mitted lu the I’tcsidenl by La­ bor Secretary W. Willard Wirlz, wfiu cun suited with all parties in the dispute Wednes­ day. Wlrts hud u noon, Kt>T, uppoin .inent witii Kennedy. On June 13. the President naked both sines to undertake ln.cn.. ve efforts to settle the dispute la-fure July It). He asked Wilts to report on the prog less of those efforts. Alter meeting with the parties Wednesday, Wirtz told a news conference thul the negotiations '’have reached a point where it becomes ex­ ceedingly duuhliul whether there could be any possibility of si-Ulinient by collective bargaining.'’ The labor secretary empha­ sized that the government had nut ‘'by any means abandoned this esse." But he added that "realism requires recognition of the fset that the parties are iliil quite far apart." His statement followed an announcement by the nation's railroads that they will put new work rule* into effect at 12:11) a. in. EDT on July II. Five railroad unions have warned that they will go on Strike if the companies put the changes into effect. Ttie new work rules could cost the jobs of up to 37,000 firemen, plus others later. In general, they would make It possible for the railroads to reduce crew sizes, overhaul pay systems, assign road crews to do yurd switching and yard crews to do some mad work, and permit longer runs without crew changes. Tot* Had HOME (U l'l) — When a Roman rwould • be Lothario tried tu flirt, with her Wed­ nesday. Swedish tourist Eliza­ beth Schmidt, 2d, kicked him so hard *hu broke one of her toes. Spy Case Revives W iretapping A JJ i r L'AI'T. JOSEPH M. TUI.I.Y Jit., utnumumler of Heavy Attack Winjr One, (center) pones with Lt.(jk') Alee It. Hluinlen (left) anil Lt. Cdr. John H. Shaft tick after presenting them with Champion Itomlianller and Cham­ pion Pilot awards, respectively, for fiscal 1902. WASHINGTON (11*11 — Members of the senate Judi­ ciary Committee slid today Siit-y atfrie.f with Ally. Gen. ftojert F. Kennedy t.;at ntr.v wiretapping legislation is needed u figat increasing Communist espionage activit.es Hut one. Sen. Kcnnah B. Keating iRN .Y .I, warned that Lungre-s was not likely ta accept the administration's bill until Ktnmtly backed do.'.n from his position that n-j court order be required for tanp'ng tele plume lines of spy suspects. Mrs. Slavik's Father Dies [ Proponents of the bill said wiretap information at evi­ (here was little likelihooddence. Congress would take quick action on wiretap legislation of any kind. BoU tnc Senate May We Suggest and House Judiciary Com­ mittees are preoccupied with that you see the '6.1 top priority civil rights bills. Essentially, the administra­ Knmhlrr Di-play *i tion bill would permit the .till t t . 1st. St. fur Ihe government to use info-maHlcgr-t Bus Of Aour lion obtained from wiretaps Lifetime! H i g h e s t in court. Trade-In* Are Being Under prewnt law, wireta> png is permitUJ but L f Offered Now! evidence cannot be used n court. 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A stereophonic loudspeaker network set up for the dram­ atisation piped the sounds ol battle to the onlooker*. “The Hattie Hymn of the Republic" and “Dixie" were played ah ternately as the Southerners inched forward. The crowd, which had lined the entite route of the Con­ federate advance, fell behind the Southerners as they hi). vanced up the gentle slope of Cemetery Ridge until, when the two forces met, there was u mass of humanity surround* ing them. The soldiers, braced a t pre­ sent arms, stood together as FAST RELIABLE on Popular Brands at SERVICE Farrell's 'Ijm w q S ig n fo . • ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OECAI.S • TRUCKS • WALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. 310 Ea&t First, Sanford We Give Top Value Stamp* PHONE FA 2-6422 / ^ j f l C K S o n 'i (JMI&n, FOOD A N D DAIRY STORES IMS ORLANDO DRIVE Open Daily And Sunday 7 A.M. Till 11 P..M. 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Destination charges, ooho-'si equ pment, stele end locel tsies, if an,, eitrs J ' M ORRISON, Inc. �, L* £ » \ f t ffflf #ar»fnrb S r r a i h J u £ f 4, 1963 — Putfe 3 Navy Blue Here • To Be Enhanced In September The fa miliar *ight of khaki ami navy blue military uni* form* which give* Sanford and the surrounding area the j air of a Navy town will be enhanced, come September. £ bv the sight of more of the»e sam e uniform*, but in minia­ ture Sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grade students who will \ be attending (he new Sanford Naval Academy will be at­ tired in neat trim uniforms, sim ilar to tho*e worn by mid­ shipmen of the If. S. Naval j Academy, when the school ! | opens Its doors for the first I time on Sept, lfi But military training i> not the main purpose of the school, said Col. II J Fur­ m an, superintendent of the new academy, who has been | in Sanford for several weeks, making preparations for the school opening ■The real place of a prl. | sate school in the educational facilities of the country is the ability of such a school through close liaison of hoys and instructors to bring out i the best that is m a student." the Colonel said "The firmness and closeknit atmosphere of a mili­ tary school results In the habit* of self - discipline. ■j p h y s i c a l bearing, man n e r and a I t a i n m r nt in a boy which are of benefit to a man no matter what course in life he may follow.” she Colonel pointed out. Fattier of twin Ifi-jearold eon*. Jam es and Klchard. and a daughter. Mrs. Char­ les Neunhoffcr, of Dallas. Texas, Colonel Furman has worked with the C a s t l e Heights Military School in Lebanon. Tenn.. (or the past •even years. Beginning as a military In­ structor after completing his graduate study following his retirement from the service, the Colonel has risen through engineering and administra­ tive duties on the staff of Castle Heights, to the new post of superintendent of the new Sanford Naval Academy. A Southerner, the Colonel was born in North Carolina, but moved to Greenville, S.C., while a child and considers Greenville his "home to w n ” During World War II. he aaw sc*vice in Iho European T heater of Operations with ^ (he Corps ol FngincsTs, and has served in capacities from platoon commander to batt.il ton commander Peacetime oversea* duty was spent in the Philippines. Japan and in Europe, with a atint at the Engineering Re­ search and Development l a b ­ oratories in Fort llelvolr, Va. Presently lie is making his * headquarters at the Mayfair Inn, accompanied by his son, Jam es. The rest of the fam­ ily will arrive at a lat«r date. For a time, Colonel Furtnan expects to occupy ad mmi.siralivp apartments In what was the Giants training school building, which wilt u i * be the administrative of- (ices and dormitory for *tu’ dents and instructors. Instructors for the school will be drawn from among men of military background amt a strictly academic, col­ lege preparatory curriculum will he followed, with daily athletics and military drill periods Queried as to the potential ^ aports program of the school. Colonel Furman stated that an mtra moral program would he set up at first, branching nut into inter-scholastic ath­ letics with other schools of ttur area, as soon as feasible. As superintendent of the new school. Colonel Furman •aid that he would welcome inquiries as to enrollment and ^ curriculum of the school. An Informative booklet is now being published and will be availab.c w»m (or interested parent*. Although he prefers to have an oppsirtunity to see and talk So prospective students and ttveir parents, this is not a hard anil fast requirement and enrollment by mail is p possible and feasible Announcements of the open­ ing of the new sellout have aiready been made in area (sewspapers and a number of inquirir* have been received. Besides live regular board­ ing school students, day stu­ dents from Sanford and the •urrnundtng area are also be ing accepted, Colonel Furman "T&T7----------------------------- r . hHtEAAVVY L .U UN N IA L B cKRAAlN U Q V^UICK Y ..C O LLO ND u ic k FrozeniFor Baking, Slewing, Soled) HENS.. BACON BACON REG. 39* "CUT-UP" LB. W-D BRAND 29 V t CHUCK ROAS T R EG U LA R 5 9 e SU B E R 'S SLIC ED C A N A D IA N ST Y LE SLIC ED . . 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C U B E S T E A K S 10 Cl » * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Both amploymcnt and unem ploy mast ln cm ted slightly to n o r Ida la May, the Induatrial Cammtailoo reported to­ day. Unemployment, totalling BS,200, waa Juit s little above April. Thie did not Include SO,MO unemployed Cuban ref■gaea to the Miami area. Noafarm amploymcut la May, totaling 1.1 million, w it e sew monthly high, the In­ dex reaching IS* per cent above Its 1S47 bale. Coetract construction gain­ ed atrength with 111,700 employei, more than 1,000 above the figure two month* ago and more than 4,out ahead ot May, 1*42. Building materials, hardw art and farm equipment al­ so showed aubataotlal increaiei. The tipeeted itart of the seaional decline in tourist re­ lated Industrie* waa reflect ed by moathly drops la whole­ sale and retail trades and services. Hotel and motel em­ ployment dropped off #,300 to 40,000. Over the month, wholesale trade fell 2,SOO to U.MO. Re­ tail trade waa down l.MO to 2S0,100. But both were con­ siderably higher than last May. Restaurants a n d similar places were down 3,1M to 61,000 and personal services declined under the seasonal Influence. » <1 MAXWELL HOUSE or (FYNE-TASTE v 89c) IS oz CANS CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —The U. S. Navy Wednesday successfully fired the new, long-range Polaris "A-3" mis tile more than 1,M0 miles In a target in the Atlantic Ocean. Tbe launching from a land pad here came on the heels of Tuesday's firing of two Polaris “A-2" missiles from the nuclear submarine U S S Lafayette. The successful "A 2" launchings were wltneAied by Secretary of Defense Ro­ bert S. McNamara from on board. In Wednesday's launching the bullet-shaped "A-3" rose from Its pad on a mighty blast of compressed air, hov•red for an Instant and then darted Into the sky when Its huge booster engines Ignited The rocket climbed steeply, leaving a white vapor trai1 characteristic of an Iid-fueled missiles. Its booster stage and a dummy warhead soar­ ing to the edge of space. Ballerina NEW YORK (UPI) - Bal­ lerina Maria Karnllova, who made a hit in the role of a fading strip-teaser in "O ptay," has been signed to ap­ p ear in "Apollo and Miss Agnes," a new musical co­ marring Nanry Dussauit and David Wayne. Tbe show, bast'd on Giraud-iux's comedy, "The Apollo of Bellac," will debut at the State Fair Music Hall la Dal- tos, T u , to August. / UMIT-I to « customs NOTHING CLEANS LIKE DUZ DISHES A N D GLASSWARE SHINE DUZ DETERGENT l°4 12 OZ SIZI LIQUID CLEANER THAT C lfA N S EVERYTHING 85* QUICK. EASY TO USE DASH DETERGENT 79* FAST, SAFE. EASY TO USE DETERGENT CASCADE DETERGENT MR. CLEAN 35* £S 45* 12 OZ - H ii . . SPIC & SPAN £ 69* .ox COMET CLEANSER . 2 CANS . TIDE REDI-PAK FABRIC SOFTENER 15's OZ BOX to r* OJ 79‘ CRISC0 FLUFF0 SHORTENING 83* SALVO. 17 o z SIZE a n* **/ THRILL FOR DISHES 22 OZ SIZE / r* U J 3 OZ BTL 25' FRENCHS IS 75* t a b l e t d e te r g e n t 33' DOWNY CREAMY PINK 3 IB LIGHTER CAKES. FLAKY PIE CRUST WITH THE CLEANSER THAT CLEANS TWICE AS FAST 35* ALREADY MEASURED DETERGENT THE SNOW WHITE SHORTENING CLEANSER THAT SAVES TIME A N D WORK A W ASHING MIRACLE-DETERGENT IVORY LIQUID JOY LIQUID m BAR-B-Q SAUCE NABISCO X -7 9 : DATE & NUT COOKIES t-t OZ BAG 47* I (0 I il �ftp |t t i 9 July 4, 1963 — Page B Propeller Pitch Can Be Secret Weapon Of Winning Speedboats MIAMI BEACH (NEA)— Th« m i t t weapon of winning speedboats can be ntie-hulf inch of propeller pitch. When the top racing driv. *r» of aouthern Flerida finish tuning engines and polishing hull*, they may flip around to a small building behind the Miami Reach Boat Berths on Purdy Avenue lacing Iliscayne Bay. The sign *ay» Arne'* Prupellcr Shop. Inside, a sneak thief try'"K to " tt,k through in the dark would cut hi* feet off a t the ankle*. Wall-towall prop*, large and smalt, brume am) aluminum, the flour. In the center stands the anvil where Nil* Arne IVrs.-um hammer* miles per hour and revolution* per minute into propeller blades, a CONGRATULATIONS arc extended to Charles Knmpf, new president of Civitnns, by the install­ ing officer, John Hrumley (left), a t ceremonies held a t Lake Monroe Inn. (Herald Photo) Television Tonight THURSDAY P. M. M l (!) (I) lit H i ID # : l t II ) (D 1:11 III l i l i <11 l : l i II I <l> I It I D (I) C IU M • SIIO IH I AUC I t i i l u Hapart W a n * P iN k tr editorial A t l a a l lc W t a l k t r O rta t H tadliaaa B ow ttspo K i d - D a . 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Many boatmen will find t overhaul without checking to ing drivers want a rush Job, Oiiginally » Ns-w Jersey I and still watch to see if he‘* machinist, Persson wanted to I doing a perfect jo b ?” this, their speed or r.p.m.'e are o ft see If a bent prop could be Ptrsson complain*. and get ■ complete engine l causing tbe trouble. Alt r*cmove south and found that, as 1craftsman wants to know. most places, there weren't many propcll«r experts there. A fte r training In a prop man­ ufacturing plant, Arne moved to Miami 'JO years ago. Prop w.,rk pile* tip around him on the floor but he rt fuses to Mon. thru Thur&» 9-6 p. m., hire a helper. “ How could I do my work 9-9 p. m„ Sat., 9-5 p. m . SHOPPING CENTER 25th & PARK BRAND NEW G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC PERSONAL PORTABLE a a Many of theprop* crowd­ ing the shop show what hap­ pens when whirling blade* tangle with coral reefs, fund bars, palm frond stump* and coconuts. Other propellers look per­ fect, These Persson'd careful hammer and measuring gauge must treat to urge a little extra performance into each blade. No welding and braiiug will be necessary for repair. Instead, a fractional change of pitch may bring the prop back to true c t decrease its slippage enough U> give it n winning edge, Arne hummers in blade WEIGHS ONLY 12 LBS. 8 OZ. Overall tdze filx between bookshelves. Taken little more eptiee than your phone. Front mounted conlrnh. Chassis & circuit hoard hnve lifetime guarantee. $ Special Sale “ 1 OF A KIND ITEMS’* IN GENERAL ELECTRIC MAITLAND Vacuum Cleaner Lull I'uppan LIGGETT • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2-6037 PAOLA HOAD 99 29’ REXALL GENERAL ELECTRIC III-WAY 17-92 Portable Mixer 9 99 GE Automatic Defrost Refrigerator Free/.er Chrst On Hot lorn 29999 with working trade BARBECUE GIANT SELECTION OF GRILLS, ELECTRIC CHARCOAL EIRE LIGHTERS, LIGHTER FLUIDS, PLATES AND CUPS. 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Sausage 69c FOLGER’S COUPON GOOD AT TOUR THRIFTWAY EXPIRES JULY « ^ ▼ 50 C O U P O N STAMP BONUS 50 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS With Thla Coupon And The P u rc h m Of EVERFRESH • 10 OZ. TWIN PAS Potato Chips . . . . 5! COUPON GOOD AT YOUR THRIFTWAY EXPIRES JULY « 4 \J r ' *' • y TF r/i ill ' fl! 0, TENDER JUICY Yellow Corn THOMPSON SEEDLESS Limit I Of Your Choi<* Wiifc A . IS Or Mur* Food Order �Armour Star Smoked Sugar Cured WHOLE WITH THIS COLTON AT YOUR FRIENDLY SANFORD THRIFT WAY Limit 1 Coupon Per Adult With IS Or More Food Order EXFIRES JULY 6 We Feature U. "Flavor - A g e d " 5. Choice Beef U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR ACEH Whole or Half ROAST S. CHOICE FLAVOR AC.EI) BONELESS U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR ABED BONELESS PREMIUM QUALITY PLUS 100 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS U. S. GOVT. GRADED TENDER • Bologna • Smoked Sausage • Streak Of Lean White Bacon • Fresh Frozen Pork Brains U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED INCLUDES: Rib Steak, Delmonicos, Club Steak Roast & Short Ribs II. 8. GOVT. GRADED TENDER CUT A WRAPPED FOR FREEZER FREE U. S. GOVT. GRADED TENDER Pigs Feet Neck Bones Fryer Backs b Necks U. S. GOVT. GRADED BONELESS FULL - CUT 3 Halve* Or More - 100 Free Stump* WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OF U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED \ $> f liver 'N Bacon SALE! t a l l h ic k o r y sm o k ed s l ic e d BREAKFAST BACON TENDER JUICY SLICED CUT TO YOUR ORDER m ■ \ . ' • T-BONE • SIRLOIN • CLUB , While Visiting Our Store . . . Be iiurr to Mtmple our delicimiM old fashioned pure pork MauMiicc «nd “nmuked like ham” hot clntfs. We’U he j*ervinfc nil day Friday and Saturday. Both are made by Copeland. 25TH & PARK BEEF LIVER �rK ~ 'lfng,r Speedy Pit Stops Moehling Ahead In Canadian Slock Car Races DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. I (UPI)—The fine art *rt of stock »! speedy car "drifting** and *pe pit itopi were seen as ai the deFircriding factor for the F cracker “400" auto racc ra«* at ___. Speedway the International Speeds here today. wa» to The $<23,000j race was a.m. EDT. atart at II a-m. Firebalt Roberta of IDaytona Beach and Fred Lr> zen of Elmhurst. 111., in Fordi were to atart right behind two S3 Chevroleti in the pole position* driven by Tar­ heels Junior Johnson and Jim Paschal. The Ford team said they will seek to “draft’* their way through the race and wait for a break to pass the speedy Chcvyi. They said drafting meant using the slip­ stream of the car ahead to save wear and tear on them­ selves and their cars. Johnson’s speed in qualify­ ing at a record 166.M3 miles per hour for two taps lndirated, however, that the drafting cars may have their hands full just keeping up with him. was asked when Amcld Pal­ mer won tha 1938 Canadian O pen golf championship. Palmer’s name is now well known, and Wednesday Moeh­ ling took a step in the same direction. The tali, blond former atate amateur champion slashed TORONTO (U PI) — The mere mention of Ed Moebiing’s name always brings the same question: “ Who’s heT" Moehling, a 22 - year • old product of bit. Prospect, III., needn’t feel badly about his anonymity. The same question fiva strokea off the p ar 71 Scarboro Golf Course as ha battered his way through gusts of wind up to 30 miles per hour and toured the rugged 6,738-yard layout in 66 strokes — three strokes better than Doug Ford, Tom* my Aaron and Fred Hawklna. IfllMNTHHS B B SW IIU M I N N H N II W -a u m a o YOWELL'S u r r u LYTHAM 8T ANNES, Eng. <UP1>— Fifteen Americans were among HI golfer* who 'T teed off today on the first of • taro qualifying round! for the BrUiah Open championahlp. Defending champion Arnold Palmer, the Pennsylvania atrongman, and 40 other fair­ way artlata wero exempt * from qualifying. A total of 120 will compete In the open proper, July 1012, over the pjr-70 Royal Lytheam links. Palmer, who will be lliuot* ing for his third straight llrltlih Open title, Jack Nlcklaua and Phil Rodgers are the leading U.S. challengers with the withdrawal of Hilly Cas­ per and Cary Mkldlccoff. >!y c iu w io m s Randy Ivy, boy, Teddy Miller; Bucky Hurt, Steve Hitchcock and Bubba Park; rear row: Cecil Simpson, Steve Greco, Billy Miller, Skipper Senkarik, John Foster and George Hitchcock. (Herald Photo) A PERFECT WIN RECORD of 26-0 ranks Yowell's as the champions of the Sanford Little Major Baseball League. The nine topped all eomera to win the National Leugue title and then won two straight from the Amerlcnn League champs, George’s. Pictured, from the left, front 15AmericansIn Koufax BritishOpen M o io a u a o o z Gel smart, safe, economical transportation ... Masterpiece of European craftsmanship...goes 100 miles on a gallon... practically no mainte­ nance cost. ■“SaurtMt My since the esmpact ear!" See your VESPA dealer-today. In 7th Straight Shutout By United Preaa International Hey, ma, that man with the whitewash is hero again! That would be dazzling Sandy Koufax, who leads the majors with seven shutouts and la the first National Lea­ gue pitcher to pitch that many in one season since Warren Spahn achieved that total in 1931. Koufax turned in his sev­ enth shutout Wednesday night with a scintillating three hit so victory over the St. Louis Cardinals that increased the Lna Angeles Dodgers' lead to games. The victory for the south­ paw Dodger fastballcr was Ills 13th of the season with only three defeats. A pre-holiday crowd of 51,S9H at Chavez Ravine saw the game. Cincinnati edged Houston, 2-i, Milwaukee beat San Francisco, g-5, and the Chi­ cago Cubs ripped the New York Mela, 9-2, in other Na­ tional League games. • • • One measly dollar—current­ ly worth about 43 cents—sud­ denly has caused the Balti­ more Orioles to look like a million bucks. Annoyed over the many mrntal mistakes they were making, the Baltimore play­ ers decided last Tuesday lo mete out fines among them­ selves for any further lapses. The average fine is one dol­ lar, although some are as high as five. They have won two games since the system was put In­ to effect and have climbed into fifth place. Wednesday night they beat the Lot Angeles Angels, 3-1, behind Milt Pappas, who posted his seventh victory In 11 decision*. That’s right! The completely restyled Valiant b now priced to start lowe# than both Falcon and Corvair. In fact, nine of ten other compacts on the market today have higher starting prices than Valiant. Just see the Mane* facturcn* Suggested Retail Prices for the lowest-priced models. • yitmr A utharued Plymouth■V altant Dealer's W arranty again* defects m » i f r r W am m anship am 1963 ca n has keen expanded to include parts replacement or repair, without charge foe required parts or labor, for & yea n or 50,000 m iles, whichever tames fir tl( wi the engine block* kend and internal parts; transm ission a w and internal parts' (etclading manual dutch): torxpm converter, drive shaft, universal jo in ts (excluding dust ta w ) , rear axle and d^fferm tial, and m w wheel hearings, provided the vehicle has been serviced a i reasonable intervals according to Itoi F tym ouih'V oliant Certified Car C art schedules. SEE THE BEST ALL-AROUND COMPACT ANYBODY HAS COME DP WITH YETI LEWIS SALKS ft SF.ItVfCK 2317 Country Club ltd. FA 3-7928 BRASS M O T O R S 206 East Commercial SL — Sanford I T ’S O U R A N N U A L M I D - S U M M E R E a sy Pay T erm s tA G O O D Y E A R Red hoi buys I White hot savings In every department N E W ... ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S P E C IA L to IN BUDGET-PRICED COOLING PERSONAL PORTABLE 12 LBS.8 HI. 3-T NYLON LIOHT-II. SCREES WITH TUFSYN T ufsyn Is G oodyear's Super-D urable Synthetic Rubber—toughest Goodyear ■var used in A uioTlreil INSTALL IN SASH WINDOWS OR THROUGH-THE-WALL SPECIAL $070 Site 600*18 skw N T LON TURF. TYI’E TUUE TYPE <00x IS BLACK 8.70 •70x13 9.93 710x13 760x13 610x13 SIZF. GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC Ik it t lw ilL R0 0 N AIR CONDITIONER TUBELESS WHITE SIZE BLACK w h it e : 730xlt 12.93 13.93 18.30 22.30 16.93 12.95 800x!t 19.93 830x11 21.00 .21.30 17.80 20.80 670x13 12.77 13.87 21.93 710x13 18.77 22.61 610x13 1733 17.93 21.93 760x13 20.87 21.60 430x11 13.93 XX 820x13 2.1.93 25.93 (M/IOOiK IIJS 13.93 w 600x11 1.1.80 XX 630x11 XX 16.77 11.80 18.70 AH Pries* Plus Tax ft Old Tire Off Your Car Regardless Of Condition 4*0/100x12 Brin* Your Car Where the Expert* Are • TWO COMFORT LEVELS . . . LOW far a Brake & Front End Safety Service! aaalln g . Coast rolled velocity foe th a m m • AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT . . . T s a • M lin f Isvsl mb in Sal wad a s a d ta N y | m 9 • WASHABLE AIR FILTER . . . Navas ■Maty. Slips ia sad asst la W< • ADJUSTABLE AIR FLOW . . Allows yswstrstlsa ae upward angle la COMFORT WITH ECONOMY Very Special at — No Down fall $ 1 7 Q 95 m m m Paym ent — EASY TERMS Sanford Electric Co. “Seminole 1U Magnolia a t 2nd St. County’s Oldest GE Dealer” FA 2-1562 Tha 11-facJi acraasa a# fail from General Uectrie produces the hr if Meat, cleaieat picture leamfa fee inch Hint GI has ever made! Overall aixn Hte between beefcakeIvesi take* lift In morn table specs Hi m 9m Inetde am IT * i circuit beard wMi • Nfe-Hssse warranty. We’ll alien front rnd, chit l ahocka and exh.unt system, repack the front wheel bear­ ings, and adjust the brake*. . We 1) a d ju s t, rep ack . front wheel b e a rin g ), check grease (fata, add 1 * fluid, ami road teat. -I 33 ’ o.»«a SkkmI Bring Your Car To The Experts OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY N IG H T (*O O D ^ V E A R Plenty of FREE Parking 555 W. FIRST ST. SERVICE STOKE SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-2821 �fft VuforS WmlB July 4 , 1968 — P«f* 9 TIP TOP SUPERMARKET and founder of the home and pastor of church: Mrs. Carolyn Johnson, president of Service Men's Wives Club; Ur. G. W. Starke, speaker, nnd Mrs. Mary Smith, chairman of Good Samaritan fund drive committee. BENEFIT PROGRAM for G o<h1 Samaritan Home was held Sunday afternoon at Freewill Holiness Church. Pictured from the left: Mrs. Louise D. Foster, mistress of ceremonies; Miss Katie Robinson, president of the Younir Ladles Community Club; Rev. Ruby Wilson, president Colored Community News Good Samaritan Benefit Staged By Hubert It. Tlmma* Jr. FA 2-3738 ■Hie benefit program for the Good Samaritan Homo wan a sucres* and certainty n moat enjoyable one. It was held at Freewill Holiness Church. Special features were a nolo by Jimmie Hill, a song by Wil­ lie White and two «ongs hy the Saint Paul (lo«j>e| Chorus un­ der tho direction of Karl Mino tt. Hr. Onrg<* If. Starke, the ipeaker for the occasion, ex­ pounded in his discourse. In essenre, he challenged every­ one to strive for efficiency in his respective field of endea­ vor in order to meet the chal­ lenge of change, Mrs. Carolyn Johnson and Ml** Katie Itohlnson, presi­ dents of the Service Men’s Wives Ctuh nnd the Young I.adies Community Club, retpeeivdy, presented the con­ tribution to Itrv. Ruby \\ iison. Mother Wilson espressed ber appreciation and grati­ tude to everyone. Mr*. I.ouise It. Foster did a thorough job us mistress of ceremunles. Those who could not attend the- program missed a treat. Was truly wonderful. NEW YORK (U P I)-lt was bound to happen There's a used boat kit In Ft. Lauder­ dale. Fla., rrport* Popular Boating Magazine. (H eru ld P hoto) Miss Florida Of 1962 To Marry PLANE RIDES m irie r* Appointment Only • Rental hy reservation - Rruee Airport 1 Miles Fast Of Geneva On Kt. i t IV. II. Bruce FA 2*33SS JACKSONVILLE (U P li Miss Florida or 1962, Miss Gloria Brody of Jacksonville, announced Wednesday she Anything that’s will bo married July 28. She said she will wed Jim Street of Dayton, Ohio, a builder of custom-made car*. The couple met when Street was here exhibiting a gold car built for a movie and Will MAKE A GOOD PICTURE •A to help as _____________ ___ ______ Gloria was hired fake it with i Kadis timtu sad him! a model. They will travel for two See l a* For KODVh year* in this country anil CAMERAS, Film end Europe demonstrating t h «• Finishing gold car. Mis* Brody said they plan to settle eventually in Dayton. CAMERA 81101* 30th anniversary of his 1027 Ford on June 28. Yes, 38 years ago he rolled his car out of an automobile showcase in Rrudenlon. Tho price ns Indicated by the original receipt tvna IdSl.tlj for the ear. As t talked with this senior citizen the expression on his face reminded of a child with his toy* on Christmas morn­ ing. Thl* i* wlmi he said: **I wouldn’t sell this ear for any amount of money.'* Harris further Mated that he has changed tire* only II times in Ambergris is obtained from 36 years. The two original the sperm whale. headlights are still working with efficiency. SEW AND In addition to the ear there were guns, tools, etc. on dis­ play. Price Heard, of Strickland. Morrison, remarked: “ He cer­ tainly has taken good care of the car for .18 year*. I con­ cur—the car looked fine.'* 4 lbs. 98c BACKS RONEI.F.SH ROAST . . . lb. 57c OVEN ROAST ALL MEAT UIR STEW . . . lb. 57c STEAK . . . STEAK . . . lb. 47c STEAK . . CHICK Wieboldt': 2Ui H. PARK AYE. SAVE ■ G L O R IO U S B 8 | 4 th FABRIC SPECIALS STORK OP.EN T IL 5:30 JULY Ith PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY Cassandra Sheppard. La­ ve rn Hatch, Faye Olivrr and Helen Starke are attending Hampton Institute to partici­ pate in the pre-colLge pro­ gram. They will study English and nmlhrmntie* for six week* nnd will experience all the trials of college life. 22 . INCH METAL < & 3 9 ‘ w c/s SMALL FLA. GRADE A EGGS 3 d o z 88( . I.A-RI’TA 12 OZ. CAN DOG FOOD . 6/48c CORNED BEEF 3/31 CHARCOAL 20 l.ll. BAG . . 6 pk. 88c BRIQUETTES . 98c PLUS DEPOSIT HOMOGENIZED MILK RUHLAP STRETCH 46c W inter Garden Fruit Pies BELTING =3 APPLE - PEACH - CHERRY FULL 22 OZ. I‘inch Wide All Color** HEINZ SWEET PICKLE. CHIPS II OZ, ......................................... 3 88' for ft \ it A LF.K CHOCOLATE C A ftl I f r II OZ. ................... > * SARA LEE APPLE SPICE CAKE 7 Ac 11 OZ. .................................................. * • 111KOS EYE STRAWBERRIES I l.ll. I'KG....................... .......— ItIKIISEYF. PEACHES 12 OZ. .........._............... .........— & **• 41* STRIPED AVONDALE CHAMBRAY 42-lnchen Wide Washable — Fresh Produce Specials — REG. Me Open Monday's 'til 9 p. m. NEW SHIPMENT Potatoes DAYCREST 2221 Grapesillr Air. F A 2.08&S "Stott* Dealer'* * Dacron Cr Cotton SOLIDS — STRIPES — PLAIDS fi57T Dacron 33'7, Cotton Washable Wrinkle Resistant Plentnhlf 11.inches Wide REG. 32.1!) Yd. 1 0 8S 38 SWEET JUICY REMNANT SHOP HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FEI1N PARK use Dixie Crystals 3 BEER Ueg. 65c Very Special < X — ---------- LONG GRAIN RICE WINDSOR I'lt KMI I'M Grtipeville Nursery **9 *r g Dl h K'S 1 LH CAN NECKLINE ZIPPERS ALL SIZES for a peach of a put-up job - GROUND GIZZARDS STANDING KID or HI’Ml* FU Jackson Heights PTA. Ruhy Allowny, a 1962 grad­ through Principal S. T. Muller, also presented a contribution uate of Cruoms High School, became the bride of Woodrow to Good Samaritan Home. Wilson I'ettus, of Hot Spring*. Will Harris observed the Va., recently at Cleveland, Ohio. Mr*. I'ettus I* the 'lau­ ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Busy Biker NORFOLK. Va. (CPU — A Allowny, of this city. 113, second hand bicycle is playing a small hut vital role Teachers who are studying in tiie building of the $134) mil­ this summer are Inez Smith, lion Chesapeake Ray 11ridge - Florida A. AM. University; Tunnel. Tim bicycle belongs Juamta i'npino, Columbia Uni­ to Elmer Campbell, an In- versity; Shlrtry Wynn, Uni­ spcctor for consulting engi­ versity of Indiana; K. C, Wil­ neers on the 17 ti-tnile long son, Virginia Stata College; complex of trestles, bridges, Mrs E. J. Eubanks, Mrs. Antunnels and man-made is­ ine C. Jackson, 8. Y, Ken­ lands (hat will span the bay, drick, Mrs. Annie S. O'Neille Campbell’s job is to travel and Jo*cph K. Fair, Stetson hack and forth across the University. completed portions of the structure to inspect construc­ tion and check the strength Crepe Myrtle of the concrete roadway. Ra­ In Bloom ther than walk his "beat," which gets longer every day. he hikes. It Figures the the the the TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE Watermelons Blackeyed Peas EACH ANT) SA V E 2 9 ‘ LB. 9‘ PRICES GOOD FRI. - SAT. • SUN. MAITLAND, FLA. SEW FRESH QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 2 Convenient Locations: Ith. St. & Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th. Street �■ • r lrT 1 r>1 . | P .W I 1 < 4I tr f^ ■€ * P -r • • In June Brought These New Families Here A 1fi- firjg D COOL FROSTY Costume Jewelry •THEY’VE GOT A SECRET'! Mrs. Jack Hogan■on promiaea not to take a peek; Mrs. Bill Yelloek won’t eaveadrop; and Mrs. David Fall claims ah# won’t say a word about the posters that will greet Mrs. James Mayo at the Change of Board Coffee to be held at 10 a.m. July 18 at the NAS Ballroom. Each of the wives groups In the Naval Officer's Wives’ Club are vying to create the most colorful and imaginative poster that will form a warm “welcome aboard’* to the wife of the incoming Commander of Heavy At­ tack Wing One, Captain Mayo. (Navy Photo) V A H -9 Wives Get Together For Pot - Luck; Bridge Play (farw r t ; McVkara) S10 B* F lra t B t. VAH-# Officer* Vive* re­ cently got together at the home of Mrs. Thomai E. QuilIJn for a Pot-Luck Dinner. Shipm Om w suA THOSE HARD • TO • FIND W hite Patent Leather Bags FROM $5.00 Mr*. Lola Winn, Florida Greeting Service boite«a. ha* greeted theie new fa millet who arrived in Sanford in June. Fiom Daytona Beach came Mr. and Mrt. E dgar W. Smith Jr., who are living at WO cedar Are. Mr. and Mri. R. C. Meate from St. Peteriburg are mak­ ing their home at too Chero­ kee Dr. He 1* a Navy officer. Mr. and Mr*. Orville Stan­ ley, a retired couple from West Virginia who are living at 119 Roialle Dr., have a ten year old daughter. New Hunt employe* are Mr. and Mrt. A. H. Lanyon of 1011 E. Second St. who have lour children, a daughter, IS, and toot, 13, ten and eight. They came here from Tampa. Parent* of five children are newcomer* Mr. and Mr*. Roy Kemp of 234 W. 19th St. who have four aoni, 19, 17, 14 and 11, and a daughter eight year* old. Mr. and Mr*. John Capewell are a Navy couple who are living at 121 Coleman DrWe with their two chil­ dren. From B r u m w l c k , Ga., come* another Navy officer, Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Con­ ner, and their three ton*, who are one and a half, five and aix year* old. They are living at 2809 French Ave. Mr. and Mr*. John Jcnkln* and their three year old ton have come from California and are living at 247S Pal­ metto Ave. From Pemacola come Navy Chief and Mr*. W. A. Dalton who are making their home at 811 Mimoia Terrace with their four children. Mr. and Mr*. Charlea Kircher will *oon be moving Into a new home in Ravenna Park. They came here from Pcnaacola with their three boy* and one glrL The wive* exchanged bill of news and gouip over cock­ tail*, then enjoyed Ihe var­ ious casserole*, salads, and deisert* for dinner. After dinner, movies of the cm iie were shown, each wife walling for a glimpse of her own dream man. A happy Bon Voyage was wished Mrs. J, L. McCracken, who ia leav­ ing for Europe and a brief visit with her husband. Wives a t t e n d i n g were Mmea. J. I,. Shipman, J. A. deGanahl, R. II. Cooke, P. E. Criswell, A. V. Reno, D. G. Tise, G. L. Atkinson. A. 0. Karnes, G. L. Thompson, J. L. McCracken, J. D. .Moloney, and T. P.ucy. Another recent get together of Ihe Hoot Owl Wives was an evening of bridge held at Mrs. T. E. Quillin'* home, also. The guest* were served cokes, coffee and cookie*. Mrs. G. L. Atkinson came up winner of high score for the BARBECUED BEEF evening, with second high go­ FOR PICNICS ing to Mrs. A. F. Itcno. A Wherever the picnic, barbe­ Uttlo Hoot wa* accorded Mr*. cued beef sandwiches will J. L. Shipman for her little make a hit. An easy way to -core, and "better luck next prepare them is to brown time." ground beef in a frying-pan. Then add the Ingredients for your favorite barbecue sauce, cover and simmer 30 min­ Capt, and Mrs. Robert E. utes. If you’re traveling to Beckwith announce the birth your picnic, put the barbe­ of a seven pound and one half cued beef in a covered con­ ounce daughter, June 20, at tainer. Place In an Insulated the U. S. Army Hospital in bag or wrap in several thickNuernberg, Germany, ncsH-s of heavy paper. They have chosen tho name Karen Ann for tha new a r­ GOOD GOnill.FR NEWS rival. Boneless turkey rousta can Maternal grandparents are hu grilled on the aplt ever Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Frige- wood i-hnrcout briquet <. Urushhretson and patrrnnl grand­ trite beforehand with « dark parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. and savory bouquet sauce If. Beckwith Sr., all of San­ helps seal in juices and gives deep color. ford. New Arrivals Accredited Charge Are tv, Welcomed M iss Jean Southward To W John Dinkins In August MISS JEAN SOUTHWARD DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Flag­ ler of Lakeland have returned homa after spending two weeks at the Detlary Mansion House with their granddaugh­ ter, Debra Gaskins, of Atlan­ ta, Ga. Debra posed in her gypsy costume for several of the artists to paint. Mra. Jo Peck and Mri. Bert Lederhaus a t t e n d e d the F.H.A. Seminar for realtors at the Pendelton Apartments at Daytona Beach on Tuesday evening. Glad to see Harold Barry in town for the weekends. Both Mr. and Mrs. Barry have been shuttling back and forth from the Gainesville Hospital. Mr. and Mr*. Ira Erneat Southward of Sanford an­ nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Doria Jean, to John Kerry Dinkins. *on of Mr. and Mr*. O. Lewi* Dinkin*. of Sanford. Mu* Southward wa* born in Sanford and graduated from Seminole High School and Virginia Intermoat Col­ lege. She i* presently a *tudent at the UnJvertily of Florida and will be ia Tren­ ton, N. J ., doing affiliate work until Aug. 3. She ia a member of Alpha Delta Pi *ocial sorority. Mr. Dinkin* wa* horn in St. Augu*tine and moved to San­ ford at an early age. He ia »l*o a graduate of Seminole High School. He i* a student at the L'niver*ity of Florida and will receive hi* B S. de­ gree in Mechanical Engineermg In April. He it a member of Sigma Phi Kp*ilon aocial fraternity. The wedding will he an event of Aug 17 at 8 p m. at STEAKMANSI!IP AT THE GRILL Juicy red steak sizzled over wood charcoal briquets should b“ an inch or mom thick. It should have fat trimmed first and should be turned with tongt. Glen of M ichigan NEW LINE OF SPORTSWEAR • SHORTS • SHIRTS • FaahiMu Just 7«r Tow" 200 N. PARK AVK, SACK-toSCHOOL FABRICS Blatant Fruit of the Loom Hales and Peter Pan _______ _ Super Dazzle BROADCLOTH ___ St evena Gingham Check* ....... Dr. Mabel Magi To Marry Moot Compete Line of NOTIONS in Sanford. Richard Friedle By Mra. Adana Mailer Dr. Leon Magee of DeBary ha a announced the forthcom­ ing marriage of hla lister, Dr. Mabel Magee, also of De­ nary, to Richard Friedle of Sanford. The marriage will take place this month at the home of Dr, Magee's brother in Garden City, Long Island, N. SKIRTS M A R Y E S TH E R ’S F eatu rlif FEATURING ----McCalls and Simplicity Patterns Continues! Qvsui'a Shoe Store E. First St. at Sanford Av«, P H IL C O Ce/ebrates W orld's Only Noiseless A ir Conditioner with Full Cooling Capacity Famous Name Brands A rr Just INSTALLS M MOST WINDOWS - n minutes! SWIM SUITS REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT! Accessories • • • • HEACII JACKETS CAPS BAGS TOWELS 2-PIECE NEMA SHIRT SETS Free Survey Easy Payments Cotton Sun-liacks and Shift* Regardless Of Insist That You Philco Is Built Many Extra The Brand You ( ’house See The Exposed C h assis! ! and Engineered To Give Years Of Peak Coolinj? Long Term Bank COLORFUL FINE QUALITY Financing TUFTED SPREADS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TWIN OK FULL FRINGED AND EXTRA WIDE! P u I h You On Top Of The Mountain So You Can Live And Sleep In Cool Comfort CALL GEORUE NOW AT MACHINE WASHABLE FASHIONS X / FERN PLAZA-TE 8-351S-FERN PARK, FLA COTTON CHENILLE BEAUTIFUL ASSORTED COLORS PHONE FA irfax 2-8321 OAK AVENUE SANFORD, Are You — Miserable! Cooked! Wretched! And Whipped! �% ■'4j She's Woman Of Many Interests mander for that State in the | On coming to Florida she wnite blooming amaryllis. .Mu? A most informative and in­ CCC (Civilian Conservation became interested in every promptly sent away for her teresting morning was spent Camp). From there tbe couple type flower grown here but lin t seeds and has been weently by this reporter en­ enjoyed a two year stay in aoon the beauty of the hibi­ gaged in animated conversa­ Panama then back to South scus caught her fancy. Stem­ growing and breeding this tion and reminiscing with Carolina and on to tbe New ming from this interest she stately beauty ever since Mrs. J. X. Ancrum, wife of York Military Academy at soon became a member of Much of llte seeds are ob­ tained directly from Holland retired Colonel in the U. S. Cornwall-on-the-Hudson. the Mid-Florida Chapter of and her spacious lakefront Infantry, resident of 3061 Ce­ After New York they were the Hibiscus Society where garden cow bolds over 2iK) celia Drive Bear Lake. sent to Japan and there spent she held the office of secre­ Mrs. Ancrum or '"Jo”, two years, th e y then return­ tary for two years and the plants. Anyone wishing to see the gorgeous blooms that <short for Josephine) as she ed to Mississippi and while vico presidency for one year. appear during the middle of An active member now for is better known to her many there were retired. March through April are car friends, is a tiny, energetic During her travels, Mrs. seven years Jo is at present diully invited to do so. person who takes an active Ancrum always took note of one of the directors of the Jo has also spoken before interest In both civic affatrs the floarer gardens both here Society and also a Junior various clubs on the Ami of tbe area and every thing and abroad and kept one of Judge. ryHis and through the years and anything pertaining to her own, whenever poeelble, Due to the winter freeze gardening, in particular the growing every* imaglaeabie and having lost most of her has acquired as thorough a numerous hihl«cu* plant* she knowledge of their care and hibiscus and Dutch Amaryl­ flower. growth as she has on uv Too, Jo took an active part is now hard a t work replac­ lis are her garden favorites. hibiscus. A native of Dallas, Tex. la club work even then and ing some of the 33 varieties In this field too, her blooms and a resident of Bear Lake at one time waa both secre­ lost. Due to her thorough have excelled, coming away since June of 1930, Jo recalls tary and treasurer h r two knowledge of the hibiscus, with top honors in the flower the sparsenesi of inhabitants year* of tbe Persldio Wo­ ■he has been asked to speak slims. Her Dutch Amaryllis of the area and the rapid men's Club of San Francisco on the subject before many "Orange Wonder” won for growth of the vicinity to it's that included wives of the gardening groups both in her a blue ribbon in the 1903 populace of today. Being service personnel from the Seminole and Orange Coun­ DeBsry Garden Club Flower ties. married to a service career- entire Bay aroa. Many blue ribbons have Show. In 1961 her entry, once man, her travels and exper­ During her stay at fo rt again at D ellarr, captured a ience! were many and varied Banning abe belonged to the been won for her entries in tri color award. Officers' Wives Club and took hibiscus flower shows around before coming to Florida. Not all her time is devoted With her husband an in­ an active part in their affairs. Central Florida. Her recent to gardening work and her fantryman in the first World While stationed at Cornwall- entry in the September show plants, although at most War, Mrs. Ancrum began her on-the-Hudson she waa a held in Orlando won for her times Jo can be found busily career in the Philippines as member of the Cornwall Wo­ n additional blue ribbon working in her huge and a t­ a bride and wife. After a men'* Garden Club for lour onor. In 1M2 her blooms added a tri color award to tractive yard. She does save two year stay there the couple years. While in Japan Mri. An­ her growing collection of a little of her time and en­ returned to Fort Denning, Ga. ergy to take an active pari From there it was on to San crum deviated from the gar­ awards. Another hobby ii the cul­ in the Retired Officers' Wives Franciico, then Hawaii, Wy­ den path and acted aa man­ tivation of tbe Dutch Ama­ Club of Orlando where she ager of the sales force at oming and Oklahoma. Once has been a member since the again they were sent to the Osaka Post Exchange, a ryllis. club was inaugurated. It was love i t first sight moat Interesting and challeng­ Wyoming where Colonel An­ In her charming home can crum acted as District Com­ ing position, commented Jo. when In 1931 Jo spied a be found many mementos collected over the years of her travel. Exquisite iinari chinaware. used tor decurative purposes, arc on display In the home, DEAR ABBY: We have juat return­ car. Their lives are secure. Her hus­ brought back with them from band is with her, and he always will the Orient. Too, Jo has quite ed home from a weekend with some be. If I could tell this wife one thing, a collection of Oriental fig­ friends who have a beautiful, ex­ it would be to LOVE her husband urines, nest* of both delicate pensive, push-button home. The guest and let him know it. He wanted me. ami heavy chinaware, silver room was unbelievably furnished. and I wanted him. and only God inlay worked on glass decan- J (DsuUi Clbby • There wua one three-quarter-sized bed. (The room was large enough to accommodate one large double bed or a pair of twin beds.) There was one small, decrepit straight-back chair, a tiny hooked rug and one thin blank­ et, Tlie mattreaa sagged in the mid­ dle, and to top it off, there was NO mirror in the room. My husband said th at they intentionally furnished the guest, room poorly to discourage guests’ from returning. Considering that thu rest of the house was so elegantly and comfortably furnished, could my husband be right? NO NAME PLEASE DEAR NO: Your husband is very probably right. I can't think of a more effeettivu way to discourage overnight guests, • • • • DEAR ABBY: Somewhere in a modest home is the luckiest woman alive, and I’m sure she isn’t even aware of it. The "Other Woman" us­ ually writes a tale of woe. I am the "Other Woman" but I have no "tale of woe" becuu.se of a decision I have ju st made. This wife I speak of is lucky because her children are healthy and well-behaved. They have a pleasant, middle-class home, with good food, good clothes and a good Qacjoby By Abigail Van Buren knew how much. But when people are basicully good, they refuse to hurt innocent people. Especially chil­ dren. He’s the man I ’ve been search­ ing for all my life. I love him and he knows it. But he is HER husband, and THEIR father. And he has In­ tegrity. I wish he were mine. But he's not and he never will be. Thunk you, Abby, for letting me say this. I feel better now. TOOK AN OATH • V * • On Jhst Try Dairy Foods Tor Hot Weather On a hot summer day there'* nothing tike a frosty tee ensm dessert to top off a meal, or a cold milk drink for a quirk refresher. Ire Cream ami milk are favorites of young 4-H cooks because they are inexpensive and easy to get. But It takes billions of dollars and years of re­ search, plus American busi­ ness and scientific ingenuity to produce that scoop of Ice cream or that malted milk. And it takes 4-H Club mem­ bers to tell their friends and neighbors of ths nutritional vulue of dairy- foods and how­ to make appetising meals and snacks. The nutional 1-H dairyfoods program, which was pri­ marily a demonstration proj­ ect, now includes more ex­ ploration into ‘-why" dairyfoods are essential to growth and health, and ‘‘how’* th* rich content of vitamin A, protein, calcium and other ele­ ments can be utilized. The coyote is much smaller than the true wolf and mors closely resembles a Jackal. - 0-'.»< dbmjunixkahA July 4. IMS — for making goo* you will h a r t a Pm v.rba 33-14. By Mrs. H. L. Jstu u N 1 cup almonds Genesis 43-11 By Mrs. H. L pi...a vn top. • • 6 egg* Isaiah 10-14 My here it is July already. Berks County Apple Tart A little salt Leviticus 2-13 And still time lor picnics . . . RINGS I'nbaked 9inch pie shell and parties. Everyone loves 1 tsp. honey Exodus 14-31 3 large tart apples "Finger Foods" because thry Sweet spices to taste G w aftan y J e w o b ra add an atmosphere of fun to *« cup sugar 1. King 10-10 * PA 3-4349 your family meals or when Follow Solomon's advice 104 S. Park t tbsp. flour you cntrrtain guests. Here 3 tbsp*. butler arc several finger tuod ideas. Nutmeg I ft ft • Peel, core and quarter ap­ STARTS TODAY Ham and Nut Skip Owes ple*. Mix U cup sugar »nd SHOWS AT 1:M - S.-M ■ I M i« cup ground boiled ham the tbsp. of flour with applet. 7M • > H t lean) Turn into pastry shell. Cover 1 thsp. chili sauce with remaining sugar. Dot cup thinly sliced Brazil with butter. Sprinkle nutmeg nuts over top. Rake for 10 min­ Rye bread ireal fresh t utes in a 40u degree oven. '« cup crumbled potato chips Reduce heat to 323 degrees Mayonnaise and bake 3a minute* more, • • • Prepared mustard Elcn.1 ham, chill sauc**. Merc ix Mrs. John Ponelnuts, and potato chips with son's Scripture Cake. enough m a y o n n a i s e to 1 cup butter Judges 3-23 spread. Spread fresh bread 3‘a cups flour 1. Kings 4 22 slices lightly with mustard, 3 cup* sugar Jerim iuh n-2t> then with ham mixture. Roll 3 cups raisins 1. Samuel 3013 into cone shape and hold to­ 2 cups flga 1. Samuel 30-12 gether with toothpicks. Lay 1 cup water Getteaia 24 17 on shallow pan and place In hot oven (473 degrees) until PIRUKM bread ii toasted. Serve hot. PICTURES • • • (menu Celery Ungers 1 bunch celery \j i i ** i\ ** lb. American cheese l< II • » I Mt t t, i I 1* oi. pkg. Roquefort PHONE FA 3-131S 3 ozs. cream cheese TON1TK (A Jerry Lewis Production)] 3 tbsp*. cream 23e A CARLOAD 1 tsp. sugar With Carload Pass li cup crumbled potato chips 7:43 A 11:34 Paprika for top “Jack The Grate American cheese into Giant Killer** Mfflaf (toe* Bftcorwf Vfhtt A M of mixing bowl. Crumble Roque­ In Color fort. Add to American cheese Co-Fe4ture 9:13 Only “ The Comanchetw*" with other ingredients and John Wayne . Color blend well. Cover, chill. Clean celery and cut into finger FBI. A SAT. lengths. Fill each piece with 11.00 A CARLOAD TRIPLE FEATURE creamed mixture. Dash pa“Courtship Of Eddie's Father** TV RENTAL Glenn Ford - Color “Girls, Girls, Girls'* ft Males ft Service EUI» • In Culor Seminole TV “List Of The FA 1-4930 Bsdmrn” Zenith Color TV Baton In Color 3400 Baafenl Ave. IB R I TZ 11 1 jERRy Lewis* ^ tn N u R y n m 11 i 1| * i Mather's ...fo r the Florida or Family Room C A R B P R II W IR B -C L B A N P L A S T IC . . . BAHAMA LOUNGE EASY TERMS By Oswald Jacoby Jack. Weat won and In ac­ cordance with his early note led that deuce of hearts. East won with Die queen and led his four of hearts to his partners nine. West cash­ ed hit ace and promptly led a low club. West had no worries about this lead. His partner had doubled both two spades and two no trump and had shown up with the jack of spades, and nothing In diamonds. So he was marked with the ace of clubs! East won th* club, cashed his king of hearts ind led a club to give hii partner twu mo'e club tricks. Down three! You pay an astonishingly low prico for thoio vorsalilo Young* divans. Casy-caro wipo <ltan Uathor-soit Mada n d Duran is carefully reinforced for long Ws, full » spring construction adds comfort fa* silting Of slooping. Each divan measurot 72 x 30 Inchos. You'll want sovoral at thli savlnjl Not bad when you note that it would have taken perfect dafanse to beat two spades Just one trick. By Ruth M illett So >uu didn't iuiish high school. So you meet people you be­ lieve are better educated thin you. And you feel you can't talk to them—on their level — that you can't bold their interest. reading can help you out. But chances are the con­ versations you are afraid to take part in. simply because your friends are better edu­ cated Ulan you are, aren't too often concerned with such matter*. The fact that you didn't finish your education isn't important in itself, so far as your social hours are con-' ccrucd. The only thing tout makes it important is your belief that It is. If you'll start educating ^an v o n f who lac** formal cdu Art? Art galler’es arc us­ yourself, you'll lose that feel c*:.on c*u replace i: to a ually l r c —and there again in*. great degree without too much trouble. What do these better-educat­ ed people talk about? World affairs? You won't have to sit in silence if you will make a practice of read ­ ing at least two newspapers a day and one news m aga­ After all, you think, you zine a week. can't always Just sit there Music? You can learn to and listen. You h a te to tun- appreciate good music with triuutc ,u idea yuUis.iL' now a radio and record player, and Lien. provided you tune in Uw best Actually, you lu te no big program s and carefully sel­ ^problem . In this day and aje ect the records you buy. . »M,rl. 4lit • & -J AGAIN WE OFFER DEAR FED : Don’t waste your energy with "tactful” cover-ups. Tell your neighbors that you will be glad to deliver an "emergency" message, but if they want the use of a tele­ phone for social chitchat to get their own. If bridge players had to pasa a life saving test before NORTH 4 H id they were allowed to rescue 4 A X Q II1 their p in n ers U would pro­ VI bably ltnp*ov« their game. 4 Q 941 *44 Certainly, If South had giv­ BAST Cl» en himself such a test he WRIT * J 1 733 would have let his partner *ft1A0 1 3 ft K Q 104 struggle with two spades sod 4 K 1932 ♦ IT not dived Into the hopeless * K J M S ♦ A7 SOLTH two no-trump contract. *4 West opened the ten of ftJI743 spades. East signaled with ♦ AJ 4 the sight and Wait was able *01013 to read that as a suit pre­ Ho oos ruin erabit ference because obviously Reel feoth Wee! H er* Wait could not aspect ever Pas. Fuse t * 1* t N.T. Pas* Pasa 3 * to run a spade suit. Hence Double 2 N.T. Pass P*j* West made a mental note Double Pass Pass f u to lead his deuce of hearts Opening lead—* 11 whenever he got in. South cashed a second ipade and discarded a heart Then Mouth led a diamond n a while West let a club go. (rum dummy and finessed his U)b • DEAR ABBY: We have neighbors who do not have u telephone, but they have given all their friends OUR telephone number, and we have to run and get them when they get phone calls. When they first moved in, we told them they could use our telephone for emergency calls, but so far they hava been using it for gossip and gabbing and we are get­ ting tired of this. How* can we tact­ fully get our point across? FED UP ters, and, of course, one loir y jade piece of bric-brac. \Vhen asked how the li.e she leads now compares with he: earlier days, Jo will readily admit she misses the traveling that had brought with it so many and varied experiences. However she is content now to devote her time to the things she loves best— her gardening and keeping up with civic activi­ ties. and of course, enjoying the Florida climate with her husband. m., #.-** FOR LIVING ROOM PLAY ROOM, DEN or FLORIDA ROOM Choice of T A N , T U R Q U O ISE i t T A N G E R IN E 1ISMATHE& _ i 2 0 3 - 09 East First St $ j 2 95 2 FOR EASY BUDGET TERMS SANFORD FA 2-0983 Sanford, Fla. .A. .S-a-.-V «■ «rV I if �i Lad To Make h Casselberry Stop g>attf0 rti if c r a lii Jennifer Jordan, daughter of llr . and Mr*. Laurence Ournat of 12 Plata Oral, Cas­ selberry, la recipient of a (200 Seminole County Council of Scboob scholarship. An honor graduate of Ly­ man High School, Jennifer plana to enter the University of Florida. Her ambition is to become an elementary grades teacher. During her senior year she was president of the Future Teachers Club, editor of the Greyhound Growl, and a member of the Annual staff, the Spanish Club, Beta Club and the Quill and Scroll. FRED PULLEN, who arrived in thia country b a t Friday from England, brings hla aunt, Mm. Henry Duncan of Casselberry, up to date on newe of their homeland. Fred will be making his home with the Duneana for the next two yearn. By Jana Caaaelberry Celebrating the Fourth of Jnly will be n brand new ex­ perience for 18-year-old Fred Pullen who arrived a t Hemdon Airport in Orlando laat Friday night from England to make hla home with Mr. and Mm, Henry Duncan of Lake Drive la Caaaelberry. Hie home la la Dagenham, Essex, which la located 25 mile* northeast of London. Mrs. Duncan, who came to this country as a w ar bride fa 1945, is a sister to Fred’s mother. It took the two families eight months of wading through red tap* to maka ar­ rangements for Fred to come to this country and, finally, after bidding his parents and brother and sister "goodbye" on Friday morning, ho board­ ed the Pan American Boeing TOT J e t for the flight across the Atlantic (his first plane trip). A fter landing In New York, . n helicopter ferried him to an­ other airport. En rout* It cir­ cled the Statue of Liberty giving him e memorable view ef the famous lady as well as of the New York skyline. Fred found the summer heat here rather overpowering since h« Is secuatomrd to en average summer tempetature In England of 80 degrees. He Is Impressed with the large scale of everything he has seen in the United States and with tha fast pace ef life here. He Is looking forward to seeing as much of Florida as pose Ihi* and says that "most of all" he would like to eee a rocket launching et Cape Canaveral. Fred was a sports fan In England and enjoys swim­ ming. The Duncan chlldrsn, Linda, Glenn, Steve and Craig, are eager to Initiate their English cousin In the American way of life end do not plan to give him the slightest opportunity to become homesick. He already haa enjoyed a day at Daytona Rswch with Linda and a group of her tw inge friend* and the Florl da aun haa given hla native fair complexion a rosy glow. Fred plans to find work here soon and the Duncans hope that he will stay for at leaat two years. Fern Park Veterans Have Picnic Meeting The covered dish supper end Chinese auction, original­ ly scheduled by Fern Park 3808, World War I Veterans, and Us Auxiliary fur the Alta­ monte Springs Park, was held last Thursday at the Altamonte Community House on Maitland Avenue due to In­ clement weather. New members inducted Into the organisation at thla time were William Llhnmatl, Wal­ ter Gumirrman, Shelley Rad ney, Roger Miller, Robert Paulsen and Martin Schu Scout Troop Has Campout lly Joan Magln liny Scouts of Chuluola Troup 235 recently enjoyed anoths-r weekend overnight eampout on the Krnn River, Adults making the trip which the |H>ys were Scoutmaster Rub Davis, Assistant Scout­ master Bill Fox aand Jim McEarchm and Dan Brooks. Movies, taken by MrKarrhen on the ramp, wero shown at the next meeting of the troop. man, bringing the total mem­ bership up to 40 men. Mrs. Llbomatl snd Mrs. Miller became members ol the auxiliary. Following the supper the group enjoyed a community sing with piano accompani­ ment. Jefferson llodgrt of Alta­ monte Springs is barracks commander and Mrs. Hodges is auxiliary president The organisation* meet e v e r y fourth Thursday at the Old Glory Post American legion Home on Pratrlu Lake, Former Mayor Back From Trip By Jane Cassrlbcrry Carl Stoddard, former may­ or of Casselberry, haa return­ ed home after a wrek’a trip to the bedsida of hia 84 year old aiatt-r who la critically ill in Hoboken, N. J. While there Stoddard spent one day In New York City where he viaitrd Central I’ark and enjoyed the boat crulae through the city. Village Council Hears Proposal On Financing A tentative propoial for supplying the North Orlando Police and Fir* Depta. with immediate financing v n made by Councilman Art Ferrin at Tuesday nlght’a meeting of the Village Coun­ cil. The plan, as presented by Ferrin, would call far sub­ scriptions from each resident of the community which would be put directly Into the vil­ lage treasury. Ferrin went on fa suggest that although the amount be set at | t per annum, the first payment should be set in the amount of $3 which would cover Ihe years 1983-tt. In this manner a sufficient sum could be collected to give each department operating capital which primarily would be used fa stage mon cy-making projects to build the fund. Tbe proposal will come un dcr consideration after it is presented to the Volunteer Fire Dept, at next Wednes­ day night’s meeting. JENNIFER JORDAN Village Area Ready For Celebration Finishing touches on the North Orlando Recreation Area In preparation fur to­ day’s July Alls celebration were put on Isle Wednesday night by a group of volunteer workmen. During the paet week the men have mowed the grass snd weeds, raked and clean­ ed the entire park, repaired fences and roofing, built a concrete block concession stand adjacent to the Com­ munity Building ami put up colored lights over the ten­ nis courts. Those donating their time and labor on the project In­ cluded Malvin Campbell, Tony Krecek, Chuck Rowell, Bill Hahn, Bill Harris, Boy Burke, Sam B u s and Bill Ryan. The celebration, achedulcd to open at 1 p. in. today, will feature entertainment, gamea and contests for all age groups sod a big fire­ works display tonight. Pfc. Fisher Returns To Duty By Jana Casselberry Pfc. Mike Fisher, who has been home visiting hi* par­ ents, Mr. and Mr*. Michael Fiaher of 133 W inter Park Dr., Caaaelberry. while on a •10-day leave, returned to duty laat week at the apecial War fare School at Ft. Brags, N. U. Mike spent the past year on detached duty with tho logis­ tical command In Thailand. DeBary Library Puts Collection On Display By Mis. M ans Muller The DeBary Public Library will have on display through next Thursday a collection of booka, new and old, on the Colonial Period. The display haa been de­ signed to call attention of the readers to the number of vol­ umes available in tbe library which deal with thla exciting era in American life, A gift of more than SO book* dealing with country living and outdoor life in America recently was receiv­ ed from Nell R. Quickenbush of Lakewood Drive and are being catalogued and pul in­ to circulation Immediately. New and interesting books for children and teenagers also are available through courtesy of the Volusia Coun­ ty library. Summer hours at DeBary's library are from 0 until 11:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Hostess Returns From Training Gets Moose Degree MRS. EDGAR TOTTEN wears cap and gown presented her when she received the College of Regents Degree a t the National Convention of Women of th e Moose held recently in Chicago. Mrs. Totten, a member of Orlando Chapter 1002, will speak lie fo re S an fo rd Chapter 1404 a t M‘HVu y n ig h t’s meeting. i Herald i’boto) By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Edgar Totten of 1419 Lakrshure Dr., Caasellierry, received the College of Regents Degree and was pre­ sented with her rap ami gown ut the National Convention of the Women of the Moose held the latter part of June in Chicago. Mra. Totten U a member of Orlando C h a p t e r 102, Women of the .Moose. The Tottens and their chil­ dren, Lee and Becky, return­ ed June 21 from their two werk trip which took them through 11 states. SI r. Totten attended the convention of Loyal Order of Mouae held at the Conrad-Hilton Hotel while she was a t­ tending the women’s conven­ tion held a t the Palmer J louse. By Mrs. Clarence Sayter Formal organisation of the Osteen Civie Association took place recently when interest­ ed residents of the commun­ ity met at the County Barn building and elected offleera. Elected were Nick Pfeifauf. president; Edward Pell, vice president; Mrs. John Tatum Jr., secretary, and Norman Miller, treasurer. Mrs. James Wallin, presi­ dent of the Home Demonstra­ tion Club, welcomed all pro* aent and Introduced Nick Pfeifauf who acted aa master of ceremonlea. The Home Demonstration Club atarted tbe movement to organise a Community Center. Pfeifauf (old the group of the many advantages to be gained by hiving a Commun­ ity organisation such as a building for various local clubs to meet, the forming of a Volunteer Fire Dept., or­ ganising an association fa care for the Osteen Ceme­ tery, a place for benefit! to be held and various other uses. Pfeifauf then Introduced Chester Rearick, president of the DeBary Civic Associa­ tion, who told how the De­ Bary Association was organ­ ised and of Ita accomplish­ ments. Following the election Mrs, William Doyle was introduc­ ed. She presented the land to the association on which the Civic Center will be buIlL This land was given in mem­ ory of her late husband, Col, William Doyle. Mra. Edward Pell presented Mrs. Doyle two beautiful bouquets of flowers on behalf of the Civic Association. The president announced a meeting of the board of di­ rectors and the meeting ad­ journed. Chuluota Cubs Receive Awards By Joan Magin Merit badges were awarded to Cub Scouts of Chuluota Pack ‘235 at the June meeting held in the Community Build­ ing. The Pack haa applied for ita charter which will run consecutively with that of the Chuluota Buy Scout Troop, Each boy Is covered with in­ surance and paya a registra­ tion fee of 35 cents and 10 cent* dues at each meeting. The Cub* purchase their own handbook* and other equipment. It 1* not necessary for a boy to havr a uniform to become a member of the Pack. Meetings are held at the Community Building on Mon­ day of each week a t 7 p.m. Den mothers are Mra. Arnold Jackson and Mr*. Robert Dav­ is. By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Nora C. Norris of 112 Pine Drive, Sari Undo Springs, returned recently from Ft. Lauderdale where she com­ pleted a course of training in preparation fur her position as Welcome Wagon hostess to Ihe area. Mrs. Norris, on behalf of Seminole County sponsors, will (ike religious snd civic information, along with a basket of gifls, to nev*coiners In Ihe area. Any family mov ing here may be reported to her at her home and she will The Ebenrier Methodist Va­ ijjve them a call and extend cation Blbls School closed at welcome. 1:30 p. m. yesterday with a Sharing Piogtam in which all children attending the school participated. Preceding the p r o g r a m , Open House was held from 7 until 7:30 p. m. when parents and friends were invited to visit the classrooms to see the ersftwork end picture dis­ They stayed at the Holiday plays and to meet the teach­ Inn in North Aurora while ers. The program took place visiting Mooseheart which is u rity In itself dedicated to in tha new sanctuary when Ihe rare of widows and or­ student groups told about their studies by presenting phans of Moose members. While there they attended skits, songs and recitation. A refreshment and fellow­ tho graduation ceremonies ship period were held at held in the new Field House for which Danny Thomas, tel­ 8:30 p. m. following the pro­ evision star, gave the Com­ gram. mencement address. Thomas, himself a Moose member, also Early Start appeared before the two con­ WASHINGTON (UP!) — ventions. About 85 per rent of all Mrs. Totten will relate her women are married by the ex|>erienres while at the con­ time they ata 21, according to vention amt at Mooseheart for tha population rcferenca bur­ members of Sanford Chapter eau her*. 1404, Women of the Moose, at In 1981, 12 per cent of the tha Chapter Night program of women in cullegs were mar­ the group scheduled for next ried (182,000) and almost half Monday et 8 p. m. in the 1that number (77.000) in high Moose Hall at Lake Mery. {school war* married. Casselberry Woman PAGE 12 THURS., JULY 4, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Bible School Program At Ebenezer Citea fcdiiion Mrs. Kelsey To Report For Oviedo Area NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of the Osteen Civic Assn. chat with Chester Rearick, president of the Dellary Civic Assn., second from rijfht, a t the formal organization meeting of the group held recently. Officers are, from left, Norman Miller, Mrs. John Tatum Jr., Nick Pfeifauf and Edward Pell. (Herald Photo) Bridge Club Winners Named In DeBary Ten tables directed by E.Z. Walters were in play at Tuesday afternoon's weekly meeting of Ihe DeBary Dup­ licate Bridge Club at the Community Center. Winners were NS. first. Mrs. David Singer and J. F. Sheffield; second, Mrs. Louise Middleton and E. Z. Walters; third, Mrs. Ruth lllait and Phil DeBcrard and fourth, Mrs. Harry Scbob and Sirs. Myron Accxrdi. EW. first. Mrs. Albert Be son and William Woodlock; second. Mrs. Frank Holder and Mrs. O. N. Lackey; third, Mrs. Thornton Smith and Mrs. ft. W. Ackerman and fourth, Mrs. Elsa Unkles ami William Lull. High scores for die month of June were first, Mrs. Ed­ na Keilly; second, Mr*. David Singer; third. Mr*. E. N. Hinkle; fourth, E. N. Hinkle, fifth, Phil DeBerard and sixth, Mrs. Ruth Bliitt. Dog Licenses Due Monday In Long wood By Donna Estes The Longwood City Coun­ cil h:i.i extended the deadline for the new 1983 81 dog licen »es from July l to July 8 (next Monday). Those applying for license must lie able to show proof of Inoculation since Jan. 1 of thia year. A clinic will he held Mon­ day at the City Ball from 8 to 8 p. m. for those desir­ ing fa have their dogs inocu­ lated following which they may purchase their licenses from Mrs. Onnie Shumate, city clerk, for a fee of 11 for males and spa>ed fe­ males and 12 for unspayed females. Failure hi have licenses may result in fines not ex­ ceeding 1300 or four month* Imprisonment, or both. Mr*. Bernice Kelsey this week agreed to serve as Her. aid News Reporter for Uvieds and Rlavia and will take over as correspondent In th* a ,, „ beginning immediately. Mrs. Kelsey, wife of Oviedv Police Chief and District 3 Constable George Kelsey, u well-known ami needs no intro, ductiun to the southeast enj of the county she will In- rep* resentinc- She is h member of the First Methodist Church of Oviedo and of the Oviedo Women’s Club. A* the mother of nine-year-old .Mary Jane, a fifth grader a t Oviedo tichoul, she also takes and active in­ terest in all school function*. A native of the neighlioring stale of Ceurgiu, Mr*. Kt-l-ey has been a resident of Oviedo for the past 13 years and is thoruughly acquainted with civic, church and social organ­ isation* of her area as well as with its resident.*. She may be contacted a t her home on South Central At*, or by telephone a t 365-3184. Children's Swimming Classes Welcome Wagon Meets Concluded In Casselberry Club In Fern Park By Jane Casselberry American Red Cross Swim­ ming Classes in Casselberry for children have been con­ cluded for this summer fol­ lowing testing held last Thurs­ day and Friday. The classes were rumplet**! on schedule in spite of the fact (hat they weri* plagued almost daily by afternoon rain storm.;. Adult swimming class­ es will continue until further notice. Mrs James Birkenmeyer of Casselberry, coordinator of ihe wuter safety program, has ex­ pressed her appreciation in behalf of the Red Cross and her associates to the Roy Popes, Roland Cousinrau*. William Dunn* and Hibbard Cassellterrys for the use of their lakefront properties on Crystal Bowl for swimming das**-* held June 12-28. Other residents on the lake were also thanked for their cooperation which made it pos­ sible for approximately 275 youngsters to learn swimming ami water safety. Mrs. Birkenmeyer bus also expressed appreciation to tht* instructurs and helpers who worked so diligrntly in teach­ ing tha children and without whose, help the program would not have been possible. Instructor* were Mr*. Dou­ glas Smith. Mrs. Itnndull Thompson, Mrs. Jerry Quill­ ing, Mra. Richard Caville, Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Har­ old Schooiimaker, Mrs. Thomas Herald. Mrs. llavid McCoy, Miss Betty Field Mis* Elea­ nor Zukowskl and Mikt Fishsr. They were assisted by Mrs. John Addison. Mrs. Walter Pike, Mr*. Charles Chaney, Mrs. Clarence Hurley, Mrs Robert Newell, Mr*. Paul Johnson, Mr*. II. L. Goplcn, Mrs, hidings, Rose St, Ongv. Karen Cas*. Barbara Uruning, Suzanne Miller, Joy Black­ smith. .Steve Grimwood. Ber­ tram Cooley, John Reams and Peter Montgomery. Red Cross Water Safr-ty Course, Part Two. will be of­ fered starting next Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Pool in Sanford for those who have passed .Senior Lifesaving and Water Safety |*art One. Mrs. Birkenmeyer remind* those qualified to taka the cuurso of the ever present need for trained instructors to carry an this worthwhile en­ deavor. Those Interested in taking the advance course* may con­ tact Mrs. Birkenmeyer at her home in Casselberry or the Red Cross offices in Sanford. Chuluota Cubs Enjoy Outing Members of Cub Pack 233 of Chuluota enjoyed their first outing last Saturday when, accompanied by Boy Scouts Jeffrey Sargent and Glenn It arm-art, they hiked to Ihe home of Mrs. Ruth Wctherington nn Hwy, 13 for a pool party and tour of the grounds. Also making Ihe trip, dur­ ing which the cubs were served lunch by the pool-ode, was Mrs. Robert Davis, den mother. Special guest for the occasion was Chen Ann Rus­ sell who is a housrguctt from .Ml. Vcmens, Mich, at Uic Davis home. The Cub* have extended s vote of appreciation to Mr*. Wctherington for her hospi­ tality and help in making the outing so successful. By Jane Casselberry South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club met last Thursday at the Rlksha Inn in Fern Park, reversing their usual procedure of playing cards first and then having their luncheon. A sum of $15 was raised for the club welfare fund from the sale of plants donat­ ed from members g’ardens and auctioned off by Senior Welcome Wagon Hostess Nora Norris. Martha Schwarz la a new member of the club and Frances Cordell and Maria Board man were guests a t tha meeting. Winner of the doorprix* was Helen Green. Winners at cards were Evelyn Heskr, pinochle; Wanetta Holmes, first canasta; Lucille Crowell, I second canasta; Margaret Horrcll. first bridge and Frances Cordell, s e c o n d bridge. Welcome Wagon Members Invited To Luncheon « By Jane Casselberry Members of the Soul! Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomer* Club who are m>p. on the executive board h u e been invited to attend a pot luck luncheon and card party to be hekl Monday at tha home of the president, Mr*. Ma-yano Miles, 393 Jewell| Dr., Forest City. The executive hoard will meet July 15 at her home for a pot luck luncheon. Tlie next regular meeting of the club will tie held i t Thursday, July 25, at the K‘ksha Inn for a noon luncheon followed by cards. 100 Members In Chuluota Club By Joan 3lagin The recent membership drive conducted by the Chuluotn Community Club has brought in a total of nearly 100 members, Ken Rice. Club Beach rhaintun, reported to­ day. Floodlights have been in­ stalled on the beach fur night swimming and services of a lifeguard are available for group or party swims after dark if the sponsoring individ­ ual or organisation pay* his expense. Association of eggs with obaervanca of Easter came to us from ancient Egypt and Per»fa. The egg* arc a sign i f | naw Ida. ATTRACTIVE COLL ALLS* made by Killing bottle cups, button*, atones, leaves, bit* of string and other odds and end* on heavy construction ]taper to form u picture, were completed last week in summer recreation classes at the Longwood Elementary School, Exhibiting their work are, f'om left. Audrey Brown, George Hinson, Jackie McGoujch and Janice i) pilfelow. Airs. Diane Amos is instructor for the arts and crufts c l a s s e s . �— hr -------------- ■I I Independence Unfinished Four icora and M m y e a rs _ p l o t $ fall eentury—tbs Declaration of Independence was signed. That was a long time ago, at least as we measure time by our individual lives. Perhaps that is why it is so easy to think of Independence Day as merely commemorating an event that happened once and was over with, that is just another fact of history, just another date. We tend to forget that July 4, 1776, was more than one self-con­ tained day in history. It was the wa­ tershed from which has streamed a great, ever-broadening river of free­ dom into our own time. We are wrong if we think of July 4th as marking the day when free­ dom was brought forth by decree and handed to posterity. Independence, even after the end of the Revolution­ ary War, was not a completed event. It was a continuing process, an evo­ lution, a growth. Freedom in America is still an un­ finished business. This involves more than the fact that in the past 187 years millions of Americans have given their lives in defending their nation against ex­ ternal enemies. This is, perhaps, the easiest form of patriotism. In war, the enemy is obvious, and the course of duty clear. More difficult Is it sometimes to recognize other enemies of freedom— not necessarily persons, but ideas, entrenched interests, prejudices hal­ lowed by tradition. A t one time, freedom in America was for the “respectable” people, those who owned enough property to qualify for the rig h t to vote. Throughout our history, too often freedom has been abridged or denied to certain classes and minority groups because of ethnic background, religion, economic status, political beliefs. Yet eventually these groups a t­ tained full acceptance into citizen­ ship—not by riot or revolution but by steady evolution within the frame­ work of the Constitution. That is the pride and the glory of the United States—and the hope of those who are not y et aa free ss others. July 4. 1963. is another marker buoy on the river of freedom. Be­ yond. in the future, where the cur­ ren t is pulling, can be seen a great vista that embraces the world. P tfir Edioit S p ry os Ever Political OUR COUNTRY'S *: I8 7 M BIRTHDAY, Alcohol And Society Somewhat like mental illness, al­ coholism was for long decades a prob­ lem consigned to the shadows. The victims turned up in “drunk tanks” at the jails. In grim hospltnl wards, in “save a soul” missions in skid rows everywhere. It was a prob­ lem to hide, to keep secret, to attach heavy stigma to in "polite” society. While this view of alcoholism lin­ gers in some places, since World War II far more thoughtful attention and study is being given the problem by a host of Interested parties. Alcoholics today are gentrally re­ garded as sick people, needing medi­ cal. psychiatric and social help. Doc­ tors. academicians and various kinds of social specialists are mounting an attack. Comparative figures do not exist which would permit one to say whe­ th er alcoholism has increased pro­ portionately in recent times. Certain­ ly the awareness of it—and the ful­ ler reporting—have risen. So we can make a fairly accurate guess that there are more than five million alcoholics in the United States today—most of them not on skid row but in some aspect or other of respectable society. The National Council on Alcohol­ ism estimates th a t some 8430 million a year Is lost in wages by alcoholics through absenteeism resulting from •xcessive drinking. Many highly val­ ued persons who huve climbed high on the business ladder are lost at a time when they could be m ost useful. OUR BOARDING The causes of alcoholism are many, varied and complex. The sources of trouble often lie deep in the human personality, or in subtle physical differences. But such experts as Dr. Seidon Bacon, director of the Center of Al­ cohol Studies a t Rutgers University, lay particular emphasis on the argu­ ment that the affluent society in America today offers heavy encour­ agement to potential alcoholics. Not only is there more money for what is nn expensive habit, but, says Bacon, the "drinking custom” is steadily being built into more and more parts of our daily life. The cocktail party, the great gen­ eral prevalence of partying, the long business lunch with liquid trimmings, these and mnn.v more things contrib­ ute to a significantly “ permissive” atmosphere. Such rituals will not capture the person who is physically not suscepti­ ble and has his problems under con­ trol. They can get the potential alco­ holic started on his perilous roud— ami later give him cover for a habit th a t has gone beyond mere “social drinking.” The specialists now suggest that unless a victim’s friends and family realize this fact of the difficulty, “cures" given at the medical ami psychiatric level may all too often fall short of permanence. Vital help can come If those in the victim's cir­ cle will relieve him of the social pressure to conform, which so many feel today. HOUSE 3ACK UPYCXJC CHINS. AIA^OK,*; AND HOP DOWN o u r OC TH* < EG A D .B O vTC R .l AM IK! A B L U E /1 KNOW A lOOPHOLEQUANDARY/ a w t a i i c k ‘4 VOO CAN DO A B ecoY THRU PtTTIPOCCEH WAS MU — TAKE A DETOUR FROM ODOMEKED LIKE A CANE.' Yo u r b c a t e n r o u t e a n * t M J B RACKED MV PAY TH' NEEDLE INGENUITY FOR A WAY TO Nu o c e R E»CA P S MIS v is e /— n s YOU O'KU HIAT ecr'oMo My o n c e r s rA s io ING WHY X BECAME SO GCNEROOS as i d spo nso r A TOTAL STRANGER FOR A , s u it o f a c m e s / CHAMPAIGN, HI. fUI*l>— Cnrelevsnens in mine nml storing gasoline, kerosene unit other petroleum product* i» responsible for the nnnunl XT loss of &W) Uvea (aml more than 15 million damage from farm fires. University of Illinois safety 0\ specialist O. I,. Ilogsett says farm families ran safeguard their live* ami p r o p e r t y agninst the hnrartl of fire anil explosion hy rnreful sorting and handling of flammable liquids. llogset says paver pour krmrrne into a atuva or furnare that ia still uarm from a previous fire. Keep lumps, lanterns, heat­ S u S T E R 'S ers, stoves and brooders in s A BIO HELP* M safe plare and guard against »f L * overheating. If home dry-cleaning must be done, do It out of doors and uaa a non-flammable cleaning fluid. Store gasoline in an under­ ground tunic or a ahada steal drum away from all buildings, Sanford, Florida Thura., July 4, 1963 sayt Hogsett, and never han­ dle gasoline or keroiana hi an open container. fl a m Fire Prevention Measures Listed 1 mw Qflft $anford fc a lii Page 1-A W t L T M A. S I E I O W , c o i r o n AND r c i i i a e i i F E E D VAX P S L T M en a cin g Editor J t O T W ELLE Count? E d ito r CECELIA F A B M B B Boclttr E d ito r dobotmt al o tie V M luro E d ito r F EED WELLS Mochnaloal SupL JAMIE L. l U O R M A k E A UuolniM M an xgtr SIIIELEV J . U H i T T CUMlflrd Manxgsr FM AS K VOLTOLISM Circulation Manager S C B f C B i m o n MATES S u m Dell* err » r Mall tcalaole C aaalr All Other H e M ilk III* I T e a r I l l - i d 1 Tear 1.4* I Montha *.J* 4 Months 114 I M o n th a I 44 I M nlhe 1.44 1 M o a t s I 44 I Month D. E Foetal R o s u l a t i e a a »ro«ida t h a t all scatl tubaer iR tlooe ha Said l a adcaaca.________________________________________________ E a le r o d n second else* matter Oct ober IT. t i l l a t tba Foal Offlca o f l e o t a r d . Florida, undar t h a Act or C v n ittu o( March. T h e Herald Is A m ember i t t h e C a u a d F rees w h i c h Is e a t l l ie d aaeiu eivelr ta t h e a s a for r a s a h l l e a t l o a of aU the local a a w a g r i s te d la this a ew tp eg er. No pert of a n ! material, n a te a o r a u . e r t i a i n s . of thla ed itio n • f Tho Sanford H erald a i r be re p rod u ced In a n / p la n n e r w i t h ­ o u t w r lt ta a pormlasloa of tha pu b llan er o f Th o Herald. A a / Individual or firm recponelble f o r auch re p ro d u ctio n w ill ho consider ed aa l a f r l n s l o g an Tho H erald's e u p y r i g h t and will ba h eld liable for d a m a g e s under t h a l e t , . Pub lished dully e x c e p t S a tu r d a y . Suad ay a n d C b n a m a a , published S a tu rd a y prereeding C k rtataia A T H L E T E ’S FOOT HOW T O T R E A T IT— Apply instant-drying T-4-L. You fret It take hold t o check itch in g , burning, in Minutes. Then in 3 to 5 dayt, watch infretrd akin slough off. Watch healthy skin replace i t If not pleasrd IN ONE HOUR, your ihe hack at any drug ■tore. NOW At All Drug Stores. NIBLACK I l NKMAI . I I »> I I UWK I < 92 C llsafllH T f), | ‘t,| I 'h . H.tS-lOOt) a m h u .a n c k Dr. Crone's Worry Clinic Young Ian Stapleton makes a very wise tUstlacUoB re­ garding one of Cbrisl'i famous Beatitude*. Dis­ cuss it in Sunday School, for J e s u s blessed the "peare-m akert," not the “ peacelotera." American policrmrn a r e th u s vital "peacem akers." And our Army and Navy and Air Corps, if defensive, also qualify. CASE P 4*2: Ian Stapleton is a visitor from Australia. He is a lay minister of the Methodist Church who has been taking graduate work at Indiana University. On Laymen's Sunday re­ cently he was asked to de­ liver a sermon. So he chose the Beatitude which Jesus gave us where Christ says: "Blessed are Uie peace­ makers: for they shall be called the children of God." (Matthew 5:9) Then young Stapleton made a very wise comparison. "You will please notice," he added, "that Jesus did NOT say ‘Blessed are the peacelovera,* but put hi* ap­ proval just on peacemakers." You can surmise the rest of his challenging remarks. For far loo long people have meekly felt that it was only t h e pcaeelovers wins de­ served Christ's commenda­ tion. Policemen in our cities are thua real peacemakers so Jesus, in effert, put His blessing nn our courageous, faithful police officers. For they walk ihe streets and ride around in squad cars where their mere pre­ sence usually Intimidates bullies, llmg* and murderers. Without those dedicated men on our police force, our cities would be a bedlam of rioting ami debauchery, at­ tacks and murder. Remember, any lacy roward can be a pcacelover! But it takes guts to be a peacemaker! Our policemen thus aland out prominently, in plain sight, and wear distinctive uniforms to advertise who they are. Meanwhile, the criminal elements slink in alleys and try to pot shot our guardians of the peace from behind. Tney are cowards! Like the ruffians of the Old West, they try to "dry gulch” our faithful officers. Furthermore, a "defensive" army also qualifies under Christ's beatitude aa a peace­ maker. From early Christian timet, however, we have been de­ luded into thinking that we should meekly stand by and let virtue be degraded and people killed and their hardearned saving* looted by vllUani who were simply sadistic bullies. Yet Jesus didn't have that in mind at all, but the Bible proves it. For example, when he found the money changers doing their greedy business In Ihe Temple, he could have used diplomacy on them or ap­ pealed to their better nature ami thus have persuaded them to leave. For Jesus was the greatest Applied Psychokiglst of alt time. Instead, Christ resorted to force. He upset their money tables and drove them out with a whip which Jesus Himself made with His own hands* (John 2:15). "But, Dr. Crane," you may ask, "then why did Christ submit to personal idignily and arrest by the Roman soldiers?" Apparently, Jesus intended to set us an example regard­ ing personal self control. But when vital human free­ doms were threatened, like subverting basic religious idealism, Jesus used force to maintain tliost hard-won human heritage*. Moses, too, may have been personally meek hut he be­ came so furious at teeing a Hebrew slave being whipped by an Egyptian bully, that Moses killed the Egyptian. So please discuss the dif­ ference between personal af­ fronts vs. affronts to man­ kind's eternal heritages I Dentist Boosts New Therapy CHICAGO (UPI) — The natural defense of a tooth against decay may one day be increased by electrical therapy, the American Den­ tal Association reports. Dr. William Lefkowitx, of the University of Kansas City School of Dentistry, said 17 of 19 teeth treated with elec­ tric current showed a thick­ er layer of secondary dentin than ia usually produced dur­ ing the touth'i self-repairing process. The layers of secondary dentin form within the tooth to thicken the wall between the pulp (nerve) anil the de­ cay, he said. Although removal of deray ami Ihe filling of teeth will •till be necessary, said Lef kowiti, the use of electric current tn producing addition al dentin "would be of a de­ cided advantage." RODENT RAMPAGE Rats have been estimates! to cause between $1 billion and <2 billion annual damage to orchards, field crops, ami other farm products in the United Stales. WASHINGTON — (MCA) — Your federal govent meat be­ gan the fiscal year 1N4, aa of July 1, in the usual confused financial shape. The President has signed into law only ooe appropria­ tion bill to run tho govern­ ment In the coming year. It's the Treasury-Post Office ap­ propriation for I t billion. If everything else ia allowed to go to pot. it'a well to keep the nial’s going and the bhla paid. This record is a net im­ provement of one more ap­ propriation bill passed than a year ago. House Appropria­ tions Committee Chairman Clarence Cannon and Senate Appropriations C o m m i t tee Chairman Carl Hayden were Men having their feud over which side of the Capitol they'd meet on to compro­ mise their differences. They didn't settle the issue till July, while government ran on the cuff. In all emergencies. Senate and House pass and the Presitlrnl signs into law a bill giving government agencies temporary authority to go on paying the help and spending other money. That's the way it will be done this year until Congress gets around to com­ pleting acllon on appropria lions for newly authorised programs, gosh only knows when. In the meantime, the cconomixers haven't been doing too well. Early tn the session Repub­ lican leaders announced they were going to cut the Presi­ dent's 1991 budget of $98.9 billion by 15 per cent—$U.!i billion. Present indications are they won't cut It even 10 per cent, and maybe not even live per cent. You can only have bad dreams about what that might do to the tax cut. If it hai to wait for action on appropriation bills, it won't be decided till after Labor Day, and maybe after Armis­ tice Day. There have been some promising cuts made by Hie House Appropriations Com­ mittee, where money bills originate. The Pentagon's $49 billion budgat was cut $1.9 billion in committee. A 15 per cent cut would hava been $7.3 billion. But on the House floor, only one cut of $10 mil­ lion on procurement of Army radios by competitive bidding was made. This was victory after a two-year fight by Rep. Earl Wilson ( Ri nd) . The box score on House economising now looks lika this, in comparison to what 15 per cent cuts would be: Appropriation, Agriculture; Budget Request, $7.2 bil­ lion; House Cut, $208 mil­ lion; IS Per Cent Cut, ft.l billion Appropriation, Defense; Bud­ get Request, $40 billkm; House Cut, $t.9 billion; IS Per Cent Cut $7.3 billion Appropriation, Interior; Bud­ get Request $1 billion; House Cut, 543 million; 15 Per l.'rnt Cut, $154 milliun Appropriation, Legislative; Budget lirqurst, $1M mil­ lion; House Cut, $8 5 mil­ lion; IS Per Cent Cut $22 million ..................................................................................... / tba MM budgat fer Reclamation, Corps of Engln a a n , Tennessee V a l l a y Authority and Veterans Ad­ ministration. But they total only $8.7 mllUoa. This can ba covered ia tba $258 million appropriated for contingen­ cies. Perhaps the beat news it that the budget deBcit for fis­ cal 1983 will not be as Urge aa tha $1.1 billion predicted. Treasury won't hava final figures for some weeks, but expenditure! will be a littie below the $94.3 billion rs'L mated. And receipta will be above the $85.5 billion estimated. Appropriation, State, Com­ merce, Justice and Judici­ ary; Budget Request, $2.1 billion; House Cut. $304 mil­ lion; 15 Per Cent Cut, $323 million This last item is the closest •eoEomiiera hava come to making a 15 par cent cut. The big money bills on which sub­ stantial savings are possible are the $5.7 billion space pro­ gram, the $5.3 billion Health, Education and Welfare bill and the $4.5 billion for foreign aid. President Kennedy has done a little juggling on his Jan ­ COMPLETE uary budgrt requests. First he voluntarily recommended INVESTMENT SERVICE cuts in his programs amount­ Mated and unlisted ing to $820 million. But in nis .Herurit lea civil rights message he recMutual read* ommendrd taking $400 mil­ lion of Liis and spending it ALLEN * CO. for aids to integrated educa­ 211 K. I.KMON ST. tion. employment security, LAKE!,AND. FLA. health ami welfare programs. The President has also rec­ Member: Midwest Slock FsiE ommended a few increases in Chicago Board at Trade Fourth Of July Sparks Snapping n I Orlando Ralea Reprrseutallva MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Pb. GA I-8834 NEW YORK - July Fourth will start with more snap than bang this year. That is the day amateur photographic activity reaches a peak, according to an in­ dustry spokesman. Robert L. Pennock, man­ ager of photo products for Honeywell, says (lie gal clic­ kers make up about 60 per cent of Ihe 52 million Amer­ icans who arc camera buffs. Tactfully declining to give an opinion aa to which sex takes better shots, Pennock offered the following guides for picture taking: —For photos early in Use morning or taken Inside use a light meter and high-speed film. —For carly-dawn color pic­ tures, outdoors, use daylight tllm. —For cloud shots, use a yellow filter or for a more dramatic effect, an orange or red filter. —For black and white snap­ shots. you need an ASA ra t­ ing of 160 or higher. —Repress mail-hatter ten­ dencies to make a great an­ gled shot. Just keep a steady camera ia a steady hand, PER 100 LB. CYLINDER then jnap. SHELL: ISHELLANEl BOTTLED GAS Hibernation The polar bear, excluding the female, does not follow the typical bear habit of sleeping through the coldest months o| the year. The fe­ male polar bear does not so much hibernate as provide a aafa receiving place for the bablea that are to come. No Inulallation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gos Co. 109 W. 1st ST. 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DtBary; Etcds Bacon, Os m s s i Ota Balao, DoBoryj George Moody, Alte­ r n a t e Bprlagst Clifford Harotoo Jr., Marjorie Oakley, Ja m tt Ellison, Euclid Costafton, John Cos, Mary Roily, A u Oracty, Lloyd Hatch, Loots* Touhy, Catherine Baaa, Mrt. I n ti Grran of Sanford. r-v Births Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. "I c e n t w*H for Honry to rsttr* to wo can do to n th o r •H tho things I’w boon brisking my book doing d o n o r Groan of Sanford, a boy. ta a * R » m ln d By Kate Osanv TIZZY Diachargta ____ n o r r n o t a a awjs n o tic e ta hereby given t »» tn sa sta In butlnata at tsi a. Elm A»t.. Simlnoli County, Tlorldt. under th t fklltlou* name of, COLLECTION BUR­ EAU OK SANFORD, and that I Inline la rtgletor raid nimi with Hit Clerk nf the Cirrult Court, Stmlnol* County. Flor­ ida. tn accordance wtth the prevlelan* at tha Flctltlou* Ntmt S u tn tit, ta-wtt: Section 113.(19 Florida Htatutie 1137. CteGWCCDAR C M30 + U STeN IN S ■t TO Me? r- ro u xm it* "I don’t do tho backstroke much. My nose sunburns oo oasllyr SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith “W hit eort of entsrtalnmont do you au] sot for a husband who wishts he'd staysd at lom s and bought a power saw?" DOWN I Haras orelo-tr* I) Compete N M IJ&bMW »BBT l lO f tk o Ural tab.) 19 T ria l it .Hbothooeta a looting a r t ISThneh X Wattar F. — M Chans* 39 Ivor liroft nml her X lUatnt (comb, (anal thccsctR « r wto mi aws p sijbM iunrauW n Sella* S3 On# ba 31 Dictum 3 9---41 Sin T 44 Clams 47 South AMcm India* l* . Ylrxiaia M aaehsa to Bidrod Ptetehsr, at ox, OlmtUad sad Milter Subdvs. t» ,» 0 Jack Dcmetres, etal, to Ralph Slmmoaj, shut, la a Unta 111,008 Kings wood Bldrs. lac. to Robert E. Sprague, etux, Sunlaad, t u j o o Audrey Kruse to Raosaold thclly, atux* P intcrasl, tlO,400 June Woodruff to t. J . But­ ter. atux, Sanford. IS,WO Kaox-Plorida Darctepmaob Corp. to Jam ot MeIras, etal. Harmony Homes, toAOO Xaox-Florida Davotopmcet Corp to John Fcachor, Lin­ coln Hghts., 111,000 MORAOA, CsBf. (CPF) r a 81 Marx'* Colter*. • f o ra gear liberal arts school loceta j In a vardaot valley gg mites asst of S u Fraadsco, is t f p l s f to |t r c its Btisdants mors thaw ju s t “random coursaa to tha humanities." The colltgt, which has aa ■croll men! of about 100, has recently Introduced eount* gasignad to ftv* students sa i d e a * f t h e rstetioushipa among the arts, sd tn cta tug social acltncts. Tha school offers au "inte­ grated curriculum" to soma students. Bush • aurrfculum is Intended to gtva atudanta an Idas of tho links botwtea tci•nct and mathomatJca, on tha one hand, gad history, litera­ ture and philosophy on tha other. AU atudanta also must tab* a course In "Great Claaaics," which Introduces t h e m t a Fraud. M a n sad Einstein as wall a s Plato, Cornelius Childs, Loeg-i wood and Ruth Barr, Orlando Joint Venture Ouch! Inventory Lists Foot Ills Me x ic o e r r r <u?i) — Mexico's first a 1 u m I n s m CHICAGO (U FI) — Tha smelter, a $16-8 million pro­ ject, la to g o into production average American walks about this year. It is a Joint venture 08,000 m ilts in a lifetime, tha of Mexican and U. S. compan­ American Podiatry Atract to tion reports , ies. But 10 par rant ad Ameri­ cans have suffered or are Buf­ Hie: II. 1- T u U r fering from loins sort of foo* PuMleh June 1«, ST A July ailment, according ta tha fool 4. 11. ISIS. c D j.se NOWMPOWS/SW, WICUVe THE ^ twsrwyjo TM» DOOR HOWDOSS Bit. tUJN John Straub, Geneva; Jua­ Ptoal Diverts Decrees nita Owen*, Altamonte Sprt-; Aida Ayala vs Julia Ayala Thomaa Ballsy, Moblte, Ala.| Thelma McFarlana vs Jack Mrt. Jimmy Parry and baby, McFarlans Longwood; Alan Crawford, Betty Day vs. John Day Judy Yataa, Renin BlackMantels AfptteoHssw shanr, Eugene Andarson of Thomas Duffy, Orlando and Sanford. Agatha Dunford, Orlando Legal Notice X WISH y o u 'd CONTACT ALL CONCWMED m*-, AMO C S T IT IN ^CONTRACT FORM ) College Mixes Oakland Estates, lac. to Iris, Sciences Bdvard Levy, stsa, Osklaad M P M T T l. I t ArchiUOural X u s ira M n M Sooth Genua sssuttng weapon MUMMrt 1 Hindu •eras I CUT la a * PhUJpfiMS d Selena* d*CTM (lb) S Military viapoo* S Cukor* lab T Tttr» chord (aajk) 21 llappy UlMS • Wrong S w S S XT Headland M BrtetlcUba orfana I t Witling TaU'l 36 lr .f c .n U voapoa ihapcd ascsom n 17 N a v.pipar S3 Skir.CiMM executive 44R*p*il 4} Telm* try *8 HoueohoU god 10 Bohemian lab) • Abut. 7* n.fnr* (pr-ftt) 46 Duelling 10 Mart lUptbjpt XI Hilar award * capon. llKlort 31 Spilutala 43 Ibduuia in t x s c ir c u it c o t n v o r T U B NINTH JUDICIAL CIH. C t I T o r T H E STATE o r FLORIDA. IN AND TUB SEMI. N01.B CO f NTT. IN UHA.NCEBT NOTtCB o r r O B B C L W I t B B SAMS Notice It h e r e b y given that the underetgned, C l e r k or the C ircuit C ourt e l t h e Ninth Ju d ic ia l Cliuult, tn e nd /o r (temtnule County, n o r l i l e , pur■u e n t to the fin a l decree of f o r e c k a u r e e n te r e d In a c m pe n d tn a In r a id Court, the etyla of w hleh It .NORTH AMERICAN MORTOAOK CORPORATION, an Ark a n r a * e u r p a r a lla n . Legal Notice F icrrm o cs nabb NOTICE IS he reb y g i v e s t h a t t am e o a a s e d In buelneea a t *»1 S. Elm A rt., Seminole County. F lo rid a, u n d e r tho flctltl»u* nam e of. MEDICAL SERVICE UCIIKAU, a n d th a t I Intend to r e g le te r raid nemo with the C lerk of t h e C ircu it Court. Seminole County, F l o r ­ ida, In accordance w tth the p r o r t i l o n i of the F l c l l t l o u i Name Statute*, to - w lth : Sec­ tio n 313.39 F lo r id a S ta tu te * 1937. ■lg: If. L Foley Fublleh J u a t 14, IT $ J u l y 4, II. IS(L CDJ-9T IN T H E r m c r i T COCBT OF T H E NINTH J l l l i n t l , r i B t l ' I T IN AN II FOB HEBIP U tn t U f, M > t.r C b l' NTT, FLORIDA. TA NATHAN JOSEPH CATAL- IN CBANCEBT NO. UITU u n . a t aL NOTICS TO APPBA B D e fende a ti. ALPHONXT LOWERY. Fl at et Iff, ■n< tha 4a e h e t nu m b er of • hloh I t C h - l lf T f , will offer -veJOIINN7E MAE l / m B H I; fer t e l e end t e l l At public out* cry la the h l f h e i t end beet r u l d - n c e unknow n. D efendaat b l d J e r for r a t h , (he fallowing d r a c r l b id p r o p e rty e tt u e te In STATE o r FLORIDA TO: JOHNNIE MAB LOW BUT I Sem ln ola County, T lo rlda, to r e il d - a c e u n k a o w a vtti T«u a re h e reb y notified th a t l o t 4. Hlorh S. M ET TL E R 1(0)1 LA ORLANDO H R - a Hill o f C e m p la la t for TION ONE. ecLurdlnic In divorce baa bean Iliad a g il n a t jnep or plat thereof r e ­ you, a n d you ar* re quire d to corded In Pint liook 13. eerv* a copy of your anewer P i n e I. Publln Reeorde of or pleading la tb# Bill a t Seminole County, Tlorldn; Com plalat on the F l a l n t i f f a Ilia rale will be held At the Attorney, Norrte D. W oolterk, f r o n t etepe of tho Seminole III. 337 W*»t Church Street, C uuniy C ourthouee In the City Urlendo. Florida, and file the of Hanford, Florida, on the original a n e w e r e r p lea sin g 17lh day of Ju ly , 1MJ, or ee In lb* office of the Clerk of eoon t h e r e a f t e r a a tho aame t h e Circuit C o u rt aa e r be­ r a n be donA fore J u ly i t , 19*3. I f you fell to de to Ju dgm e nt by de­ (BEAL) A r t h u r SL B eckw ith. Jr. fa u lt will be ta k e n e ae in e t you for the re lief demaedeS C lerk Dy M a r t h a T. Vlhlen In tb* Bill of Complaint. Deputy C lerk DONE AND ORD ERED at RneeA W ig h t A tlu rferS Sanford, Seminal* County, I13T F l r i l Avenue South Florida, Ihla 11th day of J u n e 1943. a t F e t e n b u r g 1, F lo rid a P u b llih J u ly A USE (HEAL) ODK-el A r t h u r X. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court IN T H B C I B t't’r r C O I H T OF By: Aria J . L undqulel T U B NINTH J l lil t t AL CIHD. C. Ct: IT. IN AND r i m I K 9 I . Norri* D. Woolfork. IH Nlir.es CDBNTT, FI.IMUUA. I I I Weet Church I t . I H A N 1 E E T NO. 11*13 Orlando, F l a C L >UUE J. IIAC Mil ACM end Fublleh J u n e If, 94, ST, * 31 Alin ARET E- BAUMBACH. J u ly 4, 1943. HUS W IFE , CDJ.S1 P la intiff A N o rira o r sa lb a*' I- DRUMMOND. C1IARLA Notice I* hereby alv en that DRC1I3IO.ND ltk>UINAi;Ult end p u r i u a n t to the final Seer** FRA NK ROUlN ACtllL her a t faracloaure and ante e n ­ tered la the a a u ia pending la huebend, D e f e n d a a la th a Circuit Court l a and for y o n r s o r d v r r in Seminole C 1 1 1 1 y, Florida, AUNKeiWKNT FO B DE ED caaa dnekat n u m b -r 13037. tha r o H E C L t i a l BE u n d e r a lin e d Clerk will ecll tha a lt u a l- d In raid TUI C II A U L A DRUMMOND p r a 'i- r l y ROUlNAL'ail and FRANK County dtac rlba d aa: KOULVALA31I. h e r Due Lot 14. Ulock 9. W EA TIf. ERSF1ELD FIRST ADDI­ band TION, aa reeordad la Plat R u u ta No. E Book 11, P age IT. StmlBeltefontaln e. Ohio Tou. D efendant!, are hereby nola C ounty Public Ra­ notified t h a t A com plaint to corda, e u b ji c t tu *4 Mf o re d u n e A greem ent* for Deed m v n ti and r«atrlctlon« of on t h e f o llow ing deecrlbed record. T o g e th a r with all e tr u e tu r e i p r o p e ri ) , l o - w tl: Iyiie I. T a n d I. Bloch D, a n d Iw provrm ent* now and W TCW ART* SUBOIVI. h a r a a f tc r on raid land, and SION. A lta m o n te e p r l n g a r i x t u r a t a tla c h a d tharato, and Florida, a c c ording to plat a ll rant#, lavo-a, pro,-,.,!,, »nd thareof racordad In Pint profit* a c c r u in g and to a c ­ Booh t. P a«e *>. Public crue front eald preuileae, alt Racorda of HemlnuU Coun­ of which ar* Included within ty, T lu rldal Including k i t ­ Hi* foregoing d e ecrlptlaa and chen etuve, re fr la a r a to r , I the habendum there of; *l,.i gaa hoatero, c a r p e t and nil go*, ataani, eloutrlc. w a ­ t e r end e th e r b a tt i n g , Making, •hadee; h a s been filed e g a ln a t y e s In r e fr ig e r a tin g , lighting, plumb­ Ibe above-et)1ed c u lt and you ing , v a ntllatlng. Irrigating, a r j r s u u lr e d tu eerve a copy and power *y-tenia, macbln-a, of your Anaufer o r Pleading to a ppllanc--, f l i t u r a u a nd ap tha Com plaint on P la intiff a purtanancea. which now ar* or a tto r n e y JCWillPtl M. MUR- may h t r a a f t t r p - r ta ln to, or ASKO, P. O. Hoi I I I . Fern b* uaed with. In, or a a t a l i Pnrh. Seminole Counly, F le r - pramla-e. evan th o u g h (hey tde. a n d file the o rigina l An- be d atachad or d - ta r h a b l* •w e r o r H e a d i n g In the o f ­ a t public eal«. to tb* blgheal fice of the C lerk of the C ir ­ a nd P-at bldd«r for raab at c u it C o u r t on or before the 11 o c lo c k Boon on tha 14m l a d day of AugueL 1311- If day of Ju ly , 1143 a t tho Front you t a l l to do eu, a decrao Duor of the H-mlnol# County pro confeeoo will be take n Courthuue* la Sanford, F l o r ­ e g a ln a t you for tho relief de- ida m a n d r d In the C o m p la in t (HEAL) WITNKsUt my hand and ofA rth u r II. Dot-h wtth, J r . flcla) eeal of office a t S a n ­ Clerk of tli* Circuit Court ford. Samlnola Counly. I b li By: M a r t h a T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Snd day of J u l y , 19*3. U-erdall, a r i d i t y and Luwle (SEAL) , „ , A r th u r !L l e c k w l t h . Jr., Atiorneye f e r P l t l n l K f Clerk o f C ircuit Court 49 North C o u rt S t r e e t Byi J e t n K. Wilke, Poet Office R o t l i t * Orlando, Florid* D e p u t r Clerk Fublleh J u ly *. 11, l i , 3e, 13*3- t'ueliah J u l y 4, 1943. CDk-44 CD li.^ 3 Mora than gg p ar rani c i senior citlians a r t afflicted, 40 par cant of school children by aga alx, and mors than 78 par cent by high school aga. Tha nation's foot doctors claim th a t not all foot ail­ ments ar* cau*«d by corns and calluses. Other causes include weak arches, hammer toss, ul­ cers, imbalance, heal spurt, •kin diseases, fractures and tumors. Legal Notice nr c tim r tbb T i n NINTH curr in NOLB m t b t jrtH C lA L Pam and COL* NTT, os C t fU gr.v u . FLO RIDA , IN CMANCKRT NO. IStTT PE ARLM AN BIUNttUN. : u sih u sf HELVJf ■ . BRIMHOSSi denes u a k n e w n , era tv : or t> |g yeto. D efen d aa* s r L O B iD t toi H E L E N II. URINSON; ra tld en eg u a k n e w n . BOTICB TO A F F S A B T o u ar* hereby n e tllle d tha* a Blit e f C e m p la la t f e r diver#* he# b r a n file s e g a t a a t you. and you e re required i t serve a copy o f your a new e r o r plea d in g to lb* Bill of Com­ p l a i n t on t h e P U l B l I f r i Att o r n a r , N o r r is D. W e e lf e r k . TO, 1ST W oet C k u r th Street, Orlando, yierlSa, s a d file tho origina l a n e w e r er p lea ding In the orrieo o f t h a C lark *J the C i r c u it Court o a o r before J u l y 11. I l l s . If y a g fall to do t o Judgm e nt by d a f tu l t will ba t a k e * a g a l a t t y e a for the r e lie f S s am a g ed l a to e M1I e f CeaMlaiaL DON* a n d n— as m Sa n f o rd , S-m lnal* County. Florida, t h is U l h Say *4 Ju n e. 1*43. (SEAL) A r t h u r 8 . B aekw lth, J r . C l e r k a f C l r t a i l Court By: Aria J. U H i a i i t D. C. N o r r l t D. W aolfcrk. TU 137 Weet c h u r c h St. Drlandu, Fit. P ubllab J u n e J u l y 4, 1 I U . 1L Sf. S7, A CDJ-IS I* TBB OIBCCIT roCRT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCt IT OF FLORIDA IN AN D FOB a n w tN O l.M 1'O f NTT. CHANIKHT No. I . m i 3LAUKL W. OKAY, Flainttfd v*. R E E D B. DRAT, Dofendant n o t ic e of b u t T O i R E E D R. a RAT t place o f s s s l d t u c o u n ­ known) A S wura Com plain t h a v i n g bean filed a g a l a t t y o u la tb* Circuit Court la an d fer S -nitnnl* County, Florida, In "hancery, for D ivorce, the ab ort t i t l e o f raid a ctio n t*»* Ing MAUE L W. 13RAY. P la in , t i ff v*. RE HD B. Hit AT, D— fa nd a n l. t h e ta p reeen ta ar* to r a u t o an d reqatra yo u to f ile y o u r w r it te n defea t* * . If any, to tb* Co m p la la t f l l- d herein, an d to earvo a co p y thereof upon P l a i n t i f f * a t to r n e y on or bafora tha 29th day o f J u ly . A. D. 1941, o t h t r w la * * D ecree Pro C o n ftto o w ill be t a l e r v d ag a in * ! yo u and the • a u t * proceed t a part*. WITNEHS my hand and oftlclal **el a t Sanford. S-ml* nnl* County, Florida, thla Sitb day of Ju n e , A. D. 1)4). (SEAL) A rth u r H. B e ck w ith . J r , C lerk e t tb* C ircu it Ceurt, In an d for S o m la o la Coun­ ty, F lorida I t ) : M a rtha T . Vlhlen D. C. Cordon V. Fre derick A t to r n e y for P l a i n t i f f P. U B og 1793 U 4 B a i t Com iaerelal Aveau* S u it* I, Kirk P la t a Hanlerd, Florid a Fublleh J u a * II g J u l y S, )•- I I 1941. lO D J - I U ■) �l I iff B >1 Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLAMIFIKD DISPLAYS Tuas., thru P i t . 2 P. M. Sap before insertion. Moo. • Sat. STBAIGHT CLASS i n ED: Tuas., thru FrL. - I P. M. dap before insertion. Moo. - Sat. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost k Found 2. Notices - Personals 8. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rental# 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loons 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Ruild - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television RXSPOKSIBIUTY: Tha Bar aid will aot be re•pool lb la (or more than one 27. S p e d u l S erv ices incorrect insertion of your ad, 28. Laundry Service and reserves tha right to re­ 29. Automobile Service vise or reject nap advertise* 29A. Auto Aceessarlee ■ eat from what erdared to 80. Machinery * Tools conform la the policies etf this 81. Poultry • Live stock New people la wwa look at H m td Ada. Be eure poor business U represented with ettrsetive advertise meets. Call PA 2-MU. Legal Notice 81A. Pits 82. Flowtrs • Shrubs 88. Furniture 34. Articles For Ssle 35. Artieiss W a n te d S6. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 39. Trailers - Cabanas p u in tirr, D A N I E L RYA NS A_\"N IVANS. And 6. For Kent Mt8 NICELY furnished S room w in DtfandABtO. Apartment. Private bath. « « i k a r t a s m avA jra FA 2-3303. Apt. 101 e 'o Mr. a n d M r s T. X. UNFURNISHED 2 - bedroom McRa * 10111 O eo relA A r t n u t houie, kitchen equipped. lVh«»inn. M i r j r U n d FA 23011. T O tr AN D B AC H o r TOU A R B H E R K I1 T N O T I F I E D t h » t e suit hAO b**n b roufht • O i l n i t f » u b r BOC 1ETT F O R BAVI NOS. ■ C o n n e c t i c u t co rp n r ttlA n , P td m lff, to for-. c l o u a c e r t a i n M o r tx a K * m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y tleecrlb ed t u th e C o m p l a i n t f i le d In t h l a suit, w h i c h M o r t s a e e e n e u m b e r a th e fo tlo w la * detcrlb ed property, • I t a a t e In B e m l i o l * C o u n t r . Florida, to -w lt: I.>t i. n io i-k i. i i R m . r . n HOMES n itL A M K I HKCT loN ONE. a c e ordln* to tho plat th e r e o f recorded la F la t Booh I I . p a t e a I and I Fubllo Racorde of Seminole County, Florida, and for other relief, a n d you a r t rc'iolred to file p o u r An­ s w e r to l a i d C om pla int with tha Clerk of tha a b u t s ( tr ie d Court and to se rva a copy t h e r e o f s a PlalM lfT a A t t o r . hero. ROaBNBEItO. ROSEN. HERO A RFUSIfAN, tool Aina l e r Building. Miami II, FI.ir ­ itis. a o t l a t e r th a n th a l l t h day of Ju ly , l ie s , tn itatault o f which a«ld Com plaint will bo taken oe coafeesed by you. DATED, a t Sanford. Florida, thla J l t b day of l e u IMS. ( /S I A M A rth u r W. Seckw ith. Jr. Clark nf lha Circuit court LARGE 2 bedroom Trailer od Urge like. Adult* only. Ph. FA 2-73M FUitN. Apt. Clone in. Phone FA 2-2800. "CLEAN quiet Roomi" The Gable*. FA 2-0720. 2 BUR M. Kurn. Apt. >33 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 Efficiency Apt. >30 Mo. up. Surplus City, 2tft W, 1st. Clean ist floor apt. Private entrance. 1604 Palmetto. LAKE MARY. S Bedroom, t bath house with lake privi leges. FA 2 7QW, 4 BEDROOMS, 2 bath, florid* room, patio, air-condition­ ed. In I/vch Arbor. 1’bone FA 14505. You can find anything you Byi M a rth a T. Vlhlen n««d advertised In the Her­ Doouty Clark ald by Sanford merchants. Low Offlaea ■totaabere, R oooaharf d Relamoa Suit# lial Ataatay B a l l d l n f Miami II, Florida Puhltah J u n o IT * J u l y 4, 11, a m k i n r i i D M K W r o t * i n i s I I . IMS. Th* U l t r a of i’uMle I n s t r u c ­ c D j-ise tion far H-mlnot* Countr. C la r ie s, will rocolva kISa fur n new c ir c u it c a m av thn f u r n l ih l a g a f all labor, now r u t s JtiDoriAi, n a . alarial*, aqutpntont sa 4 aarctitT o r and f o b a r m - m vlcoa roqulroil fo r tha InatallaS o i l C O r i T T . F IO B D A . lion of Riiun.1, tMorcumniunlI 'l l I NCKBF Nil. ISIOI r anrl U rogra m Nyttonir UNITED MOHTUAOKE HER aat l l oLnyman S-himl nn .1 Croom* \ ICING COIU*.. Sem lnoU County, Pla intiff, Acailomr, Florida; an lit l : t # p. n< . T h u r a d a r , J u l y II, 1141. at CARL R SOTOW W LL. a t at. School Adralalatratlon D a f a a d a a t a tho Building, Commorelal Klroat. AWRNDBB NOTICW OF 01’IT Hanford, Florida, al w h i m IN tlm a and place tho l.I.D will waRTOAOW r o i e r i o i i i u b* publicly o pa nod and rsa d TIH CAUL E IflTCH K L L aloud. R H S tireacH i U n k n o w n P l a n s and opacification* m a r AND T in All p a r ti e s claiming bo oblalntd by dapoaltlng In tere sts by, t h r o u g h , a n . 110 ho with tha Archlr-ct. J " h n der e r a g a i n s t tha eforo- A. B urton IV. F o u rth Floor. eald person anford Atlantic National T o ll ARK harehy aotlfted B H a n k Dull,ting, rtanfor.l, F l o r ­ t h a t a Com plaint to forerlosa ida. Such ilap.ialt will br roa certain m o r tg e g a ancum fundad In full to aach prraun baring the follow ing deaerlh who r o tu rn r tho d o c u m rn tt tn od real p ro p a rty , t o . w l t : good condition w ithin II dayo L ot |A. Bloch I. W EA TH - a f t o r tho old oponlng. B R S r i l f L D FIJL1TT ADDI A cortlflod chock or b a n k THIN, according t o the t , p ,, thla to tho Hoard of plat there of, ae raoordad dP ruabflic Instruction for SernlIn F l a t Hook IS. P aso IS. nolo County. Florida. U. H Public Records of ileiul. t lo v o rn in rn t Iloruta. or a s a t ­ note C ounty, Florida, i s f a c to r y btil bond • i r t o i r . l h a s b e e t filed a g a i n s t you la by tho blddor a n d a ccrptabls t h a Abare-otylAd suit, a n d you s u r a tla * In an amount squat a r a raqulrad to a a r s a a copy to rtvs prr c a n t of tho bid a f your Itie w ir nr eth er • h all b« a i i i a m t a l with aacti Pleading t o th e Com plaint nn bid. Plain tiff's a ttorney... AVDEIt T h a a u c c n a f u t bid Dr will SUN. It I’MIt. DEAN, LOWN­ bo required to furnlah and DES A v a n den tlKRll, 131 p a y fur aallafa ctnry p tr f o r m E a s t C a a l r a l Avenue. Orlando. anc* and pa y m e n t bool or Florida, a n d flta th a o rigina l bonds In tha a m o u n t of 100% Anawar s r o l h a r p l e a d in g la of th a c o n tr a c t amount. th a efftea of t h e Clerk of the A ttention I* called to tha Circuit C ourt on c r be fore the fa c t th a t not loss than th» 31th day of Ju ly , 1313. If you m inim um • a larta a and wagov fall to do so. a decree pro a* ant forth In tha BpoclOcA* confeeto will be take n a gain lio n * m u st bo p a id on tbia p r o a t you for t h a relief demanded jpot. la tho ComplalnL Thn Board of Fubllo Ina trua T h is Notice shall h e pa h - tlon for Sem inal# County llehed ones a weak for four F lo rid a, ra arrv a a tho right to ennaecullv* w eeks la th a San­ r e je c t any a n i l / o r all bids or ford Herald. to w a iv e any Infurmalltlra In DATED thla 3 i lh d a y of th a bidding. No bid onall bo June. m s. w it h d r a w n fo r a p. rlod of (BEAL) f lftoon t i l l d a y s t u b i- q u e n t A rth u r R. Beckwith, Jr. to tho opantng o f bide w ithout Clerh of Circuit Court th e e o n - .n t of th a Hoard. By: M a r t h a T. VIBlea J.\ D W r ig h t , Jr. Deputy Clerk Cbalrnrao, ltoar-1 of P ib ltc Andereoa, Rush, Dean In str uction for PtmlQol* Lowndes A v a n den llerg Count r. F lo r id a Attornaya a n d Counsellor* at ft T. Mllwtt Ham lnoll C ounty duporlntanLaw d e n t of Public Instruction and l » B a it Centra) B .u U v a r d Lg-Offlclo S a e r a ta r y to tho Poet Office Boa J i l l B oa rd of Public Instruction Orlande, F lo rid a IPubtleh J u n a ST A J u ly I. 11, !*ub||ah Juuo 30, L A July *. IMS. h i m i. Legal Notice 'oO J-in 2 CLEAN coot downatair Apartments. AdulU. Ph. FA FU34. ULJ- i od O ft tta fs rl Rrralk July 4* l t B — P ig s 3-A 12. Real Entile For Soto 27. Special Services S W E E T IE P IE By tfid in e Seltser FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m house. Largo room*. 1*3 ■ mo. FA 2-1314. > 34. Art idea For Bale 33. Fw alttnv TRACTOR work, mowing, Used furniture, appliances, 5 PIECE breakfast set and 22,695 Horn art window fan. Phono tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Neat 2 BR home, frame con­ discing, blade, scoop. Pb. 322-4129. Larry's Mart 21$ Sraford struction tm 101 by 103 lot. FA 2-7644. ■ Av*. Ph. FA 2-41U $223 Sows and $30 per 1983 UPRIGHT S3 cu. ft. P iiao Tuning and Repair month will make you tho F reeter. 194$ Color T.V. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 Sell U« Yeur Furniture. Quick new owner. No Foolln. must aetl. Will sell to beet Service With the Cash. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ SUPER TRADING POST offer. 322-7222 after I p.m* tios ale. Free estimate. Pb. PA $4977. GARDEN Tiller. Nearly new. 322 3)04. Reasonable. Ph. FA 18809. U t N. Park 322-2420 34. Artictea For Sate WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, POWER, Riding 24" Mower, RAVENNA PARK: air condi­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Ladies shorts, 99c. Sleeping A t condition. FA 2*609. tioned, 3 br.. 3 bath, home, All Types and filsei begs, tarps, tents. Surplus electric kitchen. Nice yard We Repair and Service $1 par day rental for Elec* City, 291 W. 1st. and patio; |700. down. 304 S T I N K trie Carpet Shampootr with Temple Dr. FA 1 -n a . purchase of Blue Lustre. Michinary and Supply Co. SHALLOW WELLS 4 PUMrS Jerry Lord FA 2 -371» Carroll's Furniture. 297 W. 2nd 51. FA :-6432 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ FOR your sewing needs. 36. Autoaobte • Tracks Realtor geration service. All work Raymond Luadquut, Asso. MILADY’S SHOPPE BUYTNQ A NEW m guaranteed. Very reason­ FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bids. Of fine Fabrics UIED CART able in price. Day FA I-T4M 104 S. Park Av*. FINANCE IT WITH V I 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, fla. Night FA 2 20*0. 4 low Interest Bata* Rin. Cool shade trees. Low ALUMINUM Furniture re* 9 Low Monthly Payment* down payment. 322-6835. 10* LAWN SERVICE webbed cheaper than you E. Jenkins Circle. FLORIDA STATE BANK Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ can do it yourself. Bring isfaction guaranteed. Ph. it to the Furniture Center. 1954 CIIEV. 2 dr. HT. R. A H. F IIA H O M ES FA 2-1117. 1100 French Ave. 323-2710. We have in outstanding sel­ ection of 2, 3, and 4 bed­ U IIP. 2 SPEED electric mo­ RAMBLER American. '34 room, 1 and 2 bath govern­ H. B. POPE c o „ INC. tor like new. $15. Phone Radio 4 Ilea tar. Clean. $330 ment owned homes in many 2U> So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 FA 13411. FA 2-9387. of Sanford's better residen­ TRADE A t '37 Dodge for tial areas. Priced below 2B. Automobile Service ZIG ZAG SEWING Volkswagen or will sell. Ph. market value, these homes MACHINE Auto Glass, Tops are completely remodeled REPOSSESSED due to un­ FA 2-7224 or FA 2 0344 nf4 Seat Covers ter 3 p. m. inside and out. Down pay fortunate circumstances. '43 raente from $230, and AUTO GLASS & model, perfect condition. I960 VAUXHALL sedan A l monthly payments from $30 SEAT COVER CO. Sews forward and reverse, condition. 8 Volusia Dr. Doami up. For complete in­ makes buttonholes, sews on Rary. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8U32 formation see us toda). buttons, embroiders 4 mon­ 4U . WORK GUARANTEED ograms, darns and patches. OR TRADE; H ton Inter, Assume 6 payments of $6.uo. truck. Excellent meeb. and AUTO GLASS FA 2 8627. tires and 3 x 4 ft utility INSTALLED trailer. FA 2-4782. 322-2120 111 N. Park Senlurik Ginns ami Pnint READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, '54 NINE pass. Station wa­ Company lit. IIumbchh Opportunity blocks, sand, cement, rock, gon. Good transportation, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 pipe, steel, (Tewve traps, $123. cash. 1913 Summerlin EXCLUSIVE Jobbing busl. dry wells, stepping stones. Ave. after S. ness for Central Fla. owner. 31A. Beta Miracle Cone rout Co. Must retire because of 2 REGISTERED male Collie JI09 Elm Ave, FA 2-5751 1956 BUll'K Special, 2 Door health. Ph. FA 2 8809. Pups. FA 22157 after 6. sedan. Automatic, radio U TWO elec, razor*, $3.00 each; heater. Extra clean, low 16. Female Help Wanted 32. Furniture baby bed $13.00; new port­ mil*age. Reasonable. Ph. EXPERIENCED Operators able charcoal grill $2.00; FA 2-7136. WANTED reliable couple to wanted. Single or double take up monthly payments elec, fryer-cooker $1.00;; 1 needle machines. 402 Pecan qt. pressure cooker $3.00; 37. Boats • Motors of $13.50 on S complete Ave. Sanford. rooms of furniture. Call childs training sent $2.00; IV DUNPHY Boat. S3 hp, elec, sandwich grill $3.00. TE 1 1312, Casselberry, col Johnson electric, trailer, 19. Hitunttonn Wanted Ph. FA 2-8633. lect. skill 4 rope and other ex­ CHILDREN kept. FA H i 82. tras. $330. 172 9367. $3.40 PER MONTH BEDS FOR RENT Child Care. FA 2-ZTJ4. Hospital, Rollaway*, Juve­ ASSU3IE payments on Singer ruuml bobbin Sowing M.i Gateway To The Waterway nile. FREE delivery and BABYSITTING day or night. chin* equipped to sig zsg Hobson Sporting Good* Pick-up. FA 2-1213. and make button boles. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer FURNITURE CENTER With guarantee. Balance of 304-4-1 K. 1st Ph. FA 7 3961 1100 French Ave. 21. B eau ty R a im a $ payments. FA 2-9111. Ph. FA 2-7933 GATOR trailer and IS hp. liAHIUETT'.s BEAUTY NOOK For quality automobiles at Kvinrud* 1937 motor. Boat F R E E E S T IM A T E Complete Ser. Eve. Appt’s. low prices check the Herald controls. $130.00. FA 18633. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren ­ 105 So. Oak fA 2-5742 ovating- New 4 Used Furui. clsssUled p u t s where local dealers advertise. 39. Tralltrn • Cnbnnn* SPECIAL tore. CiU Nil Redding Mfg. Cut 'N Curl Beauty 51w>|» Co, at 7ii9 Celery Ave. 7 ft. CAST NET. 404 Palmet­ l BEDROOM housetrailer. Cold Wave $6.95 complete. FA 2-2117. to Ave. FA 2 1357. Reasonable. FA 2-2IIO. Open evening by appt. 31$ Palmetto Ave. 322 0831 Stenstrom Realty 8TENSTROM RENTALS 2 1 2 3 3 3 4 BR, 1 Mh kit. eqd fTO BR, neat O near $75 BR, 1 bth, furn, Bice ISO HR. 1 bth, kit. eqtl SUM BR, 2 bth. Loch .Arbor, St3o BR, l's bth, extra nice. $123 BR, 2 bth, Ravenna Park •1U 4 BR, 2ti bth with pool $150 4 BR, Itv bth, modern $103 4 BR, 3(8 bth, executive, $223 If you ere looking for Juat the right homo to lease or rent, it will pay you to to check with Stenvtniru Realty, Sanford's largest rental end property man­ agement agency. It will be a pleaauro to serve you. Air-Conditioninpr Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgagee 11' N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Ravenna Park FA 2 7493 Evenings FA 2-3S77 FA 2-343S FA M M FURNISHED Apartment. ed. Quesnel 38. M o to rcy cles - Scooters E. 14th St. n r a n c im c r ir c o m o r 3. Education • Instruction m u r m jid ic ia l c m . c t r r o r f l o u d l is a id r a n acaieo i.K n o r m . AIR-Conditioning • Refrigera lion men needed. We treln rLORDA. l i c a A i c c a v no. li you. Tools end equipment furnlihed. Write C.T. I. Box atx n c T T f o r SA vrxaa, e O e o s w t l e e t aarparwtlon. 33, e 'o Herald. BOYD MART I. For Rent ‘Happy Fourth of July!' 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 1 * 2 Bedroom Newly decorat­ S-ROOM hoax', unfurnished.-] L 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect Apt. Apt. 7. 4<M Lake Mary. FA 2 2134. models on Highland at 322-8194. Longwood. Open daily lihuu HOUSE, T rooms and hath. to dark. 10 Sllnutes South W E L A R A APARTMENTS: Nice corner lot on Lake on 17-92 end West on Semi­ Rooms private baths, 114 Mary, for information call nole I block. W. First St. 322-6788. LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Stenstrom Realty VERY largo 3 Bedroom 2 ROOM apt. with private Home In Loch Arbor. $1(0 bath and entrance. 318 Mel- $7750 Total Price FURNISHED or unftirniahed per month. FA 2 3301. lonville. FA 23420. 2 Bedroom Block House. FURX. 4 Room, l Bedroom Low down payment. 2422 BONUS RENTAL Oruiigu Ave. Apt. Water furnished. Ad­ 3 UDR.M., kitchen equipped ults. 323-0389. $100 a mo. and get 1000 TV etampl. FA 2-4437. St. Johns Realty F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmie Nice unfurnished 3 bdrm. THE TIME TESTD FIRM FA 26123 Cowin. 322-4012. home. 2533 El Capitan Dr. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 20180. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen BY OWNER. 3 Bcdrm. con­ equipped. $73. FA 2-33U3. crete block Home, shaded 3 BEDROOMS, Uk baths. Large kit and children wel­ lot on beautiful lake, Ph. 2 BEDROOM furnlshrd Apart­ FA 2-2W6. come. FA 2 3609. ment FA 2-00It. FURX. A p t 2300 Mellunvilte. LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms, 2 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. baths, air-condition. Lake Good location, kitchen front. FA 2-8920. 3 BR. 1 bath. $73 a mo. equipped. Low down pay­ S BR. lt t bath. $83 a mo. ment. Assume loan. A real Large 3 Br., 2 bath. Air-rund. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished aaving. Cell FA 2 9(72. House. Kitchen equipped. $163 mo. Near base. FA 2 0566. FOR your best buy, chuoie 3 Hr. 2 bath on lake. $150 a mo. 2 BEDROOM Duplex Apart­ Tee 'N Green Estates. 3 * 4 Bedrooms. More space ment. Kitchen equipped. No ROSA L. PAYTON meter. 706 E. Mth St. Ph. ibr your money. 20th Street Wevt by Mayfair Golf Reg. Real Estate Broker FA 2 6033 or M 2-7622. Course. Open daily 110:UQ. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 322-37(4. Builders: LSLN EN­ 3 MR., 3 bath, $150.00 mo. FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ Available TERPRISES, INC. lex. Available June 24lh. I BR. I bath, $133.00 mo. FA 2 3610. 2 • BEDROOM frame house 22. Build • Paint • Repair Available Aug 1st. partially finished inside. 3 MR. Frame Huute. Barlly Semi-Rellred Carpenter JOHN E. I-OX Two corner lids, good wa­ (urnlshetl. Near NAS. Nul Small Hapatrs — Painting REALTOR ter, near ictiool in Paola. fancy but cheap rent. $12.30 Phone- FA 2-7981 Ph. 32J 0359 Full price |2,45U. Terms week. FA 2 3219. can be arranged. 323 U1U. 25. Plumbing Service* 8. Reach Rental* EFFICIENCY Apt. 911 Park. PLUMBING HUTCH 1HON Ocean front FURNISHED apt., loU'.s W. Contracting Repairs Apartment. Daytona B«nch. 9th. $50. FA 2*290. FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-4068. Office FA 42119 R. L. HARVEY FURN. Apt. FA l-WT. Night FA 3-0648 t. For Hal* or Rent 104 Sarnord Av*. FA 2 3341 123 0709 EFFICIENCY Apartment on First 51. Near 3 city free 2 BDRM hou*«. 117 Catalina. 2314 Park Dr. Saerord, PI*. parking loU end shopping 2 BR. House. Air Condi tinn­ CHEAP. 3 Bedroom lluuae. stores. No utility charges. er. Sale or rent with option Near schools * churches. Plumbing k Heating Suitable for couple or sin­ to buy. FA 2-2289. Newly done. FA 2U93*. AIR CONDITIONING gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. CONTRACT and REPAIR P1NECRKST. 1 Bedrooms, 2 BY OWNER 3 Bedroom, I Store. WORK baths, Fla. ruom, built in hath llouie. 4U* Palmetto R E N T A RED oven * range, lot E. Jen­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1*5*2 Ave. FA 2 1537. Rollaway, lloepital 4 Baby raws kins Circle. 222 9337, Bads. 2 7. .Special Service* JOHN E. FOX By Day, Week, «r Month 2-BED ROOM and PU. room, REALTOR FK IG 1D A IR K kitchen equipped. Will furn­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3210659 Kales 4 Service ish if you like. FA 2 4650. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3181 114 W. 1st St. G. H. HIGH LOCH AKHOR FURNISHED Apartment. Air- I BDRM. 3 both home. 2017 1790 W. 1st St. Sanford Elisabeth Court. G r o v e Comfortable 3 BH, 2 bath Conditioned. 131* b.t’.h, terrb. FA I-J«*3 home In beautiful Loch Ar­ Manor. FA 2 3903 for Appt. ratio floor*. Adults. Phone bor, for Just $14,000. Only LAWNS Renovated • Aerate FA 2-2374. 3 BEDROOM. 2 hath. Kit Remove Thatch • Chinch $450 down and $90 per Chen equipped. 123 W. Cole­ month. Interested? Call to­ FURN. Apt. tioti S. Perk, Bug Spray (VC-13) • Ferti man Circle. Pinccrcat. *xe-Ph. FA 24244 day. 1 BEDROOM House furnish­ MANSFIELD LAWN SER. ed. $30 per mo. 41313 12. Real Fatale For Sale Laurel. Phone NO 8A092 or trimmed. Demount Stenstrom Realty TREE’S RAVENNA PARK NO 8-4814............................... A removed. Reasonable. Ph Attractive 3 UR. tile hatti 111 N. Park FA 2-7GA4. 322 2120 2 BDK31. Furn. Garage Apt. CU tujuie in desirable Ra­ SIT E. 33th St. All Electric. venna Perk on a corner 2 Large Lots. See Sirs. tree shaded lot. Fully equip­ Fallen, let House S. of ped electric kitchen. Only Club Diamond on 17-92. $13,560, with Ju-t $375 down including all cloving ex­ 2 BEDK005I lluuae unfurn­ 1963 CIIEV, Convertibl*. Equipped -----SAVE ished. Kitchen equipped. $65 penses. 292 per month in­ I960 CIIEV. 4 Door. 4 CyL __________ ... 1163 cludes ever) thing. a mo. Limit 1 child. 2434 1939 CIIEV. 4 Door V-8, Auto., Power Str. - 1193 Cedar Ave. 1936 CIIEV. 4 Door, V-H, Auto. — — 893 1937 CIIEV. 2 Door II. Tup, Auto., P o w er-------... 993 '2 B E D R O O M unfurnished Stenstrom Realty 1937 UUICK 4 Door, Auto.. Air t « n d ........... ......... 5#i House. Kitchen electrically U t N. Park 322 2(20 1933 FORD 4 Door. V-». Aulo. -------------------- 393 equipped. FA 3-4630 after 193* FORD 4 Door Htatlow Wagon ____ _____ ___ 295 2 BDRM. block house. 1309 6 p. m. Douglas Ave. FA 2-6838. UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom, VACATION living room, dining room, kitchen, 20th and French. EVERY weekend from May until October. Ideal concrete MC. a month. See Mr. 1941 FORD GeUsie 2 Door, II. Top, Auto, „ 1693 block cabin, furnished on Bennett a t Faust Drug l**l MERCURY 4 Door, A lia , Air Cong. . — 1893 beautiful Lake Harney Ash­ Store. 224 K. First 84. 1944 Ol.DS Convertible, Power, Air Cond. _ 1995 ing, boating, and skiing at 1931 CIIEV. 4 Door Ih tra ja r, • Cjl. . . . __993 48' x r HoL'SETRAILEK, 2 }uur froul door. Duly $725o. __ »93 1934 FORD l, Ton Van Body _____ bedrooms: Adults only; $30 cash. I960 FORD 1, Ton Pirkup ...... ..... .............. __89$ month. FA 2-3449. 8:30 U) 1947 OLD* 4 Door Auto, P o - e r -----------__591 3:30. 1935 PONTIAC 4 Door, A u to ._________ — 293 Slemper Agency 1944 INTERNATIONAL Ton Plekup FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m — 293 h*ju*c. 2481 Palmetto. Call REALTOR - l.NIUROR 219 K 2nd ST. 2565 PARK AVE. } \ 2 0274. , 11A 2-4924 1912 4. * reach Ate. Vacation Specials! Jim Hunt Realty 62 Ambassador Rambler Sedan, overdrive trarwnimion, radio, heaicrt whitewall tiren. Beautiful dark blue finish, Wall (OLLERSo/SANFORD SQUARE DEAL CARS *1995 __ 4 61 Rambler Clossic ^ MANY 4 Door Sedan, air conditioning. Local one owner and very clean. §£ T k ,™ ™ M ORE! Save! These are Jual a lew . . , Make four aelertion f r o m one of t h e largml u * e d car storka in Brmlnula Co. kilMM 61 Falcon Ranchem Truck; new paint and good mechanically. „ *1195 61 Ford Gulaxic Sudan "6” 61 Rambler D eluxe American Stu. Wag. B S B V 60 Chevrolet B el Air Sedan 60 Bumbler Suiter Station W agon 59 Ford 500 2 Door Hnrdtop W b u i .c k RAMBLER ]| $ ti �Defenders Meet With Gw. Bryant TALLAHASSEE (UPI) New public defenders wart told by Got. Farris Bryant Wednesday that tha Urea and fortunes of many psopla would depend on the way they eonducted their office*. Tha Id new publie defendera, oil named by Bryant un­ der a newly adopted law, mat together in the state cabinet room to bear from state offi­ cials. (Tha public defender for the Ninth Circuit, which ineludes Seminole County, is W. D. Fndsrick J r , of Or­ lando.) On bind were Bryant. Comptroller Ray E. Green, Supreme Cout Justice E. H ar­ ris Drew and Reeves Bowen, head of tha criminal appeals division of th« attorney gen­ eral's office. Bryant told the defenders, who will provide free legal counsel for needy lawbreakers, that It waa significant they had come to the capital on the eva of Independence Day. Your new posts, he told them, "riv et new assurance of Jus­ tice for all,” "Tha post does thrust on your shoulders a very algniflcant responsibility,” Hryant said. "The lives and fortunes of many peopls will hang on the way you conduct your­ selves.” Justice Drew urged tha new officials to te* persons ac­ cused of crimes s t soon as posalbt*. He said th* public defendtrs should be certain that persona accused of crimes wera advised of all of their rights under th* l*w, "This marks a high point In th* systsni of American Juris­ prudence,” said Drt-w. Drew's immediate predecessor as chief justice, B. K. Roberta, head­ ed up ths judicial council which recommended to the last legislature creation of the public defender sysUrn. The proposal wus sparked hy a U.S. Supreme Court de­ cision that ruled an accused felon must ha represented In court by a lawyer for hia sen­ tence to be valid, Bowen gave the new offlrials some first hand advico on representing clients. "Give every case you get ths old rolU-^e try,"’ said the veteran assistant sttorney general. "I cannot emphasize that enough. T reat each case as If he wrro paying you a substantial fee for representing him." tfs Ooonputtime WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE . ** m r t Death toll from accidents in the U. S. during Hull was about 01,61)0, according to the Britannica Hook of the FRI. A N D SAT., JU LY S A N D 6 , 1961 a d a ir y sp e cials a ■reakitort# S o u r C r e a m ____ Z 3 9 * EITHER END OR WHOLE Allaw aat Colored M a r g a r in e • • • • • pkf. 2 9 * Lucky W hip D e s s e rt T o p p in g ”.V.“ 4 9 * a f r o z e n foods • M ortons' Frosan M a c a r o n i/C h e e s e 39* M rs . Paul's Fish Cake or Fish S tic k D inners 39* Pictswaet Sliced S tra w b e rrie s . . 5 IS * $ I . M in u te M aid Regular or Fink Lem onade . . . . 7 99* 4-Fisherm en Frosen S c a llo p s * • • • • • • Pk|e 3 9 * ★ ★ D D D ★ . .. Tatty Center-Cut P o rk C h o p s W elch's Forty Drink Folgtr's Flovorful F ie s ta Punch . . 3 «£. $ I . P o rk R ib s W elch 's Deliciously Different Apple-Grepe D r i n k ....................3 £ Dole Hawaiian Chunk (limit 1) Sliced Bologna R itter's Green 291 T o m a to R elish . . Sealtest Assorted Flavors Copeland's $1. (lim it 1 per customer w/purchoscs of $5 or mere)' In s ta n t C o ffe e 10*.?79* Ice C re am . . . . ;:i: 79* P in e a p p le . . . . £ 25* W a ld o rf T issu e . a-5 tor Coak-auti . . . Country Styla White or Colored (limit 4) A ll Grinds Chose & Sanborn 2 -L b . C o ffe e . . V« $ 1.2 5 Teacher Bans Books, Cupid AUSTIN. Tvx. (UPI» — A L'niver.tty id Texas dean says the idea that marriage makra fur better students is a myth. "We find murringe arlibmt make a good atudrnt nut of a poor one," Dean of Students Cilenn Harnett says. Harnett warned that mixing marriage and college ran mean troubles fur both hus­ band and wife. "If tha wife waa a rompetant student and dropped out for marriage,” Harnett says, "aha frequently feels an un­ derlying resentment if her student husband doesn't eieel." "In many eases," he adds, "hia grades go down as the time and concentration need­ ed for hia work are nibbled away by the demands of fam­ ily life.” Harnett also says that a student-father can grow ex­ tremely senaithe about his own position while his wife plays the role of breadwinner. "When a girl tella me she is quitting to get married," Har­ nett says, "I try to Impress upon her tha importance of continuing her own education soma time, whether eoun or many years from now, 'T he boy sba marries is go­ ing to continue to grow and probably become a leader in hia profession and his com­ munity. Her growth will have to keep pace with hia if the marriage is to succeed,” Har­ nett suys. F R IC IS IF F IC T IV I YOUR CHOICE: EVAPORATED BREAKFAST CLUBo» PET MILK L I M I T tt PER C U S T O M E R PURCHASES > / WI T H OF $ 5 . 0 0 OR M O R E Stark 1st Label Chunk Tuna . . . Tomato Juice . . 19 Saltines 3T Pecan Sandies .*7 49' M acaroni • • 2 29 too l O O V ^ IO O l UOOffi 6 Vi-0*. ^ C ( can m m tS • Libby's Ten«y Fiavorful Sunny-Slope Farms gt. decanter N a b iic e Premium FEATURE OF TH E W EEK: O N LY M ueller's Klbov pkgs. 4 Tim I* H a rd to M*«4 01# SPICl STICK DIODORANT i n es. Stkk $1. pies tec SUAVI HAIR SPRAY 14 *«. «AN M e H u t t* « n u fw S a l. J u ly Jm Or een Stam ps wA Alt -___ SIN. | M I •MMn n w a [JOCXXJUU 1 ,1 ju t, M , I M l I ;S Jftl r? Al. ttm f *>J pwdtawak sausage smokies ll- o a . p k f. 69c mum 3 ^ ^ * ssDtres 4*1. July Oth. I N I I M M M M M M iil fid e oxydol d r e ft liq u id joy d e te rg e n t d e te rg e n t d e te rg e n t d e te rg e n t Z. 79* •SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONG WOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD* . . . . lto n HIGHWAY 17-93 and ST A TI ItOAU 43S Green Stam ps S j swim prem ium per stalk W HERE SHO PPING IS A PLEASURE « V S ?,*m I P F V III h w m s lD r, EACH Celery . . . (limit 1 per luttaotar w/purthases el $5.00 ar mart) (E X T R A Jift Green Stampe d; MufSe and p%*ch*M oh P eaches . •,“ s 49* Juicy Tendsr Pascal Strietm enn's Tasty • produce fane • 83* Sr. 3 5 * 65* cascad e d e te rg e n t a 45* pink th rill d e te rg e n t mo 35< * * * * dow ny fa b ric so fte n er ,7:me “4 7 * • com et cleanser 2 Z. 49* �• % Saufnrft lim tlft VOl.. 53 Smooth sailing to VAII-1. including the E B B.A., who ■re leaving Saturday for a shakedown cruise aboard Ilie CSS Independence out of Nor­ folk and then a tour of duty in the Mediterranean. • • * The Herald'* Casselberry area reporter. Mrs. Jane Casselberry, will be taking over the County Desk in The Herald's Sanford offices for Ihc neat two weeks, while Count> Editor Judy Wells is on vacation. T.ose in Ja n e s regular area with news items to submit are asked to call here at 421-8821. If this one's busy, try 423-3938. • * * A spot-check of downtown Sanford Fourth of July morn­ ing revealed the American flag flying only at the pollre station, courthouse. Sanford Atlantic National Hank. Chase and Co. and The Sanfurd Herald. And a memo to the County Commissioners: Time to purchase a new flag for the courthouse. The one on display Thursday is a dis grace. • ♦ * WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and Saturday with afternoon ami cveninir showers; hijth 90-95: low in TO*. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 749 FRI.. JULY 3, 1963 United Pres.* Lenaed Wire Established 1903 Sanford Beauty 'M iss Flame' 'Fairly Strong Wave' Scouted In Caribbean WINNING FLOAT in Lonjrwomra minimi Fourth of July Fiesta Pantile was entered by the City of Imnirwomi. Other prizes went to Oviedo for the best appearing' fire tru c k ; to Mrs. Virginia Roseh, Rebecca Hague and John Casselberry, best decorated tars and to Casselberry Hoy Scout Troop 311, second Itest float. 2 8 3 Demonstrators MIAMI (LTI>—A hurricane him Ior airplanp u a t sent to­ day to investigate a '‘mod­ erate" easterly wave in the Caribbean Sea about 1.300 miles southeast of Miami, Hie Weather Bureau said. Easterly waves often are forerunners of t r o p i c a l storms "Numerous" showers and winds up to to miles an hour were clocked in the area and a navy storm-chasing plane from Puerto Rico was on it* way* to investigate, the Wea­ WINNER of the Miss ther Itureaii said. "It's a fairiy strong wave, North Orlando Reality during the strongest of the season so Contest held far." a forecaster said here, Thursday’s annual July lie said small craft warnings I celebration was Miss have been hoisted for the .1 a e k i e Atchison, 17 northern Windward Islands. The squally area wa* D year old daughter of c a ted m the Windward Islands Mr. anil Mrs. Ciena about 1.500 miles soulhea-t Atchison of 30 Cortez of here and was moving wesl Ave. (Herald Photo) waid at 15 miles an hour, a Weather bureau rejMirt said It it continued on its pre sent course, it would pa** well to the south of the l nd ed Mates mainland and hit Central America, but the forecaster said " I i ' h really loo early to tell which way SC V C H M i s s i n g a ll go," MIAMI ilT D — Hu- to ast . Guard said today it was scan liing f»r a tidal of seven S u ffC fS TW O persons r>'|xu led n.U-ug in ...nstul water* ulf Florida. The greased pig gave them a good run at Long wood Thursday. The porker took off ip fine style . . . and at last reports Is still running. BALTIMORE, Aid (CPD the demonstration Those anIn fact, even bloodhounds -C o u rt appearance* were ’ a|,],. |„. h,mrd today will couldn't track him down. scheduled today for ?s:i per- t„. ca||n | m t„ luiumore • * * sons, including the tup offi- County Court on charges of Midshipmen of liie U. S. cial of the Presbyterian trespassing and or disorderNaval Academy, class of Church in the United Stale*, ly i-ondut t. 1983, are being flown in in who were arrested in an In­ groups throughout this month dependence Day anti segrega­ The attempt to integrate the amusement park was tin and next (or a lour of inspec­ tion demonstration at subur­ successful. tion at the Sanford Naval Air ban Gwync Oak amusement Dr Eugene Carson Blake, Station. This i* the first for­ park. rlerk of ihe General mal contact for the midship­ An Episcopal bishop ami men with fleet aviation units, several Roman t'athulie Assembly of live Cntted presespecially heavy attack. priests also were arrested in (hyterian Church of the lf.s.,1 • • • .m l former pr. s.dem of tin National Conncil of Cnurchcs. How modern can you get? was among the predominantly North Orlando, the county's white protestor* who were newest eily, learned Tuesday /■ * ■■ - '**»,-*■ w~% ■t • « . ,*At, , f h r ^ n o n v L ^ -----night there were no hells in lent, foil ftour rfemortsvatirn,! LO.vMIN I.i).* )t fl P D - Iwo mure the community to "King for Puller vnhl r l*»U£. of m ••it' slurp u p *e sethartr at I" II* Sillied Freedom" Thursday. Council PH persons took jijrt, to tile wilt's of l*ri oe Minister MIAMI (C PU —Police liuvp decided to blow the sirens AGo chargid a rg) idler re Humid Macmillan * scandaland sound the horns instead. arrested an Df-year-ald boy no pleased with th ei'ttev . Dr. plagued Conservative guv cm * * * rhanrt-* of first degree mur* tllake were Hisitnp Daniel ment today. Members of Campbell List- j robbery-slaying of ("orri'.'an of New York, head / ... * " • “£ h>; Ing unit, American Legion of the Home Department of electuins at wesl Bn.vmli anil u motel clerk June 27. Auxiliary, will meet i« the Charged was James Clyde the Episcopal Church'.* Na­ Dept lord Thursday were the first session of the new fiscal tional Council, and tile Yale latest ill a series id reverses Kish of Miami. year at 7 7.0 tonighl at Legion University chaplain, the Rev. that have brought np|NtsiBuii Tin* victim, Kurt Croten- William Sloan Collin, Hall on Highway 17-02. ami l.alatr cries for M.ieoilllan to steiil was shot to death as h>- hi* wife. resign or call imiuedi.de gen Sanford Women's Republi­ fought lo save 475 in the mo­ Park officials described cr.d elecliuns tel's cash register from a ban­ can Club will hold a lunchThe Lalmr party won both (•Wynne Oak a* .1 'private eon-meeting Wednesday at dit wearing a grotesque green enterprise fighting fur econ­ contests as expected Thurs­ mask with crossed eyes and u 12:30 p.m. at Jim Spencer'* omic survival in a ...graphic day. but tin Conservatives nose full of waits, restaurant. area which has me accepted made poor showing* that re The mask, apparently rip­ • 8 • the Negro oil a social ami Heeled their sagging pres ped from the* rubber's face, recreatiun.il ba-t* " lige among Hie public. Fleet Reserve Association m m found in the victim's hand I* planning a gala time (or by police. Saturday evening at the Fit A Police »ah| (irotenstein ap­ home on Seminole Boulevard parently had 1... . -hut oln e ill when newly elected officer* the clast as lie1 t••»«! at the will he installed, followed by i|e»k, then again in the -ide­ a dance. as lie 11.lived mound tl,, cuun • * * ter, and a third time in the Memo hi Sanford motor­ hem! Ms he- fell to the floor. ists: Jim Hardy's bark on Ihe job. alter a well earned vaca tlon. So — drop Hie com* 111 the parking meters again Your vacation (from free parking! is over, too. J ASPKM. G.i it IT • si n Hailed Into Court Youth Held In Mifini Slaying Pol! M a c k s \ Can't Beat 'Em, Can’t Join ’Em Sanford-Sr minute Develop meld Company reports the Del Mar building is being used only (or storage but one national concern is sufficient­ ly interested in it lor plant purpose« a> to have- put up option money Another n ne gutiating wttn D'l-Alar for Ihe privilege of tin t refusal, Preside ut Clifford McKibhin jays, if ihe fir»t • plain is not rxercised 23 Seminole Lovelies In 4th Contest Richard H Russell, D Ga . |U|(| Fourth of July rally (,cri, lll.lt e|e‘splte President Kennedy * strong cieil right.* package the South would 11 it secede Irom the t'ltlon for two reasons "The re«t of the nation sill! outnumber* u* about Inc to one and we found out through hitter experience that one Southerner could md whip live Yankee* " he *a:d ’ In addition, this lime the Feds have the atomic l*>mb " Highlight of lomgwood'i third annual Fourth of July Fiesta came at p m. Thursday when It lovely Seminole County girls, attir­ ed in beautiful formal gowns walked gracefully across the i stage in competition to name "Alia* Flame of .Seminole County." Emerging a* winner, after two stispenseful ellminat hint, was Miss Janice Russell of Sanford, daughter of Mr. and Airs. Her* hell Junes who was sponsored by (lie Sanford Naval Air Station Fire Dept. First place runnerup was Miss Charlotte Sanders of longvvood who wa* sponsored by tile Florida Forestry Ser­ vice. Second runnerup wa* Aliss Bobbie Watkins of fassleberry representing the Cas­ selberry Volunteer Fire Dept. Other highlights of the Fies­ ta. which had an estimated attendance of jn.noo people, according to tmngwood Firp Chief Claude l.ayo. were the opening parade, the greased pig contest, the aflcrttmin per formance of the Falling An­ gel* and the 43 minute fireworks display at the close f the evening. .MISS JANIl'K RUSSELL receives "Mian Flame of Seminole County” trophy from Lonyovood Mayor A. 15. Lormaiin. Janice, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horshell Jones of Sanford, was sponsored by Sanford Naval Air Station Fire Dept, in the contest held Thursday at the l.nintuited Volunteer Fire Dept.'s annual Fourth of July Fiesta. (Herald Photo) Boy Who Tried Legislation To Avert To Stab Woman Rail Strike Likely Admits Thefts WASHINGTON (DPI) — 1 nnn for five rail unions this \ n-year-old burglar who l.alH.r Secretary W. Wllltird morning. The union* have promised ,|iw a,t.n^ , t0 itjl, a ColMV Wirt/, sough1 again today to to strike if the niidrnit.L* put untangle deadlocked railroad try Club Manor woman with work rule change* into effect negotiation* a pair of scissor*, wa* «p Hi* biiii-d sltutigly Tliurs- next Thursday to ctiminn'w "feather-bedding." prebendrd Thursday alter day that t'.ingles* will l*1 ■o-ralled The labor necretary said noon and confessed 10 a ser­ called into the ill pule if a Top prize* of ihe many ies of house breaking*, ac­ threatened nationwide -Hike Thursday after a UO-itiiiuite* Indepeii.lence Day confetni.o .aided tluoiuhout the day cannot In- iivuiibd. *ont to Jimmy Clark of San- cording to Police Chief Roy Wirt* was «. Iii'ilultd to meat V-Itti President Kennedy that j ford, bicycle; IHcky Ksclavoil Williams. with representatives of the na­ emergency legislation may hn ,,f | .ongwood, Rambler sla- Osie At Itoviery, 2i>rt Rra-l- tion's railroad* ami spokes- requested from t ’ongre** tc* t,„n wagon; Ja I-istol!cttc of shaw Drive, telephoned polite avert the .trike If the oppos­ Sanford, stainle** steel dmi at 5:30 p. m. Hiat when be ing parties cannot find a ablc sink and Zeno 111 land of •in‘l bis family returned from lutleri themanlroa. ls>iigwiH.d. juice blender. Il"‘ beach they surprised the Seven D ea th s A* Witts put it when asked* In North Orlando Mis* l‘" " ' borne, and that whether l.n g ro s * would be .MIAMI (171*1 k — At least bin ,1 d at All*. Uovvcry four pcrsmis drowned and lackro Atihison. 17 year old brought Into tin- four-year-old tllis-e were killed in traffic daughter of Air. and Mr* lttl11' ,h ** *‘ l**»r*. dispute! "That |>o*.«iliility is Williams reported the certainly imminent," ueeldents in Florida as the g enn Atchison of » CortM Posimaster and Mr*, t'ljd r The charges Ihe rail line* lung July t weekend went in­ kve. won tlw "Mis* North *»»? buer cnnfejwd In a *erOrlando" title. 1 'l'* of burglaries in the neigh- Keree of Casselberry attend­ are ready t.i install would cost to its second day. First runnerup wa* \j,s* b.irlimsl. in.-lsi tins a break- ed the dedication of the new up to .17.000 job* of dies.'l Diane Houck, daughter of *n b m r the Bowery Dost Office Building 111 Grove* firemen, pin* other* later, J F K Iln lith iv obtained 58 land la*t I'lmrsday and Ihe 11oy would also change pay Mr. and Mrs. Martin Houck 1borne w IIYANNISPOUT, M a s * . .<* released to Fourth ot ' ily Celehraiion 111 scales for those who kept their I I T’D — President Kennedy of SI Bombay Ave. and se- I 'be h con.l runnerup wa* Miss Pat bi* parcti’* pending juvenile Lake David Park, j .1 a, settled Into the easy pare of 1* Mrs. Keree. who is demo Cart holiday weekend today and .* > « " • daughter of Mr a n d ‘.u.rt at tarn 'Hie disput.s 1ms goiov cralu- i-ommillecwomiiu lor through two presidential in* planned on a cruise ulioanl i Air*an Ellsert 1.x.a. precinct 17, h«.k advantage vestiguting comm is si ona and Ills yaehl for lire first time [li Del ml tie , of the opportunity to visit all Ihc way lo the Supn'nn* The title of "Junirir M i*.* several months if Ihe good with Rep, A. S. "Syd" Her­ Court, which ruled the railweather which greeted his North Orlando" went to tl long wlio was Ihe principal toads had tloi right to imiku year old Shelley Tufts, daugh arrival here held up. ter of Mr ami Mrs. Josejih speaker at hath events, the work elm Mi; t-s. Meriting w..rned hi* audi­ Tult* of .'at N. Second St. Johnson ence against Ihe danger of Rumierup was Kathy Fcrrin, WASHINGTON (HIT) — It year old daughter of Conn SAN MATEO. Calif. (IT ’D Americans "frittering" a- Weather Foul Erie Johnston, president of oilman ami Mr* Arthur For CLEF.THD It P K 8 , E n t * . Police today investigated way their freedom by be­ Ihe Motion Picture Associa­ rin of lid Devon Ave. ihe chilling case of a San Car­ coming ovi'ily dcjH'iident on 1 1' I ' l l — Ray (Vimray, Ut), tint tion of America, has suffered Six year old Klien Camp los, Calif . mother who said Hie Federal Govcrnnirlil and vvrntlicrmun f"r this icm-ida a cerebral thrombosis and is hell was crowned "Little she threw tile l**lv of her falling (or ' lib promise*" of rosorl, was fired today for receiving tn-alnient at George Aliss North urlamlo" and two year old daughter oft Hie those tieople 111 high offices doing Ills Job too well. T h l Washington University Hos­ Mickey Shivers wsm the "Lil­ 101I1I. 11 I ■ale Bridge who w ml on v in iicrpvliiate council said Camruy’s lorepital here. The mother, Anna Buckle- Ihemsc’lve* in these posi­ casts of rain almost every lay, lie Mr North Orlando" tiile. iilili"tigli perfectly accurate, Ellen Is the daughter of Mr malt .at. underwent psjchla tion*. Synod Opens Inc 1 simulation Thursday at and Mr* Mali in Camphe'l I cig F< dural aid to weie *. .11 log away tuuriita. DENVER it I'D Die bien­ and Mickey is Die son of V|r S.m M.ttco General Hospital, schools a* a case ill |«U!lt, nial meeting of the General and Mr*. Roy Shiver*. she wa* held under vvhal a Her long *u id A. r tuey take C O r i'L 'l'tlO ll Synod of ihe ITiiu-d 1 'hurt'll I moral service* for Mrs, Huniicrsup in livesc eon Ih1>pv1111 *|uik«Miian called more of your money in order of I iirist wa* to open today t«st* were I'.inme Gre.nna ' security guard" In prevent .1 to grjin Federal all. they Florence E. IInane of GiTlcv.l with election of a inodernt.ir daughter of Mr. and Mr* possible new siiietde attempt. will pul part of il hack mto will lie held at the grttvcaldn ..lid proposal of 11 ra* i.d rela­ Harvey Mr* Bockleoi.iii *ael the ymir school* like you ad* hilt al liie Geneva t'< uietery at Gieanva. Marcia tion* piogruni from the Rev, Move's Billy Pilniun, son u clilld fell down the liar tin v will expeel somei dug ill In .ki am . Salurday in- la . I Dr. Ren, At il< rbsti r, pi.-si- Mr and Mr* Bill Pilolsn and *Litr* BI divs ago 'return, namely, mp'.iol ui of u< lit a m . a* prcviuusly dent. K.iruly Mngletnn. son ol Mr Early ihe m sl morning, th< st'lmol system " •' , antmuneed and Airs Hugh Singleton while In r ho-hand slept, she O thers Ulanu'd AYtlli tin- mother* wives out found her ehild ib id ill bed, < IIJt AGl I ( l*l*| * l.ruder* piring the son* father* base she told out i .rilie*. S.u* ( of tin National A*•»■• lation hall game at the Fori Mellon drove to ihe hr. I »•threw for the \dvuii.. nirlit of I'ol. park picnic co sponvirc.l by the tiny paiaiua clad body iii.-d IVi.pIo i.NNAI I') said Ihc l.lons Cluband the City over Ihe side bill thenmill.I todiiy mrmiiers of new "direct course Ihe son* won. mil gel up the nerve lo jump action" civil right* groups The National la-agile top- icrsell she *,nd triggered tin- uproar that ped Hie American l.ojgin u lllslead. -he Red hi New diove Mayor Kuhiird J Daley the All-Star* hull game ol A"rk wln-te slo atlempled to from a NAAt'l* Ind.-jH-ndence the Sanford Lillie Major lea kill herself with an overdo** IF s F u ntim e gue. | of sleeping pills Day rally. JIC.UJA... BRIEFS Herlong Warns On 'Frillering' Mother's Story Ol Baby Probed ill VALDEZ HOTEL T IREIIAI.L’ Knliert.s cnptim'il the "Finuraiker 100" Thin nitty at llaytniia Ib at h. (Set* nlui'j nil HJMH't.s |m g e .) ^ i n a r i t c Downtown Sanforil 4 L Lounge Seminole Memorial Hospital Fri. N iti’s iit thu Carihv! Music I fv IV tfiry, TLZ:Ji::jZ Russians, Chinese See Red, But Of Different Hues st. enlarged kitchen and din Ing room. Moscow Ideological Talks Open For monllis and months R E Porter has been glancing at the McHolierts Tire clock on Ihc way to work—it's at By l ulled Press International The two side* wasted mi ter new pridt-,1 against Ihe ways been 15 minutes slow. MOSCOW ( ITT 1—The Chin time getting down to bust .’soviet l niou earlier m the Today. Ihe clock was telling ese delegate* to Ihe Sun.- So ness They agreed to hold day, ..nd the Russian* print the correct time . and il v iet kl**ologtea I talk* arrived 1heir lit *t meeting wiilnn ed a iron! page editorial in look* like a new clock. # * • liie Communist patty news here today in an .itmoipherc hour* of the arrival. Relations between the two I paper ileelarins they would The "Orlando area ' is one charged wiih hostility by a were not back down. of three site* being consider­ latt-minut* exchange ot bit Cuminuni't g i a n t * 'trained to Ihe breaking jaunt ed f..r a i'.7.'>,nuu building to ter charge* Western observers fell Iheie The C h i n e s e negotiating j just houis before the opening was a jHisiibllity ol a historic house the American Museum of .Marine Archaeology. Send* team Hew in by special plane session ol live showdown talk, split of the Communist camp The Chinese apparently dc nole County nol ton much in­ from Peking They werc met that will determine th e terested because, it wa* re- by Soviet delegation leader course of international com- laycd 1tic departure of their delegation lo the last possible p.rted, "we can’t come up Alikhail Sit*hie, . cnDr Krem muni vin. wiJv in* tiuna’.iun tn r, want," | lilt lde»|ogi*C | Bed China aiutoum U i bit­ , moment. In Angry Mood The latest t hitlCsc protest, | Kreinllll's position III the dis-jlhal "the soviet government as reported by the New ( Inna pule The Kremlin retiurd to will not again rashly take ac lions harmful to tin- unity 01 New* Agency, arruned Hie publish the letter. 1 hiru and the .Soviet Union Bus,tun* of creating new The Chin eve note, which and lo relations between the obstacles" to the 'u n ity " wa* delivered lo ttie Soviet two countries." Tile primary cause of the talks on ideological jiid po­ Embassy in Peking Thursday, charged that Itii'sia has dispute is the violently op­ litical difference*. The prole*l was in connec­ "created new obstacle* to Ihe posed stand* on the question tion with Hie recent expulsion bilateral parly talks." 01 war or peace with the of three Chinese diplomats The note said Hie Chinese Western world. and two students (rum Ihc would go ahead with the talks Soviet Premier N i k i t a .Viviet Union for distributing despite the Soviet action arid Khrushchev advocates peacecopies of a Chinese letter would not take retaliatory (itI cu-exivfence The Peking s t r o n g l y commending the , measure*, il expressed hope regime reject* thu thesis. H ill and Kuss! . +. •*. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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July 2, *88 9kt •snfard f m l i UPW Circle Two Hollis Meeting In Lake Mary TAM PA (U P I) — A father and hit ninc-year-old daughter wcr(. killed here Monday when a holt o f lightning hit them during n cloudburst. Dead nri arrival at Tam pa General Hospital were Dontn-o Hull, <TI, and hi* daughter, Vivian, it. The Rui* fam ily had gone to a park for a hall gam e in which a *on, Hobby, I'd, was scheduled to play. Hut it hegan to rain and Mra. Huix suggested they go to the ear. Mr*. RuU reached the v e ­ hicle first and turned around just in time to tee a flash o f light where, her htuband nnd two children had been w alk­ ing. Tha father and daughter ap­ parently were killed instantly, but the ion waa only dazed, Eight weeks of military po­ police aald. By Fra are* Wester Mrs. Marry Sandusky was hostess fo r the June meeting •TOP BRASS' at Sanford Naval Air Station waa photographed at the recognition luncheon for Capt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. (center). From the left, Capt Robert Ware, commanding officer of NAS; Capt. Tully, command­ ing officer of Heavy Attack Wing One (Hatwing One), and Capt. James O. Mayo, who on July 12 will relieve Capt. Tully. (Herald Photo) o f Circle Tw o o f the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at her home last Tuesday night. Mra. Don Smith waa in charge o f the meeting. She gave an account o f the activ­ ities and progress made by the missionaries o f the church, both at home and abroad. The Devotions Is were given by Mrs. Marie I.owe on the subject. I f Y ou Never Head The Bible. Mrs. P. D. Andcrxon pre­ sented the study lesion from chapters five and six o f the Study Guide, One People o f God. Refreshments o f punch and caka were served by the hos­ tess during the social hour. Other p r e s e n t included: Mr*. Harare Cochran, Mrs. Richard Beebe, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Ray Cress, M n . Joe SiiiMthers, Mra. Charles Hjoblnm, Mra. Marlon Lee and Mra. C. Conoway. There weio fifteen present. 550-650 Deaths Seen Over 4th hearing and in challenging the legality returned fo r the final day to­ of the com m ittee "I t is no proper concern o f day. this committee w hin a cltlE ight witnesses Invoked xen goes anywhere— including Constitutional protection 101 Cuba— to find tha- truth,” aim timaa at the opening session mid. The figures were released by the school’s bureau of cco"runic and business research which also said that the Inrise found Florida sec""«• ° "ly <« Virginia among southeastern stair* in per- CHICAGO (U P I) — Within three days the bloody slaugh­ ter o f the Fourth o f July weekend begins and the Na­ tional Safety Council esti­ mates that 330 to 030 person* will he killed in traffic acci­ dents. The 102-hour holiday week­ end begins ut 0 p. m. local time July .1 and ends at mid­ night July 7. “ With the Fourth o f July historically m oro dangerous," Safety Council President Howard Pyle said, "it calls fur ex­ tra caution by all o f us to hold the number o f fatalities to the lower side o f the esti­ mate." He noted the Memorial Day weekend toll o f 323 killed last month set n reronl fur X 102hour holiduy period. The previous high for n 102hour Independence Day holiday period was in 1901 when 509 person* were killed In traffic and 415 lost thrir lives in other type* o f accidents. The worst holiday toll In history was the "black Christ­ m as" o f 1950 when 70fl per­ sons died. Neatly 300 persons crowdcd Into the hearing room while an estimated |0u picket* pnrmded outside tin, federal building. Moat rnrrird signs denounting the committee while * much smaller group ban- signs supporting It. ,am l,F hi com " with *4,722. 3 he median national In* for U'u year 1959 was W.CCQ. lh" bureau said, 1 Tin-re ere about 70 praks 1 ranging from 10,000 fret to approximately U.ouo feet In tire European Alp*. The first national obser­ vance of Flag Day took place In IH77, when the government requested that tlm (tag be displayed on all public build­ ing* on the nth of June, the tooth anniversary of the flag’s adoption. SEMINOLE COUNTY 4-H’ers have toft for u week at Cump McQtiarrie In the Ocala National Forest. 'Photographed boarding the bus at the Agricultural Center are (front from left) Rob Hradshaw, Rudy Mueller, Suzette Berg, Myrtle Hurria and Wanda Nixon. Already itbourd were Rill Hein and Susan Day, (Herald Photo) 8 Witnesses Refuse To Answer Probers LO S AN GE LES A (U P I) — Ninth. 10th and tlth Amend- r o w House, subcommittee on un- merits in refusing to answer Am srican Florida Income Up By $2,200 activities Monday while refusing to an­ sw er question* about alleged trip i to Communist Cuba after travel to tha Island was ban­ ned by thu U. S. governm ent Moat o f the witnesses, In­ cluding a I/O* Angeles attor. Hey, Mrs. Rose Kosrnlierg, 67, read long prepared state, mrnts giving reasons why they felt they should not an­ swer. Chairman Edwin E. W illis, D -I ji ., was provoked to anger several time* when be tried to speed the hearing. On several occasions Mrs. B o sen he rg, Willis amt com ­ mittee counsel Alfred M. Nit* tto were all shouting at the asms Gins. Mrs, Rosentwrg, who re­ fused to answer questions about an nllegi-d visit to Cuba last year and whether ahu be­ longed to various organiza­ tion*. Invokrd the First, Fifth, $2 M ) , yM f belwven 19.19 an,j 1959. lice training has FINISHING TOUCHES on the City o f Longwood’a flout for Thursday** big Fourth o f July Fiesta Parade are put on by Mayor A1 Lormann (»entcr front). In the background are Council Chairman R. C. Carlson and Councilman "Slick" Helms. (Herald Photo) been com­ pleted by Pvt. Walter A. Fealer Jr., ion of Mr. end Mr*. W. A. Fester, n o East 21st Street. A 1953 graduate nf Semin ole High School. Frsler alto attended Stetson University end enlisted in the Army last January. He completed his military police course at Fort Gordon, Ga., receiving In­ struction in such subjects as civil and military law, traffic control, map reading, prison­ er-of-war control and self d e­ fense. Pfc. Davie I . Thompson, son of Mrs. Lula Thompson, It. R. 2, participated in the Arm y’ * display of missiles, artillery and engineer equip­ ment in honor of I’ resulrnt Kennedy’s visit to llauau, Germany, June 23. Pvt. Julian E. Whigham, whose wife, Frances, and parents. Mr. end Mrs. Julian It. Whigluui. reside at 90U West 211II1 Street, completed eight week* of advanced in­ fantry training at the U. S. Army Training Center, Fort Gordon, G a., but week. our of your vanilla, favorite chocolate, ( Retail Price flavor* r*traw berry 35c) with the purchase M a r y la n d of one FRIED CHICKED WELCOME — Anxiou* to imprv.td it* thous­ ands of visitors, the state of Michigan is going all out to create a good impretdon this summer. Cindy Hicks, above, models the trim uniform of an official greeter at one o f a number of information centers the statu has net tip. Maryland Fried Chicken dinner • at the regular price — See I m For KODAK CAM E RAS. Film and Finishing k Wieboldt's CAM ERA SHOP 210 S. P A R K A Y E . Limit 3 Per Customer llffc r Good Tomorrow— Wed.. July 3, ONLY Aero** from HL’ KGKU KING F IN A N C IA L INDEPENDENCE GUARANTEED RETAODE] ON PASSBOOK • Complete Line of Exterior Paints, Varnishes, Primers, Brushes nnd Other Paint Supplies. • Roofing SAVINGS • Pre-Built Roof Trusses IN T E R IO R Gardening Supplies If you haven't visited our pnint nnd wnllpapcr Equipment drill. — do so now! SOME MEN ARE LIKE FIR E -C R A C K E R S -THEY iarden Hose MAKE A BI6 NOISE AMO THEN BLOW UP *awn Mowers loes CHRYSLER BOOM AIR CO N D ITIO N ERS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air 700 FRENCH AVE CERTIFICATES • Insecticides • Sprinklers • Rakes • Clippers • Shovels MANY MORE ITEMS! A l U T E M l* ON SAVINGS lie nurv to visit thin new dept- ’ertilizer 7/i wc 1000 Pints sail • Complete Line o f Builders Hardware, 2513 Park Dr. Yes, INTEREST jpF • Siding A ir Conditioning Heat - Refrigeration mind! have ordered The Southern loader, chair­ man o f the Senate Armed Ser­ vices Committee, also said he think* th „ United States now must wait for "som e overt a c t" to ju stify a U. S. mili­ tary “ clean-up" which he felt should have been launched against Cuba ln*t October. Russell said in an inter­ view that neither recognition nf n Cuban-government-ln-salie nor u ‘‘ Purlfie blockade" o f Cuba, both urged by Rt^iubllcan ., is practical at this sta:r* He said the blockade would i«- n "belllg rent net" without the “ reason" which thi* Forlet missile threat provided lajt fall. Cadets William E. Galley and John M. Stans Held, ol Sanford, arc scheduled to complete six uerks of train­ ing at the Reserve O fficer Training Corps iltO TC) sum ­ mer camp at Fori Bcnning. Ga., July 2fl. Both graduated in 190) from Seminole High School. Galley. 20. son of Mr. ami Mrs. William It. Galley, 230ii 1-aurcl Avenue, is active in the ROIL* at The Citadel. Charleston, S. C. Slanslicld, 20. son of Mr. and Mrs. W il­ liam A. Stansliclil, 319 M ag­ nolia Avenue, is active in the ROTC at Florida State Uni­ versity, Tallahassee. Sfe, Franklin It. Cum­ mings. Sanford. Is one of 17 officers and enlisted men who will complete their military careers nf from 20 to 30 years on Aug. 1 at Furl Polk, La. thinks* we have lost W ASHINGTON <UPI) — Sen. Richard II. Russell, (DG a.), said Monday President Kennedy’ s legislative program will not bo helped by his civil rights proposal* but Southern Democrats wilt not wage re­ taliatory "all-out w ar" against We Invite You To Be a Member Of Our Savings Family Member F.D .I.C �■# Bonn Support Of JFK Cracks V A tM is leaving Saturday fo r a shakedown cruise a- (Elw §>mtfnrih Ifmtlfo WEATHER: Tartly cloudy, scattered afternoon showers today and Thursday: high 00-95; low in 70s. board the CSS Independence out of Norfolk and will pro* ceed next month for a tour o f duty in the Mediterranean until next March. VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JULY 3. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA m w A The North Orlando recrea­ tion area Tuesday night look­ ed like a brightly lighted Christmas T ree when volun­ teer workmen turned on the lights being strung over the entire park for Thursday's big July 4 celebration. TALLAHASSEE <U P!) Gov. Farris Itrynnt named a three . man commission yes­ terday to lake a census in Broward County to see it It is populous enough to rate another county Judge. Editor Dies NEW YORK tu rn -A l ic i a Patterson. 5<!. editor and pub­ lisher of the Lon* Island tab­ loid newspaper Newsday and a m em ber o f the PattersonMedllt-McCormack publish­ ing dynasty, died at D octor’s Hospital here late Tuesday. Wind Blamed ROCHESTER. N, Y (C PU —Survivors today indicated that strong gusts o f wind caused tin* crash of a Mo­ hawk Airlines plane which killed seven persons and in­ jured 3d others during a severe thunder and hail slurm. • • • It appears that the North Orlando Development Co. might run into trouble with the village over franchise to operate the water and aewer works. Mayor W. W. Ander­ son said Tuesday night he has it on good legal advise that the agreement could be broken since the company has not lived up to rebate terms in the contract. i • • for four minutes as an Independence Day cele­ bration. Citizen* who have bolls are also invited to join Amcricttn citizens nationwide in bellringing at that time. ( 1i era Id P h o t o ) Bells T© >4 • • • J Seminole Memorial Hu.-pilal today offered "fam ily rates" to George Touh>. Mrs. Touhy is in for minor surgery. J im ­ m y Touhy was held overnight (or treatment of facial cut* suffered last night when his ear slammed bead on into a Utility pole at the end of West 23th Street. • • * City Manager Pete Knowlej* girl Friday, Mary lia rkey, has the following notice taped to the lamp shade on her desk: “ I am a secretary —All I have to do is: Look like a girl, think like a man, act like a lady and work like a dog " for President clear responsibility with Eur­ ope showed signs of crack­ 4 ffe ’ In addition, tlao Lions are sponsoring a Fun Fair at Fort Mellon Park iu conjunc­ tion with activities o f the Little Leagues, which have scheduled a father -on game, the annual all-star game and a barbeque. Lions have on fund a color lelev isinn set, stereo set anil radio which will be given away at a drawing at *» p.in. Tltc Fuu F air will begin at ★ ★ ★ Miss Flame Contest Iraq Slops Reds' Seizure Of Camp Brings 23 Entries Ily Donna l a i n BEIRUT, Lebanon ( L T I t ni ".Miss Flam e ot J*cm Baghdad Radio today an Connounccd the crushing o f a Inoir County Ilea id) Communist plot to seise a ftesl. In he one of the main military cam p in Iraq attractions at the Long wood The radio, in a broadcast Volunteer Lire Department's heard h efr. announced a Fourth of duly' Fiesta, will communique from the Iraqi see a total of 23 girls repre­ Revolutionary Command say­ senting lu lire departments ing the plot against the ram p com pete for the title. at Rashid this morning was The winner will receive a put down in half an hour. beautiful trophy and wdl be The broadcast gave no deto compel i the tails of the action and di< Mate Fireman’ s Association not mention what d any ca» .Miss Flame ( oldest to he ualtics were suffered. held next spring. First anti " A Communist phd staged second runner-ups will re­ by some Communists and ceive trophies amt all en­ agents to seize Rashid ramp trant* will receive a Memory was crushed at dawn in a half Hook as a memento of the hour by our military forces, occasion. the national guard, the police Entries and departments and the people," a commun­ they represent .ire Nancy Pinique from Ihp Iraqi revolu­ nock, Sharon l e a n and M ar­ tionary government -aid la Jones, Altamonte Springs; The swiftness with which ttohhic Watkins, Nancy Por­ the attempted coop at the ter and lairna Moncrief, t as­ cam p was foiled showed how sel b erry . Charlotte Sanders, strongly the revolutionary re­ Florida Forestry Service; gime is in control, the broad Peggy Miller. Lake Mary; east said. Carla LommL r. Palsy F arm ­ Shareholders in the San­ ford • Seminole Development Company are "cutting a m el­ o n ." The non-profit firm, de1 — G AIN ESVILLE < r siged solely and primarily to fir st finance and aid in the financ- Petitions seeking thi vote m Alachua W ing of new business iu tlie wet-dry city, has declared its first County lit more than 30 years dividend o f 13 cents per are being circulated here. ■hire. The dividend distribu­ tion is substantially the same amount as the firm 's net pro­ G R A N A D A , Spain I L T D —fit. A reserve of approximate- Lord Audley, l‘J, husband of ly 91,800 is left in the hank Sir Winston C h u r c h i l l ’s . , , several times the amount daughter Sarah, died today required for annual ordinary after m night-ionic nightclub • espouses. i lour with his wife. Wet Or Dry? laord Audley Dies er. Cyretha Lilts, anti Glenda Payne, Lon good Pat Rettler, North Orlando; Marilyn Partin and Nancy Ann Swenson. O viedo; Terri Vickers, Candy Condor and Joan Jones Sanford; Karen Green. Pat MackalJ, Janice Russell and Sandy Get man Sanlord Nasal Air Slation, and Linda Davis, VVekiva. Three tn:r;es. Sherry Spin d li for L ike M ary, Diane flushes for Lnngwood and I Carol llighsmith fo r Wekiva, >haio withdrawn lrom the competition due to conflicting engagement.Serving a- judges for the event will he Mrs. Marian Myers of It Meade, presi­ dent of tlie State Firem en’s Auxiliary and tommy Orr of DeLand, and Grover t*. Ding of Melbourne, otlirers of the State Firemen t Association. ★ ★ ★ Fiesta Parade Route Given It a, m ., the father and son game at 2:30; the barbecue at a p. in. and tlie all-star game between teams from the National and Am cnean League* at 7.30 p. ill. to cup the day's activities. 'Dead' Gator Has Last Fling Itub Johmroi. intrepid g.nun warden will probably empty hi* rill*- into the nest gator hi' has Pi k il, after hi.* exp.-rienee Snturlny. Culled out to Paula to get a hig gator reported in a aku oat there, woodsman llob took careful aim, nmi with inn well-placed sh l In1tween din eyes, dis­ patched that o l' gator to Ga­ tor Heaven , . , he thought. Itul driving d o , u the road in a little w id e with the "dead’’ gator lu the back seat o f hi* car. Rob h*urd a noise, and before he knew it Dolt was out in the at ret and the hnrd-Heudfd gatoi bad Lak> ii over the enr! I pshot whs, Itoh bad to play cowboys Mild goto** mid lu- o the burly brute to get his « ir bark. “ That doggone gator VMS all over that car,* .aid [toll ruefully, " Wasn't room fur me and him both! 1 Ily Donna l.sles The route of Thursday’s hig parade to kick off the Longwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment’ s annual Fourth of July fiesta Las Do n announced by Chmihi D p i , general chair man. I ntrant*, requested to meet at Ding wood Elementary School at 9 a m . will pro­ ceed from the school at Iu a ni we-t on Orange Avenue to Grant Street, south on Grant to Church Avenue, west on Church to East Lake, sooth on East Lake to SanIjndn Spring- Drive ami we*t mi Sanfatulo Springs Drive to the Fiesta Grounds located on Reiters Field. Following the parade a prize- of $10 Will lx- awarded to the best appearing fire truck Other prizes will tie awarded to the most attrac­ tively decorated car, the most original Boat and m a number of other categories. Arrests Solve Burglary Here Burglary at Ih lj'-'s Fash ions. 232*1 Park la n e , May 3. has been snivel with arr e d o f three perMtt* at Day­ tona Beach, it w it reported today by Police Chief Roy Williams. Howe’s reported In,* of M dresses valued a between 910 9* and $21.98. xx to eight blouse* am) (our pirse*. Some o f tlie merchandise wa- re­ covered. Chief Wiliams sold. Arrested were E m ory Blackman, Walter Nealey anw Sadie Byrd, at ot Dayton a Beach, police there re­ ported to Chief Wiliam,. ter a today visit to sell the plan, and West Germany awailed a visit from French President Charles d e Gaulle, the Bonn cabinet split on the issue so crucial to the future o f the Western alliance. Economic Cooperation Min­ ister Walter Schcel, a leading member of the Free Dem o­ crats who form the govern­ ment coalition with Chancel­ lor Konrad Adenauer's Christion Democrats, said he thought an independent Euro­ pean nuclear force was best. Informed sources said other Free Democrat ministers slip re School's view . Free Democrats form one-fuurth of the rahinrt and have pro­ vided plenty of evidence they rould bring down the go*, ernment if they wished. School echoed De Gaulle's worry that Europe cannot de­ pend forever on Ihe United States for prolection against Communist aggression, Adenauer's government is on record is supporting Ken­ nedy's plan for a multilater­ al, mixed-manned seaborne nuclear missile force within Ihe North Atlantic Treaty HEY. LETS TWIST — and Beverly Sue Hell and Lester Dnrn twisted their way riRht to first prize for the 5-7 year old contest held us a special event of the summer recreation program at Lonjovood Elementary School. (Ilurnld Photo) North Orlando Swears In Johnson A s Judge Fern Park Attorney Orville ltaardman o f laimbanly Ave­ Johnson of the law firm John­ nue son and Murasko was sworn lando Municipal Judge allow erection of a by proved; Truck Crashes 1,201 Arrive to small building to house ama­ into office as the North Or­ teur radio equipment was ap, Mayor W. W. Anderson at Tuesday night's monthly ses­ sion of the Village Council. Johnson fills Ihe vacancy created by the recent death of Clicldon It. Lautcnhurg. As a tm-mlter of the Florida Bar who also has been admitted to the Federal Courts, lie fill* TALLAH ASSEE I D P I) - A .ill qualification* for tlie o f­ tit-mile section o f the Slate fice as railed lor in the Vill­ Turnpike, first link o f the age Charier. northern section, will Ik* open­ Organization. Defense MinistMunicipal Court. If needed, ed to traffic July IT. Gov. er Kai l w e \on I tassel says W||| j,e |lr |,| a[ j p ()n (j1L, Farris Bryant wilt officlule It is necessary to insure the second ami fourth Wednes­ at the cerem onies opening a Americans can never with­ days of each month. vc g me lit between Orlando and draw from Europe, • • • Yeohaw Junction, the road Pe Gaulle, who opposes In other husiness the coun­ department said Tuesday. many NATO policies and In­ cil, plagued with old debt* sists on building an independ­ and smno new one* which ent French nuclear force. Is ATLANTA (U P !) — A due here Thursday for a would more than equal the village troanny ii paid in heavy-duty car • transporting two day visit. He was ex­ full, voted lo pay SI33.3U to truck went out of control on pected to do hU best to wid­ an Atlanta treeway Tuesday en Ihe division on the nuclear satisfy current payment*. From this amount, 1200 was night, tore through a fenre, I '. o. paid to ARC Firo Equipment climbed an embank me til and l*o, low ant the new 8323 ran over three Negro child­ pump for the lire truck; Sinn ren. killing two, tiefore ram ­ to Lew Arnold toward part ming into an apartment build­ payment of the niore than ing. 9-ltN) for pa*t insurance cover­ age; 130 as the monthly pay­ ment on last year's hill from PORT EVERGLADES — I'ickcrell Sporting Good* of ft I 'l l —The Am erican freight Orlando ami 125.30 on current rr Maximus, last tn a series Incidental expenditure* ol the of Red Cross m ercy ships and WASHINGTON l l ’ l 'l ) council. planes which have evacuated A variants- a* requested almost 10,1X10 Cuban exiles The nation's rail ro.ol* an­ during Hie past six months, nounced today they will place last month by Horace C. docked here today with 1,301 new work rules into effect refugees jam m ed to live gun­ at one minute after midnight July It despite union warn­ wales. ings that such a m ove would trigger a national rail strike. J. E. Wolfe, chairm an o f RALEIGH, N. C. (U P lj — railroads’ negotiating Three diesel units and six the cars of a 07 car Norfolk Sou­ committee, said union refusal thern freight train derailed to accept recommendations o f ami plunged 3i> feet into a a White House hoard has led ravine Tuesday when the en­ to "a complete breakdow n" gineer suddenly braked to in talks designed to end the avoid a burning trestle. Two dispute. The new rule* would re­ crewm en were killed and one sult in elimination of thou­ was injured critically. sands of jobs and make *wet-pin: changea in work­ ing condition* for 200,000 men who run alxmt 93 per cent of Ihe train* in this country. WASHINGTON (U P !) Tlie railroads' unnoun re­ P i c uli-ot Kennedy returned turn! cam e a* Lalmr Secre­ to a hosim'»x-l.td,-li desk ut tary W. WiUard Wirtz called On- White I f today, con­ In Wolfe and heads of the five vinced Unit his Ill-day trip t«< rail unions pi make proposals A MISSISSIITI fft-unJ Europe strengthened his hand looking toward a settlement. jury Tuesday indicted in furgini* a more powerful | But Wirtz *uld no relil pro­ Byron De Lu Beckwith We t. i ii defense alliance and gress had been m ade mi key for tlie (dayiiig of ittin dealing with Russia. issue*. He slid Lu- railroads terjfiation lumlur MedKennedy scheduled a Cab­ have accepted recom m ends gar Evers on June I". inet meeting s i the White lions from presidential boards Hist. Atty. \\ 1 11 i u m House after mu tt-h ou r flight hut charged that the live Waller hits said that he from Naples, Duly, to An­ unions have “ adam antly re will seek the death drews A ir Farce Base outside fused i<> make any realistic Itenuity. concessions." the tuition's capital. Turnpike Link City fathers and Chamber e f Com merce roads com m it­ RING THOSE IIBLL8! soys Mayor Tom Mc­ tee are very, very unhappy Donald ns he meets with Lions C'luls officials with the State Road Depart­ Jack Stempcr (left) and George Hughes ment. O ver the im prove­ (standing) to officially proclaim 1 p.m. Thurs­ ment ( ? ) Job on Celery Ave­ day us the time to rinjr all the lu lls of the city nue between Sanford and llellonviilc. Seems SHD Is laying lim erock with Inten­ tion of adding a tar cover. Local official* argue this is a primary road and the pro­ je c t should include curbing, Let Freedom Ring. to bring back the fervor and gutters and drainage. They're Sanford will Join other com ­ spirit o f July 1th as the seeking a conference with Max Ilrcw cr, SRD fifth dis­ munities all over the nation birthday of the nation'* in­ in a country-wide ringing of trict commissioner, dependence. • • * the bed is of Freedom on In­ In Sanford, the Sanfurd There's a big laugh circu ­ dependence I»ay at 1 p. m. Lions Club, and the Sanford M ayor Tom McDonald to­ lating around town , . , and Woman’s Club have joined the day called upon all citlxens w e feel we should share it with our readers. Izmgwood of Sanford and the county to Mayor in urging participation will include in its Fourth of Join the official ringing of in this ringing o f the bells, the cooperation of July Fiesta a greased pig bells at the churches, four and churches having lu llha* minutes beginning at I p.m. contest . . , whoever catches A program has been sche­ been assured. the porker m ay keep it. Chuduled at Independence Hall in hsota is having a greased sponsored by ★ ★ ★ watermelon contest . . . who­ Philadelphia, patriotic organisations o f the ever fishes the fruit out of Lake Catherine may keep :L country, in a renewed push Sanford now h a s .a, “ chew­ ing gum bandit.'* A burglar broke into Hair's Cult service station at K1S .Sanford A ve­ nue last night. The lost w as four cartons of chewing gum and one o f cough drop,. • •• Census Ordered Although it possibly will take the State Road Dept, four to fiv e months to put up road signs, the speed lim it on SR 434 has been set at 43 mph. ■ • * support As Kennedy left Europe af­ • • • • • • many ing today. These workmen, who are, as usual, the same group that turns out for any civic pro­ ject when the work is to be done for free, have worked every night for m ore than a week getting the park In ahape. Weeds and grass have been cut, the lights put up, a brand new concession stand has been built and the entire area hat been cleaned and raked. • • • Sanford police officers are having an election this after­ noon . . . for the polirc pens­ ion board, BaNN (LTD — West Ger­ NO. 747 Kennedy's plan to share nu­ • • • Sanford is promoting a greas­ ed girl contest. Cabinet Split On Nuclear Defense Force Railroad's New Work Rules To Begin July 11 Train Wrecks Kennedy Returns To White House * • • The Community Building at Ihe recreation area was des­ ignated a* tem porary Villa go Hall and Councilman Art llhode* was authorized to contact the North Urlando Civic Association to makt necessary arrangem ents; The motion of Councilman Art Ferrin that all presiding council ofticials be made po­ lice officer* o f Ihe village was approved; Ferrin and Police Chief An­ drew Ferrin were instructed lo is-gin mapping out plans to designate through and stop streets in the village and to set desired speed limits in preparation o f drawing Via necessary ordinance; • • • Firo Chief Bill Hahn weg^ authorized to order a XtUaa»section o f hard auction hn-o for tlie lire truck at a cost ol 113; A public hearing on com­ plaints against tlie use of par.ithion hy lawn spraying companies operating in tlg^ s village was set for 7:30 p.m., July 13, at the Community Building. Immediately follow-' ing the hearing u special' meeting of all village offi­ cials will he held to deter*' mine duties of each office in connection with opcr.ilInns of the new fiscal year which be­ gan July I. Prosecution Of \ Pro-Reds Asked ,OTUN <111*1) — in C. Cramer, R«ul]cd fur ptosccuhe ■ knowledgeable , ^ i onhnunists ‘ who ar*J" A ranged a trip to Cuba by 3P Am erican .-UidcnLs. Cramer a ^ o called lit * House speech for a li-t off names o f the student* and .t "lu ll investigation" by an t j £ l pnipriote committga o f Coh­ ere <. Robert McCloskcy, a Slat* D e p a r t m e n t liiai.cxinan. meanwhile said it was hoped the students would have a frank exch an ge" with Cuban, 'Indent* and "h ave ait ip]'<JT\ •unity to talk with sam e the hundred* of t. uiujntly o j * Cubans whoso main atm ' life i* to leave ihe island tor freedom elsew h ere." **. V s r £ I First Federal Reports In what was described by Tuo.ooo in loans were closed E. C. Harper Kr„ and this com pared favorably with the preceding six months. us “ not one of our best six Re-erves and surplus in the month periods’ * the First statement come to 11.Nixj.522, Federal having* and [>ian up 8 H percent from tlie year Assn.’* midyear statement end. and indicating a healthy never the less shows assets ratio to capital, Harper said. of ito.utt.uHi a* com pared to Do June ,)o dividends 1to.tu.Mizi at the beginning amounting to 1299,2K7 were of 1!MJ. declared at the annual rate The savings end o f the busi­ o f four ami one quarter per­ ness mounted from 911.231,- cent. The total increased ap­ 5A3 to 9t3.0H7.0f>3 in the half proximately five per cent year span. This wax a jump over the June-Decemlwr 19*12 W o o l y -A n d P in k o f 7,5 per cent, and co m p,ared total. In view o f the clim b LONDON ( L l ' l ) -Thn Aus­ with a 4.5 per cent increase in many operating expenses m ortgage investments. and the mounting taxes, the tralian Wool Board today in­ in troduced n newt enul «d<>r roll- Harper said. However, it dividend and reserve features sd "tickled pink.** was pointed out that over $1, of the operation have been 1 President must heartening, according to tlie chief executive. Savers at First Federal added over two and one half million dollar* to their ac­ counts. but a 77 per cent turn • over indicated the strong demand on personal finances during the fu>l 'half of towj. Of course. Hie impact o f the Winter's freezing temperatures was re­ flected thoughout the local econom y, Harper pointed out. The cunditions in the state are indicated by the reduc­ tions o f anticipated diviJcnlx tn many associations, said Harper. “ Our Directors feel that we can prudently anti Sains * cipate a continuation o f the (our ami a quarter per cent annual dividend rale for Ihe latter six months o f this y e a r ," the president continu­ ed. Tlie Indications o f "rather trying tim e*’’ at the bee n* |nmg of this year have been fulfilled and now there 1* reason to feci that there will be a "slight bulge" from nuwr to Decem ber, he believes, but the status o f the propei ly investment picture does not justify boom-time optimism. However, First Federal will have a very good final six months in tod). Harper con­ cluded. - I �I ? 1• j. i i l ______ Tl i) ; »1 K f . i ■- .-*■*1«-----H rj • M ill Q u a* m Page 2— Wed. July 3. T*3 fm d dbby ! * • • l;SI (!■ W i/n t e-u rser t i l CMSMI I Ntwsroen (SI ABC V I, C> i jtlo fls l S w C l *11*. M.11* ( • ’ • ’ ■ • pert* 1. 1* (81 Attaeii* W teiasr (Si MM-Ela. C sss.a* r a il •Si Ni s i i i m Mews S II (Si lldltarlel CuurnieM X I bparit I'icU rs s .:i (Sr w satatr sluw Kids til [• (!,.( st V M I Larp * . » <$l B r i m l N i l , S tJ O i sp irts l(ip<.rv s u c i lim it;*/ - ssrtnkisr i - t i*our.tr>- style Lb.v 7.SI C i The liiou(p H i biography ISi Slll-etone o f tits t»atur> 7.IS (Si VV,|on Tram (Si c o il itip.irti •Ji ‘rin Vlremian I 10 H i rillinu 1'ieas* III (i,!ii| Mr Way ».M (« ) Julie A. I arol at > a, ne*le H*tl C l fir r y S is (I) dirk Vaa t>rka I lia (Si cu r Ma li.tt.n a 15.15 i l l Naked City ( ! ) K tism lh Hour (<• I’ lrcle Tlnatar I l l s C l NSVnOpa (S. Murphy lUrtlu N t«» (St < b S Kapur!a (I IS <fi Vtid-Fle 11:11 "S m p .rt, >lu*I 11:1* (Si W .aiher rl) (Via!bar ( » l ('residence Trip 11:11 (I ) HoilywoaS Mails >'als scads 11.15 C ) I tu fa ISbuw without reporting them to their par­ ents and making enemies of our neighbors? Have you ever received a letter like this, or U there something wrong with us? WANTING PRIVACY DEAR WANTING: The old say­ ing, " I f you don't want a friendly dug in your lap. don't pat him on the head" applies here. Tell your little visitors that you can't have them quite so often and suggest u "signul". If they see a white hunky flying from your muilbux, it means "UKA\, COME IN". If there is no white han­ ky. It meuns "NOT TODAY". * • ♦ • DEAR ABBY: We recently adopt­ ed a beautiful baby girl. We love uml adore her. People ask us right out. "Where did you get her?" “ Do you know who her parents were?" She was illegitimate, wasn’ t she?" Abby, it is none of their business, but they keep asking and asking until I end up telling them. I can't lie. I would never think of asking the parents of an adopted child some of the questions wo’ve been asked. What on eartli can we do? NEW MOTHER DEAR LOVED: Give up. This woman l* craiy like h fox. • WEDNESDAY P M By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBYi 1 »m "the other women" In en effelr. Joe end 1 ero very much In love. We heve gone to­ gether for four y«ere end hi* wife he* known It from the itert. I have four *mell children end I love them. Believe It or not, I em e good mother. I never loved their father. He gave me a divorce io I could marry Joe. The problem U Joe’a wife. She wll not give him a divorce. He haa tried everything to make her leave him. She hae a job and can eupport heraelf. They have no children. She #ays ■he love* him no matter what. I have even told her all about ui, but »he •aid rite doean't mind eharing him with me. I think *he muat be craxy. Plea**, Abby, tell me what to d o .^ • •1 t Television Mrs. B°ar,e' Dies In Orlando • DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are both under 30. We love children, but have none of our own as yet. We both work. A* soon as we get home every evening, the neighborhood chil­ dren start ringing our bell, wanting to "visit" us. We eat supper at 7:30 and some evenings we have as many as ten children sitting with us or standing around our table. Don’t get me wrong, we love children, but not in groups of ten every evening. May­ be our mistake was In being too hos­ pitable when w* first moved In. How can we discourage these youngsters DEAR MOTHER: Rude and ignorunt people do not deserve to have their feelings spared. The next time you are asked such questions, reply, "We were advised to keen that infor­ mation confidential." Tlien quickly change the subject. THURSDAY S IS I IS 7.(1 7:11 I II $acaby On Sjudgst By Oswald Jacoby 7:S• I IS From time im memorial the spades. West showed out whereupon South went over to dummy with a club and card hn either ahown ♦« took the proven finesse strength or at ie itt a iked * AKQ1 against East's jack of spades. WEST EAST partner to play the suit, Then he drew trumps and * « A J 8a1 while the play of a love card discarded one diamond on a V J 109 2 tM 5 has ahown the opposite. club and one on a heart. ♦ A K J87 «Q 9 t: Of late this hai been com* *983 *1083 Had West led a second dia­ aO t'TH (D ) plicated by the so-called suit mond South would have ad * A K Q 10* preference signal, but my gen­ to ruff in dummy. Then lie 89 KB eral advice to all players is would have led a spade to * 10 3 3 to forget about auit prefer­ his ace and almost urely *742 en ce unless the signal Is ob­ played a second high spade. East and West vulnerable vious and concentrala on the West would have shown S e e d Wert North Start eld fashioned meaning o f the nut and South would have Pass Peae 289 1* Pet* Pa ja 3 * algnaL 3* known about the trump situa­ Paaa 4 N.T. Pass 3* East dropped llie nine of tion, but would have had no l ’aaa Pa* 9* 0* diamonds on his partner’s way to pick up East's jack. Pass Pass king. East wanted his partHe could try some sort of Opening lead— # X ear to continue diamonds, but coup, but if East refuses! to W est had read all about suit1 South won in hie own hand ruff in and discarded the preference signals and shift- with the king end prompt!) right cards the coup would Id lo s heart. cashed the are end king o f,n o t develop. NORTH *073 V A Q 743 play of an unnecessarily high 5 V COn 2W Jh st * V u Right Foot u N EW YORK (N E A ) — Dick M odztlew ikl believes that playing together so long makes football more fun fur the professional New- Y'urk Giants than for some o f tin1 ether teams in the National Football League -W hen others call defense," says the veteran defensive tackle, "they might say, ‘ We’ll U-c a tiX 'lh tec' and they da W e go farther W e uvun pra.'tlce step*. I'll »tart on my right foul and know what foot Rnaey Grier (Die other defenaivc tackle) is ilarting on. (I u \ I SI S ** I II IS:SI 15.15 II SI 11:11 11:11 *tsa On .1 ,(0 On VVaka L'p k U t.it Varna SSarkai d e ­ part (II New* * Weather C l taday ((I I'rs-Bchool (*lenmag (t l * Mlrkla'a Oeepel Time" III Captain Ksaaaraa (Sl Mlrkay ICiana Baas (l> Wsaibar and Mass III Today (I ) Channel I H ia a rsss i l l Cartoon,llle C l Jack t.alaoa Shaw IS) Anurlttn llislnrr C l Halt Storm kbsw (Sl llomptr H em (I ) Has Wkan O i Cartoon Capers III faltn-tar (II r ia r Tour Kuask (St I l.o,a L ust III Ann Sntharn I n i * (Si Krlca Is rt1*hv III Tlis McCoys O I llm u b e r llrl.l • III Cnncsnirailon III fata * (lladra C l erven K »)» C ) Tour Etrat Imprasaloa (S) Lora o f 7.tfa (Si Ernie EurJ Unas 7 ..o « :J u p.m. CBS. The Tux Cut. A special full-hour Mrs. Murcnr: E. Duane, 62. report cn t ic ad min! stratum'i died at an Orlando n u rsin g , prupoaed tax reductions, and ho r«- Tur->day. the opinion, they have generBorn Auguit 11, l sat* *" altd. If t. is legislation hus l.'onUctllo, G s , sh« had li's d fctea downgradod in favur uf in Geneva for the P“ "t H2 civil rights bills, as ha* been years. .She was a member o f suggested, tonight's program the Genava Baptist Church aril the widow of the l*t* Arthur B. Doane. .Survivor* include l*o ile o daughters. Mias Ellen E. PO TO dl Mo. (N E A l — Duane, o f Orlando and Mrs. Grace Muthieux o f N «» York Three jackligutets, poachers Utlng spullighl* to take deur City. Gravaaide services wilt bs ■t night, seemed happy to see held at gravesids In lbs Clen- a conservation agent drive up. The two men were being sva Lein ster/ at 1U a.ui. Sat­ urday with thv Rsv Gall H. held at gunpoint by irata Smith uf the Central Baptist farm ers while the thiid was hiding in the bushes nearby. Church officiating. The fanners had betn train­ Briston Funeral Hums is in ing coon hounds at about 1 charge o f arrangements. o'clock In the murnlng and heard shots. Suspecting poach­ ers, one at the farmers went to call conservation agent Gary W egner, The others found two o f the jackllghtere Mr. and Ms. John Gallo­ way, o f Loch Arbor, are in found two o f the jackllghte* Roms, Ga.. to attend the sitting in a car and the thiid graveside services o f Mrs, in a nearby field admiring two G a l l o w a y ' s mother, Mrs. newly dead deer. The poacher* pleaded guilty CbarU-s Goetchlus, who died June 39 at her home in W in­ to illegally killing deer, were chester, Ya. Mrs. Goetchlus, fined 4 IDO each and txntencrd who would have been 05 years to 80 days in jail. HOLLYWOOD (L T D — S ti­ lly buianne Pleshette and Troy Donahue are steady dales off-screen and have been since they co-starred two year* ago in ’ Rome Ad­ venture." Now the pair will join forces on screen again in “ A UDtant Trum pet." •'ll l ( K ill , a« S. n b C , r- «',*ita-'t *iv en In SL'NNINGDAl.E. F-ng. — (L 'P li— Peter Butler, the Bri­ tish PGA champion, won the individual title in the Bowmaker pro-amateur gulf tour­ nament Tuesday with a 38hule total of 132. r 2 2 I'AOLA HOAD ? J =nt In ■Ml 5 ft* a ('A it M i n i CARLOAD PARS 7:13 K 11:39 ■'JACK THE G IA N T KILI.KU" Kerwln Mathew, Color IMu. At 9:13 lInly "The C om incherui" John Wayn# In Color Cumin* Hit* "Courtship u f Eddie'* Father" “ My Six l.nsre" "F lip p er" PALL NEW M AN is “ HUD” u t t y m WB P R O F E SS O R ! (A Jeny Lew s Prodocl-onJ HOLLYWOOD (U P I) Tony Bill, the youngster who made good in his first movie, Frank Sinatra's "C om e Blow your Horn," ha* been signed for his second film . He will co-itar with Steven McQueen and Jackie Gleason in "Soldier in the Rain" for Allied Artists. Must Asst rtm f tk$ mMk 9/ thisfiktm! e > Whit does be become? What > kind of monster?! "A gal i, so much like * base­ ball pitcher,'* says Sassy. “ They both can Ihiow curves." (W alrh fur !>■*») W eekly) Judy Riding High M ul 0 KAtSUM JW1 lilS -a k i W-IMT k>ii i'M •I Fe,*sw* ■ ferns iTK— a w ri (m c m ^ A fiA iN ^ w n FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE Trippi Shifts 2 Races Today DAYTONA BEACH (l H i - • Salet du'ed today to determine po»i Seminole TV lions bclttnd record—shatter- ln*i Junior Johnson m IJuly 4 Firecracker Wo. (lie INTEREST GUARANTEED TV KENTAL Twu-39-mile rscev were schr- • Service ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS FV 2. ItfJD /m itli I'ulur TV Salrs 2800 Sanford Ave. ON SAVINGS • ( Crystal t<*ho Drive, i^v* M ,ry. eemlnule t'»unlr, yirrlU^ uti'lvr : i* flutllloue name of. MM a KATIIV .- a in) (hat we Inland tu ra*Uter sal4 nama wllli (ha riarh of ( • Circuit Court, Stmlnole c»untr Florida. In accardanc* with Me tirnv lalnne of the Rb-iitivua Nam* i-iaiu(r,. :n. w ill dacduti fSt.OS Florida Wialuiaa ISJ7. B l(: Mam l>. Sillier N. Katherine Sillier CALL FA 2-0037 PHONE FA 2-1218 T O N ll'E & T i l l KS. JERHB LEWIS.: THE N ( (Hill PLAtJl K DETRO IT <NEA I — A me­ morial in the form of a bronre IS Si (< ) t l x r r y Riim a o plaque will be placed at TiHOLLYWOOD (U P I) — c j Stadium in t l ilf (t l T rim •r Cb m «* is* r*tn«r Ku< •• Hm i remind the citileus o f Detroit When Judy Garland opens her new hour-long television ser­ 11 U I •I Ouldln* Light . . . . # _ v. M l Hwafi’ h for T' im»fFo» I ° f the uf ly Loho, ies next fall she plan, to 11*4 (9) U .41 ?* f Hcaort capture viewers with one of IS ftS (S) NW? 1.19 (I I N* w* m l W#«lh«r t.ADDEK NEEDED her most popular song hits, (i| Th* frt*»D Wltuluw "T h e Trolley Song.'" N E W YORK (N E A ) — Ml f}en#r*t Candy Spots, th* h o n e , stands 1:1# M» Ie*fftl:nt I ti >1) NitliuniBUGi D12 band- and waiabv l.lUO A total uf td.l million per­ i JI Ml Mlt-Ki* N#«ri point a smart woman doesn't pounds. Willis Shosmakrr, his son* were injured tu a cci­ (Si B(?|«nc* miss. Ml A* Th• WerlS Turn* rider, is 4 feet 1*) inch** tall dents in the Untied states IMS Mi UfftlDi* She knows that (he average and weighs UK pound*. during a recent year. * |3j iiwn, Jtrrfidi : !0 C l TD* l»*.8*f(sp man needs to be built up and M i C l Ml*: N « « i that if she wants hlin to tie Y E A R S D IFTE R E M F. Ml t?Af lr» Court Ml Art f.lnlg|#ti#r* a success In life, she has to DL’ yU O IN , III. (N E A ) — lloiii«p*r(F keep him confident that he Out o f iix Hambtetoman I 10 ( 1 | M*r» O riff In M l Jang W'fman Cr# Stake* raced at tli* [tu Quoin can lick the world. And she ••f11• realise, that nothinc a wile Slate Fair only two have bsen (Ji LurttU T“ Unc say, to her husband in pri­ O i y j#*n Kur % f>%f wun by tin* top two-yeur-old vate t* a , lini»>rtant as treat­ 3. JO r2 1 You limi t f**>‘ Mi *fIt* l | of \|eh* trotter of the preceding year. ing him with respect in pub­ M » Who tie f uu T ! U*1 4 UO M» Th* NMtch O im i lic. BLOW TO BAND M> S ien t liorm Ml An» n m i i i n l AU STIN , Tex. I NEA) — 4 10 (S) Mm i Rv.om for Johnny Treadwell, Texas' Alll>*1df Am erica llneta, k*-r, *ave up (•) M lIotAi r# ATHENS, Gu. ( I T ! ) - All tjtiiiro’f try “It music be: HUM he couldn’ t bo American Charley Trippi, «>ne 4 so M i A m * r !c*n. No h h I i i I in fiinthall and play in the ft OH Mi i*fo|ioo of the U nU cnlty o f (ieorsia** Ml I'oclo Wilt hand at the tame time. all-time great football play­ ft M Ml f f.*4 I T-l *#a Ml KuiV|#t.#rfy llovinl ers, ha» realgiivil i s M ilit­ I aft Mi W iitM r Ulna Practice of dyeing the nails ant coach of the ntilMog* lo Ml Haat of flf#iu#lia was common among the an Join tlto coaching *taff of tlu* ctem Egyptian,, according to St. Louis Cardinals. the Encyclopedia Britannic* THURSDAY P. M. A bright woman knows, too. that she can't shine above her husband, she has to go at his side. Even * successful career woman is pitied by other women if she lead, them to think she has mar­ ried an insignificant mail, no the woman who belittles het $ l(I O ,I I O O K i u - e husband is not only saying Tiic CHICAGO (L T D that he isn't important— tlbo.ioo added Gold fu p slat’ s also say ig that she Stakes will highlight Hawis n notxjdy (borne race course's 39 day There's another important meeting opening .Sept tu. CERTIFICATES We Invite You To Be a Member Of Our lju Savings Family KHIRAL CB iltCTRIC W EATH ERT R O N ' A U IIICTBIC H1A7 FOM9 W HOLE HOUSE COOLING AND H EA TIN G PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Wall liill 11.llll.l, h , I'l Cnillrlll V SHOW S AT 1:00 . 3:09 - 3:0U - 7:00 . 9.0# riutran return (tul • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER M slLM s • FREE bull MATES Conn. was when R I T Z n 'r t u / i/ K \lt.\ M. U. HODGES PLUsMBING V t > vmv I c i r v ) D)U( -IN T H L A T f l f STARTS TOMORROW b u,tn,«, Fublleh July I, 14. I f , 1 LAST D A Y •at a n i v is ,: cr*K -se X Time — N u T I C t ; IX t i e r e n r b U to Rican Carlos tirtu of New Y’ork was still recognised to­ day as world lightweight champion by the Ring magaiine although the W orld Box­ ing Association t\VBA) strip­ ped him of his title on June It. t HAVEN, — Tnnite'a The Nlte T o G o Out Tu A Movie ! I ! r fuutball player. He was a tackle and a mem­ ber o f Walter Camp's A llAmerica teams sarly in this century. Now comes Dan Hogan, Eli sophomore and a philosophy m ajor from Andover who won this year’s Eastern Interim!Itgiat* Golf Championship. Y'ale would rather brat Har­ vard and Princston than any­ body else and in the final round on the Penn State co u rt* Hogan defeated Preaton Seckel o f Princeton, 'i and 1. NEW YORK (U P I) — Puer­ ,Ju 19-11 p.m . NBC. The Eleventh Hour. "F iv e Moments Out of T im e ." ( rerun > Quite ^ good. This story was inspired by a successful experiment by a psychiatrist with group therapy. Hogan of Y'ale meant a star Ortiz Champ HOLLY-WOOD (U P I) — Jackie Gleason, a stranger abroad where hit television siiuws go unseen, is branch­ ing out. His ' weekly "A m erican Scene M ag *lin e" has been sold to video station* in Au«trail*, the first time a taped variety show has been ship­ ped overseas on a regular basis. burglar. Riding Bill Wins Title Legal Notice * N EW (N E A ) 9 9:30 p.in. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies, (rerun) High­ light tonight is the Clampetts' intriguing attempts to bypass the household staff at the Gleason Expands find what he is looking for. a Hogan Of Yale Is Legendary 7:30-0.30 p.m. NBC. The Virgtnun. "Im passe.” (color) i rerun i. There Is unique checkerboard construction to this play that probably cam e about by accident. It has both good action in spots and good acting in other spots. The two never mix. Mrs. Galloway’s Mother Dies Going: Steady Dryedale mansion In order to cure Mrs. Drysdale's ills with mountain "jo y ju ic e ." 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Show, t reruni Van Dyke turn* in the bed per formance on tonight'* sched­ ule in a classic pantomime scene of a suburban husband tiptoeing through his dirkened home in the wee hours, desperately hoping he won't will do much to bnng it back lo life. The te'ecsst gives us the basics o f the proposals, inn allows the in-depth of Its meaning, fvr the present and future econom y, up to the po­ litical. social and financial expert* |fd by President Ken­ nedy Other* include Rep. John W*. Byrnes (R . W D.I; House m ajority whip Rep. Thomas Hale Boggs <D. La.), Dr. W aller W. Heller and Dr. John R. Coleman. Harry Keasoner is host. Poochers Hoppyr. To See Agents old thia month, visited many times in Sanford. TV Time Preview* By Ruth Millett "W h y do so many wives husband influences to s great belittle their husbands in pub­ extent what other people l i c ? " a man writes in tu think of him. tak. If she lakes tlie attitude A psychologist might ex­ that his opinion, are wise, hit plain it by saying that wive* judgment sound, hit Job im­ who spesk poorly uf their portant, his com fort her busbands have inferiority rightful concern, others are com plexes and are trying n> inclined to accept the fact build themselves up by mak­ that the Is married to a ing their husbands »eein in­ man who amounts to som e­ significant. thing. Hut f llunk it's just a H she twlittles his ideas, question of the wive* nut be­ runs down his friends, tells ing very bright. how she outsmarts him, then Any smart wuman knows her friends will be quick t» that her own opinion o f her decide she isn't m arried U> much of a man. c. I IS S IS S A . M. (Sl III Hi (l| d tiq h iiq h t& i C A LL NOW FOR FREE ES T R M T E' FA 2 -6562 Member F.D .I.C. (?[L£)irtj© (h o jilt s OF 8 ANFOBD �•hr Watson - Jones •itrforfc Wed. July 3, '63— Pittre 3 . Irral) Party Fetes McClain Ceremony Set For Friday * ............. Final plam have been an­ nounced lor the m arriage of MU* Mary Anne Watson, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Watson and the late John H. Watson, to James C. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rown Jr. The cerem ony will take place Friday at 8 p.m . at the First Baptist Church with the R ev. Fred B. Chance officiat­ l........ Slate July Steak Dinner ’ I of Camp Hill* *’ ;l The girl\ lelt Sunday alter noon by train lor the return trip home. Guests at Friday nights parly enjoyed dancing and were served hoi dogs, torn on tite rob and suit drinks. Those attending " e r e Sara Huffman of Lockhart, (terry Burke of College Bark, Ricky Mender, Hilly Willis, Bat Halgey, Roger Deppon. .Meredith Noland, M a r c i a Jack-on Steve Shook. Karen Lyons. Valorio Shea and Danny Cos selberrv. all of Casselberry. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited to at­ tend the cerem ony and the re­ ception im m ediately follow­ ing in Use Church Social Hall. Fern Park Personals Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Gullickson o f 2803 Lakeview Drive. Fern Park, have been enjoying a 10-day visit from Iheir son and daughter-in-law, M r. and Mrs. Thom as R. Gul tickson, o f Milwaukee, W li., and their five children, Gary, Vickie, Wendy, Gail and Tam m y Sue. Personals AU RE VOIR TO DEBBIE AND BONNIE. Pierre the Boodle seems sail ns he looks at the two girls who are leaving after their visit in Cassel­ berry. From left are Bonnie Cohen and Debbie Heckman who are return­ ing to Pennsylvania; holding Picrrie is mistress Jackie McClain and at rijrht is yam Huffman. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Davis And Mr. Meyer United In Wedding Rites By Mrs. Adam Mullrr Mrs. Reah Davis o( DcBary becam e the bride of Mr. Al­ vin W. M eyer, also of DcBary at cerem onies held in the First Presbyterian Church in Sanford, Saturday. To the si rains o f the tradi­ tional wedding m arch, Mrs. Davis walked down the aisle on the arm of her son, Claude C. Davis. The bride rhose for her wedding gown a pale pink ny­ lon organza with cap sleeves and a scooped neckline. She carried a bouquet o f pink and white carnations and roves, with tiny stream ers of lily ol the valley and her accessor­ ies were while. On her head, the bride wore a tiny white hal of tulle and flowers. The groom wore a white tuxedo as did the best man. Richard II. Meyer. Tlie maid o ( honor, Miss Donna Davis of West Balm Beach wore a petal pink gown ot nylon organza and carried a bouquet ot blue and white carnations. Matron of honor, Mrs. Clara Vincent was gowned in French blue and carried a liouqurt of pink and white carnations. Ushers, also in white tux­ edos were Robert Meyer from Utica, N. V.. and Walter Vin­ cent of DcBary. Miss Karen M eyer of L'lica. N. V., was file junior Iridi maid ami she wore a long dress of pale pink nylon organia amt carried an old fashioned nosegay corsage ol blue flowers. At the reception which fol­ lowed in the social lu ll o f the church. Mis* fmrix Hayes of West Balm Beach presided at the hride's (took. A huffet table, spread with By Mrs. Adam Muller and Mrs. David kins .lr. of Frostburg. and Iheir four children Jen MU., are visiting in DeBary with Mr and Mrs William llrngg ol Flamevine la n e. While ill De­ Bary they will visit Mr. anil Mrs. David Jenkins Sr. of Colo 111ha Hoad and his broth­ er. Harold Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg recently had as llteir guests, Mr and Mis James Ned of Baltimore, Mil Out of town guests ill De­ nary last weekend for the DeBary Couple Renew Vows In Candlelight Ceremony Muller Mr. and Mrs, Boy Conkling of Angeles Road will cele­ brate their Noth wedding anni­ versary tonight witii a spec ial candlelight service at All Samis Kpiscopal Church ill Enterprise with Itev. Paul Schultz officiating. Mr. Conkling will present Ids wife of 50 years with a new ring in honor of the oc­ casion. Following the ceremonies, the Conkling* will >n< hosts st ■ wedding anniversary dinner at the DcBary Restau­ rant. Among Ihe guests will be Mr. and Mrs. William Seikman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl lialles. Mr. a n d .Mrs. John Schtipp Mr. and Mrs. Harry SALE! ORCHIDS IN RLOOM GOOD B ELECTION Grnpeville Nursery FA 2221 Grape n il* A t *. "Scott* Dealer'* Is Economy Size Package Buy Really Economy? I- the large economy pack­ a hcautilul antique lace cloth age a -living- or n waste? made in France, which was a This depends on the size of gift to the hrulc, was centered the fam ily, refrigerator and wiili a four-tiered wedding eupbonrd storage spare, fa m ­ cake trimmed with white ily preference, and cost per swan- ami pink rose-hud* serving- nil fn- tor* determin­ and encircled with pink roses ing the economy of the food purchase. and lilies of the valley. Buying 1irgcr containerTwo crystal punch boats held refreshments, and side may lend ti> using more of an dishes of nuts and mints com exptsisive item than is neet-'-.iry imply because « plelril the table. After a honey moon trip to large nreount is at hand The container serving the Miami, the couple w.ll resu l* family without left-overs, on Lake Drive in DcBary. though p - T h n p s more expen­ sive per unit, is more reon oni al than a larger one which haves lelt-overs that cannot to- u -.-l economically. Lack o f proper storage far Davis-Meyer wedding Were ten pound- o f polatia - . i|lpl Richard II. Meyer, Rosemary or perishable products, for inMeyer and Karen Meyer oi Stance, may cause a great** Utica, N. Y ., Mr. and Mrs. I) lo-s in money than lb>- pen­ E. Wyllie of We-t Palm nies -aved al the lime of 'be pill* loisr*. So, lie si t e it is Beach and Donna Davis and cheaper from the d o - ill Ml husband, Claudu L'., of Tal inn mu In-foie buying the largt lah.issce. economy package. Mr and Mrs. A. Oppcl of Rend I t ls js to bait* the Smyrna Drive entertained amount* different 1 roil Grace Uilh.iM ol New Smyr tn o and com plin- IIII* |ll I* * n.i Beat'll and Mr. ami Mr-. per unit before h John Krvzrk of Kan-,is City, Kan . Mr-. Oppel's »i-icr and SUMMER I U M»RV brother-in-law. DeBary Personals Mr. I'rrspiration Freeman, Mr. and .Mr*. Al­ bert Kolbcnskie, Mr. and Mr-. Henry Wurth: Also Mr, and Mrs Phil Ahrens, Mr and Mr- W c-ley Dockray. Mr and Mr». Paul Froctschcr, .Mr. and Mr*. William Ogden, Mr. anil Mrs. Mel Walker of Glenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ifyon, Rev. ami Mrs. Paul Schlutz, Mr. and Mrs Gaston Crosby, Mrs. Curl Werner, Mrs. Sarner. Mrs. Ross Conklin, Mis* Georgian.! Ilarwarlh. Mrs, C K. Builer, Mrs. llumer Quick, Mrs. John Lutz, Miss Kmitie Browning. Mrs Olive Thump kinz and Tom I.enlt. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Your .thaw of Longdate in Longwood announce Ihe birth of a daughter, Christina Lynne, Ixirn June 20 at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. TTie hah) weighed eight pound* and *U ounces. Mrs. Yourshaw is thr for filer Miss Linda Sllshy of S.ui ford, daughter ol Mr- Harry A. Silt by and Ihe lute Dr. Silsby. Paternal grandparentare Mr. and Mrs. Harold Y o u r s h a w of Bridgeport. Conn. «* • o» Charles M. Wine o f Little Venice diet! in Austell, Ga., Saturday. Funeral services and burial were held in At­ lanta Monday. Friend* of Mrs, Witte can contact her at IN (>. Bov 357, Austell. Ga. Mr and Mrs. William fllutlil llalilin and children from Miami spent the week­ end here with Mrs, A. L. Hardesty at her Orange Ave nue Home. Miss Judy- llaldin. who had spent the month ot June here with her gramlmo tiler returned home with her parents. Mis* Sandy Dervish left Monday by plane for New York and a visit with tier aunt and uncle and cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Fd Belch and daughter Claire m Medford. Lung 1-1.uni Sandy will spend a month there ami then Claire will return with her to spend a month in Sonlord. Suit-able To keep your swimsuits looking fresh uud new all ■ im m ii. give them a thor­ ough -ud-ing after eiieh dip. uli* tiler in -oa, lake, ur elilotinatssi pool. Crews - Cohen Wedding Set For July 4 All plans are in readiness for the _ Independence wedding of Miss Gloria .lean Crews, daughter o f MISS MYRTIE WILSON, (center) Home Do* ministration iiRent discusses success o f Hear Lake Home Demonstration Cluli with Mrs. Raymoiul Jackson, (left) president ami Mrs. ( ’. J, Sassman, (right) County Council I’ rcsident. bert O. Cohen, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cohen, which will take place at the First Summer Workshop Meetings The Bear Lake Dome Demonstration Club, which was organized less than a year ago has had a very sue cessful year, according to re­ ports from President Mr* Raymond Jackson and Mis* Myrtic W'il-on, county Home Demonstration agent. The group started out with eight members and n u vv lioasts a tnenibershlp of is ladies. They plan to continue to hold tlu-ir popular workshops during the summer months with another one scheduled for July 23 and one on Aug. 27. Anyone in the Bear Lake and Forest City area who is interested in joining the group may call Mrs. Jackson at her home on Holiday A ve., Hear Lake. i Baptist Church Centering Ihe refreshment table at the recent meeting was a red. white, and bluo Rural arrangement, carrying out the Independence Day theme. Individual cakes with miniature Hags on them were served along with sandwich­ es, cokes, and coffee. Serving rn Ihe refreshment com m ittee were Mrs. S. I* Wiggins, Mr*. L. E. Fay, Mrs. H. M. nrvmks, Mrs. S. M. Goble Jr., Mrs. f f . A . Wlgg and Mr*. Chester Ox­ ford. AMtl.F l i m i t TOKENS Q A a f (Limit 3 Per Family) 5 Each Token I* Hood For One 'JO Lb. Wn*ti (Twice As Much As A Keg* Washer) CORSAGES - AT — and DELI VLB I It ON TIME Y*mr Downtown Florist T H E ---------- L a ta n d e r a m a !7lh Si. Attendant SANFORD FLOWER SHOP On Next To I'inecrest School Oulv Mon. Thru Sat. FROM 9 A .M .-4 t or. E. l - l >V Siiitniil Avr. FA 2-1*22 or I V 2-MV2 P.M. LAUNDERAMA OPEN Jt HOURS A DAY DEPENDABLE AN D ATTRACTIVE — ROSE MARIE REID SWIMSUITS! He Heady Foe Th* 4th And The Sommer. Mary Esther’s "Featuring FashloM Just For Yaw" 200 N. PARK AVE. .STORK HOURS: » TO S:M STATEMENT OF CONDITION JUNE 'JS, I'Jtkt Florida Slale Bank SANFORD. FLORIDA r e s o u r c e s FROSTY Costume Jewelry $5,103,3-12.83 Loans ami Discuunls Banking’ 1louse, Furniture Fixture.') 08, 100.00 201,704.05 Other Assets Other Ronds 7,087,227.17 1,1-17,101.25 Cash and Due From Hanks 1,987,'172.80 | $10,198,008.70 | Cnileil Status tiwvernment Bonds TOTAL RESOURCES Flemings One Table Of Casuals VALUE LIABILITIES Capital Stock 500,000.0§ Surplus I12.000.0d Undivided Profits 123,019.19 Other Reserves Reserve For Rad Debts 23,320.01 219,438.81 Unearned Discount 125,000.00 11,795,283.79 Deposits $10,198,008.70 OF &ANI OHO Qvm}'a Shoe Store 5 p.m., Reservations for this event must be nude before July 15 with one o f Ihe following com ­ mittee women; Mr*. C. K. Morton, Mrs. V. W. GanderIon. and Mrs. Joe O'Donnell, Mr*. C. B. Beeves, president, welcom ed Mrs. Ronald N, Pritchett ami Mr*. (I'm. Fos­ ter as guests for Ihe evening. JUNE SPECIAL! Sale Price SURFSIDE, FLORIDA T After the ceremonies, a reicption is Iwing planned in fe educational building of the church. All friends of the young couple and tlu-ir families are invited to attend the wedding and the reception. A rehearsal party is achedi tiled ut the Cohen's home to night (or the members of Ihe vveliding group FREE DETAILS 150 89th St. - at Thursday. PHYSICAL FITNESS T H E H O USE O F H EA LT H Mr. and Mr*. Spencer Crews, to Ro­ Bear Lake HD Club Plans TOTAL LIABILITIES Is patriotic and it’s sensible, bio! Ltd us help you attain it. You may visit us for a “ physical fifties* vacation' or have our guidance by mail. Day Simas was elected secretary. The new officers will as­ sume their places at aa in­ stallation dinner lo be given July 20 at the CTO Club. A cocktail hour will be held from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. wit!i a steak dinner being served at the cloic o f the cocktail hour. h Mr and Mr* Person Little b*Ts, so stun Mice clotheof Azalea Drive visited UO'ir should lie laundered a - -OOP son and daughter-in law, Mr as possible nlti't «• ' m u and Mrs. Leslie Little, and children at Mount Dolly. V .1 , and their son and dough ler in law. Mr. and Mrs. liar o i l Lillie, of Madison, N, J., and helped Mrs. Lillie's mo­ ther. Mrs. Emma Feldbu-h, •if t iiflon, Y J,. celebrate her Ktnh birthday white m New Jersey. I>r. and Mr*. I,other Tar hell o f DcILiry Avenue al tended the 5tith anniversary ol Ihe 1313 class at the Uni­ versity of New Hampshire. They also attended an old Iashinned clam hake, held at Ihe Wentworth By The Sea Hotel on the shore On the way home they Mopped at La tayette College in ea-lrrn Pennsylvania to visit Dr. Tarbell's brother, Dr J II Tarbell. professor of eiononiics, Mr and Mi , V. J Brink Gift* • Cards • Hooks tier, T orn n io Drive, celebrat­ (Formerly McVirarw) ed their imh wedding anni­ 2 M l E. First St. versary this past week with a dinner at Daytona Beach. COOL Flectkms high-lighted Ihe meeting o f the CBO Wives Club Monday night when they met at the NAS Ballroom for their July business meeting. Mrs. C. B. Reeves, presi­ dent, and Mrs. S. L. Wig­ gins. treasurer, w ere re-elect­ ed by unanimous vote Mr*. T. J. Weber was elected vicepresident and Mrs. Ralph It, Jane Casselbrrr* ji.'ic McClain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Met lam. 221 Lake Triplet Drive Casselberry. R » 'e a going :.*.!} party last Fridas nulit .'or her tuuscsuiM s, DebimHeckman and Bonnie Cohen ing. By Mr*. Adam CPO Wives Re-Elect Two; MEMIIKR F.U.I.C. i �I 1 •- Lyle C. Wilson Says: Experts Keep Silent la i l n i l f i today, th« man who tnastara a apadalty of major conte­ mn ipaea or aoekar or mUila aomatimes judged to ba aa rt In field* beyond hia To aonM degree thia haa perhapa ahraya bean ao in thia country. When Indnatriallata ware building Ameri­ ca in earlier decades, they were liatsned to on ererything under the ana. Tet there la great danger in im­ agining that the man with expertise In one realm is thereby qualified to nuke broad political, economic or moral judgments. For instance, the scientist who works at improving our nuclear wea­ pons is not by that fact necessarily fit to tell us when and how, aa a nation, to use them or to say we should not use them at all. Similarly, the general who spends n great deal of his time fathoming the military taetics of communist na­ tions is not by that alone qualified to judge beat what we should do about Red tactics in the political and diplomatic world. A number of prominent men get into this problem in a new document prepared for the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, a Ford Foundation offshoot Charles Frankel, professor of phl* at Columbia - * * i lUniversity, ls losophy says R om n ey A M a v erick ? most political decisions jmrolve weighing evidence from n wide range of different specialties. He adds: “This means that even those who are experts in one field become lay­ men the moment they move into an­ other field . . . “ No one today can be an expert in all the fields that he should ideally be . . . to make publle decisions.’* What counts in such decisions, says Franks], is not “omnicompetent knowledge but something closer to wisdom and common sense, and an understanding of when and where and for what reasons to rely on the advice of experts.” As another contributor to the doc­ ument, Arkansas’ Sen. J. William Fulbright, observes, this kind of judgment is especially required where matters of morals are con­ cerned. . 'There are no experts in morals," says Frankel. A subject apart is how to get wise, broad, common sense judgments from both the rank and file electorate and the political leader­ ship in a democracy. Is is enough here to make the one big point: “ Expertise” does not transfer. The major public decisions Involving our goals, our moral bent, our pace of effort, our priorities in national life, are not the province of the narrow specialist — however supreme he is in his chosen field. Gov. George Rom ney m ay not much o f politician, as charged, but hia Instinct for the warm and gracious political geitura la about aa good John F . Kennedy's. That la very good, indeed. R om ney demonstrated hla political lzutlnct In fashion­ able Crosse Points, Mich. There be stepped o ff the side­ lines in a surprise appearance at the head o f an NAACP anti-segregation parade. It appears that Rom ney just took ov er. No previous ar­ rangements. T h e governor simply stepped to the head of the parade and led off. No one who knows Romney well would ascribe that man­ euver wholly to politics. Rom ­ ney la a man o f severe inte­ grity. He Is likely under any circumstances to be m oved more by moral than other considerations. bo aa River Dredgers Make Real Find Peter Edson P olitica l W ASHINGTON— (N E A ) — A s of sow , y oo can pot down Soa. Barry Goldwotor o f A ri­ son s as a man who would n t h o r bo grand marshal o f a rod so la Praseott, A r ia , on Ju ly 4 than to bo prossnt os gu sst o f honor at ths "D roit CJoltiwaUr fo r President Indspsndtnco D sy R oily1* In W ashington's Notional Guard A rm ory. Cynics may ask, "W ho wouldn’t!** Tbs senator's ad­ visors may argus, “ This Just ■hows how politically smart h t really Is." Such comments a n beside th s p o in t G oldw stcr can plsod "previous engagem ent" to g o cam paigning in hla horns elate. But In staying away from th s Washington rally the sen­ ator Is sticking to his anBounced determination not to become a GOP presidential candidate. N ot Just yet, at any ra te. A Goldwater rally without Goldwater may bo Ilka cold Bushed potatoes without meat o r hot gravy for his hungry fans. But Republican Sen. John G. Tower o f Texas, Repo. John Aahbrook o f Ohio Dr. Crane's N o te b o o k and Paul Fsnnln o f Arisons have been booked to make up fo r that ■■ orators fo r the D raft Goldwater rally at 8 p. m .on ths Fourth. A band concert at 7 and an all-star supporting east o f profession­ al actors headed by Efrem Zlmbalist Jr., will whoop things up befors and between speeches. They can be counted on to ring the rafters and give Old Glory such ■ waving ■■ It hasn't had sines William Jen­ nings Drysn held forth on ths Chautauqua circuit years ago. The rally will compete with tha usual fireworks display on W aihlngton Monument grounds— barring a rainstorm, In which case the crowds may seek shelter In the Arm ory. Most Washington residents whu can get out o f town over the Fourth do ao. Hut the Na­ tional Draft Goldwater Com­ mittee under Texas GOI* State Chairman I’eter O'Don­ nell Jr., in charge o f arrange­ ments, is taking care o f that. Trulnlnad* ami planeloads o f Goldwuter enthusiasts, h o says, are preparing to descend on Washington and fill ths Armory to overflowing. OUR BOARDING HOUSE FANN* VOUR p e t t y UNLESS MV IMRE AT6 MOLD NO CLIENT 16 MUTER HOOPtB.rRCC REIMBURSED IN TERRORS — M.V SeAR&T VAtTFCRDt LAWYER W il l FULL,! SMALL Bl7 Y<TU ALKCAOV £EW UP SOUK ACQUAINT SOU OHB Altr— -flOVi DCK fWLACVAND WITH WHATEVER BILL HirtTEfc BUSINESS TRANS­ ARRANGEMENTS TIMES AS MUCH/ I MAY ATAKU FOR ACTIONS TIGHTER — ANt THAN AN ESKIMO MY DEFENSE:/ F ic o m IN UK* VARt>j BACK­ YtirUCK YARDS/ v e s t .’ JJ ft! fa KW , ,, 1SALARYi WHAT „ i 6U6lNE6i> A\ tran s - [ACTIONS- ®lj? j&utfurfc Pngs 4 Sanford, Florida rniUi Wed., July 3, 1963 Meanwhile, ths object o f all W orry C lin ic this affection will be nearly CASE P-481: Sam X ., aged from the Englewood station fused to do ao, as we d esir­ 30, Is a colored tsxl driver to our house on South Side. ed. photographed, probably on s Now Uncle Sam has tried In Chicago. His tsxl radio was turned horse snrf waving a big hsL to usurp the missionary acti­ Recently he took me across on so we beard an announce­ This makes a mors exciting vity of churches, except he ment about the possibility of picture than with hia mouth does it nndcr the guise o f eiplorln g M trs in future Lend-Lease, Marshall Plan open delivering a speech, years. boondoggling, and United N a­ which Is an everyday occur­ "That m ikes m e sh fc," tions’ subsidies. rence. Sam volunteered, without any The charitable motives of In Prescott ho will be cam­ prodding from me. the Red Cross and church paigning fo r re*electiun as “ My wife and f have a missionaries arc brushed *• senator from Arisons, which boy 6 and s girl 7. But taxes side. Is the only political office he JACKSONVILLE Water ■re already eating up one Is now openly seeking. A year For Uncle Sam 's confisca­ from now things may be d if­ ■ ccidenti and desth j are in­ day's wages every week from tion o f our taxes to invade tr*« province of the churches, feren t July 4, 1041, will he creasing In Florida as m ore my pay check. " I could spend that money now is Just a matter o f pow er Just nine days befors the Re­ ■ml mors people build home publican National Convention swimming pools and take to far better right now on my politics. is scheduled to open in Bin skiing and boating, the State own kids than to have to go It Is an International bri­ Hoard of Health noted today. for trips to Mars or the bery gam e by which we try Francisco. In 1981 there were 409 Moon. I f Goldwater Isn't an avowto outbid Russia in buying “ If som e rich foundation •J candidate for the GOP drowning*, 91 o f theis from allies, so U has lost the presidential nomination by sm all boats. In 1902, there wants to lay out the money charitable, humanitarian m o­ wero 442 drownlngs, KM of for space exploration, that is then, he should be. tivation o f the churches. O. K. Political observers In Wash­ these from small boats. It has become degraded to This year, the board has “ Hut I don't think the tax­ ington and elsewhere are be­ the point of mere power poli­ payers srould be compelled started tabulating deaths in ginning to believe that a race tics with billions of the tax­ next year between President home swimming .pools and to keep on with this waste payer’ s money. « of our wages when we need Kennedy and Senator Gold- the total so far Is 13. When task drivers m u st it to make life a little easier Deaths could be cut to al­ water would bo onu o f the divert m ore than ono d a y's most zero if a few basic for our own families.” heulthlest things that could pay to taxes, and when So I complimented Sam ami rules are followed, said Dr. huppen In America. business and professional George A. McCoy, director asked him If he was a col­ It would settle fo r some men must give Uncle Sam o f the board's Accident P re­ lege man, for his vocabulary time to com e, muyhe, the is­ 2 to 3 days of their weekly anil ideas were smart. vention Program. sue o f conservatism versus pay checks, then we can an­ He said overcrowding of He aaid he had hoped to liberalism. It would let the ticipate som e reaction bgr home pool is a common cause go on to college but wasn’ t A m e r i c a n people decide o f accidents, but ao Is run­ able to afford it, ao high 1961. whether they want the United Candidates o f both parties ning on slick surfaces and school was the end of his Ktatea run by the policies can "m a k e hay” next time Jumping or diving In too- school career. Kennedy stands for, o r the op­ “ Ami I think the taxpay­ if they are "aluggers" In­ shallow water. He said ut­ posite policies that Goldwater most caution should be used ers are fed up with all this stead of "d apper boxers.” stands for. And it they arc sincere, as with lighting equipment and throw our taxes away on It has Iterome Increasingly well as photogenic, and know power lines. Africa and other foreign coun­ apparent In recent weeks that the secrets o f evoking “ em ­ Dr. McCoy said swimmers tries,” Sam added. Goldwater is the only Repub­ pathy,” they can win on both should never swim alone, “ If we Americans ever get lican presidential possibility tickets, even In the enemy’s Just after eating, when tired, out o f money ami then ask who cun rally support from entrenched territory. when drinking or at night them for help, they will turn the thousand or more rightexcept in well-lighted pools. their hacks on ns. wing splinter groups. Regarding skiing, he said “ They are just bleeding ns They don't go for New York that not only should the boat for all they can gel! They Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and operator know where he Is Just play ua against those they might not go for Michi­ going but the skier should Russians.” gan Gov, George Romney. avoid exhibitionist acrobatics, Sam is expressing Ideas None o f the other favorite such as skiing close to that could have terrific poli­ non Republicans living men­ wharfs or othrr fixed ob­ tical value if uttered in short, tioned fo r thu presidential jects. He said ■ second per­ 2 s) liable words by a dyna­ nomination has enough sup­ son in a bout is a valuable mic campaigner in 19tH. port at thia writing to be asset to help in case o f a cci­ For American taxpayers worth bothering abouL dent. arc fed up with coerced phil­ 2,000 mites sw ay. He will be Water Mishaps On Increase !n Florida A primary safety rule In boating accidents U to stay with the boat, hr said. Trying to swim to shore may prove Q—What Is meant by the fatal. Someone is bound to Sue ratio method e# reason* com e along soon and either in g t tow the boat in or be able to go for help. A —The method in argumen­ tation o f asking questions, the answering o f which by the ad­ versary unconsciously makes fstal admissions. • O'* and A'* n FT. SMITH. Ark. (U P I) Conveyor belts usually are purchased s i a long-term in­ vestment, but Use Arkola Sand and Gravel Company here bad to wait 20 years to realize any return. The company now is In stalling a 500-foot conveyor belt that It purchased In 1943—then promptly lost In a flood on the Arkansas River. The belt was unearthed re­ cently when company em ployea were dredging for sand under the river. It had been buried under seven feet of allt, still in tha crate in which it was ahipped from G oodyear’s plant in Akron, Ohio, in 1943. A short length o f belt that obviously had been damaged by w ater soaking Into its four plies o f cotton fabric was discarded from Its exposed end and a sample was cut for testing in Goodyear labor­ atories. Teat engineers, watching aa Impending sale fly ou t the window, found the belt in like-new condition. To the land and gravel firm It was like finding the w orld's largest gold nugget in the river. Nooetbelese, Rom ney needs to make aome character with Am erican Negroes. For ex ­ am ple: Ju it published la "B la ck Man la the White House,” by E . Frederic Mor- I K jI GEORGE ROMNEY SHED WEL L* Mocbaaloal HupL JANIE L. IIIOKMXKKJ lluolooto l U n d i r SUIMLEY J. OK %XT Ctai,lfl-d M t n . g i r BHANK VOLTOLINB Circulation Manasor ■ LBSCUII-riUN KAILS Maas# Delivers u , Mali ■oaolaalo ( ■ ■ ■ ! , All Olh*e III.IS l T*ar S.7S S Months I II I Moallie l oi I Month Lee l ktuath V. S. r o i t a l IttsulatlohS ptuvlda that all avail aivbssrlpMoaa h« M ‘ d la advanca. l i e Woak t i l l 1 Hoar k oo t kluntha S.kO 1 Mout h* Enlarod aa a*vund cla*a m v lltr O u i u r tl. t i l l at tha Coal G lf lc o o f Sanford, Florida, undvr th* Act of Congr-v* o f March. Tha Herald I* a m v m b ir o f lha llnitvd l ’ r*>a which la oallllae eiclutlvaly to tha ua« fo r r*puhllcatioa o( all tha local aowa primvd la thia nowtpapvr. S o part o f any material, nowa or ao.arllaliiE, el this adllloa o f Tha Sanford ll- r a ld may b« rcprialucad In any ptAiinar with* out wrlllan parmlaalon o f tha publtalivr of Th* llorald. Aay Individual or firm roaponvlblo tor ouch raprialucllon wilt b* contidarad aa Infrlnslna on Tha llarald'a copyrlsht and will b* Said llabl* fo r damagaa under lha law, i'ubllahad dally aacopi Saturday, Sunday and Chrlvlmaai publlvhad Saturday pracaadlng gfcrlat Hi If -x 14 + 1 CARD TIP NKW YORK (UP1) - Use old playing cards for ■ neat job when painting windows, advises Card Commentary, adding that old cards also serve as excellent markers in the soil when you garden. OVKIt 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (A longside old post sffic*) Sanford Furniture Co. h a s deep-seated, relentless discrimination and, since the city ia run, controlled and practically owned by M or­ mons, it is only natural that I have developed strong feel­ ings about them.” Morrow’ s book will be wide­ ly read by Negroes in the North and E a s t The Salt la k e City passage will do no good to Rom ney's political future. It could be offset, however, by manuevers such as leading NAACT parades. NIBLACK I l ’NKUAI. liwy. HOME 17 92 Cm***rllx*rr). Fin. Ph. K3M000 AMBULANCE INVOKED RIGHT T h e United States govern­ ment’s rule o f executive priv­ ilege first was invoked by George Washington in 1792, according to the Hritsnnlca Book o f the Year. Need Tools For A Job? Save Money Now Yon Can Rent Them — ‘ American Rent-AU In - Sanford 2884 8. Hiawatha Ave. Join the “ Cool Ones” in an air conditioned 1963 Ford • Fairlane • Falcon Get b Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . , , engincercd exclusively for your car . * * for as IOW BB 270 00 INSTALLED Ride Cool & Comfortable MOST OTHER POPULAR AMERICAN CARS AIR anthropy whereby we are com pelled to contribute poli­ tical handouts to furcign na­ tions. When the churches handled foreign missions, our gifts were voluntary. We contributed or we re- CONDITIONED FOR ONLY $ 270 00 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Itoli them truths to be mV-evIdent— that all nsn an created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these rights art life, liberty and the-pursuit of happiness. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENTS Strickland-Morrison EARNS INSURANCE AGENCY Kirk Plaza 122 E. Commercial INCORPORATED SERVICE DEPARTMENT DIAL 322-5762 • Carpels * Furniture • Tile • Plano* * Rental Beds Romney: “ I would la y that that is wrong. I know of no more progressive religion than m y ow n religion. 1 am for the elimination o f racial discrimination. I h ave work* ed for it in housing and in all other fields since I went to Michigan. I have done this publicly and openly. I have appeared before public bodies to eliminate discrimination in bousing." UPI’ a national reporter, row (Coward-McCana, $5.95). Harry Ferguson, Interviewed Morrow waa White House ad­ Romney last autumn. Fergu­ ministrative officer for spe­ son reported that the relicial projects, 1933-81, during gious Issue arose briefly in Romney's gubernatorial cam ­ the Eisenhower administra­ paign. It was asserted that tion. There n a passage that Negroes were ineligible for will Interest Romney. the Mormon priesthood and Mor*ow is something less that all colored persons, than objective in his dis­ therefore, were second class cussion o f the Negro and his citizens. Romney met tins problem s, political and other­ Issue promptly and apparent­ wise. Hut he knows his sub­ ly decisively, Ferguson re* ject. His credentials are ported, citing his own Im­ excellent. Morrow wrote that pressive record as an advo­ the Eisenhowers invited him cate of civil rights. Ilia asso­ and his wife to hear the Mor­ ciates claim he polled a mon Choir from Salt Lake heavy vote in N egro pre­ CHy in a White House con­ cincts. cert. Romney has said he would " I t was a deeply moving ex p erien ce," M orrow noted not seek the Republican pres­ In his diary, "and, dejpitc idential nomination. He has­ my feeling about Mormons, I n't said he would reject it if have to admit that they have offered. His greatest handicap one o f the finest musical Is that Republican profession­ groups I have ever beard. a ls — the organization m e n -* Salt Lake City ia a difficult fear and resent him as B city for Negro residents. It maverick. No party brand! WALTLH A. UISCLOW, CUITOK AND r V I U I S K S rn i:ii v a n r r .ir Mansslua EUllur 1 1 U I WELLS County Editor CECELIA SMKMEK Bocltly Editor DOMOTIi V Al'STIN k t t l u i * Editor Further, the governor Is solidly on record on civil rights. In ■ 1982 televised ap. pearsnee (N B C ) Rom ney was told that: "T h ere has been ■ lot of talk o f your church affiliation and the conserva­ tive nature o f the Mormon Church. Now is this right or wrong! H ave they (the church) taken a position about integration and ques­ tions of that kind?” Sanford, Fla. Ph- FA 2-1481 303 E. first St. W. Pork MI 4-8916 �* V ts fo r V Mays Breaks Up Duel ; With o m swing o f his bat, Willla Mays broke up the N a­ tions! League’s greatest pitch­ ing duel in 30 gears and aD but broke Warren Spahn's heart. Mags accomplished his han­ diwork when be lined a home run over the left field fence with one out in the 16th inn­ ing Tuesday night to give Juan Marichal and the San Francisco Gianta a 1-0 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. 4 For 13 dram atic innings, the 42-year-old Spahn called on all his cunning and pitch­ ed on dead even terma with the stronger and harderthrowing 23-year-old Mari­ chal, but Mays' 13th hom er ended the league's finest pitching duel since Carl Hubbell o f the Giants went 16 innings to beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 1-0. exactly 30 years ago to the day. V r r a lS Wed. July 3, '63—Page 5 Yowell's Beats George's; Wins Championship tory ever the St. Louis Car­ dinals, the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Houston Colts, g-4, the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phil­ lies, 3-2, and the Chicago Cubs downed the New York Meta, 4-1. In the American League, the New York Yankees in­ creased their lead to three games with a 3-0 win over the Chicago White Sox. the Minn­ esota Twins topped the De­ troit Tigers, 7-4, Boston clip­ ped Cleveland, 6-1, Baltimore edged Los Angeles, 4-3, and Washington beat Kansas City, 7-2. Yowell’ s made quick work of the Little League's City Championship by winning its second gam e Tuesday night 10 to 3 In a scheduled three game series against the G eorge's. Y ow ell's, which had a 24 to 0 record In the regular season and a 26 to 0 record Including the playolf, la the first team in Sanford Little League his­ tory to go through the season undefeated. Men’s League In the Men's Soft Ball Lea­ gue the Grants beat WilsonUaler Tuesday night 7 to 4 and Kingswoud beat Chase 7 to 3. 001 030 0 - 4 Wilson-Maier 311 030 x—7 Bon Drysdale pitched the Grants 103 100 0 - 3 L o t Angeles Dodgers into Chase 102 000 4 - 7 first place with a 1-0 vie Kingswood Ray Lundquist o f the San­ ford Recreation Dept., was high in his praise for Fred Miller, the coach o f Yowell's. He deserves a lot o f credit for the fine year the team h ad ," Lundquist said. The star o f last night's vic­ tory w as Billy Miller, who pitched the winning game and helped to win it with two home runs. Tim Sain, who gave up only eight hits to Yow ell's, was the losing pitcher. G eorge's made four errors and got only four hits while Y ow ell's committed three n uicues. 220 100— 3 position, reverse the proce G eorge's 240 400-10 dura after taking up same Yowell's slack to allow the handle to "K rem lin " Is the Russian be returned to both hands. word for citadel. aa a v M All-Star Rhubarb On Fort Lauderdale Beats Lakeland To Take League Lead NEW YORK <UFI) - "In the Uat gnaw of the to recent Bed ■ « * * ^ 1 h e r e right it was an important g a m e back at Dick Stuart today in and hia ow a m anager Johnny the first rhubarb of the 1903 Pesky used « follow by the All-Star Game. name of <Dick) Williams at Stuart, putting in his first first b a se ." season in the American Lea­ Houk w »» upset over gue with the Boston Red Sox Stuart'a criticism but tried and leading the circuit's first his beat to conceal his feel­ basemen in homers and runs ings. batted in. finished second to "1 don 't blam e him for Joe Prpilone o f the Yankees being m od.” the Yankee In the balloting by the play­ manager aald at firat. "I'm ers but was passed over by sorry be feels that way about liouk. it, but • manager can't al‘ It's lough to have a third- waya atiek to the second string catcher like Ralph choice in the balloting." Houk keep you off the AllStar tea m ," Stuart said, ac­ cording to the Boston Record American. "W hat would he Tw o gam ei were played in know about bow important It Is to be on an All-Star team? tho Sanford Junior League He never made one in his Tuesday night. C.P.O. beat life. All he ever did was sit Oviedo 6 to 2 and Kiwanis beat Civltan 8 to 7. in the dugout." 101 000 0 - 2 The Yankee manager, who Oviedo 100 133 0 -8 will handle the Am erican C.P.O. 14t 1 1 -8 League All-Star team in Cleve­ Kiwanis Civltan 340 10—7 land on July 9, snapped: Ralph lfouk, dodge a never fight one fired By Called Press InterwatJowal their game. Singlea by pitch­ Second baseman Dick Lit­ land, Orlando at St. Peter*notched er Charles Bohllng, and Dick tleton banged out a three-run burg, and Daytona Beach i t Sarasota. out a 5-1 victory over Lake­ Sima, two walks, and a dou­ hom er in the ninth as Sara­ Fort Lauderdale land Thursday night to move into first place of the young second half of the Florida State League. In other action, Miami split a double header with Tampa, dropping the first game 4-1 but winning the nightcap 3 4. Daytona Beach beat lastplace St. Petersburg 6-1, and Sarasota beat Orlando 7-3. The Yankees chalked up Ihrrr runs in the ninth to win ble by Frank Petrellaa ac­ sota easily beat Orlando. An estimated ISO billio* Tonight Fort Lauderdate la gallons o f water a n consum­ AI Golden tripled and Tom­ at Tampa, .Miami at Lake­ ed la tha U. S. ev ery day. my Kidd doubled In a fifthInning rally that gave Tampa the first gam e against Miami. Righthander Ron Patterson pitched a neat rour-hlttcr (or Day lima Beach. 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W e the underelgntd, Vslng •lair eworn. Co hereby declare andar eath that the namee e f all pereoae interested In the business or profession carried on under the namee o f FORK *T CITT npORTIXO CENT B R at the Forest City Mhop. p l n r Center, H le hw ey eee, Foreet City. Florida, and the extent a t the Internet o f each, la aa follow *: Keren* wf ft MV# ('MtflhMMMl WILLIAM A. F O R W A R D M * KRNEHTINr. L. r O H W A R D M l William A. Forward Kmeetln e L Forward Signature Alen*lure STATE OF FLORIDA C O f A T T OF ORATOR Mworn to and subscribed he* fore me thla ISth day o f June, A. D. l i t ! . i (REAI.1 Florence U t tle Rotary Public, ( t a t * of Florida My Commlaeloa Expiree: t/f/tt Publleh Juno II, M, A July i. i«, t t t L CD J-I I mmn of srir FLORIOA TO i CtlAIIL.Be B. BURRIS, Reeldence: State o f Florida Addreeet Unknown Tou are hereby notified that a ch a tte l Murteaee forecloeure Suit ha* been hroueht aaalnet yoa In the Circuit Court In and Tor Seminole County, Florida, la chancary. entitled FLORIDA LOAN COMPANT. ISC., plaintiff, v. CHAR LE I It. IIUKHIA and WANDA HU 11. HIS. defendant*. Tou are re. qulred to file your Anewer o r other defeneee with the Clerk o f the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, and •■rte a copy o f each anewer or other deftnae upon plain* l l f r * attorney, T H i.lt .IB A. MPKKIl w hole addreee la I t ! Magnolia Arena*. Sanford. Florida, on or before Auguat ! , m i , A. D , and If you fall to do *o, a Decree ITo Con* feaao will be anlered aaalnet you rur the relief demanded In the Cumplelnt. Wltnee* my hand and tha aeal o f eald Court thla lath day or June, A. !»., 111!. (HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk o f the Circuit Court In and fo r Seminole Coun* ty, Florida. tty I Martha T. Vlhlen D. C. Thomee A. Speer Attorney f o r plaintiff t l ! Magnolia Arenua Hanford, Florida ublleh July I, It, IT, ! « , m i . CD K *!I ftatr of NOTICE o r S t f T BTATK OF rLUHlUA TOI PAUL rWKlOKTT Residence unknown Tou are hereby notified that a 1'etltton fo r adoption haa been filed In the Circuit Court In and for Semlnule County, Florida, In Chancery, entitled In TIIK MATTER OF TIIK ADOPTION OF ROBERT l.AIlKY OKAIIAM, end you are commanded to appear In aal.l court} and you ere re­ quired to file your Answer or other .lefenee with the Clerk o f the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, and eerve a cop y o f such Anewer or other defenee upon eald petltlonar nr petitioner's at* turner, THOMAS A. SPKKIt. whoee addreee le P. O. Uoa l i f t , Sanford, Florida, on or before Auguat 1, I K ! . A. !>., to show cause why said peti­ tion eh,mill not be granted, end If you fall to do ao, a Decree Pro Confeeeo will be entered agalnet you for the relief demanded In the Petl* lion. WITNESS my hend and the eeal of eeld Court thla l l t h da y o f June, A. D. m i . (HEAL) Arthur II. Reckwlth. Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court o f Seminole County, Flor­ ida Ry: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Thomas A. Speer Attorney for Petitioner P. O. Rot m « Sanford, Florida publleh July 1. la. IT, 14 m l . C IIK-II_________________________ IT T1IK CIRCUIT t x ll’ HT IW T H E SIXTH JUDICIAL CIH4?l i t o f a t d rt»R « k r i n o i .h r i i c x T r . f m i k i r a . IN C lflX C K I tV NO. HUM KBDEKAt, NATION AD MORT* OAtiE AHHm.'IATlON, a co r­ poration. Plaintiff I'll 11,1.1P H n n i / I E R . J R and BERNICE Hold I EH. Defandanla N tiT icn o f aai.K n o tice is iik r ir it o iv * ISM that on the llth dey o f July, u a i , at t l : » « A- M. at the front door o f the Court lloiiee uf Seminole County, at Sanford. Florida the Honoratde Arthur II. Ileckwllh. Jr., ,'D rh o f the Circuit Court of Hrnilni.tr County. Florida, will offer for aale to the hlghret and beat bidder for cesh. at public outcry, the following deecrlbed property o f the De­ fendant* P III U .I P H. R " l II Ell. JIL and HBRSICE HOL­ DER. la.t i Block H. SUNLAND EHTATKH. Amended Piet, according to Plat recorded In Plat Rook 1!. page 1 and 1. Public Recorda o f Seminole County, Florida. tX CL l'D IMl: ime lu*' Victor Cllmaa Kitchen E * h a u e i Fen teleci no model or No. One DuoTherm Wall H ee l­ er (oil). Model I U d , Ber­ tel Ten Venetian Blinds (metall. manufactured by H-nkarlk Ulaae A Paint Co.. Sanford Fla., no mo­ del or aerial No. One UK Rang* teles.) Model J total W H, serial TtWIMol together with all atructurea and Improvement), then or thereafter an eald land. This ta made pursuant to Final Decree uf Foraclueure entered In the a b o te cauee. Chancery Docket No. 11141. now pending In tha Circuit Court o f and f i r Seminole County. Florida IN WITNESS W H EREO F I have hereunto net my hand and official aeal thla l i t day uf July, 1141. ISLAM Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk of the Circuit Cuurt In and fur Seminole Coun ly. Florida By; Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clerk Joeeph U. Muraako P. O. Bo» m Fern Park. FI*. [Publleh July I, l » « j ICDK.-JT W1 ■ vrw f-- • Legal Notice m * m V * s r ^ M s is * TWl ERNEST JACOB JONES Addreae unknown that a petition has bees fllad In the Circuit Court o f Seminote County, Florida, In Chan­ cery, In the Matter e f the Adept to a of R O S E M A R T F.LAIX JONBS. by WILLIE OUTER and ERNESTINE O L I V E R Tils wife; and you are required to file your an­ ewer or objection to aald pet i­ tion with tha enderalgnad Clark o f Court, and to aaree a Copy theraof upon the peti­ tioner!' attorney, whoee l i n e and addreae appear below, en or before July I*. I M l, and In defeat) thereof relief will be granted to petitioner*. WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial real at tba County Court­ house. Sanford, Seminole Coenty, Florida, this flat day o f June, 1MI. tSEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of circ uit Court By: Margaret E. Tyre, D. C. Phillip H. Logan Shlnholaer and Logan Flrat Federal Building P. O. Box m i Sanford, Florida Attorney for Patltlnnara Publish J u s t II * July I. I f. IT, XML CDJ-111 In tb s Court e f lb* Cownty Judge, Seee taels Coouty, Flee14a. l a Probate In re ■ Fatale e f W A L T E R L. CLARK. Deceased. To All Creditors nod Person# Ravin e { talaes o r Demands re teat Bald Eatntei T o u and each o f you art hereby notified and required to preeent any claim* and de­ mentia which you, or either o f you, may bav* agalnat tha eatnta o f Walter L Clark, de ­ ceased, lata o f eald County, to tha County Judge of Semi­ nole County, Florida, at bla o ftt :a In tha court houto of aald County at Sanford, F lo r­ ida, within six calendar month* from the time of the flrat publication o f this notice. T w o coplaa o f each claim o r de ­ mand ahall b* In writing, and ■hall atal* tha place o f resi­ dence and poet eltle* addreee o f tha claimant, and ahall be ■worn to by tbo claimant, bln ngant, or it to rn ay and a cco m ­ panied by a filing r*a o f an* dollar and such claim or de ­ mand not so filed shall b* void. C. * . Clark A* executor of the Last Wills and Testament o f Walter la Clark, deceased Hhlnholear and Logan Attorneys fo r Executor Flrat Faderal Building Sanford, Florida Publish Jans M, A July J, If. IT. IM L C D J-Itt *1 S . IN TH R r l R C r i T COURT OF TH R .NINTH JUDK'IAL CIR­ CUIT OF AND FOR »KESNOLH (KIUNTT, FLORIDA. CHANCKRT NO. USSS. BOSTON FEDERAL BAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, -?•- Not Surprising if His Face Is Familiar KKY3TONE, S. D. ( U P I ) - i B n Blaek Elk. full-blooded O glila Sioux Indian, probabU m fam iliar fa Am erican tourUU aa the Indian-head nickel and beyond a doubt the m o d photographed lo* d im la the nation. With ip eeia l perm ission from the National park fo r * vice, Blaek Elk pouei lot picture* at the baie o f Mount Ruth m ore in W eitera South Dakota. During peak aum reef month!, be i i photographed aa often aa 3,000 times n da y. Mount Ruihm ore la fam ous for the faces o f four Preii* denti—Washington, Jefferson, Teddy R ooievelt and Lincoln — chilled in the mountain aide. During the past It yearn Black Elk has been an in­ tegral part o f the gigantic sculpture and often h is been called the "fifth face on the mountain." HU photograph hat been taken with ev ery ­ thing from a box cam era tn expansive im ports, from am ­ ateur m ovie cam eras to the giant television cam eras used in the first U . I . TeUtar broadcast. Blsck Elk's regular dress at Mount Rushmore is that of a brave — he wears the chief headdress only when posing fo r special pictures, or at the request o f a tour­ ist. Born in 1889 a t Manderaon, a small community on the Pine Ridge Indian Reserva­ tion, be is the sixth in lino to carry the name Black Elk. His father and the fam ­ ous ehief C raiy ityrse w ere first cousins. Both, participat­ ed in the Battle of the Little Big Horn agalnet General Custer, Prior to his work la tourist business Black Elk was a successful rancher In waetam South Dakota and won sev­ eral awards for his aropa and livestock. He etiR haa his ranch and som e cattle, but now spends the sum m er months at Mount Rushmorw and travels with his wife Pretty Leaf, on personal ap­ pearances during w i n t e r months. During the initial Taiatar broadcast — sent from the United Stales to 19 Enrupean countries—Black Elk’s plcturw was beam ed acm es the com tlnent. then throughout tha) United States in n later broatVi cast. He was the first human to appear on Telstar, Another familiar face tn the Black Elk fam ily was Ben's uncle. Iron Tall. He posed as the Indian on the U. S. Indian-head nickel. DHLAR la ALLIOOOD *1 al. Defendant*. NOTICE OF « H H NOTICE IB HKIIKIIY OIVBN that an lb* l*th day uf July, m l , al 11:00 A. M. at the main doer o f the Court House o f Semlnule County, at Hanford, Florida, tha under­ signed Clark will of fer for n l e to the highest and bast bidder fuf eaeh tb* following described real property: Lot 3*. OAKLAND H lIJ A according to the plat thereof ae recorded In Plat llook 11. Page *», Public Record* o f Seminolo County, Florida, together with all atructurea. Improvement*, nature*, appli­ ances, and appurlenancea on aald land or used In con junc­ tion therewith. This sat* Is mad* pursuant to final decree o f foreclosure entered In Chnneery notion No. t m i now pending In the Circuit Court of and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED thla MU day ef July. IML Quebec Is the eldest p r# (HEAL) Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr., vlnce in Canada. Cterk o f the Circuit Court Hyi Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Cterk Anderaun Rush, Dean. , L j nodes A van den Berg Attorneys for Plaintiff in t i i r c i n r c r r c o u r t i>^ 111 East Central Avenue t iik n in t h J i m r m , em ­ Orlando, Florid* i t rr o r and for * f. m l * •ublleh July L IML N0I.E COUNTY. Ft.(IHDA, CDK-11 IN CH tN t'KHT NO. 110.11 FED ER AL NATIONAL MORT. NfrrtCH o r ad o p t io n o r a AflE AHHOOIATIDN * c o r . RKIMILCTIOX t a c u t i n u a n i i poretlan, hf . n o c n c i n m r id h t o of PUlnttM, ■ KH1NOI.K c o t N T T AND v*. PCHI.IC IN ANII TO CER­ n o n e n r r. d a t iv e t *n« TAIN HtliHTa o r W AT. MART W. 1IARVET. hie wife, NOTICE t« HKRKttr (1IV- *n.l rOMt.VIAL MANX OF OIL EN that altar a public hear­ I .AN DU. FLURIDA, * United ing. the Board o f County HUM* corporation. CiHiimlaeionere of Semlnolo Def en dant* County, Florida, did, on the NOTICE OF * ALK lath day o f June A. U. 19*1. NOTICE IH HKRKllT OIVduly adopt a reeolutlun va ­ KN Diet on the ISth day o f cating and abandoning and re­ July, 1MI. *t 11:04 A. 11.. at nouncing the rights o f Benil- the front doo r of the Court Hole County and tb* Public House o f Mrmlnot* County, a t In end to certain right* of Hanford. Florida, the Honor­ way deecrlbed a* follows: able Arthur II. Beckwith Jr.. 1. That certain unnamed Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f and unopened in - foot Hemlnnt# County, Florida, will right o f way lying be­ offer for **!•* to tha highest tween lllockt IT, IT, It I best bidder fur ca»!i, at and 11 on the North, aril tiubllu outcry. the follo w in g Block a tl. If. 39 and *3 •l-scr Ile d property of the Deno Ih# Booth. M. M fendants located In Hemlnol* Hmlth'a Subdivision a c­ County, Florida. cording to plat thereof U-gtn TS teet W o f the HE recorded In Plat Book t. corn er o f lait 4 o f U o L P page US, Public Record* rtll'HHE ADDITION TO o f Semlnolo County, Flor­ CAUHBLBERRT, FLORIDA. ida I Lets railroad right Hem (note County, accord ­ » f way). ing to plat thereof record­ S. That certain unnamed ed In Flat Book 10. Pag# and unopened 1'1-fuot •a o f the Public Recorda tight o f way lying beo f Heinlnol* County, run tween Blocks IT and Tl thence N loo feet, thenc# o n Ilia Welt, and Blocks W Tl feet, then ce H to# IT and TS on the East, feet. Ilienca E Ti teet to M. tl Smith's Subdivision, be Binning. according to plat there­ Including: o f recorded In Plat llo o k Kelt Inator Rang* — No. I page 11. Public ReKKH-34; MorSun Heater cnrda o f Bemlnol* County, — No. C-T3-0; K elv in sFlorida. tor uven — No. K 110-4} L That cartaln unnamed and together with ell structure* unopaned right o f way amt Improvements, then o r lying between Block* It thereafter on eald land. and II an the IV*it, and This 1* made pureuant 1# Blocks t l and IT on the Final Decree o f Foreclosure East. M. U. Smith'* Sub- entered In the above cauee. division, according t«a plat Chancery Docket No. 1T431, thereof recorded In Plat now pending In the Circuit llo o k t, page Tl, Public Court uf end fo r Memlnole Recorda uf S * m I n o I a County. Florida County Florida. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I DONE and ORD ERED lo have hereunto set my hand open seealun of the Hoard uf and of fici al seat this le t day County t'nmmlaalonera uf of July, IM L Semlnule County, Florida, on IMEALI tb * ITtl) day o f June. A. D. Arthur H. Beckwith J r , IMT Clerk o f the Circuit Court (SEAL) In and for Hemlnol* Coun­ IP >WtD o F COCNTT COMty. Florida MISSION K K S By: Mari ha T. Vlhlen SEMINOLE OOUSTT, Deputy Clerk FLORIDA Joeeph M. Murasks By: Arthur It. Beckwith. P. a Box m Jr. Fern Park. Florida Publish July *, IM L * Publleh July l, } ) ( * U D k -ll ClAK-M Legal Notice �■ G R ea lize Y o u r N e e d -T h e n D ia l F A 2 -5 6 1 2 F or Q u ick A ctio n T h r u T h e H era ld C lassified s. C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X Classified Phone 3 - F d n e a t io n • I n s t r u c t io n 1. T-oat ft Found 3 hr tPanforh C r r ilA W it h J u ly 3 . 'CJ— P iw e 7 AIK-Condltlonlng • KciTigeratkm man needed. We train you. T ools and equipment furnished. Write C.T. I. Boa 1), c o Herald. By Nadine Seltzer SWKETIK 1*11: 2. Notices - Personals 8. Education . Instruction 4. Transportation 8. Food 6. For Rent JOB security can be yours by 6A Special Notices preparing now for com ing 7. Business Rentals CM1 Service exams. F or in­ 8. Bench Rentals form ation write N A T IO N ­ 9. For Sale or Rent AL T R A IN IN G SERVICE 10. Wanted to Rent INC. Box tlA c o SANFORD 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale H ERALD . llortfiff* Loana *. F or R en t Office 204 W. First 18. 14. Insurance 18. Business Opportunity NICELY furnished 3 room DEADLINES 16. Female Help Wanted Apartment. Private hath. FA 2-3303. CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: 17. Hale Help Wanted T'jes., thru FrL - 2 P. M. dap 18. Help Wanted UNFURNISHED 1 - bedroom before insertion. Mon. . Cat 19. Situations Wanted house, kitchen equipped. noon. 20. Babysitters FA 2-3631. 21. Beauty Salons STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 22. Build - Paint - Repair STENSTROM RENTALS Tuts., thru FrL - 2 P, M. dap 23. Building Materials 3 BR, 1 bth kit. cqd ITU before insertion, lion. 24. Electrical Services 3 BR, neat ft M i r *75 noon. 28. Plumbing Services 3 BR, 1 bth, furn, n ice 3(0 RESPONSIBILITY: 26. Radio A Television 3 BR, 1 bth. kit. eqd *100 The Herald will not be ra> 27. Special Services 3 BR, 3 bth. Loch Arbor, |133 apom ible lor irore than one 28. Laundry Service 3 BR, Ite bth, extra nice, 3123 incorrect insertion of pour ad. 29. Automobile 8ervice 4 BR, 2 bth, Ravenna Park and reaervea the right to 10- 29A. Auto Accessories 3123 vise or reject aop advertise* 80. Machinery - Tools 4 BR, iv « bth with pool $130 • m *i v nfc a* ment front what ordered to 81. Poultry - Live stock 4 BR, 2W btb, modern 3133 ^•3 ae..«>i.'^*r conform to the policica of this 31A. Pets 4 BR, 3 l» bth, executive, 3223 82. Flowers - Shrubs P*P«r. 1 gusss that tin foil Pop put in his hub oapa didn't 88. Furniture If you are looklnf fo r just foul up your radar, huh?** 84. Articles For Sale the right home to lease or 88. Articles Wanted rent, It will pay you to 6. For Rent 6 . For R a n t Legal Notice S6. Automobiles - Trucks to check with Stenstrom cool downstair 37. Boats - Motors Realty, Sanford's largest FURNISHED Apt. 4 U r g e 2 CLEAN iv T iis: r iK c t rr ( a t k t o r Apartments. Adults. Ph. room s. Close to town. Ph. rental t o d property m an­ T ill: M v r i l JIDIL’ IAL Dlf< 39. Trailers - Cabanas 322-5612 , 322-5613 •a ,3 T K ItT, IV t i l l r o i l 1 1 1 . v n tv : r m v T V . n o n n i r e c m v c r n v to , i s m * m s oner * i lt O B K t v r K. XKW JIAX. Plaintiff v». X'L /JllKNCB v o t ic k m i; L. N E W M AN. DafanUa nt trrK ta to v i 's r i : or f m ih iu i J O i rior.n ce K. N e w m a n SIS n t h Hireet Ite ml’ lil, Mlniirautn Tut i a r e t.erohy o r t l . r . J In ■ Ptiear a rut a newer III ijeraun ( o r b y a t t o r n e y I to a B ill o f C o m p l a i n t ft 1»<S herein a e a ln e t y o u In til • Circu it C o u r t o f U r m ln ole C ou n ty , F lo r id a , on o r before the 33th d a y o f J u ly . A. t). Hull. n m . holme a - u l t fu r d ivorce, o l h e r w l . e a d ecr ee p ro c o n fe e e o w i l l he en t e r e d a i a l n e t y ou fu r fall* u r a t o a p p e a r and a n e w e r as r e q u ir e d b y law. It le f u r t h e r orilere.l that this N o t ic e he pulitlehed once a w e e d f o r fo u r M l C on sec u ­ tive tveeka In T h e Stanford H er ald a n e w ip a p e r p ubllehed In S a n fo r d , Semin ole C ou n ty . F lo r id a . TVItneea my hand and o f f i ­ c ia l t e a l this 31th day o f Ju ne, A. I>„ t IMS3. ICtlALi A r t h u r It, t l i c k w l i i i , Jr., C le r k Circuit C ou r t, S e m in o le Coun ty, F lo r id a B y ; M arg aret E, T y r e , P C. E d w a r d F. IHaglne. A t t o r n e y f o r l*lalntttf atul C om p lain ant, Sit, orange Ai-nu# I*. O. B u i tool W i n t e r P ark, Florida P u h l l . h Ju n e 31 St J u l y IT. 1313. C D J-lt; iv ciH ci i r tub 1, 19, m l nt or T IIK NIN TH J l III I t VI. ( i n ­ fill in a v ti rim vr.M i. N O l.ll f i l l NTT. F l.tI H I llA C H A V C K H V NO. NEW YOR K t.lFL INSUR­ ANCE COM PAN V. » Naw York Corporation, Plaintiff, va. A L F R E D B CHILL*. JR, and ELIZABETH C. CHILES, h la wlfa, and EARL W. HKIVER a n t KUNA E. SK IVER, hi* wlfa, Daf.ndanta. M i n i t; u r a t IT T i l l E A R L TV. S K I V E R and EDNA E. SK IVER, hi. wlfa, and to any and all otliar parllaa claiming r u n t , title, a n d /o r In. t - r - i t In and to th« fo l­ lo w in g daacrlbad proparty, ta -w lt i I-.it 4. Block ■A” at SOUTH PINE CREST, a subdivision. as recorded In Plat Hook ti>, pages 9 and 10 o f the Putille Records of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. Toaether with all atructures and lBiprov-rn.nl. now and hereafter mi said land, and f itto re e attached thereto, and all reiita, issues, proceeda and pr ofits accruing and to a c ­ crue front s ell premises all o f which are Included within the foregoing description. TOO . I AII8 HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that the Plaintiff. NEW YORK L IK E INSURANCE COMPANY, a New Y ork c o r ­ poration, has Instituted suit aaalnat you In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial C cult. In and for Seminal# County, Florida, the nature o f the suit Is to foreclose that certain mortgage which en­ cumbers the above described property, aald property being situated and located trt Sernl* note •’ •duty, Florida You and salt o f you ars hereby re­ quired to file you r Answer with Hie Clerk o f ttie Circuit Court. In end fo r Seminole County. Murids, and serve a copy thertuf upon John M. Cain o f Ilia law firm o f Our* ney, Ourn.y A Handley, 3U3 North Magnolia Avenue, UrUndo. Florida. Attorn eys for Pla in ti ff in the above action, on or before the la in day of July. I><t3, el.' a Decree Pro Con f - so wilt be entered against you IT Ik ORD ERED that this be putt!lifted lu the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole County. Florida, once e tc h w e .k for four con* ascutlse weeks. W I T X M I Eie hand o f the ■ . k of the C ir cu it court, H.ml it# County, M u rid , this the le u . oa> of Ju ne, 1343. («£ ALi » • M. B J' t e r 1- o f E,« C.r c a . ; C ou rt Uyt Margaret Deputy C'lera U. Tyre C lum sy , f lu r n t y X. t c . n d l s y 3U1 N o r th M ag nolia A v e n u e * Orlando, Florida Publish June 13. July J. IJ»J ODJ-.e 1* 31 Legal Notice IV T H K (I I H ' I IT I 111 R T OF T H E NINTH J l DR U E ( IN C lIT OF D l l FOR 1KVIIV til.II l O I N T I . F l.n M I U * I IIAVCKIIV NO. 1filed T im noS T O N F I V E CENTS SA V IN G S B A N K P la in t iff , va. CHARLES and et at HA D D E N , v tm i'K et Us Defenda nt * or ti n re Stenstrom Realty LARGE 2 bedroom Trailer on U rge lake. Adults only. Ph. FA 2-7368 F L I t N . A pt. Close in. Phone Real Estate—M ortgages F A 2 2800. IP. N. P ark Ava. FA 2-2120 Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 "CLEAN quiet R oom s" The Evenings Gables. FA 2 0720. FA 2-3677 FA 2-3*29 FA 2-8360 2 HDIt.M. Furs. Apt. 333 An Investment, not an e x ­ 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3951 pense. Call FA 2-3612 for expert advice on a Herald E'liciency Apt. 390 Mo. up. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. advertising campaign. Legal Notice It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. Legal Notice i x T u n r i H C l l T t o i H T o k July *. 1911. T i n : x i % m n i m iAL t i n * CUJ-T7 c i it o r o u r o n » k h iw o i k r o r v r r , ri*i>iui>.t. 1A TIIK I till I It H U III OF n i i M i n n \o. i ; i m THK A I ATI! Jl 1114 1%!. 4 111. AMKUUAN KKUKItAf. HA V* I C U T OF FI 3111111%. IA %AII riitiiA iii.i: i ni a i i , I NOS AMI* U>AN* ASSOCIA­ n m n , n i « l l l % . IA III %ACfllt V Am. TION OF OHLANDO, r u i o t t f f , IJI73 v*. a o TICK n r ir C A f l l L CU TLE R. t t ux inti *OC\ KTT TOR MAVIM*Mf a C o n n e c t i c u t oo r p u m U o n , • t al. n«f« n *L in i". Plaintiff, M v lItK ur MoH riiU tK T«H CARL L M IT IA r u i u : i 1.0 * 1 m : tMiittiTiir III* wife, IIITTLKIt »n«l j. B trrLER, II KM IJK M Ki Unkn ow n A A It Tilt 111 partt<*« «% latmln a Int«ri*t9 by, th rou gh. un* <I«r o f isKaluil th« ftfor#* 8.(11 fitraona T u U AUK h*r«by n o t ifie d that i% Complaint to f o r t c l o s * a cartatn mortaaaa antium* baring the follow In a r «a l props* ft y * t o . wit: Lot st. s u c f i K T r.^Kf: A l H * m o S TO C A ^ I S L - know rt. anl and *11 •on*, pjr'.tt* u k u - '\ i and par* •IrfcmUnt*, a* to a**')» and all o f whom raaJdaiivt 1% unknown, TiovIuk or claimi i z f<* hair* any rluht. lift# or lf*l**r«‘*E th ur to lha *vafollow in* ilf-acrlbad proparty. JAOK H. .* AM *IFKIt and which i« iha BUhJact nialtar RHAKHAUV 4 AN tit F KR. hi* o f tl»s* abovr-«tyl#d' C4UKO, via : w m 1*. U»* VIt Is \K K ! ia fan da nts. 1111-!wH a*!d«•r >11r$ir to Ui* TI»I J A C K F S ANI*1 F Kit sr.d I*! 4 11 th«r«of, rtM <nl««l lit MEM A11T MAMiJFKK, In 1*1 »t lion W 13 4t I’-tti" 111a Wife*. 37 nf fht' t»Ul»|lri n«<'oral* J.12i A J s i-n u r i f # Colin! ir. in o r . of K l r t l a n d Air F « r c # Ua«o Mi. togit kir te 1th the f o lAlhuuur>|ua. N v* Maxlco lute Ing: YOU ANtl EACH <>F V%»IT : iHl« ! rend lUat era Ma* %ltK IfKRP.RY N O T friE D -i«i i that * *ult ha* It^an t*rnuaht Iidk tn* liulltl Inur Atill s i a i n v t y*sii by H* ** t **:TY F u l l i 1 v I s* W, a "Toptt« lit tit cot * pci rail mi,, plain tiff, tu fu r#, tlElt ltVi an jor ilaw t « l It * cluaa a i art air* it >*r t*t ,i a * tin nr* plat tberwuf a* r#(*t»rd*(! piirtk'Ularty u«*crlb««l In th tu PUt Llouk ts, m b“ . Cum plalnt fllad In this suit, ptjftlh? l i f c o f l e of ttoml* wiiluh M.iria i 4 « x iru m b irs tha f o l l o w i n g (p vcrltiatf pro noU County. HorlUa. ha* batn fita«i atatnal you In parly* alluaia in damUiulr th* abov«*ai)l«<t ault. ari«l you C ou n ty . Flurlda, t o - w t t t ara r«*|ulr« I to i« r v « a copy of your A n »a « r or ntbvf PUalli.a to tn* Complaint on Plaintiff * A t tor nr y a. A N P K ft * nt.'fsll, r»KAN, U*\'NDK-h A van dtn llfiltii, 1S3 fclaat Cantral Av*nu*. Orlando. PUrbU, a n l fll* the original Anvw rf o f i»ih*r Plvaitlna Hi tht ufJlca of th»j *'Urk o f th* Circuit Court on or bafor* tha Uth day of July. 1943. If »ou fall to Jo to. « (Jf>cr«a pro 6*uf«ai« wilt b# takan t f i l m l y o u fur ih * r«l!a£ tlrmAndai Hi w hith er as *poui**. brlr*. d*vl»a#M, granltaa. jvin n reg, tit-nor*, crrdlfori. truvl era or otharwl*#* 4 * tu # udi and nil of who 111 rashtnici I* un • Each ImjI 9, III U 13. 1IKFTLCR HUM - Q tiBCTIUN 1*N C. aycufiltAK if* pis:, thtraof raeyrdfij in Ptt*t Rook ll» i is** y and 9 Publtd Rauorils of Marnlnula County, Tlorlda. and f o r othar rallaf, **nd y**u iif* r***4 ir I to fit# you r Ana*%*r t«* aald Complaint with tha Clark of tha *buv* gtyUd Court and to u r n a uupy thartof I » Mf » k tit) i, nuMCNfiKitu, n osiA RERU A KKlJ+VIAN |(»i; e 12. Rtal Estate For 8*1* 27. Special Serrl 2 B E D R O O M unfurnished llouve. Kitchen elecUtcslljr equipped. FA 2-6630 sftcr 6 p. m . FOR your best tiuy. choose SMITH Air-Condition Rwfrl- R E A D Y M IX Concrete, w in ­ T oe 'N Green Estates. 9 ft geration servlet. All work dow slIU, Untalo, 4 Bedrooms. More sp ica guarinterd. Vary reason­ blocks, gondi tor your money. 20th Street pipe, s t o o l , ______ able in price. Day PA *74M W est by M ayfair Golf Night PA 3-2089. dnr wnlto, s t e p p in g ______ _ Coursa. Open dally 11-6:00. M iracle Concrete Co. 322-2744. BuUders: L5LN EN­ 309 Kim A r e . F A 3-3T81 TERPRISES. INC. Mowing and edging, etc. Satttfactkm guaranteed. Ph. TWO e le c , rasora, $9.00 oaeh| baby bed 819.00; new port* PA 21817. able charcoal grill 82.00; elec, fryer-cooker $*.00;; 1 qt. pressure cook er $3.00; R est Estate • Mortgages H. B. POPE CO., INC. chllds training aeat $2.00; l it N. Park A ve. FA 2-7*93 2W So. Park Ave. FA 2-*231 elec, aandwteh g rill $3JMt Ravenna Park FA 2-7*95 Ph. FA 2-0839. Evenings 2 9 . A u t o m o b ile S e r v ic e FA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2 8M0 With purchase o f Blue Log* Auto Glass, Tops tro, rent E lectric Carpet 2 • BEDROOM tram c house ft Seat Covers Sham pooar for only 31 p*p partially finished inside. day. C a r r o lli Furniture. Two corner lots, good wea ter, near school in Paola, 13.40 PER MONTH Full price 33,430. Terms 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 can be arranged. 323 0311. \LL WURK GUARANTEED ASSUME payments on Singer round bobbin Sewing hla* chine equipped to lig gag RAVENNA PAR K : air condi­ and m ake button holts. tioned, 3 br., 2 bath, home, With guarantee. Balance o f electric kitchen. Nica yard 6 pay ments, FA S-04U. and patio; 3700. down. 3b* Senkarik Glass aiul Paint 1 BEDROOM furnished House. On U rge ghsded lot, FA 8-0397. 369 Mo. UNFURNISHED 3-bod room, living room, dining room, kitchen. 2uih and French. 560. s month. See Mr. Bennett st Fsust Drug Store, 22* E. First St. O ’ x r HOUSETRAJLER. 2 bedroom s; Adults only; 330. month. FA 23619. 3:30 til 3:30, FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m house. 2*81 Palmetto. Csll FA 1-027*. HOUSE, 7 rooms and bath. Nice corner lot on Lake Mary, (or Information call 322 6718. 2 ROOM apt. with private bath and entrance. 511 Mellonvllle. FA 2-3420. Uy rruMilrttl io flla an Ah*war or ejts • Idvadlnu r**pon*1vt tharri.j with iha t dark of tha gtso>v•*'it(Itl’ I i Ircult Court «;nl to m R a « *>'npy o f *U*:h A n t w t f e«r othar ravponalba I'l#.*!-!* upon tha IMalntlff’ * AtloriK •* CUL’ lW llu N AND CULRhlluN, Htu lllscayna RoulPvard, M • ill. Florida, on or Is fvira lb# Uth d*> o f July «jlii*r a l «« lit** utltifafl‘»fi* A via Jan A liar a J1I Kait Cantral Ulvd. Ur lari Jo, Fla. Pu>ill«i3 Jt.li J-m* #, JMS. CLfJ •♦J t;, :y, R*t am an UourahsjQ *:i>| Ceurahofi 1093 Alnalay Rid#. Z% Miami A Publlah July J CDJ-7S 21. 1010 Uli' ijTii* LI vt|. Fla. Juna i J4J. I?, n. M l* ml. a Fla Pu'ilUh I . * Juir i. m » «;D J-Ti * 1?. 19. :• — Air-Conditioning: AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Tem ple Dr. FA 2-7723. Company Ph. PA 2-4822 VM STEREO Tape recorder. $ extra speakers. Take u p payments. Call F A *1311 3 1 A . F eta ft ask far Clyde. 3 REGISTERED male Collie Pups. FA 2 2457 after 8. 25" C U T Snappln Turtle Lnwnmowtr, Dutch Mill 32. Flowern • Shrubs N ursery. Upsaia ltd. lu s t o f f 20th S t ft 1st. GERBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upsaia Rd. Just 2 MATCHING C lub Chilrs o ff UOth St. A 1st. snd Coffee T able. 136 Country Club C ircle. Fh. 33. Furniture 323-0733. 210 Magnolia ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor BONUS RENTAL Raymond Lundqulit, As so. 3 BDR57., kitchen equipped FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Utdg. 8100 a mu. and get 1000 TV stamps. FA 28*37. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. fla. Rm. Cool shade trees. Low Nice unfurnished 3 bdrm. down payment. 322-6833. 108 home. 2535 El Capltsn Dr. E. Jenkins Circle. FA 2-0180. Contracting Repairs 2 BEDROOM furnished ApartVACATION FRE E ESTIMATES incut. FA 2-06*1. EVERY wvvkcnil from May R. L. HARVEY until October. Ideal concrete FURN. Apt. 2.100 MrMunville. 2U4 Saniord Ave. FA 2-3383 block cabin, furnished on beautiful latke Harney fish 3 RR. 1 bath. $73 a mo. Ing. Ixiating, and skiing at 3 BR. l'v bath. $85 a mo. your front door. Only $7239. Large 3 Ur., 2 bath. A ircond. cash. 5165 m o . Plumbing &. Heating 3 llr. 2 hath on lake. $150 a AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR mo. WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1-6362 REALTOR - INSUnOK * Reg. Real Estate Broker FA 2-4991 1919 S, French Ave 27. Spocial Hcrvlces FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 1 i. * BEDROOMS, Inspect K H U H D A IH E FURNISHED 1 bedroom pupmodels on Highland at Sales It Service lex. Available June 24th. tamgwood. Open daily IO.ih) G. II. HIGH FA 23610. to dark. 10 Minutes South 1760 W. 1st St. Sanford on 17-92 and West on Sem i­ 3 HR. Fram e House. Partly Ph. FA ’ - m i nole 1 block. furniilicd. Near NAS, Not LAWNS Renovated - Aerate fancy but cheap rent. $12.50 L.MN ENTERPRISES, INC. Remove Thatch - Chinch week. FA 2 3219. LOW Monthly payments. 3 Bug Spray (VC-IJy • FertlBedrooms, den, 2 baths, EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Park. V —Ph. FA 2 4244 central Alr-Cund. Lake pri MANSFIELD LAWN SER. FURNISHED a p t , KM'j W. vtleges. 112 Irnke Minnie 91h. $50. FA 2 6290. Dr. FA 2 7819. TR E E 'S trimmed. Demossed & remover! Reasonable. Ph. FURN. Apt. FA 3-U647, FA 2-700. EFFICIENCY Apartment on FURNISH ED or unfurnished TRACTOR work, mowing, First St. Near S city free 2 Ht-droom itlmk ll<m<e. discing, blade, scoop. Ph. parking lo u and chopping I.ow down puyment. 2422 FA 2-7661. ■tores. No utility charges. Orange Ave. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobson l>ept. .SEWING MACHINE Store. .SAI.ES A SERVICE IDE TIME TESTD FIRM Wa l l Stemper Agency ROSA L. PAYTON $7750 Total Price SINGER St. Johns Realty 116 N. I'uik Ave. FA 2 612:! CALL PA Plano Tuning and Repair BY OWNER. 3 Bedrm. con Beds. crete block Home, shaded W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 By Day, Week, or Month lot on heautilul lake. Ph. CA RRO LLS FURNITURE SIDEWALKS, driveway.1, pa­ FA 2 2096. Ph. FA 2 5181 116 W. 1st St. tios etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322-3306. FURNISHED Apartment. Air- 3 UR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. Good location, kitchen Conditioned. Tile bam. terWELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, equipped. Io>w down pay­ rasto floors. Adults. Phone SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ment. Assume loan. A real FA 2-237*. All Types and Sires saving. Call FA 29472, We Repair and Service FURN. Apt. 606 S. Park. S T I N E t BEDROOM House furnish Machinery and Supply Co. ed. $50 per mo. 815'a •207 W. 2nd SI FA 2-6432 Laurel. Plume NU 8 4962 or Dffirr rA 2 2118 NO 8 4814.................................. Night FA 2-0648 Jim Hunt Realty pi*y Ruiidins Ml ami U , k *ridu, not Utar theui tha 13th o f • :i 1<1 i!om|ila Inl will i,. tak 323 0700 day o f July. t!«3, lu default • n <«• ctjnf**** J t.JF J.JU. 2 BDRM. Furn. Garage Apt. 232* Park Dr. Sanford, Fla o f which »a!d Complaint vain h g .S i : AND O I I D L I tB D » 317 E. 25th St. AH Electric. furl HtraliJ. ha takan at ronfVfs<>«| tiy you. th## ir m ln u lo C o i i n l r i!u y rl 2 la r g e Lois. See Mrs. LTIKAI’ . 5 lledroum House. OATEU tilts tuttl < i m i of DAT Kt'. 41 tlanfurij, F|or I*. hu Uw(t, .HaifuTt4. F i e r i >1a. Still -fun* IMS. Ihlft lotli dvl/ of Juittf 1H«3v l ut h tiny o ' J un -. i x : Fallen. 1st Huusc S. of Near sellouts A churches. tBK,VL* |Bk\ Lf I L.% 1.1 t» i Club Diamond un 17-92. Newly done. FA 2 0956. Arinur M Hackaith. Jr.« Arthur Uawknltu. Jr. -%r Ilsur I t H- vkw ilU . Jr. Clark of Circuit Court Clark of tha Circuit . art « . t f * O' Hi* sfctli»Y«*«Utllla t i t : JUaniAra*. IL T jr a 5-ltUOM house, unfurnished. Uy Jjvtrfifat C. T y . •4 C .wU.t Court BY OWNER. 3 Bedroom, 1 Uaputy 1 ltrk Leap o ’. y Clark U)i; )U r<4f6i L. T>r*. Lake Mary. FA 2-2134. bath House. 44<s Palmetto An4«r«ont Ruih. Peart, R f l i i n b t r i , Itoianpary, U C* U « Complaint. T hl* Nut ice 9hall putllahwil one# a w « « k fur fo u r cun aavutU* w«* k * In tha » * n - Stenstrom Realty LAKE MARY. 3 Bedroom, 3 16. Female Help Wanted bath house with lake privi­ EXPERIENCED Operators leges. FA 2-7094. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m wanted. Single or double Used furniture, appUancsa, house. Large rooms. 365 a * BEDROOMS. 2 hath, fhirida needle machines. *02 Pecan loots, etc. Bought • Sold, mo. FA 3-834*. room , patio, air condition­ Ave, Sanford. lo r r y 's Mart 215 Sanford ed. In Loch Arbor. Phone Ave. Pb. PA 2*132 FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m 19. Situauniui Wanted FA 2 8595. Apartment. Newly decorat­ WANTED reliable couple to ed. Quesnel Apt. Apt. 7. *01 8. Beach Rental.* take up monthly payments CHILDREN kept. FA 2 *182. E. 14th St. 322 819*. of 313.34 on 3 complete HUTCH ISON Oi eiii) front DAYS work wanted. 322 7033 rooms of furniture. Call UPSTAIRS 2 Bedroom furn­ Apartment, Daytona Bench. TE H i l l , Casselberry, col­ Child Care. FA 2 SR*. ished Apartment. 130L W. FA 2-4058. lect. lit St. FA 2 0991, BABYSITTING day or night. 9. For Sale or Rent FREE ESTIMATE FA 2 1212. W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ 2 I1DHM house. 817 Catalina. Rooms private bathe, 11* ovating. New ft Used Furni­ 2 1 . B e a u t y S a lo n * W. First St. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 2 UR. House. Air-ConditionCo., at 749 Celery Ava. •r. Sale or rent with option H A R R IE TTS BEAUTY NOOK VERY lergo 3 Bedroom FA 2-2117. to buy. FA 2 2289. Complete Scr. Eve. Appt'a. Hume In Loch Arbor. * 1*0 FA 2-51*2 Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick per month. FA 2-3301. I’ lNEUREST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 11)5 So. Oak Service With the Cash. baths, Fla. room , built-in SPECIAL FURNISHED, extra nice 2-br. SUPER TRADING TOST oven h range. liM E. Jen­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp house, tile shower, fenced FA 20677. kins Circle. 322-9331. Cold Wave $6.95 complete. In back yard. Near Navy Open evening by appt. base. $93. FA 2-824*. 2-I4EDROOM and Fla. room, .'ll. Article* For Sole 322 U83I kitchen equipped. Will furn 318 P a lm e tto 'A v e . FURN. * Ruum, 1 Llvilrutint Llfw Jackets, air mats, b e ic b Uh if yuu like. FA 2-4630. Apt. W ater furnished. Ad­ flouts, shoes, Army-Navy 22. Build • Paint - Repair 3 BDRM. 2 hath home. 2017 ults. 323 1(389. Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. Semi-Retired Carpenter Elisabeth Court. G r o v u F U R N I S H E D Apartment. SHALLIIW WELLS & PUMPS Small Repairs — Painting Manor. FA 2 3993 for Appt. Clean and close In. Jimmie Jerry Lord FA 2 3210 P h o n e - FA 2 7983 Cowan. 322-4013. 1-. Real K-iInte For Sale Oceans of Notions and Fa­ 2 5 . P lu m b in g 8 «rv ier*i brics Galore (or your sew ­ 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen 2 BDRM. block house. 15U9 ing needs. equipped. 873. FA 2 3303. Douglas Ave. FA 24838. PLUMBING • ppurlariin*"#* l u c a l a d tliar u 11, 4 n d lu 1 a i h a r w 11ll CIt m f urnlt uf#, f kiriilHliliiK'N, and RENT A RED f I \ iurp« aRtikia lh«r«1u, and Hollaway, HuipUat A Baby |o« -tied (haraup, YUl . AND KAt'M OF TOLf. ra )»#f#by (Mdlftsii (hat a 4 liinpUlnl hav t»#* ft fllad by •-naiiivd I’ ialiillff tn« A«4 me. ) «»u and aacli o f y«ju ' oti It* furaduu 4 i m t v i d i i rShad proparty l thg abov**atji lad cauia, and } i«u ,»ti,d rjnjh o f you art h*ra- 64. Artktaa Par LAWN SERVICE FA 2-183*. FA 2-3119. W U H T U t l . i l V I I H F .l 'I .O elK l: T O i d i a r i e s Hadden and Alary Hadden, his w ife NtiVIIIKVITft Unk nown A N D TtM All parties c la im in g Interests by. through, un Clean ist floor apt. Private d e r or a g ain st the a f o r e entrance. 100* Palmetto. said persons. T u U A R E hs rsh y n o t ifie d i t t h k r m r r r r r n r i i T n r ■hat a Complaint to fo r e c lo s e a certain m o rt g a g e e n c u m ­ THK M A T H J t lllC lA la l i l t C U T , IX AX If m i l AKMIAOI.K b e r i n g the fo llo w in g d esc rlb c m a t a* n . i m i n t . t d real pro per ty , t o - w it : c v i a a c i : i i % An. n m ta il 1*. Block A. UOUN T U T CLUB MANOR, UNIT MAHtO.N C. DuliU, ru in tlff. NU. 3. ac c o r d in g to the plat the reo f as r ecor d ed In rr R o b e r t if. rv onn Plat B ook 13, Pag ee To P tfriiiU n t and *9, Publ ic R e c o r d s o f A o T i r r . n r ai i t beniltiule C oun ty, Florida, nm v»i \« i i i c k h a s been flted agulnet you in the a b ove-sty led suit, and TtH n o I I ICRT ||. POKJD P. O Ikil y o u are required to serv e l a n F r ar»c*! *cu, Ca 11In r it!a c o p y o f you r A n s w e r or ot h er TuU ara haraby notlff aJ that P le a d in g to the Curaplelut on a C o m p la in t for H lv or ca h.*• P l a in t iff's attorn eys. A M ’ E tl HoN. IlL'HIf. DEAN. L O W N ­ baari f ile I uaaln«t y o u , and D E S a van den BERG, 133 y ou are* rti|ulra<l tn s « rv a a IN r u n r l H I T I T t i l l i n ' (IF of y ou r An* war or T H E NINTH J l DM INI. ( I l l E as t Central Avenue, Orlando. c o p y F lo rid a , end file the or ig in a l IMc.idlhi? tu the* r«»m plain t mi ■ I IT. IN NND l ul l . E v i l . A u s w e r or other P l e e l l n g In th# I l^ iu t lff* * at lorticy. 1»AVII» NOI.H COI NTV. I I .I llllll V. CL’ N M N U H A M , A tt orney IN I II NNI EH1 Nit. IdItm the o f f i c e o f the Clerk o f the W. C ir c u it Court on or b efore the at le*w. P O. Hot 1323, Win* N t m i E T i l VI'I'ENH 3 ! n d day o f July, 111], If you tar P a r k , FI or M l, arnl file tha t o r p i nt.ii vTitiNi fa ll t o de so. a decree pro o n - o r t f l n a l A n s n r r ur I’ laatlnic S U F FO L K COUNTY F E D E R ­ f e s s o will bo taken a g ain st in th# o f fit*# o f tha C lark « f A L S AVIN G# AND t M A V ASy o u for the r elief d em a nd ed flit C ir c u it Court o n ur !•«■- si "•lATIttX, a United Staiav fora ttia 13th day o f July, curimrelton, In the Complaint. IMS, If y o u f,itl t o fin an, Title Notice shall be pub P U I n llff, llahed once a w e e k fo r fo u r jililvnirnt t»y ilrfault will h# V*. takrn atcalnat yo u for tfi« F R E D E R I C K %\. ni,I MK. JR c o n e e c u t lv e w eek s In the San fall #t tlcinanJtJ in Ilia Com* and ULNA fl fo r d Herald. 111.CMC. hla D A T E D thle l f t h day o f plaint. wlfa at al» Ju ne. 11(1. l*ONK and O fU iE H E ! * ftt U l i KRKDK IU CK W . I I U MK. S an ford. Florida, tin* loth (SE A L) JR . Arthur If. B eckw ith . Jr.. day of Juno, 1942, (ll e * l d # n - «* Vnkm*A% ri> Clerk o f the c i r c u i t C our t tdEAU and B y : Jean E. W ilk e A r t h u r II. fla ck w Ith, J r . o k .v a a. h u ; mi ; hi* Cl * r k , c l re u 11 C o u r t Deput y Clerk wlfa P ub lish June 13. 31 A J u ly t Sam lriol# County. FlorldA iR oildanri Unknown) Uyi Maraarat K. Tyr* 10. 19(1. and Paputy Clark CDJ-34 Each and *11 u n k n o w n p#rPsvld W. t'uunliittliam A nd erao g, Rush, Dean, •on*. p a n ic * and dafamtant* L ow nd es. & Vdan den llerg Atturriay :»t l.^w w h o claim by, thruuuki. un>l«r I1 3». II** % 1333 J 3 E. Central Hivd. or aKulriat tha aforer»«»id Fr« lOr land o. 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St. * Slag Alert MILLER MACHINE CO. • Don't Speed •Dim lights Auto ParU Engine Rebuilding 322-8032 * Observe Salely Sigi -Y O U R GREATEST CONTRIBUTION TO HIGHWAY SAFETY IS COURTESY ------------ 1 m -'in . k m mW3 **' *rrM | ! �% 1 ^ 1 - iy - Sanford Joins Nation In Bell Ringing Ceremony Bulletin *9 7 5 *’ whan you war* a kid and the only thought fo r the F o n th o f in ly waa to bo op and out early to ahoot o f f your firecrackers? And than anxiously await for dark for the sparklers and Roman candles and sky rockets? N ot an inkling o f a thought fo r the true purpose o f the holi­ day. « s e a O f course, wa doubt if Eng­ land is celebrating our holiday today. • • a Did you know those '‘ In­ diana" who dumped the tea in Boston Harbor really were Masons They convened lodge, recessed, donned their "w a r paint," had their "tea p a rty " and returned to lodge. That waa Dae. 16, 1773. • • • This w ill give yon ju st an inkling o f,th e freedom w o en­ joy . During W W II residents in Algeria and Franch M oroc­ co had to obtain passes to pro­ ceed 10 o r m ore miles from home. And they never could understand w hy H is not accessary fo r us to obtain a passport to proceed from Florida to Georgia o r A la ­ bama. To them it waa Just not understandabla that wa can travsl at w ill through theae United 8tatca and our poasessions without passports. • e e Our abroad and third Presi­ dents, John Adams and Thom ­ as Jefferson, died on tha asms day, July 4, 1828. • a a Ring those balla today! U w ill make you feel good and will impressively recall that tha thousands and thousands • f war dead did not die in rain. • a a Gen. George Washington, heading a force o f Virginians, was sent July 3, 1754, to tha Forlu o f . th a .O h io (Pittaburgh). It waa Washington's first battle. Ila later surrend­ ered to the French at FVrt Necessity; marking tha begining o f the French and In­ dian War. • • e moocow ( U m - 8w M F in t ■ ft agreement aw a fleer test ban. waa m w ap to John Adams Started It For Fourth ®lu> g>auforb ifmttii WEATHER: Scattered afternoon thowers today and Friday; high 88-92; low in 70a.___________________ VOI- S3 United Pres* loosed Wire Established It®® TIIURS., JULY 4, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 748 I 's iM Press Iota re* Bows) In the tradition of their forefathers. Americans cele­ brated Independence Day tothe pealing of bells. p lc n io and (In Sanford M ajor Tain McDonald appealed to all rrildenta o f the city and county to join in the ipirlt o f the celebration with the ringinn o f church belli for four Guido Acts To Nip Argentine Election Riots BUENOS AIRES. Argentina ( DPI)— President Jose Marla Guido called in military leadere today in an attempt to head off chaos in national elections which followers of ousted dictator Juan D. i’eron have announced they will boycott. The elections are scheduled for Sunday. The National Popular Front, a powerful coalition of th e. Peronist Popular Union and the radical intransigent* of deposed President Arturo Frondiii, announced Wednes­ day night it would abstain from voting because o f a government decree disquali­ fying som e o f its [ electors. Vicente Solano Lima, coali­ tion presidential nominee, had been considered L._ strongest candidate in the race, although none of l four leading candidates pcared capable o f winning • majority. Lima was reported to L. the personal choice o f Peron, currently living In exilo in Madrid. In Argentina, the president is not elected by direct pop­ ular vote but through a 476 mem ber electoral c o l l e g e scheduled to meet July 31 In the various provincial capi­ tals. , .The peronist decision to boycott elections followed the government ban on presi­ dential candidate Dr. Raul Matera, a Peronist* who spill with his colleagues and en­ tered the race as a Christian Democrat Monday night. Demonstrations Fourth Observances rrrrrrr j r r r r r r JW V A Nikita Stay Behind me w an BERLIN Prem ier ( UPI ) Nikita S. Soviet man and Soviet peoples," he Khruxh-' said. Osteen Section Hit By Storm Russ Milne Appointed JFK Says Thanks WASHINGTON On July 4. 1770. the Declar­ chev flew home to Moscow "O ur forces are invisible.” ation o f Independence o f the today, lie had Issued here a "L et the West know that, United State* o f Am erica, as drafted by Thomas Jefferson, new call for Communist un- <arid let them not atick their was adopted and signed by Ily and a warning for the nosea Into the East s affairs," John Hancock a* president o f We-t "n ot hi stick its nose ! Khrushchev said. Congress. Other signatures tie ended wiih a renewed into (lie East's af f ai r *" were added Aug. 2 and later. A tornado-type * to nn hit call (or unity ut all Commun­ Khrushchev took off from The original is on display at the Osteen section Wednes­ the Library of Congress, in day at about 3:40 p.m., up­ East Berlin's Schocnefeid air­ ist nations behind the flag of Washington. rooting trees, ripping th» roof port at 5:18 a. m. KPT, con­ Marx and Lenin. • • * o ff cne house and damaging cluding a six-day visit lo Thousands of people lined The first tariff act became an unoccupied trailer. the streets of Berlin lo see East Germany. law July 4, 1789. Part o f the roof o f the home He wa* seen o ff by East Khrushchev on his way to • • a o f Robert Miller was blown German Communist boss Wal­ the airport at the end of his Construction on the Balti­ o ff, hurled back around and ler Ulbricht snd the entire visit. more A Ohio Railroad, tha slummed Into the side o f his Ea.it German Politburo. first iron railroad in the house, A huge oak tree at In a free-swinging farewell United States, wss started on the home c f J. 8 . Peter-on speech, Khrushchev said the was blown down, and the JulyU , 1828. Communist wail separating • • • trailer o f Ann Stevens wus East Berlin from West Ber­ The Independent Treasury damaged. A tenant wus to lin "h a s shut out the w olf." M A R I W W (l PI ' — V Act became law July 4, into. have mntril into it todiiy, ac­ "T h e iairdt-r is closed now ," husky life term convict shot to Mrs. Clarence lie said. "In the past the two deputies lo death today It was the Democratic substi­ cording tute for a central bank, pro­ Snyder, who reported the Westerners could squeete and fled into (tie sandhill* of viding fo r the keeping o f fed­ storm to the Herald. through . . . hut now the northwest Fkirtda. Authori­ 5!rs. Snyder said that border is closet! and the ties said the armed man eral fund* under direct con­ three email oak trees ut her wolf's tail has been harked might lie holding as a ho.*trol o f government officials. • • • pluee were uprooted and that off and now he is in a bad age the motorist whose rar D ie national net debt waa a (urge pine at the home of w a y ." wa* eommandeered in the 115.9 millions (not billions) on Rill C erf wa* blown across a Khrushchev, speaking with­ escape. July 4, 1845. fence. out note* into a microphone The Florida highway patrol • • • Osteen resident* who saw at the airport, praised Com­ said Melvin A. Weaver, a Cornerstone o f the Wash­ the rlotid said that it seemed munist East G erm any's econ ­ 5-foot lo. 210-pounder with a ington monument wits (aid to tie twirlimr, but that it om ic growth. " A new era is thick shock of black hair, July 4. 1818. was not funnel *huped like a beginning in the history of wa* considered "extrem ely • • • tornado cloud. relations between the G er­ dangerous." One o f numerous conven­ tions to protest tha KansasNebraska Art, held at Jacksou. Mich., July 4, 1851, gave its members the names o f R «. publicans, which speedily beAppointment of Capl. John I months with the Navy e x ­ ra, at Hie South Pole. , rsine tha name of a new na­ W. Williams, U. S. Navy, as perimental tram in Antarctt. Presently Captain Williams tional party. commandant o f cadets amt • • • Kxtra session o f the 37th executive officer of the new L'SS Observation Island at President ( UP I ) — has sent Kennedy his thanks to Its** Italian gov­ To Altamonte Police The often discussed hut on Wrdnrsda.v afternoon wna long delayed action o f hiring pumping 4US) gallons per an assistant police chief fur minute. ernment for It* "g en erou s" Town of Altamonte Brown eaid the water had offer to contribute Use marble tho [or use in the proposed Na­ Spring* highlighted the rou­ no sulphur r. ntent and aptional Cultural Center here. tine meeting o f thn Town licarrd to be o( exceptional Council Wednesday night. quality. Hired wut Hu** Milne, who Most o f the lime in the near WASHINGTON ( UP I ) — is to begin work immediately. three-hour session waa spent The Federal Reserve Hoard Hi* appointment, suggested said Wednesday consumer in­ by Mayor Lawtrnc* Swofford, in discussion with Harold stallment credit rose $131 mil­ was unanimously approved by Itadeliffe, president o f Ulacu lion in May, largely due to a Councilincn Keith Nixon and Engineering Co., un detail* $214 million increase oscr Don Fritch, only other mem­ o f financing and puyment ar­ April in automobile loans. bers o f the hoard present for rangement* fo r the water the regular first Wednesday system. meeting. A renulutkn un* passed A. C. Brown, town superin­ authorizing tile Iso row ing o f ATLANTA (U l'l) — Geor­ gia'* infnmou* rock quarry tendent and inspector o f eon- $350,000 from the Cummerprison fo r ineoorlgildet at struction c f Urn new muni- tii,| ,tullk „ f w in ter Park and Buford, the end o f the line cipnl witter system, reported the issuance of a promissory for troublesome prisoners t h a t the first well wa* note for rrpuyment o f the since it wa* built a dozen brought in late Tuesday after­ loan. Motion also vvu* a p ­ years ago, will be closed next noon at a depth of 572 feet. proved (or tires puyment of week. Specification*, which he saul current hill* fur construction railed for the pumping of 200 of the system a* soon a* tha gallon* per minute, war* more financing fund become* availTALLAHASSEE ( l I 'll — than met line* the new well able. 'I lie Florida Supreme Court lU d d iffo reported Hint hi* says that 51 slate law* re­ filin'* estimate for thu pro­ cently passed by the legisla­ posed overall street and drainture are valid despite the age project wus approximate­ fact that they were not sign­ ly $1.5 millions and suggested ed by the late Senate Secrcthat work l»* slatted immedi­ retary Robert Davis. ately on upplieution for udBy l oiled Pres# International vanee* on the public work* Most ut Hie nation celebrat­ planning. ed the Fourth o f July today AMSTERDAM, Holland The first change in Work ( LPI ) — Prince Bernhard of with fair weather. order* for the xvutcr system Except lor thundershower* The Netherlands Wednesday was upproved to provide the presented the $30,<*n> Eras­ and lightning which laced the new lilcu Aldeli subdivision mus Prize to Israeli philo­ early morning *kiex over Ala with water ami the routine o r­ sopher Martin Huber for his bant* and (or scattered allowdinance relating to thu in­ contribution* to European rr* in the Pacific Northwest, creased cigarette la x was the weather contributed to a »P M u a l and cultural life. passed. fc-tn c spirit. Thu ruuneil voted to cancel Small amount* of moisture i the July 17, August 21 ami WASHINGTON fL'Plj also fell early today aero** > September In meetings. Cape Canaveral. This is an -,1* Unj,etJ s t l ,p, ha, New Mexico and southwest experimental ship which ca r­ (tended a $ .'8 million agree­ Texas. A half inch of rain or | ried out the successful tests ment to build a jet airport in less fell at Walnut llidgr. of Ihe Polaris missile. Haiti. The State Department Ark., Halleras, N. C., and [ Sanford has been "born e" said Wednesday the action Salem, Ore. Forest City, Iowa, had an lor Captain William* lor 20 was taken because Haiti has TA LLA H A SSE E (U P I) — ended its pa) inenl* on other inch of rain Wednesday, and years. about a half inch fell at Jack­ It. G. Corhran, form er state He is married to the fur-1 foreign aid loan*, mer Mary Ellen Higgins, a , sonville and Pittsburgh, Pa. U-vcraue director and director native <>( Sanford and (laugh- i G l l ' l i i H e l d U i l t C S Cool air Mowed aero** o f state pi'Lcn*, has been ter of Mrs. Edward Higgins. UTTOXETER, England — much ut tlie nation Wednes­ made executive assistant to Turn 117 West loth Street. (U P I) — Seventy girl sold. day in sharp contrast to the Secretary o f S t a t e Captain and Mrs. W illiam *, iers at the Wo ma n s Army record-setting reading* in the Adam*. Cochran auct-eed* W. D. make their home at 2003 Oak Ordinance Corps depot here 90s and 100* o f recent days. Avenue with their five chil­ were called on the carpet The mercury only reached 65 Gray who retired. He waa ap­ dren. Robert II., 19, a student Wednesday when they walked at Chicago and San Fran­ pointed to th* post o f prison director in 1959, but resigned at Florida Southern Univers­ out Instead of following or­ cisco. ity; John W. Jr.. 15; Julie. ders to clean their barracks. As usual, it was 103 in Las last year to become adminis­ 12; Sarah Ann, seven, and One girl explained; "W e lud Vegas. Nrv., and IU5 in trator o f an Orlando nursing d a le s .' t».«piUtL Jeao, lour. I'Imhuw*, A n t , AwUsosxlay. More Payments Jail To Close Convict Kills 2 Deputies, Flees Laws Held Valid Weather Good In Most Areas I Prize Given Academy Picks Commandant United Press International Negroes in several cities were expected to use Inde­ pendence Day a* a setting fur segregation protest de­ monstrations. A m a n meeting wss sche, in Danville, Vs., where a civil rights leader urged Negroes Wednesday lo test a federal court Injunction against unruly demonstra­ tions. At Savannah, (5a., city at­ torney Aaron Kravltch told city council that Negroes planned a demonstration at Savannah Beach, crowxlcd with holiday vacationers. Ne­ gro leader llosea Williams said Wednesday night dem on­ strations would resume since negotiations with city offi­ cials had broken down. Tiie National Education As­ sociation ( XKA) convention in Detroit braced for fire­ works today on a- motion to form study groups to (acllllata desegregation w i t h i n the NEA. Southern delegatr* were re­ ported planning delaying ta c­ tics to keep the Issue from being brought to a vote. In Chicago, the NAACP planned to climax Its 54th annual convention with a huge Independence Day "m a rch for freedom " through the downtown section of the city. A turnout o( more than 50,000 person* was expected. Young Filchers Cough It Up "Around Ute Clock" la Wednesday's Herald men­ tioned a "chewing gum bandit" taking cartons af gum snd rough drops from Hair's Gulf servlre station. A Juvenile telephoned po­ lice Wednesday night and admitted the burglary, nam­ ing another boy. Noth were released to their parents pending juvenile court ac­ tion. Hack Scat LONDON (DIM)—A novelty firm Is selling masks of President Kennedy ami Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lor $1.75—twice Ihe price of u mask o f Frankenstein's monster. July 4. 1883, surrender o f Vicksburg. Letter postage waa reduced to two cents an ounce and second-class postage to ooe cent a pound on July 4. 1885. a s # General amnesty was grant­ ed in tha Philippines amt tha insurrection declared at an end <*» July i , luui. Sanford Naval Academy was announced today by Col. H. J. Furman, superintendent. Captain Williams, who also will be director of naval training for Use cadet*, plans lo retire from the Navy on Sept. 1 and will immediately Join the faculty of the acad­ em y. A native of New Orleans. Captain Williams wa* grad­ uated from the U. 8 . Naval Academ y with the d a s* of 1940. During World War 11 ha was executive officer and la­ ter commanding officer of torpedo squadrons. Since tha war he ha* specialised in or1dusance. it* »#cU __ seven W IL L IA M S Total 14 The National Safety Coun­ cil predicted that between 550 and 65o persona— a record for a four-day Fourth of July —would die b efore the end o f tha holiday period Sunday at midnight. In Milwaukee, W ii., an oldfashion circus parade w as planned that cou ld turn ou t to be the biggest o f them alL Rlngting Brothers and Barnurn and B ailey, using eld hand wagons and caged ani­ mal wagons from the Circus W orld. Museum in B ira b a o, Wis., was perform ing ( o r i s crowd that w as expected to number in the thousands, In­ cluding the fam ily of presi­ dential Press Secretary T ierre Salinger. Mac Faces Two Election Tests LONDON (U P I) Prim # Minister Harold M acmillan, battling to restore Conserva­ tive party prestige under­ mined by the Profum o scan­ dal, (seed new tests today id two parliamentary by-elec­ tion*. Political observers said th# best the Conservatives coutd hope for would be a strong second place silowing in tho two districts, Deptfurd and West Bromwich. The worst would be to fin ­ ish third behind tha Liberal party. Today's hy-elcction* w ere occasioned by the death o f two Labor party mem bers o f Parliament, both of whom won easily in the 1959 general elections by majorities o f alxmt 7.000 votes. Deptford i* a London sub­ urb and West Bromwich U a Midlands town. AUTOM OTIVE SAFETY CENTER Offering Our Cu-stumers FREE Tire Inspection FREE Tire Rotation Cochran Named Aide To Adams CAIT. Across the land, they foW lowed the dictate o f Joha Adams who w rote his wifa on the first Independence Day In 1776 that the Fourth of July should b e celebrated by the ringing o f b e lli "fr o m one end of this continent ta the other, from this time fore ward foreverm ore." The theme o f this year*# holiday is " L e t Freedom Ring." Thousands upon thousands of cars took to the highways at the start o f the mid-sum* mer 103-hour h oliday and tha accident toll ed ged upward during the opening hours. A United l'rvsa Internation­ al count at 5:30 a. m. EDT showed that at lea st 15 per­ sons had been killed In trafflee accidents sin ce 6 p. m. local time W ednesday when the king weekend begs*. The breakdown: Traffic tt Drowning* 1 Boating • Planes • Fireworks 4 Miscellaneous • SHMINOLE COUNTY’S is commanding officer «f thej pact Suspended Congress convened July 4, I8t»l, with It Democrats, 31 Republicans and seven Union­ ists in the Senate and 44 Democrats, KM Republicans and 27 Unionists in tha House. • • • minute* beginning at 1 p. in.) FREE Flat Tire Repair 'FREE Front End Check • Expert Tire Wheel Specialist Alignment Sloe* 193? (Incorporated M cROBERTS1 Supp,y Florida Distributors For Desman Custom 405 W. 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SU N SH IN E 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS WELCH’S FRUIT DRINKS • Welrharie • Grape • Fiesta Punch • Apple-Grape A T Y O U K T U R Ik T W ftY E X P IR E S J U L Y 3RD 25TU & PARK �1* * M V r t Kennedy Ui^es Allied Unity As Tour Ends I * * * e i o 6* Sunday « u ‘ S afe tho opening o f Boating W eek ." So w hat happened? O ur new spy, ' I t E. Porter, Informed us that H arry Henrlah, w ildlife o ffi­ cer, had atopped a boatman for a routine im paction on the 8t Johne River. Another boatman came alon g and ran into both o f them. • • e Further aaeurance that Shnfo r d Naval A ir Station ia a permanent inatallation and n ot temporary waa given by Gerald Rauch, head o f the new pipeline. O f 56 m ilitary inatallatlona in the U. S. aupplied with fuel through plpelinea, not one haa been closed by the governm ent. ImtnenaIty o f tha local program alao waa given by Kauch: Six bargea o f je t fuel will be ahlpped into here from Jackaonville each month to aupply N A S plane* . • • • \ A * I ) • Congreaaman Syd Heriong’a Washington o ffic e thia morn­ ing reported the lawmaker has returned to hie home dis­ trict (including Sem inole) for the long July 4 holiday and aome apeech-making. • • • The flag pole In Cassciberr y ’a Memorial Park, damaged two weeka ago in a heavy wind and rain storm , waa re­ paired over tha weekend and by Monday morning tho flag waa back over the area. • • • Residents o f DeHary who have the interest of the com ­ munity’s young people at heart are invited to attend a meeting next Monday at 1U a. m. in the Community Cent­ er to make plans fo r a recre­ ation program. • • • I 'W > • Miss Joy Itartio, o f Orange City, State FKA Sweetheart, waa model for artist Kllot Me* Mu trough at the recent dem­ onstration at the Deltary Mansion House. * • • Police blotter had three sim­ ilar reports this morning: "M an down at such-and-such an address. Now in Jail fac­ ing a drunk charge.1* Three different men. • • • ■ Foote* Yelvlngton eeid he investigated that house on South Kim Avenue, reported giving out an unpleasant odor. Said he couldn't find any o f­ fensive smell only mustiness caused by a house long closed up. • • • V .* 1 1 » > , • * Sheriffs deputies found, lost and found again some nierehsmliso stolen Inst weekend, including wine, cigarettes and miscellaneous items. One dep­ uty tracked (like in tha TV westerns) t h e culprits through the fields to an snipty building and found the mer­ chandise. lie want for help to watch the place only to find on his return the culprit* had hern there and made o f f with the goods. Then a woman re­ ported her 13-year-old son was drunk on wine. The boy's Incoherent, drunken m u mtilings revealed the names o f the culprits. They are in jail and most o f the merchandise recovered, s e e County Commissioners will sit as the Uoard o f Equalisa­ tion, commencing July 15, to hear complaints on tax as­ sessments. Then will follow budget hearings for the next fiscal year. e • e Tha "C lock " had a question a couple weeks a go: Residents , o f Alabama are Alabamans, o f .Sarasota art Sarasotans , , , then why are we not "Floridans" aa opposed to the o l d , accepted "Floridians'* We've been uaing "Florldana" in our headlines to learn If this minor question meant anything. Only ona person has reported we made a mistake in our spelling. So, "F loridans’ must he acceptable. s • • » 1 * Cabinet Finds New Job For Bryant's Kin TALLAHASSEE (U P!) m MAPLES, Italy (U P l) — Southern Command Wodqowr* President Kennedy, In an ap­ ter* here, Kennedy stressed parent n e w challenlta to tho theme that stronger W est* e m wnity to weeded to m eet French President Charles de tho Communist th re a t He ex­ Gaulle, wound up his Euro­ pressed the belief that th o pean tour today with a call situation is improving. - o o o fo r greater Allied trust and NO. 746 $250,000 Ring Stolen From Mrs. Firestone an end to "self-sufficient naThe President flesr to Na­ tlcnallsm ." ples b y helicopter a fter m eet­ In a speech at the NATO in g with Pop# Paul V I a t tha Vatican and agreeing w ith ARLINGTON II K I GUTS, I t a l i a n President A ntonio III. (U P l)— Mr*. Russell Fire­ Segnl that negotiation! w ith ••• stone, ‘Jit, told police today she Russia could and should b o was held np by two men who continued srttheut weakening robbed her o f more than a the Atlantic alliance. quarter-million dollar* worth Kennedy w as flyin g to o f jewelry. Washington tonight, cuttin g Mrs. Firestone, Palm Beach, short hi* four-country tour. TALLAHASSEE (U P l) said she and her brother, State Rep. Richard Mitchell Originally he waa scheduled Charles T u r n e r , 21, Dig o f Tallahassee has been nam­ to return to Rome and head Springs, Tex., were approached vice chairman of the fo r home Wednesday m orning. ed by two men ns they return­ Speaking from a prepared Southern Conference o f the ed from tile race track here text, the President w as clean­ Council u( State Governments. Monday, ly mindful o f the trou ble! “ Close y ou r eyes or I'll within eema o f Europe's m a­ shoot," Mr*. Firestone told governments — France, MIAMI (U P !) — The last jo r police one o f the men said. scheduled mercy airlift of Cu­ Germany and Italy in parti­ Shu sold he then told hi* ban refugees arrived Monday. cular—and he realised trou­ punier, "g e l that ring.'* an<l the (Inal Red Cross ship bles o f this nature could “ That rin g ," police said to sail from Cuba loads about complicate the International Mrs. Firestone told them, wns 950 mare exiles in Havana to­ situation badly. a 'Jil'» curat diamond ring, s e e day. valued at $250,000, Hi* emphasis on the need Police said Sirs. Firestone fo r greater Western unity also reported the loss o f a appears to be a direct menHUME (U P l) Tilt dynawhite leather hag containing a ■age to De Gaulle w ho has mite killing of seven police gold mesh coin purse, a gold been opposing many policies lipstick case, gold pill bo*. I “ " (1 *Pumd (mh within NATO. They said *he set the value demands today fur a govern Kennedy *aid he w as taking uf these item* at $3,800. She ment onslaught against the the opportunity o f the speech Mafia, the notorious Sicilian said the men also look $48 in " t o review . . . m y findinge criminal society. cash. and feelings after 10 days la Mrs. Firastnne told police Western Europe." her hushuud wus "1 have been heartened b y DALLAS (U P l)-M o r e (han the home they had rented in In,non Baptists assembled to their European nations In­ mint her ear. creasing strength o f purpose The Firestones are visiting day fur a nationwide Southern 1here during the racing season. Baptist Evangelistic Confer and moved by their commit* enca, Ihe first meeting o f its ment to freedom ." Kennedy's 10-day "in v a sion " kind sponsored by the na turn's largest Protestant da o f Western Europe appears nomination. to hava ineraaord Allied unity! -•» j — fo r tho time being — and strengthened his head In try ­ to negotiate tensionDETROIT lU P l)—Elizabeth ing VATICAN H T V (U i'l) — Koontj, a Negro special rdu easing cold war settlem ent Pop* I'aul V! met today with cation teacher (rum Sails- with Russia. s e e President Kennedy and prais­ bury, N , C., Monday was Hi* m ajor accomplishment, elected vice president o f the ed his cflortv to obtain world in the view o f top side*, waa peace and racial equality in powerful department o f e l m room teachers of the National In quieting German fa a n th at the United Slates, hi* new "strategy fo r peace" Kennedy, the first Roman Education Association. slate to ratify die Constitu­ might lend to some aort o f Catholic president of thu tion. deal with Moscow a t the e x ­ United Slates, spent 38 min­ Sen. Norris Cotton (R-N. ORLANDO (U P l) — Lester pense cf the Allies— portico* utes in private audience with H.l caught him on that, point­ Ihe pontiff. Their discussion A. Lipp, 35, waa Indicted by larly on Berlin. ing out that New Hampshire Another m ajor gain-pos­ centered on their mutual ■ federal grand Jury Monday was the ninth state. Rhode on bank robbery charges. The sibly temporary — waa la hope* for peace. Island was the 13th to ratify. Alter talking akin* with Bradenton man Is charged stemming tha drift In som e Kennedy, th e 65-year-otd with the $29,000 robbery of NATO countries toward De Pope received members of the Inter-City National Bank Gaulle's “ go-lt-alona" policy for Western Europe. the presidential party and ot Bradenton. n ew A Mitchell Named More Refugees TUSK AW ! I, LA It o a tl britlge ban lieen opened to vehicular traffic, County Engineer Wil­ liam Hush reported to­ Mafia Blamed day. Deck of tho $12,000 span is supported by eight 50-foot pre-stressed beams c ach weighing 12 tons. Coun­ ty road employes also r , „ e , : baptists Meet Kennedy, Pope Discuss Peace Oviedo Council Hears Reports Castro To See U. S. Students Sentenced Front Sweeps Away The Heat A cold front and thunder­ storms poked boles today in a burning week-old heat wave across much of the nation. Tile front stretched from the eastern upper Great Lakes southwestwanl into the central plains and brought relief from record tempera­ tures o f the past few days. It touched off thunderstorms as it collided with the warm, moisture-laden air that filled much o f the Mississippi and Ohio valley*. At Tam pa 1.7(1 inches of rain fell Monday during a sixhour period. The temperature reached l i t at Blythe and Imperial, Calif., Monday, and 110 at r a t i t SANFORD, FLORIDA Until som e funds are put are e n g a g e d (lower Into the Land Acquisition photo) in Improving Trust Account, Weigel s salary and travel expenses will be and paving the north paid from funds of the In­ ternal Improvement Fund •1/10 of n mile o f Bear which w ill bo reimbursed Lake Hoad. when the Land Acquisition fund is activates). (Herald P h o t o s ) Meanwhile, the trustees au­ thorised $1,000 in internal Im­ provement* fund* to be con­ tributed toward costs of pub­ lication o f 10,000 copies o f the illustrates) report of the gov­ ernor’s com m ittee on recreatins! developm ent and auth­ orised purchase o f 3.000 cop­ Reports on street pnviinr ies at 5o cents per ropy. amt repairs and on Ihe prep­ aration o f tho 1WKMU delin­ quent Lax lists were made at Monday’s monthly session o f the Oviedo City Council which met at ti p. in. in the City Hall. M ayor U s Gary reported HAVANA (U P l)— Fifty nine that paving had been complet­ Am erican students, housed at ed on North laike Jessup and the elegant Riviera Hotel that repairs had been nntdo overlooking the Gulf of Mex­ on Garden St. He ad* ised that ico. continued their all-exrock would be placed mi Lite pensex-paid tour o f Cuba to­ Mugnollu St. bridge by the day. weekend. The Cuban Federation of Mrs. Dorothy Courier, city University students (F E U ), clerk, announced that the an­ sponsor o f the trip, announc­ nual equalization meeting on ed Monday that the Ameri­ the 1903-61 tax rolls would be cans w ill m eet prem ier Fi­ held at 8 p. m. on Aug. 6, del Castro but said the date preceding the regular council bad not been determined. meeting. She presented the The U. S. students, mostly delinquent tux lists for coun­ from New York and the -San cil approval and advised tli.it Francisco Ray area, arrived a tax sale would be set for the in Havana Sunday by a near future. roundabout route t h r o u g h In other business Couneii Prague, Czechoslovakia, cir­ Chairman Ren F. Ward Jr., cumventing a U. S. State De­ reminilcd that various c o m ­ partment ban on travel to mittees should start planning Cuba. their requiieiurnt* for the Jo»« Marta Lima, who annual budget which will he identified himself as a native drawn up In September. of Puerto R ico and a gradu­ ate last month (rum the Uni­ versity of California, said JACKSONVILLE (U P l) — yesterday he was “ anxious to submerge m yself in Uie Cu­ Arthur Eugene Williams was sentenced to live years in ban revolution." stale prison Monday in con­ nection with the murder of William J. Arnold, a Jack­ sonville gambler, in Junee, 1962. Ry United Press International i p red afternoon shower* today and Wednesday; high 90-95; Jow tonight in 70a. — The cabinet trustees of the Internal Im provem ent Fund found another and better jo b today for William R. Weigel Jr., first cousin to Gov. F ar­ ris Bryant. The trustee#, beaded by the governor, appointed Weigel to the newly created job o f Chief o f the Land A cq u isi­ tion Division at a salary of SIMM for the first year and $9 990 for the second year of the biennium. Weigel waa hired about alx months a g o aa land apprais­ er for the trustees at a sal­ ary of $0,000. But the State Legislature, in drafting the general appropriations bill, left the position out of the budget. in his new job , Weigel will be in charge o f the new pro­ gram o f acquisition of land for public recreation areas, under a hill passed by the 1963 legislature. The Land Acquisition Fund will be com posed o f revenue from a $1 increase in fresh water fishing licenses, a five per cent Wholesale tax on sporting goods and surplui funds from state land sales. A constitution amendment authorising the cabinet, sit­ ting as the outdoor recreation council, to issue bonds hacked by this revenue for the big acquisition program goes to the voters for action Nov. 5. » • • Any definite report on fur­ ther plana fo r Seminulo Col­ lege out in North Orlando will have to wait out the sum­ mer, it seems. Addison Wil­ liams, Orlando attorney, who is chairman o f the board o f trustees for Orlando Junior . College, said today that com-miltcea will report at next mouth's mc« lii*; o f the board. Yviuu, Aru. tfn r ft Go-It-Alone Policy Hit Teacher Elected The Kennedys See It WASHING N i l l ' l l — A lowing couple of historical 1 iublicanx think speeches made errors in in Germany Ihe Kennedv irolhers should last week: —Kennedy said Boston was pir history. . .Mumlt ( R-S. the oldest city in I ho United lay tie caught States. Wrong, said Mwndt, rdy in the fol it's St. Augustine, Fla. —Kennedy said Gen. Custer led 500 cavalry troops against Sitting Hull in 1878. Wrong again, said Mumlt, it wns June 25. 1876, unit there were only 276 soldiers. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ TALLAHA.V E (U P !) nedy came in for m ore of the The cabinet duet com mis- same treatment when, while sinn released |IW2.7I6.I13 to­ testifying on the administra­ day for the o yation of stale tion's civil rights bill, he said government a fncie* for the Rhode Island wav the ninth first three mofclu o f the new fiscal year. Silling in t l first i linnet session «[ tin biennium, the members oh. led the new money which Budget DlrecTALLA H ASSEE (U P l) — tor Harry S ith said was The cabinet put agency heed* based on "h Mv tentative" on notice today that deficiency ( Uie money funds would not lie available budgeting. He was made ava' uhle based on If departments r.m out of tr«spending by thi agencies dur- v iI and per diem money dur­ ing the last lurter of the ing the coming two years. and exact The 1963 legislature passed 1961 63 hie run need* of (lie p-ncics would a new law which increased until aiaiiit maximum payments to state not he know all budget* offictrs and employe* travel­ September win ing on state business. were in. Hut the cabinet said agency In other actftns, the cabIni-I okayed so l- last minute heads better hold down exreleases mad by .Smith in j jicme* allotted under the law of (he Ijs I because onee their travel mon­ the closing da fiscal year. AH W ths re teas- ey was spent, there wouldn’ t cs were for it: loir amounts, bo any more available. brush up on Sen. Karl I>.) said Mi President hi C ab in e O K s $102 M i ion State Warns On Travel Funds Indicted Florida Ends Year In Black T A L L A H A S SE E (U P l) — Florida ended tho fiscnl year in the black yesterday, even though sales tax collections fell 1.56 per cent below ex­ pectation*. State Com ptroller Itay E. Green aald Florida would not end in the red liceuuse then was no need to spend all the money authorised by the 1961 Legislature fur live ju-tended biennium. For Instunee, some $-j| mil­ lion in ptililte school funds went unused because pupil en­ roll munt was hcluwr prediclion*. The bonks on tho fiscal year won't chnu until tomorrow because the bills are still m illing in, Green said, hut he emphasized there was no dan­ ger o f Florida going into tho red. In fuel, tho state should have n small amount o f cashj on hand when all the bills have been paid. spoke in English. He said he was confident Hut Kennedy's work for world peace "will find a ready response in all men of good w ill." Then, in an ob­ vious reference to racial problem s in Ihe U n i t e d Mates, trie Pope added "W e are ever mindful In our prayers of the efforts to ensure to all your cltizena the equal hem-fits of citizen»llip which have as their founda­ tion the equality of all men because of their dignity as persons and children of G od." Scat Belt Good For Free Ride TALLAIIAKSEK <UI»I)— If you are wearing a seat belt July 4 when you enter Ihe .Sunshine State Parkway, the ride is on Ihe state. Gov. Farris Bryant said .Monday Dial, in an effort to make July 4 safe, the stale again is lilting the lulls on Ibe parkway for motorists who wear seat belt*. 4-H Outing Offers Fun And Instruction 54 Seminole Youngsters At Campout Fifty four boys and into 4-H Camp their personalities, to Chadwick, Rosemary Wslton get practical leadership train­ and Betty Green. (See Picture on Page 10) ing and to make n e e friends. Those from klailland at­ Attending from Sanford are tend. hg are R V oIph Mueller, Hetty Baker, Charlene Baker, Wi Uam lieln Jr., Eleanor Patty Baker, Linda King, Jo­ Hmn. Judith Carson, Suiotte anne Fletcher, Fatty Fletch­ Berg and Debra McGuire. er, Joan Repp, Simla West, Attending from Oviedo arc Bradshaw, Stephen Isuvan Wirtck. Bonnie Gandy, George .Susan Dunn, Joy Wilson, Lukas, Phdip Lukas, Teddy David Jskubem. Vtannctte ctoesser, Peggy He­ Knowles, in v.lie. Naney Burks, Cyn­ Charles Pula, Dathy Rook, thia Ogdon, J u ly Bonne Ruth Bellhorn and Sandy Mtkj l r a c y hmowiv*, My z w m . h r . girtsjthe hoys and gill.* will study (lop from Seminole County r o lle d 1water safety n 4 marine life, McQuwrne Other programs include game near Astor Park Monday for management, nature lore and their annual one-week cam p­ landscaping. out. Daily programs in dram a­ Camp McQusrrie is one of tics an11 erafIS arc also on five 4-H camps operated d u r -|the schedule. ing the summer to offer t il According to W. W. Brown, boys and girl* an opportunity slate hoy* i ll club agent, to study nature Brat hand. 4-H camping provides more Aside from a regftar re­ than Just tbexe organized procreation program that isi- grams. It offers an nppor*Gu«ies swimming and buatiqg,ituuily for Use youths m d s v f Skipper Joseph Jordan, Dindo, Chuluota; Jonathan Lu­ kas ami Linda Lukas, Slavia; Janice Iaimmler, Terry B oy­ les and Cindy Boyles, Lung- Stamp Tax TALLAHASSEE (U P l) — Gov. Farris Bryant signed the documentary stamp tax bill into law Monday, clean ing up a package of tax meas urea designed to raise $164 million in ihe coming two years. Guiana Clash GEORGETOWN, B r i t i s h Guiana (U P l)—One man wus killed and It others Injured Monday in fighting at Betterhope, ahout seven miles east o f here, capping a day of d is­ orders in the area. There was no immediate explanation fur the clash. Battery Heart ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (U P l)—Dr. Edward R. Annis o f Miami, Fla., newly elected p resid ed of the American Medical Association, said Monday Iho "day will com e when s battery •operatedI heart will be inserted in the chest of an infant born with a cardiac Impairment, while bis own heart is corrected with surgery." Hearing Set In Slaying 4 Youths Held In Gun Incident ST. AUGUSTINE (U P l) — Police arrested tour white teenage boys who they said were Involved in a shooting incident at the home o f a Ne­ gro drntist early today. Four Negro youths were hit by pellet* from a 20-gauge shotgun fired by one o f th* white youths. Police Chief Virgil Stuart reported. None uf the Negroes was hurt seri­ ously. Held in jail on an open charge was James Riley Ken­ ny, 19. John Edward Lane Jr., 17. and two other white buys, both minors, were released ia custody o f their parents, Stuart said he and tree agent* o f tha Federal Bureau °f Investigation questioned the four white yuuths fur three hours. They told conH iding stories, the potire chief said, hut apparently there was an exchange o f gun* fire. The shooting Incident took place in front o f the home o f Hnhert B. Hay-ling, located la a Negro subdivision, shortly after midnight. Huyllng Is it dentist and an advisor fu r the youth council o f the local N AACP chapter which has been picketing two St. Au­ gustine variety store* fo r a week > Preliminary hearing ( o r Nelson Moore, Negro, of H04W Locust Avenue, ch arg­ ed with second degree m ur­ der. will be held at 2 p in. next Monday before Count) Judge Vernon Mize. T h e charge was reduced from first degree murder at ar­ raignment Monday aflernoon. TALLAHASSEE (U P l) - » Moore, being held at coun­ The cabinet named William ty jail, la charged in tha Ma poles of Tallahassee today death o( Lula Gainca. Negro, as director of the division of Ma poles Named w ood; Patricia Coney, Goldenrud; Patsy Groves, Alta­ monte Springs; Cathy Cammack, Geneva; Martha Dean, Myrtie Harris and Pam ela Training Center*, Nall, North Orlando; Wanda Tl, same address, who d ie d . Sunland Mixuo and Susan Day, Lake ot a head injury last Sunday succeeding Arthur Dooiar who Mxey, ami Belty Green, Or* at Orange Memorial Hospital. has held the post In an acting* UrUndo, Dawk* are also atwudm*. capacity tof two y g k J l » �t -T * -. ---- [ f ’ 1 |i j • /ill V u n i ?* »• 2—Tu«f. July 2, *«S CLbby • lO o z A By Abigail Van Buren i K • • * DEAR ABBY: This guy I am going with told me that he was mar­ ried to a Danish girl while he was in the service over there. Now he wants to marry me. He told me they don’t have "divorces’ ' in Denmark. • South won the trick and led tka six of diamonds. Cliff played the three sp ot Again nothing abnormal, but it told Barry that Cliff held three tOa cut v t u • K Q J It C1C A Q J 1 IT IT * •Tl ACS *•4 9 J I0 I1 ♦ AIDS l * ic i t a SOUTH (D ) C A X It XAKQ •4 ♦ Q J10I A South vulnerable id 1+ IH .T . SN.T. Tom Pa­ diamonds, with sn even num­ ber o f diamonds Cliff would have played a higher dia­ mond as the start of an echo. Jha Answer to Previous Ponte Spring m Pacific lalands 4STeat station “ *■ 11 Latin Iasi H Detune S3 Spring — • 34 llUtor huh U3 It A c turbid 30 Maid US (iarnuh lot roait 30 Heavy hair 30 Uabytonian 41' In the Spring, a young men * - — ** chief eoddeto 42 .Spring (tower 31 lrtih LgUUlui • 411Lift 37 H ulAcs 44 tlwty uf » , l c r 3S Dccaaie 4d Pen 3“ (> 7 ti L z! 21 | H 4 Outdo * high ■ Seoul snahUrw toads* W ’sEF-* C Mineral nek 37“ than anything—even honesty F or oldsters, about young stera: Ruth Mlllett's booklet "T ips on Teen-Agers." 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Jr., etux to Negro today it* e v i d e n c e Jame» Bentot etux, 8-20-31, against form er Marine Byron lie l.a Beckwith, charged with $30,000 MIAMI REACH (U P I) — Rose L n ifl Pitonzo, etvir the sniper slaying o f Negro Willie Paetrano would like g to Blanton (ken, etux, 14 lender Mvdgur Ever*. few non-title fights— pumibly Dist. A tty. Bill Waller said 20-30. $17,300 one with British heavyweight First Fed, 3. and L. of he expected the panel to make Henry Cooper—before he pul# Seminole (Jonty to Dale u report in the case by Friday. hi# newly-won light heavy, Hale, etux, Bar Lake, $10, If Beckwith is indicted and weight crown on the line. 800 tried, Waller say* he will aek Manager Angelo Dundee laid Andrew Cbealier, etux to for the death penalty. today. Gordon Kcflrt, etux PineDundee made it clear, how­ cre)t, $11,10* Lake M ichigan is the larg ever, that Pastrnno would Thomas W .Gormy, etux to est body o f fresli water in thu “ fight anybody any place— Waller RoU#ion, etux, Eng­ United States. fo r $70,000." lish Estates; 19.230 A bout with Cooper in Lon­ Phillip Lnfa, etux to Fred­ don would draw well, Dundee erick KuhmV etux, Sunland, said. "They like Willie over 113,100 there," he added. William drtright, etux to Dundee said I’ astrano re­ John L. 0:0*611, etux, Wildceived offer* from Rakerafield mere. $0.30(1 and Freino, Calif., to defend Relm Inc, o Keith Bauder hia title against Wayne Thorn­ Highland, $Aooo ton, hut was not interested Final Dtarce Decree* because they guaranteed only Fay EdgeOvs Clyde Kdgell $40,DUD, ROOFING • SHEET M ETAL | 1 IS) Ci-n.ral H ospital 1:1* (I I I.arttinv* 1:11 II) gllm aeollra lit * (I ) Aa The World Veens ( t l Mid-FI*. 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H arry allowed dummy’s Jack to hold the trick, but won the diam ond continuation. C liff's first play had ihown three diamonds so Harry knew that South bad started with Just two. Then Harry led the tlx ol spadea. South played the five and Cliff w ai in with the ten He couldn't lead another spade becauae Harry’s play had marked declarer with the WEDNESDAY P. M. nine, so he shilled to the nine t i l l * t l) Trsrh e r C am eof hearts, dueeee* t l ) Btereh (t r T om orrow At this point South was ( I ) Father K n ow s Beet doom ed to defeat. Jlo stryg 11:41 (l> fielding Light gled on since there Is no bon­ 1:14 l i t Mid-Day Report us for giving up, but the best 11:41 f t ) NDC Howe Hopor* (I I Uld-Fla. Report he could do was to gather in 1:11 ( I ) Newe A W rather ( l i llachelor Father eight tricks. TPrr HARRY ADAIR’S 2i a L By Oswald Jacoby w a 49 ( f ) Sign o a ID f’ nlte*a 'at the A ir t l ) Sign Oa IS) Today t l ) Farai Market B epeel I f ) W ake up Movie* f t ) Today T ilt ( I ) P rt-lrh o e l P la n tin g 7:4* t*l Countdown Now* 41) S u i t Hewn A W ea­ ther T ill I t ) Mickle's Ootpel Tina* l:* e t l ) Ceptals K aagera* t i l Mlahey le a n * Shew lilB I I ) w aether an* JStwa l:IS t t l Cartoeneill* • :*• II) Tedap #:•* ID Jaah Lelaas Shew ( ( ) American llla lory 1:11 (II Oel* n o r m Xhew (I I ftompar Hoorn 1:41 t l ) Hews aed In terview s 11:1# ( I ) Say W h e i , ( I ) Cartoon Caper* (I I Loara Spanish I l . l t ( I ) play Toer Hanah II I t Lev* Leap tt:0 « ( » l Dec. Urlde 11:14 ( t ) Ann flothern Show f l ) Frit* I* B ight (4 ) The McCoy* 11:1* ( I ) Ceneeitration (<) Pete A Oladye (SI Heron Keys l i r a t i l Hew* l i e* (1 ) First Impretelen IS) Ernie Ford Hhow ( I ) Love o ( Lite S ' M Odorous weed DOWN 1 Thrived 3 Hindu queen lo v e T~r u» s if u u M Blacker 12 W Shipboard trip 87 Inscribed IT pillars * 47 In eddlticn <u Impelled air io i,irl a nicknen VI llolf (jilfi-l SI SluuMi, 34 Prickly wed envelop* (te r) U“ is Mb) 49 Theatre dutrtet U tout ball (erkkatr *:M 1:1* 1:41 7:11 I t ;; H. B. Pope Co., Inc. W O odd#*.* 2 WEDNESDAY A. M. • HOLLYWOOD Business Good In Southeast An A IR CONDITIONER A C *m s lOXlbt tributary 1 Spring delicacy " £"“ * 7 slrinrtlms 1* Break abort t • Discharge* Robert Wheeler, Miami; Mar. Page, D eR ary; Lou Ellen Jorie Kniffin, Eau Gallic; Tew, Altamonte Spring); Kon­ Richard Long, DeBary; Lola rad W lltn iky, D eBary; Mar­ Col ven bach. Lake 31ary; jorie Kntffin. Eau G illie; .Marcus Watts, Osteen; John Lois Colvanbacb, Lake M ary; Henry Brown, Robert Jone», Lee Dixon, Hattie Anne Sam uel, Lorraine Wil­ Jessie liams, Judy Yates. Robert Franklin, Anne Samuels o f Jones. Florence Jower*, E l­ Sanford. liot Warner o f Sanford. Birth* Mr. and M rs. Jam es Yates, of Sanford, a girl Discharge* Cecil Flow ers, Alfred Berner, G R E E N S B O R O , N. C. Betty M cKee, Willie Evelyn (U P I) — The U. S. Depart­ Carroll, Willla Dean Wation. ment of Com m erce said today W. E. Knowles and Nina Mo­ that all econom ic factor* for ran, Sanford. the first quarter allowed a JUNE 23 prosperous business t r e n d Admissions throughout t h e seven-state Richard D. Long Jr., De­ .outhcastem region during Bary; Edward Hall, Osteen; 1963. Charlie Mae Lewrence, De­ Joel B New, director of th# Bary'; Alan Crawford, Bea­ trice CrUser. Agnes Chap­ d e p a r t m e n t ’ s Greens­ man, Fred Hlpkins, Carrie boro field office, said even Robinson, Elliot Warner of customs districts in (he are# did a $1 billion business, even Sanford. though a longshoremen’ * Discharge* Clara Park*, DeBary; Irvin strike earlier this year hand­ Morton, Longw ood; Marcia icapped foreign commerce. The southeastern district inCarter, Indian River CRy; Doris Brice, Longwood: Van­ e l u d e s Alabama. Florida, ce Douglas, Lake Mary*: Wal­ Georgia, Mississippi, Tennes­ ter Coleman, Mildred Ho- see and the Carolina!. Lillian Prothm ao, Mima; Roy 11:11 (S) Sports Final 11:3* <*> Weather l i l t * I*) H ellyw eo* M e d * Caleaaate IS) Chanaai f Thaaiar 11:1* t l ) Tsalt* Shaw a n By Ruth Millett Parents w ho a r t too ambi­ they have to cheat to get tious for their children often them. subject the youngster* to ex­ W iser parents don't push trem e preseure. their children Into cheating In It starts when e child Is In order to save face at home. the first grade. Ami the older They are interested In know­ he get*, the greater it be­ ing what Junior learned to­ com es. day — not what grades he Unless hie grades are the mad* for la at month's work. highest that can be achieved, If grade* are luw they take the overam bltious p a r e n t Into account the fact that ■bowi disappointment. Mom maybe their child Isn't a near takes heraelf o ff to school to genius— even with the bright berate the teacher. Dad o f­ psrents he has. They recog­ fers the boy a bribe for every nise other accomplishments besides grades. top grade m ark he can gel, And with every good Inten­ Is ju n ior gaining in self-re­ tion, these parent* have blind­ lia n ce? Is he h a p p y in ly started a potential cheater sch ool? Docs ho remember on his way. what he learns—even though Why do youngsters cheat to he m ay be slow to learn it? attain parental goals? Me. Is he making friends? Is he cause children want to please learning good sportsman their parent*. They need their ship? approval almost as much as T h ere's *o much a child they need food. can get out o f school beside* And if all that the parents grades that it i* foolish of are Interested In are grades, parents to set lui h a store by then the youngsters will gel them that a child believes the grades som ehow—even If them to he mure important 33 Louae overcoat It Axatadsd mtotretn IS City in GwlUtrlaiul 17 Witcun.ln lab.} It Bov * name 30 nibbed fabrie 31 Not silently S3 Big 37 Derived 31 Katract trots aloe a 33 Diadem 3t Watered sdk M Tritium 3* Bulged M PUIer *0 ship deviation tis k k 43 Turmeric at • Onfihidqa H w great difference be­ tween sa expert sad aa ordi­ nary partnership Is defensive play. Experts use their low cards to bast affect and there­ by le t more out of their high cards. For instance, look at this defense by Cliff Russell snd Barry Harkavy of Miami. Cliff opened the queen of epades and Harry played the four spot. Nothing abnormal about thla, but Cliff knew Im­ mediately that Harry didn’t Ilka spadea. U he had liked Cpadea Harry would have played a higher card as a bfrd, • CONFIDENTIAL TO "C ": God divided man into men that they might help each other. Don’t stop now. jaatby I i DEAR AB B Y : I was recently in­ vited to a "house-warming” party. The invitation said a chair had been selected at a local furniture store and everyone was supposed to pay "some­ thing” on It. This seemed very crude to me. If this Is the "style" now, maybe we should give a housewarm­ ing party when we move into our new home next month and ask every­ one to pay "something” on the mortgsge. "DISTURB1A” DEAR "DISTURBIA” : Perhaps it’s the season, but people seem to be getting bolder in their manner of harvesting gifts. In my opinion, there is only one sound reason for giving a gift—for the pleasure of giving. DEAR TROUBLED: If she has no desire to Improve her mind, you’ll out o f yours before shf improves rs. You speak o f this woman as , though you won her in a raffle. She is the woman you chose to be your lifetime partner. I suggest you moke the best o f a bad bargain. • • ACmiaat— » 4:0* III Ch. S News (Sr ABC B***rt (31 W eyn* F oerker 111 ( f ) MtS.FlA re p o rt (1> Great IlaaSIlnea *;3* fSr A lle e tl* Weather * : l i <*) Aperts Picture <*) Ed. Comment • .IS tt> d u e tt ward He C l W eather t»> Wantber t.S t IS) Brevard rv*w» l : t * ( I ) B ea d s * :* » (1 ) News r*) Hat S u e# League T:*t (Si K eyhole ( I ) W eekly News He* vi»w (J) Whiplash r i l l III W aliar C rte h lle — News 7-J4 (3) JFK European Trip <•» Marshall Dillsn ( t ) Combat t:IS t l ) Lloyd Bridges Shew 1:11 I t) Empire IS) Talent Scouts ( I ) Haws Use Kya S;J* (4r I'lclur* Thla ( I ) Untouchables (1) Dick Foe ell Show K M » IS) K eff* Draatellt Show 14:1* IS) Focus On Am erica |3> Report from J F K It:* * ( I ) Naweeops ( ! ) Cbanael I Mawareeaa (I t Murphy Marlin New* t i l l * ( I ) Mid-Fla. Final Me- DEAR CATHY: The "something” that tells you it’a a "line” is your common sense. Divorce is dissolved in Denmark through a court of law, just as It is here. If something was rot­ ten in Denmark, it was your "guy” . Mr. and Mra. John Lindsey o f G eneva, a girl JU N E 23 TUESDAY P. M. If a married couple wants to dis­ solve a marriage, they just shake hands and say goodbye. Maylie 1 am ignorant, but I never knew there was anything like that in Denmark. Something tells me he Is giving me a line. Can you straighten me out? CATHY DEAR ABBY: I am 27 and my wife is 20. I’m a high school gradu­ ate and she quit at the eighth grade because her mother said she didn’t need a diploma to have babies. We’ve been married for two years and this is my problem: All ray wife reads in the newspaper is the funnies. She never listens to the news on the radio and she pouts if I do. She doesn’ t know what's going on in the world and doesn’t care to learn. Lost week she asked where the Berlin Wall was, and why It was there. I nearly faint­ ed. She can’t spell worth a hoot and says as long as people can understand her when she talks she doesn’t have to spell. The cookbook 1 bought her is collecting dust. If food doesn’t come in a can or a package she won’t buy it. How can I get her to improve her mind? TROUBLED HUSBAND Hospital Notes Television V B \ r s * .. \ 1 i — fee w esb -loa d s o f delicet* fabrics, lingerie, sheer stockings, tweeters . . . oil normally h a n j washed . , . now ca re ­ fully cleaned wirh this G -l EXCLUSIVE w '*' ■ *> s /1 . 2 12 lb- CAPACITY 1 fl —• saves >i#to, work, water and delergenF JT "• f#mlly wash load*. Filter. Fl# cleans, re-cleans wash watsr ramo.ina hnt sand. lu s . 5pi,al A divalor* cUans clashes geniiy, thoroughly. Take The Speculation Out Of Investment! When you open ci saviny* ac­ count in our Association, your principal is insured up to $10,000 by an agoncy of the U.S. Government. Generous dividends make your investment unusually attractive and your money is readily available without penalty. For safely, for convenience, for good earnings, open on inured savings account this week. V/Rt £ JLNJjtO DUCTO RY PRICED W \ x.-,o $ Only fg ts n v e 229“ v Sanford Electric Co. 1 M a g n o lia FA 2-1502 �Tuen. July 2, 'S3—Page 3 Shower Fetes Recent Bride In Osteen KITTENS AND KIDS filled the room at the birthday party Friday fo r three year old Gayle Gazil. In thin photo the youngaters yet ready for the serving of refreshments, are much more In­ terested in pretty birthday cuke than in photo­ grapher. (Herald Photo) Gala Gathering, Gifts Given For By Linda Smith von • "V V *• I II l|| Mr*. J ot I-en Hattie, re­ Wives of Heavy Attack Wing cent bride, was honored at a One at the Sanford Naval Air bridal shower Tuesday at the Station feted newly arrived home of Mr*. Roy Weiscnbarger Sr., on Lake Georgia .Mrs. J. O. Mayo and depart­ ing Mrs. J. M. Tully Friday in Osteen. Also serving as hostesses were Mr*. John Lundy. Mrs. Leonard Faulk Jr. and Mrs. Roy Wcisrnbargcr Jr. After Mrs. Hattie (the for­ mer Miss Joan Lorbcrg) opened her gilts, refresh­ ments were served. Following this many of the guests went swimming in the lake. Among those enjoying the fete were Mrs. Joe Hattie, Mrs. Milton Gore. Mrs. J. M. Staley. Mr*. C. L. West. Mrs. Ray Ueasley, Mrs. James Partin. Mrs. Jam es Wilson; Also Mrs. C. T. Niblack, Mrs. W. R. Meek Sr.. Mr*. Harold Lyk's. Mr*. P. M. Smithson, Mrs. Richard Smithson. .Mrs. Jack Dodd, Mr*. Tom Ferrell. Mrs. James Ilrookshire, Mrs. M. MRS. MAYO L. Gary: Also Mrs. R. W. Estes. Mrs. Pete Aulin, Mrs. E. J. Walts. Mrs. J. W. Coates, Mrs. L. II. Webb. Miss Huth Davidson ami Miss Judy Wurst. PENSIVE PARTY-GOERS at Gayle Gazil’* birthday party are *hy o f photographer, and look serious in spite of Ray party hats worn for the occasion. (Herald Photo) D AV Auxiliary Commander N am ed State Mrs. I,oui* Rotundo, commnnder o f Seminole County Unit 30 o f the Disabled Amer­ Treasurer the chapter home. On the agenda will tie repoita o f the recent convention. ican Veteran* Auxiliary was Those attending the stutu elected to Department o f Flor­ a ffa ir from the lorul unit were ida treasury nt (he recent Mr. ami Mr*. I.otiia Rotundo D AV state convention in Mi­ and son l.oui* Charles, 31 r. ami. ami Mr*. G. A. M uffley and A joint soeiul meeting o f grandchildren, Thomu*, Rctha the unit and chapter will tie Ann and Patricia Kennedy and held at 7:30 p.m., today at Mr*. Mildred Kampf. Enterprise Personals Hy H elta S iw d « n » i Rev. ami Mr*. Dill Swyear •ml daughters Judy, Sheila ■ nd Paula of Fairfield, III., w are visiting friend* here for aeveral day* last week. Key. Swyear is now the pastor o f the Ellen Moore Methodist Church in Fairfield, lie was the pastor o f the Harnett Me­ m orial M ethodist Church hers in Enterprise four year* ago. Mr. and Mrs, Chester Hender­ son. last week. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Cordon Warn­ er Jr. and children of Orlando •pent Sunday with Mr. W arn­ er's mother, Mrs, Albert Marner. The Itaptist Mission o f En­ terprise eloseil it* llible School Saturday, June th. and the pastor Rev. Wendell Hill an­ nounces the following schedule fo r the summer: Sunday School 9:45 am . Morning services II a.tn. Il.T.U. 15:30 Sunday t-vetting and evening service* at 7:30 p.m. eacn Sunday. Central figure o f Ihe party theme was a tigure of a pretty white kitten with pink cars and this theme was carried out and repeated in the table­ cloth, napkins, paper plates, cups amt other decoration* including the cake with pink and white icing and candles. During the afternoon, games were played and the winners were awarded prize*. The group sang songs anil Gayle received many nice gilts which she enjoyed opening. Chuck Cowan presented her with a nosegay. All of 1ho guests at the party received tavors of party hats, candy cups, pinwhecl* and toy accordian* a* gifts from the hostess, Mrs. Joe Gazil, who was assisted by Mrs. Geraldine White, Mrs. Ralph Cowan ami Mrs. Nat Urntley. The children and some mo tilers who attended enjoyed refreshments of rup cakes. Birthday Dinner with a Hail and Farewell Besides playing bridge, the bridge luncheon at the Imper­ ladies also enjoyed viewing fashions that were modeled ial House. The h on o re d were present­ during the cocktail hour. ed with orchid corsages to After lunch. Mrs. R. E. com m em orate the "a loh a" Farmer presented e x p e r t occasion. bridge player, Mrs. 'hilly, with a token farewell gift of monogrummrd playing cards accompanied by an original poem, asking her to remem­ ber Hatwing One's "esprit" whenever she used the cards. On A group of friends w ert in­ vited to a dinner party at th« hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kirschstein on Country Club Circle, Saturday In honor o f the occasion o f Mrs. Kir sc bstein's birthday. Following dinner, the (r o u p enjoyed card (am es and the showing of home movies. Those joinin ( .Mrs. Kirsch­ stein for the cvenln( Included M r. and 3trs. A. S. Ale. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews, M r. and Mrs. Gayle Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Erie Lundeen, Mr. and Mrs. John 3!illonl(, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wyllle, all o f Sanford, and Dr. John Hradin o f Osteen. The popular departing cou­ ple and their three children are leaving for duty in Wash­ ington. D. C. Sanford newcomers, the J O. Mayo* are currently Ret­ ting settled in their Mayfair home. Other guests attending the bridge luncheon were the Ex­ ecutive Officers wive* and Wear a plastic apron when Mrs. G. W. Kimmons, wife of cleaning. Then a damp or the new Chief Staff Officer ol sudsy cloth will wipe o ff Hatwing One. spots- MRS. TULLY National Mr*. Hind Foley, president o f Suiifuul Drove No. Dili re­ turned recently from 111*0 DOES Nntionnl Convention held nt Van Nuys, California to give an exciting account at last w ick’* meeting of her The wedding of Miss Nancy trip. Carol K*tes to Roderick Her­ She ami her husband trav. bert Tanner ha* been post­ eleil hy jet to California Mini poned until further notice, it while there took time out dur­ was announced today. ing their tight uchtilule to Miss Estes was recently visit Disneyliuid. the Moviehospitalized with head injur­ tand Wax Museum, Cinerama, ies resulting from a fall. Knott* Dairy Fmm und a t­ She is confined to Ihe Win­ tended a I,nan made i|tlite au­ ter Park Memorial Hospital. thentic with native Hawaiian entertainer*. Fall Injuries punch and icc cream as one o f the highlights of the party. Each little cupcake boro a fancy decoration in the party theme. Invited to join Gayle in the ecletiration were Steve, Mike and Cliri* Parkinson, Dmigla* and Dave Salter, Mara Tracy Helms, Greg and Vicki Allyn. Tim and David Hovlou*. Ju­ lie lirown, Jim and Jerry Schroeder, Cheryl Sefrird, I’ am Darker, Kathy M cl'oy, Teresa Clark. Clay Bass, Rryan Stapleton, Reeky and Grady LegeHc, Alison Smith, Howard Runtblcy. G a y l e , “ T ,” Chuck and Keith Cowan, Becky. Butchlo and I’ eggy H.asila, Ramona and Itay Ga­ zil, Danny, Marty and Kim Itoyd. Star Gazil and Susie White. HUY, THEN DIET? Couple For Local DOES Leader Reports Gayle Gazil Three year old Gayle Gazil was joined by about 40 ol her little friends Friday after­ noon at her home on Chase A vc. tor a party celebrating her birthday. Friends Join H A T W IN G Leaders Wives Bid Hail A n d Farewell Il.\! Don't buy a dress that's a size too small and decide to diet immediately so that it will fit properly. Wait until you have lost the weight and then buy the dress. Diets, tin fortunately, almost all Mart •tom orrow.'' Cause Wedding Postponement Convention Arrangement* wi-re complet­ ed nt thi* meeting to donate a hundred dollar bond to the Harry Anna Crippled Chil­ dren's Homo. 31r*. Foley reminded the membera that tile weekly fish fry* held Friday evening* at the Elk*' Club are open to nil Elks', thi-ir wives and friend*. 3luny families take advantage o f these dinners which ul*o Include* fried chicken, hy railing thu club for “ carry ou t" oidi-r*. DON’T BE CAUGHT SHORTLESS! Shop Ru-Juy Fur Your Vacation Wardrobe And Have A Happy Safe Trip. Bridge table tantrums em ­ barrass all concerned. Bear Lake Irene Cook o f I.uhbock, Tevn« wa* elected llhll Su­ preme- President o f the Grand Lodge. Two Florida member* New resident* o f llu- Dear wire also elected u* Gland Lake area ate Mr. and Mr*. Lodge officer* The- National Chnrle* Ryan and their four Convention will In- In-Id next children from Elisabethtown, yexr in Rochester, N . V. Hie Sanford Drove ho* Ky. who are making tln-ir home here at 3311! Shirley liindo plan* for n I.mill to be held nt Mr*. It. G. Cuiuthi-rs Drive. .Major iiml Mr*, it. E. Chap­ to celebrate the fourth anni­ man and their three soli* have versary o f the Drove in Au­ moved into tln-ir now home nt gust. 3M7 Donnie Drive. They were recently stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kivnsa*. Major Chapman will Imvo shortly for a one year tour o f duty in Korea. Personals ,AR(!E SELECTION OF COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY Open Frl. Nil* ALL SIZES REASONABLE GrapeviHe Nursery Arrrrdiled Charge ArrU. •‘ Irometl 2231 Grapeville Ava. FA 2 -nXMl "SentIs Dealer* Planning your Retired S*4 Bank Veep VACATION ? Takes Georgia Bride 'lire marriage o f Mrs. Ethel tor o f St. Mark's Church per­ Eastman, and Mrs. Henry formed the cerem ony before Clay Huberts, of Atlanta. .Mr. Deane was formerly to Robert William Deane of members o f the immediate vice president of the Sanford Sanford was solemnised on family. Atlantic National Hank until Mrs. Deane is the former his retirement this year. Tuesday. June 23 at 2 p m. at lie Is the son ol Mrs. Wil­ the home of her sister and Ethel Deen Smith, daughter brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. o f Mrs. Oliver Francis Deen liam Tenney Deane and the F. M. Valentine, a clipping and the lato Mr. Deen of late Mr. Deane of Sanlnrd. The newly wed* will reside from a Georgia newspaper Douglas. .She has two daughters. in Sanford at the Deane home revealed today. Rev. William llin>on, pas­ Mrs. Jes»e Anderson Jr., of on 23th Street. Deen Smith of Douglas, C l., Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nelson o f Tam pa are visiting Mis* Doris Faber several days this week. Rev. and Mr*. Fred Foster letf Sunday night for a short visit with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Hill Walther in' Morgan City, l.a. A limp handshake does lit­ Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ayliea tle to stimulate a .strong, fav­ o f North Hollywood spent w-v- orable reaction from those eral days with their parents, you meet. BE SURE TO TAKE ALONG HOMETOWN NEWS . . . Better than a letter from home - receiving The Sanford Herald — .start* with an excellent meal served in our at your vacation spot' air conditioned dining room- OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY EXCEPT to Kill Ants and Roadies SUN. — CLOSED 9 p. m. to 5 a. m. Serving Delicious Fresh Vegetables, ONLY 25 ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. Choice Cuts of Meat and pi ne c r e s t ■I t / > » J • S l l A* V l n lC " I ^ • •. LatU f o r M oniht JO H N STO N 'S N O -R O A C H : Sim ply brush J o h n s t o n 'i N o- R oa ch on cabinets to control cockroaches, on sills to stop ants. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for months. f»o need to move dishes or breathe harmful sprays. Remember: N o-Roach meana no roaches. W IN N DIXIE FOOD STORES s L A FO O 0 INN Tempting Home Made Pies JustCall Us Today! t1 Pinecrest Inn FA 2-2611 or GA 5-5938 Managed By — Maxine & Bob Hancock HWY. 17-92 — SO. SANFORD Telephone FA 2-.VJ65 a lie 301 W. Firil St. mm— c fiiendii Saafard, H onda — bm— flaacaa �—^ n d Then Suppose It Is Just Green Cheese for federal at the various levels below WaahJngten wM be on test For many of leva t* us. We are better able than the federal government to solve our g lg M ^ U I n e If flJ u lC fU tlC *' The answer to that, in the present ejreumetanec, la that their case Is n iMu?*American communities are In deep trouble and ehow little sign Political n im fltame new tutor than Umt out stamp then oat Automobile traf­ fic Btrangtos them. Air pollution comet new to smothering them on them ^nMK!tol harden* weigh Author Mitchell Gordon* In e new hook eeled “Sick Cities," notes that on* town eauipped It* postmen with p i mask* bee*use Its sir was unfit to breath*. It la a fact of U fa today* ha adds* that every urban Ameri­ can who ttvaa to be 60 can raped sometime to be victim of a crime ranging from theft to mayhem. In leas than two deradea, says Gordon, nine out of 10 Americans win be living la urban metropolitan regions. Conditions then may wen bo utterly intolerable unless citizens and their communities set now to crack some of their most desperate probMany of the "solutions” thus far triad, like widening streets and hlgb> ways, only turn out to Intensify the problems. But la many ways — control of epnwl, of road patterns, of pollution, of recreational facilities — effective solutions are clearly barred by anti­ quated regional and local governing practices. If these echelons of government have the capacity to eltan away ths deadwood of decades and grapple imaginatively with the huge dilem­ mas of city and town and county, tha man of Congreu now plunging into tha field—coast to coast—will be only too happy to hear it BOARDING HOUSE l WHATI t \ /GW* *#X)R 8RAIN A J LTTHINK OP I ( N u o a e BEFORE- ( r1MEr KNAVE- \ U H S Y TAO ScU WITH 1 INVADING ANJ/ A SUMMONS|AUWQfi CASTL& WITH V VteJ CAN (NVk NT A THAT IF SOU WOvJLOjT PAY FOR CCOGlN 4 HIS PETTY, _A VANISHING CReAM .TONNlMGef-O/ THAT WILL AtAKB m ichasl ' s s u n he*o COVER VOU WITH 5 0 / , S P U T T -T T /f// VOU INVISIBLE, LIKE V t/ 1 YOU DiD TH" TIME MANY PLASTSRS TH GOUTH 6E A O < VCTJTD LOOK LIKE f J CANNIBALS HAD 1 v o tr o t a n g l e d / a - l SOU SA LTE D w ith a . v - r f v . V (A N D PEPPERED? GORILLA* TC 4 AM,THS TAILORLHCAKOlU'LAWYER r o w s with him s a y * UHEr W0LP A T ?a g* 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, July 2, 1963 BelereS *• i n u I elate matter OcittM If, I ll s e l tba fo a l O ffice e f Saeferd. Florid*, under the Act ef Consrcca •( Kerch. N* pari o f s a y m ateriel, n c w i or aavertlelnf, e f this cdltloa e f The Sanford H erald may La reproduced ta any m anner w ithnut written perm Ualon e l the publisher e f The Herald, s a y Individual or firm re«pun,lb|s fo r euch reproduction w ill b « cu aside red as ia fr la a ln s on T he H erald', ca p y rleh t and will b* held liable far d a m a a.u under tbe U w , Hubllabod dally accept Saturday, Sunday and Cttrutiuoa, publlehed Saturday jireceedtu* Cbrlatma* v (U PI) — and arithmetic, plus music, there is little the schools of­ fer the average child o f any lasting practical value, Newspapers are fa r bet­ ter educators of the Amer­ ican public via their editorial pages, medical and advice columns, financial pagss, etc., ete. (m ail "victory garden" in a ; bock yard. L ittb thtags that 1 hare beard sad read In recent years b a d m e to balbvo that tko Victory Garden campaign baa teen io«iag momentum lines ths end o f the war. But I kave continued to da m y port. People wko kave tke etlmub a o f war to grow a victory tarden bebug la tbe eame c lu e with eunehine patriots, 1 uy. This year, however, we vielory gardeners find oursslvss esught on tke koras o f a di­ lemma, which is tko next worse thing to being csu|bt on tbe boms o f a water buf­ falo. The dilemma got Into the garden by way of Rachel Caraon’a widely dlicuised book "Silent Spring." Either that or somebody left the gate open. A t any rate, I w u spraying a radish with an anti-tomtit tlnoture three parts tetrietlyl to one part vermouth when it booked me. Suddenly ! straightened op sod said to myielf, “ Thli ■pray I am using is uadoubtly contributing to the bsalth and well being of this radish, Hies Caraos, as you know, raised a w aning against tbe hesdllag use o f peetiddee and other horticultural chemi­ cals lest it deatroy nature's equOibrum. Her message bat had a profound effect upon us vic­ tory gardeners. Ws figure that nature Isn't any too well balanced anyway. • I put down the sprayer and was balancing myself la the hammock when my wife eame out and asked why I bad quit gardening. " I ’ m weighing the benefits that will accrue to our radish from a spraying with an aaU-tomtit solution against the possible disturbing effect that it might have on the natural order o f the universe by driv­ ing away the tomtits," I told her. LAUNDRY •yea elossd," 1 explained. Later on, X triad to get my mind o ff tbe problem by tow­ ing la tbe ball game. Bnt there w u no escape. As I watched the Washing­ ton Senators sink deeper into the cellar o f tbe American League, I couldn't help but wonder i f their Inability to hit and eatch baseballs was a result o f Iht chemicals that the groundskeeper uses on tbe outfield grass. If anything, the Senators a n even more o ff balance than nature la. Perhaps Miss Canon will explore this situa­ tion in her next book. Isaae Watts wrote th e Christmas carol, "J oy to tbe World," In ITU, & CLEANERS QUALITY - SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR THE BEST IN LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANING 504 W . 1st. Opposite Goody Notebook WAIHflfQTOH - (N B A ) - la a ilngli omnibus bill, this PrssfcXet KMMdy’s civil year. Tbs rationalisation for thU fights message 1s In effect ■ approach U fairly obvious. second Rate el the Union Moat of the M allllaa Nomessage seat to Capitol Hill groes la Urn United States ars hi Jam testead o f January. at the bottom o f the econom­ Using tke current race n U - ic heap. They have the lowest Hone disturbances s peg, paid Jobs, the lowest average the President has bung onto Income, the worst housing, H aU the major domestic re­ the lowest educations! level, form s be has recommended the highest unemployment, before. Ha Includes ten reduc­ the highest percentage o a re­ tion, tke seed .to promote lief. Until thU one-ninth o f the greater sad a w n rapid 'e m em it growth, aid to educa­ population la better educated tion, his youth programs, and put to work at higher morn vocational training and skill* there can be no full even the A n a Redevelopment employment, m general pros­ Act, which the House recent­ perity, no economic growth ly killed, but which the Sen­ sufficient to absorb nil ths ate la trying valiantly to new workers entering the la­ bor fores every year. bring back to life. "Delinquency, vandalism, The President now wraps aU these eld requests In n gang warfare, disease, slums message ef more than 20 ma­ and ths high cost o f public jor legislative recommenda­ welfare and crime are ell di­ tions, with some new de­ rectly related to whites and tho mands for sweeping new ex­ Negroes alike," lays ecutive powers. He tells Con­ President. He adds that, "R e ­ gress to stay In session till It cent labor difficulties In Phil­ gate nil ths parts put together adelphia may well be only the O im CASE P-MC: Russell Kirk U • very able newspaper columnist. Recently be attacked what be called "educational boondoggling." He cited a course la "R etm t lo a " at the state Uni­ versity e f Iowa. Can you imagine tbe hardbeginning If more Jobs ars beaded farmers and business not found in northern cities." men o f tbe Hawkeye state Hers the President Indirect­ muindsrlag their taxes In that manner? ly brings Into the civil rights And MO students tried to message his Juvenile delin­ register for a course in bow­ quency program, m e d i c a l ling at n prominent Texas care under Social Security, college. urban renewal, public hous­ At borne, papa and mamma ing, the anti-crime drive and •re struggling and skimping Improvement o f labor-man­ to help put Junior or Susie agement relations. Th« Pres­ through college. So bow do ident even requests a com- you suppose they feel to find pany-by-company, plant-by­ such flimsy courses Included plant and unloa-by-unlon re­ In the curriculum? In my own field o f payport on squat employment opportunity agreements cov­ chotogy, many o f my col­ leagues assign cockeyed Ph. ering 20 million worker*. The President Is marshal­ D„ thesis topics to tbclr gra­ ing all the executive powers duate students. of Ms etfles to further his o b ­ After three years o f re­ jectives. Its has told his sec- search and a dull thesis, these students usually retary of labor and health, graduate education and wslfaro to deni havs made little or no real directly with local commun­ contribution to science at sit. Indeed, many o ! our cloist­ ities on work relief for unem­ ployed fstheri end aid to de­ ered psychology profs neither pendent children, wherever understand the rudimentary principles of logic, nor do stale cooperation lags. lie has earmarked $400 mil­ they have any "horse sense.” For example, t took Mrs. lion which he had previously cut from his January budget Crane with me a few yeers requests for new aide to edu­ ■go to attend a psychological cation. He has instructed the association meeting whero 1 Departments of Commerce, bad been asked to read a Labor end Health to re-exam­ paper. Rut before my turn on the ine their programs to sec if they cannot give more aid tu program arrived, we sat and listened for 30 minutes to a depressed areas and the long­ dry, sleep-producing report term unemployed. by a psychologist from In­ In short, he makee civil diana. righte an economic problem, This psychologist had sent not a social problem to han­ graduate students into the dle on an emotional or a mor­ community to interview mo­ al basis. thers of a first baby. "Our concern with civil And after 30 minutes desrights must not cause say di­ erlblug the purpose, methods, version or dilution o f our ef­ etc., this Indians phyacotoforts for economic progress," gist then reported the world the President declares. "F or shattering conclusion that: without such progress the Ne­ "After a baby arrivea. It gro's hopes will remain unful­ is more difficult to keep the filled." home tidy than pravlouslyt" Finally, the President Is Mrs. Crane raised her eye­ setting up by executive order brows in sheer disbelief that —until Congre»» gets around anybody would waste the tax­ to establishing it by Uw—a payer's money and preempt new Federal Community Re­ the time of overworked gralations Service. IU function duite students with such an will be to try to restore peace inane end axiomatic project. to communities threatened or It is any wonder your childtorn by racial tensions. ren graduate so poorly equipThis race relatione concil­ ped for life when many of iation service will be empow­ their professors have a kind­ ered to act on invitation of ergarten sense of social pro­ local communities or on its portion? own motion. The Utter option Tbe Bible says, "When tha is an experiment Intended by blind lead tbe blind, tbey both the federal government in fall Into the ditch." what has always been consid­ Perlupe that's why we have ered the domain o f local so many harebrained schemes authority may also mean the tolatod on us taapayers st beginning o f the end of slates' Washington. D. C. rights forever. Obviously, I am bitterly at­ The powers whirb the Pres­ tacked by many of these ident's civil rights message "ivory tower" psychologists, asks Congress to bestow on who insist I am depreciating the United States attorney their exalted scientific pres­ general U another long step tige by "over simplifying psychology by using ^syllable in that direction. Congress will be taking a words and dealing with tri­ long, hard look at IhU whole via." Is the prevention of insanity bill of particulars. It’s going to be a long, hot summer in • trivial matter? Or stopping Washington, 1 a a 1 1a g till divorce, delinquency, school Thanksgiving before it's all drop-outs and trial marriages by teenagers? over—if not CHRISTMAS. The Bible’s aversgs word has only two syllables! had HYACINTH PATROL alt smart newspaper men The Hyacinth Patrol pulls know It is inefficient to use out end deatroy* SB million S J-syllable term when a I«e t«r hyacinths annually to syllabta one will do the trick keep the channel* o f the Pen- just as well, ewe Canal upon tu traffic. Except tor teaching reading WASHINGTON Sack summer slsce I Jeisad is the cobahados of darkest mbarbla I kave grow* a Helping build PERSONAL SECURITY S ^ o tL r tiG w fc - o p C o v i d h t t o n / SECURITY FOR YOU As specialists in savings and home financing, our great pleas­ ure Is to help people like you attain the two-sided blessings o f security i Profitable and safe savings plans The opportunity to own a debt-free home SECURITY FOR THE TOWN YOU LIVE IN The money folks save here finances the purchase and con­ struction o f homes. In turn, these housing dollars pay realtors, cantractogs and building trades craftsmen, moat o f wham re­ side in our community* Such money continues to circulate— creates retail salca-payg grocery bills-generates business in our dly. TOTAL SECURITY FOR AMERICA This asm* chain of events is taking place across the nation in 6,400 savings associations like ours. These savings and loan associations provide 4455 of the homo financing funds in the U.S.A*-put mare than 17 billion dollars to work r ,irrharf" g homes this year. Over tbs years this association, and other* hke it, have helped make ownership possible foe 62% of mil home dwellers. $ 2 9 9 ,0 0 0 JUNE 30,1863 ASSETS First Mortgage Loans Passbook Loans Real Estate Owned Federal Home l.oan Bank Stock Federal Agencies Securities Florida Development Corp. Stock U. 8. Securities Cash on Hand and in Banks Prepaid Federal Insurance Office Building and Equipment <Im s depreciation) LIABILITIES Savings Accounts Loans In Process Other Liabilities Reserves: Specific Reserve* General Reserves Surplus TOTAL $14,390,420.55 276,495.71 79,964.49 196,000.00 104,500.00 MOO.OO 674,087.50 814,022.47 82,143.66 220,147.89 $16,944,984.18 <J£,087,065.11 45,447.01 11,949.87 27,500.06 1.547,716A6 225,305.61 1,800,522.16 H U 44.684JI semi-annual earnings paid savers June 30th �_ ! ___ mmi. fe r n O T n w . J t t l y l 't t - r m l 3 Teams Share Lead In State League Lauderdale, Lakeland, Miami Tied Duren s Eye Glasses Now Have Rose Tint PHILADELPHIA (UP1) — Ryns Duren has bad eyea, half a doirn pairs o f differ­ ent glasses and what U more only one major league game be started and completed for n vlctory—e 3-9 three hitter over Cleveland for the An­ gela, he thinks back la 1841. important just now, a place There's a Une la tbe record am the pitching rotation o f the book that he fanned seven batters in a row in a game o f Philadelphia PhUliei. The old flaming fa it b ill June 9, 1981. By United Press International Lakeland, Miami and Fort ARMS extended and legs slightly bent for good appearance. $ Written far NBA The forward swan Is s benutlful trick that looks moeh (A harder than it Is. It is actually «ns of the simplest o f the hallet tricks. It is performed £ e n ons ski. To get into the swan, drop one ski and raise the free leg as though climbing a ladder. Lean back, grasping the tow CLEVELAND — Arnold bar with hand on the side of Palmer, shooting a four-un­ the working ski. der-par 07, won the threeExtend the free leg straight way playoff at the Cleveland ahead, balancing this action by extending the free arm to tho back. Now awing tba 9 whole body forward and the free foot toward the hack. In this final position, the free leg is borisontal and the knee o f the skiing leg la slightly bent. For appearance, doubly im­ portant In ballet-typo tricks, the extended arms and legs should always be slightly bent, rather than rigidly lock - ad t Palmer Sets Money Record In Winning Standings NATIONAL LEAOtJB W L Pet 45 82 J>84 8t. Louie Loe Angeles 44 82 .579 44 84 JHM San Francisco A Cincinnati 42 35 .545 Chicago 40 35 .533 Milwaukee 88 88 .500 Pittsburgh 87 40 .481 SO 48 .402 Philadelphia 30 4D .380 Houston 29 48 .377 New York Results Yesterday Cincinnati 4, Sen Francisco 8 Pittsburgh 2-1, Philadelphia 1-8 R Houston 4, SL Louis 8 (11 innings) Loe Angeles 2, Milwaukee 1 (Only Games Scheduled) 1. Games Today SL Louis (Simmons 7-3) at Loe Angeles (Drysdala 9-9) <N> Milwaukee (Spshn 11-3) at San Franciaco (Marichsl 12t> (N ) I Cincinnati (Taitourls 3-2) at Houston (Drott 2-0) (N ) New York (Jackson 8-7) at Chicago (Buhl 8-5). Pittsburgh (Gibbon S-5) at Philadelphia (Duren 2-2) (N ) AMERICAN LEAGUE i W L P et 45 28 .618 New York Chicago 45 S3 .577 ^M innesota 43 32 .573 49 34 .511 "B o s to n Cleveland 40 38 ,526 Baltimore 41 39 J513 Loe Angeloe 41 88 JJI3 Banana City 35 40 .467 20 45 .392 Detroit 23 59 .291 Washington Rsedltn Yesterday New York 7, Boston 6 Kansas City 8, Baltimore 4 (Only Gamea Scheduled) Games Today Chicago (Herbert 8-4) at New York (Downing 2-1) (N) Boston (H effner 1-0) at Cleveland (Latman 5-3) (N ) Loe Angeles (Foytack 1-1) at Baltimore (Barber 12-5) <N) Minnesota (Stigman 8-7) at Detroit (Faul 8-5) (N ) A Kansas City (Pena 5-10 at Washington (Osteen 1-8) (N ) 1 Me Raney Romps Over Chase 1 McRaney went to town Monday night la chasing the Chxtea all over the lot to * give them a 24 to 0 drubbing. £M cR aaey got 18 hits, Includ­ ing a homer by Carter and Chaie got only eight hits. Chase OOu 00 0 0— 0 McRaney 531 5010 In June. 1777, George Wash­ ington carried the flag of the United States into battle at Brandywine, and on the second of July it was flown John Paul Jooea* ship, "R anger," at Portamouth, K . H. a JWml ARNOLD PALMER Open Monday over Tommy Aaron and Tony Lema. In winning the big money man of g olf copped the $22, 000 top prise and set a oneyear record of money earned at $35,545. The Latrobe, Pa. star shot a 32 and 35. winning by three strokes over Lenta and Aaron on the 8,018-yard Beechmont course. Palmer's only difficulty came on the 18th hole after he had tho contest sewed up, There he putted three timet from 30 feet out tor his lone bogey. Wilson-Maier Beats Badcocks Lauderdale shared the Flor­ ida State League lead today after a win, a loss and a ralned-out game threw them into a tie. Fort Lauderdale beat Lake­ land 4-2 to make up the onegame difference that had sep­ arated them, and Miami had the night off because of rain at Tampa. In other games, Orlando squeaked by St. Petersburg 2-1 In an 11-innlng game and Saraiota beat Daytona Beach 8-7. Chet Trail and Gary Lon­ don rapped out singles in the ninth after two teammates drew walks to give Fort Lau dentate a win at Lakeland and move the Yankees into the three-way tie for first place. Curt Sauer pitched 11 in­ nings of tight ball for Orlan­ do and then his teammates took over and scored the win­ ning run. Second baseman BUI Wagner singled with a teammate aboard and St. Petersburg left fielder hobbl­ ed the ball just long enough to let the run score. Sarasota exploded' in the third Inning for a six-run rally. Centerfielder B u d d y Bradford banged out a deepflying triple with the bases loaded for three runs, and three consecutive s i n g l e s (cored tbe other three runs. Tonight, Miami la at Tam­ pa for a doubleheader and Fort Lauderdale goes to Lakeland, St. Petersburg to Daytona Beach and Sarasota to Orlando for single games. The standings; W L Pet. Lakeland 3 a .600 Miami 3 2 .600 Ft. Lauderdale 3 2 .600 2 2 .500 Tampa Orlando 2 2 MO 3 4 .428 Sarasota S t Petersburg 2 3 .400 Daytona Beach 2 3 .400 LITTLE TOMMY MAGGARD. five-year-old Orlando fisherman, showed up the adult experts nt Weklva River Haven last Saturday. While the adults were having some luck with bream and catfish, Tommy cast out front the landing be­ tween the parked boats and hooked two fairly lartre bass. Tommy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mtiggard, -1951 Cassatt Avenue, Orlando. The Switch: Boxing Writer Turns Pro PAINESVILLE, Ohio (UP1) haired McKinney needed only — Man bites dug! Rider car­ une minute of the first round ries hone! And now—Jack to knock out middleweight (Itnbo) McKinney, b o x i n g Alvin Green of Akron, Ohio, writer o f the Philadelphia In a scheduled four-rounder Daily News, turn* professionSaturday night In St. Mary's id fighter. Gym. Left hooks to the chin Referring to this nearly in­ credible aw itch today promo, ter Don Elba urn of Painesvi IIt; declared; "And he is ons fellow who can puts his fists whero his mouth Is." Klbuuni, who promotes pro­ fess ionn I shows in the (iUOseat fit. Mary’s Gymnasium in I’ ainesvills, was talking about writer-fighter McKin­ ney and nat about Cassiua Clay. Stocky, muscular, dark- The Shriners beat the Elks 5 to 0 (n the Junior League Monday getting four hits to the Elks two. Fordham pitch­ ed the winning game and M. Staples was the losing hurler Elks 000 OOO 0—0 Shrine 401 (MO x—5 r i f.s , BIG TRADE-IN ALLO W ANCE _ A rab -D O -IT I I I M I T I CONT When You Trade For The Famous Vaionl Ne Job Too Tough • Smooth Performance. Wo Sell • Service • Demon­ strate And Trad*. . vr M l Phone PA 2-7928 WhispAir l<M- -r •• 4' •H : , Central Air Conditioners ’•I r 1 9 and Heat Pumps I Mounts On The Wall — Outdoors or Indoors C A LL NOW! 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Six new opponents have been added to the Tara ached ule. The new opponents will bo Florida Presbyterian, Ten­ nessee Wsilsyan, Catawba, LaGrangt, Huntingdon cad Frederick College. The Tars, members o f tbe Florida Intercolleglata Con ference, will play 12 home gamai. BEACH, and have the Sanford Herald A favorite German fish dish is carp cooked in beer, ac HILL LUMP Eli A cording to the Encyclopedia HARDWARE CO. 2517 Country Club Road Britannica. 218 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. ■v'-Jr Rollins Slates 26 Cage Tilts DAYTONA (UPI) — Qualifying trial* for NASCAK’e Shriners Blank Elks 5 to 0 Our United States Army has always moved forward Wllaon-Maler defeated Bad to meet the challenges or times. Since its inception IMS cock Monday night, getting years ago, the Army's fight­ nine runs on nine hits while ing men have made it an the losers were able to put essential fighting force. over only three runs on 10 hits. Emerson of WUson Maier hit for the circuit. Don Massie was pitcher for the winners and Jim Jernigao for the loser*. Badeock 000 030 0—1 Wilson-Maier 029 115 dropped Green twice. Jolting Jack, who had some amateur fistic experience be­ fore squaring off against a type writer, turned profession al Saturday night at the uge o f 33. He weighed 107 pounds to Green’s 105. “ And I would say," con­ tinued Ktbaum, “ McKinney should have at least 10 good fighting years left—on the bnsis of thu Archie Moore ami Sugar Roy Robinson careers.' and n good illder make tbe currtnt set of glasses rose tinted and for tba moment at least, the big Texan is out of tho fire department He's a ■tarter, not ■ stopper, some­ thing of a departure from his customary big league role. Durrn has mads three re­ cent starts for the Phils, by necessity at the beginning, and he’ s done quite well with n 1-1 record and no decision after nine innings In hia third Hart. He went six-innings-plus in bit beginning i gainst the Reds, gave It the old college try against the Meta and left for a pinch hitter in the sixth with a 1-9 deficit — a tainted run, by the way—and blazed through nine innings against the Cubs before leaving tied 3-3 when, with a little bit of luck, he might have won 3-0. Seems like baseball always hia accepted Duren aa a re­ liever, and hi* starter role might be regarded aa an In­ novation. Actually, It la some­ thing old bat. In that the for­ mer Yankee fireman made starts for the Los Angeles An­ gels last year and the year before. " I w u a Harter coming In to the majors with Kansas City. You don't como Into the big leagues aa a reliever, do you J" Duren observed. "But then t guess I did most o f my time in relief." Actually, he can remember 4th Q u alifyin g Runs S at To d a y PER WEEK FA M M �t H t f t m U g« l Notice U f ilN o t iM Ltgol Norict F 14444 n E iu n r r o r v IT. That IX D . Daniel tha koldar a f tka follow la g eertlfiesta kaa filed m id eertlflcetc far tax deed to ba leaned thrrnon. T h a *«rttfl**ta n u n to r and pater a f lasganca. th* d**erlptl*B *f th* property. and lb * asm * la which It waa ow e d nra a* follow s) Cartl neats No. I M T ea r af leawaec* ISM _ w o t ic e F lorida Legal Notice 4V T U B riR C T fT CRUET OP TM R NINTH JTBdTtdL CIR­ CUIT, IN AND FOB HRRL. NOLR COUNT*, FLORIDA, CRANUEBY NO. MBS • l i t t o r i n rr t i t l r EDGAR B. KINO eud ROSA C. KINO, hi* wife. Plaintiff*. p a ge I I e f th* Publlo R e ­ cord* o f Seminal* Coun­ tp. Florida. PARCEL TWO L ot* t, i. A ii. i i . t7. 11, 14, 14) II, 13, 3A 14 and 13 o f OAK MANOR, according ta th* plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book I t, pag* 13 n f th* Public R ecord! o f Aemtnolo County. Florida. PAR CEL TUBER T h* Northeast 'A o f tha Eouthesst Id o f Faction 37, Tow nship 31 Aouth, R a n g * 31 EasL PARCEL FOUR T h e East 4 o f th* W *st H o f ih* Koothweet 14 o f Ih* Northeast 4 o f •ac­ tion 37, Tow nship II ■outh, Hang* 31 Ea*L PARCEL FINE T h e W est 4 of th* South• set 4 , and th* South­ e a st 4 a f th* X oulheait 14, o f Sec IIon IT, T o w n ­ sh ip 11 South, Rang* t l E ast, nnd lha Northwari 14 o f th* Southwest 4 , nnd the North 4 o f tho ■outhw eat *4 o f th* South­ w est 4 o f M ellon II, T ow n sh ip 11 South, Ilans* At East. PARCEL BIX T h * East 4 o f th* W est 4 o f th* Northeast 4 o f th * Southwest 4 o f S ec­ tion II, Township 11 Aouth, Ila n g * I I East T h * nam* o f th* Court In which suit ha* been Instituted Is th* C ircuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Crcult. In and for Bemlnnl* County, Florida. Th* abbreviated lltl* to tho cue* I* J a ck P. Etdrldge, a lso known aa J. F. Etdrldge, a lso known aa J. P. Etdredge, and Audrey Luule* Eldrldge, also known a* Audrey Louie* K ldredg*. also know se Audrey Kldrldgo, also known as A ud­ rey IEldrldge, hie w ife, plaintiffs, ve. W. II. Howard, •t at., defendants. Th* des­ cription of th* reel property Involved la a* set forth above. You and each o f pou are hereby notified that suit to remora clouds from and to quiet and confirm the title lo tho above described p r o ­ perty hsa been brought agalnet you tn th* above atyled caue* by lb* plaintiffs designated therein, and you ere hereby required to file your answ er or other defvnslv* pleadings with th* Clerk o f tho Court, end sere* a copy thereof upon ■laaaett end Tuck, attorney for th* plaintiffs, T Maitland I’lala. Maitland. Florida, on or before the Ind day o f Auguat, 1M1. If you fall to to to, a Decree I'm Confssan w ill be entered agolnet you for th- relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand end th* teal uf th* eald Court In Han­ ford, H-mlnoi* County, Florida, thla :« lh day o f June, 1443. (HEAL) Arthur If. Ileckw lih, Jr. Clerk Ily; Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk (a) Marlon Turk Harlan (Turk, o f the firm e f lU ia e lt and Turk 7 Maitland Plata Maitland, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff* 1‘ uMlah July 7, I, 14, 31, 1441. L'DK-14 NOTICE IS HKBfJRV O IV. t k t i i n n if . m u . u m b a ld ­ BN, T h a t David Rome, the er o f Ik* foM ow llA sari tft sat* h older o f tho follow in g cerlu filed M i l N r iin « * U h r tlflim t* bee filed eald rsrtltl. ta s <m « I* I t I m H IM M M . c a l* f o r fax deed to be f*. n f ___ _ R D u M tk* Th* certifies*# m k r •ued thereon. T h* eartlflest* t tm m i * « i« a «*rti- r u r ad In i i d m , tM f w r l f num ber and pear o f Issuance, B U K A M. BRYANT. *t at.. % m I M H U *#ftl*1«Bt* u m *r u « w m r t f . u l U r Defendants. Ih * description o f Ih* proper­ 1 t* b* I m M ■ i r t |a which It w a r r r r r r r r f .n o t i c e o r s i r r ty , end th* name In which r r r u fe llo w s : TO* ELIZA V . BRYANT. If la was aeaeeeod a rc aa follow *! C rftlfle rtr N r. H it T m r r* C ertifica te No. H id Tear a f alive, and If deaL her un­ Israaae* 1 MT. known helru, devises*, le g s , laauanea 1441, tees, o r grants**; c. P. W H IPBlp*,lM fL“ o? N * m W » W in « k b I ft Dot 3* (Lee* Ht R /W ) Blk. PLE. deceased, end th* UnMarked Itaw rrcd Olenroo* La* a ria F ar*. A Sportsm en'* Pared l»». k n ow s heirs, devisees, le g s MB#** l a vh tak aa r a i l 1 1 - Pint Book 4 Fag* D P U t R eck A R u e 13 A t***) rr*nt***s, creditor!, a *. l rrar - • A rU a r L Jarhara. Kama la which nccccscd Oso■Ignees or other person* JM* r f r a lf n a w l r t o i t i _ i ft. M ales*. A ll a f said Nam* la which aat*e«*d C ar­ claim ing, bp, through, seder la . U r C ra a ly r f M a la o lr . preportp ha lag Ib tha Cauntp te r R. A Ruby C- Bushmen. - r agalnet th* eald r . P. •tat* r f F terlfa. O il*** aack e f Bs m Iso Io, Btata af Florida. A ll a f **ld property bring W H IPP LE deceased: T. w ! ebftlfU ate ik a lt kr r r f r r a w f Unlaw sa ck cartlfteafa shall In th* County o f Hemlnol*. W RIPPLE aad R W. WHIPa e a r r fla * id la w tka property ba radeewad according In law Etat* o f Florida. Unite* *ueh I L B , as Eseculere ef th* daacrlkrf Ih rack ra rtlflca U tba propertr deacrlhed tn aacb eortlflcata ehall be redeemed B etel* o f C. P. WHIPPLE. k* a rlf ta U r klsfcrrt certifica te w ill bn sold to th* a ccord in g to la w th* property T> W . WIIIPPLE. at U r frra t door o f highest bidder a t tha front described In such certificate Individually, If g i u ,. JU1 * f m M ^ r j r t t i if m )b*I* C M f t r c h a r t door n f th* Xemlnal* County w ill ha sold to lb * highest dead, h it unknown heir* d»mm a t Asafbrd, Florid*. aa ( h a r t Houe* at Banford, F lor­ bidder at lha front door o f r f FWrtds. C alrrr rw * rrrtl« r greet***; I ftrrt N * a d # y t » tk t w oa tk ida. on tha first Monday la th* Aamlnol* Countp Court Tl**** • _ 1* flM tr M l kr w I m « * 4 „ W H IPPLE the uakeewa l i n k . i » S wklcb la U r tka Month a f August, IMA Houe* a t Hanford, Florida, on rrr* la* I* tew U * ! •IJY- Ot T. W. WHIPw hich la th* I lk dap af tha flrat Monday In th* month * " * ■ H alive, and If deed, her H b d a r af Audbst, 1 NJ. daaartbad la — U r highest (O fficia l Clark1# Sm I) August, IM I. w ill to Ml* o f August, IMS, which la the unknown hairs, devisees legeArtkar ft. Beckw ith Jr. Dntad this l i s t dap a f Map Ith dap o f Auguet. IM A larilV C ra rt Clark Clrealt Court, IM A t a r M aVla ia C »rV r r a lr” lr Court Dated thla llt h day o f MIIIPPLE, Individually, If ■•m laolr Co* M f, n o r - (O fficia l Clark's A*al) lU a r r a t f a a ir r f . ITefW fc • » Jane, IM I. allva, and If dead, hie unknewn Arthur H. B eckw ith, Jr., (O fficia l C lerk's Seal) heir*, devisees, legal**,. nr P o h l l .k W .t r t , lb I I , M . I H t Clerk Circuit Court, A rthur II. Beckw ith Jr. grant***; ----- - W llll-P LE . th* O Q K -li J , _____________________ AaMlnal* Couatp, Florid* (Berk Circuit Court, unknown w ife. If any, ur w « » Publish J a lr A A 1A IA IMA Hemlnol* County, F lo r­ W . WHIPPLE, If e l f ; . , C D IC -ll ida. If dead, her unknown helru, Publish! Jalp 3, 4, Id, 31. IM I devisees, legatees or grant***; IB TWN c B a c c r r c a t B T s r CUK-4 “ " 1 ti § - BRYANT, If alive, C lrtk cir r a lt Craft T U B NINTH JCDM.IAA CIBand If dead, hla unknown helrx In fat Batata o f M a la r ) * O aaalr. J J r r lt o CCFF B P AND FOB BMNU devisees, legatee*, o r gran­ ROT ICR OF APPLICATION OUXTAP ARTH U R JOBKAON Faktlrb j a l r lb h 1«. **. 1M ttees; F O R T A X DEED Deo * or A M A D COUNTY, FLO E D A . CHANCERY BE. IMBO “ I 'l l ___________ And all persona o r peril** ( See. Ik d .ll F lorida s te ls te e 1 l sca t claim ing any Interest by. m Am m M s n ^ c u n ! T H E BOWERY A A V I N O A BANK under „ r agalnet NOTICE IE H EREBY G IV ­ through, ; “ lAMSA AAAIAFP Plaintiff, any o f th* above known or EN, T h a t David Home, th* c a r atm s v*. parti** .m l ALL holder o f the follow in g ce r ­ unknown Tnu and rack a f pan nr* MD9PH OrBBON, Jr.. *1 ug tificate hsa filed eald ce rtifi­ PCHHCOa JIAVIj Ntl fill h*r*bp entitled and required Detendaete. cate fo r feu deed to be leauad CLAIMING a n y K H T A T K n o t ic e n ftix p * * aw . T u t Oar Id K*«*. Ik* In present snp ctalM* and d e ­ BOm CR H P ■ AI.R n itilfT , TITLK OR INTEIL Ibereon. The certifica te num­ which poa. « r *11h er af S f * f af tka w i r r t i f w - mands NOTICE IA H E R B O r OIV- ber and pear o f leeuanee, tha EAT IN THE REAL PR ii PKR. pan, map b a r* against tha w BN that on tho llth dap at description o f the properly, llflaata kaa Iliad JfM “ W*” ta le o f UUBTAP ARTHUR »J,Kw K,N nW CIU H EU JIKaala far tax da»d la ba UaaM JOHNSON, deceased, lata af Julp, IMS, at 11:14 a. m. at and tho nama In which It 1UJ)iv , TO W IT: S m I " Tka aarlineaia atftnlo jf* I, 4 a nd I, !*«■ the said Couatp, la tha Countp lh a eael door o f th* Court wa* aaaeeeed are aa follow s: karaaf W « IM a .c a .t M Tear o f _ at Xamtaot* Countp, H ouse o f Aemlnols Countp, at C e rtio ra te No. 11)4 '*** f *** lh *r»of. In faaarlpUaa af iiiiMtk if, a i/ ta m o n t e Florida, a t kla affle* In tha Aanford, Florida, tho under­ leeuanee: 1M1| r a d tka, a a « a la wkich U w a r court houe* a f said C ouatp at signed Clerk w ill o ffe r for D oarrlpllaa a f P rw prrtn c o m m e r c ia l CENTER aaaaacaf arc aa follawai , . Hanford. Florida, within ala aalo I* Ih* htgh**t *nd beet according to the plat L ot* I lo II A lb A IT to C a r tlfla r u No. M M Taar calendar month* from th o time bidder for c*ih th* follow ing thereof a * rscor-lrd In 14 A It to 4! Oviedo T e r­ ••scribed reel properlpt laaaaata IH It o f Ih* first publication o f this Flat Rook 4, p ig * u , Pub. race lin t llonk II, Pegs 4. Lot *. Block H CntPNTRT nojlce. T a n copies o f each Ilo Record* o f Brmlnol* A ll (Laaa T aacO w ood ■*♦- claim ' or demand shall b a la CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. Nam* In which a*a*ei*d D. D. Cuunty, Fliirlda, Ruth Daniel. All o f eald tlaa TW O A P a n Dcaa. fa w riting, and shall atata Ih* I, according to tho plat A pro p a r t y being In the - 7 i hI “ f ,h* Cu'"-‘ I" O RB IM F a i t AIT A o r b plac* o f rw ldono* and post o f thereof as recorded In Plat County of Hemlnol*, Htale which suit ha* he*n Instituted Fa « a CM) Btk. I T s a g ls - flea address o f Ih* *lalmant, Bosk II. Pag* leo. Public o f Florida. Unless s u c h I* th* Clreult Court o f the rrood H a»U t Flat B ook * and shall ba awarn la bp th* Ifeoorda of Acmlnola Coun­ certificate ehall be redeemed Nlnlh Judicial Circuit, In and ty, Florida, P ax* M. claim ant his a gen t or attar' ccording lo law the property for Hemlnol* County. Florid*. ftaai* la w b ltb a*aa***l W all- nap and accompanied bp a fil­ togeth er with a ll structure*. a The abbreviated title to th* deicrlbed In euch cerlH Irete nature*, ap­ htora C. Phillip*. J f i lac.. ing fen o f one dollar and snch Improvements, ElMIAIl n. KING end III be sold to th* highest AH a f acid proper! r b *ln * claim or demand not su filed pliances, and appurtenance* on bidder at th* front door o f lltriA C. KING, hi* wlf*. v * r . ■aid lend or used la con ju n c­ la Ih* Couatp a f acailnolc, ■hall he void. th* Hemlnolt Cauntp Court sue ELIZA M. IIRYANT, *t *|.. tion therewith. ■ ta t* a f Florida. Ualasa each ALB E R T JOHNSON This eel* Is mad* pursuant lloue* at Hanford, Florida, on defenilante. Th* dsscrlptlon of aartlftcata chall k* radeemd A s admlnlatratnr o f ih* th* ftret Monday In th* month the rest property lnvolve<l |e accord in g la la w U * propartr Batata o f OUHTAF AR to f in d decree o f foreclosure o f Auguet, 1443. which la th* forth shov». tn Chancery action daoerlbod la in ch aartKIeala THUR JOHNBON. deceased entered Ith dap o f Auguet, t i l l . You anil xiifh o f you ara w lU ka arid to u * hlghsat Publish) Julp A A IA IA IM I No. H IM now pending In the hereby notified t h „ lu tl |n Dated this M lh dap a f k U l i r a t Ih* fro a t door o f tka C D K -I Clreult Court o f and for June, 1411. remove rloude from and to Eemlneto Countp, Florida. M a l a a l t Couatp Court lloua* (O fficial Clerk's Heel) qolet and cunflrm th* title tu a t Aanford, Florida, on th* IB TH E C tR C V rr COURT OF DATED this Stth dap a f Arthur II. Ileckwlih Jr. Ih* ahuv* described properly ftra t Monitor In ih* Month o f TH E BIBTM Jt'D IM A L M B - June, tt fA Clerk Circuit Court, Hem. hill bvrii hroiifchl .iKiliMt you A a iu a t. t i l l , which I* th* r t ir r . i b a n d f o b o m h i b . (HEAL) In the above etylvd ranee by Inole Cuunty, Florida. OLD COUNTY. FLOBIDA. Arthur It. Backwtth. Jr., •th dap a f A a ta tt. IM A Publleh: July 2, I, If, 33, 1441. Iho plaintiff* it * e I g n a t * il CMABCRRT BIX I B M c le r k of th* Circuit Court C (O fficia l Clerk's a*al) D K .I4 therein, and you are hereby A rtk a r H. Beckwith Jr. PBD BRAt, NATIONAL MOIIT M irlh a T. Vlhlen require,] |a f n , jo u r answ er OAOR ASSOCIATION, a sorDeputy Clerk Clark circ u it Court. Born or other defensive pleading* IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF porallon, Anderson, Rush, Dean, Inal* C ounlr, Florida. THE NINTH JUDIITAI. CIH - with the Clerk o f the Circuit Plaintiff, lo w n d e a A van den llerg P u h ll.h ! Jalp t, t, If. II , 11*1. u u r r o r a n j i f o b u k b i . to u r t , end serve a copy there­ A ttorneys for Plaintiff COK-T o f upon llseaett and Tuck, A t­ NOI.K I'll! NTY. FM IHII4. IIKnMAN B. cnt-BMAN and SSI Keel Central Avenue torney* for plaintiffs, 7 M elt, UH4NCKBV NO. IWHMI H a r m o r application M ART L B B COLEMAN, hie Orlando, flo r id * FIKMT N A T I O N A L CITY land I’ lasa, Maitland, Florida, WlfA Publish July A IMA row TA B D U O on o r baror* tha 3 n,| day o f BANK, T II II H T K B HOIlliDofendanle. C D K -lt !■*#. l» U t riaatda ■la taboo W A II N K II COlUUItAfTIUM August, IM I. |f j „ u . w n m o r s v r » ib ad W O ) Pro Cunfesso Mow-roASMi r a n n e t o a f b e (Bam l a c i d Florida hfalatoa CONTRIBUTORY It E T l- R EM ow er « h e r e b y o iv MBNT INCOME TltlW T N o 3 Will -h o water ad against y o u KM. T h a t D. D. Daniel tka TO: Herman R ralem an and • taca) for Ih* relief ‘ saegh l In Hi* UNDER Aft RE KM KMT DATED , M*rp Lee Coleman NOT ICR o r APPLICATION h old er o f the follow ing certi­ Complaint. MARCH U IM I, Addrewea Unknown fob tas n r .r u fica te kaa filed eald certificate WITNKtM my hand and Ib* Ton, defendants, ere hereby Plaintiff, f o r ta x deed to be leased NOTICE IH IIKIIKIIY OIVKX seal of th* eald Court In Han­ thereoa. Th* a ertin ea lt num­ n otified that a com plaint to T h a i D. D. Daniel, Ih* hold­ •ve. ford, Hsmlnole County. F lo r­ n. c h i i -dh and b e r and pear o f leeuanee, tka foreclose a certain m ortgage er e f th* follow ing certificate c i r .u n .n s the follow ing described haa filed eald certificate fo r MARY L riin .D H . his w ife, id a this 34th day o f June, description o f th* property, an a n d th* ncm * la which It w ee prnpsrtp, to w ill la a dr*d lo ba Issued thereon end HAIIVKY W. C U IT end (Heal) l.n l I, nlock I. W R A TII- T h * eortlflcata number end JKAMK M. CLAY, Me wife. aaeeeeod nr* a* follow *! Arthur It. nrckw ltb, Jr. KRHFIEI.lt rtflH T AUDI. Defendant*. C ertifica te No. M l T ear a f yea r e f leeuanee, the descrip­ Clerk T it IN, according In th* tion e f lb* property, and th* NOTICE OF M I,H Baauanca 1M0 Byi Martha T. Vlhlen plat thereof, es recorded name In which It waa aeeeeesd NOTICE IH HKRKIIY OIVOeoertpl ton ad Pr*a«rbpi In Plat llonk II. p a ge II, ara aa follow et Deputy cle rk BN that en th* 13U) day o f M H or A MI.T1 f t o f W 411.41 P u blic nceorde o f Xsrelael* Harlan Tuck, o f the firm •( July, IM I at 11:0-1 A. M. at f t o f BW U l i e n W H ) «*etlon C ertificate No. d ll Tear o f Cauntp, Florida, the main door o f th* Court Riaeett end Tuck *4 Township 1 . A Range n leeuanee, III*. haa been filed aRalnat png In Maitland Plain lloU'B o f Hcmlnnl* Counlr, nf Deeevlptlao ad Property) K art Warn* la w hich acsesecd D arld tho nhove-sfyled suit and you Lot a (twee E lu ft.) Kn Hanford, Florida, the under­ Mall land, Florida ere required lo serve a copy Attorneys for Plaintiffs signed Clerk wilt o ffe r fo r A Minute Uueh. All n f eald chanted Manor I’ te l llook •ale to th* highest end hevt ‘ ■"'J1'.'' Ju,r 3> ». I«. 31. 14(1 p roperlp being In th* County o f you r Answer or Pleading ta II, P eg* SI. the Complaint on P la in tiffs a f Xemlaole, Xtal* o f Florida. In whlrh nsseeesd bidder for real) the follow in g a»I *13 JOMRPIt M. MU. Name Vnlea* such certificate shall attorney, D w ight W. A lie* trice M. described real property: RAHKO. P. O. lint 131, Fern l o t 111. OAKLAND HILIJt. |N TIIE UtHt l IT COURT « F 1># redeemed acron lln g In law All of m id p ro­ Park, Hemlnol* County, F lor­ U rlgge. nccordlng to th* plat T il 41 NINTH J l l l l t 'M I . ( l u ­ th o propertr deacrlhed In sunk ida, perly being In the Coun­ nod file Ih* original Anathereof a* recorded III l l IT. IN 4 Nil FI)R B41BI. certifica te w ill be sold to the ty of H* m I n o 11 , Htat* wep nr Pleading In lha office I 'L l llonk II. I'age* *3 .N01.43 COUNTY, IT.IHMM. highest bidder at th* front of Florida. Unless such A 4t. Public Records o f CfINNCr.H* Nf). 1.1331 dour o f th* Bemlnnl* C ounlr nf th e rierh o f th* Circuit certifica te ehall be redremrd Hemlnol* County, Florida, Hi t r t o m iir r t i t i . h Court Ifnuee at Hanford, F lor­ Court on or before Ih* Xlet a ccording tn la w the properly nf July, IMI. If you fall together with all structures. id#, on th* first Monday In day t* ELIGUDOK. also lo dn so, a decree pro m n freio described In such certificate Improvements, llu u ree, appli­ JACK known aa J. I'. ELDHIDGK. 1h* month o f August, IMI, will he taken against you fur w ill ba eold to th* hlglieet w hich Is th* Ith dap of th* relief demanded In th* bidder at tha front door o f ances, end lippurtenance* on aleo known aa I. I’. ELDthe Hemlnol* County Court said land or used In con ju n c­ HEDGE, and AUDREY LDUAugust. IM I. Complaint. tion therewith. Dated this H ot dtp o f Mep, 1HK KLDRIIN.1K, alt,i known WITNKRH mr hen,l and nffl. lloue* at Hanford, Florida, on T h is sale Is made pursuant 11*1. rial seal nf nfflra af Hanford, (he first Monday In the month lo final decree nf foreclosure a* AUDREY IJIUIHK K M i­ ll III Hi K. *l«o known a* AUD­ dOtflclal C lerk's deal) o f August, 1443, which Is th* County, this Stth entered In Chancery action REY ELD RII h IE, aleo known Arthur II. Ileckw lih, Jr., Hemlnol* dth day of August. 1441. day n f June, IMS. No. 1100 ’. now pending In the Clerk Circuit Court, ** AUDREY L KLDIUDGK, Dalad tbl* S le l day e f May, (HEAL) Circuit Court or and for hi* wlf*. ■emlnol* Counlr. Florida IMS. A rthur ft. Beckwith, Jr, HetnlnoL County, Florida. Publish Julp A A I*. M . IMI. Plaintiffs, (O fficial Clerk'* Heal) Clerk n f Circuit Court DATED this 31th day a f v*. Arthur II. ILrkwIlh, Jr.. O O K -dl B y: Martha T. Vlhlen June, 1)43, Clerk Circuit Court, HemW. II. HOWARD, ri e l . I). C. iia t h h c m c t in r c o t iw r o r (H EAD Defendants. I nut# County, Florid*. TM R A l b l H JUDICIAL CIR­ Joseph M. Muraaho Arthur H. Ileckwlih, Jr. NtvrH'4; OF at IT Publleh; July I, 4, 14. 33. 1441. P. O. Bo* flS CUIT OF A I D FOB HBMI.NClerk o f th* Clrroti Court TO) W. If HOWARD. If CDK-1A Fern Park. Fla. OLB COUNTY. FLORIDA, B y: Marl ho T, Vlhlen alive, end If dead, hi* unknown I'uhlfaht July t, A M. S3. 1141 CHABCMBT BO, H IM Deputy Clark IN TH H CIBCUrr COI BT OF helre, devleeev, Irgaleee, nr AMERICAN K EUR UAL. MAY. C D K -tt TMR NINTH JUDICIAL C IR ­ Anderson. Ilueh, Dean grantees; ANNA V. WIl-tWVN, IKtlH AND UOAS AXMOUA IN t h e c i n t 'i r r c o m i t n r CUIT o r a n d f u n nr.M iB- Lownd>s A van den llarg a lto known na ANNA R. W IL ­ t i u n o f r u m .U A . pu|>m f TH E NINTH JUDICIAL TIE Attorneys for Plaintiff OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. SON, devested, and tha un­ 113 East Central Avenue IN rllAhUKM Y NO. ISIU C U T OF A Nf) FOB SEES known helra. d*Gv***, lega ­ FED ERAL NATIONAL MOIIT- lirlsndo, Florida NOI.PS COUNTY, r t o s m . tee*, grutileea, creditor*, as­ ItoflE R T t . WHICH, at nx IN ClfANCMBY NO. I B M Cl AUK AHUOCIATIUN, a c o r ­ Publish July 3, 1441. sign***, or other person* and c l el, _ . L'DK-II pora (Ion, F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT claim ing by, through, under Defendant*. P lain tiff, II AO HI ASSOCIATION, a cor nr against the ■ell AN'NA V. h o w a a o p iu r r ib poratlaa. WIICHIN. a lto hm.wn a* ANNA NOTCH o r BALR ■OBTOAOH FOMKCLOSIR* CLAY II. HUTTON and ANN Plaintiff, NOTICK IX IIERKIIY O IV- ft WHJtON. deceated; H lllltTOi EDMUND TIIOMI’MON and v*. K. BUTTON, hla w ife. l.KY WltaU>N WKI-OII, It PATRICIA THOMFMUN, Defendants. tlS that pursuant tn lha Final alive, and If deed, her un­ CHARI,EH R. THOMPSON and Deere* of Foreclosure end hi* wife, NOTICH OP BALM HUNAN THOMPSON, Hale entered In Ih* cause known helra, derlaese. lega ­ HEaiDKNCK: UNKNOWN NOTICE IH IIERKIIY G IV ­ Defendants. In th* Circuit Court, te**, o r grantees; ------'WELCH, AND TO: A ll parties claim ing EN that oa Ih* llt h day o f pending NOTICE OF M L H the unknown huvbend. If any. Interest* bp, through, unJuly, IMS. a t 11:40 AM., at la and for Hemlnol* County, o f H i l t I l L E T W I L S O N NOTICE IH HKRKIIY OtV Florida, Cea* Docket No. IS.d*r or against U o afore­ th* frunl door o f (he Court K.N that on the llth d * r » f th* undersigned Clerk WELCH. If alive, end If dead, said persona llnuee of Hemlnol* County, at 117. TOD ARK herebp notified Julp, I f t l , e f 11-4* A. M. at Hanford. Florida, the H onor­ w ill sell the property situated hie unknown belre. devisee#. lha front door o f tho Court In said County described as; legatee*, or granleet; CATH ­ that a Complaint to forscloe* able Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr., lleglnnlng l i t feet W est ERINE It. WILSON, If alive, a certain m ortgag* encumber- Ituuea o f H«mlnul* County, at Clerk o f th* Circuit i*nur| nf Hanford. Florid*, the H onor and lb (eel North o f th* and If dead, her unknown la g the follow ing described nbla Arthur H. neokw ltl), Jr.. Hemlnol* County, Florida, w ill Houlheaet corner o f the helra, devlaeea, Irgatrea, or real propertr. ta-w llt offer for eel* I* th* highest OHANOE LA ND HoUlhweet o f Hectlon 14. grant***: A ot It. WILLIAMRON C lerk o f th* Circuit Court of and beet bidder fo r cash, al Tow nship 30 Houth, Range COMPANY, a dissolved Flor MEIGIITM. according to Sem inole County, F lorida, wltl publlo outcry, Ih* follow in g o ffe r for eel* to tho highest Ida corporation, and th* un th* plat thereat as record­ 13 East, thence run North described properly o f the D e­ 13b feet, thence run W est known atalgna. vueretsor* In ed In Flat Book II, pag* end beet bidder for cash, at fendant* CLAY If. HUTTON (rutleat or other SI. Public Rewrite o f Hem publlo outcry, th* follow in g and ANN 1C. HUTTON, hi* 1*1 feet, thence run Bouth Intareat, described property o f the D* 11b test, thence run Kaat parties claim ing by. through, Inola County, Florida, w ife: fendente C H A R L E S II. under o r agalnet eald Oil DU feet to the Point o f ha* b*an filed against peg In Lot A Block I I . NORTH and SUSAN ANGt: LAND COMPANY; LU­ Beginning, Ih* gh ors-etyled sulk and you T H O M P S O N O il LAND)) FI RUT A D D I­ a re required to ssrva n eopy TIIOMINMIN TION. accord ing lo plal TOGETHER with ell stru c­ CY R. RUUD, eteo known us Lot t«. Bloch «. W E ATI! o f you r Answer or oil thereof recorded tn P la l tures end Improvement* now U II. RUUD, If alive, and It KRHPIKLD r it tr r r a d p i rtea d ln g ta the Complaint un Hook II, Pag** I I and 34.) end hereafter on said land dead, her unknown heir*, de­ THAN, according to th* P la in tiff's attorneys, AN PBRPublic Record* or Sem in­ aad fu t u r e , attached thereto, visee*. legatees, end grantees: plat (hereof a* recorded MOO IlK, deceased BON, HUH If. DEAN, LOWNPKM and all rente. Issues, proceeds, ADA K. ole C ounlr, Florida. In P lal llonk 11, P ag* M, A ran den IIKIIG. I l l Kant Including: W all H eater • P an - and profile accruing and to tha unknown heirs, devieee*. Publlo Records o f Herat Central Asenue, Orlando, F lo r­ legato**, g route i «. creditor*, accrue from eald premise*, all elray - Model FAN43 not* County, Florida. ida. and file th* original Ans­ other person llo l water H ealer - Day A o f whlrh ere Included within atalgnees o r International o f Utica w e r o r oth er Pleading la the th* foregoing description and claim ing by, through, or un Night . Model ISO Furnace — Model OHM I I offla # o f Hi* Clerk o f the O r Kang* • F rigldalro • Model ilia habendum thereof; a lio der th* aald ADA K. MOO11): E-D suit Court on or before Ih* all gas, steam, electric, w ater, deceased; JACK M onitK . If HH14 • le t dap o f Julp, 1443. I f pou togeth er with alt structures together w ith all struclura* and other heating, cooking, alive, and It dead, hie un­ and Improvements, then or fa ll to do BO, a decree pro and Improvements, then or refrigerating, lighting, plum b­ k n ow * helre. devieee*. Inga confeaeo w ill ke taken agalnet thereafter on eald land. ing. ventilating. Irrigating, Ires, end gran ites; OHRID■hereafter on eald land. T h is la mad* pureuant pou for Ih* relief demanded A. HULL deceased* This I* mad* pursuant to ■ad power ayatrme, machines, TINE Final Decree o f F oreclosure in tho Complaint. the unknown helre, Final Decree o f Foreclosure appliances, natures, and ap and This N otice shall fc* publish­ entered In lb* above eases. entered la the a b ove cause. purlenencee, which now are devise**. l e g a t e e * , gra n ­ ed once a weak for fou r cun- Chancery Docket No. H IM , Chancery D ocket No. 11133, or may hereafter pertain to. tees, creditor*, seelgnees or necutlv* w ash* In Ih* Banford n ow pending tn the Ctreull new pending In the Clreult or be used with. In, or on aald other person* claiming by, Court e f and for Aomlnol* Caert o f and to r Hemlnol* premises, even thuugh they be through, under or agalnet the H erald. D ATED this M lh dap or Countp. Florida raid CllltlHTINK A. RU M , detached * r detachable, County. Florida. IN WITNESS W H EREO F. 1 June. IMS. IN WITNEHS W HEREO F, I at publlo sale, to th* highest deceased; ULMER P. RUM.; h ave hereunto set m y hand kav* hereunto eel mr hand end beet bidder for caeh be (BEAL) And all pereont and pertle* end officia l seal this S ilk day and official aeal Ib is llt h day tw eso Ib* hours e f eleven claim ing A rth u r ft. Deck with, Jr. any Interest by o f June, IMA C lerk o f Circuit Court o 'clo ck la Ih* foreauon and through, under or ngalnal any nf J u n x IM A (ARAL) Bp M artha T , Vlhlen tw o o’ clock In tho afternoon o f Ih* above known or un (HEAL) A rtkar H. Beckw ith, 1 . , D eputy Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. oa the bird dap o f Julp, A.D. known parllet and AM . PER C lerk o f th* C lrealt Court A nderson. Rush. Dean Clark a f Ih* Clreult Court IM A at th* Front Door of MINS HAVING Dlt CLAIMIn and fer Aomlnol* Ccan D ow n dee A ran den B erg U fa ANY INTKRKHT IN TIIK In and fo r Hemlnol* Coun­ Iho Hemlnol* Countp Court ty, Florida A ttorn eys and Coansellorn at ty. Florida house In Hanford, Florid*. REAL PROPERTY HEREIN Ily Martha T. V thlca J.i w (SEAL) DUah'RIHUD UK 1 .0 IV, TO B y Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk 311 Bast Central Boulevard Deputy Clark Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., W IT ; Jucaph M. Muraebo Jpoat O ffice Bog IMS Ja**pk M. Mu re aha Clerk o f Ut* Circuit Court PARCEL ONE p. d B o s SSI 'Orlando, F lorida p. a Bog 131 Brt Martha T. Vlhlen Lot* 10. 31, and yt •( Porn Park, Fla. Talephona 341.4111 Fern Perk, FI*. * Deputy Clerk SUNNY SLOPES, according r o M 'e h : Julp A A 1A *A IMS Publish July A IM* PuMleht July A IM I Publish July A 1443. to th* plat thereof a* CM C-M CDK-31 CDK-Ad recorded In Piet ikiok U , & S ^ * 5 j ?TS5 Z ’.’sXTXtiw srs; "k a ttr_ IK m APPLICATION TAK Legal Notice m m m tw t h e c i B f i r r r o i R T o r T H E NINTH JID ICIAL C IR C U T , IN INI) FOR * E R I Ntll.M COUNTY. FLORIDA. LAW NO. KWU N ir n t 4t OF RULE NIUl ST A TE ROAD DKPARTMBNT OF KUiRIDA, an Agency uf th* State uf IMurlda, eml HUM INOI.I1 COUNTY, * P olltl<-*l Subdivision *( lb * Htat* o f Florida, Pitltloners. v*. CAILNEY GKO VIM, INC., *t at. Defendant*. NOTICE OF EMINENT DO. VI AIN PROt EEDINUSt IN TII41 NARK AND BY T H E A IT I IO H IT f OF THE STATE OF FLO MIt) At TO A M . WHOM tT MAY CONCERN, end tn *11 peraon* etui pertle* having or rlalm lng any right. title. Inter**!, estate. m ortgage nr other Ren to nr on Ihoee certain parrel* o f lend hereinafter described, end th* follow ing pernone, together with all un know n person* claiming by, through o r under known per win* whn are dead, or who are not known to be dead or alive Seette* TTIJ*-*VW) D ale Head U l e**G *al* th e e ty Name* H Add****** . Edmund t» Froet. Individ ually end ** F.eecutnr of Iho yutet* of Hophl* F. Frost, deceased 17 Rradtey Road Arlington, M»t**rhue*tte XIID No. 101.1, 1*33. l l t l , 144.3 Margaret C. Froet 37 Rradley Hoad Arlington, Maaoachueott* H ill) Nu. 103-1. 104 7. 1W I 104.3 Evelyn P. Froet IS A. Jaenn Hlreet Arlington, Maetachueetl* MRU N o. 101.1, HI-3 Freeman W. Froet Jackson New Hampshire • RD No. 103.1, 1013 Xtargsrst M. Froet Jackson New Hampshire HIID No. tol l. 1013 P atrick T. Hurley ICO Pleasant Hlreet Arlington, Maeeerhueett* MRU No. tO«.J, 101.3 Adsllne K- Hurlvy 3o« Pleasant Hlreet Arlington, ilaieaehueelt* MUD No. 101-t, 101.3 Alice V. tovnt* 74 Denver Street Springfield. Uareachueett* H ill) So. KG. I, 1413 O iesley l^ n t* 74 Denver Street Spring Held. H*»**ehu**H* HUD No. 1*3 t. D U tom e Cedar Grove*. Ino. 3» Mill Street Arlington 71. M ae.echueell* HIU) No. 1*3.1. 10)1 Dorothy II. Moor* I t Hillside Road Lincoln, Maaaachueatt* Hill) No. 1*3.1, 143-3 Robert I , Moor# II Hillside Road U n coln. Maevschueett* MUD No. 1*3.1, 1*13 M. Erneet Moore l i t Massachusetts Avenue Arlington. Mae**’ huvell* MRD Met 101.1. 101> Tred Perrin (77 Sagamore Drive MucAaeleg 17, i e * Tut A Legal Notice i Legal NoHce ■R D No. 1411. 1*11 G race P*rrla 471 Sagamore Drlv* R och ester 17, New York HIUJ No. 143.7, 1*1.3 IX UMAX- Legal Notice N orik 44*»7T i- W aat f o r a dlstaaea a f I4I.4* fit thane* North I l ’ IF it4 W aat far a distance a f 34.44 ft, to tha poin t o f beginning, a ccording to tha plat lharaof aa ra co rd sd In Plat Book 13, Pag* 14. P u blic Record* of A*mlaola County, F lorida. Including specifically, bud not b y th* way o f llml* tatlon. tha follow in g fix* turaa: Jackson Gas H ot W a tsr Hestsr, Mods! C 111, Mortal 17443. DONE and ORDERED ad Hanford. County e f nominal** Htat* o f Florida, U la 3! IB day o f Juan, 1I4L (HEAL) H o r A rthur !L B sck w lth, POBBCLOaVBK SALE N olle# I* hereby given that th* uadarslgaad, Clark a f tha C ircuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Clrealt. tn and for Louis* Saw yer c / o Francis Keef. Attorney Bamlnota County, Florida, pur­ suant to th* fta sl decree o f 311 Massachusetts Avenue A rlin gton 71. Massachusetts foreclosure entered In a east pendlnr In aald Court, th# ARD So. 1*1.7, 143.3 v t t e * TTiae-lSey Slat* Need style o f whlrh la 431 Uemlarie Canal y Dvee lt p- TH E SEAM RUS BANK FOR HAVINOB IN THE CITY OP MRD No. 103.1, n i l RIGHT NEW YORK. • Now York corpo ra tios. OF W AT Plaintiff. That part oft H 4 Of A K 'i. W est o f Rond. Hectlon I t, Tow nship 31 V B tA fA t . HOWE and Mouth. flange ft East. Mill RLEY HOWE, bay hus­ (E X C E P T th* lo u th I* band. Defendants, feet th ereof) Jr. lyin g W esterly o f and w ith- and th* d o ck s! number o f Clark Clreult cou rt which ta !i il* -O iy -. w ill a f­ In 0* feet o f the survey tine Msmlnot* County, F lo r id * f M ute Road 411, Hectlon ter fo r aal* and sell at public O r i Martha T. Vlhlan 1"13e, sold survey line being outcry In th* hlghsst and hast D eputy Clark bidder fo r cash, th* fo llo w ­ G regory, C ou ri A Panislt* described ** follow s: in g dsscrlbsd propsrty situ* Begin on th* Mouth line Attorney# for Plaintiff o f Hectlon St, Township al* In Atmlnola County, F lor­ 4*4 Jackson Alrsst 31 Mouth, Range 34 East, ida. to w ltl Tampa f, Florida Toot 77. T.TNWOOn AUR- Publish July 1. 4. If. 33, 144* at A point 1311.41 feet DIVQHION. according lo CD K -I7 West of the Southeast map nr plat thereof re ­ corn er of eald Hectlon corded In Plat Book 13. 31, then run North el* N trrirB o p a p p l i c a t i o n l*aga 74-73. Public Re­ SUIT* Kant, 1*1.74 feet to FOR TA X DEKD cord* o f Attains)# County, th* beginning o f a curve I See. 144.11 Florid* I f atata* Florida: con cave lo Ih* Houlheaetal tOM) erly and having a radius T ogether with, hul not lim it­ NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV* o f 444.17 feet, thence run ed to. th* follow ing Item*, KN. That David Rome) tho Northeasterly along said perm anently Installed: bolder o f Ih* follow ing cer* Venetian Blladi; Atewart curve through e central W arner W all Heater OUT- tlflcat* has (lied said csrtlft* angle o f 11*13' a distance SE: Preway Oysn No. cat* fo r tax deed to b* Issued o f 344.37 feet lo tha end 330S- 3C ; Preway Ranga Nu. therson. Th* cerilflca t* num* o f eald curve and end o f 1334-1; RCA R efrigerator; her and year o f Issuance, th o thla survey line descrip­ and Phllco Room air co n ­ description o f th* property, tion. and the nam* In which it waa ditioner, D14ACO-13 Tha land herein described Maid tale will be held at aaasssed ara aa follawai contains 17.333 square feet Certificate No. 1174 Y *ar a t .344 a cre ) more or leva, a i - Ih* fron t step* o f Ib# Hemlcluelve o f rosd right ot way. nnla County Courthouse la lha Issuance 3441. Dsserlpriaa a t P repsriy i OWNED IIYi EDMUND 1. C ity o f Hanford, Florid*, on l o t 14 Oak Terraco, P la t FROST and wlf# M AR­ the 17th day o f J lly . IM I at R ook I I’ag* 41. GARET C. Fltt)MT, and 11:04 o'clock A. M. o r a* soon Nam* In which as seised Clara* ALICK F. I.ANTZ nnd hue- thereafter aa lha aama can lha Roux. All o f aald pro* band CHRALKT L A N T Z ; be dona. party b rin g In Ib* Coun* DOROTHY II. MOO IlK and (MEAL) nf S • m l n n I ), Htat# Arthur II. Beckwtlh, Jr. ly husband R O II E II T L uf Florida, unless such car* Clerk MOORU; FIIKO PEIUIIN tlflca t* shall b* redeemed s e B y; Martha T. Vlhlen and w lf* GHACK PERKIN; curding to law th* p r o p e rtr Deputy Clerk M. KIINUHT MOORE, w id­ described In such esrtltlca t* ow e r; EVELYN P. rRnelT. Rots*. W ight A Harford will b* sold la th* hlgheat 4*17 First Avanua Houth single; PATRICK T. IIUIlbidder at Ih* front door * r th * L E T and w ife ADAMNK K. ML Petersburg 7. Florida Hemlnul* cou n ty Court H ouse IIURLKT; IX)NB CKDAR Publish July L 1443. at Hanford, Florida, on th * OltOVEH, INC.. Estate o f C D K -lt first Monday In th* m onth o f JOHN F. SAW YER, deceas­ ed; TH E KMTATE OF HO- IN THH CIRCUIT COURT OF August, 1441, which I* th o P ll IA F. FROST, deceased; TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL UIH. 2th day nf August, 1443. lis te d this 34th day a t JuSR and KcvTATK OF KDWAIID Cl IT. IN .AND FOB IK B J . 1443. W. HIGGINS, deceased; YOLK COUNTY, FLOBIDA. (O fficial Clerk's Hast) SUBJECT TO: LE.IMK: record ­ IN UHANCKBY NO. 13314 Arthur II. Bsckw lth Jlh ed In O.R. Rook 44. page 411, ATHY H. MITCH ELI. Clark Circuit Court. HtfB* Held by * CAIINKr GROVES. Plaintiff. Inol* County, Florida. INC now merged with va. Publish: July 3, 4, II, 11. l l l f c MINUTE MAID GROVES HILLY JOE MITCHELL, COUP., end INTEREST If Defendant. C D K -I. any o f Ih* unknown helre, NOTICE TO APPKAB devieee* sn d /u r other cla im ­ TO) HILLY JOE MITCHELL NOTICM OF APPLICATION ants under JOHN F. MAW. FOB TAX m iK II 4(1 East Central Hlretl YKR. deceased; and IN TER­ I *e*. IM 14 Florid* Mtatnl** Kingsport, Ten nesses EST, If any, of th* unknown Y ou are hereby notified that at 1*4*) hairs, deeltees, a n d /or other NOTICE IH HKIIKHT G IV ­ Complaint for Divorce has claim ants under HOI'IIIA F. been filed agalnet you In lha EN. That the holder o f th * FROST, tierce ved; and IN­ above elyled Court and you fo llo w in g isrtlftrats haa filed TER EST, If any, n f the un­ ara required tu serve a copy •aid certifica te fur ta x deed known heir*, devisees, and/ o f you r Anawer or pleading to b* Issued thereon. T h * >>r other claimants under lu th* Complaint nn the Plain­ csrtlflrat* number and ya*r o f ED W ARD W. HIGGINS, d e ­ tiff'* attorney. TRUMAN K. Issuance, lha description o f ceased. GRAHON, I ' l One North Or­ the prnperly, and Ih* nam* In Hecltoa 77I34-3M9 Stale Bead ange IHdg-. Orlando. Florida, which It was assessed are aa A ll. Seaalael* Caaaly llescvlp- and (lie Ih* original Aniw er follow *) AiAd(R(j ur pleading In the office o f Certificate No, 1144. T sa r * f HR I) No. 104.1, tOI.3 RIGHT Ih* Clerk o f tha Circuit Court, Issuance 1941, »F W A T D esert*)lew e f P roperty! Hrnilni.i* County Court llnuee, That part aft lavi 31 (la s s PI N o f H R) Hanford. Florida, on or b e ­ Th* South 1* feet e f th* fore th* 31st day of July, 1443. Illk. H Woodland H eight# HH o f HK'i o f Hectlon St, If you fall to do *o Judgment Plat Rook 7 Pag* 31. Tow nship 31 Mouth, Rang* by default wltl be taken Name In which aaseass.l D. Dh 34 Keel, Daniel. All o f avid property b e ­ against you fur tha rsllst dslyin g W esterly e f and w ith ­ mended in the Complaint. ing In Ib* CAunty o f Hemlnol*. in <0 fe e l nf th* vurrey line done and ordered at Htat* o f Florida. Unless suet) o f Htat* Road 431, Hectlon Hanford. Hemlnul* County, certificate shall be redeem ed 77130. said survey lln* being Florida, thla 17th day a f dun*. accord in g lo law th* propsrty described ae fullow e: described In suoh cs rtlflr a t* 1443. llegln on th* Mouth line o f (MEAL) will be sold to th* h lg h sst Hectlon 2t. Tow nship 31 Arthur If. Iteckwlth. Jr.. bidder at th* front d oor o f th * South, Rang* 34 Knit, at Hemlnol* County Court Houe* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court a point 1313.43 feel West Memlnola County, Florida at Hanford, Florida, on th * o f Ih* Southeast corner First Monday In the Month o f R y; Martha T. Vlhlen o f said Hectlon 31, thence August, 1333, whlrh I* th * I>*puty Clark run North •1*34 10' East. Truman K, dram a Sth day a f August, 1441 1D1.74 feet to Ih* be­ Attorney a l la w Dated this llth day o f J u n R gin nin g of a curve enn- Gn* North Orang* Building 1)43. rava to the Southeasterly Orlando, Florida (O fficia l Clerk's Heal) and having a radius o f Publish July 3, 4. 14, 31, 1461 Arthur If. Iteckwlth, J r , 0)4.37 feet, thence run CDK-1 Clerk Circuit Court, Northeasterly along eald H-mInole County, Ftorldw cu rve through a central Publish; July I, I, 14. I l, I H t -NorriUB OF .APPLICATION angle nf 11*13' a distance C D K -I FOB TAX IIF.KII o f 113 37 feet lo the end See. t a n s Florida atalata* o f said curve ami end o f a t i*l)>i NOTICE OT HALE Ihl* survey line deecrlpNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN N otice la hereby Riven p u r­ tlun. at D. D- Daniel, the hold­ suant to Amended Final Th* land herein described co n ­ Th er uf the fallow ing certificate tains I34<) square feet (.033 ha* filed said certificate fur Deere* o f foreclosure dated June 17th t i l l , and arta cre) m ore nr l*ev. exclusive tax deed tn be Issued thereon In Chancery Ca s • o f ere* In existing road right Th* certificate number and t-red No. 13103 nf the Circuit C ou rt o f way. year o t Issuance, tha descrip­ OWNED RTf EDMUND T. tion o f lha properly, and tb* o t the Ninth Judicial C ircu it In and for 8emlnol* C ounty, FROST, K ieciilur o f the name In which It waa aassaasd Florid*, wherein W est Hid* Estate of HOI'IIIA F. FROST, are a* follow s: Federal Havings and I-nftii A s . deceased 'ertU lcett Nu. 417 Year of •delation o f S'sw York lg HUHJKCT TO: LEASE: record­ Issuance, 1440. P la in tiff and I'hlllp HsIJmait ed In O. IL Rook 43, page Deeertptlea a t Property) and Jeanstts Hsldmsn, hla 411, Held by CAR-NET Lot 4 Forest Hlopes, (Nat w its, are defendant*. I w ill GIRIVEH. INC., now merged Book 11, Page 32. sell to th* highest bidder fu r with MINUTK MAID GRO­ Nam* In whlrh assessed CharVES. Corp.. end INTEREST. lee IV. A Resale M. Turner. caeh at tho Front Waat o f If any. of th* unknown heir*, All o t aald property being In the Hemlnol* County C ou rt­ house In Ih* City o f Hanford, devisees, a n d /o r other cla im ­ lha County o f Memlnole, Hlat* ant* undtr SOPHIA r . of Florida. Unless surn ce r­ F lorid* at ltl4 o 'clo ck P- M. un th* 14th day o f July. 1441, FRONT, deceased. tifica te shall ho redeemed a c ­ th* follow ing described p r o ­ TA K K NOTICE that a D e­ cord in g tu law th* property perty as set forth la aald claration of Taking haa been described In such cerilflcat* filed In th* sh ov s-riyled w ill be sold to th* highest Final Dscrs*. lo -w lt; Lot 17. Block I t , EAMT. reus* by the Petitioners, the bidder at th* front door at th* II R O O K MUltDIVtMloN, acquiring authority o f thee* Memlnola County Court llous* UNIT NO. 4, a ccord in g ta proceedings, fur the taking nf t Sanford. Florida, nn the Ih* plat (hereof a a re co rd , the shove-described lands, for first Monday In the month o f sd In Plat Rook 1). P age* the purpose eet forth tn the August, 1443. which t* tha II and 44. Publlo R ecord* Petition In thla ceuee. v ia : Ith day o f August, 1412. o f Msmlnot* C o u n ^ , F lo r ­ Ae right o f way for a portion Dated this l is t day ot May, ida. » f Htat* Road (31 In Hemlnul* 14*3. (MEAL) County. Florida, and that th* tu ftlcia l Clerk's Seal) Arthur 11. Reck with. Jr. Honorable Vaaser It. Carlton, Arthur II. Ileckwlih Jr. Clark o f th- C ircuit C ou rt on# o f th# Judge* or the Ninth Clerk Circuit Court. Sem­ R y: Martha T. Vlhlen Judicial Circuit o f Flurld*. inole County, Florida. Deputy Clark will, on tha 13th day o f July. Publish July 3. 4, 14, 22. 1443. la w o ffic e * A. D. 1443. at 11:1* A.M.. in CDK-13 Freed and Nathanson th# Hemlnol* County C ourt­ house at Hanford. Florida, c o n ­ IN T il 11 CIBCUrr COURT OF 31U R,.nth W ashington A vsnu* sider aald Declaration a f T a k ­ Y in : MATH Jt DIUI AL CIH Tttunv Ills, Florida ing. appoint appraisers, end I I IT IN AAD I’OM HIIUIAOLIl P ubll.h July I. 1943, CDK-13 make such ord er a* the Court D sl \TY. FLORID4. ilttms proper. AR parties to IA I'HAACF.NY AO. 131** th* suit and all parties Inter- WENT HIDE FEDERAL H IV .A w rifit u p 4 r r i .i a 4 T i o N eslsd may appear and be INCH AND LOAN AMMOCIA FOR TAX IlltlU ) heard at the time and plac* TIltN, a Federal Having* and (Her. IWLI* F l.rld a Atata)** designated. Loan Association existing un a l IBIB) You. end each o f you. ere lsr the laws o f th* Unit*, NOTICE IH HKRF3HY O IV . hereby commanded lo appear Htalsa of America, UN. That 1>. D. Dagtsl th* by filing an Anawer to Ih* Plaintiff, holder o f tb* follow in g c e r t i­ Petition h eretofore (Red In -vs ficate has filed said c s r t lflIhl* cause in the entitled Court, R lc llA R D E CARR, and KV|. cat* fur tax Used tu ba Issued on nr before August 4. 1341, ELYNN M. CAIttl, his wlf*. thereon. Tb* certiricat* n um ­ to show w h it right, title. In­ Defendant*. ber and year o f Issuance, th* terest or Rene you. o r any o f description o f tho propsrty, n o t ic e of but you. have In and lo th* STATIl OF M.OHIIM end th* nama In w hich It waa above-described land* and TUi H it'll AR1) U. CARR and assessed are as fo llo w s: show cau«e why th* aame EVIKI.YNN M. C A R R , Certificate No. 144 Year * f Should not he taken (or th* Isauanns 1144 hi* wlf*. use* and purpose* set forth whoa* residence I* Re— *rlp tl-a af Property* la th* Petition filed herein. Oakland Drive, Orlando, N 104 ft. o f H 433 (L o f K WITNESS mr Hand and th# Florida 33 ft. of W 194 ft. o f N '* o t I O fficial Me.ll of said Court, on You sr* hereby required to r n v 'i o f NKt» o f Section 11 this llt h day ot June, A. D. file your answer or written Tow nship 11 Mouth Hangs t l 14IL defenses. If any. In th* above East (MEAL) with th* Clerk or Name tn which Ssse.sed Lloyd Arthur II. Beckwith. J r„ proceeding Clerk of the C ircuit Court, this Court, and to serve * E. Ilurrltt. AR o f sa id p ro p s r­ Hemlnol* County I’ o u rl- copy thsrsuf upon th* Plain­ ty Using In th* County o f t i f f * attorneys, whose names Msmlnot*, Htat* o f Florid*. houi* Hanford. Florida B y; Arthur 11. Beckwith. and addrsss appears hsrsan. Units* such cerilflcat* sh a ll on or bsfors th* lis t day of b* rsdssm at according t o la w Jr . Clerk A lly, 1)43. Ih* nalur* o f this Ih* properly described In such Harold F. Johnson p r ..c e d in g being a suit for rertlflnsts will be sold lo th* County Attorney foreclosure o f m o r t g a g * hlghsst bidder at th* fro n t I’ . O. Rot 334 against Ih* follow ing des­ door o f Ib* Msmlnot* C ou nty Hanford, Florid*, and cribed propsrty. lo -w lt: Court llou s* st Hanford. F lo r­ Lot 24 and that part o f ida. on ih* first Monday Ii# Jack W. Flare* Lot II, OAKLAND lilLtM . Ih* month ot August. 1141, Holland Building described as follow s: Re. which la th* 2th d a y *t Tallahassee, Florida ■Inning at a point on th* August. 1142. of Counsel for th* Petitioner* curva o f th* East rlg h t-o f. PuhH.n July 3. 4. 14, 33. 1)43 Dated this 31st day a t May, w sy line o f Enclno Way 1441. C D K -la St Ih* Intersection with (O fficia l Clark'# Me*)) th* southerly lln* o f Lot Arthur U. Beckw ith. J b V IN TU B CIBCUTT COUBT OF 1*: then,-* South 41*34:4’* Clerk Circuit Court. ' THH NINTH J ltJ lr lV t. CIH East s t m t (h* southerly Msmlnot* County. 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Drink all you like-like all you drink! A PRODUCT OF ROYAL CROWN COLA COL �» I ■ - .Y F F - ' . , V ^ ‘; - r * n Reception Honors Artist By Mrs. A A n MalWr A maptioB * u bald at tbg DvBary Maaaioa Housa Sun* day aftaraoon to walcomg Artist Loran Wllford who will ba artlit in raaidanea at tho Mansion through July IS. During his stay Wllford will giro demonstrations a a c h Wednesday afternoon. Tho public is invited to attend at a nominal charge. The buffet table at Sunday afternoon’s recaption waa or* erlaid with a white hand* crocheted cloth and centered with a floral arrangement o f pink roses flanked by tall pink tapers. Two crystal punch bowls and trays o f sandwiches, cookies and mints completed the appointments. Hostesses were Mrs. John Leone, Mrs. Isabel Hearick, Mrs. Ralp . S.henek, Mrs. J. L Seville, Mrs. Vera Johnson, Mrs. O. Kilhaas, Mrs. Robert M. Wells, Mrs. John Tillrock, Mrs. D. N. Little and Mrs. Florence Seymour. Cows Like Polka FORT ATKINSON, Wia. (D PI) — Mrs. Carl Laage said aha and her hasbaad noticed a milk production ■lump d u r i n g tha tw# months their barn radio was broken. Mrs. Laage said production rose after it wad repaired and added tha cowa seem to like a “ good lively polka.’* Legal Notice S K W IV01.K c o i . m in M v i n n iN K im v W i r e e f F ablle l l r a r i i s Notice I* hereby slven . that after consideration. the ftemW note County Z onin g C om m ie. ■Ion will hnM a p u b lic hear* Inc In iletrrmlne III# fe a s i b i l i t y o f recom m en d in g to the lloa r 'l o f C ou n ty Com m l . . l o n e r , that the fo llo w in g ileacrlheil p r o . perly p res en t ly toned A-X A g ri culture he aone.l K -1 A Mingle F a m ily It ee ld en ll a ll ta il. It . 31. <«. IS. I t , IT. I I . I). SO and St. SI. SI. Hmlth'a * Snd Sub division. F u r t h e r d ea rrlhed aa g e n e r a l l y loc a t ed W i l l o f l.lnrnln H e ig h t * Huh. dlrlelnn and North o f Haven* na Park o f I<nch A r b o r . Public hearing w ill be held In the Memlnnle County Court llou ie, County C om m liilonera Hoorn. Manford, Florida, aa Wednesday, July 10, IMS at TtJO P. SI. nr aa anon there* after aa pnnalhle. Seminole C ounty Z on in g Com m lulnn ily Itnhert ft. Hrown 'Sem inole County Z on in g Director Publish June i i A July I, IMS. C O J -ltl m it iih Fttit of t r n t r .in o s Ttx n r.K » fees. IUI.IS F lorida Slatetea el tatlM NOTICK IS llK H K H T O JV . KN. That t>. II. Daniel tha holder o f the fo llo w in g certl* flcate baa tiled aald cartlflcata for taa deed to ha Isaued thereon. The c e r tifie s !# nuin* her and year o f lanuance. tha description * o f the property, and the name In which It wua a*>«**ed are ae fo llo w ,: Certificate No, too Year a t tMiiance 1M4 Dearrlptlea a t P reaeriy l o t T f.ula ttlakea itcvla loe Plat Bm.k I Paga 101 Name In which aaaeaaed Na* thanlel a Inea IlUka. A ll o f •aid property being In tha County o f Hemlnule, State o f Florida. Cnleea such certl* flcate shall ha redeemed a r . cording to taw the property I c r r lb t d In auch ce rtifica te will ti, sold to the highest bidder at tha fron t gonr « f the Hemlnole County C ou rt Itnuae at Hanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month of August, IMS. which la tha Sth day o f .Vugint, IMS. Dated this Slat day o f Slay IMS. (O fficial Clerk's Heat) Arthur It. Itrckw lth, J r. Clerk Circuit Court, Hcmlnole County, F lorida Publleh July J. », II, IS, IMS. C D K .lt IV TIIK C lltC t IT CO I NT. NINTH *M D ll INI. CIRCI IT OF FI.lilt l i l t IN A.NU FtlK al-.WINIILK I III NTV. lllt.N C K N T Nil. l u l T In tho Slatter o f the A dop llou oft KKVIK DAVID W1LPON by Itlchard II. Ham bottum No r i t i : t o e i n i w c t r a t : n i t : e r tT t: o f f l o iiiii! Tin T K It It B S C t OL.UNN tVlUUlN I Place o f Keeldence U ,< know nl NtiTICK IS llKHKHT O IV . KN that a Hworn Petition hat been fil'd In the Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Flor* la. In and fo r Hemlnole C o o n , ly. In Chancery, wherein P a ll. Honor. I lk 'll Villi It. RANH. IUiTTHSI. eeeke to adopt n certain white, mate child, t o . wit, K KV IN DAVID \VIUk>N, three presents are to rauta and require you to he and ap. pear before the above styled Court on the Sth day o f August. A. D. IMS. then and thtre to ahoer cauae. If any you can, why the re<|ue,t of the Petitioner herein should not be granted. Herein tall not eDe a D*« rree Pro Confeaeu will be en* Itred a ia ln e t you and tha cause proceed e l parte. VVITNKHS my hand end n f. flclal seal aa Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Florida, Ir. and for Seminole County, this 31th day of June, A. D. IMS. (MtlAM Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f the Cirrult Court, Ninth Judicial c irc u it o l FlorIda lly Martha T. Vlhlen. D C. Cordon V. Frederick Attorney for Petitioner It Kaat Commercial Street Hulls J. Kirk Plata P. n. tloa t:»S Hanford, Florida Puhtlab Ju ly S. I, 1*. M. I l i a C D K -t, �hr ____________________________ , - * Classified Phone f! 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W . First D EAD LINKS m CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: J 3 J Tuos., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day I before lu a rtio n . lion . • S a t soon . STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea.. thru Frl. - 2 P. M. clay before insertion, Moo. - S a t RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re(p ossib le for m ore than one incorrect insertion o f your ad, and r e ie rv e i the right to re­ v ile or reject any advtrUaeraent from what ordered to conform to the policka of thia paper. If you want people to pay attention to your bmlnaia, call FA 2-3612 and aik the Herald Staff about come at­ tention getting ad. ft 4 Legal Notice JtOTTt B o r APFL IC .kT IOX von Tax n rt:n (S ff. •r ISi.te r ia r iia atatotsa le lm .NUTICR IS HF.r.RtlV OtV1SN. That D. D. Dante] ths hobt«r of the fottowlna certi­ ficate has filed »a!J certificate fo r tax Seed to be laaued th.-reon. The certificate num­ ber an.l year of leaunnce. the deecrlhtlun o f Ilia property, and the name In which tt w a» »*•»•»*.t are ae follows: Certificate No. 414 Tear of Issuance IPSO Legal Notice ft fr Dated this Slat day of May tM S. (O fficia l C lerk's Beal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk circu it Court. Seminole County, Florida ruhiish July :. ». is. ; j . i j « . CD K -K ft $ o A f l e e , IS I.lt • f I PUD V loelde s la lu le e ■ im iv n i.i: c o r n t t . • I I IIA V C r. H V NO. PUIS C L A U D E T T E ODEtetsE “ MAIL, Plaintiff EDW ARD H R. HARRISON SMAIL, Defendant N o r itE o p u t i r TUi K n W A R D t*M AIU SR. Torrance. HARRISON C a lif o r n ia i M W' r U % TOU ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose g certain mortgage encum berlnc the fallowing described real property, to-wtt: Lot 97. OAKLAND ltlUe-4. a ccording to the pt.it th ereof aa recorded In Plat Book It. Page 41, Pu blic Records o f Beml note County, Florida, ha* bsen filed against you In tne above-*t>lrJ suit, and you are required to serve a copy o f you r Answ er or other pleading to the Complaint on P lain tiff’ s attorney, ANDER­ SON, RUSH. DEAN. DOWNDEB A van den BERG, 111 East Central Avenue, Orlando, Flor­ ida. and til* the original An­ swer o r other Pleading In tha office o f the Clerk of the Clr cult C ourt on or before the 9th day of July, 19SJ. If you fall to do to, a daert* pro ron fteso will be taken agslnst you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. Thle Notice shall bt publish ed once a week for four con secutlve weeks In the The Sanford Herald. DATED thla Ith day of June, 194|. (BEAL) Arthur II. Rerkwlth. Jr C lerk of Circuit Court llyi Martha T. Vlhltn Deputy Clerk Publish June 11, II. >5 A July 1. 1941. CDJ-49, •mb*r 31. I94n And r#«*ord©d Lot B> Bli k * D*cr** you. Pro C oafeu u County, Florida, this 17th day o f June, A. D. 1941. official teak of *a M Court In (B EAL) b « m t n o!# C ou n ty . WTTNEiart my Iiand and th* Fi *rld», thi* Arthur it Be.-kwlth. J r . ?th day uf Jan#. 1»<3. Clerk of the Circuit Court, (•EAL> In and For Seminole Coun­ Ar ; air II fleckw tlh Jr ty, Florida C lerk o f th* Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vthlea. Fly: Margaret K. Tyr* D. C D ep u t y Clerk I G ordon V* Frederick Rtardadl, O f Id lay and L*wla Li A ttorney fo r Plaintiff A u t r a i f i for f ia t n ilff 1 l l o East Com mercial street 40 North C ou r t Aireet l * Bulls 1. K irk Plea* P ott O ff ic e B o s 3334 * P O. Box 1793 Orland o, Klorhla | Hanford, Florida Publleh J un* |lf II, 2Z k July j P u b iu h j , . a. 3, ii, tt«a ,. u c j . E( CD K -4 ICD J-ss. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m house. Large room i. (63 a mo. FA 2-8344. FURNISHED Apartment. ed. Quesnel E. 14th SI. hate. $95. FA 2-6244. Nice unfurnished 3 bdrm. F l’ RN. 4 Room, 1 Bedroom home. 2335 Ei Capitan Dr. Apt. Water furnished. A d­ FA 2 0180. ults. 323-0386. 8. Reach Ken tala F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmifl Cowan. 322 4013. 2 Btdroom Newly decorat­ Apt. Apt. 7. 404 2 BEDROOM hou»e. Kitchen equipped. $75. FA 2-5303. 322-1164, HUTCHISON Ocean front Apartment. Daytona Beach. FA 2-4058, 9. For Sale or Rent BABYSITTING d a y or Bight. FA 2-1213. ALUMINUM Furniture rewebbed cheaper than you WILL do Babysitting and will can do it yourself. Bring atay weekends. FA 2-50(9. It to the Furniture Center. 1100 French Ave. 21. Beauty Salon* HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 5 PIECE breakfast set and Homart window fan. Phone Complete Ser, Eve. Appt’ s 332-8120. 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 SPECIAL ROSA L. PAYTON Legal Notice Wall .%■ *A #cutor o f tli* L is t W ill and T**tAiii*nt of N K lL V. SM ITH . d©crAstil St©natrom, D a v Ir a M- Intoih A tt o r n e y * fo r Ez©entor iMut Offli*© l i r r w r r 1310 Hanford, Florld.i I>ut.nmi June ii. If. 3k 3. 19(3. a. July CDJ.44 In lb© 4<*urt o f lb© County Juiln#, ^ milnol© f m i n t y , Mai© uf Flurltl*. In Krubal©. In fp thr Keinl© uft DEW EY MATHEWJS. D e c t a it d . KIA.II* A O T irE Notice le h er eh y a lv e n that th© und*r*!cn*d will, 4.n th# Uth day o f J u ly , A D. 19*3 prevent to the }l*ifi»nabl* County Judt© of F©mlnol* County, Florida. h*r final rettifn, account and touch*?*, a* Admlnltt rat rlx of fh* Eetate o f D EW EY MATIfEWif. d*c*i*«d. and at >itd time, then and there, make applt* rwtlun to the **ld J u d s * fo r A final M tU «m *m of h admin let rat Ion o f *ald r«tate, E *1 a *■m of NORTH cr> j-4 . * 4 * 10*1 CLEAN coo] downitalr Apartment*. Adult*. Ph. FA 2-1834. Legal Notice D # c * m b « r 3<*. l f « d In Offlt u l DEW EY MATHEWS R e c o rd * Ui.uk 119 t o z * 139 iJ'tcealid o f th* Public It© curd* o f Be ml * j4f©n«tr«im, Da v Ia A Mctntoeh no!* C ou n ty , F lorid *, enc u m ­ Attorney* f«»r Adm lnutratrln bering that certa in pl*c» or Puet O ff h p OriW4-r 1330 parcel of p ro p e r ty located Hanford, FJorlil*. •HiiAte, And hvinif In aald I14b 11*It Ju n o l ( l i , 11 A Ju ly County And .Slat#, t o - w lt : 3. 1143. O R L A N D u ToW NAlTE FOURTH ADDITION. j« r ecor d ed In Plat Book JI, 2 Clean i*t floor apt. Private Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 2 BDRM home. 817 Catalina. L T S T A in s 2 Bedroom furn­ 2 BEDROOM furnished A part­ entrance. 1004 Palmetto. Cold Wave $695 complete ment. FA 2-0641, ished Apart menL 1201 W. PINECRKST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Open evening by appt. Ui St. FA 2 0981. baths, Fla. room, built-in 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0831 FURN. Apt. 2300 Mrllonvllte. oven It range. t(M E. Jen­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 3 RR. 1 batb. $75 a mo. kins Circle. 322 9557. Id th# l i i u r t ml (h© L’tHiZVf 22. Hulld • Faint • Repair Rooms private bath*, 114 Jievlc*. 4 p m ( ihi|p C f | R ( j » f l a r 3 HR. 1*» bath. $85 a mo. W. Firri SL Wn. I k I'rMliHlP. 2-BEDROOM and Fla. room, Seml-Rctired Curpenlvr U r g e 3 Hr., 2 bath. Air-cond. Ik r#» i :« u ip •( kitchen equipped. Will furn­ Small Repairs — Painting 1163 mo. N E I L V. .SMITH VERY largo 3 Bedroom ish if you like. 2414 Sum­ DlCfllltl. P h u n e- FA 2 7983 3 Rr. 2 bath on lake. $150 a Home in Loch Arbor. (140 T o A ll ( rnliitarK i l l I 'f r t u R i merlin. mo. per month. FA 2-5301. II k y Ikk Claim * or Dm am U 2 5 . P lu m b in g S e r v ic e * *■*!«■< %ml4 KztKUi 3 BDRM. 2 bath heme. 2017 You z n d * z r h uf y o u tr© PLUMBING hfretry n o t ifie d anti r*tiuired Elirabeth Court. G r o v e to present z n y c U l m z %n<l i|«* Reg. Real Estate Broker Contracting Repairs Manor. FA 25003 for Appt. rtt4tii]* w h ic h y ou , o r #ith©r M twtvoi.s: s o l v r t FA 2-1301 17-62 at Hiawatha FRE E ESTIMATES o f you, fii*y t m v « a hi nt th« / I I U M I C'4994 441**1(1 V e*tzt # o f N E IL V. SMITH. •!©R. L. HARVEY 1(1. Wanted to Rent V'MIrr s i F n h llr l l s e r l n g FURNISHED I bedroom Dup­ c oz» »d , Izt© o f Milt Coun ty. 291 Satubrd Ave. FA 2-3383 Kutlis I. hereky glv.n. that t«» ih# C o u n t y Jut!*# o f Brrnllex. Available June 2 Ith. MOVING from out o f Stnte nol# C oun ty , F lo r id * . zt hit aft,r rs>nalil,r*tlon. th, H«mlFA 2 36U). July 10-15. 3*4 Bedroom o f flu* In th* c o u r t ham#- rtf nol, CounlT Konlng r'oimril,•*id C o u n t y t t Hanfuril. F lo r ­ eloii will huM w tiubllo he.rHouse or A putt incut. ln< t< > ieKrtnln* th* feaslida, w ith in »ii iu l*m l^ r 3 RR. Frame House. Partly Tc- huger*. Responsible fumm on th* f r o m th# tlm© o f lit© tilllly of recommetidlhg tn th« furnished. Near NAS, Not flr«t p ublt c zt lu n o f thla no- Uo.nl o f County (Vnnmis.lunily. Write Box 23, c /o San Plumbing A Heating fancy but cheap rent. $)2.50 Hut, 1**0 h c l a im or il#mcinti *r« that th# fntlowlfnc ile,AIR CONDITIONING ford Herald. •h*11 b© In w r it in g , Anil ©hull crltis<l property pr< sently aim­ week. FA 2-3219. *t it© th* p la c * o f r **!4 «nec ed C-t Commercial be toned CONTRACT and REPAIR i n i pn«t o f f t r * z i i l r e v i o f th* B-J Duplex: The Catt t59 ft 12. Real Eatate For Sale WORK c U lm z n t , zmt *h* ll b# t w o rn of the North SOO ft of the EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Park. to by th© r U l m itit, hi* A«©nl. Hoiith 440 (t o( a parcel dsv2 BDRM. block home. 1500 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 8561 or at torn©?, *n«I Any «uch crlhed at: The 8 W . of th* FURNISHED 2 H e d r o n m lV « t o f Hear U ) r Douglas \ve. FA 2-4>858. clAlm or dcrtiAnd not *o filed Ml house. 2181 Palmetto. Call It a i and North of th* lu ll27. Special Service* ■half void. road In flection :)-!lS-S9E. FA 2-0274. / * / Luul* II. timtth VACATION HON, hi* wife. « t a ! . Defrnd arid for an ord er -lia-herAinu in t *. In C h z n c z r y No. 11131 h*r at *ueh Adm tnlatratrli, T h * na tur* o f this suit 1* Dated thla the 7th dty o f A f o r e c lo s u r e o f thzt c eriz ln June, A. D. 19HJ nt i f I s zii * fr om *al«i dzftni / * / One.il M**t he w i znt* to p U l n t lf f . 1.41 ©d Dec* .1* A lm ln la trzlrix of th* A Sworn Complaint having bean filed against you In the C ircuit Court In and for Bemlpa a * if . Public Uncord* not* County. Florida. !n Chano f tf«mtnul* Coun ty, F l o r ­ eery, for D ivorce, the short ida. title of said action being E A C H OK TOU Id R E Q U I R ­ CLA U D ETTE O’ DELLE HMA1L ED t o fil# y o u r an *w *r or wr P la in tiff ve. EDW ARD It.Ut- olher wrlltlan dtf*n*#'« to h* RIBON SMAIL, S R . Defendant, C omplain t w it h the Clerk o f these presents are to cause th* C ir cu it L«»uft o f £#ruii>ol* a n d require you to file your C ou nty, y i n r l d i f In thla p r j w ritten defenses. If *:ty. tu c **d ln a and to *#m * a c -«py th e com p la in t filed herein, t h e r e o f uputi the p la lull IT* a n d to sorve a copy thereof at to rn ey*, who*© naiuee an-1 upon p la in t iff* attorney on ad dre** are h*r*lnA ft «r ^*" o r before the Ith day of forth* at re«4Ulred by law, not August. A. D. 1111, otherwise later than th# 0 :h day o f a Decree Pro C on fteio wilt July 1913. In d efa u lt thereof be entered again*! you and lb* c a m # wilt pro ceed ea th e cause proceed *s parts p ert * upon th* #n tr y o f a W I T N E S S my hand and o f f i ­ c i a l seal at S an fo rd, S .m ln ol* 2 - bedroom Defendants. NOTICE IS HF.IIBBV O IV I N , That D. D PanlsI ths h otdsr o f the follow ln c ce rti­ fic a te has filed said certifies:* fa r tax deed to he Issued thereon. T h e certificate num­ ber and year o f l.auance, the deecrlptlun o f ths property, and the nam e In which It was assessed are ae follow *: C ertifica te No. 790 V *»r o f leauanc* 1940 Itn rrts lle B •» P roperiri E 130 ft. o f M 3»U ft. of NK*» o f N E ‘i Section 15 Township f t South Itanxv in East Nam * In w hich assessed A n­ d rew J. 8r. A Nannie Webb. All o f said property belli* In th e County o f S.m lnole, m at* \ H K M I K I I M M ’ l r U OK M I T o f Florida. Unt*** such certi­ T O i IIAILOLU W. JOHNSON fica te shall bs redeemed AM4 JI m : U JOIINBO.V, co rd in g to law the property hl« A If#, tl.M K H J described In such certificate K A H K E I t And J A N E T A w ill be sold to the highest P A R K Bit, hi* w i f i , De bidder s t the front door o f fO iU n U . H**t4*nc© And th e Sem inole County Court M ii l l n z .1 4 d r • • • Un H ouse st Sanford. Florida, on known the first Monday tn the month TOU A .Nil E ACH OK TOU o f August. 1943, which Is the ftrt h©r«hy not If toil thAt nuU tth day o f August. 144} ha i b «#n cum m *n c« (l j i u l n i l Dated thle l i s t day of May you In th* C ircu it Court o 1941 th* N in th Ju d h ’ UI r i r c u l t o (O fficia l C lerk 's Heal) fh* htkiio o f Florid * In zml Arthur M. Beck a Ith. Jr., fo r tieinlnol* C ou n ty , th* zb* Clerk Circuit Court. br rvUt#il tttl# o f w h ic h I* Memtnole County, Florida F A L L H lV K K S A VINO.S HANK Publish Ju ly 1. t. 14. 13. 19*i P U l n t f f f , .k * . II AHOLD W O D K -II JoHXHDN’ znd JUNE L. JOHN IN THE C I R C U IT HURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O P P L O R I D A IV A V O r u n UNFURNISHED 1% T ils : CIRCUIT Fill HT OP house, kitchen equipped. TIII3 NINTH J 1 l l ll'l SB FIR. FA 2-3631. f t IT OP AND FIIR MtRf. V 01.13 COC NTT, Fi l l II ID A. 2 BDR.M. Furn. Apt. *33 (IIS X tp .H Y VO. tuttee UNITED MORTGAGEE BER 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3031 VICING COUP. Plaintiff, E 'iicien cy Apt. *30 Mo. up. -»s* Surplui City. 201 W. 1st. ROBERT T. GORDON, st al. V O T U B OP XT'IT IV WORTH AfiB FOR »:r l.o a I'HR I h e r r l e l t a s a f P rep er ty T ill R obert T. Gordon S 21 It. of bote IS A tl (Dsns R » :t i u s :v i s :i Unknown w is ft. a k ss ft t m »h- AM I T i l t All parties claiming pam Plantation Plat Book I Interests by, through, un­ P a ge js der or against tha afore Kama In which assert.d C. V said person a Itosa II. Taylor. All of said property helnc In tha County of Heminole, State of Florida tiniest such certificate shall be redeemed accord Ir.a to taw the property deecrlhed In such certificate trill bt told to the blithest b'ldder et the front dour of the Beml note CountyCourt Houee at Hanford, Flor­ ida, on the first Monday In the month o f Ausust. 11(1, which 1* the Sth day of August “ CLEAN quiet R oom s" Tbe Gable*. FA 2-0720. M MIMil l « ul ATT K 'M X i th M M lM lO l Aetlr© P « M k 11©* r Ia s T h # Z o n lliA C o m m l i i l u n W ill holi! a p ublic tn(f to cntit iil fr r e co m m e n d i >a to the Boar d o f 1 ouritv t t>rnnit«« *re Antetidln* / m u * U«gul*< tloB* t o p r o v id e fo r ap p ro v al o f ad equ at e d r * i g t pr*<vl* •lune by t h i Uui.’ l o f Coun ty r«inirnt*«Joii#n» th*i1 he r « - t’ uhllc hearing will he held In th* Bemlnole Cnunty Court FURN. Apt. FA 2-0617. Ifout*. County CummtHtoners ttoom, Sanford. Florida, on Wedneaday, July 14, 1941 at I UPPER 2 Bedroom furnish 7 90 P. 11. or as anon th*r»ed Apartment. Privatu en tlter g* poaalhl* tranre. 619 Magnolia. Bemlnole County Zoning C om m tulon etru ctlon whi -h *Ha II eneotiipa*e b u i l l ! i h - and p a v in g .,f an ar#* Ii"*) . , n r * feet or n o n Thr lo r t*» the l* fu a - of * buUdlnz permit. tJopi#* o f thia pro p ose d * m«ndnient may h« ob t a in ed In th# /o n lt t a ( i f flee. C our t H on tv. ©!*nford, Florida, M on d ay * thru F ri­ d ay * f r o m >;<W A. M. to S:ou P. M P u b lic h # * r ! n * will b* h#M In th* ^erntnule C ou n ty Cour: I lou*e, C ou n ty Conirni*a(oa«r* R oom , S a n fo r d . Flori d *, un \V*dne»day* J u l y 10. 1>43 at 7:30 P. M- o r ae auoti t h e r e ­ af ter a* fiM**lble. flemlnoto C ou n ty Stun In A Com mi ••ion By Hubert f| B r ow n S em ln ot* County Z o n in g D ir e ct o r 14 Puhll «h J i l l * ©.J a July 1143. cD J -n : KODAK ‘3uo’ slide projector Revere 8 mm magazine movie cam era, projector, screen. FA 2 7988. VM STEREO Tape recorder. 3 extra speakers. Take up payment*. Call FA 2-2611 It ask for Clyde. READY Ml\ Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintel.'), steps, blocks, suiid, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grvnse traps, dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 TWO elec, razor*, $3.00 each; baby bed 515 00; new port­ able charcoal grill $200; elec, fryer-cooker $100;; 1 tjl. pressure cooker $3,00; childs training seat $2.00; elec, sandwich grill $3.00. Ph. FA 2-8635. EVERY week from May until Sales A Service October. I d e a l concrete G. H. HIGH With purchase of Blue Lus­ block cahin, furnished nn 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford tre, rent Electric Carpet beautiful Lake Harney fnh Ph. FA 2-3881 -Shampooer fur only $1 per ing, boating, and skiing st da y. Carroll's Furniture. your front door. Only $7256. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate EFFICIENCY Apartment on B y R ob er t f> B r ow n cash. Remove Thstch • Chinch $5 lit PER MONTH S em in ole C oun ty Zo n ing First St. Near 2 city free Director Bug Spray (VC-13) • Ferti ASSUME payments on Singer parking loti and shopping I’ ubllth June 35 a July t. ‘z e -P h . FA 2-4241 round Isibbin Sewing .Ma­ 1949. stores. No utility c h a r t s . MANSFIELD LAWN SER C D J -ltl chine equipped to zL la g Suitable for couple o r sin and mske hut to n holes. ( H t t i i r n siiT it K o f at it REALTOR — LNSLROR gle. Inquire Jacobson Depl. 1 REE'S trimmed. Demossed TOi T E t l R T LEt. DAVIS and With guarantee. Balance of Store. FA 2-4991 191$ S. French Ave. A removed. Reasonable. Ph. P tir t.t.l-1 ANN D.VVIrt, 6 payments. FA 2-9111. his wlf*. Defendant*. FA 27G64 3 A 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect RENT A RED Ilealdetn * m l Mati ng GYM Dandle Whirligig $8. A <11Jr * * * ITu k fi*j w n. models on Highland at Roils way, Hospital * Bsby Piano Tuning and Repair TUU AND H U H »*K YUU awing set needs seat A Longwood Open daily 19.00 W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Beds. ar# h a rr by nutlfteJ that suit chain. $10. 20" Tricycle $5. ha* h**n .’ <immrn-«.| airalriat to dark. 10 Minutes Suuth By Day, Week, or Month y ou In tli# c i r c u i t i'^ u r i o f All need paint. NO 8 5190. on 17 92 and West on Semi­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ih* Ninth Jn-li-fi.*l C ir cu it o f tins etc. Free estimate. Ph. nole t block. th* biifcU iff FI *f 14k in *n4 Pb. FA 2*5181 116 W. Jit St. fo r Samlnoh- C oun ty, th* ab 322 3596. LMN ENTERPRISES, LVC. Stemper Agency b r *v l»t # i h i t * o f w h l d i l»* KALI. R I V E R MAVlVilJt HANK. P la in t iff , -v%- T E I t l t r LEE Legal Notice DAVES DAVJS, s c m v in .i: e m u t n o iv i, m vvK M n v an l CIlYM.I-M ANN hit wif#, D©f©n4antz, in Chan *ry No. 13 7 T h * natur* o f thi* suit t* a fo r#r to* ur * t»f ihul c#rt*ln m ort g . h# fr*.tii *41*1 tli(«ni|e ant* to plnlisti <lar*<l April t?. 1941 and rd*d \ ^rll 13. 1941. In OffB*Ul R *cor 4* Hook 1^3 paa* S33 o f lh * Publi * Rtcu rda o f Mtoiltml* C o u n ­ ty, Florida, «iuouinb«r|ng that c#rtalri pi" * P*rc#l of proper ty lorat#*!, l u a t ©, and h«tr»c In m I4 C oun ty and B u t * . to-W»t: LeOt !0, llt'M-k -7 * .NORTH O R L A .N D O T' WN.SITE F OU R TH ADDITION, aa r*cor4*4 l.u put Book : 3. uf t|U(r*d nt» a ll 1*0m m©r c U l cuti* FKKHlJAIiCR 20’* POWER mower, good condition, (IS. Ik hp. 3 speed electric m otor like Hew. $15. Both $25. Phone FA 2 5419. pay# St. ! .M m R ti’ttrsla C iunty, F l o r ­ it f H m l o a l i ida. EACH OK YOU If* R E Q U I R ­ ED to f!l* >(jur an aw ar o f vti.«r irrltttn d*f*n»** t« th* Citric of t^i# • trvuit • « u r t uf H©mlnul* Cuuni y . Florida, In this proi r , dli k iinl tu a irupy t h v f t o f Opun th* plain tiff** a: r*>* w h oa* n*lfl*4 and iddr**i ar* U rtlltlfllf **t furtN., a* r*<iulr*d by law, n f Liter Uiifi th* *>ih day o f j is1> 1X 3 In <t#fault th#r#of i . eaui* all* pruc#«4 ** part* upon th# #ritry of a D«cr ** I'm c'(«Kf***o .again at you. W I T S KS.H rini and Ul* o r r ic u t k«*tl o f » * t i Cuuri \ (n RcmlDolri Cu* J ■ Florida, this Tlh *11 jr of J u n *. 1»*Z. L» Art iimr II. Usokwitli. Jr* Clerk u f tn* CMvatt C •art Tyr« Mr: y » r » » r . t Deputy >-!*;» B a m lill, flridtev sod Lewie A ttorn ey, for V lstntlff S) North C o u r t fltreet l*o, t Of fire B o g 1374 Orlando, F lorid * I’Utdleh JU'ic II, 14, July 7, DM . CDJ-44 Jo 1 John E. Fox V e i l s , nr I*oh IIs I l s n r U g Notice I* hereby given, tho nfier roneM eratIon, the 8*tnl hole County Zoning <*nmn « REALTOR 110 North Park Ave. 323 0559 • Sanford. Fla. • l«n will ho ld 4 puhll. hear...i to d et erm in e the feavlMIlty u r t o o m m e n d ln g to th* Hoard o f County C o m m lev lon er e ihat LOW Monthly payments. 3 the fo l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d pro Bedrooms, den, 2 baths, t•" r»y p re s ently ,, .n *d A-l central Air-Cond. Lake pri­ A g ri culture he inne.l T: 441'igle y .i m ll) It*>ldentl4 l: vilege*. 112 1-ako Minute C om ib eocg at th# HU cur o I)r. FA 2-7919. the N K ' i o f the hVV‘ | n f f t f tlon 3 4 -3 1 8 .34E: run t h-n c along the tv line o f e t ld NE' o f the h W q N 4*34 19* U I : ft to tn# I'u U ; thence eon FURNISHED or unfurnished tlnue N u*J4'19‘* W 374 47 ft. 2 Bedroom lllo e k H ou se. thenc# N 7 » - 4' 34 ‘* 1-: 34] : : fit th en c e E Hot 11 ft Low down payment. 2422 Ihentir N M ' l S ’ i r * H 71 14 ft Oiling* Ave. thenc* N IV3:*1 9'* E I So ft thenc* 8 • • 3 r 4 I - f . H t n n the N1-3 c o r o f E n g llt h Ketetee t nit T w o , I*. U. IS. I g ,- >1 and l i . putillo re co rd , TIME TEST D FIRM Hcriilnole Coun t y, F la,, run TUB them # 8 I9*3T'19" U 14. f 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 thenc* N 71*43'30’* W 31 04 f thence VV 330.74 ft . thence N BY OWNER. 3 Bed Tin con111 ft; thence W m i s s ft . thenc* II 44*3l'3fl" W 7! 77 tt; 1 crate block Home, shaded then.-# N l»*47'30'* u 11,45 lot on beautiful lake. Ph. fl. thenc* N I 'l i 'l i '* W 374 14 FA 2-2UU6. ft , then.-* N l t ' 5 0 ' l t " H* 139 «( ft tu L*trll. I t - p lo t t lu e forte 3 and 4. B lock G o f euld KugROBERT A. WILLIAMS llih E ita te e t 'n l t T w o Public h e s r ln g will be Held Realtor $7750 Total Price St, Johns Realty In th# Hemlnol* County Court Hour*. County Cummleeloners li--.ni. Hanford. Florida, on Wednesday. J u ly l«, 1943 at 7-30 |*. M or o% soon therealter a* pueilbl*. 8emlt)ul* C o u n t y Zo n ing Cum mlealoa By Hubert 8, Bruwn Sem in ole C o u n t y Zon ing D i r e , tor Publish 1949 CD J-114 June 3- a July 3, Raymond Lundquut, A , so, FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank. Bldg. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA FA 4*44 Park Dr, 2-211# 2 0648 323-0700 Sanford, Fla. BUILD YO U A LAWN SKRVK’E ■RAND NEW HOME ON YOUR LOT II. IS. POPE CO., INC. FA 2-423* 2!». A u t o m o b ile S e r v ic e Auto Glass, Tope It Sea* Cover* AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W 2nd St. FA 2-8U32 ALL Wo r k GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SenUnrik ( lla.s.s anil Paint Cun ipa tty 219 M agaolu | N > Cath Mftdtd | IQON Financing | No Dday* | 21 Diff*r*n1 Mod,It 2ifl So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4KU SALS on used T.V.'i. Guaran­ teed. Town Z Country. Flu 322-5362. 25** CUT Sanppia Turtle Lawn mower. Dutch Mill Nursery, Upeala Rd. J u t o f f 20th S t A 1 s t .4 58. A n iM to b ta * Tradu BUYING A NSW m USED CAR? FINANCE rr WITH US ♦ Low Iatereet la toe © Low Monthly PoynMOta FLORIDA STATS BANS 1956 C1IEV. 2 dr. ITT. 1 . A H. 323-2740. RAMBLER Amerlefla. '38 Radio A Heater. Clean. (559 FA 2-9367. '59 FORD Country Squire • pane. Wagon, e x e c, coad^ new tires. Ph. 3234910. VOLKSWAGEN, 19* AM FM radio. FA 2-1330 Ext. 414. Call before 4 p .m . TRADE A-l ‘57 Dodge (or Volkswagen o r will sell. p h . FA 2-7226 or FA 3-0598 af­ ter 3 p. m. 1960 VAUXHALL nedan A -l condition. I Volusia D r. Do* B ery. OR T R A D E ; H too Inter, truck. Excellent mech. and tires and 8 x I Z utility trailer. F A 2-87*2. ■34 NINE p a n . Station wo* gon. G ood transportation. $125. cash. 1915 Summerlin A ve. after 5. 57. Boats * Motors 14* DUNPI1Y B o a t 55 hp. Johnson electric, trailer, akils A rope and other ex ­ tras. $550. 522-9387. Gateway To 71m Waterway Robson Sporting Goode Y our EVINRUDE Dealer 304-8-1 E. 1st Ph. FA >5981 14* ZIM M EL B o a t 30 hp. F.vlnnide m otor, Gator trailer. Excellent cond. (859. FA 2 8037. GATOR trailer and 1* ly t F.vinrude 1957 m otor. Boat controls. (150.09. # A a 39. T railtn - CabtRO# 1 BEDROOM housetrailer. Reasonable. FA >2940. HOLLERS OF SANFORD 1963 CHEVROLET Convertible, A u to, P Steering. SAVE 1960 CADILLAC t Door, Power and Air Cond. 12785 1961 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe* Auto., Air Cond. S2195 1961 MERCURY 4 Door, Aut#, Power 11 S., Air Cond. 81895 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 Door Hardtop. Auto^ Power Steering 91695 I9 6 0 O L D S CARS Mowing sn j edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Pb. FA 2-1817 Air-Conditiomnjr 54. Article# h r Hob DEAL Night FA 2-2069. . * SQUARE SMITH Atr Condition Jlvtfrigeratton service. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ able m price. Day FA 2-7 U4 FA 2-7664. t Convertible, A u t o ., Power, Air Cond. 91995 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sires We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. i 21)7 W. 2nd St. EA 2 6132 TRACTOR work, mowing, discing, blade, scoop. Ph. ?! j j Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds, Jhr • a a la r b S tr a ta Tues. July 2, *63— Page 9 6. For Rrat 12, R « a l Eatate Far S a l e SI A . P«ts 3. Education • Instruction CLASSIFIED INDEX AIR-Conditioning • RetrigeraB E D R O O M unfurnished FOR your best buy, choose 2 REGISTERED male Collie 1. Loat A Found By Nadine Seltzer House. Kitchen electrically Tee 'N Green Estates. 3 * Pups. FA 2-2457 After 8. lion men needed. We train SWEETIK PIE 2. Notices - Personals 4 Bedrooms. M ore space equipped. FA 2-6630 after 3. Education * Instruction you. Tools and equipment furnished. W rite C.T. I. Boa 6 p. m. tor your money. 20th Street S3. Furniture 4. Transportation 33. c o Herald. West by M ayfair G olf 5. Food Used fumliura, appliances, 2 BEDROOM House unfurn­ Course. Open daily 11-8:00. 6. For Rent JOB security can be yours by . tools, etc. Bought * Sold. ished. Kitchen e>|uipped. $65 322-2744. Builders: LAIN EN6A Special Notices preparing now for coming | , Larry's Mart 215 Sanford a mo. Limit 1 child. 2434 TERPRISES, INC. 7. Business Rentals Civil Service exam s. For in­ A v «. Ph. FA 2-4132 Cedar Ava. 8. Beach Rentals formation w rite N A TIO N ­ 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. 9. For Sale or Rent A L T R A IN IN G SERVICE Good location, kitchen WANTED reuablt couple to 1 BEDROOM furnished House. 10. Wanted to Rent take up monthly paym ent! INC. Box 6A c o SAN FO Rl) equipped. Low down pay­ On Inrge shaded lot, 11. Real Estate Wanted ed $12.50 o o 3 com plete HERALD. ment. Assume loan. A real FA 2-0597, $6o Mo. 12. Real Estate For Sale room * of furniture. Coll saving. Call FA 29172. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 13. Mortgage Loans T E *1511, Casselberry, col­ 5-ROOM bouse, unfurnished. TESTS! 14. Insurance lect. Lake Mary. FA 2-2154. 15. Business Opportunity M EN-W OM EN, 18-32. SU rt high as *102.00 a week. Pre­ FREE ESTIMATE 16. Female Help Wanted UNFURNISHED S-bcvlruora. Stenstrom Really paratory training until apUpholstering A Ms lira ss ren­ 17. Male Help Wanted living ivom , dining room, Real Estate * Mortgagee pointed. Thouaands o f jobs ovating. New A UMd Fund18. Help Wanted kitchen, 20th and French. 111 N. Park A ve. FA 2-7405 open. Experivncg usually tore. CxU Nix Bedding Mfg. 19. Situations Wanted $60 . a month. See Mr. Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 unnecessary. FRE E in for­ Co., at 708 Celery Ave. 20. Babysitters Bennett at Faust Drug Evenings mation on job s, aalarlea, re­ FA I-211T. 21. Beauty Salons Store. 224 E. First St. FA 2 2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2 8360 quirements. W rite TODAY 22. Build - Paint - Repsir 48' x 8' IIOUSETRAILER, 2 giving name, address ami 23. Building Materials • BEDROOM fram e house Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With tbe Cash. bedroom i; Adults only; $50. phune. Lincoln Service. Box partially finished Inside. 24. Electrical Sendees SUPER TRADING POST month. FA 2 3649. 8:30 Ul 40, c 'o Sanford Herald, 25. Plumbing Services Two corner lots, good w a­ FA I-M77. 3:30. ter, near school In Paola. 26. Radio A Television 6. Fur Kent Full price $2,450. Term s 27. Special Services FURNISHED apt . HW'o W, 31. Article* For Sate 28. Laundry Service can be arranged. 323-0311. NICELY furnished 3 room 9th. $50. FA 2 8290. 29. Automobile Sendee Luggage, rugs. (2.99 up, T' Apartment. Private bath. RAVENNA PARK: air condi­ 29A. Auto Accessories HOUSE, 7 rooms and bath. s h im 48e ea. Boat cush­ FA 2-5303. tioned, 3 br., 2 bath, borne, 30. Machinery - Tools Nice com er lot on Lake ions, Army-Navy Surplus. electric kitchen. Nice yard 31. Poultry - Live stock FURNISHED Apt. 4 U r g e 31ary. for information caU 310 Sanford Ave. and patio; $700. down. 304 room*. Close to town. Ph. 31A. Pets 322 8788. Temple Dr. FA 2 7723. SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS FA 2-3819. 32. Flowers - Shrubs MHo*s probably tha only dog in hiatory that can’t swim! ROOM apt. with private Jerry Lord FA 2-3319 33. Furniture LARGE 2 bedroom Trailer on bath and entrance. 51S Mel- 19. S it u a t io n s W a s to d 34. Articles For Sale Ocean* of Notions and F a ­ targe lake. Adults only. Ph. lonville. FA 2 5420. 35. Articles Wanted CHILDREN kept. FA 2-41S2. 6. For Rent 6. For Rrnt brics Galore for your sew­ 36. Automobiles - Trucks FA 2-7368. BONUS RENTAL ing needs. 2 BEDROOM house, Florida FURNISHED, extra alee 2-br. DAYS work wanted. 322-7053 37. Boats - Motors FURN. Apt. C loie in. Phone IIDRM., kitchen equipped MILADY’ S SHOPPE room. Available now. Ph. house, tile shutter, fenced 38. Motorcycles - Scooters FA 2-2800. $!0U a mo. and get 1000 TV Child Cara. FA 2-2374. O f fine Fabrics FA 2-1546. in back yard. Near Navy 39. Trailers - Cabanas stainpi. FA 2 8457. 106 S. Park A ve. i~ | iraa I'llBVKOLET .Monza Cuu#9, 4 Speed rrasa. 91993 1959 CHEVROLET V-M 4 Door Auto., Power Steering. 91195 1958 CHEVROLET 4 Door, V-8, Auto. Trun*. 9895 Finithfd or 58*11 H Top Qvmlil/. . . Mii.ro Biurtd Maltiial* Far co-npUt* dttoilt and fr«« •itimal*, plot a (all color bro- chor*, call or wittet Dan Daniel* Rt. 3 - B o x 46 Phone: 787-5709 leetbu ru , Florida Repietenlinqi J i m W a lle r s v* 1959 CHEVROLET 1 Tun Stake, Dual Wheel** 9895 1938 FORD Vj Tun With Covered Van Type Body. 9895 1958 CHEVROLET Tun Pickup, Wide Body9793 1j BEE Vrrd and Audrey YeackU 31$ E. Znd Bt. FA 2 - 0 1 Claud* II1*IrII ^ 2503 Park A t *. FA 2-0*41 SANFORD Orlamlw i’ hua« UU 1-J144 I 44- - �Fair# 10— Tues. July 2, *88 9kt •snfard f m l i UPW Circle Two Hollis Meeting In Lake Mary TAM PA (U P I) — A father and hit ninc-year-old daughter wcr(. killed here Monday when a holt o f lightning hit them during n cloudburst. Dead nri arrival at Tam pa General Hospital were Dontn-o Hull, <TI, and hi* daughter, Vivian, it. The Rui* fam ily had gone to a park for a hall gam e in which a *on, Hobby, I'd, was scheduled to play. Hut it hegan to rain and Mra. Huix suggested they go to the ear. Mr*. RuU reached the v e ­ hicle first and turned around just in time to tee a flash o f light where, her htuband nnd two children had been w alk­ ing. Tha father and daughter ap­ parently were killed instantly, but the ion waa only dazed, Eight weeks of military po­ police aald. By Fra are* Wester Mrs. Marry Sandusky was hostess fo r the June meeting o f Circle Tw o o f the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at her home last Tuesday night. Mra. Don Smith waa in charge o f the meeting. She gave an account o f the activ­ ities and progress made by the missionaries o f the church, both at home and abroad. The Devotions Is were given by Mrs. Marie I.owe on the subject. I f Y ou Never Head The Bible. Mrs. P. D. Andcrxon pre­ sented the study lesion from chapters five and six o f the Study Guide, One People o f God. Refreshments o f punch and caka were served by the hos­ tess during the social hour. Other p r e s e n t included: Mr*. Harare Cochran, Mrs. Richard Beebe, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Ray Cress, M n . Joe SiiiMthers, Mra. Charles Hjoblnm, Mra. Marlon Lee and Mra. C. Conoway. There weio fifteen present. •TOP BRASS' at Sanford Naval Air Station waa photographed at the recognition luncheon for Capt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. (center). From the left, Capt Robert Ware, commanding officer o f NAS; Capt. Tully, command­ ing officer o f Heavy Attack Wing One (Hatwing One), and Capt. James O. Mayo, who on July 12 will relieve Capt. Tully. (Herald Photo) 550-650 Deaths Seen Over 4th SEMINOLE COUNTY 4-H’ers have toft for u week at Cump McQtiarrie In the Ocala National Forest. 'Photographed boarding the bus at the Agricultural Center are (front from left) Rob Hradshaw, Rudy Mueller, Suzette Berg, Myrtle Hurria and Wanda Nixon. Already itbourd were Rill Hein and Susan Day, (Herald Photo) 8 Witnesses Refuse To Answer Probers LO S AN GE LES A (U P I) — Ninth. 10th and tlth Amend- r o w House, subcommittee on un- merits in refusing to answer hearing and in challenging the legality returned fo r the final day to­ of the com m ittee "I t is no proper concern o f day. this committee w hin a cltlE ight witnesses Invoked xen goes anywhere— including Constitutional protection 101 Cuba— to find tha- truth,” aim timaa at the opening session mid. Am srican Florida Income Up By $2,200 activities Monday while refusing to an­ sw er question* about alleged trip i to Communist Cuba after travel to tha Island was ban­ ned by thu U. S. governm ent Moat o f the witnesses, In­ cluding a I/O* Angeles attor. Hey, Mrs. Rose Kosrnlierg, 67, read long prepared state, mrnts giving reasons why they felt they should not an­ swer. Chairman Edwin E. W illis, D -I ji ., was provoked to anger several time* when be tried to speed the hearing. On several occasions Mrs. B o sen he rg, Willis amt com ­ mittee counsel Alfred M. Nit* tto were all shouting at the asms Gins. Mrs, Rosentwrg, who re­ fused to answer questions about an nllegi-d visit to Cuba last year and whether ahu be­ longed to various organiza­ tion*. Invokrd the First, Fifth, Neatly 300 persons crowdcd Into the hearing room while an estimated |0u picket* pnrmded outside tin, federal building. Moat rnrrird signs denounting the committee while * much smaller group ban- signs supporting It. $2 M ) 19.19 an,j , yM f belwven 1959. The figures were released by the school’s bureau of cco"runic and business research which also said that the Inrise found Florida sec""«• ° "ly <« Virginia among southeastern stair* in per- CHICAGO (U P I) — Within three days the bloody slaugh­ ter o f the Fourth o f July weekend begins and the Na­ tional Safety Council esti­ mates that 330 to 030 person* will he killed in traffic acci­ dents. The 102-hour holiday week­ end begins ut 0 p. m. local time July .1 and ends at mid­ night July 7. “ With the Fourth o f July historically m oro dangerous," Safety Council President Howard Pyle said, "it calls fur ex­ tra caution by all o f us to hold the number o f fatalities to the lower side o f the esti­ mate." He noted the Memorial Day weekend toll o f 323 killed last month set n reronl fur X 102 hour holiduy period. The previous high for n 102hour Independence Day holiday period was in 1901 when 509 person* were killed In traffic and 415 lost thrir lives in other type* o f accidents. The worst holiday toll In history was the "black Christ­ m as" o f 1950 when 70fl per­ sons died. lice training has FINISHING TOUCHES on the City o f Longwood’a flout for Thursday** big Fourth o f July Fiesta Parade are put on by Mayor A1 Lormann (»entcr front). In the background are Council Chairman R. C. Carlson and Councilman "Slick" Helms. (Herald Photo) been com­ pleted by Pvt. Walter A. Fealer Jr., ion of Mr. end Mr*. W. A. Fester, n o East 21st Street. A 1953 graduate nf Semin ole High School. Frsler alto attended Stetson University end enlisted in the Army last January. He completed his military police course at Fort Gordon, Ga., receiving In­ struction in such subjects as civil and military law, traffic control, map reading, prison­ er-of-war control and self d e­ fense. ,am l,F hi com " with *4,722. 3 he median national In* The first national obser­ for U'u year 1959 was vance of Flag Day took place W.CCQ. lh" bureau said, In IH77, when the government 1 requested that tlm (tag be Tin-re ere about 70 praks displayed on all public build­ 1 ranging from 10,000 fret to ing* on the nth of June, the approximately U.ouo feet In tooth anniversary of the tire European Alp*. flag’s adoption. Pfc. Davie I . Thompson, son of Mrs. Lula Thompson, It. R. 2, participated in the Arm y’ * display of missiles, artillery and engineer equip­ ment in honor of I’ resulrnt Kennedy’s visit to llauau, Germany, June 23. Pvt. Julian E. Whigham, whose wife, Frances, and parents. Mr. end Mrs. Julian It. Whigluui. reside at 90U West 211II1 Street, completed eight week* of advanced in­ fantry training at the U. S. Army Training Center, Fort Gordon, G a., but week. our of your vanilla, favorite chocolate, ( Retail Price flavor* r*traw berry 35c) wi t h t he p u rch a se M aryland o f one FRIED CHICKED WELCOME — Anxiou* to imprv.td it* thous­ ands of visitors, the state of Michigan is going all out to create a good impretdon this summer. Cindy Hicks, above, models the trim uniform of an official greeter at one o f a number of information centers the statu has net tip. Maryland Fried Chicken d in n er • a t the reg u la r p r ic e — See I m For KODAK CAM E RAS. Film and Finishing k Wieboldt's CAM ERA SHOP 210 S. P A R K A Y E . Limit 3 Per Customer llffc r Good Tomorrow— Wed.. July 3, ONLY Aero** from HL’ KGKU KING F IN A N C IA L INDEPENDENCE GUARANTEED RETAODE] ON PASSBOOK • Complete Line of Exterior Paints, Varnishes, Primers, Brushes nnd Other Paint Supplies. • Roofing SAVINGS • Pre-Built Roof Trusses INTERIOR Gardening Supplies If you haven't visited our pnint nnd wnllpapcr Equipment drill. — do so now! SOME MEN ARE LIKE FIRE-CRACKERS-THEY MAKE A BI6 NOISE AMO THEN BLOW UP iarden Hose loes • Sprinklers • Rakes • Clippers • Shovels MANY MORE ITEMS! A l U T E M l* BOOM AIR CO N D ITIO N ERS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air 700 FRENCH AVE CERTIFICATES • Insecticides *awn Mowers CHRYSLER ON SAVINGS lie nurv to visit thin new dept- ’ertilizer 7/i wc 1000 Pints sail • Complete Line o f Builders Hardware, 2513 Park Dr. Yes, INTEREST jpF • Siding A ir Conditioning Heat - Refrigeration mind! have ordered The Southern loader, chair­ man o f the Senate Armed Ser­ vices Committee, also said he think* th „ United States now must wait for "som e overt a c t" to ju stify a U. S. mili­ tary “ clean-up" which he felt should have been launched against Cuba ln*t October. Russell said in an inter­ view that neither recognition nf n Cuban-government-ln-salie nor u ‘‘ Purlfie blockade" o f Cuba, both urged by Rt^iubllcan ., is practical at this sta:r* He said the blockade would i«- n "belllg rent net" without the “ reason" which thi* Forlet missile threat provided lajt fall. Cadets William E. Galley and John M. Stans Held, ol Sanford, arc scheduled to complete six uerks of train­ ing at the Reserve O fficer Training Corps iltO TC) sum ­ mer camp at Fori Bcnning. Ga., July 2fl. Both graduated in 190) from Seminole High School. Galley. 20. son of Mr. ami Mrs. William It. Galley, 230ii 1-aurcl Avenue, is active in the ROIL* at The Citadel. Charleston, S. C. Slanslicld, 20 . son of Mr. and Mrs. W il­ liam A. Stansliclil, 319 M ag­ nolia Avenue, is active in the ROTC at Florida State Uni­ versity, Tallahassee. Sfe, Franklin It. Cum­ mings. Sanford. Is one of 17 officers and enlisted men who will complete their military careers nf from 20 to 30 years on Aug. 1 at Furl Polk, La. thinks* we have lost W ASHINGTON <UPI) — Sen. Richard II. Russell, (DG a.), said Monday President Kennedy’ s legislative program will not bo helped by his civil rights proposal* but Southern Democrats wilt not wage re­ taliatory "all-out w ar" against We Invite You To Be a Member Of Our Savings Family Member F.D.I.C �■# Bonn Support Of JFK Cracks V A tM is leaving Saturday fo r a shakedown cruise a- (Elw § > m tfn rih WEATHER: Tartly cloudy, scattered afternoon showers today and Thursday: high 00-95; low in 70s. board the CSS Independence out of Norfolk and will pro* ceed next month for a tour o f duty in the Mediterranean until next March. • • • I f m t lf o VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JULY 3. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA mwA The North Orlando recrea­ tion area Tuesday night look­ ed like a brightly lighted Christmas T ree when volun­ teer workmen turned on the lights being strung over the entire park for Thursday's big July 4 celebration. • • • Editor Dies NEW YORK tu rn -A l ic i a Patterson. 5<!. editor and pub­ lisher of the Lon* Island tab­ loid newspaper Newsday and a m em ber o f the PattersonMedllt-McCormack publish­ ing dynasty, died at D octor’s Hospital here late Tuesday. Wind Blamed ROCHESTER. N, Y (C PU —Survivors today indicated that strong gusts o f wind caused tin* crash of a Mo­ hawk Airlines plane which killed seven persons and in­ jured 3d others during a severe thunder and hail slurm. J City Manager Pete Knowlej* girl Friday, Mary lia rkey, has the following notice taped to the lamp shade on her desk: “ I am a secretary —All I have to do is: Look like a girl, think like a man, act like a lady and work like a dog " for President clear responsibility with Eur­ ope showed signs of crack­ for four minutes as an Independence Day cele­ bration. Citizen* who have bolls are also invited to join Amcricttn citizens nationwide in bellringing at that time. ( 1iera Id Photo) 4 ffe ’ In addition, tlao Lions are sponsoring a Fun Fair at Fort Mellon Park iu conjunc­ tion with activities o f the Little Leagues, which have scheduled a father -on game, the annual all-star game and a barbeque. Lions have on fund a color lelev isinn set, stereo set anil radio which will be given away at a drawing at *» p.in. Tltc Fuu F air will begin at ★ ★ ★ M iss Flame Contest Iraq Slops Reds' Seizure Of Camp Brings 2 3 Entries Ily Donna l a i n BEIRUT, Lebanon ( L T I t ni ".Miss Flam e ot J*cm Baghdad Radio today an Connounccd the crushing o f a Inoir County Ilea id) Communist plot to seise a ftesl. In he one of the main military cam p in Iraq attractions at the Long wood The radio, in a broadcast Volunteer Lire Department's heard h efr. announced a Fourth of duly' Fiesta, will communique from the Iraqi see a total of 23 girls repre­ Revolutionary Command say­ senting lu lire departments ing the plot against the ram p com pete for the title. at Rashid this morning was The winner will receive a put down in half an hour. beautiful trophy and wdl be The broadcast gave no deto compel i the tails of the action and di< Mate Fireman’ s Association not mention what d any ca» .Miss Flame ( oldest to he ualtics were suffered. held next spring. First anti " A Communist phd staged second runner-ups will re­ by some Communists and ceive trophies amt all en­ agents to seize Rashid ramp trant* will receive a Memory was crushed at dawn in a half Hook as a memento of the hour by our military forces, occasion. the national guard, the police Entries and departments and the people," a commun­ they represent .ire Nancy Pinique from Ihp Iraqi revolu­ nock, Sharon l e a n and M ar­ tionary government -aid la Jones, Altamonte Springs; The swiftness with which ttohhic Watkins, Nancy Por­ the attempted coop at the ter and lairna Moncrief, t as­ cam p was foiled showed how sel b erry . Charlotte Sanders, strongly the revolutionary re­ Florida Forestry Service; gime is in control, the broad Peggy Miller. Lake Mary; east said. Carla LommL r. Palsy F arm ­ Shareholders in the San­ ford • Seminole Development Company are "cutting a m el­ o n ." The non-profit firm, deGAINESVILLE <r 1 — siged solely and primarily to first finance and aid in the financ- Petitions seeking thi m Alachua W ing of new business iu tlie wet-dry vote city, has declared its first County lit more than 30 years dividend o f 13 cents per are being circulated here. ■hire. The dividend distribu­ tion is substantially the same amount as the firm 's net pro­ G R A N A D A , Spain I L T D —fit. A reserve of approximate- Lord Audley, l‘J, husband of ly 91,800 is left in the hank Sir Winston C h u r c h i l l ’s . , , several times the amount daughter Sarah, died today required for annual ordinary after m night-ionic nightclub • espouses. i lour with his wife. Wet Or Dry? laord Audley Dies er. Cyretha Lilts, anti Glenda Payne, Lon good Pat Rettler, North Orlando; Marilyn Partin and Nancy Ann Swenson. O viedo; Terri Vickers, Candy Condor and Joan Jones Sanford; Karen Green. Pat MackalJ, Janice Russell and Sandy Get man Sanlord Nasal Air Slation, and Linda Davis, VVekiva. Three tn:r;es. Sherry Spin d li for L ike M ary, Diane flushes for Lnngwood and I Carol llighsmith fo r Wekiva, >haio withdrawn lrom the competition due to conflicting engagement.Serving a- judges for the event will he Mrs. Marian Myers of It Meade, presi­ dent of tlie State Firem en’s Auxiliary and tommy Orr of DeLand, and Grover t*. Ding of Melbourne, otlirers of the State Firemen t Association. ★ ★ ★ Fiesta P arade Route Given Ily It a, m ., the father and son game at 2:30; the barbecue at a p. in. and tlie all-star game between teams from the National and Am cnean League* at 7.30 p. ill. to cup the day's activities. 'Dead' Gator Has Last Fling Itub Johmroi. intrepid g.nun warden will probably empty hi* rill*- into the nest gator hi' has Pi ki l , after hi.* exp.-rienee Snturlny. Culled out to Paula to get a hig gator reported in a aku oat there, woodsman llob took careful aim, nmi with inn well-placed sh l In1tween din eyes, dis­ patched that o l' gator to Ga­ tor Heaven , . , he thought. Itul driving d o , u the road in a little w id e with the "dead’’ gator lu the back seat o f hi* car. Rob h*urd a noise, and before he knew it Dolt was out in the at ret and the hnrd-Heudfd gatoi bad Lak> ii over the enr! I pshot w h s , Itoh bad to play cowboys Mild goto** mid lu- o the burly brute to get his « ir bark. “ That doggone gator VMS all over that car,* .aid [toll ruefully, " Wasn't room fur me and him b o th !1 Donna l . s l e s The route of Thursday’s hig parade to kick off the Longwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment’ s annual Fourth of July fiesta Las Do n announced by Chmihi D p i , general chair man. I ntrant*, requested to meet at Ding wood Elementary School at 9 a m . will pro­ ceed from the school at Iu a ni we-t on Orange Avenue to Grant Street, south on Grant to Church Avenue, west on Church to East Lake, sooth on East Lake to SanIjndn Spring- Drive ami we*t mi Sanfatulo Springs Drive to the Fiesta Grounds located on Reiters Field. Following the parade a prize- of $10 Will lx- awarded to the best appearing fire truck Other prizes will tie awarded to the most attrac­ tively decorated car, the most original Boat and m a number of other categories. Arrests Solve Burglary Here Burglary at Ih lj'-'s Fash ions. 232*1 Park la n e , May 3. has been snivel with arr e d o f three perMtt* at Day­ tona Beach, it w it reported today by Police Chief Roy Williams. Howe’s reported In,* of M dresses valued a between 910 9* and $21.98. xx to eight blouse* am) (our pirse*. Some o f tlie merchandise wa- re­ covered. Chief Wiliams sold. Arrested were Emory Blackman, Walter Nealey anw Sadie Byrd, at ot Dayton a Beach, police there re­ ported to Chief Wiliam,. ter a today visit to sell the plan, and West Germany awailed a visit from French President Charles d e Gaulle, the Bonn cabinet split on the issue so crucial to the future o f the Western alliance. Economic Cooperation Min­ ister Walter Schcel, a leading member of the Free Dem o­ crats who form the govern­ ment coalition with Chancel­ lor Konrad Adenauer's Christion Democrats, said he thought an independent Euro­ pean nuclear force was best. Informed sources said other Free Democrat ministers slip re School's view . Free Democrats form one-fuurth of the rahinrt and have pro­ vided plenty of evidence they rould bring down the go*, ernment if they wished. School echoed De Gaulle's worry that Europe cannot de­ pend forever on Ihe United States for prolection against Communist aggression, Adenauer's government is on record is supporting Ken­ nedy's plan for a multilater­ al, mixed-manned seaborne nuclear missile force within Ihe North Atlantic Treaty HEY. LETS TWIST — and Beverly Sue Hell and Lester Dnrn twisted their way riRht to first prize for the 5-7 year old contest held us a special event of the summer recreation program at Lonjovood Elementary School. (Ilurnld Photo) North Orlando Swears In Johnson A s Judge Fern Park Attorney Orville ltaardman o f laimbanly Ave­ Johnson of the law firm John­ nue son and Murasko was sworn lando Truck Crashes 1,201 Arrive to allow erection of a small building to house ama­ into office as the North Or­ teur radio equipment was ap, Municipal Judge by proved; Mayor W. W. Anderson at Tuesday night's monthly ses­ sion of the Village Council. Johnson fills Ihe vacancy created by the recent death of Clicldon It. Lautcnhurg. As a tm-mlter of the Florida Bar who also has been admitted to the Federal Courts, lie fill* TALLAH ASSEE I D P I) - A .ill qualification* for tlie o f­ tit-mile section o f the Slate fice as railed lor in the Vill­ Turnpike, first link o f the age Charier. northern section, will Ik* open­ Organization. Defense MinistMunicipal Court. If needed, ed to traffic July IT. Gov. er Kai l w e \on I tassel says W||| j,e |lr |,| a[ j p ()n (j1L, Farris Bryant wilt officlule It is necessary to insure the second ami fourth Wednes­ at the cerem onies opening a Americans can never with­ days of each month. vc g me lit between Orlando and draw from Europe, • • • Yeohaw Junction, the road Pe Gaulle, who opposes In other husiness the coun­ department said Tuesday. many NATO policies and In­ cil, plagued with old debt* sists on building an independ­ and smno new one* which ent French nuclear force. Is ATLANTA (U P !) — A due here Thursday for a would more than equal the village troanny ii paid in heavy-duty car • transporting two day visit. He was ex­ full, voted lo pay SI33.3U to truck went out of control on pected to do hU best to wid­ an Atlanta treeway Tuesday en Ihe division on the nuclear satisfy current payment*. From this amount, 1200 was night, tore through a fenre, I '. o. paid to ARC Firo Equipment climbed an embank me til and l*o, low ant the new 8323 ran over three Negro child­ pump for the lire truck; Sinn ren. killing two, tiefore ram ­ to Lew Arnold toward part ming into an apartment build­ payment of the niore than ing. 9-ltN) for pa*t insurance cover­ age; 130 as the monthly pay­ ment on last year's hill from PORT EVERGLADES — I'ickcrell Sporting Good* of ft I 'l l —The Am erican freight Orlando ami 125.30 on current rr Maximus, last tn a series Incidental expenditure* ol the of Red Cross m ercy ships and WASHINGTON l l ’ l 'l ) council. planes which have evacuated A variants- a* requested almost 10,1X10 Cuban exiles The nation's rail ro.ol* an­ during Hie past six months, nounced today they will place last month by Horace C. docked here today with 1,301 new work rules into effect refugees jam m ed to live gun­ at one minute after midnight July It despite union warn­ wales. ings that such a m ove would trigger a national rail strike. J. E. Wolfe, chairm an o f RALEIGH, N. C. ( UP l j — railroads’ negotiating Three diesel units and six the cars of a 07 car Norfolk Sou­ committee, said union refusal thern freight train derailed to accept recommendations o f ami plunged 3i> feet into a a White House hoard has led ravine Tuesday when the en­ to "a complete breakdow n" gineer suddenly braked to in talks designed to end the avoid a burning trestle. Two dispute. The new rule* would re­ crewm en were killed and one sult in elimination of thou­ was injured critically. sands of jobs and make *wet-pin: changea in work­ ing condition* for 200,000 men who run alxmt 93 per cent of Ihe train* in this country. WASHINGTON (U P !) Tlie railroads' unnoun re­ P i c uli-ot Kennedy returned turn! cam e a* Lalmr Secre­ to a hosim'»x-l.td,-li desk ut tary W. WiUard Wirtz called On- White I f today, con­ In Wolfe and heads of the five vinced Unit his Ill-day trip t«< rail unions pi make proposals A MISSISSIITI fft-unJ Europe strengthened his hand looking toward a settlement. jury Tuesday indicted in furgini* a more powerful | But Wirtz *uld no relil pro­ Byron De Lu Beckwith We t. i ii defense alliance and gress had been m ade mi key for tlie (dayiiig of ittin dealing with Russia. issue*. He slid Lu- railroads terjfiation lumlur MedKennedy scheduled a Cab­ have accepted recom m ends gar Evers on June I". inet m eetin g s i the White lions from presidential boards Hist. Atty. \\ 1 11 i u m House a ft e r mu tt-h ou r fligh t hut charged that the live Waller hits said that he from Naples, Duly, to An­ unions have “ adam antly re will seek the death drews A ir Farce Base outside fused i<> make any realistic Itenuity. concessions." the tuition's capital. Turnpike Link Bells T© Seminole Memorial Hu.-pilal today offered "fam ily rates" to George Touh>. Mrs. Touhy is in for minor surgery. J im ­ m y Touhy was held overnight (or treatment of facial cut* suffered last night when his ear slammed bead on into a Utility pole at the end of West 23th Street. • • * • •• TALLAHASSEE <U P!) Gov. Farris Itrynnt named a three . man commission yes­ terday to lake a census in Broward County to see it It is populous enough to rate another county Judge. City fathers and Chamber e f Com merce roads com m it­ RING THOSE IIBLL8! soys Mayor Tom Mc­ tee are very, very unhappy Donald ns he meets with Lions C'luls officials with the State Road Depart­ Jack Stempcr (left) and George Hughes ment. O ver the im prove­ (standing) to officially proclaim 1 p.m. Thurs­ ment ( ? ) Job on Celery Ave­ day us the time to rinjr all the lu lls of the city nue between Sanford and llellonviilc. Seems SHD Is laying lim erock with Inten­ tion of adding a tar cover. Local official* argue this is a primary road and the pro­ je c t should include curbing, Let Freedom Ring. to bring back the fervor and gutters and drainage. They're Sanford will Join other com ­ spirit o f July 1th as the seeking a conference with Max Ilrcw cr, SRD fifth dis­ munities all over the nation birthday of the nation'* in­ in a country-wide ringing of trict commissioner, dependence. • • * the bed is of Freedom on In­ In Sanford, the Sanfurd There's a big laugh circu ­ dependence I»ay at 1 p. m. Lions Club, and the Sanford M ayor Tom McDonald to­ lating around town , . , and Woman’s Club have joined the day called upon all citlxens w e feel we should share it with our readers. Izmgwood of Sanford and the county to Mayor in urging participation will include in its Fourth of Join the official ringing of in this ringing o f the bells, the cooperation of July Fiesta a greased pig bells at the churches, four and churches having lu llha* minutes beginning at I p.m. contest . . , whoever catches A program has been sche­ been assured. the porker m ay keep it. Chuduled at Independence Hall in hsota is having a greased sponsored by ★ ★ ★ watermelon contest . . . who­ Philadelphia, patriotic organisations o f the ever fishes the fruit out of Lake Catherine may keep :L country, in a renewed push >4 support Kennedy's plan to share nu­ Census Ordered It appears that the North Orlando Development Co. might run into trouble with the village over franchise to operate the water and aewer works. Mayor W. W. Ander­ son said Tuesday night he has it on good legal advise that the agreement could be broken since the company has not lived up to rebate terms in the contract. i • • Sanford now h a s .a, “ chew­ ing gum bandit.'* A burglar broke into Hair's Cult service station at K1S .Sanford A ve­ nue last night. The lost w as four cartons of chewing gum and one o f cough drop,. • • • many As Kennedy left Europe af­ Although it possibly will take the State Road Dept, four to fiv e months to put up road signs, the speed lim it on SR 434 has been set at 43 mph. • • • Sanford police officers are having an election this after­ noon . . . for the polirc pens­ ion board, ■ • * BaNN (LTD — West Ger­ NO. 747 ing today. These workmen, who are, as usual, the same group that turns out for any civic pro­ ject when the work is to be done for free, have worked every night for m ore than a week getting the park In ahape. Weeds and grass have been cut, the lights put up, a brand new concession stand has been built and the entire area hat been cleaned and raked. • • • Sanford is promoting a greas­ ed girl contest. • • • Cabinet Split On Nuclear Defense Force Railroad's New Work Rules To Begin July 11 Train Wrecks Kennedy Returns To White House * • • The Community Building at Ihe recreation area was des­ ignated a* tem porary Villa go Hall and Councilman Art llhode* was authorized to contact the North Urlando Civic Association to makt necessary arrangem ents; The motion of Councilman Art Ferrin that all presiding council ofticials be made po­ lice officer* o f Ihe village was approved; Ferrin and Police Chief An­ drew Ferrin were instructed lo is-gin mapping out plans to designate through and stop streets in the village and to set desired speed limits in preparation o f drawing Via necessary ordinance; • • • Firo Chief Bill Hahn weg^ authorized to order a XtUaa»section o f hard auction hn-o for tlie lire truck at a cost ol 113; A public hearing on com­ plaints against tlie use of par.ithion hy lawn spraying companies operating in tlg^ s village was set for 7:30 p.m., July 13, at the Community Building. Immediately follow-' ing the hearing u special' meeting of all village offi­ cials will he held to deter*' mine duties of each office in connection with opcr.ilInns of the new fiscal year which be­ gan July I. Prosecution Of \ Pro-Reds Asked ,OTUN <111*1) — in C. Cramer, R«ul]cd fur ptosccuhe ■ knowledgeable , ^ i onhnunists ‘ who ar*J" A ranged a trip to Cuba by 3P Am erican .-UidcnLs. Cramer a ^ o called lit * House speech for a li-t off names o f the student* and .t "lu ll investigation" by an t j £ l pnipriote committga o f Coh­ ere <. Robert McCloskcy, a Slat* D e p a r t m e n t liiai.cxinan. meanwhile said it was hoped the students would have a frank exch an ge" with Cuban, 'Indent* and "h ave ait ip]'<JT\ •unity to talk with sam e the hundred* of t. uiujntly o j * Cubans whoso main atm ' life i* to leave ihe island tor freedom elsew h ere." **. V s r £ F irst Federal R ep o rts In what was described by Tuo.ooo in loans were closed E. C. Harper Kr„ and this com pared favorably with the preceding six months. us “ not one of our best six Re-erves and surplus in the month periods’ * the First statement come to 11.Nixj.522, Federal having* and [>ian up 8 H percent from tlie year Assn.’* midyear statement end. and indicating a healthy never the less shows assets ratio to capital, Harper said. of ito.utt.uHi a* com pared to Do June ,)o dividends 1to.tu.Mizi at the beginning amounting to 1299,2K7 were of 1!MJ. declared at the annual rate The savings end o f the busi­ o f four ami one quarter per­ ness mounted from 911.231,- cent. The total increased ap­ 5A3 to 9t3.0H7.0f>3 in the half proximately five per cent year span. This wax a jump over the June-Decemlwr 19*12 W o o l y -A n d P in k o f 7,5 per cent, and co m p,ared total. In view o f the clim b LONDON ( L l 'l ) -Thn Aus­ with a 4.5 per cent increase in many operating expenses m ortgage investments. and the mounting taxes, the tralian Wool Board today in­ in troduced n newt enul «d<>r roll- Harper said. However, it dividend and reserve features sd "tickled pink.** was pointed out that over $1, of the operation have been 1 President I Sains * must heartening, according to cipate a continuation o f the tlie chief executive. (our ami a quarter per cent Savers at First Federal annual dividend rale for Ihe added over two and one half latter six months o f this million dollar* to their ac­ y e a r ," the president continu­ counts. but a 77 per cent ed. turn • over indicated the Tlie Indications o f "rather strong demand on personal trying tim e*’’ at the bee n* finances during the |nmg of this year have been fu>l 'half of towj. Of course. fulfilled and now there 1* Hie impact o f the Winter's reason to feci that there will freezing temperatures was re­ be a "slight bulge" from nuwr flected thoughout the local to Decem ber, he believes, but econom y, Harper pointed out. the status o f the propei ly The cunditions in the state investment picture does not are indicated by the reduc­ justify boom-time optimism. tions o f anticipated diviJcnlx However, First Federal will tn many associations, said have a very good final six Harper. “ Our Directors feel months in tod). Harper con­ that we can prudently anti cluded. - I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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JULY J, li Y t o rafprlt Is Two Ton Measures Face Lawmakers W ASHINGTON (U P I) — The Poet O ffice Department p e t into e ffect t o fe y tta pro­ gram t o give every n ullin g ■ddrtM a number. T b » new aystem la called " s ip cede" and Is designed to help speed M i l deliveries. W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — Congress w ent into the sec­ ond h alf o f the year today with ths outlook fo r legisla­ tion action confined largely to tw o m ajor issues— etvU rights and a tax cut. M ore and m ore members are agreed that nothing much will he done before adjournment late thia year except in the The depot tme a t planned to w all TS million carda to every malthas hi the country. The card Informs the addressee o f bis five-digit "sip cods'* num­ ber and provides a brief ex­ rembers o f Cam pi I Fast o f the Am t planation o f tba system. The Post-Office Department wants wreryone to put the number a fter the name o f his city and state whan w riting M s return address. The num­ ber also should bo used in addressing mail to porsona wbo have Included It in their return addresses, "Z ip code,” or son* improve­ ment program, has been in­ vented fo r the day when all letters w ill be prw-eorted by machines. The Post O ffice De­ partment told that It is sosltr to dovslop a machine which toads number* because there are lesa variations o f numer­ als than there* are o f letters. 1UUVA TH _ Herald new* A M M 8 a bit h appy today in l a g Rift go-between in a ecR|M «m £ which was settled amicably. The Herald w as ask |to pub­ lish a "letter to t! editor" by a public tnatltu ■ com ­ plaining a f a count agency. TIm Harold asked t agency to study tbe letter d w rits a reply, both to be iblished simultaneously, i f teesary. T be twa g o t togeth \ settled their difference# privately. feel w i s e tim thia la W e f»*l much better than a d k g the a* private differences i tho pub­ lic print when actus fit helps Ladies auxiliary L odge 879 w ill m * p.m. Wednesday at low s nail oa Magi I Weklva f at 7:30 Odd Fel­ « * A ve- Charles W . FiriA Forest City, president o f i n Sem i, •ole County Board Reallore, reports t o an. iNeal F, Farmer w ill atteni a stats meeting July 12-13 M H olly­ wood. Field la a n tober o f the statewide coll eg* Illations committee and FaiRgr ia a member o f tbe stotrag* mem- Fred R. Cans* ! u been named to round ou t that 16man special com ra|t*« for long range planning fo r rec­ reation in Seminole County. Full committee w ill la ve an organisational im «th| at 7.-0 p.m. Monday a t t|| Court­ house. Members WR asm s their chairman. Keating* To Taftc-GAINESVILLE ( U P I ) - U . & Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, Jt-N. Y -, an outspoken critic o f the Kennedy administra­ tion, will speak at the Uni­ versity of Florida here July 6. Chief Justice TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Justice E. Harris Drew re­ placed Justice B. K. R o­ berts today at chief justice o f the Florida Supreme Court under the biennial rotation. Boat Sunk MIAMI (U P D -C u b a n g ov­ ernment gunboats sank an anti-Castro raiding launch in a running tea battla off the north coast o f Cuba Sunday, Cuban exile sources reported here. Testa Resumed? WASHINgTOX (U PI) Russia ' appeared today to have resumed nuclear test­ ing, but U. S. officials said this country planned to go ■bead with test ban tslks in Moscow this month. Funeral service* fo r Robert Jerry Arndt Jr., 19, o f Ovlo­ tto, who was drowned Satur­ day, w ill bo conducted by Rev. Stephen M. TUhy a t S p.m. Wednesday a t St. Luka’s Lu­ theran Church. Slavia. Burial will b« la the church eeraeArndt, active hi 4-H work is the Oviedo area, w as at­ tending a church picnic Sat­ urday afternoon at Ltttla la k e Georgia. B berlff J. L. Hubby report­ ed that a t about 4 p.m. Arndt went out alone In a boat and that It soon was noticed he was not in the boat. It was eumised a ski-tow line had foulad on hi* propeller and the youth fell from the boat in attem pting to free it. A friemJL-yiAjl tyavld, also Aaaltting In the search and Investigation, ainca tha Orange-Semlnola County lino runs through the center o f th* fake, were the Orango County s h e r iffs offiea and Union Park Fire Department. Tha accident occurred an the Seminole aid* o f the lake. 8urvivora are hie parents, Mr. and Airs. Robert J. Arndt, Sr,; a brother, Arden Roy A rndt; ais tors, Mr*. Margaret Panke and Misses Ronda and Marsha Arndt, all o f Oviedo; grandmother, Mrs. M argaret Brenner, o f Shelbyvllle, Mich., and great-grandm other, Mrs, C. Ilarnhardt of Way land, Mich. In lieu o f flowers th* fam ­ ily has requested that dona­ tions be mod* to the building fund o f the Su Luke’* Day School. W . Guy Black Funeral Home o f Orlando in charge o f arrangivnanU. ehrQ rights and tax fields. T bs lawmmkars w ill m r t th s u su al appropriations measures and paaa a number of other bilk , et course, b e t ■one o f President Kennedy's priority Hems appear likely to t o down tbs drain. Included among these are medical care fo r the aged, mass transit, depressed areas, youth employment and a d o ­ mestic h a r e Corps. College aid also could g e t lost in the shuffle. In the positive side, Con­ gress already baa approved several important measurea. I f they were not overshadow­ ed by the civil rights and tax cut issues, th d r p a a a a g a might have been hailed aa sig ­ nal events. The legislative accomplish­ ments to data inctuda extend­ ing the draft law fo r fou r y e a n , raising the national debt limit, giving women workers the same pay as men get fo r the same work, and continuing the excise tax and corporate tax rates fo r an ­ other year. Since each Congress Is elected fo r tw o y e a n , some measurea on Kennedy1! o r ig ­ inal priority Hat could he held over fo r action in 1964. In fact, soma lawmakers would not be surprised If the Prvsl* ■ * w a n called_on Congress Murder Suspect Faces Court Nelson Moore, N egro, o f 110414 Locust Avenue, facing a charge o f first degree mur­ der, eras to be arraigned this afternoon before County Judge Vernon M lie. Moor? la being held la county Jail without bond. Police Chief Iloy William* ■aid today that Lula Gaines, N egro, 17, also o f 11D4H Lo­ cust Avenue died at 11:30 a.m. Sunday as tha result o f a blow on tho head. She died at Or­ ange Mrniorlal Hospital, Or­ lando. Chief William* said th* Gainea woman was (tru ck at about 9:30 p.m. Saturday, re­ moved to Seminole Memorial Hospital and then to Orlando. Police are continuing their In­ vestigation. qbC A G O (D P I) — The National Association fo r the Advancement o f Colorud Peo­ ple,'longtim e leader sa d sym­ b o l ! of the battle rights, opened fo r civil perhaps the moat significant convention o f its. 64-year history today. Prom 1,600 to 2.000 delegalas will spend six days p Isa­ tlf* for advancing tha ram * « ( racial Integration and equal righto. The l**ao o f civil right* has dominated domestic problems in recent months, i ■B' iatory_ making advance* f o r tha Na gro cause bar* _ coupled with violence, clim axed by the slaying o f Jackson, Ml**., N A ACP leader M edgar E ven . Hi* widow will rscsfve a modal at tha convention. Tho N A A C P ’a role aa load­ er o f tha eirll rights move­ ment ha* been challenged by newer group*. Roy Wilkin*, executive di­ re* tor, took notice o f ibis last week with a Jib# that "other organisation* furnish the noise and get the publicity while the X A A C P fiimUhc* the manpower and pays tha h ill.” High point* o f the conven­ tion will include a speech by James Meredith, ' t h » N egro Wbasr entrance Into the UniIV M ity o f Mississippi touched Mf|t>loo<!y riots, and a march e^pnor** than 66,000 person*/ hath white ami Negro, led by Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. A spokesman aaid the dele­ gates would concentrate on th«* issues o f fair employment, political action, school deseg­ regation, housing, legal ac­ tion, and civil rights legisla­ tion in CongTeas. Citrus Group Renames Banks LAKELAND (U P I) - S «m O. Banks o f Lakeland was re­ elected chairman o f the Flor­ ida Citrus Commission here loday fur a second straight term. Herbert Massey of Dade City was reelected v i c e chairman. Banka sakl committee a s­ signments will b* announced Friday. WASHINGTON (U P I) — Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall aaid Sunday that th* nation’s w ater conservation problem la becoming Increas­ ingly serious becam e river* have been turned Into sewera. Udall said on a radio-tele­ vision program that Increased industrialisation coupled with expanding population h a d made water "on e of the really ■erioua natural r e s o u r c e problems” of the United State#. > Key Witness Draws Crowd At Airport SARASOTA ( D P I ) - C u r v y LONDON (U P I) — An 16- Flora Jo Chandonnet o f Mi­ y*ar-old playgirl— key witness ami who saya she boned up In Britain’* sex and security scandal— drew a crowd o f hun­ on her voice lesion* "m a d ­ dreds a t London Airport to­ ly ," Is the new Miss Florida of nun. day. Mias Chandonnet. daughter Airlines personnel, travelers nf Mr. anil Mrs, Willard Osand tourists gathered fo r a trin, of North Miami, sang took at Marylin Mainly R lc«and smiled her way to the Davis when she arrived fo r a title here Saturday night in holiday flig h t to Majorca. her second attempt at win­ Her fligh t was delayed 60 ning the rovrlrd award. minutes while she posed fo r She ii the winner o f a 61.news photographers and tour­ 000 scholarship and the rjijht ist*. to represent l to/id a In the Some* o f them thought she Miss America Pageant at At­ was royalty as *ha was es­ lantic City this summer. She corted to her plana by air­ ■aid alter winning the title, port police. ■ho would use tbe scholarship "W h o is this nice young money to finish training as la d y ? " an unidentified Amer­ a denial technician. ican touriat asked. Tbe pretly brunette, who "I'm notorious,” Vlas R ico- ■hows big dimples when she Davia replied. " I shall go down ■miles ind sports 34 24-34 cre­ In hlatery aa anothrr Lady dentials, says she w as "m ore Hamilton” — tha mistreat o f m ature" thia year than when Lord Nelson. ■he finished third in last Mis* Rlce-I)avis Is a friend year's contest. o f Christine Keeltv whose reIn addition to her Impress­ lotion* with W ar Minister ive rendition of "O ne K iss" as John P rofu m o' respited in hi* her talent In the (Inals, Miss resignation. Chandonnet won preliminary lilies in t t o bathing suit and evening gown divisions. She sIio told judges, in ans­ Burglars obtained |tK) in rash and a woman’ s wrist w er to one of the questions watch In a break-in Sunday asked of all five finalists evening at Fleming's grocery, from the field of 40, dial if Geneva Avenue, according to the had a choice o f whom she Sheriff J . L. Hobby. Entrance would like to go to lliu moon wa* gained by cutting a screen with the first lime she goes: door and a glass window. Store Robbed “ By m yiell the lin t tim *, I guess." .She said she has a hard tim e keeping h e r weight (town, because the h it an Italian boy friend and both o| them "lo r e Italian food.” First rnnnerup In the con* test was 19-year-old Sheila Clarke, Miss Winter P ark. The other three runners-up in ord er were Miss Orlando* Nancy Allison Collins, 16; Miss Tallahassee, Nancy J o Cochran, U, and M lu Paiatka M ales .Queen, 13-year-uM Carol Lynn Blum. Longwood Hall Is Discussed y The Longwood City Council, meeting In adjourned session Friday night, passed a city ordinance relating to tha •tato increase in cigsret tax­ es and continued d.'scuaknt on plans for the new city hall which are expected to bo completed and a p p r o v e d within tbe month. In other business, M ayor A . It. Lormann announced that Longwood would bo ringing tbe church bells on Independ­ ence Day In coinplinnco with Gov. Farris Bryant’s request lo nil cillei in the state. This month’s meeting o f lh » council, which norm ally would ho held on Thursday, was postponed until July 11. Tha establishment of • select preparatory ichool for boy* THE n 1i S ’ c . *> A WASHINGTON (U P I)—Tbe federal government beaded today into Its fourth consec­ utive year of deficit financ­ ing, and indications are the fiscal situation will get worse before it gets better. Fete Marred HELL, Mich. (U P I) — The first annual Satan's Holiday In Hell, which drew over 23,000 people Saturday and Sun­ day, was marred by the death o f Hell's unofficial "m a y o r " — Erdlcy Van Sickle. Commendations Cabinet Shaky Water Problem Reported Worse OPERATION JBT FUEL was Lunched thia morning with tha opening c l valves to transport airplane fuel by pipeline from storage tanka at tha lake front to Banford Naval Air Station. Actual operation mill com­ mence Friday, according to Gerald Rauch, president o f Standard Southern Corp., Houston, Texas, pictured here opening the valves. Also left to right are Scott Burn*, Bums, industrial committee chairman, Chamber o f Commerce; ___ City Commissioners Jimmy Crappe and Sonny Raborn, lly Barron, presi­ dent o f the Sanford Pipeline Company, a subsidiary o f Standard Southern; Mayor Tom McDonald, Capt. Robert Ware, commanding officer o f NAS; Lt. Cdr. L. D. Eilingwood, NAS supply officer, and Curtis Lavender, NAS fuel operator. Following this ceremony Rauch nnd Barron were hosts to Chamber, city and other civic leaders Ht a “ celebration” luncheon at the Mayfair Inn. (Herald Photo) A N N O U N C IN G Fourth Year The new additiu* to tha school adrainistratiogifflca *n Commercial Street {w ill be completed late th b month. Something new w ill )| added: The conference r o o * w ill in­ clude a professional library fo r u se bora* in-w eefe train­ ing. Also w ill be i taw o ffice TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — for the school au p ed n ad en t. Gov. Farria Bryant, commealing that more and more In answer to qu ad* about citixena of the atate are be­ tbs new roofing fir South coming boater*, haa aent out Side Primary Srhed: g Upt, commendation* to the seven Ray MUwo* says " h i glad captains of the Coast Guard they asked and only « b h they auxiliary division* in Florida could see how the Itw ’ ro o f­ for search and rescue work. ing leaked. The olds* portion l* 16 ya*ra old, MU going strong and will n-mteu" ROME (U P I)— Prem ier Gio­ vanni la-tine sought parlia­ Chairman Wayn aupport for hi* Albert mentary said sani# 220 Jayci w ill be emergency government today out each evening ki but political observers said door* with flag* there wa* increasing likeli­ their e ffo rt to m l * "Sanford hood hi* cabinet would fall ths fla r flying c itt « f p|orj. soon after President Kennedy d n “ # s JuJf 4. leaves Italy. lt OME (D P I) — Roman crow ds, lined fiv e deep nt some spots, cheered President Kennedy and scuffled with potice fo r a closer look today as he drove through the Eternal City on the first day o f a visit that w ill Include n historic meeting with Pope Paul VI. Kennedy conferred w i t h Italian President A n t o n i o Sogni and Premier Giovanni l*eone shortly after he arriv­ ed in R o u e from Milan after spending the night a t a Lake Como retort In northern Italy. White House press secre­ tary Pierre Salinger announc­ ed the President will fly home Tuesday night directly from Naples. He had origin­ ally expected to spend Tues­ day night In Rom s and le a n Wednesday morning for Wash­ ington, Informants said Kennedy told the Italian leaders ths United States and W est Ger­ many hare agreed to delay until early next year a de­ cision on the proposed multi­ lateral force o f surface ressells armed with Pularia mis­ siles amt manned by Allied The United mixed crew*. Slates and Germany are the chief proponents o f such a fore#. Source* said th an w as no effort to press the Italian* on the issue because they realisctf the shuky Leone gov­ ernment la in no position to make any commllmenU. A crow d o f torn* 5,000 per­ son* greeted Kennedy at Rome’s Ffnntclano Airport when ha arrived after week­ end talks In England with Prime Minister Harold Mac­ millan and a triumphal awing through Ireland ami Germany. KAREN PAT JANICE ADDITIONAL ENTRIES representing the SNAS Fire Dept. In Thurntlay’a ’’Min.* Flame” Content will be Varan Green, I’ut MackaU urui Janice Russell, left to right. Karen, th* di-aifhter o f Mr. ami Mr*. Robert K. Green, 1* 5 feet, 3 inches tall, meadures 33-22-34 and likes water skiing, cooking and dancing. Pat, daughter o f Mrs, Ruby Muckall, is & feet, 8* inches tall, measures 34-23-36. and likes baton twirling, swimming and dancing. Janice, daughter uf Mr. and Mra. Hcrahcll Jones, is & feet, 6 inches tali, measures 36-23-36 urid likes baton twirling and swimming. The girls, all of Sanford* attend Seminole High School. (Herald Photos). TA L L A H A S SE E (U l’ l ) — If you didn’t buy it before to­ day, you lost money on the deal. The price Just went up. Floridians started digging for extra tax pennies today and those copper* will amount to ait estimated tint) million in state revenue over the next two year*. Ba it an automobile, a fish­ ing r<al, a carton o f smoke*, or whatever. It’ll cost Flori­ dian* more than In the post. The recent legislature rais­ ed taxes on such popular item* as rigurette* and whisky dur­ ing the past month* and spread Florida’s thrve per cent sale* U x to cover most item* bought in store*. Tha purpose U to raise stole income over the next biennium to meet a record n f $1M7 mil­ lion In apvmltug until the leg­ islature meets two year* hence. Most o f the new taxes. In­ cluding a Uilee-cent-u-package raisa on smokes, went in­ to effect today, Tbe beer, wine and whiaky tax doesn't g o In­ to affect until Aug. 1, how­ ever. One o f the boosts which wiU to f«H store tkaa all a f tha other* -even the cigarette tax — ia a five per cent wholesale tut mi sporting good* to help finance Gov luml Karri* Bryant's recreation program ., i f the wholesaler* have to dig, then som e o f the burden ia going to be passed onto the retailer* and thence to the eu* turner. Experts have estimated that the average mat tu families in taxes will b*> atanil ff>0 u year. Other* who will be hit by the new ta le* will ha spotU fun who like to go wutrh the hall u om r, or gn to the ruce truck*. Taxes have bean set on ndmiaaion to sporting events, rucing and jui-alai fronton*. The n«w t a x e s even touch airplane owner* by putting a sides tax on gasoline used in airplane*, lt alao pula a biggar levy on sale o f industrial machinery, toxra appliance and like repair bill* and rent­ al housing. The law puts the salsa U x wan* added to voter reglatrsand extendi it effaet on alt apartment rentals trout six month* to a fu ll year. NAVAL ACADEMY SANFORD, FLOniOA ^ Application* for tho 196X 64 enrollment now being accepted. Fell term atarU September 15. J ^ Day and Boarding Students. O.-sdei Now 6th thru 9 th / Higher Grade* in Succeeding Yeart/Annapolis Faculty/ Excellent Curriculum /Personal Instruction/Hostthful Atmoephere/AII Sport* on 30 Acre CimpuvEvery Boy Taught to Study and Cacti. ^ k k V ^ Sanford Naval Academy ■* a brsnd new unit of the Bernjrr Macfadden Foundation, * port tors o f the famous Castle Height* Military Academy ui Tennessee, now in it* 61st year. S J J A Castle Heights, an honor school. It proud o f its record of graduating every boy to a leading college or to the Army. Navy and Air Force academies. ! v ’ SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY, toe Flood* Counterpart o f the vastly succeislui Cattle Heights, wtN apply Identical schoieibc and health-building technique*. At a Sintord cadet, your son will receive the finest teaming in the •elect atmosphere of thit unique Naval academy. ^ ^ \ q ^ FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE: sj H. A Furman, Superintendent % THE SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY Sanfer*. Phone: 305-322 3132 .if nTT - ------.1r i i 6 \ j 1 "i �fWJJ *C f-1 \ f i t * t —Mon. July 1, *88 $ WORKMEN at Sanford Naval Air Station, with tha help o f a 100-foot crane, hoist a new radar weather-tracking tower into position. In fore­ ground la access ladder which was mounted along aids o f the tower. (Navy Photo) NAS Win 'Sea' 200-Mile Storms They will also be able to Aerologists at Sanford Naval Air supply the hurricane forecast Station will soon be able thunderstorms and Ing center In Misml with In other weather disturbances at formation on hurricane form ations In this area. Alliances of lOo miles. la ‘ 's e e " Their " e y e s " In this case w ill be a long-range weatherCracking radar which la being installed atop a 65-foot tower M ar the NAS maintenance hangar. Coat of the project, including the radar equip­ ment, la about $50,000. This include* the cost o f transporting the support tow­ e r from Miami's Master's y ie ld , a now defunct Marine s i r elation which It the cur­ rent elte o f Dade County Jun­ ior College. The tower was recently hoisted upright by a mobile era oe with 100-foot boom. Of­ ficia ls in the NAS public w orks department expect the new weather tower to be operational In early July. Sherkade ConstrucUon Com­ pany, o f Yookars, N. Y ., la prim ary contractor for tha project. The radar aet was manufactured by the CurtisRVrlght Company. The new system will enable WAS aerologists to track the developm ent of thunderatorma day or night. O fficials expect the new In­ stallation to improve greatly the accuracy and scope of their weather predictions The obvious advantage will be In predicting when storms will hit the local ares. However, they point out the additional advantage of know lng when alarms will bypsss the ares, thus relieving the need for setting lime—con­ suming security measures on aircraft and equipment and preventing flight operations from being needlessly can celed. Charles Kampf Installed As Civilan Head Retiring president Joe Den­ nison of Ctvftans, reporting a "m ost successful year," turn­ ed the gavel over to Incoming leader Charles Kampf a t the d u b ’s annual banquat a t Lake Monroe Inn. Past president John BrumIcy served as inatalling offi­ ce r, charging the new offfctrs with the duties o f their sta­ tion. Assuming the office of pn eldent-elect waa Robert Brlsson; Tom Price, vice pres­ ident; Clyde Long, secretary, and William Klinefelter, treas­ urer. New directors o f the organi­ sation will be D r. A. W . W oodall, John Brumley and Wil­ liam Slayton. In relinquishing his position, Dannlson called attention to the C M ten's fruitcake tale, during the Christmas season when over 4,000 pounds were sold, with a contribution of $500 being made to the Little Red Schnolhouie. He called the bathing beau­ ty contest which tha club sponsored for the Semi-Cen­ tennial, "on e of our m olt en­ joyable and successful projsets to date,” and urged that It be continued. Dennison noted that the Civitan • sponsored flabe Ruth baseball team was last year's city champions. in accepting the gavel, new President Charles Kampf re­ minded the club thut they are a service organisation and sui(K<«ted that "our aim for the next year be greater ex­ penditures o f ourselves and our timer ill lervlce to the com­ munity aa well as financial expenditure." In dosin g, the entire assem­ bly of Civitans, wives and guests resd the Impressive Civ its n creed In unison. A fter dinner and installa­ tion ceremonies, the club was entertained by a three-piece combo formed by meml>ers of the organization, including Hill Klinefelter, Mel Young and Hill Slayton. T. L. Johnson Dies At 72 Kids On Trips CHICAGO <UP1) - On long vacation trips with the child­ ren atop at least every two hours and let tho children run s minute or two, the Am er­ ican Academ y of Pediatrics suggests, The Academ y also nixed the Idea of trying to make an easy "500 miles a da y" during an auto trip with children. "Three hundred to 150 miles a day Is sufficient," the Academ y explained. Hoofs o f an Arabian camel aprt-ad out like foam rubber wben It is walking on sand. NEW NEA HEAD— President-elect Robert H. Wyatt will take over leadership of the Na­ tional Education Asso­ ciation during its an­ nual convention June 110-July 5 in Detroit, Mich. Active in the In­ diana State Teachers Association. Wyatt suc­ ceeds Hazel A. Ilianchard In the presidency. CUR ANCESTORS Thomas Lm Johnson, 72, died a t Seminole Memorial Hospital at 8:110 pin . Sunday follow ing a lengthy illness. He waa bom in Floyd Coun­ ty, G a., Sept. S, 1890 and made hi* home In Rome, (la., for 50 years before coming to Hunford lit year* ago. He resided at 507 Park Ave. Mr. Johnson la survived by his w ife, Mrs. Lydia Johnson o f San ford; throe daughters, Mrs. Hay Slaton, Sanford; Mrs. K. C. Johnson o f Flo­ rida C ity ; Mrs. John L. Car­ ter o f Cedartown, Ga.; ono tan, Leroy Johnson o f Rome, ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at graveside in Oak Iawn Me­ morial Cemetery at It a.m. Tuesday w ith Rev. Fred It. Chance officiating. Hrisson Funeral Home is In charge o f arrangements. Medicare by Quincy WASHINGTON (C P I) The average per capita ex pendiiure for medical care of persons 65 or over during 13*11 was $515, two and onehalf times tire $158 average for persons under 65, reports Donald p . Kent, director of the O ffice o f Aging. Figured another way: ap­ proximately 20 per cent of all expenditures made for personal health services in the United Slates in ‘61 went for the care of the nine per cent of the population aged 65 and over. The one Christmas plant native to Am erica is tiic pomsettla. "Super - Right* 8 * 8hm" k FuI1y f - W O R M 3 NO CAMERA SHYNESS HERE—The no Longwood boys and girls worn entirely too busy eating watermelon to even be aware of thesphotognijyher nt tint summer recreation program being held at the Longwood Elemen­ tary School. In the group ure (front from left) Pntricia 1lufstutter, Donnie Sasser, Kevin Estes and lleverly Hell; (buck) Shirley Hufstetter, Linda Long and Alan Long. (Herald Photo) IT ! IE I ITS FREE! 2/3k 1964 hid Stamp V * GiftCatalog on Potato Chips Mb. box 49c White Bread \ » Jane Parker Frc.h C rl.p YOUR FREE COPY AT AaP A rt Collection Brings $ 3 Million Blueberry Pie 114-lb. each 49c LONDON (U P !) - Free, for a collection spending bidder* p u d a world impressionist recurd of nearly of French brought the top price of $294,- $5 milliun out of sight by their recluse 000. The 26-by-M Inch work 40 bad been exhibited only three times sinco it was painted years. in about 1879. S cotu h charities will re­ Some of tha collection's ceive the proceed* — after highly touted paintings failed taxes — of the $2,912,053 auc­ to arouse the expected inter tion sales of 17 paintings ami est among the choosy bidders. one bust from the collection A Cezanne landscape thought of the late William A. Garcapable of bringing $250,009 gill, a Scottish oil and ship­ sold fur $106,400. ping magnate. A Degas oil of ballet danc Cargill, who died last year era brought $134,000 instead without heirs, lived as a of the predicted $280,000. recluse and permitted few persons to see the collection he had put together at bar­ gain prices in the early 1920s. Sotheby's Galleries were jam m ed for the r e co r d /a u c­ tion, which exceeded the pre vious high total of $2 2 mil­ lion for a modern art collec­ tion. That price also was paid at Sotheby's, for seven im ' pressionist paintings o f the Krwm Goldschmidt collecllun auctioned In 1958. "D anseuve Baiculanrt." a owner HOUSTON, Tex. 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Yea, my darling daughter! but lie sure you know how to give mouth-to-month resuscitation. These two bath­ ing beauties, Mias Ann Mahan (left), who was named "Miss Florida” of the U. S. Twirling Assn, and Miss Candi Condor (right), who is the reign­ ing "Miss Seminole County" ure learning the art of artificial respiration from Mrs. Martha Kilpatrick (center), Red Cross water safety instructor, who use* tiie doll "Resusi-Annle," to demonstrate the life-saving techni­ que. The demonstatlon was held at the Lake Mary Woman’s Club luncheon at the Capri. (Herald Photo) H O M E FOGGING % a d y t If th tr a 'a o n a t h i n ? t c a n 't atan d tt’ a a fr o n t M a t d r iv e r l" $aU O r (thank Half i is both fast and convenient. EXTERMINATING CookedHams G .A .C .— F IN A N C E C O N D O N A T I O N III A -SA N F O R D ------------f«St 3t.....(A .I,» J J/4J - UHLANIX) 421N. Oranis Ayr. GA/ilcn 4 3SOS 401 W Ctrttrjl B<vd (JAmtn J6494 !24JLCo!onD! Or 04/Ji" 5 2£>U 10 nine <u. 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Legion 1’ost Irtll installed new officers for the remonies at the Legion Home on Prairie Lake. ^>p photo, front from left) David Wentworth, Jack ann, who substituted for Robert Newell, nnd R. T. Riidnlpb, William Chambers, I.inton Cox nnd I officers fliottwn photo) are (front from left) ke Ambacher, Mrs. Mary Knllnian nnd Mrs. Eva re Russell, Mrs. Lillian Severs, Mrs. Ethel Went(ambers. (Herald Photos) Preceding the ceremonies e covered dish supper wss served by the auxiliary m em bers sad guriU. to Distinguished guests, other than Commander and Mrs. Danesky and Chaplain Cross, were Arthur llirtieli of Or­ lando, district sergeant »t arm s; Mrs. Thelma IJernkiehr o f Ml. Dora, auxiliary dis­ trict secretary and Mrs. Illrtxcll, auxiliary district ser­ geant at arms. Fresh Pork Roast Fresh Pork Hams Split Pork Loins •CMLAWk BUNNYVANO m BAT-AfTV .STABS w im v N9SED Franks 39/ Spread 3 & 1. i . 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SO teod ordw A l ’TO SKRVICK Reds' Teas Seen Doomed MOSCOW (U P I) — Rela­ tions between Russia and Communist Chinn were a t n new low today. The coming Communist “ pence’’ talks ap­ peared doomed to failure. In the light o f increasingly violent declarations nnd ac­ tion* on both sides in recent days, Western diplomat* here forecast a deadlock at best oil the showdown negotiations that could decide the future of tho entire Communist move­ ment. Whether thin would h a il to n formal split among th< worlds Communist parti :* in to Peking and Moscow fac tions remained unclear. Tho Peking regime an nounrvd S u n d a y night would send Its negotiating team to Moscow as scheduled, but emphasized the team ha instructions to hold firm on ^ the key ideulogirnl and politi rot Issue* separating the tw Communist giants. The talk 1 are to begin Friday. 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V A N C A M P ’S US FALM ETlO A V F .fi 5 0 E x tr a T o p V a k re S t a m p s HIM TW, COUPON AND PURCHA5B CP Two p . m . r*ot>M p iN on scor Charcoal 20^99/ Paper BUY THIS PRODUCTRISULT OF 36 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP FOR ONLY DOWNTOWN CLER r s & LAUNDERERS PHONE FA 2*:232 M ayonnaise49? ^ M „ t f f r o io n fo o d £ 4l * 1 T h om as Lefgren, historian; William Chamber*, service o ffice r; R. T . Stover, adjut­ ant; Mauriee Rudolph, fin­ ance o ffic e r; Linton Cox, chaplain; Joseph Kellar, ser­ geant at arma and B. D. Mc­ Intosh Jr., Ralph SJeblow and and Dan Gilbert, executive com m ittee members. fo llo w in g the installation Com m ander Wentworth an­ nounced that after 15 years hard work by the Post and Auxiliary the mortgage bad been paid in full. He gave M cIntosh, past commander, the honor o f burning the m ortgage. OLD GLORY Anici pout and auxiliary New post officers ar Beauchamp. C. I-. B»i Stover; (back) Mnj Joseph Keller, Attxf Kuth Kutlolph, M rs.] Kellar; (hack) Mra.j worth and Mrs. Lmi 1 i Clory Post Installs Officers* I aiaalng at the Post Home on B f Donna F.str* New officer* of Old flint J’prairie bake. Am erican Legion Post || I Scrying at laitalllitf offic% o d Auxiliary were fnrmt f.«r tor the Pon wsj Nick ]g Installed at Impressij ,Daae*ky of M l Dora. sixth ct commaniler. Officers • erem om n held Wednes ■. c r STER g beans CAN 10/ 50 E x tr a T o p v a t u S t im p s | WIFH THtl COUPON AND PLUOIAl* OP Sita, PnassM Whits Aore Peas 1NHU JC4.Y IHU �W*to> ■II-■J- ■ --- '■ — “ ■■■■' “1---- ■; -*-* : xJ: / ' {'■■ • *Sry ' ■ r * • •►r* 11 ■-. **'' ■i. -ry-V*M *m v V i ' ■ Peter Edso OiSHPAN HANDS •r Political I f they and some other states should pursue this course, thereby subtracting a substantial number o f electoral votes from tha totals avail­ able to the declared party nominees, tha result could be to hand the House tha decision. This almost happened in the Truman-Dewey contest o f 1948. It could occur in a d o st 1964 election. It is a good bet, however, that the American people would let it hap­ pen only once. The likely turmoil In the House, especially if the nation or the world were In some sort of crisis, would give a huge push to preventive electoral college reform. Such reform is under study right now by Sen. Estes Kefauver’s Com­ mittee on Constitutional Amend­ ments. But the eenae o f urgency la lack­ ing. A wide variety o f plans clamor for attention. There Is no evident consensus fo r any single one. Some observers feel that at most Congress might endorse a plan to eliminate the electors aa persons but retain electoral votes. This would de­ stroy the prospect of Independent action by electors. The electoral votes in each state would go wholly to the candidate gaining a plurality there. There would be no division o f a state’s elec­ toral vote according to the propor­ tions o f the November popular vote, nr by congressional districts, as some have urged. Yet even this simple reform may look like a long step to a country which has not to date felt the paral­ ysis o f an inconclusive election. in the _______ Dwight KUenhower In IM S o r President Kennedy in 1961 irill testify to the greet difficulties. The Hormbtr-Jaaoarjr tranaiUoa Is e grey, nerer-nevsr lend in which the world looks to the new who doe» not yet know hi* i end largely by-passes the tncum* who does know the work, circumstances which materl* . _____ to this seemingly inevita­ ble eoafualon might by that feet se­ riously increase the peril inherent la the ehange-over. Fuised-up suthorlty does not suit ea age when maxi national danger can arlae on an Y et this would appear to U* a probable consequence o f any prcsldsntlal«•lection which .failed to yield an electoral majority for one candi­ date or another and thereby throw the decision into tho House o f Repreeentativea— as prescribed by the Constitution. Evsn though summoned Immedi­ ately, aa the law demands, s u c h a session might be days in achieving a result In tha meantime the nation, and tha world, would be stewing in doubt Decision by the House la the stated intent of those etatee such as Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi, which have authorized the choosing o f unpledged electors in presidential voting. <L Phil Newsom Soys . . . f-M i Worry Clinic Franco Raises Ante Mic h a e l h a * ) UfcFCWB SOU S iTA R T A TUUNDtR f l o w n t H* r* COOFt 00 T f ir -STCflM, a cu sM iN * at AM m o o * THAT BILL FOR MIS SOON SKULL,SPU'D . MPOMOK, MICHAEL, B i t t e n d a s h f o n tK j SEW COAT OP < t CAN 1ST AW FFATHERS IS CYCIONO CELLAR.' CJENUJ6 rM N T tS THERE'S LlrtHTNINSIN •STILL ROOST:sriFTOMMCXE3[fO lNw IN SOOf? TH6 AIR/ S A M ,I K lira ITS CREATWB " TAILOR.WtTH ATSURV. MEN 5 P H B « , IN PEACB CHARMER IN 10*4 ISj se' A NO QUIET.' BAROiNO j TCWARO , iTM It D O O ffi ■ SA D ,HOW THAT I m V i Qtfp fcaufarfo IpraUi Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, July 1. 19<M w s i T i a A. e iB L o w , a u r t o a ra a o v a v ra w M a stilsg BUItor JVUI W IL L I Ceeatr Belter C IL 'IU A rABH B B Eeelelr BAlter d o so th y A la r m ■'■■lure Kdllor sxp Planning your VACATION ? Talent BE SURE TO TAKE ALONG HOMETOWN Sanford Furniture Co. * ;l TJh e CALM BCFOfiB TH E S T O R M . BU YIN G A NEW CAR? LET US FIN A N C E IT! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose TO SA VE MONEY! n a L iiu a a r s x n wsslls MeebenLol Hupl J4MIM L *H U*£I*A S B * Uuelnete M*n*c*r BMIBLBV A. *18A W CI* m IH*4 Measure U A X K VOLTOLIV1 Circulation Menace' a iB S L M im o a a s r i i ■' B-tolaole C e n t? Alt OII*e t ie Week »*■** I T.er ( l i .i e l Tear |.t* * Months L it « Moruhe t.ia 1 Munih* 3.no 1 M-atlie LI* 1 Meath 11* I Uosih B. A Peeisl Reaulatlesa arovia* last *11 nail cubeeriptlea* be gat* la attaaea. ------- - »■ ■■ ■■ 1 BotaraA a* aacoa* alaaa n atter Octuker II, Ills as the r o ll Ofttea al laalarC, flo t lS a uadae the A it et^ *t March. Compare Our Lower Monthly . IN S T A LLM EN T S ON NEW CAR F IN A N C IN G ! BetHeer The Herat* la a n « n b e r ef the U a H . 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FW idg DOUCETTE ----------------- tr iiriiJn NEWS -I , rial Insurance w Sold By Mail ... ,h».... bj We had only 500,000 bureau- 1Sam "c a k e " as w e l l as CASF. P *0 »: Once upon a time a Foolish King was call* crate in 1928. And our p r e s-, “ bread," then let's lop off cut 1903 population hasn't f some of the caku (meaning at ed upon by a couple of con­ even doubled since then! least 1,000,000 o f Ihos* "frost­ fidence men. But suppose we allow a in g " boys). They said they were royal trebling of bureaucrats for Like the child who finally tailors and promised to weave us taxpayers to finance since had the nerve to tell the Fool­ a regal robe that would make 1928. ish King the truth, let's ad­ all other kings envious. That slill means Uncle Sam mit that we can never bal­ So this Foolish King gave should discharge well over ance the budget until wa cut them a contract. 1,000,000 needless bureau- down the outgo. The tailor* really had no crals! Congress can handle thl* fabric at all, but just made Then we taxpayers would problem easily just by re­ believe they were weaving a save not only those full sal­ fusing to O. K. the appro­ wonderful, shimmering cloth. aries, hut also the hast, light, priation* bill until It pares So the king’ * aubject* de­ an>l other cotta o f Ilia vast down tha lax-esters on our rided they dar« not la y what building* which they now oc back#. , they really thought. As a re­ cupy. sult, they praised the gntsa"Efficiency engineering" 1* Mouth parts of Ihe male incr fabric and exclaimed one o f the things I cover in about it in superlatives. mosquito ere not equipped for my college textbook, "P s y ­ biting, *o only the female of Meanwhile, hi* courtiers chology Applied." the *p»cles bites. likewise raved about the won­ Although this is the most derful cloth. Consequently, widely adopted textbook In the Foolish King himself fell Its Held, with over 1,000 col­ he also must praise its lovely lege classroom adoptions, the colors and texture. tax-eater* In Washington ap­ For the entire kingdom had parently never studied that been sold a bill of false goods textbook! by the pair uf echeming tail "B ut, Dr. Crane,** aome on. It was nation-wide hood body may protest, " I f we wlnkery! fired 1,000,000 bureaucrats, Finally, as tha king pared wouldn't wc deprive our eltied in this roysl robe, a child aena of many welfare advan­ saw him and cried out: ta g e s ?" "W hy, the king’s naked! He Probably not, for Inefflclen doesn't have any clothe* n n !" cy In government is notorious. FO RT MADISON, |a. (U P I) Applied to current prob — Western teen-ager* appear Urns in the U.S.A., isn't it Three private business em ­ ployes can usually do what to be more creative — In a time somebody cried out; five government bureaucrats literary way — than their "This constant d e f i c i t now perform. counterpart* In other sections Spending is a farcel So let's Besides, if we taxpayers uf the country. discharge 1,000,000 bureau can't afford to furnish Unde In the 30th annual Scho­ crat* and thus cut back to a lastic Writing Awards p ro­ sensible Inal get I" gram sponsored nationally by We have been taught for OVER 35 YEARS Shaeifer Pen Co., Denvtr many yaari to expect con­ At First A Palmetto high school students won 16 stantly rising laxei. (Alongside old poet of(lce) ■ wards to tup all other cities Hut nubudy seems to have for the fourth consecutive had the guts or the simple year, and Salt Lake City was horse sense to slate Ihe an* second with 11 citation*. Next wer, which Is In lop off e x ­ in order came Washington. penses! D. C., then New York City, At present, there are over Detrult and Cleveland. 2,500,Out) civilian employe* ol • Carpel* • Kumilurg Uncle Sam, not to mention • Tii« • Piano# three million in military ser­ Conea of a fir stand erect; • Renta) Bed* cones of ■ spruce hang down. vice. planning, especially since either Spnui-h membership In President Charles tie Gaulle's NATO or. at the leaat, closer anub of the Atlantic Alliance, political tlce with the United tha gain In Communist voting States, strength In Italy and U. 8. S p a n i s h membership In Tho United State* won a hope* for a mixed-nation nav­ NATO has In the past been valuable forward bee* against al forca hated on the nuclear- adamantly opposed by the low countries, Denmark and N or­ Communist aggression and tipped Polaris missile. All o f thsse conditions way and, to a lesser degrtw, gpaln a much-needed economic sh ot lit the arm plus a start would item to he cards In by Britain. Spain also wants an Intoward rs-ecitry Into tha fam ­ Generalissimo Francisco Fran­ co's hand*. creasa In economic aid which ily o f nations. There are Indications the sine# 1953 haa totaled more Now, amid considerable se­ crecy but with soma o f the Spanish asking prlca 1* not than a billion dollars, plu* modern military equipment in­ fa c ts known, they ara ap­ cheap. proaching a re-negotiation of The 1953 avracment gave cluding rocket* and missiles. On It* part, the United the agreement which expiree tho U nlud Stale* the u.u o f Siatee wuuld prefer that the in September. three air bases by the Stra­ agreement continue much as Both aides seek certain tegic Air Command, tha big It la and to wait as long as naval bate at Kota and other gains. possible to determine how A somewhat elmllar agree­ Installations Including naval Kurupe’s strategic and polit­ depots, radar site* and a pips* m ent with Portugal on the ical alignments finally are to Strategic U. H. base In the lina system. work ouL There la evidrnce now that A sores already has aspired, It further hat warned Spain with negotiations at present tha United State* would ilk* that, because o f th« unfavora­ to maka the Rota base availa­ reported deadlocked hut by no ble outflow o f IT. S. gold, free ble to NATO submarines car­ ■ ca n s abandoned. military aid to Spain will hnve Both tha Spanish and the rying nuclear ballistic mis­ to atop. That, instead, she will Portuguese agreements hear siles. expect Spain to spend some In return, Franco wants heavily on U. 8. strategic 125(1 million of her own mon­ ey on new equipment, OUR BOARDING HOUSE on the drlva fo r m or* W ASH IN G TO N (N E A ) — segregated communities ■Id to tho itatc* for Near Y ork City's txpwrieoca w e e New York. They yrf school education. tural Islands. They with ite Commission on Inter* /t h e r likely development, ghettos, beesute the group Relation* — COIR — K0W believee, Is the poo* who inhabit them can ge1 o ffe rs pointed ease historic* If they want to. CampuM H j i y 'n f more school segre. on how effort* to foster and integration to a kind of ck|pk- p i developing voluntarily, achieve integration work o u t erboard pattern Isn’ t ghat p ^ ft e r Integration is Im­ N ew Y ork is tha most poly- these groups w ant First, R i f pel by law or order, Thl* |g^<d in Baltimore, which T" g ot city In the world with a want better hauling. p tro u g h what was conslpopulation o f over eight mil­ "H arlem Negroes don’ t RC* lion. It haa Jewish, Negro, w ea rily w ant to live With d«i* model school IntegraPuerto R kan and many Euro­ white*. They want to live gitk tJglan. The white* simply They w er* afraid inpean minor!tiee who*# com­ other Negroes. Even the M i* ^ plex problem* make the racial successful, higher else* Re* tr fo " would low er educa­ relationship) o f moat Ameri­ groe* w ho cell themselfts t e averages. U't confuse what can bo can communities simple by ’ middle c is t s ’ — doctors, law­ dsty law," warn* Marrow comparison. In addition, New yer*. prufeiaionil people lainclusion, "with what Y ork la headquarter* for the businessmen — want to United Nations, where rep- tlnu* living In Harlem where pbe done by law." reeentatlvea from many of tha their patients, clients snd cus­ 100 countries have found they tom ers live. They don't want are not always welcome as to move to Westchester." . neighbors or In restaurants Viewed in this light, tot*Where dote the nami and other public places. grntloa may not cause the “dloupe" com* from? Dr. A lfred J. Marrow, complete revolution in living From the castle of CanCOIR’* first director and au­ standards soma people hart U in Italy, where the thor o f the new, award-win- feared. ir» were first grown In Ing book, "Changing Pattern* The question o f integrated ffi. In Prejudice." found that education is something els*. many o f the problems tackled " I h e problem Is how tg Ac­ What "g loriou s" thing by hla group and other wel­ celerate the Supreme C e n t b in 1C38? fare agencies did not always mandate- fo r ’deliberate speed* — England’s "Glorloue work out aa planned. (or *Rlcodles« In integration," Marrow be­ jutlun*' jutJon"). New York State’s housing lieves. integration law, for instance, One thing that hat te be has not ended segregation. But done la give N egro children ■Inc* it* passage, the law ha* better teaching services eatil given form erly restricted m i­ they csti-h up. This means norities added self-respect. special tutoring. It means Dr. M arrow explained it this m ore exposure to culturi. It w ay in an Interview: Yon may b « qualified for meant emsller classes. M life Insurance . . . so “ It enabled a colored moth­ Says M arrow: “ That trill not hurden your loved er to tell her wondering chil­ m ore money. New York City I with funeral and other dren, ‘ Yea, we can live any­ estimated that culling 6 v *f-M****- Thl* N EW pulley I* where w# want to. If* Just that Daddy can't gat a job and giving remedial readimgninjUon necessary, that pays enough money for courses with other aidl fori) LINE LE G A L RE. u* to move Into a better flat,* Juat two years might e tti e ® '^ LIFE INSURANCE, That satisfies childish pride third m ore per child." J ? 1,1 , , n " " I 00* on one point, though it raise* Most state* and local ew o^ T „ r out |hj# i(j rj|hl another problem." munlties can’t meet the** soar, W hat frequently hippened tra costa. It la therefore tea • Head your name, addrree when colored families moved sidered likely that any o * v ^ ? ! > i r j h *°* Central , . , . , . ——ItV Life Insurance C o , Into integrated housing devel­ toward fa tter school In agr*pt. j . )92. i m West Ho**: opments, say* Marrow, la that tlo s will put Increased frfilr, Fort W orth i, T r x u . the whites simply moved out. What had been solidly white apartments soon became sol­ idly N egro or Puerto Rkan. The Idea o f reserving some 1 W a / V W llb liS I V W A o f the apertment* for white families was suggested, to force mixing. But tjil* wa* rejected by the minority group* which didn’t want mix­ ing by plan or quota. "People o f the same ethnic l i t / Filmetto background like to live near each other,"* explains Mar­ p h ib » 2-0814 row. **5o there are voluntary O 's and A 's Or. Crane’s When the United State* and Spain negotiated thadr 1953 agreement on U. S. naval and air beats la Spain, both elde* w on important benefits. N A t . V W * £ �, Y SMOKED SUGAR CU RB) T HALF or WHOLE ENSIGN LOVE Eiis . A. G. Love Joins VAH-11 OR GA. GRADE *A* FRESH Enaign Albert C. L ove, ion PRICES GOOD A T o f Dr. and Mr*. A. G. Love, of Gainesville, haa reported Sanford Food to Heavy Attack Squadron 11. SIM PARK Fair O nlr AVB, This la hie first permanent Kcn\c D e l i g h t s duty assignment line* joining the Navy In October, Prior to rvportlng to 1982. Heavy \ RIBBON FRESH GROUND Cup Cukes ^Attack Squadron 11, Ensign FARMER GRAY SKINIKSS (U M IT-J)^^ Love attended Air Intelligence School at the Naval Training Center, Norfolk, Vm. He Is a graduate o f Gnlneeville High School and received hia US degree from Florida State University at Talluhas- franks 2 9 Eugene n . Rodgers, 17year-old son o f Mr. and Mrs. Eugene II. Rodgers, 2632 South Laurel Avenue, ia un­ dergoing active duty training as a seaman recruit at the Naval Training Center, Great loikes, III. S Sgt. Thomas J. Jackson, .husband o f the form er Miss 'Adahell* Dorsey, o f Sanford, rrcently re-enlisted f o r three years while serving with Ma­ rine Air Has* Squadron 31, Marine Aircraft G roup 31. Second Marine A ircra ft W in e at Beaufort, S. C. PL GRADE 'A' FRESH M EDIUM FIS H S T IC K S 2Vi HUNT'S aiMIT-l WITH FOOD CRDtH Quarter-Finals f Singles Today WIMBLEDON, Eng. fU P I) —Chuck McKinley. A m erica's chief hope for victory In the Wimbledon tennis ehamp^mehips, met Britain’s BoMiy Wilson today in the men'* ainglcs quarter-finals. Frank Kroehllng, file only ether Yank still alive in the <®men's singles, faced hi* tough­ est challenge In the tourney thus far when he opposed the enuniied Fred Stolle o f Aus­ tralia. SWIFT'S FINEST SHORTENING RED CROSS 60 CT COIORS OR 60 CT WHITE VAN CAMPS (limiM With Foed Order) IS OZ CAN Cycle Champ CLARKSVILLE, Mo. MTPI) — Olaf Moetus o f Indianap­ olis, InH., overcame Hob P ar­ sons of La Canada, Calif., In the final 25 feet Sunday to rapture the 100-kilometer na­ tional championship bicycle race. The IT-year-old M oetus thus tam ed the right to represent the United States in the inter­ national races in Belgium neat month. 10RIE COLA aiMIT-1 WITH POOD OADM) IADIAN ACE 534823535353535323534823534853 232353232353535348235323534848235353234853482323535353235323484848 Yoer Welcome W egon Hostess will call with gifla s a d f r i e n d l y greetinga from the com ­ munity. VIRGINIA PETROSKI P. O. Boa 1214 NORA NORRIS TP. 8-1314 SWEET SANTA ROSA 1ESHING RED RIPE LARGE LASTIC 1 U IJ ® Isdy f»l< Pig. st I W E* ! ? ' CIUU IINSI ■IlW H SHIIlStlSIlM M lW I l o d C inAim w ituiiraiY im a m . - 6 ; TUTTHlinvtfhrfWt PJ*iJ«FllCf l lb. «<a * is J ; *■- * , Mwsde . POTAIO CMIM M . .- »--* . 1-4 LIM1 ■ ss ss 31 l-a iA H tl lie ana t-e at • • ■ ■ ■ ■ c •••** �eei heat se r i f Oeeetrjr Club The rich get rich er, the poor gat poorer and the muo* cuter Minnesota Twin* appar­ ently have developed g new muscleman. H e’s rookie Jim m ie Hall, and a i far ■< their Am erican League rival* are concerned the Twin* need him like Son­ ny Llaton need a karate. The Twine have reeled o ff aevan etrilght victories, in­ cluding Suaday'a 6-2 win over the Waahlngton Scnatora In a drive that baa carried them to SOUTH 8EM1NOLE champions o f tho Little League are pictured , . . . within 2Vk gamca o f tho firsttake your choice. The Lake Mary Gianta (top) finished the season with place Naw Y ork Yankee* e 17-4 record but team managers voted Sunland (below), with a 16-5 They've done it with powerrecord, a a league champions. Sunland lost in the district play-off to Win­ poraooiflcd moatly by Bob Alter Park 6-5 Saturday at Altamonte Springs. The Lake Mary Giants, left llaon, Harmon Klltebrew and to right front row, are: Phil Lindsey, David McMurray, Ned Day, John Earl Battoy—but given Imp#* Durham, Mike Leary and Mike Hamu; rear row: Larry Lindsey, Don tua in tho laat few gamca by Keeth, Buddy Stokes, Tom Day, Manager Norm Gillespie, Michael Utz and the 23-year-old Hall from Mt. John Gillespie. Sunland members, front row left to right, are: D. RonHolly. N. C. cone, bat b o y ; T. Leonard, J. Leonard, G. Robinson, L. Williams, A. Ste­ Hall alammed a three-run wart and R. Parian!; rear row: Coach F. Ronccone, J. Dunham, T. Russell, homer and two alnglea Sun­ M. Morris, D. Yelenik, T. Sandage, C. Reynolds, D. Tyre and Manager L. day, giving him aeven hits in Williams. (Herald Photos) hte test nine at-bata and en­ abling relief pitcher Mike Fomiele* to pick up his first victory o f the year. The Twins have been traveling at a 32-12, .727 clip since midMay when they were in ninth place. T h e Yankees lengthened their AL lead to two full games when they beat the Uoiton Red Sox, 4-2 and 11-4, the Detroit Tigers shaded the Los Angeles A n grh , 6-3, the Chicago White Sox won, 4-0, after an M loss to the Cleve. land Indiana, and tho Balti­ more Orlolea defeated tho Kansaa City Athletics, 4-3, alter a 3-1 loss in other Am er­ ican League game*. Yogi Berra'a three-run homer gave the Yankees their opening-game victory and the world champions took the nightcap with the aid of the steady five-inning relief pitch­ ing o f BUI Kunkel, who won BUFFALO, N. Y. (U P !) — loting aa the game'a matt McKay, w ho piloted the West his second gam e. R oger Mar­ Tha Pittsburgh Steelera o f valuable p l a y e r o n t h e to its aecond victory In this ls and Joe Pepitooe homerrd strength o f his eight catches summer footbull scries and for (he Yankees In the night- tha National Football League for 108 yards and two touch­ bested W isconsin's Milt Bruhn apparently grabbed a poten­ downs. for the second time- this year There ware actually i t players hi rontontion In tho fourth round, but o e o b y ono they fall by tho waytM o until Lome and Palmer, who led m ost ai tho way, charged to tho w i n to tie Aaron. Tho 26-year-oid Aaron, who a week a g o finished teat In tho V . 8. Open after »hoot­ in g a third-round 91, w oo sit­ ting In Ike clubhouse after shooting blrdlao on tho final fou r holra whan Palmer and Lama, playing In the final thraaaomo, tood o f f for tho final thro# bo Us. T h ry wera 11 under par, tha figure at which Aaron, atoning fo r hla sorry open showing, had fin ­ ished. It didn’t look too good for A aron after both parred the 26th* because the 17th and 18th a n relatively easy birdie holes. F o r Lems, it looked like curtains on the par-four 17th when his approach shot burled In a sand trap. But ha blasted out to within 10 fe e t o f tho pin sad sank what ha called •te real money pu tt" to etay In contention. Palmer, meanwhile, parted the hole, ao they teed o f f for tho final koto, needing para to tie Aaron and birdies to heat him. Playing with them w as Jackie Burke, Just one Stroke o ff tho pact. Burke kit the rough with his drive, put his second on the green o f the par-four 385yard hole, 12 feet from tho pin. Lems, In the fairw ay, w ent to tho fringe o f tho green. Palmer, who outdrovo The B a d c o r k Furniture them all, flipped hla second team beat Chase of the Men's nhot 10 fret from tho cup. Soft Ball League Sunday 12 to 2. Leading the hitting for lladrock In the barrage of 22 pounded out were Landrcss, ( i r t c e y , the Kuykendalls, Rose, Warren and Thomas. The winning pitcher was Ol­ io Thomas and lb* loser Don Place, Chase 001 010 0 - 2 Uadcock Furn. 211 413 x -1 2 Badcocks Beat Chase 12-2 tial star when thry drafted “ Nelson has always been s Southern California's Bill Nel­ good quarterback for us,” sold son. (the first in the Jan. 1 Rose Bowl). N'rlsrn, quarterback o f the 1962 national champion Tro­ jans coached by John McKuy, played all but 33 errands in directing the W est to a 22-21 conquest over Uiu East before 20 ,HID War Memorial Stadium spectators watching in 80degree-plua weather Saturday night. The steady signal caller ac­ counted fo r 162 yards In the air, fired tw o t o u c h d o w n tonne* to Washington State end llugli Cumpbell and found time to reel o ff several clutch Catholic schools o f the U. 9. runs when yardage was needtench 3.3 million students In grammar and high sellouts. Ilut Campbell won the hal YoweU’ s, (he baseball pow­ erhouse o f the National Lea­ gue of Sanford, became the first team to go through the regular season undefeated in sweeping the National league pennant. G eorge's sewed up (be Am erican League, after League standings: NATIONAL LEAGUF. Yowcll'a 24 First Federal 14 Locom otive Engintcri 8 Chase 7 Standard Oil 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE gelling o ff to a shaky start, G cn rgc'i by defeating Perfection Dair­ I'erfrclion Dairy ies Thursday night at Ft. Mel­ Navy lon Park. The win over Per­ Sanford Atlantic fection gave George’ s the Florida State right to play Yowell's In a two out o f three series for the City LRUa League Champ­ ionship. P A R IS (U P !) — Jean TerThe play o ff will get under nynck’a Sanctua outran 18 way tonight at Ff. Mellon rival* Sunday to win the 600 ,. Park with tha second game OoO francs ($120,000) Grand of the series to ho played I’ r ii de Paris hors* race st Tuesday night and If a third Longchatnp. Signor finished game is necessary it will be second hut steward* placed played Friday, July 3 at 7:3U him third for interfering with p.m. Due do Glleldre. Wins Big Race By f a i l e d P r m Iat* r a il haul Miami nlpp«d Orlando 6-4 lost flight to com* within onehalf gam * o f league-leading Lakeland In th« Florida State League race. In oth er gomee, S t Pet* eribu rg edged Lakeland S-'J, Daytona Beach downed Fort Lauderdale 7*4, and Tampa hit a aharp alngle o f f the leg o f relief pitcher Sonnjr New* ton w ith the bales loaded in the bottom o f the ninth to give the Saints their winning run againat Lakeland. D aytona Beach collected 10 o f Ite 12 hlta in the firat four Innlnga and acored tls rune. Fort Lauderdale didn’t get in* to the run column until the bottom o f the fifth. Third baaeman Bobby Mor­ gan went fou r fo r five for the Marline to pace their win over Orlando. Dick Ashcroft drove In three rune for the loiera in a con teit which taw Miami com m it four bobble*. Shrine Takes Junior Title; Playoff Set A two-run double la the firat Inning by Ron Roblnaon g o t Tampa o f f and running. A fte r SaraaoU tied It up with one In the aecond and one in the third, Tampa acored the ellnehler In tho fourth. And Iced it with tw o rune in the aeventh on a alngle, two walk*, a poaacd ball and a aacrifice fly . TUB STANDINGS W L P e t GB Lakeland 3 1 .730— Miami 3 2 .600— U Daytona B. 3 2 .500— l Tampa 2 2 .500— 1 St. Ptabg. 2 2 5 0 0 -1 Ft. L’dae 2 2 .600— 1 Orlando 1 2 .333.14 SaraaoU 2 4 J33— 2 Colts Romp In Cool Of The Texas Evening By United Press International Tha Houston Colts have taken to Sunday night major league baseball like thry In* vented It — which, as a mat­ ter o f fact, they did. The Colts' National League rivals agreed that it's too hot to play on Sunday afternoon, but they never anticipated the cold treatment they’d get In the cool o f the Texas evening. The Colts Inaugurated Sun­ day night ball In tha majors June 9 with s 3-0 victory over the San Franrloee Giants. They made It two la a row Sunday night with e 1-0 win over the 8t. Louis Cardinals — giving them a perfect 2-0 mark and a string o f 18 con­ secutive scoreless Innlnga In Sunday night competition. Hal Brown, a 38-year .old righthander who hasn't won another game all season, scor­ ed both the Sunday night vic­ tories— pitching S 1 4 Innings In relief o f Dick Farrell on June 0 and going the distance this lime with a seven-hitter. The Colts scored the game's only run In the fourth inning when Howie C ost doubled and tallied on Job* Rateaman'a single. Lew Burdette, ex-Mil­ waukee ace, yielded nine hits In six innings and suffered his seventh lose against seven victories. The Milwaukee Braves whip­ ped the I,n* Angeles Dodgers, 7-0, the San Francisco Giants topped the Cincinnati Reds, 7-3, the Philadelphia Phillies nlpfied the Chicago Cube, 3-2, and the Pittsburgh Pirates de­ feated the Now York Met*, 3-0, in other National League game*. Shrine captured the pen­ nant in the Sanford Junior Baicball League with an im ­ pressive 231 League record with their only season loss at the hands of second place Klwanis. With the League Champion­ ship tucked neatly away all seven clubs are rounding their teams Into shape for (he annual post-season single elimination tournament which kicks o ff this afternoon at the 31unicipal Stadium at 4:30. In the opening game third place Rotary takes on test year’s champs, Civltan, at 4:30 ami in the nightcap at 7:30 p.m ., mighty Shrine will meet the Elks, who are re­ garded as the most Improved team in 1963. Tuesday afternoon, July 2, will pit C.P.O. against Oviedo in the 4:30 game and Kiwanls will m eet the winner of the Monday Civitsi. rtotsry con­ test at 7:30 Tuesday evening. Even though the Fourth of July Is Thursday the base­ ball fans expect for the fire­ works to start today with the opening round of the San­ ford Junior Baseball Tourna­ ment. The Championship game will be Friday, July 3, at 7:30 p.m . le a g u e standings: W L 1. Shrine 23 1 2. Kiwania M 7 3. Rotary It 13 4. F.lka 10 12 By 1970, air transports tar3. C.P.O. I 13 rjrlng passengers at more than 6. Civltan ■ 13 twice the speed o f sound are 7. Oviedo 3 18 expected to be commonplace. demonstrates the akiep’s NANCY SC salute. ter by extending the leg. Written fori A simple, but b«j is the skier's salud This la performs! wake, on two skis { It is begun by ' tip o f one ski out I and lifting It higj o f the ski is then | o f the water and raised toward the 1 The tow bar is held in the hand on tho tide o f the ski Builders Wfe Wilson-Malti Tha Kingswoo4.t 1* beat Wilson-Maier M 1 In the Men's Soft • * gue, despite the faeBthy were uuthit 13 to Home Stafford runs and remaining in the water and the hand on the side o f the uplifted ski is extended-backward for balance and appear­ ance. You may feel awkward la even simple tricks at tho out­ set, but as you master them you will find you eventually will achieve the graet-fulnets and beauty that makes many water tkling movements as lovely as those o f the balli-t. k Wv 1v a „ Need T o o ls For A Job? Save Money wofl| y You SizeMPO got two, for the by Mick of the W i l l i s . Bud Moncrief was t t nlng pitcher and J i o cate tho loser. 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Plus flna-car styling . . . sm ooth er r id e . . . bast resale (PLUM T A X ) value r e co r d . Scat, stylo, ocon om y. That * Cornell Cavanaugh Tire Service 1401 S. French Ave. FA 2-! Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 109 North Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Honda Strickl|J-Morrison GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 155 W. let SL INCOo r a t e d • SERV& E P A r t m e n t FA 2-2821 Ph. FA 2-1481 *®®Fifht s i . w . Park MI 4.g 9 li �- * iwJTT.*rv ■ f [ • ft « iw i Mon. Jbly 1. to —Pege T ffr e n t Volunteers Urged To W ork Together The next meeting o f the re-1 set for Monday. July 10, at I Buildfeg was 17:30 p.m. in the Community |Area. North Orlando men attend-1 activated organisation tag la it Wednesday’! at the Recreation aecond meeting o f the newly organ* laed Volunteer w ere urged by Fire D ep t Chief Bill Hahn not to let part exper­ iences, religion, peraooal feelings politica enter or Into their affiliation with the de­ partment. *•10 times o f em ergency we should all work together with­ out regards to any personal feellngi or past incidenti,” he reminded the group. Hahn, who presided at the meeting, went on to suggest that immediate arrangements be made to begin training ac­ tivity advising that help could be secured from the State Fire College at Ocala, from the Florida Forestry Service and from other area volun­ teer organisations. It was decided that a m em . bcrshlp o f at least 15 men should be secured before o f­ ficers are elected either for the firemen's association or for the department. Goal for the active firem en is 33 men. Decision on the amount of dues also will be voted upon when the desired number of mem bers is obtained. Henry Ward volunteered to complete wiring for the siren and lights on the new fire truck which Hahn said also needs a hard suction hose. It was announced that Ward's daughter, 31Us Pat Retller, will represent the North Orlando volunteers In the Miss Flame o f Seminole County Beauty Contest to be held July 4 at the Longwood Fiesta. It also was announced that the department would provide a standby crew for nest Thursday's celebration in the village. NORTH ORLANDO'S new fire truck, which enme equipped with nn 800nallon tank and 20-foot extension ladder, was boupht front the Union Park Fire Dept, for a total price of $-100. With the addition of n pump, esti­ mated at $325, the truck will be complete and ready for action. , INSIDE THE EARTH There are tem peratures hot enough to vaporize Iron benesth the earth's thin, fruitful crust. Hera pressures ara so great that rock remains in a state o f glassy solidity, being heated far beyond Its melting point. These elemental forces occasionally breach a fra c­ ture in the planet's shell and cause what b known as a volcano. WILL HARRIS, whono undent Model T Ford still ruin aatirtfactorily after 36 years, draws the interest o f Ford dealer repnuentntlve, W. P. Heard, o f Stricklund-Morrison. Lennin# on the rimninyr l»nrd, Harris and Heard talk over the merits of the ancient cur, bought by Harris June 27, 1927. Through all its years of service the well-made little car has only re­ quired $125 worth o f new parts and five sets of tires. (Herald Photo) Pope Crowned At Rites VATICAN CITY (U P I) Pope Paul VI was crowned spiritual leader o f the World's Roman Catholics Sunday in a centuries old cerem ony in crowded St. P eter's Square. He then delivered a sermon In nine different languages, aiming some o f his remarks at Catholica behind the Iron Curtain, and pledging to d e­ fend tlie church against in­ ternal errors and eaternal threats. Pope Paul, who had »at un B r i g h t searchlight* and flickering torches lit the vast am ilfcg during the corona­ square a* the triple-tier*-*! tion, sullied and waved to the papal crown, decked in gold, croud. silver and Jewels, was placed It was the first time in s on the ixintiff's head. century that a Pope was The 250,000 persons who crowned in the square instead viewed the three-hour cere­ of inside liie St. Peter's Ba­ mony on n hot sum bicr even­ silica. ing broke into loud applause The pontiff opened hi* hom­ and wild cheering when the ily, or sermon, in Latin and Pope was earned back to the then turned lo his native Kal­ Vatican Palace on his g esu - ian, rcaflirm ing his intention torial chair. lo resume the Vatican Coun­ cil. He asked God "(hat this great event confirm faith in the church, freshen Us moral e n e r g i e s , strengthen and make it* form better fit to the requirement* of (lie time •• • • • He then spoke in French, Knglish, German, Spanish, Portuguese, P o lish amt Rus­ sian, vowing to "defend the Holy Church from the errors of doctrine and customs, which insido anil outside of its boundaries are threaten ing its integrity and shadow­ ing its beauty.'* Hospital Notes JUNE n Admissions Carlos S m i t h , laingwood; Gutaf N c | * o n , laingwood; Priscilla Nye, D cBary; Mar­ cia Carter, Indian itiver City; Florence Serviss, Denary; Raymond Bostic, Oviedo, Thomas Hell, Frances Hick­ son, Mildred Ita W n , Mary Hendricks, fhinna Ash, Ola Spray of Sanford. Discharge* Mrs. Edward Havel ami baby, Longwood; John Con­ nolly, D enary; Fred Wulff, D eliary; Terri Ann Armao, DcUary; George Kastridge, D eliary; Carlos Smith, Longwood; Melinda Arnold, Wil­ liam M cClorun, Henry Hennett, Agnes Bcrtrang, William Peterson, Rose Mary Beatley ot Sanford. Kennedy, Mac Agree On Strategy For Test Ban Talks At Moscow LONDON (U P 1 7—President Kennedy t o d British Prime M inbter Harold Macmillan have approved a three-way strategy for the nuclear teat ban negotiations in Moscow b t e r this month, diplomatic sources said today. The sources said the two Western leaders worked out a set o f instructions far their special envoys during their weekend s u m m i t meeting here. A Joint communique bsued •t the conclusion o f the talks Sunday also noted that Ken­ nedy and M acm llb n , as ex­ pected, failed to reach accord on the U. S.-sponsored multi­ national nuclear force for the North Atlantic Treaty Organ­ isation (N ATO). They decided to set the question aside be­ cause of British relucU nce to Join at this time. The communique underlined that there b no " r if t " on the nuclear force plan, which West Germany baa approved fully but which France re Jects. British officials have questions about the plan's feasibility and the cost. Spray Service Held Sunday Funeral aerv icci for Mr*. Ola Mac Spray, 40, o f CowanHoughton T errace, were held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Gramkow Funeral H om e in Sanford with ltev. P. D. Stephens of Gadulcn, Ala., officiating. Burial was in Sylvan Lake Cemetery, Mrs. Spray, who died at Seminole Memorial Hospital Friday evening, cam e here from Pensacola in 1961. She was a seamstress at Pirrro Manufacturing Co. and was a memlier o f the missionary Baptist Church. She is survived by her hus­ band, Albert II. Spray, ot Sanford; four daughters, Sirs. Betty Jean Stanford of Paola, Mrs. Mae E. Bailey of Mo­ bile, Ala., Mrs. Iva Tindall of Okeechobee and Mra. Olean Lawson o f Talladega, Ala.; a son, Albert Spray Jr. of Altamonte Springs; IS grandchil­ dren; two brothers, Leslie Mitchum o f Mobile snd Ro bert Earl Mitchum of Tusca­ loosa, A la.; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie McGhee o f Birminghsm.. Ala., and Mrs. Lola Tarwater of Sylacauga, Ala. Elementary Wine NAPLES, y. Y. (U P I) There's more lo (list glass of sherry or port you quaff than you may think. Modern wines, according to researchers at Widmers Wine Cellar* here, contain, in Mime degree, all 13 of the elements consider­ ed by tom e scientists neces­ sary for maintenance ui hu­ man and animal life. They are calcium , phospho­ rous, magnesium, sodium, potassium, ehlorrnr, sulphur, iron, copper, manganese, lia r, iodine ami cobalt. BOOTY BOOTY GOODWIN MILLS, Mslne (U P I)—Mrs. Fills Boss helps | raise funds for her church by knitting baby booties which are s o l d to parishioners. She'll he 104 neat birthday. ^SAVEMOREfe The communique said Ken­ nedy and Macmillan also dis­ cussed military aid to India for defense against Commun­ ist Chinese aggression, and the unstable situation in Laos and South Viet Nam. O b Tru-Tender Beef, Guaranteed To Bo Juicy, Won Flavored ft Tender Or Your Money Cheerfully R t f n M STEAKS Bear Lake Club Appoints Committee ESTIM ATES CALL FA 2-6037 PAOI.A ROAD Great Savings on Easy Terms DECORATIVE! VERSATILE! danish modern L IV IN G ROOM O U TFIT Big Sofa with Matching Chair 111 Hack Chair Cocktail Table end 3 End T able. 3 Table Lamp* Zlppered Foose Cnahleae 3 Lbs. 88 * FROZEN FIRST CU T QUICK Gizzards SM ALL LEAN M EATY LEAN Leg O ' Lamb lb. 38c CHICK KN 4 lbs. 98c Spare Ribs QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN LEAN Livers Pork Roast 5 lbs. $1.19 lb. 38c lb. 29c FLORIDA GRADE A FIRST CUT Hill FR Y ER S Pork Chops WHOLE LB. 3 ik88' FHF..SII VARIETY l'ACK! • Wiener* • Bologna • Smoked Saunage • Homemade Suiwuge • ’Beef Liver 3 Mullet lbs. 98c 9c !b. I CHICKEN I Backs 10c lb. 1 LONG GRAIN Fancy Rice 3 lbs. 39c « PACK 13 OZ. CAN Windsor Beer 88c JEWEL Shortening $ L A CAN KF.DB1RD 13 OZ. CAN Lunch. Loaf 38 3/88c ‘ 20 I.B. RAO Charcoal Briquettes 98c Everfrenh Family Sue l.oaf Bread Limit 4 i'leuae m 111* ** Limit 1 With $5 Order BOB M AN 'S I LB. CAN Apple Sauce 3/33c OZ. CAN RKDUIRD 4 Vienna Sausage 5/48c Glut. ») A L A B A MA GAL. Whole Dill Pickles 43c Blue Seal O LE O I l.h. I’hg. Limit 2 With 95 Order Pine Dep. Yt GAL. JUG 10 Fresh Homo. Milk 46c Tlrlne 57 Bence, 8 os. H .ins W orth *. Drub Ire flauce, T oe- J J c FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A THER of Sonford Ground BEEF Sliced Bacon 3 lbs. 69c • SPRIN K LER SYSTEM S • FREE 100% PUR* Pot R o a s t . . . 38 t o Stand. Rib Roast 4 8 ‘^ Rib Steak • . . 49 *^. All M eat Stew 5 8 ^ j • PUSH'S SERVICED AND INSTALLED u . TRU • TENDER Susan Lynn Galloway, five | day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Starling Galloway o f Rt. 1, Oviedo, died Saturday night at Orange Memorial Hospital. In addition to her parents, | she is survived by her mater­ nal grandparents, M r. and| Mrs. Hugh Ramho, o f Cler­ mont, and paternal grandm o­ ther, Mrs. Ruby Mae Gallo way, o f Russelville, Ala. Services will be held at 3:3 01 p.m. Tuesday at the grave­ side in Oviedo Cemetery with I Her. Robert Soka o f the Oviedo First M e t h o d i s t| Church officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home Is | in chargo of arrangements. • W ELLS I)IIILt.F:i> LB. Porterhouse Galloway Infant Dies Saturday PLUMBING 68 77 Sirloin Round T-Bone A Hostess Committee for the Bear Lake Home Demon­ stration Club was appointed at last Tuesday'* meeting of the group held at the home of Mrs, Clayton V orm sbcrg on Balmy Beach Dr. The committee, appointed by Mrs. Raymond Jackson, president, consists of Mrs. Richard Mathes, Mrs. E. L. Hubbard and Mrs. Alan Went­ worth. In othtr business members voted to call a summ er recess for the months o f July and August. Workshops for the evening were conducted on covering old shoes with fabric and de­ signing greeting cards from a potpourri of materials. Refreshments w ere served by the hostess during the work session and members exchanged casserole recipes. Guest for the evening was Mrs. Helen Greer o f Bear Lake. Hostesses for the Scptemher meeting will be announc­ ed at a later date by the committee. M. G. HODGES • Cube FLA. GRADE A SMALL EGGS 3 d o z . 88c WINTER GARDEN FRUIT PIES APPLE — PEACH — CHERRY Heins Savory San er, 7 o e . ......... — 3 * Barn I t . Choc. Swirl Cake 14 oe. I t Sara Lee B row n ie, 11 os. Hera Lto C offoe, I B ) * h 3 «> * - It ~lt 88 c 22 OZ. FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS! SWEET RIPE GEORGIA CLING Peaches c 9 Lb. GOLDEN RIPE Bananas 5 c Lb. CHARLESTON GREY W ATERM ELO NS POPE PAUL VI 3 FATHER Give your eon a break! Start him now- on a program of exercise and diet that will make him a real man. We have the equipment and other aids you’ll need. WRITE TO THE HOUSE OF HEALTH lN S S th S t. - SURFSIDE, FLORIDA 20 l.h. Avg. $1 U. S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of Sanford Sanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. lat ST. FA 2-0983 10 LBS. 38{ Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Mon. • Taos. • Wed. 2 Convenient Locations: 4th St. ft Sanford Ave. - 1100 W. 13th �l Party Given n Honor Of Mrs. Brooklyn Quest O f Honor A Mrs. A t Afternoon Te McDaniel and MU* Frances Strickland. Mrs. Strickland presented a corsage to the guest of horn* and also gave her a sift of china in bar chosen pattern. The hostess also fare cor­ the bride ef Clyde t . Flow- sages af pink and white ora of loafard on Saturday mums to those assisting with ovontog, Aag. if, at T:«*, at tbd party. thh Jan Ihyl viflaga Baptist Meredith Noland Surprised With Birthday Party (Jean) and ushers, fraternity broth­ ers o f (he groom , were Bill Wilkins o f Clermont, Keith Gillingham of Jacksonville snd Tom Shier o f Orlando, Following the cerem ony, a reception w as held In the soc­ ial hall of the church. Mra. Jim m y Goodwin and Mias Shirley Scarborough were in charge of tin bride's book and floating hostesses were Mrs. Paul Wood, Mrs. Lee Lewis, Mrs. Z olo Smith, Mrs. Lavlnla Wilson and Mrs. Marcus Hodges. For her wedding trip, Mrs. Utrey wore a navy blue and white three piece suit and at her shoulder pinned the or­ chid from h rr bridal bouquet. They will live in Quantico, Va., where the groom Is sta­ tioned with the Lf. S. Marine Corps. Among wedding g u e s t * were Mrs. W. M. Colbert, C. E. Leslie snd Billy Colbert, all of Sanford. By Casselberry, was guest o f honor at a surprise birthday party given for her by Steve Shook at his home on Lake Kathryn Monday afternoon. CHERRY SHERRY Cherry sherry ico cream bom ho la a festive dessert that looks hard to make but is n 't Park 1 pint o f softened vanilla ice cream firm ly Into a 2-quart melon rind. Arrange 12 halved, drained maraschi­ no cherries around aides of mold. Rlend together U cup each of maraschino cherry Juice and sherry. Pour over 2 (D-by-l-lnch) spongo cake strips and use them to line top of mold. Fold U cup o f chopped walnuts Into 1 pint of suftened lemon sherbet and pack sherbet firmly into mold. Freese until firm. Unmold to servo S. nE PRESENTABLE When you don the toga you wear fur house cleaning, be sure that they are the kind of clotliei In which you could greet a neighbor, an unex­ pected raller or even a de­ livery man without em bar­ rassment. with a house-warming at their Brooklyn was given by the Fellowdlp new home in Lake M ary. Hot- Com mittee testei were Mrs. Melvin D*» representing lath Ue, By Myrtie Wllsoa Rome Demonstration Agent Evans, Mrs, Harvey Pugh, Mra, John Ulmer, Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mra. Arolyn True, M ri. Robert Rugenstein. Mrs. Earl Unger, Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mre. W. C. Hopkins, Mre. A. E. Crocker, Mrs. P, D. Anderson, Mrs. John I’ llley, Mrs. Ray Cress, Mrs. W allace Cress, Mrs. Evelyn Y oung as Tw o-Pleccr springtime two piers frock with twin bows for trim and either scoop or square neckline, Short sleeves Vows Exchanged The marriage o f Mrs. Nor­ The simple job of hanging pictures hat stumped hom e­ m akers for many ycara. It m ay sound like an easy jo b , but there's mure to p ic­ ture hanging than Just driv­ ing a nail In the wall. Look at the pictures in your hom e—are they too high? Are they grouped nicely with the other furnishings? Is there too much space around th em ? Do they tilt forward as they hang on the w all? D ocs the hanging wire show above the top of the fram e? Try Using Shades For Marian Reives, Mrs. Ruby M. Linden, Mrs. R. H. Goble, Mrs. Dun Smith, Mrs. Harry How many limes have you E. Sandusky, Mrs. Ed Zim ­ bumped your head on an open m erm an, Mrs. Clifford Cor­ cabinet door in your kitchen? den, Mrs. Lillian Goodwin H ere's an idea—from housing and Mra. H. M. Cochran. specialist that c m help you avoid such mishaps. Take off those cabinet doors and replace them with a pull shade. You'll find it's easy to draw up and down as you use the cabinet. And it saves the room that would be taken By Jwlia Bartu* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pirrit- up hy doors swinging on ti of 124 Dolores Drive, Dol hinges. The shade ran he made o f Ray Manor, recently had a* their houaeguesta, his mother bam boo for a natural w ood and brother and sister, Mrs. effect. Or, If you prefer white, A. I’ errittl and Charles and you can use a plastic o r c a n ­ Cecelia Vaster. The Psrritis vas shade. Some of the newer arc newcomers to (he area printed shades are nlcr. T h ey and will live in Dol Ray while ran he used to add color and he la stationed aboard SNAS interest to your kitchen decor. Although originally recoinat Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. Dan MacLean mended to make work easier o f IU3 Dolores Drive, Dul Hay for handicapped hom em ak­ Manor, who are moving back ers, the use of shades instead to New Jersey, have rented of doors on cabinets Is an their boma here to Mr. and idea any homemaker might use to advantage. Mrs. Walt Hauser. Kitchen Cabinets New or none. No. Mill with Photo-Guide Altamonte Personals is in sixes 10, 12, It, IS, IS. ma Cook to Clayton Bagwell 20. Rust 31 to 10. Siie 12, 33 took place Juno 15th at the bust, skirt 1 7'H yards of 35. inch; blouse, sleeviieis, 1 5-'8 parsonage o f the Congrega­ yard*. tional Christian Church. The T o order send BO cent* to Rev. Walter A. R. McPherson Creative Woman officiated at the double-ring Box 438, Mill town Station ceremony. Sanford Heruld * The couple’s attendants New York 18, N. Y. were Mr, and Mrs. Gelon B. I’ rint name, addrtes with Revels. zone, style number and lire. After the-ceremony the eouple left fo r a two week honvymoon ami upon their return CREATE 'M U D ROOM" will bo at home at 410 San A "m u d room ” should be Carlos Ave. created to prevent dirt and Otto Bartoa of Altamonte mud from being tracked inlo Springs has returned home the house. This can be an rn, after a business trip to Chi­ Iryway o r a spare room cago from where he and his brother o f Riverside, 111., By Jane Casselberry motored to Hot Springs, Ark., for a brief vacation. Mr. and Mra. Millard Lerrh Casselberry Personals and son, Ronald, o f 234 Lake Griffin Dr., Casselberry, re­ turned this weekend alter a three week vacation in Michi­ gan whers they visited rela­ tives. Mr. and Mr*. Thom as Her­ ald o f ta k e Triplet Dr., Cas­ selberry, had aa their guests for a week’ s visit, his mother, Mrs. E. M. Herald, and David Wills of Miami Shores. Week­ end guests were his brotherin law and sister, Mr. snd Mrs. Eari Shirlow, also of Mi­ ami Shorea. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lynes of 53d Queen's M irror Circle in Casselberry are on a three weeks' vacation trip to Den­ ver, Col., where they will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam D. Branch, and their son, Malcolm. Mr*. R oy Tope. Crystal Bowl Circle, Casselberry, was honored Saturday, June 22, with a surprise birthday Soiled, ragged c u r t a i n s should never be thrown away. The roughness of Hie curtain Is excellent for wiping away paint remover when you are refinishing furniture. Modern living ami prosperity m ay have abolished the old-fash­ SALMON FATTIES ioned rag bag but not its fill­ t cups corn flakes or ing the bill when a certain Ik cup packaged corn flake kind of rag is needed in a crumbs hurry. Why not start o n e ? it 1 cup (744-os. can) salmon is easy, inexpensive and al­ 1 egg, slightly beaten ways handy. IVi cups seasoned, mashed potatoes If using corn flakes, crush into ftne crumb*. Drain sal­ mon, remove bones and skin, and separate pieces. Combine salmon, egg and mashed po­ tatoes; mix well. Shape into S patties. Coat patties with corn flake crumb*. Fry in heated shortening until brown­ G R IP TIP Screw* w ill have a firmer ed on both sides, turning hold in the wood if you dip once. Y ield: 4 servings, 2 patties them in paint or glue before each. you use them. REEF CURTAINS EVEN Hang wet curtains from the selvage edge o r top hem with plenty o f spring-type clothespins, clossly spaced, to avoid uneven curtain hems. JL Dress & a Sportswear 7lh Si. Attendant On Longwood Plaza Longwood P.M. LAUNDERAMA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Valorie Shea Hostess To Splash Party By Jane Casselberry Valorie Shea, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Shea o f Casselberry, w as hostess lis t Wednesday to a group at hrr home on N. Triplet Dr. Guests enjoyed swim m ing in the Shea's pool and a pic­ nic lunch of hot dogs and hamburgers. Attending we r e Debbie Deckman and Bonnie Cohen of Camp Hill, Pa., Meredith Noland, Jackie McClain, Mar­ cia Jackson, Billy Willis and Danny Casselberry. North Orlando Personals Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Fehl and aon. "C a s e y ," have had as their guests, Mrs. Fehl'a parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Hood of Irvine, Ky. Friends o f Mrs. Arthur Ferrin will he glad to know that she is at home recuperating from surgery at the Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlan­ do, Personals Cdr. and Mrs. Paul Werner have as their house guests her parents, Cot. and Mrs. Arthur Emmerson of Virginia Beach and Coke, V a,, and Capt, and Mra. Arthur Em­ merson and children o f Ft. Uelvoir, Va. ALL LADIES SWIMSUITS REDUCED TO CLEAR! From Your D o w n t o w n Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. U t 4k Hanford Ave. FA 2-1822 FA 2-8152 SWIM TRUNKS Vi PRICE SIZES REDUCED! Open Friday Nights VALUES TO $5,95 BEFORE THE llh Closed July Ith Kof^CM 5 WEAR 115 5(ugnolia Ave. Phone F A 2*1535 of friends at ■ Splash Party held SPORT SHIRTS Next To Plneerewt S ch ool Duty Moo. Thru Sat. FROM 9 A.M. - 4 If your pictures don't pass this test, chances are you need to do some adjusting. To wire a picture, first put the screw eyes in the fram e about one-fourth of the dis­ tance down from the tup. Then measure the distance across the picture between the two eyes and cut a piece of wire about two and one-half times that distance. Now, run the wire through each eye twice. This keeps the wire from slipping. Check to see how much slack there is in the wire. A little slack keeps the picture from moving, but too much causes the wire to show above the frame. A picture may be hung cor­ rectly, but if it doesn't suit the room, the purpose la lost. So choose pictures that not only go well together but blend with the room also. And be careful when you’re group­ ing pictures — don't use too many. Group pictures of the same shape together — aideby-side or one over the other. Make sure the pictures you've selected are the right size for tha place you want to hang them. Never stair­ step except over V “ lrs. And have l>ottom», tops, o r center lines of all picture* in a group on the same level. Remember, a few wellchosen pictures are fine, but poorly selected ones a r e worse than none at all. flowers were used in lovely and unusual arrangements throughout the home. The center o f attraction w as a miniature house made o f con. fectioner's sugar, even ineluding a swimming pool with floating lilies. Miss Susan Dcklc w as la charge of Hie guest book and M bs Vicky Patterson and Miss Brenda Patterson serv­ ed as floating hostesses. Punch and cake, mints snd nuts were served to the bun. drtd guests present. TRIM FITTING t WOLF H E A D TOEEN S A A . • (Lim it • Per Family) W J O ff On All Square Dance Clothes Patterson Vi PRICE JUNE SPECIAL! Each Token Is Good For On* 20 Lb. Wash (T w in As Mach As A Reg. Washer) Hardy Orchids, gladioli and other Picture Hanging Not Simple Job n m M Mrs. and Mrs. E tcar Neider. MRS. WILLIAM DOYLE receives an armful o f flower* from the Osteen Civic Assn, in apprecia­ tion for the land she gave for the Civic Center in memory of her late husband, Col. Doyle. WOM AN Lake Maiy Man Returns From Indiana Trip Gifts - Cards • Books (Formerly McVlenra) 210 E. First St. Ted OFFICERS of Semlnola Rebekah Lodge, 43, are shown here as they par­ ticipated In recent memorial service. They are, left to right, Mrs. Auburn Rector, Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. David Fauber, Mrs. R. H. Long and Mrs. Mae Myers. Back row, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Huzel Gilhuly, Mrs. Harry Osteen and Mrs. Robert Williams. Mrs. V. B. Kirby and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel presided at the table and floating hoeterns were Mlia Marilyn COOL FROSTY Costume Jewelry mother-to-be shower for CREATIVE The group enjoyed awlmmlng and dancing. Refresh­ ments of birthday eake and punch were served and the honoree received many at­ tractive gifts. Those present w ere Jackie McClain, M a r c i a Jackaon, Bonnie Cohen, Debbie Deckman, Billy Willis, J eff M ac­ Leod, Ricky Shook, Glen pfnrott w e n honored recently circles o f the U P W Attodation o f the Community Pte»byterian Church of U k e Mary in the Educatkaal Building o f the church. Chairman m charge «> s Mrs. Fannie Lefflcr with Mrs. H om er Gleason snd Wifhiwew, of Winter Haven, aSd Mrs. C. M. Flowers, mo­ ther ef the groom-elect. Mrs. Claude Herndon intiled the guests Into the dinlag room where a tea menu was served from a table with silver sad crystal appointmeats and a pink and white cotar motif. The table, covered with a white cut-work doth, was centered with a low floral arrangement flank­ ed by white tapers decorated with china angels In sliver Frasrea Wester Clifford Corden o f U k e M ary has returned from a abort vacation trip north where be apent tw o weeks with his mother, Mre. Ellen Corden, in Elkhart, ind. While he was there, ehe fell ■nd suffered a broken leg. At M years of age thla was quite a tragedy, but she is im prov­ ing and is reported out of danger now. M r, Corden a lio visited friends In the ares. Among them were Mr. and Mra. Art Swift, who will bo rem em ber­ ed In Lake M ery since they spent two weeks here last summer. He also visited Mr. and Mra. Russel Benoit in Ham­ mond, Ind. Mre. Benoit Is Mre. Lillian Conlen'e cousin. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Lip. By Prances Wester SIZES 8 TO 46 �i 1 (Dsuah CUbby! DEAR ABBT: I am SO, married and nothing special to look a t I’ve been called the “ wholotome” type. Last week my husband and I were playing bridge in the home o f an­ other eouplo. My husband went out to our car to get something, and the other woman went into the kitchen and. without warning, the husband grabbed me, held me close and tried to kiss me! I waa shocked, but man­ aged to cover up without making a scene. I thought I made it plain that I did not go in for that sort of thing. Last night we four went to a movie. While walking down the dark aisle, I felt someone pinch me—but good! I thought it was my husband at first, but soon discovered it was this man again. I did not Invite these advance* and don't like it. How can I let him know how I feel without hurting hia wife? THE WHOLESOME TYPE DEAR WHOLESOME: He knowa how you FEEL— you have to let him know how you THINK. When vou have about 20 seconds alone with him tell him if he doesn't cut out the monkey business you’U tell his wife. And if your husband's bigger than he is- ■tell him you’ll tell your hueband. DEAR ABBY: Last week my 17year-old son went to a doctor because of a skin condition. He is supposed to go again next week, but he re­ fuses. My husband finally got it out of him. It seems that the doctor wnnted him to hnve a lamp treat­ ment. He had to lie under some lamps for about ten minutes without any clothes on at all. The nurse was in the room the whole time. He was terribly embarrassed by this because the nurse was about 25. So that’s why he refuses to go back. I think we should call the doctor and ask him i f he can’t give the treatment himself from now on. My husband •aye our eon is just being stubborn and we should make him go. He said the doctor will think we a n craay if we call and ask him to change the way he does things in his office. We three have been fighting over this all week. What do you think? A YOUNG MAN’S MOTHER * • t M ft A A I',UNTING, ant thet I Inland lo raelatar aald name with th* Clark o r tha Clrrult Court, ttemlnole County. F lo r­ ida, In accordant-* with th* provision, o f th* Flrtltloua Nam* Mlatutas, t o .w it : Maclion H i ns Florida Statute, IDT. JAM 174 OSAKOWTOI ALF RED A. HOLLEY Fuhllah: Jus* 14, July l. I. tl, t ill. CDJ-tl*. m in e r nr n tn e rm e v n row v t r VTivn. r i. i> « i x n “ s x n A S tx n tm x a sx a t.. ||vy TO WHOM r r M 4T CO S. CEKN. you will taka nolle* that tha City Commlaalon o f tha City o f Sanford. Florida, at l : M o'clock p M, on th* Dnd. day of July, 1S41, at th* City Cotnmladonart' Itnom at th* Oily Halt In tha City o f Sanford. Florida, will <v>n*ld*r an I datarmlua wlt*thar o r not tho City will etoao, r a c e d an t abandon any rlsht o f tha City and tha public A t n and to that allay hereinw aflar ducrlbad, to .w it : That portion o f * certain aorth-aouth allay tying north o f Fourlaanlh Street between I-oeuat Avanua ah t lll.-kory Avanu* and abutting L i t t on tha raat. Block 4. han i-ento Subdlvtalnn a a recorded In Plat Book I, ! * « t Id. Bam Idol* County Reoord*. Parson, Intaraatad may eppaar ant ba haard at tha tlm* and plat* above specified. City Commlaalon o f th* C!ty o f Sxnfoed. f l o r i d * f t / : H S’, Tamm, Jr, City Clerk Fuhllah July I, IMS. a * • :tl (7| Ham* M eats:* aaerta • t : l l III I r e r t l 1:11 1:11 1:41 1:44 T:t# T :ll • • • ta 1:11 t i l Neweaeee ID MIS-Fl* r.ea. Repart f:U t:!S M l 1 : 1* 1:44 a :ae tins 11:1* !I:M it:** lt:1 l 11:34 tilt* Picture ||( Editorial Corameat |4> *lenn#».y I?) Weather Snow ID Dreverd Neve (D Sport* Report ID Orbit (D Huatley-Briahuy <») MlpcorJ C l Silent aerelra tt) Dlgeet (I* Waller er-oakitt t l) Monday Nit* At The Movie* (4) To Toll Tho Truth ( l ) The Dakota* i l l I'ea Cut A Secret ( D Rifleman ' ( D The t.u.-y Show 111 Stoney tlurke { « ) Denny Thome, Bkow ( I ) Aady Griffith Shaw IS) Password I D Ben Caeer ( D Brln k le r’e Journal ( I ) ( t u m p the star, ( I ) A»k Your l>-H-tur (D SBC Fleet Beperl ( ! ) Raw,cape (D Murphy Mertla With the Newt (D Sports Final ( D Ch. I Theater 111 Teatt* Shew When hit partner bids four no-trump North Just shows his one acre, but when South follows up with five no-trump North tikes full charge. He counta four spado tricks, one heart, two diamonds and six clubs for a total of >3 and bids the grand alam. Further­ more, be bids it in no trump, South may have some other high cards betide* hie three aces and even though North bolds good spades there juit may be a loser in that suit. This happen* to be the ease. If North bids seven spades ha will bo complaining about his b id luck, but he will also hav* mad* that bad lluck himself. dtiyhlbqhJtA 7:30-9:90 p.m . NBC. Mon­ day Night at the Movies. "H ell and High Water.” starring Richard Wldmark, David Wayn* and Bella Darvl (c o l­ or) (reru n). This la a wel­ com e chiller alnce much of it takea place in the Arctic rrginna. It is also sm pcm rlul involving the possibility of World W ar III. More reallim would h ave been welcome, however, in a production that deals with a plot to explode x nuclear device in Korea. The Idea is to blame the If. S. and Ignite an international h olocau tt Widmark stars as a retired naval officer asked to lead a private m inion aboard a salvaged Japanese submarine to thwart the plot­ ters In their Arctic strong­ TV RENTAL • Bales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-491# Zenith Color TV Rales 2800 Sanford Are. T V Time Previews hold. Cameron Mltcbell and their •‘ Justice.” Dick F o r m (irne Evans are featured. guests with regulars Larry 7:30-8:30 p m . ABC. The Ward, Jack Elam, C h a d Dakotas, " Requiem at Danc­ Everett and Michael Greene. e r '* H ill." (rerun). There’ * 1:30-9 p m . CBS. The Lucy some fast and exciting action in this one that amply fills the vacancy made by a thinly tliifiuished plot. A civilian posse captures its quarry and executes him. Marshal Kagan investigates the crime of the dead man, tlirn does a little sleuthing into the life of the man who led the posse and gave the mob incentive for an trin a d son Jerry daaeas In a boy's ballet outfit. Show, (rerun). Lucy is in top form in this rerun, putting the whole family to work to im ­ press her new boy friend (Frank Alelter) with iter musical background, which I* nonexistent. For her friend’s henrfit. she throws a birth­ day party for Wolfgang A. Moiart. Daughter Chris sings r Taadte'i The B it* T * G* Out T e A Movie ( l 1 \J I V \ l I t\ | T M ■ -% PRONE PA 2 - l i l t TONITE A T V E S . 1:43 P. M. N lu ly 501 W. Ini. 4 Opposite Goodyear NM TUESDAY P. M. 11:11 (I) D t i a lt f LSwkt Neve naport 1:4* (4) Hlfhelor Father ID General wuaplta! C ) Mllmaallc* t il* III As Th* W arll Vara* 111 gelaeaa HI Mld-Fla. New# t i l l (D Imffttme t : l l 111 Password ( !) People Will Talk til Day la Court till tl) Art Llnklettar (I) Jan* Wymaa Pra­ ia nla ( !) Th* Doctor* t 0* ( I ) To Toll The Truth (I) Loretta Tous* (I) Q iaos Far A D*r I If (I) Tha Kits* of Nlaht (I) Who Do To* Trait It) Young Dr. Mai one guest Is out o f sight before I If (I) Douglas Eduard* starting In to "straighten op” Mew* Seerat gtarm —tanlike Use hostess who bare­ li t * (I) (I) Amarlea* kaedoaaol ly lets ber last guests get to (D Th* Mateh Game 1:1* ID Millionaire the front door before she (I) Make Booea Fee starts gathering op glassei, P iU l straightening ehairs. etc. (D Discovery **1 1 * 1 (I) Amarlea* Nawsulasd She glvee out as much l i l l It) NBC Have warmlh when aba tell* the l:M II) Maverick (I) Uaelo W all last guest good by as when she 1:9* (D Superman greeted the first guest to I S* (I) luparmsa 4:1* (I) Burn* A Alla* arrive. (I) Deputy bang Ttist'e a good hoateaa. I N (D W as 11:11 e ll SDC RELIABLE FAST the importance of money Them are many yardsticks for measuring w eem But ona tat everybody understands b good turd dollars and canM. When wo use dollar volume to compare advertising media, two facts stand out deojfyt •More advertising dollars are Invested In dafy nmwpapewaecfc yearthanIntelevision,magazines, radio andoutdoorcombined. •Newspapers continue to growInImportance. Since1949, news­ paper advertising volume has Increased by $1J bllUon which !e more than the total advertising volume of TV kxfcy. As national Income rises, as tho education lewl of tha prffo tie rises, as purchasing power rises, as dollar volume of goods and services rises, newspapers prosper bocamo they bocamo more needed by more poop!* When It's time to pay out good cfolTan, adwrtfsem who know iho Importance of money put theirs on tho best buy— daily newspaper*. MORE PEO P LE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPERS SERVICE (ljojuny Sign C°• DECALS • TRUCKS • W ALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS SI7 S. PALMETTO AYE. PHONE FA 2-6422 CLOSING OUT BUYERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY — DEALERS WELCOME — CASH OR TERMS. NO MONEY DOWN •tack gg fallow s: (1 ) French fr a v iic lil filer*— wKh A M -FN radl— -4 apMktrrw— record stores*; ( t ) Italian I’ rovhicial with star** A M -F M ; ( I ) l-apeakera Daaleh Modern stereo*; ( I ) S-#pe*her French Provincial Fraitwsnd HIere*. IM M E D IA T E DELIVERY ALL MERCHANDISE CARRIES OUR GUARANTEE — SATISFAC­ TION OR MONEY BACK! (1 ) G.E. trin ais( or (7) 5 tube ridioB ........... 9 9.95 (4) G.E. table radloo — 88.1 (8) G.E. dock radio* — . 13.67 (4) WestlnghouM phono* 14.95 (8) Flash cameras ___ 2.22 (I ) Tape recorder ........ 24:80 (1) VM walnut npesker .. 18.55 (1) 21” Zenith lowboy Spare Command re­ mote tuning K31I1\V2 - ___ 319.95 Jim Smith's Ml 7-0494 Rtg. •**<»•#*aw******<H*ln*e**«* • 1747 (? ) Motorola 8 traaaUtora Rog. 29.95 19,95 (1 ) 23” Zenith Iaw bevy with trad* ------------- .. 219.95 (1 ) 23" Zenith dual speak­ er walnut Lowboy w. t________________ 269.95 The Sanford Herald FOR BEST A D V E R T ISIN G C e r t ifie d ^ 3 ROYAL PLA ZA lT -s i A W. n ora lU RESULTS T V ■ w M AITLA.M t ADULT E N TERTA IN M EN T ADM ISSION 9#S SHOWS 1 ♦ # • # .*• # • l i t # 7:9# • 9 M 3! QUALITY - SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR THE REST IN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING TUESDAY A. 2L 11:41 (I) lo t # or Lit* tl) Tour First ImpriilIOB (tl Simla Far* Shaw 11:11 t) Harry Haeaoaor News 11:11 ( !) Truth or Cona*'|. (Si Father Knowa II**' (I) Saarak lor Tomer- NOW TO N I? « m LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 1:9* <*) A S * Om 1:1* (T> Caatlaeatat ream 1:1* (D College *f tb* Ale 1:41 It) Sign Oa VIS* (tl ToSay (II Wake C* Movie* f i l * (Si Farm Market Be* (O State W ive #** Weatvier 1:M (tl Taday (4) Hr a-School Flaialag T ill (D Count.Lai New* D U tl) Mickey e Ueepel Time l:S* (D Mlcker Bveae Mew l ee tl) Ceptaia K eegan* 1:14 C l Weather ea * Rewa l:IS 111 Today I D CaMonvlHe 1:1* tD S 'a tt Trooeae t i l t (•• Jack Lateen* til Amari.-sn lllitsry :S* (4) llotnper Itoom * 4i (4) New* A Interview* 14:if ID Bay Wkee I D t’ ario.tn Capef* 11:11 C> Play Tea* Kaueh (ll I Lev* La ay I I I Ann satharn Skew l t :N 13) Fries I* Bight IS) December Ilrld* t !:» t (41 Th* McCey* 11:1* IS) Harm Key* (1) Conrantrattoe III Pat* * (Hedy* R IT Z 1 (DgJjux By Ruth Miiiett What is a “ g ood" hostess? length o f tlm*. She ts a composite of many She give* the impression of things. But the following are enjoying ber own party—and ba ilo if sha really is to quali­ taking bar duties easily and calmly. She takes the time to m ake Sha isn't tha noisiest one at each new arrival feel that her own party—but hits s bow he has arrived, the pa r­ happy medium so that th* ty can really get under way. gayer guests ean feel she Without seeming to flutter, is fo io g iking with them, ahe is aware of her guests' and the m ore quiet guests com fort, noticing im m ediate­ can feel ahe hasn't deserted ly when a glass should be re­ them. filled, a light softened, an She doesn't oversell any­ ash tray provided, etc. thing, so that guests have to Some time during the even ­ eat too much o r datnk too ing she gets in a little p er­ much or play games Hwy sonal conve'sation with each don't want to play, just to guest. She manages this by satisfy their hostess. not allowing herself to be She doesn't give orders, but caught in any group for any uses more subtle means to get her guests to do as she wants them to. She puts sincerity Into her riiTTTinvn m x k “ Do you have to go so soon ?" NOTICE 19 hereby given that t engaged In hull- Instead o f just saying tbs na>a at 1017 Marita St.. Han­ words in Polly Parrot fashion. ford, S.mlnnle County, Florida, She waits until the last u n t -r the flctlttou* nam* of Legal Notice 1:1 J <:► BdlWrlat By Oswald Jacoby U)g JA g Utcjm n f • CONFIDENTIAL TO “ JUST M E ": You are mistaken. I f you want advice through this column, it is NOT necessary to sign your name. (Use “ Worried” , “ Upset” , or “ Just Me” .) But those who want a personal reply should sign their names and addresses (which will be strictly con­ fidential), How else could my reply reach you? Norm <m ft • DEAR ABBY: Re that paperboy who signed himself DISGUSTED WITH PEOPLE because some took newspapers from his honor rack and dropped buttons, paper clips and slugs into the slot instead o f money: You spiraled to the public to be hon­ est on the grounds that it’a the pa­ perboy who's getting cheated— not the newspaper company, is it less reprehensible to cheat the newspaper company than it is to cheat the news­ boy? Every day juries return unfair verdicts against large corporations and Insured defendants because the "big boys” can afford to pay. The public should keep two things in mind: (1) The moral issue U the same whether the victim la rick or poor. (2) The “ little man” will even­ tually pick up the tab, either in high­ er consumer costs or in increased in­ surance rates. CONCERNED A p ilfe r who uses Black­ wood takes full charge o f ' ♦ KQ14 the hand with one exception. ¥4 That exception occu rs when ♦ 1CT ♦ AKQJ10I he follows up hia hid of four BAST no-trump with a further bid A JJ OI I A None o f five no-trump. V Q 99 WKJ10TS The five no-trump bid guar­ «SSO ♦ J toil antees that the partnership Allil ♦ IS holds all the aces and if part­ SOUTH ner can now see 11 aura A A 17* 1 BASIS tricks there is no reason for : aqs him to stay out of the (ran d slam. Both vulnerable He also can put the grand Berth slam in no-trump if he can 1A 1A count to 13 without using 4 N T .. 4A • N.T. >♦ ruffing power. A no-trump 7 N T. contract is always safer than one in a auit. North's hand illustrates these points thoroughly. fy: MONDAY P. M. I M ( t ) Chaaaei I m t i r t t a (ft Checkmate t i l W*ri># Peacaee DEAR MOTHER: Call the doctor and explain. He'll understand. j JacobyOn ShidqG * Television By Abigail VonRuren USE YO U R LO C A L NEWSPAPER �9m tm ■ in 1 " CARNIVAL unmier Vacations Eas XCW TTVM * SCAN MUatf su rra t *v Educational Pressures s o s s e n t - .A M D rr NOW 'Of course I’ve bean using my power mower early is the morning . . . before somebody comes over to borrow It!** IS N T IT , D E A R CUTTING THE G R A S S IS A PLEASU R E! |K CAN 1 H*W* PEAS INSTEAD OP TURNIPS ««-». ON THE ,< _ ( BUSINESSMENS ] ; V i - LUNCH f NO SUBSTITUTIONS/ Although most students will spend their vacation away from rigid routines, there sre many special situations to be con sidered. C areful e v a lu a ­ tion should be given to d e c i­ sions which m ight Involve studies during the sum m er. C ollege student* .sometimes want to attend sum m er class­ es In ord er to graduate early. If this is for m onetary res sons, they should think about earning money at a sum m er jab which could help pay winter expenses Beside* the m oney, they will be gaining valuable experience and a change o f pace. Special sem inar* in which ru llcge student* travel and study abroad can he d e sir­ able. Th ere is value in a cti­ vities o f this nature where students ga>n first hand exp e rie n ct and pursue their sp ecific interest*. Secondary sch ool student* who have to m ake up cou rsrs si * t have v e ry little th ole*. In in ch c i u i the school of* Ion requires attendance for part o f the s u m m e r. At the ele m e n ta ry level, you will not find v ery many regular su m m er schpol pro­ gram s. Most plans are for Individual o r sm all group tutoring. S om e students with psych ological o r physi* cal problem s m ay benefit from p rogra m s o f this na* lure. This m a tter should b* discussed with the professional respon sible fur guiding your child. Som e individuals, regard* le'S o f level, requ ire a con ­ stant rigid stru cture, stopping during the su m m er months might l . ’ d estru ctive. The m m >. * is a tim e for l child to have ‘ in and build exp erien ces oth e r u an in the a ca d em ic su b jects. K njjy* able courses in which a child has a * s p e cific interest can bo included in su m m er plans. By Kate O sin s TIZZY OKAV--TMI5 IS THE L A S T TIME I COMB TO TMiS JOINT ^ ------ I FOR LUNCH .— ^ > ■ y David N y d k t (D P I U k s IIm Specialist) P aren ts and ch ildren p r e ­ sently are m aking plana for the aum m er va ca tion . One d e cisio n concerns the contin­ uation o f a ca d em ic a ctiv itie s versus relaxation and r e c -e a tional activities. T h e answ er depends upon the needs o ' the individual. T h e m ajority o f children proba b ly should have a v a c a ­ tion aw ay from edu cation al pressures. They have worked hard during the y e a r m eet­ ing the dem ands o f th e sch ool p ro g ra m . They will a p p re­ ciate the opportunity to live without the tight routines o f a sch ool schedule. This do.se not m ean com plete c h a o l but does m ean a relaxes] plan. N atu rally there a r e many w ays to spend a s u m m e r away from a c a d e m ic pressurea. The rhotre should in­ v o lve the ch ild 's interest*, abilities and age. «■* d c n y vcu a * q g L REfCR TO THIS DUMP A 9 A JOINT/1— - EVERYBODY READS THE CLASSIFIED A i ADS J M [iliu m ! * tY » M W W ' f r m AdTOCNUUL CNt MT D4 WAHTIP v M » \ . m a aj A W * HCV«5,EA»*' MhOVfKCMk AWfNNf.BTAT rue n tN e e n ia Mf COUStU FROM OUAMW TO CARRY SdPPUlV ------OU M U M M t T f W * ip m a c k Upohmation hay* yHIM ALOUd TWUgUIAMA RIVER TffRARP TM AMAIMS M«Tn»crS N THE MOST ■UCCIMtlll WWTOMMS ANMSw. 't t x / o e W IN D IF I o n o n so n ome w a WLUON, HILPA/ / e o By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES Y o u S U R E 'rD U WONfT BE OFFEMDED OY W „ BK CAIH ? positive / 1WAT'S RIGHT. --------------- -.BECAUSE I FIGURE IVE ANP WE'RE . WEIL, I GUESS \ K E N A FALL CU T LONG * THAT MAKES IT \ ENOUGH! ___„ Could Mite Fairchild and I je t off aarly today, air? We want to ealebrate the new fieoel yearl" iiu r o jw c jj TMale theep f? > | StOffbOVMS 13 £ • IJUUIaam 10 Ei p u g* U h uvh uae tBcoO n ilo p a 'U to 11 Abo i t spot* g] C m 34 King of Stash U Feminine n appelUtkm p jf 13 Speahae LYr, II smter fn r ts Armed Om I | tfP 1SA » fAjfc 17 Fabric lailimtu month » S u i Hayworth MWi I'aaaaaa a m ou n ts _____ t 21 Kmmet acveraorUl 33 K rn oil MtUlioU 3 i query 37 Go by 30 Abu t girl 37 Terminal 1 ! 1 4 r 78 Futener 1 L 38 Kept* lab.) rr rr 30 Greek Utter l! 11 Gill'* name i r 1 4 13 ITaltlea l r 18 Indian » eight! it 17 Pamela'* nickname BUENOVS ftNCE T WHO'S OCHZ TO -MUST BE . AIL THIS TTCXlBtE EirCTKIC. j f CN THE I3LANO r— CF POOS--AnO wHyy ,— - ffl •0 IJgbt brown 41 Fourth Arablaw caliph 43 Anitumktl duct 43 Tapol rape* M ChancteruUca 49 Meaaurlng dn kea M Evening party It AmfMhealw U Very ituptd DOWN 1 Chang* 3 Locked n t u n aruttvw 4 lettuce 5 lletor* S UrtguUr UbJ 39 Onager* 4* Nickname 41 Agn 47 .Smbad'r bird 4* Almotphera r~ r i 0 vr r r p r _ L 1 c3 ♦I U u 1* W ANT �jr f Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole Coimty, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! Classified Phone mm mm Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mod. * S a t soon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; Tuex., thru FrL - 3 P. H . day bclorc insertion. Mon. • Sat. RESPONSIBILITY: Tha Herald w ill not be reaponiibia for mora than oM incorrect iniartion o f your ad, and reaervea tha right to re* alia or rejoct any advarUie■ an t I r o n what ordered to conform to tha policiee o f this paper. It Pays To Use The HERALD • in fn r b frrali) Mon. July 1* *63— Paire 11 12. Real Eftxte For Salt 8. Fdocathm • Instruction CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost A Found REDUCED for quick sale AIR-Condittoning • RcfrigeraBy Nadine Seltzer by owner. 2 BR.. kitchen 2. Notices - Personals Uoa men needed. We train SWEETIE FIE 3. Education - Instruction furn. Air-Ctmd. Princeton you. Tools and equipment Ave. Very low down pmt. 4. Transportation' furnished. Write C.T. I. Box 6. Food Assume 4t*$* mortgage. 33, c o Herald. FA 2-2289. For Rant LEARN to p liy . Complete 6A Special Notices 3 * 4 BEDROOMS. Inspect set o f chords for open 7. Business Rentals models on Highland at rhythm Guitar, mandolin 8. Beach Rentals Longwood. Open dully 10:00 or 3 string banjo. 30c each 9. For Sale or Rent lo dark. 10 Minutes South set. 104 S. Maple Ave. or 10. Wanted to Rent on 17-92 and West on Semi­ Phone 122-4097. 11. Real Estate Wanted nole 1 block. 12- Real Estate For Sale JOB security esn be yours by LMN ENTERPRISES. INC. 13. Mortgage Loans preparing now fo r com ing 14. Insurance NEW 2 Bedroom, l*i bath. Civil Sendee exams. F or In­ 15. Business Opportunity Electric kitchen home on formation writ* N A T IO N ­ 16. Female Help Wanted Country Club Rd. Lake A L TRAINING SERVICE 17. Mala Help Wanted Mary. $300 down, $34.17 per INC. Box 0A e/o SANFO RD 18. Help Wanted month. Ph. FA 2-2715. H ERALD . 19. Situationa Wanted 20. Babysitters LOW Monthly payments. 3 U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 21. Beauty Salons Bedrooms, den, 2 baths, TESTS! 22. Build - Paint - Repair MEN-WOSIEN, 18-62. Start central Air-Cond. Lake pri­ 23. Building Materials vileges. 112 Lake Minnie high aa $102.00 a week. P re­ 24. Electrical Services Dr. FA 2-7849. paratory training until ap­ 25. Plumbing Services pointed. Thousands o f Jobs 26. Radio k Television FOR HOME OR RENTAL open. Experience usually 27. Special Services 3 Bedroom fram e home in a unnecessary. FRE E Infor­ 28. Laundry Service convenient location at a mation on jobs, salaries, re­ 29. Automobile Service rock-bottom bargain price quirements. Write T O D A Y 29A. Auto Accessories of $4275. Owner moving— giving name, address and 30. Machinery - Tools needs to tell. Some financ­ phone. Lincoln Service, B ox 81. Poultry - Live stock ing available. HURRY UPI 40, e 'o Sanford Herald, 31A. Peta call 32. Flowers - Shrubs 6. For Kent "D on anybody -Kara ramambar how to TALK1” 33. Furniture Stemper Agency 34. Articles For Sale NICELY furnlihed 3 room 35. Articles Wanted Apartment. Private bath. 6. For Rrnt 6. For Rent REALTOR — 1NSUR0R S6, Automobiles • Trucks FA 2-3303. FA 2-4991 111* S. French Ave. EFFICIENCY GARAGE APT. 2 BEDROOM houM, Florid* 37. Boats - Motors All conveniencea, close in. rtHtni. Available now. Ph. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters FURNISHED Apt. 4 Large $7750 Total Price Apply 603 Palm etto or ph. room s. Close to town. Ph. FA 2-1549. 39. Trailers - Cabanas Want Ada. Legal Notice .w tm rn n r i n o m o r r r v tt : o r r L o iu u i ta tcm u i TO AT.I. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN'! NOTICE la hereby i l v , n that w «, A n c l . M-'n* p n u i U i , and husband. Harper Dnugl*., will on lha lJth ilay of July A.D. ,1S«J at Ian o'c lo ck A M to tha Honorahla Judge o f tha Clrcult Court of K.mlnol* County, riorlila. at hi* Chamber. at tha Court itouaa In Sanford, Florida, praaant thatr patltlon to Adopt Ellaabalh T. McK .n . alc, an adult untnarrlad wo. man. aa lhair child undar tha Dam* or Elltabath Douglaa. Thla tha tt of Juna, A.D t»(J. Ancl* Mona H nu gl.i l l a r p .r U m 4 r U o u i U i |L W. War*. Attornay for r*tltlonara. P. O. Itox M il, flan ford. Florida. Pul,Hah: Juna IT, It, July 1, I. 111*. CI>J.»I. IN TH E CIHCt IT C O rR V HP THE A t AT il J t l H I I A I . c m * c t rr. *5 a iu rtm ar.w i. NMIK C O f ATT, PLOHIDA o m i rR V Ao. i n n TROPICAL PLANTS. INC. a Florida oorporatloa Plaintiffs, L WELT.DN HUNT, at al. DalmdanU. A cm tB o r etiT TO: L. W ELLEN HUNT and __ __ __________________ HUNT. Ala wlfa| ALICE LEEDS, and If aha ha m irrlad har huaband; WILLIAM □. JONES and JONES, hla wlfa. R. U AN* TIERS, iN. a / k / a DR. R. L AN­ DERSON. and -------------------------ANI'KIUJON. hla wlfa; J . P. X'II.Sk X and WUAION. hla wlfa. AUGUST Ht'.ILI.VG ami ALICE It 1IKILXNO, hla wlla; all tha unknown h* In. davlaaaa. gra n t..a . aa•l«nr*a. llanora, cradltora. truataaa or nthar paraona, na­ tural or artificial, claiming by, through. undar, nr auatnat W ILLIAM It, KLNOLKTOX, daaaatad. a nd /or MARTHA A. SINGLETON, dacaaaad. If all**, and If dead, aaalnat hla, har or thalr unknown halra. da■*(■••>. grant***. ai.lgn***, llanora. cradltora. truataaa or other paraona, natural or arti­ ficial. clalmlne by, through, undar or acalnat tha ahore named Dafandanta, or any ot tham. and aealnat all paraona having or cla lm lne any Intarnat In or to lha foll o w ln e da•crlbad land* tn Bamlnol* County. Florida. Tha NW ta o f Section II. Township 10 South. Rand* •1 E»«t. LESS (A ) tl.g ln nln g at th* NR eorn .r o f .. I d x w q . run th .nc* W . s l I l l ot fttt. thence gouih I7t.» fidt. r«tt. th*nc* Kxat ( « » : < thane* South i n *( f#ft t. thane* Ka*t 3*1 77 f #9t. thsnc* North 113-' ! ( f ••t to Point o f B tsln nln s; AND ALSO LESS (R> Hoetnnln* at iho SW corner o f »»ld N W 1*. run North along tha .action line TiJ.l feat, thaneo South 77 ,l*gr#*a Ji mtn* uta* Ka.t tar • f«*t, thane* South l i r a («*t. than** North 77 J*«ra«* !1 nunut-a Waat 1(2 ( faat to Point o f B-glnnlng; You, and each of you. ar* D-rrhy mttltlrl that a Compu tn t he* baan filed aaainat Jon In tha Circuit Court In and for Samlnol* County. Flor­ ida, which ,-*u.« I* In tltlo a* ahoT* haraln. Tha 1’ lalnUft a**k* :ho quieting o f till* to tha real property abov* de* acrlbad Vou ara liaraby raqulrtd to fit* your dafana*. to lha Clerk of tha i b o t e etylad Court and to tarva a copy upon \LUEItT t*. MoINTOBII, J R . I* O. Bos t i l . TltuarlU*. Florida. Attorn*) for plaintiff, on >r hefor* July Stth. U t l. Haraln fall not or a Decra* Pro Coafaaao will bo anlorad again*! you. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hat* **t niy hand and » ! ! t * n,y of ficial aaal at Sanford. K.mlnol# County. S'tortda, thi* jtat day of June, itM. it, C A D Arthur H. aaokUMth, J r . Clark o f tha Circuit Court By Margaret E Tyr* Daputy Clerk publish J ust : t A J'J'r I. * IJ. ISIS. C lt J -ile FA 2-3819. FA 2-64W. CLEAN cool d ow n ilair FURNISHED, extra nice 2-br. Apartment*. Adults. Ph. house, tile shower, (cnced FA 2-IB34. in back yard. Near Navy Lise. $93. F A 2 6241. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m 2 If you want people to pay LARGE 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Adult* only, Ph. attention to your business, FA 2-7348. cell FA 2-3413 snd ask the Herald Staff about some at­ FURN. Apt. Ckxe in. Phone tention getting ads F A 2-2800. Legal Notice la tha riaeuitt taoa t of tha Nlath JudlrLI r ir r .lt of Flor­ ida, la l e t far haatlaala t o . w- tr. ta rh nara ry Sa. tails. THE 1IROOKI.TN FA VI VCR BANK, a Now Tork Hanking Corporation, Plaintiff, va. WILLIAM J. DAVIS, a alngla man, Defendant N o r i r K «»»• p i Hi ii t T i o v Till \t ILI.IAM J. DAVIS, l : o t No. Sladlaon A«*nua, Dauslaa, OeorgU TOC ARM HKKKttT NOTIr u m that a ault to Portotoa* M o r t c i y * a g a in .t raal and paraona! proparty t m barn fllad agutnat you In tha above Court by tha abov* named Plaintiff. Tha proparty Bought to be foracloaad ta aa follow*: Lot l i t , LONODALE BUBDIv i n io n according to th* Plat tharaof a* recorded In Plat Rook II. Pag* <1. o f th* Public Racord* o f Setnlnola County, Florida; Inoludlng tha buildings and appurtananeai loeatad Iharaon, and together with th* furniture, furntehlnga and flitu ra s altuata tbaraln. and located thereon, a* s p e cif­ ically eat forth tn Mortgage upon which Complaint ta baaed. TOU A R E REQUIRED to aaraa a cop y o f your Anawar, or otbar Pleading, on Plain­ tiff* Attorney*. FRANK A RTIIELKOW, EKQfl., t i l l L in ­ coln Road. Miami Beach. F l o r ­ ida, and flla th* original In th* offlca ot th# Clark o f th* abor* Court on, or bator*. th* Hat day o f July. IMS, In d e ­ fault o f which th* Complaint will b* taken at confeaeed agalnet you for th* rallaf r e ­ quested In Plaintiff’ * C o m ­ plaint. DATED thla :4lh day o f June, 11*3. at Miami Beach, Dad* County, Florida. IRE A D Arthur H Beckwith Jr Clark of tho Circuit Court. By: Startha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk. PRANK. * S T R K LK O W , Attornaya for Plaintiff. Pptaliah: July 1, I, IS. and 31. lies. la Tha (Irrwlt Court Ul T h * Ninth Jadlrlnl Circuit In And Far lam Inala Canity, Florida. In Chanaary. -VB. UNFURNISHED 2 - bedroom house, kitchen equipped, FA 2 3631. Home in Loch Arbor. $U0 pur month. FA 2-5301. Legal Notice In Th# 9'onri «r ih# Ji<I|ffi iewlMoIr lo u ity , F l« i. Ida. la PlalaUft Fruhalr In Re: Fatal# of MAMIE MARTIN, deceased. T e A ll (.’ radii*** aad Person* Having rinlnts nr Demand* A gain *! hald F e ta l*i 17. Male Help Wanted houic. Lar.de room *. $63 a 2 B E D R O O M unfurnijhed mo. FA 2-8344. House. Kitchen electrically equipped. FA 2 6630 after Clean lit door apt. Private 6 p. m. entrance. 1004 Palmetto. FURNISHED Apartment. ed. Qtieinel E. llth St. 2 Bedroom Newly decorat­ Apt. Apt. 7. 401 322-8194. PIN EC REST — 3 Iliirm. Kit. equipped. $83 month. Ph. UPSTAIRS 2 Bedroom furn322 9129. idied Apartment. 1201 W. 1st SI. FA 2 0901. V E R Y large 3 Bedroom 2 BDRM. Furn. Apt. $33 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3»51 l UPPER, 3 Bedroom funjiihcd Apanment. Private en­ trance. $19 Magnolia. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. N e ir 2 city free parking lots and (hupping (tores. No utility chargei. Suitable lor couple or sin­ gle. inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Scr. Eve. Appt'a. 103 So. Oak FA 2-5742 ment. FA 2-0641. i\ h ie tin tin ' t tn r t , LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms. 2 a ivrii j i nit i \ i. t utt t i t baths, central air-condition­ of p i o n hi t in t>i> f o r SEMINOLE c o l NTT. ing, (all out shelter, sandy I'll * at KitY M l. lauirg. N oril *1 OF *1 IT TO e N O B A KATHLEEN G A R ­ RETT Who** Reeldenc* and Adadrs*a I* 13* Litton Avanua tlrotun. Conn. A SWORN COM PLAINT H av­ ing bean filed In (he Circuit Court In and for Uamlnola County, Florida. In Chancery entitled "let 'REN ELLWOOD G ARRETT. Plaintiff -va- NO­ HA KATHLEEN HA It RETT, Defendant'*, praying f«>r carlain rallaf for th* above nam­ ed plaintiff snd against you aa tha Defendant. NOW, THEREFORE. TH IS IS TO NOTIFY YOU That If you wish to ilr fend agwlriit and contest the abov* entitled action, You *r* Required to file your Answer or other written defense. If any you hav*. to Ihle Complaint with th* Clark o f Ih# above s tyl­ ed Court and to earve upon Plaintiff's attornay, A ld iE R T X. FITTM, who*# address I* 1 Masonic Building, Sanford, Florida, a copy o f m l ana war or other written defense, on o r before th* 3,'nd day o f July m i T H E NATURE o f aald C o m ­ plaint la to prey that ills a bove styled Court gra nt the above named Plaintiff aD vor. a A Vinculo Jlatrliuonll o f and from you: FA IL N<iT Til AN SW ER Lest a Is** r*a Pro Cuufeaso b* antarad agalnet you. WITNESS My Hand and O f ­ ficial Seal at Sanford. Florida. In Semtnol* County, this !3:h day of June A. D t»*3. Arthur H. Beckwith, J r . Clark o f th* abov* styled Court, By: Margaret K. Tyre, D. C. Albert X, Fills 1 M atonic Building Sanford. Florida. Attorney for plaintiff. publ.'th .Tun •», It t } :’r EDWIN H ROXBT and JI’ DT ROXHY, hit wife. I RIB LA M­ BERT and QURNTIN L A M ­ BERT. her husband. Defendant i n T l i E o f » l ' IT STATE OF rlkJltlDA TO IR U LAMUERT and QUENTIN LAMB BUT, her husband, w-hoe# reeldenc* la P. O BOX 77*1. l i n o UIJRURO. PUERTO RICO You aro hereby required to flla you r anew** or written daftntta. If any, In the ahova proceeding with tha Clerk of thla Court, and to tarva a cop y tharaof upon tha p la in tiff* attorney*, whoa* name* and addraaa appears Hereon, on or before the 17th day of July, ISO. th* nature of tbit pro­ ceeding being a ault fur f o r e ­ closure o f mortgage agalnet th* follow in g described p r o p ­ erty, t o . w it : Lot IS— Beginning 11*3 feat West and 33 last North o f the (Uiuthaait corner o f th* Southwest >» of Section 1*30-3:, Samlnol* County. F l o r ­ ida, thane* run North 133 faat, Waat 103 faat, South tie faat. East 103 feet, to a point o f baginning DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford, County o f Semlnolo. State o f Florida, thla llth day at June, III!. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr.. Clark Circuit Court. S*ininola Co., Sanlofd. Fla. b y Margaret II. Tyr* Daputy Clark Gregory, Court a Patdlllo Attorneys for Plaintiff t 't Jackaoa Strict Tampa J. Florida. PuhiDh. Jan* : t . July J, !. 11*3 I. I. 11(3. CDJ*».. CDJ-i* beach. 322 8920. FURN. Apt. 2300 Midlonvilie. 3 BR. 3 BR. Large $163 3 Br. mo. 1 bath. $75 a mo. Dk bath. $83 a mo. 3 B r , 2 bath. Air-cond. tno. 2 bath on lake. $130 a AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 25. Plambing Services 2 REGISTERED m ale Collie Pups. FA 2-2137 after 4. *! * W a ll 4 payment*. FA 3-4(11. 33. Furniture F R IG ID A IR E Salea A Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W . l i t « L Sanford Ph. PA 3-1003 Used furniture, appliances, tools, ate. Bought - Sold. L arry'* Mart 315 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 1-4133 3 GYM Daudia Whirligig $4, swing set needa teat ft chain. $10. 30" T ricycl* $3. All need paint. NO 83190. Turtle WANTED reliable couple to 25" CUT Sneppln Lawnmower. Dutch Mill taka op monthly payment* Rem ove Thatch > Chinch Nuraery. U peel a R d. Ju*4 o f $13.30 on 3 complete Bug Spray (VC-13) > Peril' o ff $0th B t ft 1st. room * of furniture. Call *xe—Ph. FA 3-4244 T E 4-1311, Casselberry, col­ MANSriELD LAWN SER. 36. Automobiles - Tracks lect. T R E E 'S trimmed. Demosspd BUYING A NEW 4C FREE ESTIMATE A rem oved. Reasonable. Ph. USED CART Upholstering ft Mattreaa ren­ FA 2-7061. FINANCE IT WITH US ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ♦ Low Intereat Rate* ture. Cali Nix Bedding Mfg. Piano Tuning and Repair ♦ Low Monthly Pay menu Co., at 700 Celery Ave. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 FLORIDA STATE BANK FA I-211T. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, RAMBLF.lt A m erican. 'S i Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Radio ft Heater. Clean. $534 Service With the Cash. All Type* and Sires FA I-M67. SUPER TRADING POST We Repair and Service FA 30477. S T I N E 37. Roata • Molar* M achinery and Supply Co. 14' DUNPHY Boat. 33 bp, 207 W. 2nd St. FA 36133 34. Arllde* For Sale LAWNS Renovated • Aerate H O LLER S kit on beautiful lake. Pb. FA 2 2094. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Also. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank li’d g Jim Hunt Realty OHice Night FA FA 2334 Park Dr. 22114 2-0644 323 0700 Sanford, Fla. Stenstrom Realty FAST ACTION REALTOR 110 North Park Av*. 323 0333 uaulord, I la. SAVE 1960 CADILLAC 4 Dour, Power and Air Cond. 92795 1961 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe, A ato, Air Cond. 92195 SpaaoLdi! These Are Late Model Trade-Ins That Have Been Safety Checked & Are “ Road Ready” Right Now! 1961 MERCURY 4 Door, Aato, Powtr B 8 , Air Cond. 91895 TC3-3A $AVE 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 Door Hardtop. Aato., Power Steering 91895 $AVE 1960 OLDS Convertible, Aat o. , Power, Air Cond. 91*95 1962 THUNDERBIRI) HARDTOP Full power, air conditioned, low mileage, one owner, light blue. 1962 GALAXIE 500 HARDTOP Tudur V-H. .tandard Iran.., air conditioned. Economy plus cumfort. Brel clean. XC3-48A 1961 FALCON 2 DOOR K cylinder, alandard trails. A locally oaued real clean car. W hila finish. 196l"FALCON STATION WAGON 2 dour auto. Iran*., radio ft healer, while*all*, light blu f finish. Local car, very clean. I960 FORI) CONVIORTIHLE V -8, standard Iran*., radiu ft heater, beautiful red. A local car, clran throughout. FC3-79A 1960 DODGE 2 DOOR Y-M, su lo. Iran*., radiu ft heater, re.il clean. Buy right and .ave, 19.58 HARM IN GHIA CONVERTIBLE John E . Fox Stearlnf. 1963 Trade-In FURS. Apt. FA 2-0617, 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. Good location, kitchen 2 BEDROOM House unfurn­ equipped. Low down pay­ ished. Kitchen equipped. $65 ment. Assume loan. A real g nio. Limit 1 child. 2131 saving. Call FA 2-9172. Cednt Avg. S A N FO R D Air-Conditionmpr C3-92A Apt. Water furnished. Ad UlU. 323 0382. BEADY MIX Cowcrwte, win. dow (ilia, lintela, atepa, *block*, (and, cement, nek, pipe, (teel, arena* trap*, 1 » dry wells, stepping ateemk * Miracle Concrete Co. PLUMBING 32. Flower* - Shrub# Contracting Repaira F R E E ESTIMATES PO TTED MU3IS * bloom. 309 Elm Ave. F A S-47U R. L. HARVEY 35c np. 204 Sanford A ve. FA 2-3143 GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY With purehaae o f B in * Lot* Grapeville Ave, Near 30th S t tre, rent E lectric Carpet Shampoocr fo r only f l per Phil Seiioum 6 " 'p o t 69c day. CarroU’a Furniture. WOODRUFF'S Plumbing k Heating FAR M ft GARDEN CENTER $5 44 PER MONTH A IR CONDITIONING 601 Celery Ave. FA 23974 ASSUME payment* ea Singer CONTRACT ta d REPAIR round bobbin Sewing Me* G ER B A DAISIES. Dutch Mill WORK chine equipped to ilg sag Nuraery. Upsata Rd. Juat 1007 SaaJord Ave. FA M M 3 and make button boles. o f f 20th S t ft 1 s t With guarantee. Balance at 27. 8 p e d a l Servlcea 3 BR. Frame House. Partly 111 N. Park A ve. FA 2-2420 furnished. Near NAS. Not FOR your best buy, choose fancy but cheap rent. $12.30 Tec 'N Green Estates. 3 ft week. FA 2 3219. 4 Bedroom s. Mure space for your m oney, noth Sired EFFICIENCY Apt. Bit Park West by M ayfair Golf FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m Course. Open dally 114:00. house. 2481 Palm etto. Call 322 2744. Builders: LMN EN FA 2 0271 TERPRISES, INC. FU RN . 4 Room, 1 Bedroom th e LAWN SERVICE MARVANIA - MAYFAIR Reg. Real Estate Broker Choice building lots are FA 2-130! 17-93 at Hiawatha scarce so w e are pleased lo offer two in a fine loca­ FURNISHED t bedroom Dup­ tion, high and dry. Front­ lex. Available June 24th. age on Scutt Ave., $uuu0. FA 2 3dtO. 1 BEDROOM furnished Houxe. On large ahaded lot, FA 2-(t3!)7. $60 31o. OKRA by F A t-0418. SINGER ROSA L. PAYTON 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ped $100 Mo. FA 26157. i l i Artfeka Far AUTO GLASS INSTALLED St. Johns Realty 1. 10*3. Auto Glaia, Top* h Seat Cover* SALE oa used T .V .’ a. G a a ra » teed. TOwu ft Country, Fk. SPECIAL 304 W. 2nd S t FA 1-4033 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Cold W ave $493 complete. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ALUMINUM m r a ft a r * Open evening by appt. webbed ch eaper thaa yon 318 Palm etto Ave. 332-0434 eaa do tt y o n m K . 22. Build - Paint • Repair Senkarik Glasa and Paint tt to Un Furniture 1100 French A v*. Company Scm l-Retired Carpenter 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4433 BABY Crib. $15. FA 83171* Sm all Repaira — Painting P h o n e - FA 2-7943 31A. Peta Stenstrom Realty CDJ-«n. 29. Autourabna fltrvkt City o f Sanford Civil Service Board is xccapting applica­ tions for the classification* o f Maintenance Utility man and Water Distribution Util­ 8. lieach Rentals ity man. Minimum require­ HUTCHISON Ocean front ment*: Age 18 to 45 yrs; Apartment. D nylone Beach. elementary achool educa­ FA 2-4058. tion; resilient uf Seminole County fo r six months. For Johnson electric, trailer, 9. For Sale or Ron! Luggage, rugs. $2.99 up. Tmalnt. man dealre some exp. (k ill ft rope end ether ex# shirts 48c* ea. Boat cuth. in masunry work. For Water 2 BDRM bouse. 817 Catalina. t r u . $350. 322-1947. SEWING MACHINE Ions, Army-Navy Surplus. D i.tr, man tom* exp. in SALEH A SERVICE PINECREST. 3 Bedrooms. 2 310 Sanford Ave. plumbing and pip* fittinicGateway T o The Waterway CALL FA 2-57811 baths, Fla. room , built-in Examination fo r qual. appli­ SHALLOW WELLS ft PUMPS Robson Sporting Gooda oven & range. UM E. Jen­ cant* will b* held at 7:30 SM ITH Air-Condition R efri­ Jerry Lurd FA 3-3219 Your EV1NRUDB Dealer kins Circle. 322-9337. P.M- July 9.1943, or aa toon geration service. All work 304-4-1 E . l i t T t . F A >4441 thereafter as practicable, In MILADY'S SHOPPE guaranteed. Very reason 10. Wanted to Kent Of fine Fabrics the City Hull. Submit appll14’ Z1MMEL B oat. 44 hpv able In price. Day FA 3-7434 KXt S, Park Ave. catlun* to Civil Service Ex­ MOVING from out of State Evinrudo m otor, Gator Night FA 2-'JUtS. aminer prior to July 6, 1963. July 10-15, 3-4 Redroum trailer. Excellent cond. I ! MATCHING club chairs House or Apartment. 3 FA J-4037. and colfee table. 138 Coun­ Teenagers. Responsible fam ­ 19. Situations Wanted Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ try Club Circle. 323 0753. ily. Write Box 23, e /o San­ CHILDREN kept. FA 2 4183. isfaction guaranteed. Pb. ford Herald. REFRIGERATOR. Crosley FA 2-1417. DAYS work wanted. 322-7033 A p t lire. $25. loot S. Park. TRA CTO R work, mowing, 12. Real Eatate For Sale Child Care. FA 2-2274. discing, blade, acoop. Pb LEARN to play. Complete OF HIGHWAY ACREAGE set of chords for open F A 3-7664. 20 acres o f high land on high­ BABYSITTING day or night. rhythm Guitar, mandolin FA 2-1212. way 44 between the Weklva o r 3 string banjo. 50c each River end Interstate 4. A set. tot S. Maple Ave. or WILL do Babysitting and wdl H. B. POPE CO., INC. fine Invest m en! today for Plume 3226007. stay weekends, FA 2 3019. 3U0 So. Park Av*. FA 1-4234 tomorrow. 660 frontage on 1963 CHEVROLET 46. Total price $14,000. Convertible, A a to , P Term*. You and *a<h o f you are hereby notified snd raquired tn present any claim* and da* man.I* which you. or either or you, may have against th* W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: aetata of MAMIE MARTIN, d*. Rooms private baths, 114 rtaaed, 1st* o f said County, to th* County Judge o f gantlnol* W. r ir it St. C unty, Florida, at hi* office In th* court house o f aald Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. County at Ian ford, Florida, Surplus City. 20! W. 1st. within six calendar mouths from tha tlma of (h« first publication of this notice RENT A RED Each claim or demand shall ha In writing, and ehall elate Rollaway, Hospital A Baby tha plara o f raeidenra and poet Beds. office ad lres* o f tha claimant, By Day, Week, or Month and shall be sworn to by the CARROLLS FURNITURE claimant, hi* agent, or at­ torney. and any such claim Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l»t St. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 or demand not ao filed shall b* void. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. / « / Ella Marlin Robert* Clean and close in. Jimmie A* Eaacutrlx of th* !.a*l Will ntnl Testament of Cowan. 322 4013. THE TIM E TE ST!) FIRM Manila Martin, dree teed Btanatrom. Davl* A Molntoah 114 N. Park A ve. FA 2 6123 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen Attorney* fur Executrix Poet Offlca Drawer 1310 equipped. $7S. FA 2 3303. BY OWNER. 3 Bcdrm . con­ Sanford. Florida Publish; Juna 10, If, 34. July 2 BEDROOM furnished A part­ crete block Home, shaded IN CDK-1 ALMA ANDERSON "CLEAN quiet Room s’ * The Gable*. FA 24)720. FURNISHED or unfurnished 2 Bedroom Block House. I.ow down payment, 2422 Orange Ave. 21. Btaaty SatoM 1959 TIIUNDERRIRI) HARDTOP Real clean low mileage locally owned car. 1959 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STATIO N WAGON, Y-8, autu. (ra n .., radio ft healer, air condition­ ed. A real sharp car. XC3-14U Heal .h arp and ready to go. Ilad a local owner, FC3-72A 1961 METRO 2-DOOR HARDTOP Beautiful green and white finish, low mileage and real clean. $AVE SQUARE SAVE CARS DEAL 1962 CHEVROLET Munaa Coupe, 4 Speed Tran*. 91995 SAVE SAVE SAVE 1959 CHEVROLET V-8 4 Door Auto* I’ower Steering. 91195 1958 CHEVROLET t Door, V-8, Aato. Trane. 9895 1939 CHEVROLET 1 Ton Stakt, Dual Wheels 9895 SAVE SAVE SAVE 1958 FORD Ton With Covered Van Type llody. 9895 •j 1958 CHEVROLET l) Ton Pickup, Wide Body 9795 SBE Fred and Audrey Yeaekte $1$ E. 2nd 81. FA 1-4231 Claude Hlttell 230$ Perk Av*. FA S TR IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N INCORPORATED 3UM E. First St. . Sanford . FA 2-1181 MI 4-891C . SANFORD • Orlande Phone CU 13 1*4 I �I _ 1 * I . r i • 4 I f * 11 , J * i r / 1 f * J* u _______ CASE OF 24 Keg. Size PRICES GOOD MON. •TUBS. - W ED, FRESH FLA. GRADE A ICE PACKED Pin* D e p o s it FRYERS9A * WHOLE ARMOUR 8TAR SUGAR CURED WHOLE Sealtest Fro-Joy ARMOUR STAR SMOKED SUGAR CURED SLICED WHOLE OR HALF ------------ I* • * I J *THRirrWAV U. S. Choice Flavor Aged 1 V . ft CHOICE FLAVOR AGED T STANDING RIB R O AS T T m t Ho m • Owned, And Bonn - Operated, . . . . a 67‘ ' “INDEPENDENT” GROCER I f Includes Rib Steaks, Delmonlcos, it *1 w Boneless Club, Roast and STAM P BO NUS 50 Ih la C o«p m Awl Tie PurrhuM Of Kraft Mayonnaise . • 59 GOOD AT TO U R f i R it * 1 » l Cut ft Wrapped For Your K rrn tr QUART JAR COUPON I T . 8 . CHOICE FLAVOR AGED Short Riba 25-35 Lb. Avg. I P 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS With Mrs. Smith's Cream Pies All Flavors • 16 Oz. Pledgee To Bring Yon Always Tbo Highest Quality Food, At The Low tut Poeelble Price! 50 Limit I Willi W Order Ground Beef 5 i t . s | 95 FREE IMun 100 F ree. G ilt E d g e S lu m p s TH RIFTW AY EXPIRES JU LY 3RD THRIFTWAY FANCY THICK W e have a limited supply of U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED ARMOUR STAR ALL MEAT 25 STAMP M BONUS 25 FRESH 100 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS PURE With T h is C om poa And Thn I’ urrhM* Of CUT TO YOUR ORDER MORTON’S 11 0 2 . PRO. Frozen Dinners . . . 4 C H ARCO AL BRIQUETTES STAMP BONUS SEALDSWEET Lemonade or Limeade FRENCH’S MUSTARD 50 BLUE SEAL DEL M O N T E CATSUP 50 RIVER QUEEN 14 O Z. CAN M IXED NU TS 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS PLUS 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS (N o Coupon N rrrM irjr) With Thin Con poo And Tho I’ nrrhtM Of K T E R F R E S a 1* OZ. TW IN -PACK Potato Chips . . . . 5$ 7 (i JAR THRIFTY STUFFED M A N Z A N IL L A COUPON GOOD A T Y OU R T tllU FTW A Y E X PIR E * JU LY 3RD OLIVES . . . 39c FRENCH’S 9 OZ. JAR SWEET M U STARD RELISH . 19c VAN CAMPS 2 Y i CAN Cr BEANS PORK 50 STAM P BONUS 50 . . . . 4 for $1 10 OZ. PKG. SU N SH IN E 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS HI-HO CRACKERS 25c YELLOW C L IN G PVT 13 QT. PRO. Instant Dry Milk r . 95 Cana $ « | Hl-C FRUIT DRINKS * Orange • Grnpe • Pineapple • Fla. Punch • Pineapple • Grapefruit * Orange - Pineapple PEACHES PINEAPPLE C H U N K S . . . . EXPIRED JU LY 3RD 4/$l NO. 2 Vi CAN ROYAL PURPLE PLUMS . . . 4/$l y W STAM P BONUS CIRCUS DRINKS • GRAPE • ORANGE ? 50 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS 50 STAMP BONUS 50 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS W ith Thin Ce mpen And The PurchnM O f PK G. O F 4# QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED W ith Thin Cmupon And The Purchna# Of RED RIPE Diamond Lunch Plates COUPON GOOD A T 69c YOUIt TUKIPTW AY EX PlltEM JU L Y SKD SWEET JUICY FLORIDA GREY 4/$l STOKELY’S NO. 2 CAN COUPON GOOD A T YO U R THIUFTW AY 50 3 .12 Oz. FOOD KING 2 Vi CAN W ith Thle C om pan And The I’ urth*** Of C O U P O N ^ V WELCH’S FRUIT DRINKS • Welrharie • Grape • Fiesta Punch • Apple-Grape Congo Watermelons ea. 59c COUPON GOOD AT YOUK TU R IkTW ftY EXPIRES JULY 3RD 25TU & PARK �1* * M V r 1 t Kennedy Ui^es Allied Unity As Tour Ends I *** e io 6* Sunday « u ‘ S afe tho opening o f Boating W eek ." So w hat happened? O ur new spy, ' I t E. Porter, Informed us that H arry Henrlah, w ildlife o ffi­ cer, had atopped a boatman for a routine im paction on the 8t Johne River. Another boatman came alon g and ran into both o f them. • • e Further aaeurance that Shn- \ A fo r d Naval A ir Station ia a permanent inatallation and n ot temporary waa given by Gerald Rauch, head o f the new pipeline. O f 56 m ilitary inatallatlona in the U. S. aupplied with fuel through plpelinea, not one haa been closed by the governm ent. ImtnenaIty o f tha local program alao waa given by Kauch: Six bargea o f je t fuel will be ahlpped into here from Jackaonville each month to aupply N A S plane* . • * I • • Congreaaman Syd Heriong’a Washington o ffic e thia morn­ ing reported the lawmaker has returned to hie home dis­ trict (including Sem inole) for the long July 4 holiday and aome apeech-making. • • • The flag pole In Cassciberr y ’a Memorial Park, damaged two weeka ago in a heavy wind and rain storm , waa re­ paired over tha weekend and by Monday morning tho flag waa back over the area. ) • • • • Residents o f DeHary who have the interest of the com ­ munity’s young people at heart are invited to attend a meeting next Monday at 1U a. m. in the Community Cent­ er to make plans fo r a recre­ ation program. • I 'W * > • • • Miss Joy Itartio, o f Orange City, State FKA Sweetheart, waa model for artist Kllot Me* Mu trough at the recent dem­ onstration at the Deltary Mansion House. • • Police blotter had three sim­ ilar reports this morning: "M an down at such-and-such an address. Now in Jail fac­ ing a drunk charge.1* Three different men. • • • ■ Foote* Yelvlngton eeid he investigated that house on South Kim Avenue, reported giving out an unpleasant odor. Said he couldn't find any o f­ fensive smell only mustiness caused by a house long closed up. V .* 11 » • , > * • • • Sheriffs deputies found, lost and found again some nierehsmliso stolen Inst weekend, including wine, cigarettes and miscellaneous items. One dep­ uty tracked (like in tha TV westerns) t h e culprits through the fields to an snipty building and found the mer­ chandise. lie want for help to watch the place only to find on his return the culprit* had hern there and made o f f with the goods. Then a woman re­ ported her 13-year-old son was drunk on wine. The boy's Incoherent, drunken m u mtilings revealed the names o f the culprits. They are in jail and most o f the merchandise recovered, s e e County Commissioners will sit as the Uoard o f Equalisa­ tion, commencing July 15, to hear complaints on tax as­ sessments. Then will follow budget hearings for the next fiscal year. e • e Tha "C lock " had a question a couple weeks a go: Residents , o f Alabama are Alabamans, o f .Sarasota art Sarasotans , , , then why are we not "Floridans" aa opposed to the o l d , accepted "Floridians'* We've been uaing "Florldana" in our headlines to learn If this minor question meant anything. Only ona person has reported we made a mistake in our spelling. So, "F loridans’ must he acceptable. s » * • • Any definite report on fur­ ther plana fo r Seminulo Col­ lege out in North Orlando will have to wait out the sum­ mer, it seems. Addison Wil­ liams, Orlando attorney, who is chairman o f the board o f trustees for Orlando Junior . College, said today that com-miltcea will report at next mouth's mc« lii*; o f the board. Cabinet Finds New Job For Bryant's Kin TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — The cabinet trustees of the Internal Im provem ent Fund found another and better jo b today for William R. Weigel Jr., first cousin to Gov. F ar­ ris Bryant. The trustee#, beaded by the governor, appointed Weigel to the newly created job o f Chief o f the Land A cq u isi­ tion Division at a salary of SIMM for the first year and $9 990 for the second year of the biennium. Weigel waa hired about alx months a g o aa land apprais­ er for the trustees at a sal­ ary of $0,000. But the State Legislature, in drafting the general appropriations bill, left the position out of the budget. in his new job , Weigel will be in charge o f the new pro­ gram o f acquisition of land for public recreation areas, under a hill passed by the 1963 legislature. The Land Acquisition Fund will be com posed o f revenue from a $1 increase in fresh water fishing licenses, a five per cent Wholesale tax on sporting goods and surplui funds from state land sales. A constitution amendment authorising the cabinet, sit­ ting as the outdoor recreation council, to issue bonds hacked by this revenue for the big acquisition program goes to the voters for action Nov. 5. » • • mtfnrft ip ra tit red afternoon shower* today and Wednesday; high 90-95; Jow tonight in 70a. SANFORD, FLORIDA MAPLES, Italy (U P l) — Southern Command Wodqowr* President Kennedy, In an ap­ ter* here, Kennedy stressed parent n e w challenlta to tho theme that stronger W est* e m wnity to weeded to m eet French President Charles de tho Communist th re a t He ex­ Gaulle, wound up his Euro­ pressed the belief that th o pean tour today with a call situation is improving. - o o o fo r greater Allied trust and NO. 746 $250,000 Ring Stolen From Mrs. Firestone an end to "self-sufficient naThe President flesr to Na­ tlcnallsm ." ples b y helicopter a fter m eet­ In a speech at the NATO in g with Pop# Paul V I a t tha Vatican and agreeing w ith I t a l i a n President A ntonio Segnl that negotiation! w ith ••• Russia could and should b o continued srttheut weakening the Atlantic alliance. Kennedy w as flyin g to Washington tonight, cuttin g short hi* four-country tour. TALLAHASSEE (U P l) State Rep. Richard Mitchell Originally he waa scheduled o f Tallahassee has been nam­ to return to Rome and head ed vice chairman of the fo r home Wednesday m orning. Speaking from a prepared Southern Conference o f the Council u( State Governments. text, the President w as clean­ ly mindful o f the trou ble! within eema o f Europe's m a­ governments — France, MIAMI (U P !) — The last jo r scheduled mercy airlift of Cu­ Germany and Italy in parti­ ban refugees arrived Monday. cular—and he realised trou­ an<l the (Inal Red Cross ship bles o f this nature could to sail from Cuba loads about complicate the International 950 mare exiles in Havana to­ situation badly. newA ARLINGTON II K I GUTS, III. (U P l)— Mr*. Russell Fire­ stone, ‘Jit, told police today she was held np by two men who robbed her o f more than a quarter-million dollar* worth o f jewelry. Mrs. Firestone, Palm Beach, said she and her brother, Charles T u r n e r , 21, Dig Springs, Tex., were approached by two men ns they return­ ed from tile race track here Monday, “ Close y ou r eyes or I'll shoot," Mr*. Firestone told police one o f the men said. Shu sold he then told hi* punier, " g e l that ring.'* “ That rin g ," police said Mrs. Firestone told them, wns a 'Jil'» curat diamond ring, day. valued at $250,000, Police said Sirs. Firestone also reported the loss o f a HUME ( UPl ) - Tilt dynawhite leather hag containing a mite killing of seven police gold mesh coin purse, a gold lipstick case, gold pill bo*. I “ " (1 *Pumd (mh They said *he set the value demands today fur a govern uf these item* at $3,800. She ment onslaught against the said the men also look $48 in Mafia, the notorious Sicilian criminal society. cash. Mrs. Firastnne told police her hushuud wus DALLAS (U P l)-M o r e (han the home they had rented in In,non Baptists assembled to mint her ear. The Firestones are visiting day fur a nationwide Southern 1here during the racing season. Baptist Evangelistic Confer enca, Ihe first meeting o f its kind sponsored by the na turn's largest Protestant da nomination. Mitchell Named More Refugees TUSK AW ! I, LA It o a tl britlge ban lieen opened to vehicular traffic, County Engineer Wil­ liam Hush reported to­ 000 span is supported by eight 50-foot pre-stressed beams c ach weighing 12 tons. Coun­ ty road employes also r , „ e , : baptists Meet Kennedy, Pope Discuss Peace Oviedo Council Hears Reports Castro To See U. S. Students Sentenced s e e Hi* emphasis on the need fo r greater W estern unity appears to be a direct men■age to De Gaulle w ho has been opposing many policies within NATO. Kennedy *aid he w as taking the opportunity o f the speech " t o review . . . m y findinge and feelings after 10 days la Western Europe." "1 have been heartened b y their European nations In­ creasing strength o f purpose and moved by their commit* ment to freedom ." Kennedy's 10-day "in v a sion " o f Western Europe appears to hava ineraaord Allied unity! -•» j — fo r tho time being — and strengthened his head In try ­ to negotiate tensionDETROIT lU P l)—Elizabeth ing Koontj, a Negro special rdu easing cold war settlem ent cation teacher (rum Sails- with Russia. s e e bury, N , C., Monday was Hi* m ajor accomplishment, elected vice president o f the powerful department o f e l m in the view o f top side*, waa room teachers of the National In quieting German fa a n th at Education Association. hi* new "strategy fo r peace" might lend to some aort o f deal with Moscow a t the e x ­ ORLANDO (U P l) — Lester pense cf the Allies— portico* A. Lipp, 35, waa Indicted by larly on Berlin. ■ federal grand Jury Monday Another m ajor gain-pos­ on bank robbery charges. The sibly temporary — waa la Bradenton man Is charged stemming tha drift In som e with the $29,000 robbery of NATO countries toward De the Inter-City National Bank Gaulle's “ go-lt-alona" policy ot Bradenton. for Western Europe. Mafia Blamed day. Deck of tho $12,- Until som e funds are put are e n g a g e d (lower Into the Land Acquisition photo) in Improving Trust Account, Weigel s salary and travel expenses will be and paving the north paid from funds of the In­ ternal Improvement Fund •1/10 of n mile o f Bear which w ill bo reimbursed Lake Hoad. when the Land Acquisition fund is activates). (Herald Photos) Meanwhile, the trustees au­ thorised $1,000 in internal Im­ provement* fund* to be con­ tributed toward costs of pub­ lication o f 10,000 copies o f the illustrates) report of the gov­ ernor’s com m ittee on recreatins! developm ent and auth­ orised purchase o f 3.000 cop­ Reports on street pnviinr ies at 5o cents per ropy. amt repairs and on Ihe prep­ aration o f tho 1WKMU delin­ quent Lax lists were made at Monday’s monthly session o f the Oviedo City Council which met at ti p. in. in the City Hall. M ayor U s Gary reported HAVANA (U P l)— Fifty nine that paving had been complet­ Am erican students, housed at ed on North laike Jessup and the elegant Riviera Hotel that repairs had been nntdo overlooking the Gulf of Mex­ on Garden St. He ad* ised that ico. continued their all-exrock would be placed mi Lite pensex-paid tour o f Cuba to­ Mugnollu St. bridge by the day. weekend. The Cuban Federation of Mrs. Dorothy Courier, city University students (F E U ), clerk, announced that the an­ sponsor o f the trip, announc­ nual equalization meeting on ed Monday that the Ameri­ the 1903-61 tax rolls would be cans w ill m eet prem ier Fi­ held at 8 p. m. on Aug. 6, del Castro but said the date preceding the regular council bad not been determined. meeting. She presented the The U. S. students, mostly delinquent tux lists for coun­ from New York and the -San cil approval and advised tli.it Francisco Ray area, arrived a tax sale would be set for the in Havana Sunday by a near future. roundabout route t h r o u g h In other business Couneii Prague, Czechoslovakia, cir­ Chairman Ren F. Ward Jr., cumventing a U. S. State De­ reminilcd that various c o m ­ partment ban on travel to mittees should start planning Cuba. their requiieiurnt* for the Jo»« Marta Lima, who annual budget which will he identified himself as a native drawn up In September. of Puerto R ico and a gradu­ ate last month (rum the Uni­ versity of California, said JACKSONVILLE (U P l) — yesterday he was “ anxious to submerge m yself in Uie Cu­ Arthur Eugene Williams was sentenced to live years in ban revolution." stale prison Monday in con­ nection with the murder of William J. Arnold, a Jack­ sonville gambler, in Junee, 1962. Front Sweeps Away The Heat Go-It-Alone Policy Hit The Kennedys See It WASHING N ill' ll — A in slate to ratify die Constitu­ Germany tion. Sen. Norris Cotton (R-N. Ihe Kennedv irolhers should last week: H.l caught him on that, point­ —Kennedy said Boston was brush up on pir history. ing out that New Hampshire Sen. Karl . .Mumlt ( R-S. the oldest city in I ho United was the ninth state. Rhode I>.) said Mi lay tie caught States. Wrong, said Mwndt, Island was the 13th to ratify. President hi rdy in the fol it's St. Augustine, Fla. —Kennedy said Gen. Custer led 500 cavalry troops against Sitting Hull in 1878. Wrong again, said Mumlt, it wns June 25. 1876, unit there were only 276 soldiers. T A L L A H A S SE E ( UPl ) — Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ Florida ended tho fiscnl year TALLAHA.V E ( UP! ) nedy came in for m ore of the T h e cabinet duet co m mis- same treatment when, while in the black yesterday, even sinn released |IW2.7I6.I13 to­ testifying on the administra­ though sales tax collections day for the o yation of stale tion's civil rights bill, he said fell 1.56 per cent below ex­ government a fncie* for the Rhode Island wav the ninth pectation*. State Com ptroller Itay E. first three mofclu of the new Green aald Florida would not fiscal year. end in the red liceuuse then Silling in t l first i linnet was no need to spend all the session «[ tin biennium, the money authorised by the members oh. led the new money which Budget DlrecTALLA H ASSEE ( UPl ) — 1961 Legislature fur live ju-ttor Harry S ith said was The cabinet put agency heed* ended biennium. For Instunee, some $-j| mil­ based on "h Mv tentative" on notice today that deficiency ( Uie money funds would not lie available lion in ptililte school funds budgeting. He was made ava' uhle based on If departments r.m out of tr«- went unused because pupil en­ spending by thi agencies dur- v iI and per diem money dur­ roll munt was hcluwr prediclion*. ing the last lurter of the ing the coming two years. The bonks on tho fiscal year and exact The 1963 legislature passed 1961 63 hie run need* of (lie p-ncics would a new law which increased won't chnu until tomorrow until aiaiiit maximum payments to state because the bills are still not he know all budget* offictrs and employe* travel­ m illing in, Green said, hut he September win emphasized there was no dan­ ing on state business. were in. Hut the cabinet said agency ger o f Florida going into In other actftns, the cabIni-I okayed so l- last minute heads better hold down ex- tho red. In fuel, tho state should releases mad by .Smith in j jicme* allotted under the law of (he Ijs I because onee their travel mon­ have n small amount o f cashj the closing da fiscal year. AH W ths re teas- ey was spent, there wouldn’ t on hand when all the bills have been paid. cs were for it: loir amounts, bo any more available. couple of lowing 1 iublicanx think speeches historical made errors in Florida Ends Year In Black Cabine OKs $102 Mi ion State Warns On Travel Funds Teacher Elected VATICAN H T V (U i'l) — Pop* I'aul V! met today with President Kennedy and prais­ ed his cflortv to obtain world peace and racial equality in the United Slates, Kennedy, the first Roman Catholic president of thu United Slates, spent 38 min­ utes in private audience with Ihe pontiff. Their discussion centered on their mutual hope* for peace. Alter talking akin* with Kennedy, th e 65-year-otd Pope received members of the presidential party and spoke in English. He said he was confident Hut Kennedy's work for world peace "will find a ready response in all men of good w ill." Then, in an ob­ vious reference to racial problem s in Ihe U n i t e d Mates, trie Pope added "W e are ever mindful In our prayers of the efforts to ensure to all your cltizena the equal hem-fits of citizen»llip which have as their founda­ tion the equality of all men because of their dignity as persons and children of G od." Scat Belt Good For Free Ride TALLAIIAKSEK <UI»I)— If you are wearing a seat belt July 4 when you enter Ihe .Sunshine State Parkway, the ride is on Ihe state. Gov. Farris Bryant said .Monday Dial, in an effort to make July 4 safe, the stale again is lilting the lulls on Ibe parkway for motorists who wear seat belt*. 4-H Outing Offers Fun And Instruction Ry United Press International A cold front and thunder­ storms poked boles today in a burning week-old heat wave across much of the nation. Tile front stretched from the eastern upper Great Lakes southwestwanl into the central plains and brought Fifty four boys and girtsjthe hoys and gill.* will study (lop their personalities, to Chadwick, Rosemary Wslton relief from record tempera­ from Seminole County r o lle d 1water safety n 4 marine life, get practical leadership train­ and Betty Green. tures o f the past few days. (See Picture on Page 10) It touched off thunderstorms into 4-H Camp McQuwrne Other programs include game ing and to make n e e friends. Those from klailland at­ Attending from Sanford are as it collided with the warm, near Astor Park Monday for management, nature lore and tend. hg are R V oIph Mueller, moisture-laden air that filled their annual one-week cam p­ landscaping. Hetty Baker, Charlene Baker, Wi Uam lieln Jr., Eleanor much o f the Mississippi and out. Daily programs in dram a­ Patty Baker, Linda King, Jo­ Hmn. Judith Carson, Suiotte Ohio valley*. Camp McQusrrie is one of tics an11 erafIS arc also on anne Fletcher, Fatty Fletch­ Berg and Debra McGuire. At Tam pa 1.7(1 inches of five 4-H camps operated d u r -|the schedule. er, Joan Repp, Simla West, Attending from Oviedo arc rain fell Monday during a six- ing the summer to offer t il Bradshaw, Stephen According to W. W. Brown, Isuvan Wirtck. Bonnie Gandy, George hour period. boys and girl* an opportunity slate hoy* i ll club agent, .Susan Dunn, Joy Wilson, Lukas, Phdip Lukas, Teddy The temperature reached to study nature Brat hand. David Jskubem. 4-H camping provides more Vtannctte ctoesser, Peggy He­ Knowles, l i t at Blythe and Imperial, Aside from a regftar re­ than Just tbexe organized pro- in v.lie. Naney Burks, Cyn­ Charles Pula, Dathy Rook, Calif., Monday, and 110 at creation program that isi- grams. It offers an nppor- thia Ogdon, J u ly Bonne Ruth Bellhorn and Sandy MtkYviuu, A ru . *Gu«ies swimming and buatiqg,ituuily for Use youths m d s v f jlra cy hmowiv*, My z w m . h r . 54 Seminole Youngsters At Campout Skipper Joseph Jordan, Dindo, Chuluota; Jonathan Lu­ kas ami Linda Lukas, Slavia; Janice Iaimmler, Terry B oy­ les and Cindy Boyles, Lungw ood; Patricia Coney, Goldenrud; Patsy Groves, Alta­ monte Springs; Cathy Cammack, Geneva; Martha Dean, Myrtie Harris and Pam ela Nall, North Orlando; Wanda Mixuo and Susan Day, Lake Mxey, ami Belty Green, Or* Dawk* are also atwudm*. Indicted Stamp Tax TALLAHASSEE (U P l) — Gov. Farris Bryant signed the documentary stamp tax bill into law Monday, clean ing up a package of tax meas urea designed to raise $164 million in ihe coming two years. 4 Youths Held In Gun Incident ST. AUGUSTINE (U P l) — Police arrested tour white teenage boys who they said were Involved in a shooting GEORGETOWN, B r i t i s h incident at the home o f a Ne­ Guiana (U P l)—One man wus gro drntist early today. Four Negro youths were hit killed and It others Injured Monday in fighting at Better- by pellet* from a 20-gauge hope, ahout seven miles east shotgun fired by one o f th* o f here, capping a day of d is­ white youths. Police Chief orders in the area. There was Virgil Stuart reported. None no immediate explanation fur uf the Negroes was hurt seri­ ously. the clash. Held in jail on an open charge was James Riley Ken­ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ny, 19. John Edward Lane Jr., (U P l)—Dr. Edward R. Annis 17. and two other white buys, o f Miami, Fla., newly elected both minors, were released ia p resid ed o f the American custody o f their parents, Stuart said he and tree Medical Association, said Monday Iho "day will com e agent* o f tha Federal Bureau when s battery •operatedI ° f Investigation questioned heart will be inserted in the the four white yuuths fur chest of an infant born with three hours. They told cona cardiac Impairment, while H iding stories, the potire bis own heart is corrected chief said, hut apparently there was an exchange o f gun* with surgery." fire. The shooting Incident took place in front o f the home o f Hnhert B. Hay-ling, located la a Negro subdivision, shortly Preliminary hearing ( o r after midnight. Huyllng Is it Nelson Moore, Negro, of dentist and an advisor fu r the youth council o f the local H04W Locust Avenue, ch arg­ N AACP chapter which has ed with second degree m ur­ been picketing two St. Au­ der. will be held at 2 p in. gustine variety store* fo r a next Monday before Count) > Judge Vernon Mize. T h e week Guiana Clash Battery Heart Hearing Set In Slaying charge was reduced from first degree murder at ar­ raignment Monday aflernoon. TALLAHASSEE (U P l) - » Moore, being held at coun­ The cabinet named William ty jail, la charged in tha Ma poles of Tallahassee today death o( Lula Gainca. Negro, as director o f the division of Tl, same address, who d ie d . Sunland Training Center*, ot a head injury last Sunday succeeding Arthur Dooiar who at Orange Memorial Hospital. has held the post In an acting* UrUndo, capacity tof two ygkJl Ma poles Named » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Legionnaire H iller Evans, tasted Is n o f the Psrk, said todajr that part o f the pole e tn be salvaged with the top part to be replaced with larg­ e r fixe pipe which will be riveted together la three see* The original pole was don­ ated hr Hibbard Caaselberrr while rigging fo r the flag was donated by Certified Slings, Inc. Evans also said that work win begin soon on the three dbvrfoot sidewalks leading ha the circular base o f the flag pole. The park is trlaangular In shape and future plans bp the Legion Post eall fo r further beautification and the addition of benches. Skate City Enters Girl In Contest Seminole 4 -H 'e r s To Gimp N e xt W eek Membera o f Seminole Coun­ Joan Stewart, assistant Volu­ ty's 4-H Boys and G irl*'w ill sia HD agent, and Larry bo boarding chartered buies Loadbolts, assistant Volusia Hiss Hasia Afiea o f Orlan­ do will represent the Skate City Rollers Dance and Fig• r e Club o f Farn Park in the beauty contest to be held at the Southern Regional Roller tkaUBg Championships sche­ duled for Moodsy through Friday o f neat week at the Deauville Hotel on Miami Sescb. The daughter of U r. and Mrs. Psul Allen, M sile last yesr was runner-up st the Southern RegionsU held in NsshvUle, Tens. In this com petition, wllh representatives of eight southern ststes, she also won the “ Miss Florida" title then went on lo repre< aant the its te st the Araer lean Championships held in Lincoln, Neb. last July. While at Miami Beach she will compete In Ladies Fig ure Skating and will team up wllh Gene Brsddock to enter (be Novice Dance Division. Girl Scouts Invited To Join Parade By is n e Casselberry Mrs. Frank Russell has an­ nounced that Girl Scout Troops of the Lyman Neigh­ borhood have been Invited by (be Long wood Volunteer Fire Dept, to participate In the annual Forth of July Fiesta Parade. Girls wishing to lake part are asked to assemble at 0 a. m. on tlus morning of July I at the Longwood Fie. mentary School where the parade la scheduled to begin at 10 a. m. From Ihe school, the line of march will be through downtown Longwood out to the Fair Grounds set up on s n 131. E D IT O R IA L STORM VICTIM— Tho fins polo, installed just recently by Casselberry American Legion Me* morial Pont 256 in Memorial Park, became so badly bent last week In a sudden wind and rain storm that It will have to tie replaced. (Herald Photo) bright and early Monday morning for Camp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forest where they will be Joined by boys and girls from Volusia County for their annual week ■t 4-H camp. Assistant Seminole County Agent Ernie Lundberg will serve as camp chairman. Other agents attending will be Mias Myrtle Wilson, Sem­ inole HD agent; Mrs. Edna Eby, Volusia HD agent; Miss Democratic Women Vole Same Slate Democratic Women at hem Inolc County, seeking to com ply with new by-law regula lions drawn up by the state organisation, setting a new fiscal year from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, voted Wednesday to retain Ihe present slate of officers, with one exception, until the new election day In January. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds will continue a a president of tho local organisation fur the pre sent, with Mrs. Gam er Gchr aa vice president, and Mrs. Roy Tillls as treasurer. Mrs Florence Gllmortln was elect­ ed to fill a vacancy in Ihe office of secretary. Mrs. Reynolds announced that the club would rccesi for the summer, except lor the meeting of the executive board, and reconvene with a general meeting in Septem­ ber. Mrs. Annette Baker, of Clearwater, stale president, notified Ihe clufs that the quarterly executive inerting will lie held in West I'alm Ileach, in conjunction with a cruise to Ihe Bahamas In the lallrr part of July. COMMENT Successful Cooperation The Greater Chuluota Community Club once again is sponsoring a program of recreation anil pluyground activities for all yomig.stern in the community between the ages of five and 12 years. Other claim and organizations supporting tho program through tho donation o f money and supplies include the Chuluota Community Church Sunday School, tho Women’s Christian Fellow­ ship groups anil the Chuluota Challenger. Serving ns directors are Mrs. Uurold Mar­ tin and Mrs. Ken Rice- Assisting them are many mothers o f the community who ure donating their time und services to l>e on the premises with ttie youngsters und to work und play with them. Teenagers helping are Lily und Alice Fox, Diane Murphy, Debbie Pentz, Darlene Kulseler und James Wugner. The program began on June 11 and will be open from Tuesday through Friday o f each week from 0 it. m. until noon during the summer months. Activities planned include sewing, art, square dancing and u course in first aid. Outdoor recreational equipment has Iwen put in good re­ pair und children are su|>ervisetl In such Hports as softball, horseshoes, croquet and bosketbull. Chuluota is to be commended for organiz­ ing und conducting its own supervised program o f summer recreation for the youngsters. We think it a fine example o f successful cooperation and particularly wish to compliment tha leaders fo r types o f instructional subjects chosen. Rec­ reation can l>e educational as well us entvrtuin- county agent. Leaden attending will be Mrs. George Bradshaw, Mrs. Paul Lukaa Sr., Mr*. William Bryant, Mrs. John Lnwhun and Elm er Bellhorn. Boys going are Robert and George Bradshaw, Rudolph Mueller, Skipper J o r d a n , Stephen, Philip and Jonathan Lukas. Joe Dlnda, Teddy Knowles, Bill lleln, David Jakuhdn and Charles and A! bert Pule, Girls w ill be Cathy Cam mack, Martha Dean. Pamela Nall, JUdith Carson, Joan Hepp, Linda King, Linda West, Ruth Bellhorn, Suaan Wlrick, Myrtle Harrla. Wan da Mixon, Suaan Day, Bonnie Gandy; Susan Dunn, Joy Wilson. Wannctta Chesser, Linda Lu kaa, Suzette Berg, Peggy Me Invale, Rosemary Walton T erri and Cindy Boyles Nancy Hurks, Cynthia Ogden Judith Boone, Patricia Coney, Patty Fletcher, Margaret Stevens, Kathy Rook, Carole Simmons; Debra McGuire. J o a n n e Fletcher, Patsy Groves, Char­ lene, P ally and Betty Baker, Maria Lee, Eleanor Hein Sandra Mlkler, Linda Mag Tracey K n o w l e s , Myrian Chadwick, Anita Hlackwelder and Janice Lommler. The summer recreation pro­ gram in Casselberry got o ff lo n good start and has Just computed the second week. Coach Dava M iller reports that SO boy* and girls hate registered In the grades 7-13 group and Coach Jim Clark and Mrs. Mary Trawlck re­ port that 59 are registered in the grades M group. Team* from both group* ■re playing softball with team* from other playgrounds in ths county a t Longwood, Hanford, Oviedo and Laks Mary. Ths location fo r swimming, which takes pises each Thurs­ day, has been changed from Hanlando Springs to ths Land 0 la k es Country Club pool ■t Casselberry, Charges re­ main at 33 cents per pupil. Tho youngsters also enjoy skating at Skats City on Mon­ day morning*. A rt* and Craft* ir * taught to the younger group on Wed­ nesdays and Fridays by Bob Isell, arts and crafts instruc­ tor supplied by ths county. Thsrs will be ■ watermelon cutting st ths Ball Park Play­ ground on Friday and thos* at the Overbrook Drive Play­ ground will enjoy a similar treat next Tuesday. A different ipccial event t* planned for th* younger boy* and girl* every Tuesday for tha duration o f ths program. Old Folk Rhyme Comes To Rescue Club To Give . . . "R ed on Yellow , Archery Lessons Kills a Fellow , . This akt Umer'a rhyme, •tuck in Ihe mind of young Douglas Juris of Osteon, prov­ ed once attain to be of value when the younsster came across a snake while playing at Ihe home o( his grandmother, Mr*. Clarence Snyder, laat weekend. Thanks to the Jingle, Dou­ glas quickly and correctly Identified the 22W Inch anake oa the deadly coral and ran lo Mra. Snyder for help. In his brief absence the snake alithrrcd away but Mrs. Snyder, searching the Immediate area for possible hiding places, poked a bam­ boo pole up under an old oil drum ami sure enough, dis­ covered the menacing Intru­ der which ahe quickly killed. McCoy Gets Second Championship ST* w CHAM PIONSHIP TROPHIES, awarded at a dinner held Saturday night at the Land '0 Lakea Country Club, to winner* in the Women'a and Men’a Golf Aaana. went to, top, photo from left, Jane Dalrympte, Jean Hilchuk. Mary Anderson and Vivian Conklin; bottom photo from le ft Bill Byler, Jim Matthia, William Bodell, David McCoy, A l Vickers and Paul Wood*. Char leg Daugerty was not present fo r the photo. (Herald Photo) By Joaa Malta The Chuluota Archery Club, which has been organized and operates under the spon­ sorship of Hie Chuluota Sportmen's Club, t* planning to conduct archery classes each Sunday afternoon beginning at 1:30 p. m. on the gruunds of Ihe Sportsmen's Club Build­ ing. Instructions will be given by Lou Morski Jr. to those from 10 years of ago on up. Any person 2t year* of age or older, however, will be required to Join the Sports­ men's Club in order to be­ come eligible lo attend the classes. Those taking part will hr required tu have their own equipment. Vivian Conklin was winner o f the Women's championship with Mary Anderson as run­ ner-up. Jean Hilchuk received the consolation trophy with Jane Dalrympl# as runner-up. Trophies were presented by R ita Blyler, tournament com­ mutes chairman for ths Wom­ en’s Assn. Mr, and Mrs. Otis Fourakcr o f Lonrwood shared their good luck with each taking a door prizs and Mrs. Shirley Hlnesley won ths red and white carnation twiterplece also given aa a door prize. The Clubhouse was gaily decorated with red and white streamers end balloons and M ic h table had ■ red and white chrrked tablecloth and red rose in ■ vase. Bill Csss, chairman o f the entertainment committee-, act­ ed as master o f ceremonies. Serving on the committee to plsn th# annual a ffa ir were Cedi Asher, Connls Hilchuk and Jim Matthis. Irma Bodell Is president o f tho Women's Assn, and At Vickers I* president o f the 3ten's Assn. Awards Program Set For Little League Civic Assn. Calls Meeting A spteial meeting o f the North Urlando Civic Assn. ha« been called for 7:30 p.m. today at which time final plans for the July 4th Celebration will he completed. The regular monthly meet­ ing o f the association will be held at 7:30 p.m. next Mon­ day. Both meeting* will bo held in th. Community Building at the North Orlando Recreation Area. House Wins Scholarship By Jane Casselberry David House, Top Senior Hoy of this year's Lyman graduating class and winner o f the John Philip Sousa Award, has received a 4300 honor scholarship from the University o f Florida. David, the son of Mr. and Mr*. Earl House of Forest City, will be a m ilh major. Casselberry Family Attends Graduation At West Point By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Ben hero. Gen. Evans gave the Maxwell Taylor Commencement o f Sunset Dr. In Casselberry Address. returned home last Thurs­ While the Evans were here day after an exciting visit to Col, Schuder sjient a week in West Point, N. Y. where they Germany setting up a class stayed with their son-in-law trip for cadets who will be and daughter, Lt. Cot. and next Mr*. W. G. Schuder. year’s first Village Council Changes Meeting Place Nineteen year old Dsvld McCoy o f Casselberry, fo r th* second yesr in a row, Satur­ day night was named winner o f the Club Championship o f A change o f tocatlon from ths Land ’O Lakes Country ths North Orlando Co. offices Club at ■ dinner sponsored by to ths Community Building at th « Men's G olf Assn, fo r the ths Recitation Ares has been presentation o f trophies fo r ths Women's Assn, and ths announced fo r the July meet* Men’s Assn. championship*. lng o f ths Village Counell. Others receiving trophies Tha meeting w ill hs held w ere At Vickers, runner-up tn at 7:30 p.m. next Tueedsy the championship fligh t; Jim 31at this, championship con* with Mayor W. W. Anderson eolation; Charles Dsugerty, presiding. Scheduled on the agenda " A " fligh t winner; Psul Wood, arc the adoption o f an ordi­ firs t fligh t winner; William nance pertaining to the new J. Bodell, firs t flight runner■tate cigaret tax; report* on up and BUI Blyler, second th* SR 4.14 speed survey; dieflig h t winner. Trophies fo r the men w e re ' ttu‘ ion on P " 1> ««tlo n of in presented by Cecil Asher .u b-I ordln,nce to " W 1* 1* » P « d»stltutlng fo r Bob Cowlee, | «>«■»*»•»• »hrou* h ■"«* it o P men’s* tournament committee ,trret* ,nd *or t*ie p o ,,*n* ° f chairman. "top f l * n* ,or municipal trnf- Bridge Club Names Winners Ten full tables directed by Miss Ethel Johnson were In play at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Da* Bary Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners were. NS, first, Mrs. Ruth Itlatt and M n. David Singer; ireond, E. Z. Walters and Phil DeBerard; third, Mr*. Doyle Driver and William Woodlock ami fourth. Thomas Peters and James Sawyer. EW, first, Mrs. E. E. An­ derson and Mrs. Clyde Ram­ sey; tied for second and third. Mr. and .Mrs. E. MHinkle with Mra. William Woodlock and Norman Morti­ mer and fourth, Mr. and Sirs. Arthur Wheatley. it PAG E 12 THURS., JUNE 27,1963 CO U N TY NEW S classmen. They will spend one monih in Col. Schuder Is senior en­ Germany this summer on tac­ gineering representative In tical maneuvers. the office of the military in­ The Evans left Casselberry struction branch of tlic tacti­ on May 2S. spending two cal department at West Point. nights in Philadelphia visit­ The Evans enjoyed many ing friends on file way to o f the June Week activities West Point where they stayed Including parties and culor- until Juno IT. Mr*. Schuiler snd daugh­ ful military parades which were climaxed hy the Gra­ ters, Gwenn and Mary Ann, duation Ceremonies on June returned home with them for a three weeks visit. 3. This year's Graduating Their other daughter, Mra. Class Included Thomas Malic Paul llult of Tucson. Ariz., Hrcndte of Altamonte Springs and her children, David and and Colin Kelley III, son o( laiurie, arrived on June 20 the famous World War II for a three weeks visit. By Moaa firitutead Plans were completed Sun­ day night at a meeting of live North Orlanik) Little Lea­ gue Parent's Auxiliary for a celebration and awards pro­ gram to be held this Satur­ day at the Village Recreation Area, Activities are scheduled to get underway at 4 p. m . with a baseball gam e between the Parents and Little Leaguers. Following the game there will be a covered dish picnic supper and wiener roast and awards will be presented to membera of the U ltle League Baseball Teams. Longwood M an At Lejeune CAM P LEJEUNE, N. C. (FIFTN C ) — .Marine Corporal Stephen F, Cashdollar Jr., son of Sir. and Sirs. Stephen F. Cashdollar of 1142 Selma Rd., Longwood, recently re­ ported for duty at Camp Le­ jeune. N. C., ami has been assigned to the Second Marine Division. The Second Division Is the largest .Marine unit serving on the East Coast. It has maintained headquarters at Camp I-ejeiinc since shortly after World War H. flc contro1 ond •PProv#l local participation in the na­ tional program for celebra­ tion o f July 4. Reports will l « heard sn the fire and police depart­ ments from F ir* Chief Bill Hahn, Police Chief Andrew Ferrin and Councilman Bob Stephenson and on the Tillage recreation program from Councilman A rt Rhodes, Re­ ports also will be heard on budget, franchises and legal matters from Councilman Irene Van Eepoel and from Mrs. Mallie Salters, treasurer. Antlcrsoa urge* that citi­ zen* attend the meetings and reminds that seating arrangemenu will b« better now that the location hs* been changed. H E A V Y A T T A C K Squudron Three’s Lt. A rt Stalling* (righ t) diacuaaea engine o f A-CB Skywarrior attack bomber with Dan Blue (le ft) and Don I’ hilpitt, o f Winter Dark’* Air Explorer Seoul Squadron 62. (Navy photo) Donald Nall and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Krccek. Contest* to name tattle Mr.. Little MUs. Junior M L* and Miss North Orlando will be held al 4 p. m. under the direction of Mr. and Mri. Pat DelViliaggto. Chicken barbecue dinners, prepared under supervision of Bill Ryan, will be available anytime between 3 and I p. in. and an auction, with Chuck Rowell in charge, will be held at 6 p. m. Both the dinner and auction are being sponsored by the Civic Aisn. ence participation by the Starlight Promenaders, popu­ lar Square Danct Club of Sanford. A big fireworks show at 9 p m. will climax the program of planned entertainment, however all sales and games lioolb.* will be open for the remainder of the evening. At any time during tha afternoon those who wish may enjoy dancing , badminton, volleyball and horseshoes on the basketball court* and door prize* will be awarded throughout tha afternoon and Highlighting activities for evening at least every hour I|m- evenin'; will be ■ Square un the hour. [ Dane* exhibiUun with audi , During tha 0 it c Club Names Committees By Mona Grin stead Chairmen of appointive committees for tie North Orlando Garden Club were announced thla week by Mra. Richard Stodden. newly In­ stalled president ter the 196364 club year. Serving will be Mr*. Carl Hyatt, beautification and gar­ den o f the month; Mrs. Bill Harris, historian; Sirs. Bill Wolfe, telephone; Sir*. Leon­ ard Stewart, hospitality and Sir*. Wolfe and Sirs. W. W. Anderson, way* and means. The Garden of the Slunth committee will aelect 1U first award winner for th* month of July. Working with Mrs. Hyatt will be Sirs. Bill Ryan and Sirs. Georga Du­ quette. y > u Dance Lessons O ff For Summer By Mrs. Adam Matter Square Dance instruction at tha Recreation Hall o f th* DeBary Fire Station will be discontinued through tha sum­ mer due to the absence of many residents who are out of town on vacation. Classes will he resumed in September under the direc­ tion of Harold Jenkins. New Spokesman WASHINGTON (UPt) - Thu State Department an­ nounced that Richard I. Phil­ lips will replace P. Lincoln While as H i M i l chief. White, for y«ara Ike depart­ ment's public spokesman, will become U. S. count general in Melbourne, Australis. Celebration Schedules Announced and the buy*. At !:3U p. m a By Mona Grinslead Time schedules and a pro­ Pet Costume Parade will be held un Ihe south end of the gram of events for North Or­ tennis court in the Village lando's third annual July 4th Recreation Area. Entries celebration wers announced must be registered with Mrs. today by officials of the North Sydney Bass ami will be ac­ Orlando Civic Assn., the spon­ cepted on thr pat m o f the Community Building. soring organization. Contests scheduled for tleImpressive Hag raising ceremonies to open the cele­ chihlren between 3 and 4 p.in. bration will be conducted at will include melon eating, tugt p. m. by the South Semi­ o-war, sack race, potato race, nole CAP Squadron under the and apple bob. Serving on direction of Commander Jack committees for this part of O'Donnell and Bruce Dean, the program are Mr. anJ Mrs. Malvin Campbell. George Captain of Cadeta. Immediately following there Sommers, iaronard 5irw.nl, Chuck Kuweit. Mr*. will begin a aufthall game Mrs. betweea me a U live villa g e, Sydney B u s, Mr. and Mrs. c fourth, a Scavenger Hunt lx planned (or North Orlando youngsters. Lists of article* to be found will be delivered this Friday to every resi­ dence and at 4 p. m. on th* afternoon of th* celebration, collections will be checked by Mrs. Krccek and prizes awarded. General chairmen for tha entire program are Mrs. Krecek. activities; Arthur Rhode* refreshments and Bill Hahn and Roy Burke, construction. Ail proceeds from the day's event* will be turned over to th* Civic Assn, (or use and support of Its numerous com , annul# projects. 0 �Higher State Taxes Go Into Effect M onday W e feel a little unhappy to­ day. A couple months ago The Herald v e n t all out with a •tory ^ to formatory • £ 9 9 • 17-year-old boy being held In county jail. Because • help a of a previous sentence the re­ boy aac m real trouble. Hut his IQ classed him as "brilliant-" The court gave him a second chance . . . he was taken Into a private home. And lasted two weeks. He "borrowed" his benefactor's car and wrecked it. See elsewhere on today's front page what happened to him today . . . five years at lUlford. ' e • • Many g u e s t s "profited” Thursday evening when the City Commission Inspected police department facilities in its overall program o f viaking all municipal operations. Chief Hoy Williams and his officers “ went all out” and hosted nut only the Com mis. aion members but many others to a barbeque supper at the Police Benevolent building on Seminole Boulevard. And, in­ cidentally, the police really are shaping up their building nicely. • • * Gunnery Sgt. R. T. Roun­ tree, Marine Corps recruiter fo r Seminole County, has changed his schedule. He will be at the USO club here at 3 p. m. each Monday to inter­ view any young men interest­ ed in a Murine career, • • • From the benrh to the range Is the transition for ex-JP Elmer A sh ley.. lie and his partner now are open for business with "The Kentuck­ ians," a new restaurant on Highway 17-ug one mile south o f General J. C. Hutchison Parkway. • • • That pipeline celebration luncheon Monday will be launched with the turning o f the first vnIves to pump jet fuel from the lake front to Hie Naval A ir Station. "Top brass” will participate. • • • There's “ magic in numbers." A t least for Sunlund's Little I.enguo Team which came out the county champions with a 15-5 won-lost record in spite o f Luke Marys 17-1 record. For explanation see today's spurts page. • • • Sanford's Girl S t a t e r * . Barbara Bulger and Carole Oxford, wera among those named to various office* in the capitol at Tallahassee this week. Buraluira was elected to the seunte and Carole was appointed a page in the House o f Representative*. Both will arrive home lute today. • • ■ Q 9 _ ™ The class o f 11143 «>f Sem­ inole High Scliol is working on getting up a class reunion. Any members of the class in­ terested in working on the plans for the get-together are invited to meet at the home ul ltonald It. Junes, IMB S. San­ ford, at n p. m. Saturday for discussion. • • • S IIE IIA , I nc., wilt install new officers Monday at noon at the Capri. This fine new humanitarian orgunlx a 11 o n has made tremendous prog­ ress during their fiist year of existence in the urea, and donation* are coming in with gratifying regularity. * • • United Press Leased W ire FRI., JUNE 28. 1983 Established 1908 H AVANA 1UPI) - Premier day night that his army It launching against a "final sweep" rebels In Cuba who hr said have been "abandon­ ed'' by the United Slates. Kennedy Hails Irish Independent Policy BRIEFS Tot Drowns I Bible Study Bill Signed Into Law U. S. Indicts Fern Parker 7,633 Register Last O f Loot Secretary Dies Death Delayed at least three more week* tu live. Gov. George Wallace ha* posiponed a tin.,1 decision on the white man's plea lor mercy. Details On Pages 6 - 7 Colts Sitfn Fourth O f July Fiesta Featured DAYTONA BEACH l U I 'D The Huuston Colt, signed on the dotted line at a special meeting Thursday and will shilt spring training head­ quarter* from Apache June lion. Aria . to a new $2<i5,00tJ haveball complex here next year. LONDON I L l 'l I C. S. Secretary of Slate Dean Busk and top British ofllcials, alert for possible *urpri*e» from Soviet Prem ier Nikita S Khrushchev, today worked on an agenda lor Ihe weekend Sum m it" meeting between President K e n n e d y and Prime Minister IW otJ Mar miliau. TALLAH ASSEE (U P t) — Gov. Farris Bryant signed a batch o f tax bills into law to­ day, virtually cleaning up the loose ends of the 1963 ex ­ tended legislative session to raise new taxes. Bryant placed his signature on bills increasing the Mato tax un whisky and other alco­ holic beverages, broadening the three per rent salei tax to nearly all commodities ex­ cept food and medicines, in­ creasing motor vehicle license tag fees from $2.50 to Sto depending on vehicle weight, and placing a five per cent NO. 744 Fidel Casino declared Thurs­ mwA... Agenda l ’ lanned SANFORD, F LO R ID A Caslro Begins 'Final Sweep' Against Rebels "They who believed that imperialism, t h e U n i t e d Slates, would arrive to im­ pose its rule have been aban­ doned to their fate. . .” Cas­ tro said in an hour-anl-46minule speech broadcast by radio Havana. "Th e enemy ha* been re­ duced by 50 per cent , . . The imperialist attempt . . . to Infiltrate counter-revolu­ P A U L BENNETT, member o f the Sanford Fire tionaries and arms and lo Department, will be installed us president o f the assassinate teachers, peasants Florida Firemen's Association Saturday night at and workers U approaching Pine Hills. (See story on page 0.) (Herald Photo) its la«t days . . . “ Not a single hand, not a single bandit will remain." lie did not mention last week's rrport of recent land­ ings in Cuba by refugee "com ­ mandos” from Central Amer­ ica hringing in arms (or antiCastro guerrillas. Castro dwelt for Ihc most D U B LIN ( U r i ) — Presi­ sue* an Iruk-pendrnt course in part on Cuba's sugar producdent Kennedy, fresh from a it* foreign policy—but it l* lion problems. He said big not neutral between liberty sugar harvests are more imtumultuous welcome in Cork and tyranny, and I know it portant than ever now that where he was pushed down never will lie."’ Cuba’ s economy I* tied to Hie by a cheering, over-enthus­ Kennedy, after paying tri­ communist world. iastic crowd, *aid today that He railed for a ' big push" bute tu Ireland's struggle fur Ireland "wisely reject* the it* own independence, said In 1964 to exceed this year's JACKSONVILLE It E A C II I role o f go-between'' In the that at this time in live world lagging crop, which he said IL'IMj— Debra Ann Thornton, eold war of communism and “ the ct-tit ritl i»*ue o f fieedom ,' "a s the poorest since he live, of Jucksnyllle, drowned 1the free West, however, i* lietwreii those who j came lo power In 11)59. The- p r-b l-i** to .‘tv- f'r I v* l ir. .*> 7-yd I .,-d.ev,, xel>-si*- .inlualion addrts* by a foreign digni­ iic c . nod tho; in the east who vvotdd tary to a joint sesah-0 o f both Impose on <>th< rs a harsh and houses of the Irish Parlia­ repressive Communist sysu-m. ment. uui that "Ireland pur-SAIGON, South Viet N.nn And heru your nation wisely <UPI> — Eleven Vietnamese reject* the role of go-bewere killed and 39 wounded Uvi-en." Ind.iy when three explosive*The President addressed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — laden bicycles blew up out Pariiuinent just a few hour* Gov. Farris Bryant signed in­ side Ihc U. S. military aid ufter a quick helicopter trip to law today a bill giving mission compound. to the fabltil city o f fo rk , rotinly «chool hoard* author­ where he wa* made a freeman ity to set up objective Bible O RLANDO (U P lt — A and mobbed by enthusiastic study courses in the public GAINESVILLE lllP I t - T lie Fern Park woman w h s indict­ crowtls. schools. University of Florida enroll­ ed Thursday by the federal A h he was g*-tting into hi* The measure, introduced In ed 7,633 students for llic third grand jury here investigating car to fly hack lo Dublin the Ihe last day* of the 1963 ses­ trimester, Registrar Richard bolita operations in the south­ crowd closed in on him. sion. was designed to lake S. Johnson said today. H ie east. Under pressure of a sudden some of the sting out of a U. Mr*. Dorothea McQualde, figure includes 5,767 under­ surge of humanity, the Presi­ S. Supreme t'ourt ruling out­ graduates ami 1,615 grad­ 40, was indicted for perjury dent tumbled backward In the lawing mandatory Bible read­ in connection with testimony uates. vehicle, binding in the bask ing in the school*. given June 'Jl. It was the first sent. The measure would leave indictment returned by the the state's requirement for H A V A N A (U P I) - The grand jury. Mr*. McQualde Bible reading in force, but freighter Maximus, u n d e r was released on bond. would add to It authority on The indictment claimed Mr*. charter lo the Bed Cross, ar­ TALLAHASSEE lU P Jl — a local option basis for school rived here last night with lhe McQuuidt- testified she had not last installment of the ransom visited a certain house in Hubert \\. Davis J r , veteran board* to install a secular raised in the IItilled Slates Seminole County despite evi­ secretary of the State Senate, program of education includ­ !or Ihc release of captured dence she had visited the died early today in Tallahas­ ing but not limited to an ob­ jective study o( the llihle and see .Memorial llo q it.il house on two milt don*. Cuban invaders. Davis, 57. wa* the victim religion About 20 witnesses testified In other action, Bryant li.tiind closed doors Tbursdav, of a stroke. lie bad been in Source* said some o f the wit|n*ir health I >r »oine tunc signed into law a lull creating MONTGOMERY tU P I> -A condemned itinerant farm la liesse* have past connections , and had entered the hospital, a itew (ward of highway sec(or a checkup. i ondary trust fund*, borer. James W. Cobern, ha* with gambling. Juror Fined Agricultural I e g i s I ation, along with the proposed con­ stitutional amendments and other new laws pertaining to farmers w ei* outlined in de­ tail Thursday evening at Oviedo High School for some 59-60 Seminole County harm Bureau member* by Fen. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Reps. S J. Davis Jr. and Jan hoi tunc. Y O U 53 School Board requested the paving of 16th Street for about two blocks at Ihc front of the school and of Mangousline Avenue between 13th and IGIh Streets. City Commissioners indicat­ ed they will grant the re­ quest, at its next regular ses­ sion. accomplishing the work with city employes and ma­ terials. School Board also began consideration of its budget for the 1963 64 school year and will accept or change it at the July It meeting, ac­ cording lo Supt. R. T. Milwee. The nrw budget will not ex ­ ceed this year's budget of $3,456,734. Milwee staled, because of a lesser amount of new construction planned. Contract for placement of a new roof on the South Sem­ inole Elementary S c h o o l building was granted E. C. Goldman, Inc., of Winter Dark, on its low hid of $6,436. Purchase was completed for two houses and lots adja­ cent to Oviedo High School to lie used as temporary class­ rooms. 11Killed Bills Signed By Governor W E A TH E R : Scattered afternoon shower* today and Saturday; high 85-92; low tonight in 70a; south, southwest winds. Agreement for the paving of itrerts adjacent to Goldsboro School was reached Thursday afternoon at a con­ ference between members of the School Board and City Commission. Civitnns retiring president, Joe Dennison, reported at the clubs humpie t that the bulb­ ing lieauly contest which the club sponsored in connection with the Centennial was “ one of the most enjoyable projects we have ever undertaken" and JACKSONVILLE i l 'P h — urged fill mu club officers to consider making It an anuuul Circuit Court Judge V\ A. Stanly lined a juror $150 here event. • • • yesterday tor Liking side* in Owed ) Council met in call­ a damage case In-lore he h.ol ed session Thursday lo pass heard any testimony. Stanly an ordinance in order that also urged lhal the juror, be barred Ihr town may get it* lull Wilbur Hansen benefits from the new state from (mure jury service. ciguret tax. % Street Paving In Goldsboro Area Okayed Highlight of the Fourth of July (d e lnation throughout East Central F lo rid a will Im the annual Renta o f the Lonifwootl Volunteer Fire De­ partment. t hief Claude I-uyo, general chairman, ha,* reported the third an­ nual Fiesta will Im the "biggest and ixtst ever." Judges for the "Miss Haute Imauty content were announced to­ day a* Mr». Marian My era, of Fort Meade, pre.-udeiit ol the Stale t’ irenieit'.-t Auxiliary, and Tommy On*, UeLnnd, and tiruver C. Loitif, Mel­ bourne, officer* of the elate organ­ ization. T h e Fie.-*tit will Im headquartered at Keitel's field fairy;rounds went o f laittKWood on Sanlamln Sprinyrs Itoad |SK 434). Coitcessions will open to the public at *» p. m. Tuesday and Wednesday. The all-day celebration Thursday will kick o ff with a parade starting at 10 a. m. at the I-onjfwood School Prize* in ntuny categories will Is: awarded for parade entries at the condt*«?oo ut the fairground*. Dona­ tion prized include a s t a t i o n wagon, Today stainless steel dou ble sink and a juice blenderTwenty-six girls representing 10 fire departments will compete at 12:30 p . m. in the Imthinyr beauty imrtion of the "Miss Flame" contest. Judging will Im completed with the evening yrown final* at 5 p. m. The Falling Angel* of Del.and will parachute from T.faOO feet at .'t p. m. They are classed a* a top civilian parachuting group and recently cap­ tured first place in it *|mt jumping contest at Kissimmee. Miggest fireworks display claimed for this county will climax the day’s activities. It will continue for more than an hour, with three men set­ ting o ff the fireworks. Paid Hennett, of Sanford, being installed Saturday evening as presi­ dent o f the Florida Firemen's Asso­ ciation, will crown "Miss Flame.” The first three winners will receive trophies ami corsages. The Longwood Volunteers famous Southern fried chicken will be serv­ ed throughout the day. Further details and the program will he found on Pages fi-7 o f today’s Herald- U I on sports equipment at the wholesale level. Another measure signed by Bryant would set up a 75. 25 plan far state-county sup. port of the publie schools.Un. der the proposal, which sparked hours of debate dur­ ing the 1963 session, the state would pay 73 per cent o f school costs and the counties would pul up the remaining 25 per cent. Meanwhile, State Revenue Commission Director J. Ed Straughn outlined tax rhangeg made by the Legtalature, which will go into effect July L The changes, Including an increased and broadened sale* and use tax, were put Into U N ITED NATIONS, N. effect to raise an additional Y . (U P U —-Secretary Gen­ $1613 million over the bien­ eral Thant said today Ihe nium to meet a record $957 big powers have "missed million in spending. Rome of the main source! the bus" on a nuclear test ban treaty amt predicted outlined by Straughn are: A sales tax on admission! that Communist China will explode an atomic weapon to Include watching all type! of amusements, sports or re­ this year or nrxt. creation, show, game or ex­ hibition, including golfing green fees and dues paid to private clubs. This will not go into effect on high school, junior college or univeralt/ events until Doc. 26, 1963. A sales tax on admission! VATIC AN CITY <UPI> on n c in g events at horse Pope Paul VI has told Soviet and dog tracks and to Jal a I at Prem ier Nikita Khrushchev frontons. In a message made public to­ A two per cent tax on sale day- he prays that the Russian of motor vehicles and three people may make an import­ per rent on rental of motor ant contribution to world provehicles. gresa and pence. A two per cent tax on aelf. The Pope made the atalopropelled or power « drawn ment in reply to one from farm equipment, with a three K h r u s h c h e v congratulat­ per cent tax on other ma< ing the new pontiff on his ehtnery. equipment or tools, election last Friday. The Vat A hike from 1.000 to 3,090 lean press office released Hie on the taxable limitation on Pope’s message today hut Industrial machines, equipsaid it did not know when it ment, parts and accessories was *ept. ou flaib single transaction. The Pupe'a message an id: A three per rent sales tax "W a are answering with placed on gasoline and other warm and aincere thanks to fuels sold in the state for Hie felicitations anil best use by airplane* and rail­ wishes that come to us from road*. your excellency, and while A satea ta i on books used yuur message arouses in our in junior college* and uni­ spirit the image of the Rus­ versities. sian people and the memory A five per cent tax on of their human and Christian aporta equipment at the history, we pray God that wholesale level. These funds they. In prosperity and in or­ are earmarked for use in the derly civil life, may make an governor1* giant land acquisi­ important contribution to the tion program for puhtic re­ true progress of humanity creation. and to just peace in the The old sections of the law world." dealing with taxes on apart­ ments, hotels and like rental! was changed to Include dup­ lex apartments, and Uie period of the tax coverage was extended from a il months to one year. Bulletin CAPT. JAMES MAYO, piclurctl with Mr*. Mayo, will assume command o f Heavy Attack Whiff One next month at Sanford Naval A ir Station, ttiicccodiiiy; Capt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. Captain unit Mrtt. Mayo were photographed at the luncheon honoring Captain Tally Thursday. (Herald Photo) Pope Asks Reds To Seek Peace Red Bloc Leaders In Berlin W ith Nikita BERLIN Premier < U rt) - Soviet “I am In full agreement Nikita Khrushchev wuh the remarks made by flew to Berlin today in an Comrade Ulbricht about the attempt tu match the person­ Kennedy visit," Khrushchev al success of President Ken­ said in a six-minute reply. Khrushchev's speech other­ nedy's visit to the dvidrd city He complained that wise consisted almost entire Kennedy's trip was "directed ly of thanks to Ulbricht and against tbc interests of the other East German Coinmun 1st trailers German people." W 11 h him Khrushchev The Soviet leader rame to attend celebrations Sunday nt brought his wife Nina. But the tilth birthday of East Russia's cosmonaut twins— German Communist boss Wal­ Id. G il. Valery F. Bykovsky ter Ulbriclit and perhaps to ami Valentina V. Tereshkova hold a Bed bloc summit meet­ —were not alnng. Earlier, It had been rumored that Khru­ ing. In a welcoming speech. Ut- shchev would bring them bricht charged that Kennedy's with him as part of the pro­ visit to West Berlin was paganda buildup lo lure large "directed against the inter­ East Berlin crowds. fu ll* Communist "arty est* of tho German people." chief Wladyilaw Gomulka and Czech party leader Antonin Novotny have announced that they, too, will be going to Berlin. Usually reliable sources In Moscow said that Romanian TALLAHASSEE (UIT> — Communist leader Gheroghe A state audit sun! today im­ Gheorghlu Itej had left lluchprovement was needed in the arst for an undisclosed desti­ Clinton K. McCloud, 17Florida Canal Authority'* rec­ nation, believed to lie Berlin. year old Miami youth charg­ The convergence of these ord* of payment for entertain­ ed witls automobile thclt, was ment etpenata to member* and satellite Communist p a r t y sentenced today to from six chieftains on Berlin led to employes. MIAMI (U IM ) — Former th e'"speculation"o f "■ possible , f‘ v* 1,1 ,U i The audit, fur the past fisfold Stale Prison by Circuit Miami Municipal Judge FranBed Mur summit while Ken­ i rul year, said rhauges needtd Judge Vassar Carlton. eis A. Sohieski, 36. wa* found nedy t* here. to he made iri the claim form* McCloud previously h a d dead today utter a fire dam* submitted to tin- authority. served a two year term as an aged his eight-room coinblnaThe elose coiuuvtioli between "incorrigible" at Marianna thin home and nttice here. the expenditures mill the pub­ Roy * School, Judge Carlton The blaze apparently started lic purpose desired tu be m*. Informed Hie youth lie would when the former judge either complislicsl should lx- ill'll, utC APE CANAVERAL ( I t 'll recommend to Kuitord tli.it sutlered a seizure or fell ii I on tin- form,'* the mull lor —H ie I', ,S. Army Corps (d Met loud he transferred to , asleep while smoking, accordsaiii. Engineers railed today tor Appalacliee Institute ul Chat- ing to firemen, lie had beet) lie »aiil rUim * for rn t'r- hid* to Is* opened Aug. 6 for ^ tuhoolchee. I in lit health recently. talmnrnt expense repay in* nt* construction id a $1.5-million, ahnnlil not tie mixed with trav­ 7W-mlle Ions cau-eway across el reimbursement*. Indian lltvrr, connecting US. Tho Uomil Authority wa* Highway t .in 1 Ihe NASA created in 193.1 unit empow­ manned lunar landing area at ered to own and operate a Oraino. canal across Ihe state of Flor­ Col, G. A Finley, diitrict ida. In recent days tho pro­ Engineer, said t!m four-lane posed canal has mine closer causeway, with a 16 foot wide : to irality. President Kennedy grass median, wilt tie in has asked ('ongrtas to appro­ with a two-lane causcwa.priate f t million to start con­ nuw under construction, from struction on the east « ml of Orsinn lo Cape Canaveral. Included in llm contract the canal across the north cen­ are bascule bridge* across tral portion of the -tatc. The auditor t*»u>d » gener- the Indian River Intracoastai ally good report for the cross Waterway, and 162-foot Inter bridges ronneeiing Florida Canal Naviatiti»n Di­ change Canal Authority Records Cited McCloud Youth Gels 5-Years Ex-Judge Dies In M iam i Fire Cape Causeway Bidding Asked VALDEZ HOTEL ^ f C a r ile Downtown Sanford It's Funtime mm 1 Fri. Niles at Ihc ^ K Caribc! Music by l*eKK>\ li ht, w hi'h was hoy right-of-way Clay, Duvul, Levy, Putnam Counties nal. created to with highway At A at (Irsino. in Cili os, Mellon and fur the ca­ ■ Hill and Russ! ‘It's Moral Bankruptcy1 SAN Traffic Deaths ----- FRANCISCO (U l'D — Sen. Barry Goldwater. Ariz.l, addressing the <II- Na­ CHICAGO (U P U — Traffic tional Young Republican con­ accidents took a record '5,190 vention: lives during the last five months of this year—more Hun 100 each day. May was Ihc 17th in the last 19 months to show an increase in traffic deaths, the National Safely Council ,said lod aj. “ It is the moral bankrupt­ cy of the liberal politician* which u causing the young people to move toward tine Republican Tarty. They are the reactionaries. They have­ n't hod a new idea for 30 y e a 's ." tf t �!- p&pssp HHI h n t WCf Circle Bible School Commencement Set At Elder Springs Church Holds Meeting In Chuluofa - QyovCT Sewell Sufficient Evidence th at pfcflteephwa have threw few M ’l swlatenrii There are o f them and m o 's pas­ a * Mb If M n t l < l It nay w t W p r t tor wiU be glad to help if that b t p H i but Um there la a noed fo r further undsrsUadhif. ia there. Ckriatlaa aboold wtk The Psalmist taw a proof Bock o f God la nature aa he said, i b* It aaked la vary "T h e heavens declare the fa or aimply is* g lo ry o f God; and the flrmait aheweth His handywork. iflad. Tfca aaavaa ahould ba ME that caa be firen with Day unto day uttsreth speech, gnat eertltade aa wall aa aha* and night unto night aheweth fUcity. It ia traa that tha ay* knowledge." (Psalm 19:1, 2). M n m r children retary; Mias Ana Steinmeyer, Mr*. Benjamin Taylor, Mrs, Gary McDoaald, Mrs. Frank fo r student* who have been marching in b y departments. pianist and Departnmt Work­ Hutchinson, Mrs. E. H. Myers, a tt to ding the Elder Spring* T h « processional w ill be hand­ ers w e n Frank Jessup, Mrs. Mrs. John Fort, Mrs. Archie Edwards. Mrs. James Freeman, Mrs. H. A . Stein­ Baptist Vacation Bible School ed by th* American and Chris­ Ray Walker, M r*. Raymond Bias*, meyer, Sr., Mrs. James Blay- R f for tha past two weeks will bo tian Daga followed immediate* Mrs. Earnest W right, Mrs. lock, Mrs. Thomas Bandage, held a t 8 p.m. today preceded ly by the Bible. The flags w ill he carried B. H. G riffin. Mr*. Clyde Mrs. Carlos Griffin, Mrs. Glen by an Open House fo r parents by Randy Iv y and Gary Muse Dempaty, Mrs. J. L. Temple, M iller and Mrs. Phillip Bolger. and friends at 7 4 0 p.m. Tha School onjoyed a picnic Rev. B. Hamilton Griffin, and tho Bible Bearer w ill be Mr*. Joe Brown, Mrs. Wilson principal, will preaent a cer­ Nancy Tednrw. Intermediates Coleman, Mrs. Robert Walker; at Sunland Playrround Thurs­ Mias Dorothy Diamond, Mrs. day afternoon. Records indi­ tificate to the faculty and cx- Joyce Infingvr, Pearl D eft, Cart Bryan, Mrs. W . O. Nolan, cate an enrollment o f 143, preaa the gratitude o f the par­ Carolyn Nolan, Susan Laney, Llnwood Twyman, Mrs. Tom­ with average attendance at ents and church fo r the work w ill aerva aa ushers. Worker* fo r the Bible my Johnson, Mrs. Frank Jet- 114. that haa been accomplished A ll parents and friends are School include Mrs. Leonard sup, Mrs. Raymond Weldon. in the Bible School. assistant principal; Mist Gall Coleman, Mias Dot­ invito.! to attend th# com- €‘ The commencement exer­ Tison, cises w ill open with a proeea- Mrs. Virgil McLaughlin, sec­ ty Hatch, Mrs. A . L. Myers, mencenient exercises. Commencement f « ytaaib kaa ta ba made da* By K a a M atte The June meeting o f the Priscilla Circle o f tha Chuluota Community C h u r eh Women's Christian Fellow­ ship was held at the home of Mrs. Hilda Shupe. The meeting w a i opened with prayer by Mr*. A n Artherton. Twelve member* and two visitors, Mrs. Agnes An­ derson and Mrs. Mary Ab­ bott, w e n present. N ew officers for the coming year were installed in cere­ monies conducted by Mrs. K. Lawrence after which Mrs. M. Wright, new president, took over the gavel. In her acceptance s p e e c h , Mrs. Lawrence expreaaed the cir­ cle’s appreciation to Mrs. Atherton fo r her work as president of the group during the past year. The meeting waa closed by Mrs. M. Moon with an appro­ priate reading entitled "Prlacilia ." Meetings of the circle, which will be suspended dur­ ing tho months o f July and August, will continue In Sep­ tember with the first ached uled for Sept. 10. Location will be announced. exercise* ■tonal with the The philooepher would say R E V . C. N. OCG, new minister o f DeBary Com* that tha more we think e f the munity Methodist Church, and his wife, Sarah, bat aw la goldad la thia wai­ an, stars, outer space, now are residing a t the parsonage on Hibiscus ter. and ether matters o f God’s Drive. They came to DeBary from Holly Hill and r i n s r c iin ii- n A g a r n i c a I t B ay ba that aaa caa ba creation that we become con­ r in a c a a a r a i n a a t i have with them their daughter, Paula, who will DISCIPLBg o r C H B tlT o r soo church •tart by yraaaatinf mm* ad vinced o f the fact that there I SOT s. Bestead Are. attend Daytona Beach Junior College next full. Cee, tTta awd Blei Rav. Mason Gregg. tha ratiaaallatic proposition* must be an Adequate Cause. H. M. snow --------------- Pastor (Cox Photo) Ad lnlnrlm Minister Kunday School t:4* a. As the intelligence, order, and Uundar S ch o o l___ 1:11 a. m. Horning Worship 1*:S« a. m. purpose o f creation Is seen, Evening Worahlp __ Till p. m. Morning Worship 11:14 a. m. Tooth Bars. (Toes.) 1:11 pm. this Adequate Cause can be UId-Wash Sort. (Thors.) 1:1* described only no God. The 9* m* philosopher is alee quick to H. W. asow, Faster CHURCH o r CBSUT note that there ia n sense of Ralph Brawar Jr. Bvaagallst worship la the human heart Blbis School _ _ 14:44 a. a . Morning Warship tli»4 a. at. that caa be esplalned by his r m n i r m i T ca rsci Kvsnlng Worahlp _ T:l* p. m. being ia n peculiar relation­ Wad. Pray or Ssrvlca T ill r. B. C h s o c s ________ Pastor ship to God. Wherever one The fln t service In the There i r e no steps In the Horning Worohlp — l:«t a. m. PA OLA CHURCH OF CHHI4T may go, even to the most re­ Chapel By The Lake o f the outdoor chapel and all allies Bondar School — 1:4$ a. as. Highway 44 Wool Horning Worship tt:4* a. as. Morris f l u b y ____, Kvangsllst m ote places on earth, man le First Baptist Church, West are aix feet wide with 40 Training Union — 1:1$ p. m. lllbl* Classes „ 11:44 a. m. w tfl ba held at tha f l n t found to bo worshipping in Palm Beach, wsa held last Inches between each row of Reining Worohlp - 7:10 p. m. Horning Worship - 11:04 a. m. Wed. Prayer Sarvlea Tilt p. m. Evtnlng Worship _ 1:40 p. m. Baptlrt Cburtk of some way. Tha Instinct of Sunday evtnlng with aome 2,- seats. It* Baptistry la reputed Biblt Ciassoa Wod. T:tO p.m. •t T:M p.B. today worship la there. SCO persons In attendance. to be the world's largest and potmfrter* wha hava aUaadad c a x i a n a a m i T r a r i c a Tha rationalistic propoal CHURCH OF CHRttT The Chapel, which over- waa designed with a dual pur Cor. l*4k it. 4 Onfe Aeo. Lasgwaad, f ls . Vacatloa Bibla School at tfca tlons can be used to point to looks the Intracoaatal Water­ pose since, when not in use, O sll Smith --------Psstor Lord’s Day Services 11:14 a.m. church during tha part two tha God who revealed Himself Sunder School _ - 1:4* *- m. and 7:14 p.m. way in the heart of downtown it may be drained and used Horning Worship 11:01 s. ns. la n very definite and real Weat Palm Beach, la the lira! aa a large orchestra pit for Training Union — 1:11 p. m. Clll'RCH o r CHRIST w ay In Jcaue C hrist What n of Ita type In America and religious productions. Riling Keening Worship _ 1:11 p. no■SIS Park Avsndo By Jane Casselberry Wod. F u ro r Rorvlee Till p.m. Rsrt Brown _ ...__■ Xvangtllit • I t daily attaodinca o t 123 marvelous and braath taking haa many feature! that aet It out of the Baptistry Is a New Nursery Opon A closing program will be Sunday puplla. thing it is to reallao that God apart from any other worahlp England Preaching Prow. W T i m ____________ _ 1:1* p. m. lllbl* S t u d y ______. 14:04 a. m. held at 7:30 p.m. this Sunday During toolght’a program o f all o f tha universe was will Sunday Nila Broadcast Mornlug Worship 11:00 a. m. area. Beautifully landscaped flo­ • t the Casselberry Commun Evening Ssrvlcs ™ 4:10 p m. •ach department will give a la g to enter history in tho ral gardens and hedges sur­ Ity Methodist Church for the Ssa "Hsrald ot Truth" 1 p.m. brief report aa the work ac Person e f Jesus Christ and w a i m i n g h i * * i o v \ r t Bunday oa Channsl • rounding the building are Vacation Bible School which Tussday aomptUhed and a morla will reveal Himself so perfectly. b a p t is t c iic h c h complimented by the Foun­ has been conducted for the 1-adl«s lllbl* Class 14:44 a.m. Bib at. A H o u r Aon. ba ■boon of ooa o f tha day’a Men le hard to convince as Ws'lnssdsy Paul M. t a i l o r ---------Pastor tain o f Living Waters and the past two weeks. In Bible School. tllbla C ia s s o a ----- - 7:14 p. m. Sunday School — 14:14 a. m. the centuries have proven. Far Esplanade of States with re­ Mrs. John Berkhelmer, dl Sunday following the program par- God to come In Christ end flection pool. rector of the school, has an Horning Worship 11:00 a. m. ante will bo given the oppor­ live with twelve men fo r three The luo-chatr choir apace nounccd that the average Hunday Kvsnlng Worship 1:11 p. m. tunity e f aeeiag their young- years woe not enough to give FIRST CHI RCH OP CHRIST A reception will be held can be enlarged to accommo­ dally attendance was 139 pu Wodnaoday nter'a handiwork which will them eufflelent evidence o f ■CIRNTIST date 200 members. Other fea­ pits with a total enrollment Praysd Sorties _ 1:0* p. m. from 2 until 4:30 p. m. Sun­ a*4 Rato BttttS loros* ba on display la each depart Hla Being. When he wsa hung day at the DeBary Mansion tures of tho Chapel Include a o f more than 130 children, 38 Sunday Har 'lco A to e cross that He might be­ Home in hr nor of Sarasota Pastor’s Walk, mooring area Bunday School _ _ 11:44 a. m. teachers and helpers. ■ubjact: P I.U C S K IT HAFT 1ST come the Sufficient Sacrifice Artist Loran Wilford who wit) for boats, the Prow Fountain, "Christian Bcltnco" Offerings donated by the I’M l'S I'K fo r all who would accept, Ho be summer art school instruc­ continuous music fur daily O n n H **4 Wtdnatdny Sorvlot 1:44 p. m. children during the Bible Pastor _ _ _ W III Uni J. Dusts tlssdlns Room: lot E. Pint. was imisunderstood. The mis­ tor at the Mansion through mcditallon and ample park­ School will go to the support Horning Worship Washdays: IDilO a.m, • 4:14 1:40 A understanding came s i tha re­ July 12. ing facilities. H a g . pm. Friday Evtnlng: 4:14of two orphans for one year sult o f Ignorance o f man, not Sunday d chool____ 4:4a. m. • :10 p.m. A one man show exhibiting at a Methodist School at Hy Tralnlmt Union 1:1$ p.m. tha Inadequacy o f God. N ever­ paintings by the artist will ilcrbad, India. A sum of 939 Evening W o r s h ip __7:1* p.m. theless, God was patient. The be he hi In the Mansion Gal­ Iltflcsro A Teachers will care for a child for a per Wod. Stealing ____ 4:10 p.m. third day He arose from the leries during hia stay there. The Woman’s Society CHURCH OP UOD kxl of one year. Wod. Prayer Service T:»0 p.m. U s d A Prsarh Chriitiaa Senrlca o f tha fir s t tomb and not until then did In the American Water Color Parents and friends art *» Dirold D. Boatwright Pastor Methodist Church of Saoforf tho disbursed disciples be­ Society, Salmagundi Club, Sunday School — 4:4$ a. m. pcclally Invited to attend the Morning Worahlp 11:40 a. m. MOUTH ORI.ATIVO * w ill bold !U monthly business lieve "all tha w ay." Thomas Who’s Who in American Art, program to hear the Bible Evangelist!* Hsrv. T:lu p. m. b a p t is t c i i t m nod program meeting In Mc­ wsa tha typical doubter, but Florida Artists Group aiul Saint Richard Council 5397, verses and songs learned In Tuts. Praysr Hsrv. 1:10 p. m. 104 A. r s b f M A vo. Kinley HaU o f tha church nt when ba aaw tha Resurrected the Florida Federation of Knights of Columbus, will ob­ Chap*l Pastor Thors. Toung Psopla the school and fa> view the V. K. Msggard, Endeavor ......— T ill p. m. School ——■ 1:41 a.m. Christ ha aald, “ M y Lord and Art. 1:49 a.m. M a t Tuesday. serve Communion Sunday at handiwork which will be on Sunday Training Unlow _ _ 4:1* p. m. He haa taught In the Ring the Church of the Nativity In Guast speaker will bo Mrs. my God." Worship 11 a. m. Tils p.m. display in Weaver Hall. Wod. Xrsalog Praytr 7:14 p.m. Tho fact o f God’a existence ling School of Art and has Lake Mary this Sunday at the Ralph Auitln Smith, president The offering received Sun COBURRaATIONAI. o f tha 8anford Council of ta so clearly seen in tho Res­ received many honors during noon Mas*. CHRIPT1 %R CHURCH day night will be used to help fValtvd C hatch of ChrtoO United Church Women, who urrection. I f you believe tha the past 30 years. All members of the Council defray costs of the Bible i l d s k i r a i n a i i t m i T Park Avtnnt 41 l i l t at. Will tell of tha work and ac­ fact o f ths Reaumctiun all are asked to meet outside the School. Old Orlaodo SS. at Hroior S it. t:od a. m. __ Church School U. Hamilton d rlffla — pastor 14:04 a. m. .. ......... Borvlcs tivities of the UCW. Method- other Christian doctrines will church before the M an In dundiy School ____ 1:41 a, m 4:10 p. m. __ Christian Youth let churches of the area, fa ll into place fo r you. I f you order that they may receive Morning Worship ll:e* a. m. Ministry along with moet Protestant doubt the Resurrection look Training Union _ l.lo p. m. Rav. W aller A.R. Mcrhsrson, Holy Communion in a group. Rvonlng Worship _ T:4S p. m. Pastor churchea are participating carefully at tha affect It had Fullowing tlie a e r v i c e s members. on the apostles. Here were members and their families Tha devotional will ba In men, who before the Resur­ and gueats will enjoy a chick­ By Docua Estes charge of lire . John T. rection were afratd o f their en barbecue. Those planning By Jana Caaaelberry During the summer only to attend are requested tu Adams, secretary of the lo­ shadows, but afterwards they Closing exercises held laat cal group. were willing to be human the l:3t) a.m. service will be contact Ted Michels, Charles Preceding the program the torches to light the gardens held on Sundays at Chriit Tournoux, John Kennedy or Friday night at the Ascension executive board will meet *t o f Nero and face the hungry Church Episcopal in Long- Frank Huhn so that adequate Lutheran Church of Cusel berry to mark the close of the • a.m. la the Men's Bible Ilona o f tha Roman arenas. wood. Conducting this service preparations may be nude. Dally Vacation Bible School will be Fr. Anastasi, canon of Class Room. They wsra now fully eon were attended by 139 parint* vlncedl I Men Ho not live and the Cathedral of St. Luke, Or­ anil friends. lando. die like that fo r a lie! The Economy Corner, spon­ Rev. C. It. Zehnder, pastor, I f you doubt further, look sored by the Churehwumeu of pronounced the school, the at the witneesee to the Resur­ lin t attempt for the church rection. Head 1 Corinthians Christ Church, will be open a big success. Total enroll IS: 4-8 to thrill to the wit on Mondays and Saturdays o( 'Ihe Commission ou Ed­ ment wa* 78 children and 14 each week from 9 a.m. unlit nesses o f the Resurrected By Helca Saodgraaa ucation of the First Method­ faculty inembera. 1 p.m. Rita Emanuel was elected Christ. This Scripture records ist Church of Sanford has an­ Mrs. Zchmler, who served president of the Circle Y of ths aye witnesses who were nounced ttic resignation, ef­ aa registrar, reported 41 the Apostles. Think of such the Barnett Memorial Meth fective Sept. 1, of Miss Mar­ children with a perfect at­ odist Church o f Enterprise at man aa Paul, Peter, James cella Hints, educational de­ tendance. the taat meeting of the group. John, and other* giving vritpartment assistant. Refreshments were served Other officers named were nesa to their seeing the Res Miss Hints, whose resigna­ fullowing Friday night's pro* urrectrd Lord. It la told thut Sandy McBride, vice preii WilM)n*Eichtlb«rR#r -Mortuary tion came m order that she Eunice I. Wilson and S taff Miss Mary Hubbard of De­ might continue her formal ed­ grain and art work done by dent; Linda Long, secretary; five hundred brethren saw the children waa on display. P a tiy Long, treasurer, and Him at one time. When we nary, Florida Methodist rural ucation, has been accepted at Susan Ryan, program chair­ turn to the Gospels Wu find community worker, will at­ Stetson University for work other witnesses. A ll and all tend the Methodist Town and man. ou a Master's Degree. P r o g r e s s iv e P r in tin g C o. to be Member* of the group, who thu testimony If w r y suffici­ Country Conference Replacing her will be Miss J. M. Camrrua ind S ta ff held July 9-12 In Minneapolis, Ruby Sluder who graduated have completed two projects, ent. Yet, my friends, we do have Minn. •till are planning ways and By Jsoc I'aasgUMrry this month from Greensboro means to raise money to de sufficient evidence o f Cod. Called by the Church's College in North Carolina The C isw lbcrry Commun­ fray eapensea for delegates W’<- do not have reason to fall Council of Bishops to “ ex­ with a degree in Religious ity Methodist Church will Stenstrom Realty who will attend the M Y F In our faith, love, and oln-dl- plore the mission of tho Education. Before taking up hold the monthly Family Herb Sienstrom and S ta ff cnce to the God of all. camp this summer. church in town and country duties at the church. Miss NiSht Supper next Wednesday life in view of changing cul­ Sluder will be married tu Lt. at d:30 p.m. in Weaver Hall. tural and population pat­ Thuio attending are asked (Jg) Donald Nesbitt who is terns,” the meeting is due to The Ritx Thratro stationed i t Sanford Naval to bring their own table ser­ be attended by mure than Air Station. Bill Lovelace A Employ tea vice and a covered dish. 1,2iai men and women. Bibla study and Prayer Rev. Ray W. Hull, pastor of By Helen Snodgrass Service will follow the supper Intermediate and J u n i o r the First Methudlat Church o f with Hev. Delinas Copeland Geneva, haa been absent High M Y F members o f the Food t u i r S tores. In r. leading the study on the Book from the pulpit for a number Barnett Memorial Methodist U ««r*r Bailey A Employ tea of Numbers. o f weeks while undergoing Church of Enterprise who at­ Itev. Bascom W. Carlton, surgical and post operative tended the Methodist Youth The Catholic Women's Club superintendent uf the Methodtreatment for maitoldttle Camp at Leesburg last week o f the Church of Nativity at­ iit Children'* Home in Enter­ During hla absence Rev. W. were Carolyn Watson, Rose tended a Mass celebrated by prise, bat been named a pro­ Southern Ntiurml G u E. Timms o f Sanford will Gillespie, Patay Long, Carrie Fr. William Tralnor at 9 gram leader of the annual John Dunn A Staff continue to serve the church Hatchett and Charles Migen- a.m. Monday In honor of the convention of the National By Donna F.stes beimer. 10th anniversary of his ordi­ Association of Methodist Hos­ ■a supply minister. A delegation ted by Rev Th# Huff'a daughter, Mrs. Going when baseball season nation. pital* and Homes to be held E. Ruth Grant will represent State Farm Insurance Companies Following the Mass entire Jan. 38-30 In SI. Louis. Rachel Lattimorc. a register­ la over will be Randy and A l­ Ihe First Pentecostal Church Irving I. Pryor and S taff ed iiui*« from Log Angeles, len Sullivan, Jimmy Brad- and rolls wer* served in the Carlton will serve as pro* i of U n is o u d at the Camp social hall of the church. A gram chairman fur conven­ Meeting being held on the Calif., haa been assisting with dock and Tim m y Sain. Members o f the Seniur Spiritual Bouquet from the tion sessions devoted to the United i music for the aervicea by Pentecostal Church 'ftrv in g aa soloist with the M YF will attend camp in parishioners was presented to work of agencies (or children Ground* in Ocala, today Fr. Trauior at Lit* time. | and yuuiu. July. choir. loxougu next Wednesday. piw ltalf <M tk§ f ilflCB in H f Longwood VBS Schedules New Baptist Outdoor Chapel Has Many Unique Features Assembly O f God Christian Church O f Christ Baptist Bible School Sets Program In Casselberry Reception To Greet Artist Sanford WSCS To Meet Tuesday Christian Science KC Council Sets Communion Church O f God Congregational ChristChurch Sets Change In Schedule Exercises Held To Close Ascension VBS Nazarene Episcopal C H R IIT CHURCH Chore* Straw, Roy. canon Anastasi Sunday Brrvlct Holy Communion Bora. I:*4 Lutheran LtrTH RRA* CHURCH RP T B S HROREMRH ton w . asm plow "Tho Chureh of tha Luthtraa Hour" and T T "This la th* Id lo" Hsrbart W. O o traa___— Pastor ■unday School _____ 1:11 a. m. Warship la r v lo o __ $4:14 a- m. CIHIO SHEPHERD L I TH E R A * CHURCH 4LCAI IBM A Ovlasd* Drive • Hwy IT-PJl ■anfsrd, Florida PIRPT L'HUBUH THE RAIARERR Lak* Mary, Pla. Rov. W . I . llolromb*. Pastor Sunday ):<* a. *n. _ — . lllbl# Bchool 11:44 a. m. _ Morning Worship TtOO p. m. — Kvsnlng hvrvlco 7:44 p. m. __ Wad. Mld-W tsg Praytr Strvlcts 7:40 p. m. Ind Wtd. Mission­ ary Servlet ^ OP Pentecostal FIRST PRTTKCOPTAL CHURCH OP LOBDWOOB M l Orasss Strool Rav. R. Ruth Grant — Pastor Sunday School______ 14:44 a. m. Morning Worship 11:44 a. m. Bunday Evtnlng __ Ttl* p. m. Wad. Bibla Study _ 7:11 p. m. Conquerors Hailing Friday — --------------» :* • p. m V aaa-Txix Eraost H. tiollck. Jr. — Pastor Sunday School _ _ 1:11 a. m. Church Ssrvlcs* _ lo:$o a. m. Communion— Plrot Bunday In Each Month KINUEfUlARTCH AND N l’RS CRT Methodist ORACH H E T H O O irr CHURCH Onora Rd, at Woodlaad Art.. Rav. John IL (liras. Jr. Pastor Sunday School 1:4$ a. m. Xlornlng Worahlp — to:00 a. m. H T » --------------------- •:!• p. m. ERR.TRIER METHODIST CHURCH Ultra# H lllk ts Rsr, Ray arstory, Jr^ Pastor Sunday School ____ 1:4$ a. Homing Worship $1:10 a. M TP ____________ — *:*» p. m. Em . W a r s h ip ------- T:*s a- m Wtd. I'raysr Bsrvlcs 7:14 p. m. Presbyterian r iK iT p u i i r r t f t u i m m rM Oak Asa. and Third Blrvv* Panfnrd. Florida Grotvr t*. Pvsstll, Jr. F t il w Church School ------ 1:4$ a. m. .Session mtclv ■ 4 : 4 $ a. m. Morning Worship 14:ih) a. rn. Plontsr Pstlowshlp (:04 p. m. Senior III Pellowehlp 4:44 p.m. Evening W o rsh ip __7:14 p m. Wad Prayer $lssllng 7:44 p.m. CHURCH OF TH U COVETATT Thuesee II. Mnkld Psaler Worahlp ............... $:44 a. m. Church School___1»:4* a. m. Temporarily at P l i s c r t s l dchool— French and S7th. FIRST METHODIST CHUHCU 4IP PavR Avo. John T. Adams Jr. _ Pastor Horning Worahlp - t:ls a. m. Sunday School __ 1:4$ a. m. Morning Worship 14:$I a. SIT " M s a t ln g i_____ *i$0 p. nntsrmsdlat*. Senior) Kvsnlng Worship _ 7:11 p. m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E Nazarene C ALL FIRST CHURCH OP THE RAg4RK.TR W, lad at. at Hapto Acs. Paul R i c k s * ______ ____ Pastor Bunday School __ 1:11 a. m. 14:4$ a. Horning Worship 4:44 p. Youth Rvsngsllstlo Ssrvlcs 7:44 p.m. Third Hunday Blngsplratloa FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend M iss Hintz Resigns A t First Methodist Circle Y Elects New Officers The Church O f Your Choice DeBary Woman To Attend Methodist Meet Church Sets Family Supper Rev. Huff Has Ear Surgery M Y F Members Attend Cam p M ass M arks Anniversary Rev. Carlton Receives Honor Church Group To Attend Camp The American Oil Company Mr. and Mr*. M. K. bUl:k Wibon-Mater Fumil Mr. and H r*. A l W .Mm. Appleby’* Restaurant Lucille and Harold Appleby IIS N. Park Holler Motor Snk.4 Co. Emmett Farrell A h u ff J. C. Penney Company C. L. Robinson sad Employee# Sanford Atlantic National Bank Howard II. Iludgea A s ta ff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Jimmy Crapp* A Employee* si ( �C. P. Bennett To Be Installed >Saturday Sanford Fireman C. P. Bennett will be installed a i president of the Florida State Firemen's Association Sat­ urday when the annual Instal­ lation and banquet is held at Motile Ray School in Pine Kills with State Senator Mack Cleveland Jr. as installing officer. ► Other officers to be install­ ed are R. L. Seitner, of Eau Gallic, first vice president; A rt Drumright, of Sarasota, second vice president; E. J. Langley, o f Chattahoochee, secretary-treasurer and Chris Anderson, Miami and Dick Evans. Halifax, directors. Grover C. Long, of Melbourne, will become the immediate ' past president. The installation la being held in conjunction with tbe annual two-day convention of district aix which la compris­ ed o f Lake, Orange, Seminole and Volusia Counties. Tbe annual board o f dir­ ectors meeting will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday at the Pine Hilla (ire station. Regis' (ration lo r the general at­ tendance will open at noon with business meetings for die men and women schedul­ ed at 4 p. m. Following the l: l p p. m. banquet and installation, a program of entertainment w ill be presented beginning at 1:30 p. m. ( The district vice president’ s conference will be held at 9 a. m. on Sunday. Headquarters for the con­ vention will be the Jamaica Inn Motel on Hwy. 30 west of Orlando. Reservations should be made with Pine Kills Fire Chief Bill Graves ffht 0 a ftn b 1 1 $8,000 i Charles J, Pugh, etux, to Barry SIcQuarTie, etux, Suniand, $13,200 FH A lo Billy Wynn, etux, Suniand. $12,300 Winston White, etux, to G il­ bert Grant, etux, San Sem Knolls, $9,900 Louis Brinn, etux, to It. L. Greene, e t u x , Pinecrest, $12,700 Herbert L, Rogers, etui, to Nicholas Karls, etux. F or­ est City, $13,000 Charles Flanders, etux. tb FHA. N. Orlando, $tl.300 John Woods, etux, to Robert Barry, dux, Chuluota, $7,300 J, I. Kulak Mtg. Corp to George Emig, etux, Golf View, $8,000 J, I. Kisiak Mtg. Corp. to Perle B. Mathewson. etux. Golf View. $8,000 Oakland Estates, Inc., to Clifford Ingraham, dux, .Oakland, $11,900 Edward Gidus, dux. to Rich­ ard H an S r , dux. Subur­ $108 Million State Welfare Budget Okayed JACKSONVILLE FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 25th & PARK .OPEN Mon. thru Thurs., 9-6 p. m * FrL» 9-9 p. m., S a t, 9-5 p. m. (U P I) - The State Welfare Board ap­ proved a *108.809,191 budget today for year, of the 1963-61 fiscal which $2.3 million will be used for medical assUtance for the aged. The medical asslsUnce pro­ gram (or M A A ) is limited to citizens 85 years and over who have an income o f not more than $1,200 a year or $3,100 for a married couple, MRS. LU C ILLE APPLEI1Y, who was hostess to the Chamber o f Commerce Coffee Club meeting Thursday, serves a cup o f her famous coffee and her equally famous grapefruit donuts to newcomer Rev. Ed Smith and hia wife, Shirley. A t left is emcee Charlie Morrison, who introduced the Smiths. (Herald Photo) L t Cdr. Clyde G . Hunt Relieved A t N A S ; Retires After 21 Years On« o f Sanford Naval A ir Station’s most far-reaching commands was changed today a* Lt. Cdr. Clyda G. Hunt was relieved as officer-inchargi of the Naval A ir Maintemun-e Training Group (N A M T G ) detachment. Hunt, a 21-year veteran of the Navy, ia retiring to civil­ ian life. He wns relieved by Lt. Cdr. Paul 8. Polgar, who brings to Sanford nearly two ®Courthouse Records Real Estate Traasactkma James Kirkland, etux, to Wil­ liam Auatin, etux, Lincoln HghtS., $9,000 Lewis G. West, etux, to Psul D. Knight, etux, Queen's Mirror. $22,000 John Symonds, etux, to Cas­ selberry Gardens Lake El len, $10,000 Casselberry Gardens, Inc., to John E. Symonds, etux, Crystal Bowl, $10,000 Florida Pcrmaneique, Inc., to Itawson Kirk, etux, N. Chuluota, $9,900 David Caswell, etux, to Ron­ ald Hunt, etux, Suniand, $12,500 Charles Betts, etux, to Jack Williamson, etux, Orienta Gardens, $19,700 Niilo J. Saastanionen, etux, to Roger Quesnel, etux, Sanlanla, $39,500 Nona Wilson to Alphonso Swllley, e t u x , Harmony Homes, $9,300 Jacob Green, eta!, to J. C. Prince, trustee, etal, 11-31 39, $9,500 Richard Baldwin, etux, lo Arnettc Waters, $37,300 R ay Kemp, etux, to FUA, Bear Lake. $10,100 Thomas Covill, etux. to Sarah McGuiness, Ravenna Park, $19,900 P, Zeuii and Sons, Ine., to John B. Gcrsly, etux, San Sem Knolls. $9,A00 Leonard B. Holland, etux, to Benjamin Choda, etux, San lo Park, $17,000 Russell Wallace, etux, to C. U . Walls, etux, Bel Air, $13,000 Leonard Halecko, etux, to FHA, Greenwood, $11,200 Harold Seibert, etux, to Ker ry Fields, etux. Crystal Lake, $10,000 Carl Lake, etal, lo Marguer­ ite Schroder, etal, 39-21-30, June 28, 'SS — P ig * 8 fm tS ban Homes, $8,300 Erik Kuhlman. etux. to Lois Paulucci, Ft. Reed, $8,2u0 Kingswood Hldrs,, Inc., to Paul D. Lewis Jr., Greenbriar, $5,500 Herbert Eddy, etux, to Ira Powell, etux. 21-21 30, $7,000 Almon Bichey, c'ux, to Ruth Murphy, Casselberry. $ti,3<0 Washington Security Co. to Darrell Wingate, dux, Golf View, $12,000 Washington Security Co. to John Enos, Golf View, $11, 700 Washington Security Co. to Delores Bowen, ctvir, $12,000 ft. D, Barnett, etux, to N el­ son Lcduc, etux, Tanglewood, $13,000 Wiliner Potter Co., Inc., to Manccl Sexton, etux, Druid Hills, $21,000 Knox - Florida Development Corp. to Carrie Edwards, Harmony Homes, $9,300 Albert Greene, etux, to Frank Steadic, etux, Queen's M ir­ ror. $9,700 Lowell Waggoner, etux, to Johnnie Marks, dux, BelAir. $8,900 Sidney Hanks, etux, to Ken­ neth Martin, dux, Ravenna Park, $15,600 Thomas Whilsott, etux, to James Boyle, dux, Oakland Hills. $7,800 John Bashaw, etux, to Thom­ as Whitselt, etux. Lake Rrantley, $12,300 Kingswood Bldrs., Tne., to Jay Miller, etux, Ixich Ar­ bor, $25,000 Vern Myers, Inc., to Jsmes Hansford Jr., dux, English Estates, $23,000 Wilmer Potter Co.. Inc., to Richard T r l * n i k , etux, Druid Hills, $22,000 William 3toho Jr., etux, to L. A. Derrick, atux, Tanglewood, $13,000 Raymond Willsey, etux. to City Ice Delivery Co., 20-2129, $11,300 Edgar Love, etux, to TherTie Clyde Rogers, etal. Lake Brantley Hills, $H,no0 Frank Evans, etux, to I»n e Star Realty, Inc., Crystal Lake, $12,000 James Marsiro, etux. to Stan ley Wilson, etux, N. Orlan do, $10,000 William Burns, e t u x , to James Tlppelte Jr., etux, Pinecrest, $10,800 Mary Douglas, ctvir. to Re becca Holmes, etvir, 13-2030. $3,300 Frank Schram, dux, lo Ro­ bert Stephenson, etux, Ridge High. $10,900 T. F. McDaniel, dux, to Eu­ gene Marcel, etux, Sanford, $12,300 Delton Helms, etux, to Wes­ ley Vanderhotf, etux, San Undo, $11,000 William Shnfi, etux, to Clar­ ence Harris, dux, N Chu­ luota, $5,300 yeara* experience West culum also Includes a basic In Coast heavy attack aviation. maintenance familiarization The local NAM TG facility course for pilots and air crew­ is responsible for training all men. The N AM TG building at maintenance personnel who Sanford contains cutaways of work with the A -5 Vigilante each system in the Vigilante. weapons system. Their currl- Instead of working on the ac­ tual aircraft, students perform maintenance on their special­ ised section o f the a ir c r a ftisolated from the n e t o f the A-5 Components. Hunt has been stationed In Ssnford for the past two years. Aa officcr-ln-charge of the Sanford facility he rep. resents N AM TG headquarters In Memphis, Tenn. Polgar recently completed a tour with Heavy Attack Squa dron 10 (V AH -10) at N A S Whldhy Island, Wash., heavy attack headquarters fo r the Pacific Fleet, Both Hunt and polgar are Veterans o f World W ar I I and the Korean conflict. Hunt is holder o f the Distinguished Flying Cross anil the A ir Med­ al with two stars. Each person may receive up to 30 days free hospital care per year for acute ill­ ness or injury, or may re­ ceive after hospital eare for any reason, nursing visits for the first 30 days after being discharged. Another restriction on par­ ticipation in the MAA pro­ gram la that persons must live in Florida, may own a homestead but may not own other personal property val­ ued at more than $1,000 each —with the exception of $730,000 cash value life insurance. Other major items included in the budget Include $13 tM million for old age assist­ ance; $21,329 million for aki to families with dependent children: $11,111 million for aid to the permanently and totally disabled, and $1.8 mil­ lion aid to the blind. In all, the welfare depart­ ment expects to spend $99,035 for assistance during the coming year. The remainder of the bud­ get will he for other services and administration. L A ST C A L L ! Don’t Be Left A t The Station. Get Aboard For The Buys O f An Appliance Lifetime. Profit By Britt’s Train Load Prices! SA LE C L O SE S S A T U R D A Y , J U N E 29_________ Temperature 90° Humidity 87% film d S E fiih C on diiioiW i Younyr Mothers WASHINGTON (U P I) American women tend to have had their last child by the time they are 28, the Population Reference Bureau reports. By M, with her youngest In school, the mother’ s full-time child lending chores are be­ hind her. “ After her interne activity with a lively brood of youngs ters, she is likely to be bored and want something to do during most of the to remaining years of life she can expect,” the Bureau noted. • Designed Fur liedroom • ()uirkly Removed For Storage IN S T A N T IN S T A LLA TIO N • Automatic Thermostat • Convenient 115 volla 7 Vi amps, operation • -1,000 DTU ‘1 2 7 “ (B h a n d T k w GE TV Instant Installation A IR CONDITIONED (i.ooo irru PE R SO N AL P O R TA B LE 12 lbs. 8 oz. — 11 in. Screen • Overall »lre fit* brtw.rn tmok»helvra. Takra littla niora • > " (« than yuur ph»n., • Front mnanlrd control*. • ('h a u l* A circuit board have lifetime C. C. H U N T Hospital Notes • Quiet Operation • Install In Sash Winodwt Or Through Wall • Thermostat • 2 Speed Fan JUNE 38 Join the “ Cool Ones” Admissions Juanita Owens, Annie Monroe; liongwood; Geneva; nary; Hawkins, Lake Marilyn Perry, Mary Klnoard, Sally Elnora in Altsmonte Springs; Robert Wheeler, Mi­ ami; U HI Kitchell, Joans, De­ Perry Rogera, Betty Ann noward, Diane Anderson of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ferry of L/mgwood, a girl Mr. and Mrs. William Riley Howard of Sanford, a girl Dischargee A lice Wilson, N. Orlando; Alice Wright, Cesario Valen­ tin, Sylvester Hettrick, Mary Moore, Eugene Hunter, Ken­ neth Cook, Blanche Nicely of Sanford. Citrus Income At 41 Per Cent LAKELAND (U P I) - Figurea released by the Florida Department of Agriculture credited citrus Thursday as providing 11 per cent of the farm product income in Flor­ ida during 1981. Homer E. Hooks, general manager of the Florida Citrus Commission, said the figures show the position of citrus as the state’s leading agricultur­ al crop. He said income from citrus has risen while the trend for other farm products has been downward. “ Cash receipts for citrus In I960 amounted to $272,515,000, compared with $332,010,ooo in 1901—virtually ■ six per cent increase,” he said. Hooks cautioned, however, that citrus income may drop during the next .ever i f M a­ sons as a result o f the severe freeze last December, an air conditioned 1963 • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon Get a Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . . , en­ gineered exclusively (o r your car . . . for aa low aa $270 Ride Cool & MOST OTHER A M E R IC A N 00 INSTALLE D Comfortable PO PU LAR CARS AIR CONDITIONED 00 $ 270 FOR ONLY W E SERVICE & R E P A IR A L L A U T O A IR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERM S A V A IL A B L E EASY P A Y M E N T PLA N “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison IN C O R PO R ATE D • SERVICE D E PA R TM E N T Ph. F A 2-1481 S08 E. First SL W. Park MI 4-8918 G E N E R A L ELECTRIC R EFR IG ER A TO R 108 Lb. Capacity Freezer ZERO DEGREE HUGE 13.2 Cu. Ft, A U T O M A T IC DEFRO ST • H A N D Y DOOIt RTORAGF. In freeirr A refrigerator. • T » o vegetable drawers. • Magic Corner Hinges aav* wanted door apace at old*. W Britt’s Price? Call 3 2 3 -0 6 3 6 FOR PR IC E �r y .: , W lt o p t e y .1— . ---»•■ .... - ■*— ------ Landm ark Gone Worry Clinic local stations bnpw Audiences diminUhed. Low long-playing records helpsd them build musical collections and do their C ASE P-477: Dr. Jack Col- longer if you “ overtULm.” And by “ overlearning” wo Una ta on * o f America's lead­ mean reciting It several times ing podiatrists, “ Dr. Crane,” he said aa ha beyond your first perfect ren­ drove ins to the airport fo l­ dition. network shifted the broad­ casts to Saturday evening. Many sta­ tions taped them and offered them at differin g times. Suddenly there seem­ ed no public interest left. I t la aad that this great enter­ prise must end. But let CBS and the Philharmonic have the nation’s hi| f h* est praise for this superb contri bu­ tton stretching across a third o f a century. W ASH IN G TO N (N H A ) — A n y Idas that America* ta b s solved ately — is tonaidered m hayoealbillty. President i M M b ' s speech to th. Cobf w w w o f Mayors in RonoM s , tslUar thorn it was pri­ marily thstr Job, won’t do i t lb s FwoUant’a 15-mteuta escMsU-bowr chst to tbs ssWsa won’ t do I t Tb* P m i * goat’s s w w s to to Congress aad w bstsot r legislation may | e yssu d as a rosalt won’t ds ft, by itsstf. Notebook book, “ Changing Patterns has been the experience in la Prejudice.’* Changing pro- Now York aad other cities Jodlcoa, ho soys, la a long-time that have taken the lead in tryin g to brook down racial Job. How to go about it? Mar­ barriers. row thinks there erw tome Tha mere fact people know things that can be done by law they have these rights and now, When former President can exercise them makes them Truman ordered complete In­ better citterns, Marrow has tegration o f tha United States found. People still prefer to anted services, that was done live among thslr own kind, If overnight because can live there in eelf•uggeets creation Federal Bureau o f latergroup Eolations— not to try to Impose Integration, but to con­ duct research on Ita problems and to provldo a place where local communities can go for help i f they need I t Altbostb tbo United States b u lad this problem fo r ooer a csatsry, it may still take sot sosi foaonUona of painful, patloat work bsfors racial intalsrsacs — tbs root o f tbs troubls esa bo eradicated. What Is tborsfors consldt principal ntsd is for sns to com tp with a lang-iang* plan. I t might sot forth what He puta more reliance en community action by local testier* as th* most satisfac­ tory method for handling in­ ter-racial and laterrellgloua tensions. gar it is rocoinlssd that — overnight — 20 million poopts osa’t bo sduratod and trainsd fo r hotter Jobo so that they eaa pop fo r better housing aad enjoy a higher standard of Mviag. Thia w ill tabs one eonoration at lsast. Overcoming age-old prsjudicss, Intolsrance, racial, religious and cultural tensions will taka a couple of genaratlena more. For this Is a major problem In human reItUons education for everyone. There aren’t msny experts la this field. One who qualifies as an anthority Is Dr. A lfred J. Msrrow, 1050-SO Chairman t f New York’a Commission on Intsrgroup Relations, COIR. K a has Just bs«a given the 1 W Brotherhood Award of the National Conference of Christians and Jsws at the American Booksellers conven­ tion in Washington for hla big, OUR DR. A. J. MARROW enforced by military courts martial. Ending segregation on Pullman cars In railroad, bus am] air terminate could be done In a relatively short more diverse the peopl* who time under the Constitution's are drawn In—’dIts enters’ and interstate commerce clause. ’special Interest groups’ par­ Similarly Annvl i ns o f any ticularly — the sooner old, rac« or color might, by law, rigid modes of thinking will lie given the right to attend bw replaced with fresh Ideal. any public Institution, be given H )o participant! w ill be ilia equal service In places o f pub­ covering their world oa it la. lic accommodation, b » assured Instead of aa they Imagined it the right o f access to decent to be." housing, and guaranteed the right to vote In federal elec­ tions. N egro citterns might not use all these rights if they wero granted them by better laws, Marrow believes. That BOARD ING WICUABL HOCPLe/gAH/S6AD; HOUSE 1VOU CAM ’— > A tH' WAV MB SLICED vUNsCRA-ASLR l\C fF IK dALCNLV . THAT AWStEKY/) dOLD ME ONIK ' nut eRAZEM NARVfc 0P1MAV 0Y PAR'klMj HUNCH W A T IP 6 Ptm -TT—— you a oees» HE WASN'T r tf SSYONO MH COMFtBeciiEKiMFCcerr,1 you « ccusiM, j HENJiOH H0V4 TW& OP AMiRAOCt He MUST 0 b 1 SRAOdART COULD LOCK AND WATCHlMti VOU« TOMdUEr Y<5ti tM iw * ty a m d SflNlWCUYAfWt.7 HODS TWIN * O '* an d A 't Q — What Christian meaning is attached tn the custom of Easter egg rolling? A —The rolling o f the eggs down a slope supposedly sym­ bolised the rolling away of tho atone from lha Saviour's tomb. Furthermore, th* more lowing my address before bis medical convention in Cleve­ sens* organs that are involved land, “ a keen memory fo r la learning, the easier It is names and faces la a priceless to remember. “ Glad to meet you,” is the o f every professional SAN FRANCISCO (UP1) usual person’s reply to an If you find yourself getting introduction. “ So when you get home, But be thus fails to us* the drowsy while driving in slow, 0 why not w rite a column on tho bosk psychological laws new name at once, so it la heavy traffic, you're probab­ for improving one's memory 7” much better to say, “ Glad to ly afflicted with more thiq Forty years ago a memory meet you, Mr. Wright.” Just boredom. For thus you make your expert named Roth used to You are probably getting run advertisement* in the throat muscles function In ut­ an overdose of exhaust fume*, tending magazines with this tering th* new name. This according to the National adds what wa call a kinesthe­ beading: Automobile Club. Tests havo “ W hy Have a Memory Lika tic (muse 1# and tendon) sen­ shown that a driver follow­ sation to your auditory (car) a Leaky P a il? ” ing another car closely in And the Illustration In that sensation. heavy traffic can inhate n Go further and visualise the ad allowed a fanner trying enough carbon monoxide from * to carry a bucket o f water name “ Wright” ao your eye* the car ahead to become from tha outdoor well into his are Involved. distinctly drowsy, the dub And writ* H down, »o your kitchen. said. But the water was mean­ hand mutclra w ill also come while spouting from maybe Into play. i ^ i f R M i f r J i Then make other atsocia- w 10o nail holes punched in the tlona as with tho W right Bro­ with ■ides o f the pall. thers, or aecratly compose a Actually, tha power to re­ secret rhyme like “ W right tain an impression that has I looks a fright.” once been clearly etched In T II MI TI The Gestalt- theory Involves CONTROL your nervous system remains linking Mr. W right with the Im stesJ Nrmllc ■bout tha tama all through­ pemthrat for ft* hnraa “ pattern" o f things or people »*»•!% i-rwr out your life! surrounding you at the mo­ Bo you actually don't im­ •fB iufTT Won t Won afcevW* ment o f your first introduc­ prove your basic R E TE N ­ Utote ft— M**. tion. TIO N but simply tho strategy H IL L LUM BER A For further rules, send for H A R D W A R E CO. or technique used In etching ray booktet “ How to Improve 213 W . 3rd SL Sanford, Fin Ideas more clearly at the out­ set Rhythm thus aids memory, so try to harness idea* into a limerick or rhyming bit of verae, as in “ 30 days hath September, April, June and November, etc.” • DECALS • TRUCKS • W ALLS Or ua ilm ilar rhymes, as “ I before E except after C, etc.’’ S ILK SCREEN PROCESS Overlearning also Improves SIGNS OF A L L KINDS memory. For axsmpte, If 10 317 S. P A LM E T T O A V E . repetitions o f a poem will then let you recite it perfectly, you ran make It stay in mind much _ A ra b U -D O -IT Phil Newsom Says When this failed to have the deolrcd results, the United States took two mors steps. It prodded tha United Na­ tions into entering the dis­ pute In the rote o f mediator. And it sent on* o f its most successful negotiators, Ells­ worth Bunker, to th* Middle East for on-the-ground talks with President Alidel fianiul Nasser and with Prince Eaisul, premier o f Saudi Arabia Out o f this came Egyptian agreement to withdraw its troops from Yemen and Saudi Arabia and Jordan agnvm ent to cease their aid to Yemen's deposed Imam. It also led to a U.N, de­ cision to scud a peace-keeping team under Swedish General R E L IA B L E F A ST Yemen Thorny Problem When, last December, th* Von Horn to Yemen to make United State* recognised th* sure f th* agreements were " I f a number o f neighbors revolutionary rerime o f Yem- carried out. can pool their energies and tn, it did so with both short In th* long-range, the Un­ talents,’* h* has found, “ thsir and long-range objectives. ited States also sought to rut Influence Is most salutary. Immediately, It hoped to o ff what rapidly waa becom­ Neighborhoods can set up block committees that can as­ giro Yemen's President Ab- ing an all-out test nf strength semble information no official dullah-At-Sallal the prestige between Egypt and Saudi , inquiry could ever gather , . . nerdtd for him to remain in Arabia. “ Such seif-directed social power, and to givo both Egypt Direct conflict between action la apt to lead formerly and Saudi Arabia a reason to these twe held out almost lim ­ separata groups into mean­ cess* their outdid, aid to th* itless possibilities, and In d i­ ingful contact with one an­ opposing sides in Yemen's civ- rect notice o f Its own Interest other from the start. Tha II war. in (be conflict, tho U. S, Should and can bo dona now, what should and can bo don. at tbs cad of 5, 10, 30 ytars, or laager. Memory and Study More Ef. ficlently,” enclosing n stamped, return envelope, plus™ 20 cents. I f you are going to collets next fall, be sure to take it with you! Fume Fatigue Peter Edson Political Dr. C ra n e * PRAISE THE LORD, A N D PASS THE A M M U N IT IO N ! to gat out o f Yemen where costs are running around a re­ ported !1 million per day and Egyptian troop* havw su ffer­ ed heavy casualtiea. But ha dara not pull out until ha be­ lieves S a lter* poiltlon is se- SERVICE y o w iq $ iq n C°P H O N E F A 2 6422 warned Egypt that any at­ tack on Saudi Arabia would act it on collision eourst with the United States. Since there it reason to be. Ilrve that th* Egyptians not only were flyin g Russian planes In Yemen but that soma o f them were flown by Rus­ sian pilots, there then came the possibility of another U. S. confrontation with the Sovlst Union. There the situation roughly stands today. Tha trouble with tho over­ all strategy aet-ms to be that It reckoned without the deter­ mination of tha deposed young Imam now fighting to regain hla throne. Nasser is believed anxious Q— In Kuro(>»an history, for what is the period from 18U to 1648 best known? A — The Thirty Year*’ War. T\ BROTHER? jc PERSPlrtS.' Q —By what name la Oct. 24, 11)20, popularly known? A —■’’ Black Thursday,” first day in which panic seised th* stock market In th* 1029 crash. Q—Can corals livs out o f watar? A — Only fo r short period* o f time. ......, , fiU cE v iV O U R toE-LE. M A30R (J—liow high could a man Jump on tiro muesi ? A —A man who can Jump 0 feat high on sarth could Jump nfl feet high on tha moon. lu st d ia l for c o o l com fort flameless electric AIR CONDITIONING S ty t H a n f o r d f y r a f t Page 4 Sanford, Florida Fri., June 28, 1983 W ALTLN A, ItlKLOW, EDITOR AMU PIB LIS U K a rn ru vat pelt R an .slag Editor SHUT WELLS County Editor CECELIA PtM R ER Hocl.ir Kdtt.r DOMUTIIV AI'BTIN A .a la r . Editor iia ic a m is a ra tn w ells U . cH.b Im I UupL JA B IB L. SHOEMAKER Uuelnew U .nasor BMIHLUV J. UHAVT n .is tilid Slan.g.r THA.VH VOLTOLIMM ClrcuUtloa U . n . f . r nates ■ a w . Dell.ary By Mall B M k a ia Ca.ely All O lt w IS. W .a b IM S > Tssr ID id t T . .r S so I U opll). U > S Idonlhs t.ts I Munlh. J.ss S U. alii, l.sd I Meath i.*« I Uoath V. * Festal Resaleli.as pr.vids Umt pit ss.ll a .b w r ip U .s . b . p all la aOeaa.o. | , i h M as M c.sd c i i u Matter cvetoa.r II. i l l s at the r . . i Oflts* s f a . . lard. Florida asdsr U . Act a ( C .«a r*s . at Mares. T ie Hsr.lO It a Member ef the United Preit wki.h le eniiiUa satJtulvsly t . the ua. tar republkatl.a . ( all Ike l.* a l sew* pn.lsO Is this aewepapar. No port uf say m ai.rl.k lews or M tsru slag, . ( ihl. ediiiua ■f T b . S.aford llsr.ld may b. r.p ro du cd In any ainnnsr with.a t wrltt.E yarinlulon of in . publinnrr ,1 'In . Harakl. Any Individual or tlrm reeponalbla tur such rvprudurlloa will b . . unaid.r.d aa lafrlaalng on TS. ll.rnlO'n c.yynaht and will b . bald liable for d im a g ., und.r lb . law, Fublianad dally asc.pl slarday, kuud.y pad ChrietMAs, publishes Saturday yracasdins Woman makes the home...wo moke tho loan SOME MEN A R E LINE FIRE-CRACKERS-THEY MAKE A BI6 NOISE AMO THEN BLOW UP CHRYSLER A woman's touch makto a homo, but good financing Rtekas it a happier home to own. Want to buy or build thia poor? Let ua help with th* financing. For a homa loan tailorad to your needs, coma in and aak to see ona e f our homa loan special ista. A1RTEMP W h y put up w ith humid *hothou*e* indoor weather th.it aapH you r strength and firazzlea your nerves? W ith Electric A ir Conditioning your whole fam ily will livo better, feel healthier. Keener appetites. Refreshing sleep. Reduced humidity helps prevent mildew and dampnew. Filtered, dust-free air makes housecleaning easier. Y o u enjoy moun­ tain-fresh ” vacation clim ate.” I t all adds up to pricetous com fort for mere pennies a day. T ried and proven Electric A ir Conditioning is the beat investment ever. Enjoyed by a half-million o f your Florida neighbors. T a k e advantage now o f the all-time low prices and easy terms. See your electric appliance deuler or uir conditioning contractor today. 2 COMFORTS IN 1 Year-round electric a ir conditioning cods b11 mer, norms in winter. ROOM A IB CONDITIONERS f tameless C A L L F A 2-8321 . . . I T S CHEAPER, TOO Southern Air 2513 Park Dr. .Ur Conditioning Heat • Refrigeration MBMISR OF Tilt UWNOI aNh LOAN FOUNDATION, INC. • irOWQB OP THIS ADVERTISUIgnr IN U U U I P lfilfil W. Scott Durr* V f A f M Q BUILD FLORIDA W7 Htew. Amy. �i■ ^ i • l)f Unknown Shares Lead With Bo, Gary In Open W rittm fa r N B A Master eimpl* technique* before attempting tricks. Moat o f them a n not dangerous if properly performed— and they are thrilling to watch and do, Thera are a few things def­ initely not recommended ex­ cept fo r the moat skilled. For instance, it la fa irly easy to put the tow bar around the neck and ski “ no hand*,* Thla trick la frequently dona by only falr-to-middling skiers. They probably don’t realite their necks could be seriously Injured should the tremendous towing power get out o f con­ trol. C L E V E L A N D — Ab Two Days Of Drag Races Set Legal Notice JtAI.PH ROt, AND STANAKIH a ii:l UKNKVIKVK II. STA.VAKU, P -f-n lent.. surris n n r s t i. r VOTII'K IK IIKItKlir OIVF.N that nit the 10th flay of July. 1SSI, at 11:00 A. SI. at th« front door of th. Court 2lou«« of Hrrntnol. County, it ft-infor*!. riorlita, tli. Honoral>lr Arthur II tlrckwlth, Jr. Cl»rk of th. circuit Court of F -.ln o t , County, riorhla. will o 'f .r for -el# to th. hlahrat an.I ti.at hMdrr for cash, at public outcry, th. following d-.crlh.ii properly of Ut. Daf.ndsnt. » j-.t :r. ttiock i. n r x i.A x n yXTATKtt, ■ (Uh.dlvlslon, according to a p1,,t th.r.nf, rioord.d In lis t Hook tt. osar* 1* to IS of tho Public It.cords of Homlnol. County, riorlda. gNCUTDINt!: t Duo Thorm lleator foil* Mod.l No. m - s . Serial No. S »F *«: ! OE R.ncs (•l.ctrle). Mod.l No. SolRIW II, Serial No TRSSS73I; I HE R ,fil**r*to r l.l.c trlcl. Modal No. U S * U r. Mortal (IRSS-KM; 1 Victor Cllm al I#” Kltrhon Ksh.ust Kan (olsctrlc), no model or ..ria l N o'a: IS V.n.tlan Dllnd. (m rt.lt no mod.l or s.rlsl No.'a (mad. by Bm karlkl fosrthrr with all atrueturra ati I Improvrmrnl., Ihrn or th rrr.ftrr on .aid land. Thl. It mad. pursuant to Final Doer*, of Forocloauro .n irr.d In th. aho«. caus., Chancrry Docket No. I 111*. a»w prndlna In tha Circuit Court of and for aomlnola. County. Florida. IN WITNESS) WIIEIIKOF. I h at. hereunto eet mr hand an t ofllclal e.al thla 21th day of Juna, 1SSJ. (ME A 1,1 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr CUrk of th. Circuit Court la and for Bemlnol. Coun­ ty, Florida lly: Martha T. Vibiea Deputy Clark iph M. Muraska E ). 8os 22* it Park. Florida II.h Juo. 21, 12S1. Bear Lake To M eet Casselberry Legal Notice r»«»NK AN D O K t iK IlK O In op«n i» « a lo n of th® Hoard of County ContmU*lonart of H*mlnn|# County, Florida, ot» th* 3JStit day of Junc. A. P. 1993 ItOXlin OF COP NTT COMXIIHHIo .NKHH, HKMINOUK COUNTT. F l/ H t ID A Ity: J. C. Hutchlaon Chairman I'uhlmh Juna 39. OIU-1ST l>9t. IA TIIH CHI ATI JI DCIVra r u l li r. Ml %AIV Foil AF.HI. A01.15 ( D i m , AT XT15 o r FI.OH III X. A o rirK t o r i iv n m i N a I A IlKi V:«tNlr t»1 JOHN MttN ui: ILm»N XVTSS. l>acaa«*d TO 9 l-l. fURIIITOlia %AII FF.HAOA 1 IIA VI Alt I I . I H O OH II K 9 X 9 I H Alt VI A »T • VIII KATATKi You and each of you ara haraby notlflad and ro«iuirad to prtatnt any claim* and da* man'll which you, or *lth*r of you. may have «gain*t tha • •tata of JOHN HICN0KRJON u i N V, dacaaaad. Uta of * * i County, to tha County Judge of Hamlaota County. Florida, at hi* nfftra In tha Court liou*a of *aId County at Han­ ford, Florida, within alt eallandar inontha from tha lima of tha ftr*t puhllratlon of thla noth** Two copit* «*f *arh claim or demand shall ha In writing and thall ataU th® placa of r*sld*nca and po«t offlca addr®aa of tha claimant, and *hall ba aworn to by tha rlalmwnt, hit agent, or attor­ ney and accompanied by a filing f*a of on* dollar and •uoh rlaim or demand not ao fiUd shall be fold. /•/ lUrvey Lawr*nra Wynn /•/ tlladya H«U Crahtraa /•/HUnrha £ltsab*th Town* land Am llaacutora af tha I^aat XVill and Taetamant of JOHN IIBNm :it*oN WYNN. d«c**s*d Htanatrom. Davis A Vlclntoali A lU iuaya fuf II**. Poet Office Drawer 1139 Kan ford. Florida Publish Joint 31. It A July 9. 13. U92. OUM o* •U t strokes o ff par Thursday, scoring M to lead the Held of ISO golferi in the $110,000 Cleveland Open Tournament. Leading the field across the 8,61>-yard. par T1 course of the Beachmont Country Club were the South African, Gary Playcr; the big game hunter. Bo Wlnninger o f Oklahoma City, and a 30-year-old Neva­ dan from Henderson, BUI Eggers. With good weather In con­ trast to the windy problems of the National Open almost one third of the starters were able to break par in opening play. Arnold Palm er, the favor­ ite, lust four strokes on three consecutive holes on the back nine and needed a birdie on the IStli hole to reach par. In a big bracket at 69 was Julius 1loros, winner of the National Open. In the middle o f the fight w ai Jack Nicklaus with a 68. One stroke o ff pace were Lio­ nel Hebert, former PGA champ; Moon Mullens of Indo, Calif., the ex-Marine golf­ er. and the ex-caddy, 26-yearokl Dave Hill. Player with seven birdie* and two bogies, bridled five of the first seven holes and declared he could have had a 63, hut for three putts on the ninth help. This, he said, hurt his confidence. REST SINCE IIU K F MORGANTOWN. \Y. VA. (N E A ) — West Virginia be­ The Rear laike Pirate* will lieves it will field this fall the play Casselberry'* Little Lea­ Mountaineers' best lineman gue Team at 4 p.m. Saturday since Sant liu ff. Ilia name is ul Hear Luke. Iternie Carney. Immediately following the game, John lltewer, manager o f Hoar Lake’s senior train, will entertnin thr players at M r m v. o r x n o r r io x o f a wiener mast at the field. lll'.aol.l T i l l * \ I T A T M l i Teummate* o f the Pirate XM l ll»;XDt X( lM i IlIf.llT* o r « » : m i x o i j ! c h i x*n i m i seniors recently nnm<M Steve VI Mi ll IN A M I TO lio XI* oil HOXIia. rrilK K T Winfreed, Ronnie Keith and on wrnnmr** Hobby Smith to represent NitTirw in iiKUF.nr o i v KN that after a public b*-ir* them at th«- All-Star game to Irur, tb* lloartf t»f County Com* l*e played luter this Season. ml*«!)>nrr» of inlnol** Coun­ ty. Florbla. UM, m» th® 3-sth •lay of Juna. A T>. 1993. iluty adopt a resolution varallna in-| abandoning anl r«n«unr|ng tli* rights of Hrmlnol* County and th® Public In and to caruln *tr®*t nr'atraat®. road ®r road* daacrlbatl a* follow*: IV VK1.HONH I.AKKVIKXV IIKH1IITH. U I E N D K I ) I'LXT fittninola C«»unty, Florida, a* r®ror«iad In Flat Hook 13, t»a«* 93, of tha Public Tl*«!i»rd* of Hrmtnola County Fbitlda: All of that I** rraln atraat tl#*«’rlb®d a* N®I»on Court; and all of that certain •treat daacribrd a* l-»k® i> TitK r i m i i t ro t r t o r Ituth L»rlv*. *»r®pt that Tils: M v r it j i m i l si. t in tMtllog (kariaf lying W s i it n r t e n r u n s f h i x u l f . of a llna running Houth c m v r r . m .i i h i i s . • '3VJ0’* W rit frs»ni a I * i i i s m »: h v vn. isiaa* p«»lnt (on tli® Houth Hn® FKDKR.Vt. NWTIO.VAI, MOItT».f Iw ot 7) H3 II f®at Houth SI AUK AHztOCtATIUN, a *..r$ • M* IfT I M l of iti* porailon, tfouthwvat tnfnar of l^il Plalntirr. 7 ts unknown and two seterana flashed flva H A N D S Krnapinjr fr o m The standard grip for trick d iffe r e n t sides is re c ­ shots finds the hands grasping om m ended. the handle from different sides. I f you hold the bar perpendicularly, you will find you grasp It that way natur­ ally. Since the bar Is held per­ pendicularly in many tricks, the advantage o f this grasp can be seen. Cash prizes of $1,300 will It gives better control in be awarded to contestants in any form skiing. the drag races Saturday and An E n g l i s h commercial Sunday nights at the Osceola firm made the first sale ol Drag Strip, according to an Christmas cards in 1863. announcement by the Seminole Timing Assn., which will spon­ sor the contests under K U R A rules and regulations. it TTifj r m c r r r ro i h t. In the Rig Stock Eliminator * is m J in t r r x i, n u n i t . the prize money has been i> %m i ra n v i .o h i ii %. spread out so that second and n* m % > « k h v * o . n m F K tW R A U NATIONAL AIORT- third places will get $300 and CIAOK AJWnrfATlON. * Cor- $100. First place money has Iteration orffAnlttfl iin»kr an been cut from $500 to $300, A«?t of Conirfhi and ®ilatln* ptirMiiitnl it> th* Fadarit* StiThe gnt<* open Saturday at Metnnl .Xfort prajj® AasoiMatloii 6 p.m. Classification will be Charter Act, ruim trr, held from 6:30 to 0 p.m. and •u * eliminations will begin at 10 *!'»4RPff A. riTtsTsKR and p.ni. JANB F T U aKR, wlf®. pff«tnlan(f. Sunday the gates open at tO T H ’K OV *%t.Wl NOTICK Id IIKHKIIY OIV- 10 a.m., with classification V.N that on th® 12th tlay of from II to 3:30 p.m. and elim­ July, A. D. 1^93, at I ho hour of M iM A. AI. ut thr raattrn inations at 3 p.m. door of thr Court Hou«« In Admission is $1.50. B®mlttol® County, Florida. City of Hanford. th® llntiorahl® ARTIU lt II. flKCKXVITH, Jit. f'lrrk of Hi# Circuit Court of M**minn1a County, Florida, will offer fur aala to tli® hlffh®itt t*ldd«r at public outcry for ra*h. ilia follow Inir •li#«crlh®4 proparty of tfia Pa fondant a; ultuata and lying In #®mlnul® County, Florblrt, to wit: i«4.t 9 of iMtAirm: i . x k k M VNOIIM. Hamluola Coun­ ty, Florida, according to plat Ihtroof r«cortlr<l In I'lat Hook It, P.uc* 7®, of th® I'ubtle H®cor«l» of Hcinlnola County, Florida. Together with lha following ••lulpmant; lit*.iter, permanently In* atallail. This *al« !* madt pursuant to th® Final D itri* of for®clot ura In the abnv® ran a®. Chancery Oa*a No, 13799, an* farad: by thr Il<«nor.i t>lc la) XVm. O AK UNMIK, Judtfa of lha iahl Court, on th® 39th tl.iy of Juna, A. P. 1J*9I. IN WITNKIW WMKIIKOF. I hiv® haraunlo »®i my haul and official *®al thla 39th day of Jun®, A. I>. 1993. (ttKAL) Arthur If. flachwlth. Jr., Clerk of tli* Circuit Court Hr mlnot.* County. Florida lly: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk ft.m<l®r*, McEwan, fkhmars A Mima l o i Kaat Cantral Av®nu® Orlando. Florida I'u hl1«h Juna 31. 1191 I'D J -ll* Sunland 'Backs Into' Title Pepitone Legal Notice (E d N*8»: T V M tewtag i article m t V a a to e W « f ; was writk a far T V Herald by Art Day la a t p s a tea w a ll sIsa la aaalag lha "champs.** Sunland "backed in " to the Seminole Little League base­ ball championship despite the (act that its won-and-lost re­ cord, 18-5, was second to Lake Mary’s IT-4. Usually championships in sports are iron and lost on the playing fields but this one was decided in a Jampacked room in Casselberry at a meeting called by lea­ gue president Bill Livingston. Present were the eight man­ agers, a large crowd o f aupporters of the trams involved, and Lamar Cottrell, L in k League district supervisor. The necessity for having such a meeting was caused by the fact that there was no clear eut winner at the end of the regular season. It was agreed before the season started to play three rounds of seven games each, with the winners playing it off for the championship.. Sunland won the first round. Lake Mary, Altamonte and Casselberry all had claim* on the second, and laike Mary and Sunland tied for the third. Rains prevented a playoff between Lake Mary and Sun­ land. and since the district playoffs were scheduled to start Thursday in Winter Park, time had run out. C o tfe ll addressed the meet­ ing and said that whenever such mixups occurred, his office recommended that the team with the best won-andlost record— in this case Lake Mary—be named cham­ pions. President Livingston, how­ ever, refused to accept this recommendation and called for a vote by the eight man­ agers. The result o f this Vote made Sunland the winner and Seminole Little l-oague'a re present at ivc in the state tour name nl. Grants Beat Badcocks 12-7 Th» Grants brat thr Railcock nine in the Men'* Soft Rail league Thurwlay 12 to 7. Jim Jemlgan gave up 13 hits while Roy Lisk allowed 10 to the losers. Grant* Hadrork 3 3 2 3 1 1— 13 IS 0 3 0 2 2 6— 7 10 Legal Notice In Ik® ('mart «tf the ( ssniHy .1infer, ftrmlaiffla twanly* FlwrMn. In I'rnbnf*. In tba Cwerl »»f tb® <MH*lr I n r#i V:«int® » f Jeda®, *®mle®l® (*ewaty» Fler* M A Y FA lilt K Lt* HKI-Is Ida. la Prehat®. P®e ®4«®*1 la rei K*taf® ef Tea VII Cr»4lfnrn a M Parownn D K KKIIHKY, aha. DK.N'MT Itavtnir* Claims or Damamla K. KKKHKT Annlnaf *n!4 K.*|a«*i D®cea*ed You an«l ®a®h of yoa ara ▼a All rredlfere a"d Per**»ee haraDy noltflad an.I r*'itilr*4 If at lea Claim* #r Demaade to fir®ntnt any rlaim* and 4®* Aantaat *nld Fetalei man>l* which you. or althar of Y>»u and #«Hi of yon ar® you. may h.tv® againal lha h®rehy noilf|®4 and required ®«t ata of if AT FAR II Kiwi* to prevent any rtalnt* and de­ H K I . U daraa«a«t, 1st® of *<%(•! mand* which you, or either County, In tha County J ii-Ik ® of you, may ha»® aaalnet the of Hcmlnota County, Florida, at ertate of l» K. KKIIKKY, aka. hi* offlr* In tha rourt hou*a DKNNIT K KBIWKY. deceas­ •aid County at Hanford* Flor­ ed. lata of said County to th® ida, within nil calendar County Juda® of S®ml not* month* from th® tlma of tha County* Florida, at hi* offl<*® flrat puhllratlon of thl* no* In tha court hnu«* of *ald tic®. Two ropl®a of aaih claim County at Hanford. Florida, or demand thall ha writing, within *lg calendar month* and Khali aisle tha plara of from th* tlma of the flr*t r®Nls|®n<*a and po*t offlca ad* publication of this nolle® •Ira** of th® claimant, and ahall Kaeh claim or demand #h»ll bo iwtirn to by lha claimant, h«« In writing, an l ehatl slat® HI* :ia®nt. or attorney and ac­ th® plara of raildenc® and post companied by a f Illnor fee of off Ire adddr*** of the claim­ one dollar and aurh rf.ilrti or ant, and shall ha sworn to demand not ao filed shall ba by Ih® claimant, hit aa*nl or Told. attorney, and any such claim /§/ Edward J nail nr -t-nixnl not eo filed shall A* M#culor of tha teat ba void. XX'111 and Y fllW H M of /a/ duel* Kersey MAT FCKIlKtaL. BBIaU X* AdmlnUtratrlt af th® dacaaaad K*t*t* of 4ten«troin, Dacia A Afolntovh r» K. KKRPKY. aka, DKN­ Attorney* for Ktacutor NIT K. KKfUtKY, Kdwarda nulldlng Deceased Hanford, Florida Htenatrnm, Dafl* 4 &f«Into«h l'ut»llah June 31, 3V 4 July I. Attorney* for Xdrnlulatratrli 13. 1>93. Post Office Drawer 1139 rp j-l# 3 Sanford, Florida Publish June II, N 4 July fa the ( n « r l mi the r * « * l r s. if. m i . Juda®. 9®miwel# Co«aty, Fler- ODJ-1M UOV1CX PI KECKS HAGAN. HR I)ecaa*ad T a A ll fr®a|H*ra aad P®r*8»aa lla ila i ( lalaaa * v Damaada A ia la a f Aald Hatataa You and each of fo s or* hereby notified and required to present any claims and de­ mands which you, or either of you, may haca aaalnet the •Mate of LOVirtC IMKHCK IfJUlAJf Alt, decoaeed, late of •a ll County, to tha County Juda* of deroinola 0>unty, Florida, at bla offlca In the court house of Mid County at Hanford. Finn la. within al* calendar month* from tha time of lha flrat publication of thl* notice. Two coplea of tech claim or demand shall ba In writlnf. and shall etata tha placa of roaldanca and post o f­ fice addrea* of the claimant, and shall b* sworn to by the claimant, hi* as*nt, or attur* nay and accompanied by a fUlna fee of one dollar and such claim or demand not ao filed shall ha cold. Robert L. lU fa n A m executor of the laat XA111 and T**tam*nt af LOV1CK PIKHCJ5 KAGAN, rift, deceased Coo. JL |p«cr, Jr. Attorney for the K iU te ffanford, Florida 1Publish June 31, 4 July l t 13, t>. 1393. CUJ-UV la tba f « * H a f tbs Oeaaty JadC®. ieeal*®l# O ea a ty, F la t* Ida, la Prebal®. la vai V^elate a f WLLG1AM C. KII jTs Decesaed T a 4H O o d fteaa bad Fe®aa»ae t la v la e (la le te a® Datwaada Vaelaet l i l l F etafat You and #a*’h of you ara hereby notified and required to present any elalma and de­ mands which you, or althar o f you, may hava ifiln s t th* aetata af IFtlilAAM C. W L t* daceaesd. 1st* of said County, to tha County Judge of fteml* nol* County. Florida, nt hi* office In tha court house of •aid County al Hanford. Flor­ ida, within sis calandar months from tha tlma of tha first publication of this no­ tice. Two coplaa of onoh claim or dtmand shall ba In writing, and shall state the place of residence and post offlca address of tha claimant, and thall ba nworn to by tha claimant, bla agent, or at­ torney and accompanied by a filing fas af on# dollar and such ulalm or demand not as filed shall be void. /■/ 8Aft A AN X K KliJ* As aaaoutrls of tha Leal XYiil et*J Ta®l*ii4«al of W ILD ! AM C. HlLsL, Dacaaaad Pubtiah June 31, 71 A July 3. 13. 1293. CUI-Kt* H — F a ta I Extends Yankees Lakeland Tied Italian Line O f Succession With Orlando . For Loop Lead Red Sox and Washington. Well, with Solomini around, he has to play le ft field for pitching to all fields, the leftRichmond." hand hitting Joe Frpitone • • • continues th , Yankees’ extra­ The Yankee pizza packers ordinary and unbroken Italian hava not only juiced up the line of succession, Pspiton, has bten described by more than one old-timer as the New York Clubs ailckest fielding firs t baseman aince Hal Chasp and is equally at home in the outfield. Players o f Italian dencent through the years have played a tremendous part in ths Bombers' unprecedented num­ ber o f American League pen­ nants and world champion­ ships. No other outfit has en­ joyed such sustained success with an elhnla group. And the dynasty is being extended not only with Pepi­ tone, but also another rawboned Brooklyn 33-year-old, Ron Solomlni, who swatted th , long boll for Amarillo of the Texas Leugae last season and Is now doing the same thing, batting .280 for Rich­ mond o f th. International. “ Looks like Ralph Houk will have to take a good took at Solomini next spring." said Rill Skifr, chief o f scouts, in Jo* Pepitono his office in th , catacombs o f Yankr* Stadium. “ Solomini, a college guy out o f New Y ork University, is not only nn authentic thump­ er, but chased Ibm Umphlett The Kingswood Builders de­ out o f center fidd. You re­ feated the Mcltaney* in the member how good an outfield­ Men's Soft Rati league er Umphlett was with the Thursday 16 to 2. Underwood NEW Orlaado and Lakeland were tied today for the lead in Ihe Florida Stste League. The Twine beat Fort Lauderdale Thursday night 5 to I. It was Orlando's first second half gam * of the since it was rained out Wednesday night. Lakeland had won Wednes­ day night and was rained out Thursday. In other games in the lea­ gue Miami best Daytona 4 to I and Sarasota, winner ol the tirat hall, beat Tampa, 2 to 0. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE W L PcL Orlando I o 1.000 Lakeland 1 11.000 Saraaota 2 1 .667 St. Petersburg I I .300 Miami 1 I .$00 Ft. Lauderdale 1 1 .$00 Daytona Reach 0 1 .000 Tampa 0 2 .000 Rrsalls Yesterday Orlando 4, Fort Lauderdale 3 Miami 4, Daytona t St. Petersburg at Lakeland ppd., rain Sarasota 2, Tampa 0 Games Tonight Orlando at Fort Lauderdale (N ) Daytona Reach at Miami St. Petersburg at Tampa Sarasota at Lakeland FOOT-I-OOSE — Ray Culp reully throwa him­ self into his work. Own­ er Bob Canwnter paid a $100,000 bonus for the mound nee, who is earning it buck fo r the 1‘hiliulelphia P h i l lies with victory after vic­ tory. Joyce Working To Go Back Up By I'nlteri I’m * Inlrrnatkmil Mike Joyce is striving hard for another clianve to pitch with Ihe Chicago White Sox Joyce, who appeared in live games with the Chisox earlier this season before lit Indians, gained hi* eighth night in by 10 decision* besting last Jackson vllle, 5 2. Tlie young right hander was pitching with only two days' rest. Ilu best Atlanta, 5-4, Monday night. Tiie Indian* scored all their runs off Sonny Siobcrt in the first two innings. Joyce look over from that point, scatter­ ing nine Ini*. Syracuse kept ds two game lead in Ihe northern division of (lie International League by beating the Richmond Vir­ ginians. l u, helund Hie fivehit pitching o f Alan Koch, who ran his season recurd lo 8- 0 . T h r Columbus Jets handed Ihe Arkansas Travelers a 7-5 setback and the Rochester Red Wings edged Toronto, 3-2. in the league's only other games. George's Take Championship Tiie George's won the American la-agu- Champion­ ship Thursday by defeating the Perfections 7 to 4 in a six inning game. Braddock hit the only homer of the game. The winning pitcher was Griner and the loser Cock man. George's 9 7 0 0 0 0 -7 9 Perfection 0 0 4 0 0 IM I S IG N A L C A LLE R S LOS ANG ELES (N 'E A ) — The Los Angeles Rains n»w have four quarterbacks. They are Zck«* Hratkuwski. Roman Gabriel, Run Miller and Terry Baker. Legal Notice IV TIIH r i m I TT ro t HT. SIV T II Jl'DIOl SL M i n i IT. iv s v i i m rm , NATIONAL LEAGUE W being farmed out to the Indianapo victory Standings i ' iih er.w ivoi.ii ri.o M iiis . ■v iT iv v i EM r vo. i.nee JOAN'S BROOKS, Plslatlff »». 1. Pel. St. Louis 43 JO .389 lata Angeles 42 30 .380 Sun Francisco 42 32 .368 40 33 .348 Cincinnati Chicago 39 34 .334 Milwaukee 36 06 .300 31 411 .139 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 33 39 .438 Nrw York 29 43 .392 28 47 .373 Houston Results Yesterday Philadelphia 13, Pittsburgh 4 (Only gams scheduled) Games Today Chicago (Ellsworth 9 6) at Philadelphia ( Durcn 2-2 or Green 1-2) ( N ) N ew York (Craig 211) at Pittsburgh (Gihbol) 2 31 (N> St. Louis (Gibson 6 3) at Houston (D roit 2 3) <N) .Milwaukee (Spahn 10 3) at Los Angeles (Dryidalc 9 8) IN ) Cincinnati (Purkry 2 4) at San Francisco (M ariclial 12 3) (N ) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York 41 27 .603 44 30 .505 Chicago 39 30 .363 Boston Minnchota 40 32 .336 37 33.314 Cleveland Lot Angeles 39 37 .313 38 37 .307 Baltimore Kansas City .11 37 .471 27 43 .386 Detroit 23 33 .300 Washington RrsulU Yesterday Cleveland 8, Boston 4 Chicago 8, Now York 0 Minnesota 19, Detroit 6 Washington 4, Kansas City ! (Only games scheduled) Game* Today Cleveland I Kralick 7-3) at Chicago (DcUusscber* 0-1) (N ) Kansas City (Pens 3 9) at Raltimora (Barber 11-3) (N ) Boston (Heffner 10) at New York (Downing 2-1) (N ) Los Angeles (Osinski 8 4 and T u r l e y 2-5) at Detroit (Aguirre 6 8 and Lolich 2 3) (2, twi-nlfht) Minnesota (I'leia 0 0 and Kaat 7-6) it Washington (Cheney 7 8 and Duckworth 26) (2, twi night) Fletcher Brooke. D*f*n4snt v o r i r r t o V FPK va TO I FI.ETCHED H KOOK I whose reel'tsnee le ex- knows. Legal Notice R fiU in t i* ^ You ere hirehr rsqulriit t» Ute your wrlttsn d-rense tn the BUI nt C>mpl»lnl for divorce rtl-d herein aaelust you, with the Clerk of Ihe above uyU<l Court on or be­ fore July It. 1X1. end serve e copy of seme upon plainllfEe Attorney, James C Col­ lier, T»t W«et Church Street. Orlando, Florid*. Herein fell not or s De­ cree I'ro Cun fee e» will be en­ tered aaalnet you. Do*hla h. Ilrow s W IT X U W my kind and seal *t Sanford, Memtnole JITATK OF FlailllDX County. Florid*, thl* 12th d*X CtilJXTT OF MUMIXOlalS of June IMI. Hworti t«» and auhacrlh*.! h®(S E A L ) for® in* thl* 3rd day of Juna Arthur If He.kwlth. Jr. A D. 1393. clerk of ilte Circuit Court Oil: AM lly: Marsarel K. Tyre, Donald D lion® Jamee C, Collier Attorney for I'lalnllff fuMloti Juo* II, 21, July i. l i f t CXM-18 NaUrr 21 A Public, duu attack and braced the defrost one a fte r another, b a t hava (N E A ) been magnetic gats attrae* tiona and that docant hurt a l all. It haa been an llloatrlou* bunch— Tony La tie r !, Franlr Crosetti, the matchlaaa J o » DiM antlo, Marius Ruaao, Lite! tie Scooter Phil Rlaauto, Y o g i _l Berra, Vie Raachi and M ® Pepitonev The Yankees finished sev­ enth In 1925 when th* ft* a Rabe Ruth was confined ta' 98 games by tha most famous bellyache In history. Than, in 1920, Miller Huggins, tha mil a1 manager, was severely rrlt* Id le d fo r launching the »*»-, son with a recruit second bate combination, M ark Koa* nig and Leased. A ll Huggins did with his pengrerna was bag three eon. aecutive pennants and twa world championships. Mora important, the flamboyant] Lasted launched the Yankees* celebrated string o f Italians. ' Speaking o f Solomini, he !■ a right-hand batter and a left, hand thrower. Scouts usually shy away from thla kindj pointing out that fo r soma strange reason there hasn’t ketn an outstanding ballplayer of thla type since the brilliant llal Chase was barred from th, business 41 year* ago. Rut little thlnge like that don't atop tho Yankee*, and their lurk being what It le, Ron Solomini probably will turn out to be a reasonable of the Builders came through facsimile o f an honest Hal with three homers and Rud Chase. Monerief was the winning pitcher. Frank Williams gave KI L L T L R M I T l t up 18 hits to die Builders. Kingswood Builders 8 2 1 2 1 4-18 18 u A r a b Members o f the Skate City Mcltaney 100 0 10- 28 Rollers Dancer and Figure T 1 I M I T I Club o f Fern Park will tie CONTROL; STEAD Y W IN N E R friUttiaod I® in Miami Reach next week ® adart «®f 4® I EAST LA N S IN G , Mich. to compete in Ihe Southern •wo®, 4r®ar **®fr am! t®)hn>ns< wo* (N E A ) — John Kobe, MirhiRegional* Roller Skating • *••• ®vb 1Im I« i Championships being held at guu State bmicliitll couch for W®*’t liar® dnd^ 311 years, retired with an over­ the Deuvllle Hotel. fir ego ry Lumber Co. Representing the Seminole all winning percentage of .605 320 Maple F A I-0M * and only four losing season*. County group will lie George Johnson, Gail Nets hand. Gene Braddock, Maise Allen, Shar­ on Tucker. Mike Fickes, Mary Margaret Cohen, Jeri Fickes, Barbara Payne, Bea­ trice Savarese, Lit Cohen and Carolyn Cohen. Winners o f next week's event, which will feature trE mure than 1,000 skater* from eight southern states, will re­ present the Southern Region at the North American Cham­ pionships scheduled July 27Aug. 1 in Portland, Ore. 5 M e Raneys Lose To Builders Skate City Club To Enter Match U - D O - I T Looking for the best w arranty... It's Comedy With The Score 23-6 By United Pre*e ln tern all»«*l Chattnnouga went run crazy In the South Atlantic League Thursday night and hurird Knoxville under a 23-6 score. A t this opposite end o f the scoring scale, league-leading Augusta shaded second-place Macon, 1-0. Lynchburg best Charlotte 6-j in the other Sally League game as Nash­ ville at Asheville was reined out. Chattanooga got 20 hits and scoeed in all hut two innings in the rout o f Knoxville, which absorbed a 23-1 lambasting by Macon last year. The lookouts* Adolfo Phil­ lips set a new league record by scoring six runs und team­ mate Pat Corrsli-s drove in six runs. T h , 7Ut fans at Knoxville hooed when Chattanooga scor­ ed once in the first inning, fuur times in the sound and seven lim e* in the third. After that, said on* obeerver, the fane “ started seeing the fun­ ny side o f it" and tha boos turned to cheers. N O R D IC AUTO A IK CONDITION Ell M99 Plus 2 Y r, Initallatiun Factory v u ia k t s fill If! It's Arnnrica’s lonqpst now-car warranty— 5 y«ari of 50,000 miles.* When othor warranties are done, Valiant’! will still havu 3 years to run. It’s yours at no extraciiarfle,tods Looking for low price... VALIANTS GOTH! 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M Phones: 838*6101, 838*6102 CO N G R ATU LATIO N S Hotel Cocktail Lounge P LA ZA "Smartest Styles In Ladisa Apparel" JU M PER S BEST W ISHES Jackson's M init Market To AH The Contestant* OPEN For The Mlse Flame Contswt Carl Lommier Longwood, Fla T T IL T D*ys A LONGWOOD 11 LONGW OOD S H O P P IN G PLAZA CENTER S E M IN O L E HARDW ARE Week PLAZA (Senoy Holding Corp.) Congratulations . . . . Exciting Events! To The Community Of Longwood Greased Pig Contest Your Personal Bank (Whoever Catches It Keeps I t ) W IN T E R PA R K FEDERAL Saving* ft Ix>an Association 1QMN OFFICE • flew England *t Knowle* This Entire • Winter Park MEMBER OF F. L D. C. NORTH BRANCH • Corner • Program Sponsored By Time ft Temperature Fern Park C IT Y Concession Stands Open of VOLUNTEER Serving Hot Dog*, Chicken Dinners Cold Drinks, Etc. LO NGW O O D FIRE DEPT Donation Ticket Prizes Awarded Each Hour Glorious Pyrotechnic W ith Cooperation O f 4 1 , The City O f Longwood LONGWOOD BUSINESSMEN Invites atl of you to our Gala Celebration f J C IVIC KENNEL and SO CIAL v O R G A N IZ A T IO N Display! PLENTY OF CLUB * Fun lor Everyone ★ Concessions ★ Something Exciting Happening Every Minute! l �* By Abigail Von Burnt irs. ue/mtae ntertains House Guest Mr*. Handera w ill appliques, hell a e n t e r ar­ epead errand day* hcra be­ rangement o# flow ers ranging Beach. fore proceeding to Washing­ ton, D. C. fo r n visit. The ton table, covered with an exquisite pink organdy cloth embossed with plnh satin from shades o f galoot gink to im post fnechla. The center­ piece waa flanked by fnechla tapers In sllrar candelabra. A con vm etten piece was the frow n ice minis tare boat that floated in the punchbowl and reminded gueata that Mr*. D lngftlder and Mrs. Flinders will bo traveling companions to Europe Hi the near futur*. Mr*. F. E. Koumiilat greet­ ed gueata at tha door and Mr*. Arthur Coray o f Orlando, Mrs, Donald Jones, Mr*. V oll* W il­ liams, Jr. *nd Mr*. John Mor­ gan served punch during the afternoon and wore assisted by Mrs. W . J. Toll, Mrs. Ed­ win Epitcln and Mrs. Irving Pryor. Around 100 guest* called between tha hour* o f 3:30 to 3:30 o’clock. South America Destination For Miss Robinson Miss Shirley Robinson, d*ti­ ghter o f Mr. end Mrs, Merrill L. RoMnson left this week fo r 8toney Point, >t. Y . fo r a month o f itudy end orienta­ tion before sailing fo r San Juan, Costa Rica. In Coita Rica, Miss Robin- I N A N IM A TE D CONVERSATION, Mra. Ger­ trud* Dingfelder, right, ia pictured here with her house guest, Mra. Olive Flanders, during the tew at the Dingfelder home Wednesday after­ noon. (Herald Photo) IN TH E GOOD ole’ days the girls were wearing bathing suits such as the ones worn yesterday by Lake Mary Club women at the Capri. Pictured here are Mrs. Richard Davidson, Mrs. William Shattuck, Mrs. Frank Leone and Mra. Olan Boutwell. (Herald Photo) D E A R A B B Y : l a m a 14-year-oM t o y with 11,458.50 in tha bank. I suppose yon think that makes msrich. W e ll aa fa r as I ’m concerned, 1 am poor, I got $1,000 from a y grandfather fo r ray Mitavah and tbs rest I got fo r birthdays, holidays and making the honor roll. I t all goes righ t in the bank and I am not al­ lowed to touch any o f it. So what kind o f a present is that? I would rather have a bird in the hand than two in the bush. FO U RTEE N A N D BROKE D E AR HONEST: Your story sug­ gests that you are harder than your friend looks, (How does that kind of "honesty” appeal to you?) Better a kind lie than a cruel truth. Or better still, an eloquent alienee. D E AR CURIOUS: I f your w ife was Henrietta Leaver o f Pittsburgh, "The Million Dollar Baby from the Fiveand-Ten Cent Store," ahe was Indeed Mias America o f 1935. Otherwise, she hasn’t a beautiful leg to stand on. Lake M ary Woman’s Club O V E R 35 Y E A R S 20 Lb. Wash (Twice Aa Much Aa A Reg. Washer) A t First A Palmetto (A lo n g sid e old poet e f f k e ) At Capri Luncheon Meet is one that has first or second round control o f all suits so that the Blackwood bidder ia really interested In the num­ ber o f aces his partner holds. Conversely, when a player holds a worthless doubleton In an unbid suit or a suit bid by Ufa Jha W oman Although all men aren't alike, the qualities that at­ tract one man to a girl usu­ ally attract all men. And thal'a why two girls, equally pretty, may find that one has many dates, the other few. H’a easy to figure out which one will appeal to men One lets out to show a man how intelligent she is and the other one sets out to show a man how intelligent HE is. I T W AS R A IN IN G and two oltl-fnshloncd bathIni' beauties found their umbrallua useful an they tip-toed into tho Caprt yesterday for the Lake Mary Woman’s Club program on water safety. Mra. Cnruthern suit waa complemented with red and white striped nocks anil a bonnet trimmed with oatrich feather. Mra. Keith la coy in bloomer atyle atilt with awim cap,and black atockinira and buthing ahoea. (Herald Photo) One o f them la self-con­ scious and 111 at ease, snd the other ia so much at case her­ self she can put the man at ease, too. One o f them laughs often and easily at thu nian'i at­ tempts at humor and the other tries to show him bow clever she is. Engaged Couple Guest Of Honor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J.Power* entertained at a buffet -upper this week far M l.. Ituliy Cohen am! Robert Midgott who** wedding will be an event o f August, Tho Power* home was decurattd with while mum* ami chrysanthemums for tho oc« By Jane Casaelberry caiion. M 'Sgt. anil Mra. Mac McA roa»t turkey dinner, ellGaw o f Albany, tia., and their niuxcd witli two beautifully five thildrvn were guests last decorated cuke*, was served week o f Sgt. and Mrs. John Gee o f 2132 Linden ltd., Tenglewood. Sgt. McUaw ha# Just retired from the. Air Force after 22 years service and he •ml Mra, McGaw stopped en route to California where they will make their horns. Casselberry Personals to the honored guests sud Mr. ului Mrs. Robert A. Cohen, Mr , nj c v i , A TucW, r> „ ... Mr' ■,1'1 M rl' Ern“ t berg, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Youtsey, Mr. uml Mrs, George Jean Crews and Sir*. G. E. Bell, Jr., o f Wilson, N. C. Gifts from the host and hostess were presented to Mis* Cohen and to Mias Crew*, a bride-elect of July, with shifting design prints; TO SAVE MONEY! Compare Our Lower Monthly $S% DACRON — 34% COTTON IF* Majorette »$ 3 » Poplin 1 SA1LTONE P R IN T S J*” wide ........... yd. I I ON N E W C A R F IN A N C IN G ! CU RRENT PR IN TE D T IC K IN G 44" w id e ------- yd. IN TE R E ST FROM N ext To Plnecreat School Duty Mon. .Thru Sat. 9 A .M .- 4 PM. LAU NDER ASIA OPEN 21 HOURS A DAT; Milady’s Shoppe OF F IN E FAB RIC S May W e Suggest Mtdire. Name your pleasure and you wilt Ami it at Liihthousa Cove where nothing ha* been over­ looked for vour comfort ami enjoyment. P R IV A T E BEACH — 300 feet (no street to cross), king sirs* swimming pool, shufflehoard courts, 9 -hole putting green, water skiing, skin-diving. DEEP SEA FISHING... you are right at Pompano dock* of worldfamous sport fishing fleet. FREE G0LF1. . -Two 18 - bole par 72 Championship Course*. Play unlimited . . . play every day. FREE TENNIS!.. .Unlimited play. Beautifil new COFFEE SHOP, aerving breakfast and lunch un­ til 3:00 p.m. Planned activities end entertainment. OciMfrist flficiencf 1473 te JS SO per yirsu, double euupiscy. Octtalrtsl Hofei b i n 14 N ti U 09 per finis, double luufiscy. Stpinte VHIti h im u te 5) 04 00 ftr dry. F A Irfox PEZOLD r v v / RfSORI MOUL and APJb . P 0 Boi 2B/4 POMPANO ft BEACH. FLORIDA M AIL COUPON TODAY FOR BROCHURE ADDRESS. MEMBER F.UJ.C. , CALL air - conSiileneg tccsmmeditioai, tick silk private balcony tirirlioking setin. r R ALPH % RATE TO P A Y On One of them has a low and one clicks with men and the pleasant voice and the other other doesn't talks continuously in a voice pitched to drown out any in­ terruption. One of them seems to shine with cleanliness from her glistening hair to hrr well manicured hands and the that you sc* the *M other overlooks small groom­ Rambler Display St ing details. 301 W. 1st. SL for th* One of them Is easy to get Biggest Ruy O f Your along with and the other one never seems to b* having a Lifetim e! III g b e s t very good time. Trade-Ins Are Being One of them talks about Offered N ow l herself all the time and the other encouragei the man to do most of the talking, but B IL L H E M P H ILL so subtly that he doesn’t rea­ MOTORS lize he's doing it. Those are Just a few of the 301 W. First SL reasons why two girls can share beauty honors and yet Mrs. John Miller and children Csrul and Johnnie o f Roswell, N. M., will arrive this week­ end to spend some tiro* with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Wright on Magnolia Ave. Mrs. Miller is the former Martha W righL Mlsa Patsy Kadcr, daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. John Ksder, has as her house guest, Miss Pat Gioenl of Queen's Village B U Y IN G A N E W C A R ? LET US F IN A N C E IT ! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose Shift Into Comfort By Ruth M illetf Personals 36 MONTHS 17th St. Attendant o The hand that really cries A t Indoor Picnic Each Token Ia Good For One a for the Blackwood convention Join Members , • By Oswald Jacoby Several Guests : W O LF H EAD TO K E N S Q A . ’ (Lim it 4 Per Fam ily) * DEAR A B B Y : My w ife claims she was MISS AM ERIC A o f 1935. 1 would like to know if she really was. Can you tell me 7 CURIOUS Makes Big " Splash’’ For All Week Beach Party J U N E S P E C IA L ! DEAR FO U R TE E N : You may be 14, but you’re far from broke. Don’t compare buck* ___ ire aa bird with a buck. A buckin the bank could be worth two In the hand. And it’s not so apt to fly away. fc Rainbow Girls M aking Plans A group o f pretty, young ranted for th« week beginning Sanford girls hav* been sit­ July dth and all needed now Is money “ in the kitty" to buy ting around In huddles this grocerlea for tha three good wssk drssmlng up fund-rals- square meals a day that will ing projects. The girl*, Iden­ be prepared by the girl*. tified by their new, blue cot­ While living at the beach, ton sweaters with "Rainbow the girls will b* functioning Girls’* across tha front hav* ae an Assembly and there will be atudy period* Jn prepara­ almost decided on s Bake 8al* tion for proficiency teats to In town this weekend provid­ bo given later In July. They ing the proper place fo r the also will to preparing for In­ •ale can be arranged. The luccess o f the sale and itiation. They will attend Church any other project la Impor­ S H IR LE Y ROBINSON tant as It w ill help defray « • services In s body and on Sun­ son will fufther her language prnB*i when, In a group head­ day, the 7th, will b* ho*tenses study before final assignment ed by mother advisor, Kath­ to a big family dny picnic. to Bolivia, South America aa a Among those going to the leen Reynold*, they spend an eagerly-awaited vacation to- beech a r» Carol Thomas, Pam teacher under the Methodist Board o f Missions, South gather at New Smyrna Beach. Hamilton, Linda Conn, Glenda A beach house baa been Alhert, Nickl Smith, ilrrky American division. Mlse Robinson Is a graduate Allen, Susan Htein, Premia Itnncw, Linda Adcock, Busan o f Now York University at Peal, Judy Lavender, Joy Oswego, N. Y . and fo r the Puggar, Jenn Masters, Kathy past six years she has been Sloan, Gcri Ann Warlike, Jo a teacher at Norwood KleRandan, Anna Aiken, Tam mentary School in St. Peters, Reynolds, Panclle Wright, Su­ burg. Recently, she was honored sie lialbarh, Shirley Htumpf, Vicki Royd, l ’am Patterson by Christ Methodist Church The June meeting of the In St. Petersburg as the first and Maxine Stuwt-11. Pilot Club o f Sanford was an Chaperones will Include member o f that church to go "indoor" picnic held Tuesday Mrs, Reynolds, Miss Bars into tha Mission Field, She night at the home o f Mrs. W right, Mrs. Richard Conn expects to teach music and George Stine with Mrs. Rich­ and Mrs. Kenneth Bamlun. English. ard Elam aa co-hostess. Delicious b o x e d chicken dinners were served to mem­ bers and guests who were two representatives of the Anchor Club, Gerl Dietrich, presi­ dent, and Dlanns Lipsey, treasurer, and three mem­ bers o f the Orlando Pilot Club organization, Mrs. Margaret Stannsh, Elizabeth Wlntcle and Helen Keyes. During n short business n ettin g, the newly formed safety committee presented plana o f work and project a for the coming year. Preliminary plans for a fashion show and afternoon o f cards were dis­ cussed a n d a committee named. "Com m ercial slogans or by-lines" waa Ihe fun pro­ gram presented by Felice Swanson. IT'S A S H IF T Y SEASON. Olil and young are Members present were the unquestionably making the shift the most pop­ M a e s , Raymond Ball, Joel ular item this Summer. Dreaming up the "moat Field, $ . E. Chapman, Gor­ novel look" ia part o f the fun, too, ami here two don Swain, J. T. Collins, Mor­ teenagers, Linda DcMattio, left, and Geri Ann ris Ferguson, S. P. Fowler, Warnke select a pattern and team It up with David Gatchel, John Hodge, jmrky, blight fabric at Milady's Shoppe on Park Jerry Jcrnigan, John LamAve. (Herald Photo) bertsoa. Ralph Ray, George Stine, H. A. Swanson, Marvin Williams, Esther R ive, Shir­ ley Secord, Sue Stevenson, D E A R A B B Y : I ’m tk k o f all this talk about helping people to ’’come back**. W hat about those o f us who have always been okay? Who helps us? I was married to an alcoholic for 15 years and finally divorced him. Now another aleoholie is ruining my life. 8he came to work here three months ago. I was nice to her. 8he confided that she was an aleoholie and a member o f A .A . I told the oth­ ers In the office because I thought they had a right to know. You should see how they reacted! You’d think she was a saint or something. She started dating an important man in the office. (Divorced.) One day in the lounge a girl said to her, ’’You don't look like you’ve ever had a drink in your life.” It was more than I could stand, so I told her the truth. I said, "Y ou look hard and you’ ve earned it." She ran out crying, and hasn’t been to work since. N ow no one in the office speaks to me. I was taught to be truthful, Abby. What has happen­ ed to the world, anyway 7 I'm for honesty. Am I wrong? H O NE ST A N D ALO N E 3 - lt lt or AND ASK JIM FOR, ____ DOUCETTE DATE OF VACATION ft �■ £nbudainm ani J>oh fve h ip w • n fa r l fm ll 9n Jfte $an$ohd Clhtta Jane 28, '63 — Pert 8 W eekend T e le v isio n Movieland W ill Feature 'Dr. No' ( I ) chrlgtesher 12:20 111 Film Pare I D Ora' Roberts The much-publicized fiction I *hip o f Eddie’s Father." I n . with Elvia P m l f f . and “ Last 8:89 (t> W i r i i P s w n ir t (l lUeobell— •l> ADC Uvenlac n#p#rl James Bond, otherwise color. starring Glenn Ford; I o f the Bad Men,” starring 1:1* (1) Herald ef Truth ( ( ) i'h. « .sews ( t ) Hlar A the Story known aa Secret Agent 007 ‘Girls, Girls, Girls,” in color, |George Montgomery. 0:19 ( I ) Magi* Woesnls la 1:19 l u lls of ley •parts and atarrlng Sean Conner/, (3l Iteeeball— 0:10 ( I ) M il -Fla. N vealai Clove, at Chle. has coma to the screen in depart 1.09 (1) Directions ‘II «• ) * * * * * "D r. N o” and ia the top fea­ *:!! tit l-euee A Anvners 8:10 (*> Weather S.fS (St Hummer Theatre ture Sunday, Monday and ttl BacSelsr father l i l l i l l Championship Ilrldge Tueaday at the Movieland 0;ta (It Pperts 1:11 (*t Hoy Koaere Femur# Oita ttt n h *: Ktw* Drive-In Theatre. (tel (1) Cleveland open llolf tat This Je Oelf Tournament Co-featured w ill be *Man tiaa (It The defeei ( I ) Flight I I ) Ostieer Balletla from the Dlner’a Club," atar­ t:0d t « ) (lolden Age of Holly■eeri • ->d rlng Danny Kaye, In Ita first tit Air Tewer ID Victory at tea T ill lit Walter Creahtts — Sanford showing. e.ld til Major Adame, TrailIt ewe master Wednesday and Thursday f i l l (It 1st. Showtime ( I ) Ted Mack Amateur (It Maverick fa re at Movieland Includes Hour ( I ) dawhlte (31 llullwlnkle "Jack the Giant Killer/ In 9:10 U t Kobln Hoot I II (It The Twentieth Cantile ( I ) atsg Along With color, starring Kerwln Math­ tury Mitch (It lu lls of Ivy ews, and “ C o m a n c h e ro s in (9) neats 99 • 31 Meet the rreea tit T »s niatatsaes color, starring John Wayne. I IS tit Death Valley Days 9.19 ( I ) I’m Ilk-kens — lie's (I t Freho A triple feature is slated Peaster I D Newacepa fo r Friday and Saturday, July 9:89 (91 Altrsa Htteheeeh T i l C l l.nelgn <t Tools Hour 6-0. These will be “ The Court<11 Has Hunt (It Pries Is dlaht <(l Ideals 9:19 III TT Basest atrip 1 II ID WeaAaelal W eed #1 10:Otl t:t Jack l‘asr Hlixw Color te le (It Ittg Htnry (It Dens la. the Menaoe IA N FLEMING'S fnmoua Secret Airent 007 o f (t l Krewltaeee <D The Jeteone fiction, known to million* aa James Bond, comes It.99 (It ABC Plant Btpset ■ II <(< Fd gulllvan Show (It Mtwscepe < l) Jane Wyman Show to the ncreen for the first time in the person (9) C hanel I Wewsreew I 31 I D Car 91 — Where Ara of Sean Connery in “ Dr. N o," United Artists title III Mlit-KlorMa Newe Toll H i l l <11 8ports Pine) Technicolor release running Sunday, Monday (I t Hun.ley M int title (It Weather I t : * Movlo M IAM I (U I’ I ) - A small, se­ ami Tuesduy at tiie Movieland Drive-In Theatre. 11:11 (It Chanael I Theater I oo ( I ) Itonante lect field of IS to 20 sharply(91 NeUpweea Meet# I I ) Tha Rail MeCepo CeesUete I I I III O .L Theater tuned power boats w s r e 11:19 (8) Tea lie 19:V* C l Hhow of Meek scheduled to barrel out of the ( I ) Candid camera harbor here today on the first 11:19 9l What's My D i e SATURDAY A- M. ID Free, kennedy'a leg of the annual Miami-Bim­ 9 99 (9! Bee «• Visit In Loudon 1:9* 19) Orowere Almease ini race. 11:11 ID Newteepe "Hud,” opening Sunday at of Americana. He chafed at 7:10 tit Deputy Dog Variety ( * v llerrp Heaeener The boats raced across the 1.91 (It Cesstaews Nswg News the Bits Theatre and running rtatrictlons, laughed atthardchoppy Gulf Stream, kicked 8:»9 III Acroie the Kenee . (It Mli-PlA. Bawa •hip, and built tha mightiest ( I ) CarteeavUle through Wednesday, itara Faul 11:19 III Pete* Oaaa up to three and four-foot cattle empire in the world. 9:11 (It One Way Mirror 11:19 (It Ch. Nine Theater waves by brisk winds all Newman in the title role and He la today tha only producer 9:99 III Doe! Morning I 19 (• ) Hollywood Movie i l l Super Cer Cavalaade week, and were to end the gbes a valuable Insight into of a major agricultural com­ (It C*pU ksntareo first half of the race SO miles the people and traditions of modity who haa never asked 1:19 II) d u ll A Ready MONDAY A- M. away on the island of Bimini. the Southwest. In addition to for government help and haa 19:91 9) Alois A the Chip■uahe d l l id) Olga oa Among the favorites to cop being the story of Hud, a very (9) Mr. Magee rejected it when offered. 1:11 ID Btga Oa overall honors are Johnny unusual and brutal Individual, n Lewie 9:11 (91 drees A P a r * B e Such a man Is Homer Ran- ( M l( I )IIIn aBlag Lee eerie part Bakos, St. Cloud, who won It also shows rather power­ non, played brilliantly by Mellit Mighty Meuse Play­ I IS ( I ) college ef the Air this year's Miami-Nassau fully the motivations behind vyn Douglas. Ilomcr Hannon house t i l III Today the men who forged great cat­ ttl auyermsu eat Operation Alphabet marathon race. is In his eighties, falling in 11:99 fit Purr 1:99 ( I ) Perm. Marker Ba­ tle empires out of desolate The skippers will have I I) dla Tie Tla mind and body. In hit youth he re rt ( I ) Csrloonlee about 48 hours to repair boats prairie land. 1:11 ( I ) gists Bewa aag was known at “ Wild-Eyed 11:11 III Make Hoorn Per The Southwest was settled Weather before starting back to Miami Daddy Hannon” an epithet which in­ v:«s i n Today I I) Roy Regers on the last leg of the race at by strong men who aeeptrd dicates he was as lusty and M S III Countdown New* ( » ) lleanle A Cecil hardship as a condition o f life. 1:11 t l) Mlehle'e Ueayel Tima 10 a.m.. Sunday. virile aa an cowboy. 1I:M ( I ) Mr. W'learA I II ( I ) Mlekey Betas Shew Their rugged, forbidding land (It Pky Blag ( I ) CapL Kangaroo His ton Hud la not such a (1) Bags Bus ay posed a challenge to them. I M (It weather sad Bawa man. llud, played with greet Tonite’s The N ile I II (It Today They liked the feeling of SATURDAY P. M. force and virtuoalty by Paul (It Car to a villa T o Go Out T o A space, freedom, and harmony I Id i l l Jaeh Lataee Phew Newman, hat the attltudea o f 11:11 (t ) Magie Land ef AllaM ode 1 I 1 (t l American llletery with their land, crops and ani­ kasam a slick city dweller— not a cat­ 1:19 i ll Kemper deem (It Men Into Rp.v-e mals. The cattleman was, and • II (It Oall norm Skew tleman. Tha heritage o f tha ( I ) Cllit News Robert still Is, the most independent II:IS I I ) Bey Wkoa | O \J l C v O t \ r f Trout Texas Panhandle means abso­ (It Caleadar I t 'l l ( I ) lUoouall— RIDE-IN T H t A l R E (It Cartoon Capers lutely nothing to him. He pre­ Rooton at W. T. TV RENTAL 1:11 ( I ) My Prised Pllrka fers a Cadillac to a horse, oil 1’ IIO N K F A 2-1218 <11 Not For Hire • Salea • Servlet witla to cattle, and women to 1:11 I I) Championship W res­ TONITF. A SAT. tling everything else. Laws mean ( I ) ilareball— nothing to Hud— all he la con­ F A 2-1928 A Clare, at Chla. Zenith Color TV Salea 1:11 III gports Thrills cerned with is hla own aelfC AR LO AD 2000 Sanford Ava. live III <Jn«»l fo r Adventure LONDON (U I 'I ) - An un gratification. (It Navy Film of th# T lt ir i.K F E A T U R E identified man, described <as V aak I Id III World of Kpeed white • haired And 1:1- Id) Hoy Rogers Feature small, NO. 1 A T 7:13 O N LY NOW 1:00 (P| llolf Tourney ilrm e d in tuxedo and black “ C A N Y O N R IV E R ” TH R U 1:10 (21 Movie— "Mr. II#" hat, tried to (teal a klsi from I ee <li Kalelduernpe HAT. George Montgomery—Color 1:0# lit Wide World ef ITinrras Margaret at en­ Hporte trance to the Sadler'*, Wells NO. 2 A T 9:30 O N LY (It It's The I * * 9 I I « ) Ch. I News B a l l e t Theater Wednesday ( I ) Fla. Pishing — lien night. I t Jsd d c B e s e t) Taylor 9:11 II) Oasis A Harriet He wa* pushed atide by a 9:11 ( I ) Can. Pla. - Wash. SU N D A Y THRU W E D N E SD A Y theater official. Report A D U LT E N T E R T A IN M E N T ( I ) Nevirope Without a word, /the man NO CHILDREN OK S TU D E N T TIC K E TS HOLD 9:10 I I I Mr. Ft itepped into the (frowd outADMISSION 80c notacts# 9 It tit Hander Vanocur’e ilile the theater, Jwavrd hit Report SHOWS A T 1:08 - 1:00 - 3:08 - 7:08 - 9:88 I ’l l ( I ) Ctn. Pla gheweaea hat once, imiled and walked 1:00 (It Our Lotnhardo off Into the nighc. It) Plying Doetar NO. 8 A T 11:20 O NLY 1.10 (It Lucy - Dael Comedy Hour “ D IAM O ND HEAD” I I ) The (lallant Mas Charlton llratoa It) Ham tlenadlct COLOR I It ( I ) Defenders The Chiefs downed tha Reb­ 1:11 (It llnaienenny ( I ) Joey Bishop ghow el* 13-9 In th a ^ ’ eewee league 1:19 (It Bet Bight Movies to taka theiri third straight I.SI (It Imwrtnra W eib 1:99 ID Haas Qua Will Tra­ win. Tolly Frank wa* the win­ a — DIG D A Y S — 8 vel ning pltfhcrJ Tlie box score: 10:09 I I ) I H I Am. Football S TA R T IN G S U N D A Y Chief* ) 1 2 1 2 7 13 Coachea Oama ( I ) flaatmoha Rebela I B i l l 0 9 19:91 (It Maha That Ipara I’ LK ASK N O T E . . . K M (It BaL Bight BAaw Due to length o f this film ( I ) MIA-Pte. Hews and to enabln you to nee (It Ch. 9 Bawa thin etching nhow from 19:19 ( I ) Hollywood Meela the beginning . . . “ Dr. No” CavalaaAs Rear L a 'ie I'lratea, drveand 94:18 (9) Ch • ill show once only startout In full tiniform, w ill maka fB U M T P .II. Miami-Bimini Race Begins 'Hud' Featured At Ritz Theft O f Royal Kiss Thwarted Seminole T V $1.00 I D ff (Hr j f ChiefH TaHc Third Drive Sfet ing at 9.15 P. M. DOUGLAS FWRICH NEAL BRMflION aeW UE S U N D A Y P . M. U 99 ( I ) Patth tee Teday lomestead C gjk. ( I ) Ho CLOSING OUT W illie FcikeB It BUYERS W AN TE D IM M E D IA TE LY — DEALERS WELCOME — CASH OR TERMS. 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News 1:91 lit lufftlme C ) People Will Talk lit Password III l >>i la Court 1:31 (31 Tha Doctor* (II Art UahlMtae (It Jen* Wyman Praeenl* I I I ( I ) Lurella Teaag Shew (It To Tall Tka Truth (It Quaes f*e a Day 1:!0 I3t You Don't Hty III Who Oo Voa Trsat I II (It Deaglaa Bdwarda with Ike Bawa 111 Th* F.lga of Sight 1:11 ( I ) Tka Malck Dams (It American Raadetead (It Herrel Htorm I II (It Make Beam far Reddy <(t Millionaire ( I ) Rleeovery ' l l 1:11 ( I ) American Newsstand e l l ( I ) NBC newt 3:»l III Chet-kmale II) Tke Uevt ef Oreeeke I d Uncle Mall I II lit ganla Claus 1:11 ( I ) Rurna A Alien Id) Deputy Detvg 9:11 (9) Waalkae Skew Court Rejects Suit By Burns JACKSONVILLE (U I’ I) Judge Albert Graeule hai ruled that Mayor Haydon Rurm' libel nut against a political opponent did not meet the neceuary require­ ment!. hut ha left the door open for an amended <ult and kjvc Burn* to days to change his $730,000 action agaimt for­ mer City Councilman John Lanahan. The suit wai filed after Lanahan bouglil newspaper ad* during the rare for the mayor's ifa t, which liurni won. He charged that the adi wrre libeloui. Time Bomba D ALLAS, Tag. (N E A ) Eddie Le-Baron li going to help coaeh the receivers as well aa throw to them when tha Dallas Cowboy* open training eamp in July. A fter studying tha pas* catchers in game movies, LaBaron says: Th* thing I'va noticed about different rareivara In the letgua ia rather than breaking at, say 12 yards downfleld each time, they might break at 11 on* time and I I th* nexL “ My main hep* la that w* can get our timing sat.” M IA M I l^EACH ( U P ! ) — Newly erow-nad light heavy­ weight chainpion W illi* Pas­ trana Intendjs to hold onto hia tills as lonig aa poaalbla. An­ gelo Dundee^, Pavtrano's man­ CLEVELAND ( U P I ) - T h « like a few ruon-titl* fights bahighlight* of the final two fore ha ri>k\a hia crown. round* of th# $110,000 Cleve­ land Open thlo weekend will be televised by Sports Net­ HOLLYWOOD (U P1) - work, Inc., to approximately Yvonne da Carlo and Dale 130 stations across tha nsRobertson, iW the defunct tiun. A ir time for Saturday's "W ells Fargo’", television ser­ third round Ulacast is 8 to 6 ies, will play i the romantic p.m. EDT. Sunday’s telecast leads la “ InviitsUoa to s will run from 5 to 8:30 p.m., Hsngln EDT. Open On T V Two To l * a d L A U N D R Y & CLEANERS 8 R O Y A L P L A ZA 17-92 * W . Horatio - - M AI I L A N D L I T Y • SERVICE Q UM A jlJ IN D IV ID U A L LAU N D R Y SERVICE {r FOR THE BEST IN 4] 1 LA U N U R \> ft DRY C LE ANING 304 W. U t. Oppoalt* Goodyear SANFO RD FLO W E R SHOP Car. H. let A l i i f w l A m FA 2-1822 FA a a — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT — I U I CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAM DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sweet as a sat) Looking for tom eon* who'd been to Spencer's lately to tell me what they had for din­ ner ami ran into one o f the personages belter k n o w n around hero who said, ''Shall I tell you what I had to drink?” Weil, you have to ad­ mit, Spencers has every­ thing . . . you ran slap in for a drink, or dinner, lunch, banquet, whatever you bav* in mlml . . . and feel at ease in every situation. It's Just that k i n d of comfortable place. a a a Here's something for you parents who've been looking for something to do together with the kids . . . a parantyoungstrr league will start next Monday evening at tb* Jet Lanes . . . there's a meet­ ing at 8:30 for interested fa­ th ers o n , mother daughter, father-daughter or motherson combos. All you have to do la to gat down there for tha meeting . . . if you need any instructions or pointers prior to beginning the lea­ gue, John Spolskl will be more than glad to help you. Sound* like a great idea for th* summer when time be­ gins to weigh heavily oa the bands. YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a feat dalleacy (he way wa f>m d * * * * * " * N0T C H O I C E (DaaUl Lakster Tall* gad Royal Red Mrhaa) FROG *2 * LEGS Fantead la Melted Itattar UNDER THR VMRRRLLA * A Variety Of Fla* Chaasea end Meg Ta Rgjoy While W * Prepare Yana DAN UR TO GOOD MUSIC KVRRY NIGHT ftaath French Ave. Saaferd Phone FA 2-6681 Buffet Uniimitedl MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 A.M. to 2 PJL $|35 Dan Carpenter# M iialagiat, m w year favaelta drink In anr ewektall COCKTAIL HOUR D A IL Y S U T P J l Dance to tko Manic of The Populaires Friday and Saturday Niton, • to 12. Jack Rosanna Atcerdiea Paal Caakay Raaa Fiddle Fata N E X T T O M ELODRB M A T I N G ONOKA ROAD. S A N FO R D — ♦NO W A IT IN G FOR L A N E S * GUARANTEE! I f ysa have to wait far a las* • any sight . w*R hoy YOU AND YO U R P A R T Y A FREE C O K1I FREE N U R H K K Y ...........F R E E HOW LING LEASONR M E L0 D E E R o l l e r , Where skating: is FUN for Mom, Dad and the Kids O PEN SU N D AY M IXE D DRINKS FAC KAG E — Mantle Return Set July It NEW YO RK (U P I ) — Micki-y Manil*, almost aa good aa new again, put hla crulchta away today and planned to be back In th* New York Yan­ kees’ lineup on July I I . Dr. 8idney Gaynor, tha Yan­ kee*' team physlciaan, said after taking X-raya Wednes­ day ha was amazed at how rapidly Mantle's brokaa left foot had healad. “ Tha X-ray* showed sur­ prisingly fast healing,” Gay­ nor said, “ and he should be ready to play again after th* All-Star Gam* to b* playad in Cleveland on July 9. Th* cast was removed from Mantle's foot, which h# broke on June 3 when his spikes eaJght in a fence during a gam* at Baltimore, .. COMBINATION PLATTER Council O f 100 Backs Bond Issue (1 ) 23” Zenith dual apeak#r whiaut Lowboy w. t. .................. ..... 269.95 ^ a Out at the Capri where they really had e show yesterday . . . The Lake Mary Woman's Club met for lunch dretoed In old fashioned bathing aulta to emphasis* water a a ( • 1 y month which is this month . . . the Capri Is * popular spot for Navy parties too . . . VAil-11 had a ''humdinger,” last Saturday night, ia th* words of Manager Joy. Th* Lions banquet was there this week too and they had a fine night out. Tha Capri ' has some of the best facllUitg in town for these affairs. s e e Yesterday was also Flo’s first day back at the Caribc from her vacation . . . had a wonderful lim# traveling throughout the itatg *o she'll probably have aom* interest­ ing talcs to tell. Site says there'* a new sign on the wall . . . says that tha Hide­ aways, Peg, BUI and R u m , are featured at the lounge on Friday night* . . . Why not .top in there and see them after doing your Friday night shopping . . . or before for that matter. You can also sat until 8 p.tn. The Caribe is right down town ami you can spend your whole evening here without wasting any lime. ST. PETERS11URG (U I 'I ) a • a —Th* czecutlve committee of Club Diamond has a com­ the Florida Council of 100 has plete menu now, from ham­ gone on record lupporling tha burgers to iteaks and sea­ govcrnor'i bond lim a for foods . . . all cooked by your higher education and a apace hostess Dottle Palmer, who age seminar in Central Flor­ puts in her lima la th* hot ida that would attract top kitchen to keep the customers brain* from acruat the na­ happy . . . fish fry every tion. night . . . all you can eat, ind After adopting tha rraolu spaghetti dinner* on Friday tioni, the comrolttr* discuss and Saturday aveningi. Ray ed'sending an Industrial talk Palmer, writ known ex-Navy fore# into northern ita tci to chief and bartender about attract morn Induitry for town, is your host and the Florida. Palmers a rt looking forward to seeing some of their old friends at the Club—open on Sundays, rememtier. a a a 219.95 . Certified T V FROM Well, hem I am back tfo ln after n abort stay la the hoepitnL It's rood to bo hem, nHhoofb mjr enbititute, Jean Warlike, did each a food job Uet week. I ll have to admit the air conditioning up them felt pretty good. Rut there are air conditioned places I'd much rather b e . . . for instance: DINING Cbdb (Diamond “T H E A R E A 'S 8 P A K E U N G N1TE 8P O T * Naw Under Management Of Bay Pnlaier - U JLN. R e t And Dot tie P aten t U W Y. 17-02 - SOUTH OP D EBARY “ W illie” is back - on Sundays H IG H B A L L S _____ 50c B E E R _______ _____ 35c P IZ Z A STEAKS SPA G H E TTI FISH FRY ON FRIDAYS SEAFOOD �' ■ • * Gemini Strip M ay Be Space-Age Dirigible Ugol Notkt Ugol Notkt a r A n em i a o r a m a im a v rs r a v n o a m a n a n cu s m ow n or ■ U IM L B C SV I T T a m w a n e l x awn t o csesrratv ■ T n n n w a , n a an s, awn nsostrs a r w a r . »* tub etwerrr twrar am tsiii wixrsa jrniriAL ms. errr ar awo row news* w o tw r o r w T T . f l o w ns a. r w a s t r u t wo. satao SUFFOLK ■ FRANK LIX flATe 1XOO BANK Ftalatlft XOTTCB U H EhEBT OIV. va. EX that after ■ public hear- FREDERICK X MORAN. at n Dofendante. Id*, the Hoard of County Seminole a w k v d r o v ir n c a o r i r r r CAPE C AN AVERAL (U P I) to two weeks, to try out tech­ ed when the Gemini eapsule Co nunIeel stl era ef tw Coaaty. rtorlda. did, on the —Tim U. 8. Space Agency el- niques that will be importeto turned eut to be a Mercury n th day of June, A. D. till, J. KOR­ ready U calling Ha » « w G e n ­ la later flight* to the moon. dttly adopt, s resolution va- TVSi FREDERIC K peuto only bigger. They ratine a a j abandoning and AN and RUTH H. KOR­ ial orbital chip the “ SpaeeBut tbo long-range future AN. hie wife saw tha same technical de­ rtnoonelns tho rlahta of a*mi- RKlIDKVCKi In an unknown Age DC-3.** A more aomber o f the Gemini capsule la a nnla Coenty and tha Public in atata or country other ituplckm la that K may t a n bit murky. Until the decision ficiencies — the blunt-shaped and lo eortoln streets. roads than the State of Florida, apd rlahta of w»y tfeocrlbed ao out to be a apace-aga dirigi­ waa mad* to dose out pro­ configuration, the parachute follow*: and mailing address being: U. g. Naval Recruiting 1. that portion o f Blavlm je c t Mercury, t h e Space ble. tding. The Space Agency Station Street ao ebown on tho Agency had said lit tie about B y way o f famUiariiatloa, Buffalo, Xaw York plat of Vlavla Forme, ac­ baa tried to equip the GeaaTou are hereby notified quickie leaaoo la aviation Gamlnt. la fact, until Webb'a ini with a flexible wiag, tort cording to plat thereof that a Complaint In foreclose recorded In Plat Honk a. hlatory la la order. The DC-3 DC-3 remark, the new pro­ the results to far h a rt been a certain mortgage encum­ page ST. Public Records la an airplane popularly re- gram had been almort devoid considerably less than suc­ of Seminole County. Flor­ bering the following described ida from Ita Interaction real property, lo-wltl rred to aa the "Gooaey- o f that organisation’! Madi­ cessful. toil I. Block B, COUNTRY with Hu rbe k ■ t r * a t. bird/* Ha Uhutrioua Ufa U son Avenue penchant for the CLUB M ANOR UNIT NO. aortbeaatarly to the Kaet This m ay be tha dead-end 3. ar cording to the put lino of Lot S of anld plat. perbapa beat aumned up by glowing deacrlpUv*. weakness that will send the Ihereuf aa recorded I* X That cartels nnnnme.l is. tbo ai-pllot who called the I’lat Honk 12, Pngt> f l Gemini spaceship the way o f foot rlaht or way extendand Tf, Public Rerorda of Now, H teems, the Space DC-3 lim ply "the beat damn­ Ins alone tha eaalerly the dirigible eventually. Hrmlnole County. Florida, tinea or Lott 1 and I to Agency baa started hitching ed plane ever built." has been filed against you l* Ita Intersection with Via. The dirigible, for tboae too Gemini to another long-neg­ via Street, according to tha nbove-aiylrd suit, and you Gemini's hopes for a future plat of Slavln F am e re- are required to serve a copy young to recall, waa an exotic lected program, an earth-or­ aa a space-age DC-3 were your Answer or ether cordad In Plat Booh I, of but highly unconventional biting manned apace atotioa. hardly enhanced by a recent page ST, Public Rerorda Pleading *.» the Complaint ea Plaintiff's Mi,.mays. ANDKR. form of air travel that waa There ia a vision o f Gemini study by scientists o f the of Samlnola County, FlorBOX. K IW I. DEAN. LOWN­ Ida. the rage In the 1330a. Eaaen- capsules shuttling men to and Ford Motor Co. Their work DES'. * van o. i HERO. 222 Down AND ORDERED In llally. it waa a balloon hoisted from a giant space laboratory centered oo methods o f re­ open aeaalun of the Board of East Central Boul-vard, Or­ by llghter-than-alr gaa. Ita on a regular schedule—thus, entering tbs atmosphere after f a u n ty fomnilealonera of lando. Florida, and file Die Answer or other Seminal# County, Florida, on original career waa shortened by ita the space-going DC S. tha tlth Say af Juna, A. D. Pleading In lha office of the apace Journey a. Clark of lha Clreult Court on The hitch ia that, unless ow n dead-end weakneaaea The scientists concluded, ISIS. or before tha Xetfi day nf and by the winged airplane. soma drastic Improvements among other points, that a ( I I A U HOARD OF COUNTY m i l - July. IKS. If you fall to dn eo, a decree pro ronfeeao will A DC-3-veriui-diriglble com­ are made, the goings and wingless craft, o f which Gam­ It tIWI ON Hits. C O U N T Y , l *»• taken against you lor the tIKM! NOI.& parison o f the two-man Gem­ particularly tha comings of in! ia one, needed " a re-entry ’ 're lie f demanded In Ihn Com­ FLORIDA ini apace capsule would aecm Gemini capsules at tha earth path along a precise corri­ B y) Arth ur W. Beckwith. plaint. Thla Notice shall b« publish, Jr. a bit premature, Inasmuch as level will require upwards o f dor" and that “ a slight varia­ ed onie a week for four conIt has not even gotten o ff the 30,000 men per (hot. The tion could althar plunge the Publleh Juna SI. IMS. eerullve weeks In tha Hanford CDJ-ll# Herald ground and will not for an­ problem la one o f recovering vehicle into the atmosphere DATED thla l«th Say a* other year or ao. But Space the astronauts. x o t tc b o r a n o m o v n r Juna. ISIS. too quick, burning it up, or b b s o l i t t o * v a c a t u r a n d (HEAL) Agency administrator Jamca Thara were many on the bounce It away Into aa end­ B B V o r v n v o b i o si r e n r Arthur TV Beckwith, Jet E. Webb made the C-3 re­ technical and engineering le­ less trip through space." NKWIVOLK C O I V T Y AVIS Clerk of tha Circuit court FIO IJC I * AVIS t o (.-SCR. mark, so it bears discussion. vel who criticised the Mer­ By: Martha T. Vlhlra On the other hand, they T i l l B lo w n OF W AT. Deputy Clark Project Gemini is A m e r ­ cury capsule, particularly for said, a spaceship with soma XOT1CB >n HEREBY 01V- Anderaon, Rush. Daaa. ica's next step In manned its bail-shaped construction sort o f wings “ would roquiro KX that aftar a public hear- Lowndta A van dan Barg conquest o f apace. Its Initial that required a return by a lass precise re-entry cor* I s a the Boar! e f County Attorneys and Counsellors aO Commissioners ef Memlnnl* Law task will be lo lift two-man parachute —' a comparatively rldor. Increasing certainty Countr, Florida, did. on lha 232 Eaat Central Bnnleva*4 teams o f astronauts Into inaccurate method of landing. that re-entry could be accom­ 11th day af Juna A. D. IMS. Foot Offlca Boa USB duty adopt ■ resolution vacat­ Orlando. Florida earth orbits for periods of up And these were disappoint- plished successfully." ing and abandoning and re­ Talaphnna 311-IIIt the rlahta ef Heml- Publish Juna M O July *, to Things w i t h wlng^ Jt nouncing noli County and tha Public is. m s . aeema. keep winning. in and lo certain rlphta ef CDJ-114 Dirigibles didn't h a v a way described as follower • That certain unnamed and them. Neither do Gemlai cap­ ■nopeaed la-foot rlaht of i n t u b c i R c r r r r o r a r i f sules. way tylna between lltneha t u b n i n t h j u d i c i a l m a ­ IS. ST. SI and II on the r t IT OF AND FOB IKBSw North, nnd Block* 21. 21. IO L K r n r X T T , FLORIDA. 22 and 42 on the Mouth, I * I'H IM 'R R Y VO. ISIIH M. M. Smith's Hubllrlelon. FE D E R A L NATIONAL X O W k arcordlne to plat there­ OAC.E AMOOCIATIUN, a *0#A of recorded In Plat B»->k poratlon, FI Slut Ito 1, pap* 22. Public lieS PIN D A LE , N. C. (U P I) — experiment to show how much corda of Hemlnnl# County, va. OHOVER f*. BO W U N O . JR. Florida (I, a a ■ railroad Employes o f Spindals Mills o f their wages goes to the and CON8TA.NCB A. BO W . rlaht of way), today received plastic bags of federal government. t. That certain unnamed and Tel NO, Defendant* nnopaned 29-foot rlaht of silver dolleri with their week* Charles II. Reynolds, vies V e n n o r sale way lytna betwaen Rlorka NOTICE IH HERKHT (BTv ly salaries in a management president o f tha textile firm, 21 and 21 on Ilia Weal, and Blocks 2T and 21 on EN that on tha leth lay at July, t>43. at 11:9* A M, at said tha additional money tha East. II. M. Smith's MOSCOW (U P I) _ Soviet Huhdlvlelnn, acenrdlna to lha front door of tha Court equaled the amount of federal reaction to Prcildent Ken­ plat thereof recorded In llnuea o f Memlnola County, nt Plat Book 1. paae 12, Hanford, Florida, tha IKonnr* taxes withheld each week. nedy's visit to West Berlin Public Records of Heml- able Arthur H. Beckwith, J r, Reynoide aald the "eye- has hardened to advance e f Clerk of lha Ctraull Court rule County, Florida. I. That certain unnamed and nf Memlnola County, Florida, opcoter” advance will be repaid Premier Nikita Khrushchev's unopened rlaht of way will offer fnr ails lo tha high. to tha firm over the next countering trip to East Ber­ lylna between Blocks 11 #»t and beet bidder for caelt, 12 and the West, au l nt public outcry, the following lin. MINNEAPOLIS (U P I) — three weeks. Blocks 21 and 22 on the deecrtbed property of lha De­ "W e are using thla means Khrushchev is due In East Fred Wilson, 33, arrested in Kaet. II. II Hmlth'a Hub- fendants drover C, Bowling, dlvlelon, acrordlna to Jr. end Constance A Bowling: Haymond, Minn., on a war­ to dramatise to our fellow Berlin Friday afternoon, but l.ol S. Block 1. NORTH plat thereof recorded In employes tha amount o f mon there waa no information ORtiAXDO 2ND ADDITION, rant charging he fled from Plat Book t. pea* >2. according tn plat thereof Public Records of Meml­ a Florida road gang, con- ey they, and all American available es to when he recorded In Plat Book IX nola County, Florida. wage earner!, mutt pay reg planned to leave Moscow. Pages 12, 21 and IT. Pub­ lemlcd It would be unennsti BONK AND ORDERED In lic ftecvirde of Hemlnot* Western observers said the open eaaslon of lha Board of tutional to send him back to ularly to support the federal County, Florida) Commleeloneta of government with ita millions premier apparently hoped to C o u n t y legated jprison. segregated HemIno! e County, Florida, on together with all structure# lie told a U. S. com m illion o f employe*, ita foreign give­ offset tbe massive morale the 22th day of June, A. D. and Improvement#, than A# thereafter on said land. ill. cr hera ha will fight any ax away, Ita layer upon layer boost Kennedy gave to the t(HEAL) Thla la mada pursuant Aa BOARD OF C O U N T T F inal Deere* of Foraaloeur* tradition' by Florida on these o f bureau*, and ita annual In­ 1.3 million West Berliners entered In lha ahnva AAovo, tercot on an astronomical pub­ who greeted him during hia COM jrlHBIONBItH grounds. ! HEIIINOI.E C O n N T T . Chancery Docket No. TIT1X brief visit Wednesday. lic debt,” Reynolds said. now pandlna In lha Clrcull Wilson l| a white man, born FLORIDA Khrushchev scotched rumors He noted that withholding Byi Arthur If. Beckwith. Court o f and for Memlnola in Georgin, who had been County, Florida Jr. of his prematura departure IN WnTNERH WHEREOF. f serving a 19-year term on the for the firm's MO employe! Publish Juna SS. IMS. Wednesday when he spoke CDJ-1SS have hereunto eat my hand amounted to 9320,503.24 la it road gang fo r robbery. and official seal (Dig Silk to military cadets here. day of June, {SIX He admitted to authorities year, or an average of f8 r tu b rm rrrv c o r n T . (B EA L) Surrounded by generals and 183.52 per week. he escaped from the gang as n in t h jr n ir iA L r m r r iT . Arthur W Beckwith. J » Reynolds auggeated that the admirals, be told the newly IV AVD FOR IK N IX C M .i: they worked ;on a road near Clark of the Circuit Courl commissioned officers “ re I'O r V T T . F L O R ID A . federal government could re­ In and for Bamtnola Count Copeland, F l » „ April 3. IV C H A V C B B T I M M solute actions" ware needed ty. Florida turn "billion* o f dollars each FEDERAL NATTOXAL KORTTty: Martha T. Tlhlea year-* to tha waga tam er by to block the way "to another OAOE CORPORATION, a eor. Deputy Clark poratlon nraantaed under an world war.** Joseph M. Muraek* eliminating government agen­ Act of Congraea and atlatlng P. O. Boa 322 'As long as Imperialism pursuant In tha Federal N a­ Fern Park, Fla. WESTTOBT, Conn. (U P I V - d a* euch a* "electric power exists there remains the dan­ tional Mortgage Association Publish Juna IS. Ovcrhcard at the beach: " I t ’ a generation, imurance, ware- ger o f Imperialism unleashing Charier Act, CDJ-12S houeca, welfare programs, Ptllkttff, not fair; U’a not', fair. Brow * Firm Gives Lesson In Government Cost Red Reaction 'J?. f I f, jr To JFK Berlin Visit Hardens Escaped Convict Has Novel Plea Discrimination nica aren't aUowted to sell Girl Scout cookie^." The pint-ilaed spokesman for tha angry young women clustered about a sand castle continued: "Ju »t \ because they're big they eafi sell big things. And Juat we’re little, we hat Utile things. H 'l not tramportatlon, etc. . . " "When the people become concerned enough and eo adr i i * their repretentativea in Waihington," Reynolds add­ ed, "government extravagance and expenditure* will be re­ duced. A reduction will never be made until the people apeak.'* a world nuclear rocket w a r." he said. " I t la impossible not to see that aggressive forces in the Western powers head­ ed by the imperialist circles of the United States era eon Unulng their war prepara lions.’ * Tbe official Communist par ly newspaper Pravda reacted (o Kennedy’s Berlin visit by claiming a Bonn .Washington "atom ic axis" that "reeks o f war*’ bad emerged from Kennedy's talks with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. iv th b Cape Contract Dental Adjustment to a less fearful adjustment. If n a tiif SRto cots DONALD KARL TOOT, and VIVTH JTnltYAI* CIRCITIk RETTT J. TOOT, hi* wife, and IV AVD FOR •BHX.VOLB KARL W. TOUT, r n r v T V . F l o r id a . Defendant*. IV I'll 4VCHRT VO. IMVS NOTICE o r VALE FE D E R A L NATIONAL MORfPs NOTICE Ul HEREBY fHV- OAOE AHHOCIATION. a eorBN that an the 13th day nf poratlon organise! under » • July. A. D. ltSX at lha hour Art nf Congress end ailetlng of 11:00 A. • ■ at lha aaatarn pursuant to lha fe le r e l N a ­ door of the Court None, In tion Mortguga Anortltloa Hemlnole County, Florida. City of Hanferd, tha Honorable A r­ Charter Act. plaintiff, thur It. Beckwith, Jr, Clerk .* «of tha Circuit Court of Meml­ ARTHUR W ILLIA M MARTIN nola County. Florida, will nf. and MARY JUAN MARTIN, far for sale to tha highest hla wife, bidder at public outcry for Defendant* rash, tha followlna deecrtbed v o t i i b o r i i i .k property or tha Defendants; NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIV ­ altuata and lying In Memlnola EN that on lha 13th day of County. Florida, to wll: July. A. D. 1943, al tha hour Lots 21. IT. *4 and !!. or of ll:o « A. M. at the aaalern CTARDENIA. Hanford Ftnr- door of tha Court HoUie In Idn. acrordlna tn plat Hrmlnole Co«at7, Florida. City thereof recorded In Plat llnnorablw Book I. Page IT. Public of Sanford, U A llecords of Memlnola Coun­ Arthur IL fleefcwlth. Jr, Clerk of the Clrestt Court of Hsmlty. Florida. CAPE C ANAVERAL (U P I) Alio that portion of tha nule Coaaty, Florida, will o f­ for aa)* IA the hlihest — Bkla will be opened July 24 North 19 feat of 24lh fer Place, also known aa Vina bidder at pohlle outcry for her* for construction o l Hlreat In Hanford, Flor­ cash. tkA (Allowing described manned spacecraft para­ ida. which lie* between property At lhA DefendAnia; 3-111F Court A Princeton situate and tying In Hsmlnnla chute building tn tbe Merritt Avenue, which said por­ County, Florida, lo wit: Islind launch area, tbe U. S. Lot I*. Block 2. a raaulv tion of said meet waa division of IILOCK *. » '* ! Vicata.t and aban-loned by Army Corpa of Engineers TRACT “ A". NORTH OK* an ordinance of the City said today. LANltO SECOND A D D I­ of Hanford. Florida, adopt­ TION, according to put ed Meptembar 24. IS52. thereof recorded In Plat Together with tha following: Hook 11. Page* IS. Public Una Wastlnghouaa Refri­ llecords of Hrmlnole Coun­ gerator. Model IFII 112 A ty, Florida Una Hot Point Bangs, Mo­ CHICAGO (U P I) — The Thla gala la mada purattanl del 3«>RB42 toss of a parson's natural This sat* Is mid* pursuant ta the final Decree of forateeth and the prospect of L> lha Final -D ectif of fore- rtoiura la lha above eauve. closur* In tha above rauea. Chancery Case No. I1STS, en­ wearing dentures may bava Chancery Case No. 13-)84. en­ tered bp lha Honorable (a) psychological repercussions, ured by tha Honorable <a> Wm. O. A Kill DO K. Judge ot 2Vm. fl. A K ill DUE, Judge of tha wild Court, on tha 24th according to Dr. Earl Pound, tha aald Court, on the 14th day a t Juna, A. D. 1941. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I of the University of Southern day of June. A. I>. 1S42. hats hereunto set my hand IN WITNESS! WHEREOF California Dental School. bava hereunto eel my hand and official aaal this llt b day He told a meeting of the and official seal (hi* 21th day « r June, a . D. m i . (HEAL) American Dental AisociaUoo of June, A. D. IMS. Arthur It. Deckwllh, Jr, (MEAL) that these worries, permitted Clerk Circuit Court, Arthur II. Beckwith. J r, Hemlnole Co, Hanford. FU. •Clerk of tha Circuit Court. to linger, can create a menul Memlnola County. Florida. Fla. trauma that may be difficult Uy: Martha T. Vthleu Hy; Martha T. Vlhltn to overcome. He said Ibc Deputy Cleik Deputy Clerk Handers. McEwtn, Sckwar* wearing o f partial dentures Mender*. McKwan, Mchwara A Mima * Mima during too transition to full l t l East Central Avenue IAI East Centra) Avanua Orlando, Florida Orlando, Florida dentures helps some patients Publish June 21, 1141. Publish Juna 21. 1242. CLtJ-lli • u j- iia I �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! O ffice 204 W . First mm 32-560 6. For Rawt i 2 BEDROOM house, Florida room. Available now. Pb. FA I- 1340. FURNISHED Garage Apt. Ph. F A 2-3360. 3 CLEAN cool downstair Apartments. Adults. Ph. F A 2-1134. 3hr For Rent franforh I r r u lh SW EETIE P IE Ju n e 28. >U1 — P n g e 11 27. S p e c ia l S ervlre** By Nadine Seltzer E F F IC IE N C Y GARAGE A P T . All conveniences, close in. Apply 603 Palmetto or ph. F A 2-6400. LAWNS Renovated . Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) - Ferti1xe—Ph. F A 2-4244 M ANSFIELD LAW N SER. T R E E ’S trimmed. D em oted k removed. Reasonable. Ph. F A 2-7664. R E SPO N SIB ILITY: FURNISHED 1 b o d r o o m N IC E L Y furnished 3 room T i t Herald w ill w t b t Apartment. Private bath. house. Large rooms. $65 a iponiibta lor n o n thaa on# F A 2-5303. mo. F A 2-8344. incorrect loiertioa o f your ad, lad reserves the right to rc- Clean l i t floor apt. Private FURNISHED Apt. 4 Large rooms. Close to town. Ph. t Im or reject may advertizeentrance. li*H Palmetto. F A 2-3819. B fo t from what ordered to FURNISHED 3 B e d r o o m coaforai to tba policies o f this Apartment. N ew ly decorat­ LARG E 2 bedroom Trailer on P*P large lake. Adults only. Pb. ed. Quesnel Apt. Apt. 7. 404 F A 2-7368. E. 14th St. 3228104. 2. N o t ic e * - P c r w m a b Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 ROOF Cleaning. All fungus growth removed. Average price *30. 1st *10 off on the 1st house in the neigh­ borhood. Licrn<.ed k bond­ age. Work guaranteed. L. P. Ellis. FA 2 1900. UPSTAIRS 3 Bedroom furn­ FURN. Apt. Close in. Pbonc NOTICE to Real Estate Brok­ ished Apartment. 1301 W. F A 22800. ers. Our home at 41* Scott 1st St. F A 2-0801. aad vacaat lots on E l Por­ CLEAN quiet Rooms*’ The tal A t*, h are been with­ Furn. A p t Close In. Apt. 4. Gables. F A 24720. drawn from isle. U r. & $33 Mo. 407Vi W. 1st. UNFURNISHED 2 - betfroom Mrs. Hsrold R lg f*._________ house, kitchen equipped. 3 BDRM. Furn. Apt. *35 I . E d u c a tio n - last r a c t low 3101 Magnolia F A 2-3031 F A 2-3631. WELLS DRILLED. PUM PS, SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS A ll Types and Sixes We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. F A 2 6132 AlR-CondlUoniof - Refrigera­ EFFICIENCY Apartmeat on PLNECREST — 3 Bdrm. Kit. tion men needed. We train First St. Near 2 city free equipped. *85 month. Pb. you. Tools and equipment parking tots and shopping 322 0129. furnished. W rite C.T. I. Box stores. No utility charges. 33. c/o Herald. Suitable tor couple or sin­ 6 ROOMS nicely furnished. F A 2-6237. No pets. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. LE A R N to play. Complete Store. V E R Y large 3 Bedroom set of chords tor open Home in Loch Arbor. *110 rhythm Guitar, mandolin W E L A K A A PA R TM E N TS “He’* afraid to go out! Thera's a m w cat in 1tw per month. FA 2*5301. o r 3 string banjo. 30c each neighborhood!" Rooms private baths, 114 s e t 104 5. Maple Ave. or W. First S t 1 U P P E R 2 Bedroom furnish­ 12. Real Enlate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sato Phone 322-8097. ed Apartment. Private en­ K'iiciency Apt. 130 Mo. up. trance. 619 Magnolia. FOR your best buy, cboose M A R V A N IA . M AYFAIR Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. building lots a re Tee 'X Green Estates. 3 A Choice N IC E L Y furnished large 2 REN T A BED scarce so we are pleased 4 Bedrooms. More space w tiiss e m e r r r c o c w t o r Bedroom and 2 bath Apart­ to offer two in a fine loca­ ior your money. 20th Street rnw nu n s j m ic in ciw- Rollawiy, Hospital A Baby m ent Adults. 1912 Sanford ■t i t o r s i n ro w i r w . Bads. West by M ayfair Golf tion, high and dry. Front­ Ave. F A 25668. lltLS C O tSTT, rl.OHDS. By Day, Week, or Month Course. Open dally 116:00. age on Scott Ave , *9iW0. H S i r u r n o . isaoe CARROLL'S FU R N ITU R E ’ NIT FIT) MOPTQACIEK PER 322-2744. Builders: LMX E N ­ FURNISHED, extra nice 2-br. IINCEVG COUP, Ph. F A 2-3181 110 W. 1st St. TERPRISE® INC. house, tile shower, fenced Plaintiff, in back yard. Near Navy peaLARGE 4 bedroom House XOIIEKT A. MAXWEL.L, *t ux, 3 BR. Home. 202 taiurcl Dr. base. *05. FA 2 6244. nest to High School with 1 it at, Good location, kitchen 111 N. Park Ave. FA 22420 p.f.m l.nta. acre of yard. Nice for 2 B E D R O O M unfurnished equipped. Low down pay­ i o t k i : o r S IIT IN 19. Situations Wanted children. Stove & refrige r w o r t h to w ro s n r u ir s a House. Kitchen electrically ment. Assume loan. A real roi KOM3IIT A. SlAXW r.Ui ator. Ph. FA 2-3610 0:30 to equipped. FA 2-6630 after saving. Call F A 2 9172. CHILDREN kept. F A 24182. and ROHES A. 3IAXW BU* 3:30. After « F A 2-7631 $73 8 p. m. _____ fill wlfa Month. SRMIOEeCKi Unknown DAYS work wanted. 322-7033 LID TOi All partita claim­ 8. Bench Rental* ing Interact* by. through, L A K E B L V D . R E N T A L Child Care. FA 2 2274. under or aKOlnet the aforeOcean front Loch Arbor, lease, 3 Bit homt H UTCH ISO N aald peraon BABYSITTING day or night. Apartm ent Daytona Beach. TOC ARE hereby not I (I *4 with breeseway, *100. F A 2-1212. hat a Comytalnt to foracloea Other attractive rentals from FURNISHED or unfurnished F A 2-4058. i certain mortgage encum2 bedroom block house. Im ­ *73. List your home rental i.rtng the following deecrlbW ILL do Babysitting snd will 9, For Sale or Rent id real property, lo-wlt: mediate possession. Owner with us tor fast service. stay weekends. FA 2*5019. Lot JJ. Block I. W K.VTHwill finance, 2132 Urangc 2 BDRM liouse. 817 Calaltna. E tm 'IK I.D Kl BUT ADDI­ SEWING, Alterations, repairs, Ave. TION actenrdlnr to the plat thereof, ae recorded 3 BDRM. 2 bath home. 2017 button holes. Lidies, men In Plat llook II. fa x * ( « Elisabeth Court. G r o v e 3 BDRM. 2 bath home, kit. 4 children. Also tailored Public Hecord* of tfemlReal Estate— Mortgages Manor FA 2-3893 for Appt. equipped. Living k dining nole County, F.arlda. slip cover*, l t s i i W. 13th laa been filed agalutl you In 11*. N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 rra. with wall to wall earSt. he ebnee-etyled ault, and you Ravenna Park FA 2-7105 12. Real Enisle For Sale pet, fla. rm. 2317 Osceola ire r*'|ulrr,| to serve a copy Evenings if your Answer or other HandDr. FA 2 8181. *21. Ilea ul y Suhitvs HIGHW AY ACREAGE tiu to the Complain' on Plain- FA 2-2677 FA 2-5129 FA 2-8360 20 acres of high land on high Ift'e altorneye, ANl)t:t;»J‘N, with Qortda I lA H R IE P I'i> BEAUTY NOOK tLMH. DEAN. IAJW.VDES A way 46 between the Wekiva 2 BEDROOM ran den IlERti, 333 East Cen­ EDUCATOR will rent furnishroom, kitchen equipped. Complete Ser. Eve. Appt’s. River and interstate 4. A ed 3 BR home to desirable ta l Avenue, Orlando, Florida, FA 2-3742 No down payment. Assume 103 So. Oak mil flta the original Answer fine investment today for tenant. F A 2-3161. Ext. 30. ir other Pleading In the ofmortgage. Ph. FA 2-7237. tomorrow. 660 frontage on SPECIAL [Ice of the Clerk of the Cir­ 46. Total price *14,two. cuit Court on or before the F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop DARING LY D IF F E R E N T tilth day of July, list. It you Clean and close in. Jimmie Terms. Cold Wave *6 93 complete la11 to do eo. a deerta pro 3 Bdrm New Ultra Modern Cowan. 322-4013. Open evening by appt. eonfasso will ba taken aaalnet home. 3 Ceramic tile baths. rou for the relief demanded 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0631 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen Built-in G. E. color kit­ in the Complaint. Thla Notlca ehalt ba pub. equipped. *73. FA 2 3303. chen, Oak floora. Central 22. Build • Paint ■ Repair lahed once a week for four ducted heat to each room, Hineecutlva weeks In tha 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart- 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Sanford Herald. Semi-Retired Carpenter Brick fireplace, Bar-B Que merit. F A 2-0641. DATED thla llth day at Smalt Repairs — Painting Pit, 2 car enclosed garage, lune. lilt . Phone— FA 27083 [HEAL) and ONE and ONE H ALF 1 BEDROOM House. 2608 S. THE TIM E T E S Tl) FIRM Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ACRE lot fronting on Rig Elm. W iter furn. FA 2-2307 Clerk of Circuit Corut 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Lake Mary. *23,500 * 1,000 25. Plumbing Herviern By: Margaret E. Tyre LAKE M ARY. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Deputy Clerk minimum cash, balance BY OWNER. 3 Bedrm. con PLUMBING Pnblleh June SI, >1 * July I. baths, central air-condition­ monthly. J. W. Hall, Realty, crete block Home, shaded IS. IMS. Contracting Repairs ing, fall out shelter, sandy CDJ-1DS 2544 S. French Ave. Ph. lot on beautiful lake. Ph. FREE ESTIMATES beach. 322 8020. 322-3641. F A 2-2006. iv tu b e n te r it rom r R L. H A R V E Y m vth jr is in s L n n r iiT . 3 BEDROOM, l l i bath house. 204 Saniord Ave. FA 2 3383 ami v im sKHivoLi: 2413 Chase. Children wel­ x o i.v T V , k i .until s. ROBERT A. W ILLIAMS i v c H a .v c rH t vo. Mini come. 322-3800. Realtor rtlDERAL, NATIONAL MORTRaymond Lundquut, Asso. OAHE AMOC1ATKXV. A CorREALTOR pnratlan org*nli«1 unitr tn LARGE House, I Bedroom, S TA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. HO North Park Ave. Act " f Cnnartu and (liftin g bath. *133 Mo. FA 2-0219. Plumbing 4 Heating pursuant tn tba Vaittral Na­ 323-0339 A IR CONDITIONING NO CA5H NEEDED tional Sfnrtgag* Aaaoclalloa, FURN. Apt. 1300 Mellonville. Sanford, Fla. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. *81 a Charter Ant. having It* prlnCONTRACT and REPAIR clpal otflca tn th« City of month. T. k I. included. Big shady lots up to 3(8) WORK Xv««hlrgton District of Col- 3 BDRM. If. I.tving room. 322 8083. nmbla. Elec. Range. *100. 122 Shan­ frontage. Highly restricted 1007 Santord Ave. FA Plaintiff non Drive. Available July WILSON PLA C E 3 ml. W »B. 27. Special Service* 1st. FA 1-0886. ROLAND B. VF.IT an) L LIon Hi-Way 46. Willard Jones EABETl! VI. VB1T, hi a wit*. FA 2-0684. or A1 Wallace FfHGIDAIRB I> JUI8K1RL an4 P. O. 1I1S- t BR, 1 bath. *75 ■ mo. F4 2 6300. KIEL, hi* wlfa, H J RINKSales 4 Service Office TK 2 2118 3 BR. 1H bath. *83 a mo. AVAOC ml VtAROAKRT G. H. HIGH Night r A 2-0848 RINKAVAUR. hla wlfa. an4 Large I Br., 2 bath. Air-cond. REDUCED tor quick sale 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford RIDGEWOOD WOOD PRO­ 123 0700 *163 mo. by owner. 2 HR , kitchen DUCTS CO., INC., a corporalPh. FA 23883 2U4 Park D r. Santord, FIs. torn. Air-Cond. Princeton linn allsling umttr th* laws 3 Br. 2 bath on lake. *130 a of N«w J*r*ay, mo. Ave, Very low down pint. PLNECREST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Drfsntlanta. Assume 4‘- * ^ mortgage. VOTIt B TO APV»: VII baths. FIs. room, built-in YOUR BEST LIVING AND TICK S T tT E UV PLOHIUA FA 2 2389. oven 4c range. 104 E. Jen TUi lluland U. V .lt and EliINVESTING OPPORTUNITY Reg. Real Estate Broker kins Circle. 322 9337. iab*th If. Vail IN FLORIDA TODAY! 3 4 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect FA 2-1301 17-92 st Hiawatha Addraaa Unknown. models on Highland at And: D. J. Miakl*l and P. SANFORD HOME 0. Mlaklst FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ Priced to sell today. $iooo, Longwood. Open daily 10:00 Addrr** Unknown. lex. Available June 2Uh. with *700 down and payments to dark. 10 Minutes South “ w - w . macmt.auilt ToU A HU lli.U I.ll Y NOTIFA 2 3610. >’IKU that a cult haa b«»n on 17-92 and West on Semi­ of *70 per month. How can fllad agalnat yau in tha abor* nole 1 block. you beat three 1's. Has (ntltlad >*uii. and that you 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ara i(<|uirad la flla your anLMX ENTERPRISES, INC. two large bedrooms, fenc ped. *100 Mo. FA 2 6437. n e r with tha Clerk of thla ed yard, attractive land Court ami to aarv* a copy NEW 2 Bedroom, I Ms bath. th*r*af upon th* 1’U ln llff or 3 BR. Frame House. Partly K'aping. , , Electric kitchen home on i’lalntirrt attorney*. ahoia furnished. Near NAS. Not ni m* and addr*** I* Million A Country Club Rd. Lako fancy but cheap rent. *12.50 Flarniuin, j « F**t I’ lna £tr**t. Mary. *5oo down, $36,17 per nrlaudo, Florida. not latar week. FA 2 3219. FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES: month Ph. FA 22713. than July l«th, 1141. It you fi l l to iie> at a tteerte Pru E FFIC IEN C Y Apt. 611 Park. Real Estate—Mortgages *6960 to *15,450 t'onfataa « 111 1>* *ol*r*d I.OW Monthly pay menu. 3 As Low as *210 down. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 22120 aualnat you for tha r*ltaf daBedrooms, den, 2 hatha, 2 BEDROOM House, kitchen As little as $43.11 iiiandtd In th* Complaint- Thla Ravenna Park FA 27193 .1 month! silt 1* to forarloa* a mort­ central Atr-Cund Lake pri­ equipped, fenced in yard. Evenings gage. Tha teal property proNo Closing Costs! Carporte, patio. *63 a vileges. 112 Lake Minnie caeiled aualnat la; FA 2-3677 FA 2-3839 FA 2-8360 month. F A 2-3219. I-.it la. Illock < WUATHDr. FA 2-7849. Hamesite Investment 1. r .S F IK l.ii ICMinT A U D I3 BEDROOM. 2 TION, » • f <ir,I-. I |n Plat FURNISHED 2 H c d r o u n CUSTOM Opportunities FOR HOME OR R E N T A L loath home on large shaded II.ilk 13. P a g * 41, ;*KSUFrom Just *1095 I house. 2PU Palmetto. Call 3 Bedroom frame home in a Nul.i: COUNT* PL'llUC lot at 1814 Mellonville Ave. DRIVE OUT It ECO RIM). convenient location at a FA 2 0274. Many extras include living tVITNKSS my hand and tha T00AY! rock-bottom bargain price j a*al of aal.l Court at San­ 2 BR. torn. dn. Apt. Water. room fireplace with maho­ Tut Inttrtlit* of *4275. Owner moving— ] ford, Florida thla 13th day of X I 4.VJ|«1 ftff gany paneling; p a r q u e t *45. FA 2-2761. At tn* 0*8*7! Jun*. ISiJ. needs to sell. Some financ­ fi7ftg|flfff Ffrituaf hardwood (lours, Florida i.it: vi.) *i OfLldtU ing available, HURRY UP! Arthur U. Ein-kwlih. Jr. 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, double . **$ tAfliRtti* • room, dining room and a Clark uf th* Circuit e.'ourt rnwrit *r*l "wit call carporte, Honda room, in targe, equipped eat-in kit­ b > . Uargarat K. T>r* fieitiftf i Loch Arbor. FA 2 9266. l>*|euty Clark chen. Laundry room and Ulahop A Hornatalu lots of storage space in S* East Pin* rt.att 11 BEDROOM furnished House. Orlando, Florida doubt* garage.* Call S60 Month. FA 2-OM7. Publish Jun* II, It, !», A Ddl'jnj, fla. • n* * o5S44jS FA 2-9320 for an appointREALTOR — INSUROR July 3. tS63. meet. IFCHN. Apt. F A 2-0617. CDJ-ST FA 2-1991 1919 S. French A,c. | Legal Notice SINGER S E W IN ti M ACH INE S A LE S Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty L A W N SERVICE Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Pb. F A 2-1817. TRACTOR work, mowing, discing, blade, scoop, Pb. F A 2-7661. Air-Conditioninf? II. B. POPE CO„ INC. 2U0 So. Park Ave. Auto Glass, Topi 4 Seat Covers AU TO GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 A LI. WORK GUARANTEED AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Senkarik Gina* and Paint Company 118 MagnoUa H A Y Gelding. 7 yrs. old. 134a hands high. KA 2-4684. GERMAN Shepherd Pupa. 12 weeks old. Thoroughbreds. Not registered. Males *30, females 143. F A 2-6275. Lincoln — Mercury — Deltona With purchase of Blue Lustie, rent Electric Cnri**t Shainpooer for only *1 per day. Carroll's Furniture. H O LLER S OF S A N FO R D 32. Flowers - Shrubs POTTED MUMS m bloom. 35c up. GRAPKV1LLE NU RSERY Grapevil'.a Ave. Near 20th St. Phil belloum 6” put. 89o WOODRUFF'S FARM 4 GARDEN CENTER «0 l Celery Ave. F A 2 3876 Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just o ff 20th St. and lit. St. mi I9«3 CHEVROLET Convertible, Auto., P Steering. S AV E 19140 C A D ILLAC 4 Door, Power and Air Cond. $2795 1901 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe., Auto., Air Cond. $2195 1901 MERCURY I Door. Auto, Power It H,, Air Cond. $1H95 1901 FORD G A LA X IE 2 Door Hunltop. Auto., Power Steering $1095 1909 OLDS Convertible, A u t o.. Power. Air Cond. $1995 DEAL CARS * 100*4 Finanung ■ No Delays M 21 Dii fount Mud*i» 1959 CHEVROLET V-K I Door Auto., Power Steering. $1195 1958 CHEVROLET I Door, V-8, Aulo. Tran*. $H95 | Flmthvd or 5h*lt | Tap Quality, . . Nome 1959 CHEVROLET I Ton Slake, Dual Whecla $H95 Brand Materials Far conipleto details a id ft** r-.hmal*, plus a lull cslor bta(hum, coll or write,* 1958 FORD Ton With Covered Van Type Body. $895 Dun Daniuls Rt. 3 - B o x 46 Phone: 787-5709 teeibu ry, Floridu 1958 CHEVROLET Ton Pickup, Wide I tody$795 11 Representing! A ami Vudrvy 21# K. 2nd S«. 62 Mercury S-55 Hardtop. Full Power and Air Con* ililion. Only One Careful llrllary ▼ E Owner. Ruekrt Seat*. Original l'rlc* ftauo. 61 Comet Custom 1 Ihsor. 6 Cylinder, Aulomatlc, Radio, Healer. One tinner. Beautiful Green FinUh. Extra Clean. V ra«k t« FA 2-6231 i FA 2-0A6I SANTORD Orlawlu Plluuc L it 1-3106 295 * m . # 1 1 1 . 595 61 Mercury Monterey 2 Door llardlup. Mrrc-O-Matk llrise Tran*., Powrr Steering, Power “ M m llrakr*. Air Conditioned. Look* Lika MO\ New, Perfect Condition. 995 60 Ford Fairlane 500 1 V-8 1-Dr. Ford-O-Malic, P Steering, Healer, Light Blue, White Top. ■ 60 Dodf^c Dart 99 5 60 Comet -I Door Station Waxoii, Stand. Tranl., Radlo. Heater, Air Comlilionrd. t i t 59 Chevrolet Hel-Air t i t 1 I 1 1 i 4 Door, 8 Cyl., Automatic Trana., Radio, Heater. 59 Ford V-8 $ Hardtop, Buy. “ Fully Powered. A fiood 19 5 7 0 M wM M M < 5 695 Power * 57 Buick Century ei 4 tlonr Station Wagon. Fully Pow. rrtd. Extra Clean. ^ B A R G A IN 1956 1955 1955 1954 1954 1953 1951 29 5 095 C | * 1 1 57 IJncoln 2 Door Sliition Wagon, t lloor. Steering, Furd-tl-.Viatic, 19 5 C f * 1’ ■ 1 8 Cjrl, 4 Dour, Stand. Trina., lx trn Clean. 79 5 BUYS C A D ILLA C 4 DOOR H ARD TO P I I I IC k 2 DOOR H A R D T O P -------FORD STATION W A G O N -------PLYM O U TH I DOOR ------------- CHEVROLET 4 DOOR ____— ---PO N TIA C 2 DOOR .... — ------ OLDSMOHILE 4 HOOK .............. 196M 195°° isr 195ior 15004 CARS SOLD W ITH A GW W A R R A N T Y BHUNT SANFORD • FA 2*4884 LOT AT PALMETTO INC W inter Park Phone M l 4*0209 ( laurle lllllell SMS Park Ave. $2 4 9 5 M ERCURY SKK Fmi 63 Ford Fairlane 500 Spur I Uuupe. V-8, Furdntnatie, It ail in. Ili'ulrr. Powrr Steering, 5,000 Mile* Original Prire *1018. 57 Ford V-8 1902 CHEVROLET Mon/a Coupe, I Speed Trunw. $1995 ON Y O U R LOT Na Cadi fittu .d IN Ranrh Wagon 1 llr., Ford-O-Mafic, llrtttrr* K itr» Clmn. Frrfect Cond. SQ UARE EDS * Comet READ Y M IX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, itrouse traps, dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 908 Elm Ava. F A 2-6751 2 REGISTERED male Collie Pups. FA 2-2157 after «. B R A N D N EW HOME TR A D E BABY Crib. *13. FA 23173. PU RE BRED Beagle Puppies, 8 weeks old. Ph. FA 2 4793. B U ILD YO U A H . A Used furniture, appliances, OKRA, wholesale. Holcombe. BUYING A I f * W ST USED CART tools, etc. Bought • Sold. F A 2 8838. FIN AN C E r r W T T * CB Larry's Mart 315 Sanford 2 MATCHING club chairs ♦ Low Utorsat Ratos Ave. Pb. F A 1-4132 and coffee table. 138 Coiin-' ♦ low Monthly Payments WANTED reliable couple to try Club Circle. 323-0753. F L O R ID A -S T A T E BANS take up monthly payments Croaley ‘37 TR-S Hardtop. Clean 4 of *13.30 on 3 complete RE FR IG E R ATO R . Apt. aite. *25. 1901 S. Park. rooms of furniture. Call 322-0474. TE 81311, Casselberry, col­ 8’ x 12’ U T IL IT Y Trailer, lect. *115. Tarp included. Ph. RAMBLER American. '5* 322 9174. Radio * Heater, d ea n . $530 FREE ESTIM ATE F A >8967. Upholstering 4 Mattress 14* OKRA by the bushel. evatmg. New 4 Used Furni­ F A 2-0415. 1957 4 door CHEV. M Mr* ture. CaU Nix Beddmg Mfg. auto tram. $ new tin s , Co., at TW Celery Ave. WAR K1IOUSE Sale - House­ 330672 after 1 FA 1-2117. hold Goods. Friday June 28th. it a. m. til. Sanford Sell Us Yeer Furniture. Quick new Urns. *303. Inquire Transfer 4 Storage. 1300 Service With the Cash. 408 W. *rd S t T A >2021. French A>e. SUPER TRAD ING POST FA 3-OIT7. 3t” RIDING Lawnmower. FORD '58 V8. Automating radto and heater, Phonn F A 2-8*09, 34. Articled For Sato 322-7831 or 322 0770. Mens, ladies, childrens dis­ L E 4 R N to play. Complete act of chords tor open 37. Boats • Marion count shoes. Best family rhythm Guitar, mandolin buys. Surplus City. 14’ DUN PH Y B o a t » hp* or 5 string banjo. 50c each Johnson electric, trailer, set. lot S. Maple Ave. or T A K E OVER U N P A ID PA L. skill 4 rope and other n > Phone 322 8007. ITEM U N P A ID B A L traa. *330. 322 9367. | ’63 P o rt T V *99.04 *3.40 PE R MONTH STOCK Reduction Sale im ’62 P o rt T V *51.30 •63 Console T V JI1W.40 ASSUME payments on Singer time tor your vacation! round bobbin Sewing Ma­ Bargain! like: $1550 UF •03 P o rt TV *113.60 chine equipped to zlg tag Off Shore special *1163,1 *1183, '62 Hiding Mower *72.00 ami make button holes. *005 17’ Fam ily utility o n lJ ’03 Port T V *92.80 With guarantee. Balance of *695. *930 18' Runabout ISBSA Ternia to fit your budget 6 payments. FA 2-9111. Best buy you ev e r aaw on FIRESTONE STORE a 64) 14' Fish 4 Ski o n lr . Corner 1st A French Ave. GYM Dandia Whirligig *8, *193. Many others $1085 7S awing set needs seat 4 SHALLOW WELLS 4 PUMPS hp. Evinrude Demo with A chain. *10. 20” Tricycle *5. Jerry Lord F A 2-3219 year factory warranty $786. All nerd paint. NO 85190. Sale Includes large s to d i MILADY'S SHOPPES of used outfita greatly se> BEEF for freezer; 4ftc in a Of fine Fabric# duced. Term s. Robson half. F A 2163B. 106 S. Park Ave. Spurting Goods. Downtown 3fi. AutnmnhilM • Truck* Sanford. FA >5861, , SALE on used T.V.’i. Guaran­ teed. Town 4 Country, l'h. 1961 RENAULT Dauphine. 4 14' ZIM M E L B o a t $0 hp! door sedan. Take over Evinrude motor. G ator 322-3362. payments. Contact G. J. trailer. Excellent cond. $ * » . , ALUMINUM Furnttura re Vcight. 119 S. Elm Ave. FA 2 8037. webbed cheaper than you can do it yourself. Bring it to tlie Furniture Center, lioo French Ave. BEAGLES. *20. Can be wen at 1(j0 Garrison Dr. or CaU FA 2-7344. ROSA L. P A Y T O N Stemper Agency j The Mackl* Bro3. Inc. 34. Articles Far Sals 31A. Pet.i Jim Hunt Realty j Ph. FA 0-48R 31. Poultry - Llveatock W all Stenstrom Realty FA 2-1234 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e St. Johns Realty John E. Fox SERVICE SMITH A lt Condition R efri­ geration service. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Night FA 2 2069. Stenstrom Realty AFTE R N O O N SHADE $7,750 T O T A L PR IC E 4 C A L L F A 2-5783 33. Furniture Si CO M M ERCIAL * �TOUR of HOMES Sanford - Sem inole A rea , 4. . * 1 * P u t IS — June 28, *6S Shop Around And Browse For A) Home Occasionally you still see signs In stores which say, "Please don’t handle the merchandise.’* * You won’t see one like that at the new homes that Seminole County builders anti developers have open for you to sec each weekend. Of course, you could hardly "handle” a house, but what these folks want you to do is take a look at them. They say “ come on in, take a look around, you can't really know what it’s like until you see it for yourself.” Muybe you don’t quite know what you w a n t. . . shop around . . . browse. Add to that grent American pas­ time o f the Sunday afternoon drive with n pleasant visit to some o f the fine new homes advertised on this page. Start with the old adage, “ Go west, young man.’’ Driva out west o f town. There you find the entrancing “ customerized” ' homes o f Shoemaker Construction Company's’ Ravenna Park and Idyllwilde o f Loch Arbor; LMN Ruiidcrs Tee ’N Green Estates and a little farther on. the fabulous new Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor. I f you drive south on llw y. 17-92 and turn west on Seminole Boulevard you come to LM N Ruilders Luke Wuynian Heights. Also south o f Sanford, near Five Points or south on the Lake MaryLongwood Road is the new develop­ ment o f Country Club Heights homes whose builders arc featuring special bonuses for curly qualifiers. And if you can’t make it out to one o f these new ureas during the week-end, don't worry, they are ojhmi all week, and there'll ulwuys be some­ one available to show you uround. Lake W ay man Heights 3 Longvood School R EA LT O R S ///// Tee 'n Green Estates CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N IES LAKX W AXM AN H S ia B X I S o a ln o lo Give your child the pleasure of walking to school. & I bedrooms • central heat - air conditioning optional. Models open daily 10 to dark. Sales O ffice - Highland Avenue Ruilders: I. M N Enterprise*. Inc. D EV ELO P ER S B lv A . If you have homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour O f W hile you are out driving, this week-end, take this page Homes and Real Estate Page — with you. The map above will assist you in locating some Priced o f Sanford and Seminole County’8 outstanding real central CALL FA2-5612 estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way o f a home. 811,81)0. 3 A Sales OF LO C II d a ily- 11:1)0 to office - I'psulu Ruilders: G R E E N B IlIA It 4 bedroom* bent • air conditioning Models open FOR IN F O R M A T IO N IN from I. M X AS TR O N AU T T H A T TH ESE CHAT OR ANY HOMES ARE TOPS OTHER IN — Y O U 'L L Q U A L IT Y AND Knlerpri-.es AR B O R — AGREE DESIGN! If IN R A V E N N A PA R K — you missed seeing this lovely home before, il'a still open, furnished, and rrady for your visit. 3 llntruoma 2’ j Hatha Oak Flim n la lied room. This attractive 3 bedroom. 2 bath home o f modern design, located at 507 Sntsumn Drive in beautiful Ravenna Park, was recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Humphrey. Ventures included heating system, water healer, Venetian blinds, and a fully equipped all electric GE kitchen. Black Walnut Kilchrn Cabinet. Complete C.R Kitchen IN ID Y L L W IL D E — Fireplace In Situated in desirable Idyllwilde, this spacious I bed­ room, 2 hath home of con­ temporary design is a perfect match for the large family, leaded with luxury features, such as a dream kitchen and central air conditioning and heat, this home can be yours for 123,000. I0 \ down will wove you in. Open daily. See it soon! Florida Kuo Fountain I'atia HUY YOUR I.OT IN G KKENH KIAK NOW . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 28, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 28, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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L ' tj L- ...... O w n Cartaljwi Dt, ata*. Zaatbrook, flTJOO FHA to CUtort tom , etux, N. Chuluoto, «TJS0 7HA to B ud O'Laary, ton , N. Clntooto, ITjm John Gu Um , atax, to caH Patience, atux, a C. Manor, MtoO Clyde Nutt, atm, to Thomaa Wilklaaoe, atux, Lake Jm n p . tllto* A. M. Jo#**, atux, to Albart Cuiaao, (tax, U-21-31, *5,100 WUUu* P. Smith, Max, to Jota Duaa, atux, Fort JiolXtoVar* Bltehl* to W. B. Ctoati, atax, N a l i o n ' i Sobdra., IUJOO Ward Hkka, lac., to Mark DaLear, atux, Eaatbrook, Orlando Fad. S. and L. to Gordo# Wkltabaad, atux, Lake Lucan*, $15,*00 Irwin Gough, atux. to Fred Martoa, atux, LUtto Bear Lab*. W.OOO Herbert Onrlf, atux, to Ed* ward Kattlai, atux. *5,000 Bex Yatai, atux, to Loula Benton, atux, Pralrto Lake, ffiiito Vinegar ... Beaty Heine Aeenrted $12,TOO Baby Foods ....... iW W B ifW B O David Holloway, atux, to FHA, Sunland, *11,500 B. W. Fried!* to Zula Kim* man, Woodruff Subdvn., Ptnvnrfnl Heine Tomato Soup __ Blchard Perry, etux, to Ar­ thur Buhda, Sr, Suburban Home*, to,#00 Cbeiter Rupa, etux, to Rue■ell Jonei, atux, Eaitbrook, Heins Ctlepy Iweet Cucumber Disks .. m M M T O Heinz Relishes ... d airy sp ecials ItlVOrfut H*F*4IFilHB Kraft'* Parhay ................. VST In H m tutt.fMilk Pillsbury Biscuits O W * M . AW Suean Yarborough, Geneva; Irvin Morton, Longwood; Ttrvt-Ann Armao, DeBary; Rho­ de Gray, Jacquelyn Hunt, Hen­ ry Bennett, Michael Meredith, Patricia Meredith, Judy Yatee, Marchetta Dorminey of Banford. Births Mr, and Mrs. Edward P. Havel of Sanford, a girt. Mr. and Mra. Odell Hunt of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mra. Stanton Dor­ miney of Sanford, a boy. Discharges Mra Horace Wllbanka and baby, Lake Mary; Mra. Robert Yourehaw and baby. Longwood; Emily Sapp, Ttlaarlll*; Belli* Cala, Gardner Wiliams, Stanay Martin, Daniel John­ aon, Sophia Wojciechowtki, Annette Knowell, Jim Spenc«r, Green Middleton of Sanford. Jean 2* SylveaUr Hattrtck, Deltona; Clara Bella Roasman, Longwood; Blanche Nlcniy, D*. Bary; Vanoa DongUni, Lake Mary; Doric Brian, Longwood; Eugene Hunter. Jallaa Whig- | . V* * * V -1 ' ._ 1f 12 r ------- H T S ( ............ •nation’* Cr*ArflF.fm*#te G ow n C h o w Jftl O» *reen Sta m p # nil n ,|M mi ywtkm eti ............... 2 ».Y. ! TAONOW OVUt-llADT MIAT 10AI l ’/x-lh. eixe 19* \I' o UiBiro* tot. Juno It. mil w n s . t frozen foods J ll O reen Ste m p e «tA Ala tmftm »4 pmtktm th MAST 105 COTTAGI CHIKSI _ John Htrauh, Genrvn; Shirley Wilenn, DeBary; Brian Ferrln, N. Orlando; Nora Bines, Thomaa Johnaon, Mary Havel of Sanford. Dtocharfee Sam Jam««, DeBary; iterlb a Calhoun, Chuluota; Lar­ ry Pries, Robert Anderson, Betty Yates, Rebecca Brooke, Imogen# Richard*. Vannla Koblneon, Jamea Clark, Mon­ ro* Schumann and Albert Hawkins of Sanford. Jane Z2 I5*es. Aieerted i l « « n *15toO Hospital Notes S w ift's F ra n k s B ra u n sch w e ig e r ib. 4 9 * Cl. ei Mntkreeni w Chieken Needle Heinz Soup ....... •0.000 Omar Finch, atux, to Walter Krohne, etal, Irene Dale, *0.500 Amy Fitch to Phyllli Fiefel, Longwood, *5,000 Ftaal Divorce Deere** Haiel McKcnney v* Hubert McKennay Bill Eugan* Alexander va Thelma Alexander Charla Irene Drummond va Arthur Lee Drummond George C r a w a vi Sylvia Crewe Dolorea llarbove va Charlea llarbove Barbara Brown v» llmry Brown Hate* Cider Vinegar ... 2-lk. tup 55* NtOifOO tot. Jun# It 1MI) (Bl- p m s o JM 9 .rS 2 2 J ?i£ !;p s i SINGLETON PAD SHRIMP I V t -S . k«t $ 2 .4 t \S] g ,,, , kaelra h i iun. M, l**e Lemon Juice ... O W V .V M B O JM O ft e n 3 l«m p» fee Outdoor C#ekin* — Alumina Reynold's W rap Larye leenemiel Picnic lie* French's Mustard WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Kehey'e t o ecaHn* Potato Stix __ • down produce lan e • Heady *-#*. Site Scott OM Olx Hardweed Briquet* 10*Ib. 20-lb. Charcoal..... 59* 99* Lighter... 29' 39* 69' LumpCharcoal.. S 39' IceChest...... ”27**1” Wisard Brand Charcoal pint Heady 4- » . Centolner With Handle, ftyrw*— quart Vi-gal. Family Cups ... So Icey and Convenient Scott Placemats Pat Picnitt, Partite — See# Family Napkins Ternice Cnt-RJtn Waxed Paper .. Hew Heady C«t-RJto Sandwich Bags . Sardeo't i-Service Sinn Instant Potatoes f««iilktee#e 9 emewe Ice Buckets N*^ larteat L iah lli Fire Tab* SWSET GOLDEN RIPE H i-H o Crackers Cookies ■SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY, FERN □ L im e s . . . ^ 2 9 Katra-Lerfe Fancy Red Delicious □ A p p le s 6>«59 PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD- . . . . HIGHWAY HOAD 434 IT-92 and frnue STATE �City, County Leaders Pay Tribute Te CapL Tully Kennedy Visits Home Of Ancestors JFK Journey To Ireland Sentimental WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness with showers today; high in 80s; low toniKht 66-7-1; variable winds. United Press Leased Wire VOL. 53 Established 1008 ” THURS., JUNE 27, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Vatican Council To Resume Work Sept. 29 Bulletin EDWARDS Calif. ft 'P D —Air F orte MaJ. Bab pointed W. D. Frederick, Or­ lando attorney, as the new public defender fur the eightcounty Ninth Judicial District, Including Seminole County. He will defend indigent per­ sons charged with felonies and his salary of M.ooo will be paid hy the state. How­ ever, any assistant defender named for this county at a later date will receive his salary from the county. • • • Rushworlh today becam e Amerls-a's second wIngest astronaut and the seeimsl highest flying airplane pilot In lire world by soaring the X )3 rocket ship nearly al mile* Into apace. * A cal) to North Orlando Company office* early Wed­ nesday found manager Frank Fasula hustling around in the rain to build an em er­ gency shelter lor his m are's new born colt. Why wasn't the shelter in readiness and waiting? . , . it's like this: The Fasuias, who bought the horse for their daughters at Christmas didn't realize until just recently that she was even expecting ami had no way of determining just when to kiok for the new arrival. The family, we understand, even postponed long-made vacation plans to await the blessed event. After all this, w e wonder , , , is Frank passing out cigars? ft * ft Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Bates returned home Wednes­ day from Winter Park M em ­ orial Hospital, where he un­ derwent surgery. ft ft ft Two "fa m ou s" persons, both celebraling birthdays today w ere honored at Coffee Club this morning. Neither C. o f C. Manager John Kriiler nor Herald Reporter liottie Aus­ tin wuuld reveal how much water has gone under the hridge. Can these be ".Moon Children?" Civitans will install new o f­ ficers tonight al the Lake Monroe Inn, handing the reign* to incoming Charlie Kainpf, Chelsea manager,- ft ft • June may tie live month of Brides, also of Roses, Rain and other iong-held traditions. But it is also the Month of installations with just about every Club and organization getting "O ff with the old ansi on with Use new ." ft ft m Joe Ryan Dies NEW YORK (U P D —Joseph P. Ryan, 79. president of the International Longshoremen's Association from 1927 to 1953. died Wedne-iij* t .• Song A n •*. - work of the late Pope John today w A ... Replacement M. TULLY JR. cer. and Mrs. Ware; Captain Jame* 0 . Mayo, who will juecced Captain Tulty a* Hatw.ng line commanding offleer, and Mr*. Mayo, and Captain anil Mr*. Tulty. Captain Ware Introduced the Navy ollicer* and their wive*. Resolution* of tribute to Captain Tully were read and presented by Gen. J. C. Hut­ chison for the County C om ­ mission. Mayor Thomas S. McDonald fur the Sanford City Commission and Andrew Carraway for t ie Armed Forces committee of the Chamber of Com m erce, F. E. Roumillat Jr., presi­ dent of the Chamber uf Commerce, presented Cap­ tain Tully wit is a plaque, Full rr presented a gilt trom Hie Navy League und Carraway presented a gilt from the Armed Forces committee. The luncheon rinsed with a response by Captain Tully. who will leave July 12 for fur­ ther assignment to the NaifskiM W.;; C s > ie V.-Zb ington D. C. This assignment mark* him for future prom o­ tion in the Navy. Top Navy Performers LONDON (U P I) — Joseph G ikIiht , minister of state for foreign affair* and a member of I’ arliament since 1931. to­ day replaced disgraced John Prufuinu a* war minister. Satellite Up VANDENBERU AFB. Calif. 1111*1)—-The Air Force launch­ ed a satellite, presumably of the Discoverer series, Wed­ nesday from (hi* Pacific mis­ sile range base. W ertz Testifies LOGGING OPERATIONS weru mi deep inside Wekivu Swamp that it was necessary Wednesday afternoon to remove the Itody o f an accident victim, Samuel Thomas Harris, 31, two miles l>y tractor to a roadway., (Herald Photo) Last Rites To Be At DeLand WASHINGTON (C P I) Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz appealed to Congress today lor new tools to fight Funeral arrangements were jolt discrimination by employ­ being completed at DeLand ers and laltor union*. today for Samuel Thom as Harris, 31. of DeLand, a lim ­ MIAMI (U P II — A masked ber ui .in killed at about t p. bandit shot an elderly motel m. Wednesday afternoon In night clerk to death early to­ a logging accident in W'ekiva day in an abortive holdup. Swamp. The victim was Karl Groton stein, 02. Colt V ote Set ItAJCTONA Hf.Af It t VI .. The City Commizsion . is wit to vote today oa whether to sign a contract for llic PinsIon Colt* o f the National Lea­ gue to m ove their baM-ball spring training ramp here Approval Seen To Be Given Awards H earing Awaited Board Chairman Barry Favored Sheriff's Deputy J. tj Gal­ loway reported lb.it Hat ris was guiding the loading of a 3U-io.it hardwood tog onto ir.c-.V when thr cna.ii or a hoist slipped. The log knock c-J Harris from the truck and then (ell on his necj; and shoulders, crushing him. Coroner Hugh Duncan, w to Investigated with Galloway, s a d death was accidental and Instantaneous. Tlie accident occurred two miles in*i le (he sw am p south of Markham, o ff the Longwood-Markham Road. It was necessary to use a tractor to remove Harris' body from Lite swamp due lo lack of roads. A native of .Seville, Fla., Harris is survived by his wife, Patricia Harris; two children. Richard ami Lina; a brother anil three* sisters, all of DeLand. Alien-Summerhill Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. W A S H IN G T O N I*. S. COLLAR. Lt. Cdr., USN, will ua.stmie command Friday o f the Naval Air Maintenance Training Group Detach­ ment at Sanford Naval Air Station, relieving Lt- Cdr. Clyde G. Hunt, a 21-year veteran who i- r« tirlnir. (N a w ITiniiii t L i ' l l —The TALLAHASSEE llTPH ~ Gov. F a n is Bryant -aid today President Ki-ulirdy tool been asked to -peak to thi Nation­ al Gov.-rimiV ('oitfvren.,* at Miami tteiieh iu July. Dry not told Ids weekly news mnferr-1itr that Kennedy hud lint accepted the invitation lint "h e Is very well disposed to speak." The governor said the P leddent w<«* "very responsive" in asking Congress to put up enough money to get the cross-Florida barge canal started Bryant nod other state of filial* went In Wasliillton last week to po.<|i for SI million to start ronstriicHull o f the prnpo*ed ennui nero-s the north central purl o f the state. From Ibom, Germany, the President w o t to Congress » supplementary budget which Included St million, which Bryant said would start .con ­ struction on lock* nt the east Slid o f the rntinl. ST. PETERSBURG (U P I) — hcventy-six-year-old Dale Armstrong went downtown yesterday to pay a trailic fine. On the way police said, he lurely missed a collision w.th a police cruiser, rail a stop sign and drove on the wrong side of file road. Police charged him with two more traffic violations, released him under $311 Isold and said they wuuld ask hir a re examination for hi* driv­ er's licen'e. No W onder! By United Press lulrinatim ijl Since 1931, em igration from Ireland ha* averaged aland to,001) persons a year, a c­ cording to llie World Almanac and Rook of Facts. "I believe the President see* tremendous value to lie derived from the canal.” Bryant said. Thi, governor said Corps o f Engineers bad indicated that if the money was made availidi|e, they Would be able to yet started on the project t i the 1U(U fisegt yrent. I Ilryam said many legisla­ tor* who were cool lo bis high­ er education bond financing plan would probably come around to supporting it In-fore long. Bryant kicked o f f a drive Wednesday night in Pen­ sacola tit get voter support fo r the j,;.'. million j.<suc which w ould i u teri to pay for* jun­ ior college ami university cultsti uctioii. The Istotl pittptr-.tl must lie approved by u ntnte-wide vo e before any bo mis ean be sold, Bryant said during tins past year, lire Road Department opened bills iii) about fit !" million north o f highway con­ st ruction, no increase over 1‘J.VS, tlie next highest year, when bids totaling |l'Jt! mil­ lion wore opened. Cuba 'Invasion' Talk Subsides He Should Have Stood In Bed Temptation O f ’Free Life Cost Of Living Holds Steady Bryant Hails Kennedy For Canal Support A ged Man Slain WASHINGTON I L'PI I Overwhelming S e n a t e ap­ proval of President Kenne­ dy's aid to depressed arez* program brightened p r o * A form er Heavy Attack The presentations wdl Ikpert* today tor a "aecontl Squadron Eleven pilot and his made by Captain Joseph M. chance" try in the house. bom bardier Friday will be Tully Jr., Wing Commander, honored a l a squadron in apection for compiling the following his annual person­ JACKSONVILLE (U P I)—A top individual performances nel inspection o f the .squadron. housewife, Mrs. Sara Lucky in the Heavy Attack Wing The trophies were original­ charged in the slaying o( a One Fiscal 19>2 Bombing ly slated pt be given out at Baptist minister, the Rev. competitions. The inspection the Wing's 1962 Bombing DerGeorge Hodges, waited today begins at 9 a. m. by. However, llie Cuban Cris­ for word on a hearing on her The Champion Pilot award, is forced cancellation o f the plea to leave the county jail a silver punch bowl donated by the Central Florida coun­ Derby and the presentations under bond. cil of the Navy League, wilt were rescheduled for VAH It's be presented to John It. Shat- administrative personnel in­ PHILADELPHIA (U P D tuck, who left the Navy la»t spection. Both rcecipicnt* have rela­ Stuart T. Saunders, Norfolk year to become a commercial tively long histories of op era­ and Western Railroad presi­ airlines pilot. become board Lt. (jg r Alec II Itlunden. tions with the A hit Sky w ar­ dent. w i l l chairman and chief executive rior, which they flew to their who is currently attached to officer o f the Pennsylvania VAH II, will receive the championship*. Shattuck was an early A hi! Railroad t P RR f Oct. I. He Champion Bombardier - Na­ succeed James M. vigator award, also a silver pitot, (lying the twin-jet air­ w i l l punch howl donated by the craft overseas from i».*7 to Syine*. fa:, who will remain Norden Division of L'nited 1959 with Electronic R econ­ as director. naissance -Squadron Two |V(JAircraft Corporation. 2). and finally, from t!fi9 82. with Sanford's VA ll.t anil SAN FRANCISCO (I PI) VAH 11. lie is now a Jctlinc Barry Gohlwatrr addresses pilot for United Air Lines. the National Young Republi­ Blunder) ha* similar e x p er­ can convention tonight. Sup ience. lie (lew a* a navigator twirl for ttie conservative with Vil l in llie Far East wing of Die Republican Parly from 1936 to I960, then cam e in general and Goldwater in to Sanford. He was com m iss­ particular lias been so m irk­ ioned an ensign in llkio ed at the Young Republican j through the Navy's Limited •Y U i conclave here that one Duty Officer program, be­ of llie candidate* for the na­ came a bombardier-navigator tional chairmanship Wctfnesithe same year and in his first day announced l<m per cent lull fiscal year in heavy at­ support for Goldwater tack, won the bombing cham ­ pionship ft Our Informants down Or­ lando-way report the gasoline war there is over. Los a! serv­ ice station operator* are hap­ py- shout that, and also happy the pries- w ar didn’t apt rod to Sanford. CITY tU PIt VI, continuing the set the second session of the Vatican Coun­ The Wclaka building on First Street at Railroad Ave­ CAPT- JOSEPH nue, is about to get a new " f a c e " . Manager A. R. KeyTwo year* ago today Cap­ says painters will com m ence tain Joseph Merit Tully Jr., operations in a week or 10 L’ SN, assumed command of days. ft • ft Heavy Attack Wing tine at Manager Joe Fuy reports Sanford Naval Air Statinn. 1963 high school graduates Thi* afternoon he was hon­ from Seminole County ’s Sem i­ ored by Saniord and Sem­ nole, Oviedo, Lyman, Crooma inole County leaders fur hi* and Forest Lake Academ y effort* in these last two year* now are registered with Flor­ In promoting "an unequalled ida State Employment Service. bund of friendship and co ­ Among them, says Joe, are operation between nlfieer* good stenographers, clerical and enlisted men uf Saniord workers, receptionists, sulo Naval Air Station and the citi­ m echanic and carpenter zens o f Seminole County." trainees, as well as laborers. The tribute was paisl at a Some arc seeking only sum­ luncheon al Mayfair Inn. mertime jobs Iwfore entering invocation was pronounced college this fall. by Chaplain Angelo Libera, • • • NAS, and Slate Senator Mack Fern Park barracks. World N. Cleveland Jr., at master W ar I Veterans, and the aux­ of cerem onies, introduced the iliary are having a covered guest*. dish supper and Chinese a u c­ At the head table were City tion at Altamonte Springs park this afternoon Affair Commissioners, County Com­ missioner*. mayor* o f cities, will be moved to the Com ­ towns and village* in the munity House on Maitland county. Tlmma* II. Fuller, Avenue in event o f inclement president of the Central Flor­ weather. ida Council, Navy League; » • • At one time 1 was a very- Col, II. 'J . F u f-iaa . •iipwir. slow hunt-and-peck typist but tendent o f the saniord Naval now IRm a spEEdy expoN'e.Nt A cadem y; Captain Robert M. Ware. NAS coiam.indinc offi­ o f tile touch systex. • ft • I A Fit. Gov. Farris Bryant has ap­ NO. 743" CLARK I). A R R I N G ­ T O N . u f H eavy A t ta c k Si Him In m ICIt!Vtin*H D eIn ch im 'iit K iirhl, p la in ! act mill in H e a v y A t ­ ta ck W in g O n e Silty la in iliin t' c o m p e titio n s . A m n p t m i . a fir s t c la s s je t m e c h a ilc , is a ls o iK idnyf th e W in jf's Imtnb u r ilie r s in fis c a l y e a r l!M>3 sta n iiin jfs. (Navv Photo) MIAMI ( UPI 1—Talk o f u nevv refugee "in v asion " of Cuba has died down here us rapidly as it flared up about a week ago. II I* now clear that a re­ port that relugee "t o m man do*" from Central America were smuggling iirms to anti Uu'ltu guerillas in Cuba snowdialled out of all proper lion m the telling. Aland 2d inert appear ac­ tually lo Imvc landed in Cuba, hut exaggerated r e p o r t * reaching here inugnilkti that tut it tier a* much a* 130 fold. When "in vasion " rumors fird began circulating, refu gee leader Manuel A tleVu rim# told UPI that it was true that three small (tout parlies had )a ndeil in Cuba. cil for Sept. 29. He ordered the council's preparatory body to resume work next week. The new date for the begin­ ning of the second session was announced hy Papal Sec­ retary o f Stale Amleln Gio­ vanni Cardinal Cicognanl. Originally It hud been sched­ uled for Sept 8 but was tielayctl because of the Illness and death of the late Pope. The announce men! was a type of document known as a "rescript c\ audentia," meaning a formal notice of order* Imparted on Cicognani hy the Pope during a private audience. In a separate communique, the council press of tiro said l It c council's coordination commission w as meeting Wednesday "to complete its work according to the in­ structions issued Dee. •!, 1902 by Hu* Holy Father John X X111 of venerated m em ­ o r y ." Pope John's instruct Inn* to the commission was to cut. rewrite and combine Items placed before the enuncil, re­ ducing their number from 7u to 20. Grand Jury Probes Gaming ORLANDO (L T D - A Fed­ eral grand Jury, reported to be im n llgstln g syndicated illegal gambling activities, was scheduled to resume lira rings here today. The current h carinj, which is secret, began Monday and recessed Wednesday, Tw o spe­ cial attorneys for the organ­ ized crime and racketeering section of the Department of Justice were on hand to make presentations to ilia grand jury. Alum! ,v dozen witnesses were questioned Tuesday. Among them were Philip Reale, Pensacola, a former legislator; State Sen. Mark Cleveland Jr., o f Sanford; Abe Brown and Joseph Ourwitz of Miami: Cupt. Tom Sawyer, of (lie Orlando Police Department; It O. While, an Orlaniln boat firm operator, anil lleverly Roberts, of Seminole County, Before Ids brief appearance, Cleveland told newsmen in Sanford he did not know why lie was summoned but be­ lieved it might concern tinfact that, at an attorney, In* on ie represented two persons who had been arrested. R tint Itl DUBLIN (U P I)—The Ir is* made John F. Kennedy their own today. The President left behind the aHairs of state In Dublin and hedgehopped by hellcopIcr and rar on a sentimental journey across southeastern Ireland, home o f his an ccstors. He went to New nass, front where his great grandfather sailed for Am erica 113 year* a go; sipped tea with his cou­ sins and other relations at the old family homestead in Dunganstown; laid a wreath in Wexford on a statue o f l omm mlorc John Barry, fa­ ther o f the Am erican N avy; am] then hopped hack to Dub­ lin. The President was in a re­ laxed and happy mood fol­ lowing a grim Berlin visit. He won hysterical applauso nml was mobbed by throngs everywhere lie went in this misty green island. At New Ross he told a wild­ ly cheering crow d that if Ills great grandfather had not gone to A m erica, " I 'd be working over at the Albatross Co. here, I guess.” The com ­ pany is a fertilizer factory oa Ihe river. From New Ross he m o­ tored live miles along hedgelined lanes to Dunganstown to take a look at the potato shed which was the original Kennedy home. breaking through all pro­ tocol harriers al Dunganstown, the President pushed into Ihe crowtl to shake hands and expressed his pleasure at seeing the people of the area o f hU lore-bear*. lit* was nearly m obbed by llie huge quayside crowd at New Boss alter his folksy speech in which he introduced Mimo of Ids traveling com ­ panion* umt then said that "when my grout grandfather lell here 113 years ago he car­ ried with him only two tilings— faith and a strong de­ sire to live In lilterty." Pickings Slim For Thieves Thieves worked lia rj fur only $3.30 early this morning. Police reported a burglar gained entrance through a restroom window at the Danc­ ing School o f Arts, 1«9 West 27th Street, but got nothing. Then he follow ed by tam per­ ing with a vending machine at tlie Launderuma, UT West 2'th Street, and still gained nothing. Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported a thief threw a building block through a window of the Judah Service Station at Casselberry and took less than 30 pennies from a rash draw­ er and about $3 from a vend­ ing machine. Licenses Due TALLAHASSEE lU P I) — Game and Fish Director A. IS. Aldrich announced Wed­ nesday that Florida fisher, men must have their 190 81 lirrnsrs hy niidnlght June 39 ir face a fine o( from 5lt> to $300 or a Jail term up to till tlayv. TAKE - OFF TIRES Some with hut a few tiillca All al u terrific *aving • • • • NYLONS RAYONS WHITEWALLS m.ACkWALUS It DTIt RADS Too M u ch For Her Prison 'Coed' Loses Parole Rights cost of living has held steady for two mnntlis, and a Labor Department e x p a r t says N W in II.I.K. Tenn ( l PI) sity, d a le Correction* Dirt c Americans should consider — An unfortunate thing hap­ lor Harry Avery said Wed­ themselves lucky It has re­ pened to prison " c o e d " Sarah nesday. mained relatively stable. " t was scared of life," .Mis* Statistician Robert J. My - Jeannette John* on her way to the University of Tennes­ John* told Ihe Pardons and ers announced Wednesday tlie I HsL2 consumer price index see. Paroles Board, which revuklor May—unchanged (rum the She succumbed to the "su d ­ ed her parole al a bearing previous 6u days. But he pre­ den temptations of a free, Wednesday. She said she went dicted the index for June modern society" and kept late to a movie Monday night, would lie one tenth id oue per hour* shortly after six- wav >d *.*;ireil,” an.| qn-rtt the cent higher. i I p*roic*J to attend too univer­ ( r - -l id tne mgtil and cariy I morning local had served four years of a wait­ Id-year sentence for armed ing lor her wh«n she return­ robbery, was released (nun prison last week to study ed home at 2 a. m . four criminal p*ycltology ut the hours Itcyond her parole cu r­ university. She had earned 12 few. college credits through cor­ "H er conduct clearly indi­ respondence courses. cates she should not be fur­ "She will bo privileged to ther paroled at present," said carry on her education ' Avery. i through correspondence cotif| i lie r . j w i e i i l SutfaS, _ a :i Avery, taverns. drinking in Officers were FRKE! I'lik I p a Deliver* • EASY TERM S FA 2-0t>-*il �I- t If------TW------ n * 1 4 - ----------------" f> 5 Sunbeams W in M erit Badges ----- --- _ r «W M a r l fm U Page l — June ST, 18 Several On UF Stall To Retire Fiesta To Feature Contest ss. a r s u ia & w 2 C A V A N A U G H T IR E S E R V IC E SEE US fir $L for your HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN St. Pete’s Old Studio Burns FI VE YOUNG ladies from Sanford, ages 6-11 years, spent last week at the Salvation Army Camp Keystone and part of their activities included crafts of many kinds. These girls, members of the Salvation Army Sunbeams, are shown above In the cruft pavilion working on projects which are part of their camp life. gram, which Is comparable offers many recreation facili­ By Fred P. Green to the Brownie program in ties such aa swimming, shuf(Special to The Herald) fie board, tennis, badminton, (Ed. Nate: The Palatha the Girl Scouts. Daily Newe reporter capDuring their week at camp volleyball, softball and many tkmed above, who wrote tho these young girls work on other aporta and game activi­ following article far The their proficiency awards and ties. There Is a large pavilion Sanford Herald, attached a these Sanford youngsters note: "Just at I arrived at made excellent strides in for religious services. How­ the camp w did I cloud­ their study, winning 26 of ever. the programs are inter­ burst and even though these these badges with one of denominational, it was point­ pictures were taken at I them, Karen Williams, ty­ ed out. Salvation Army ia a p. m. if you notice the back­ ing for the most badges won member agency of the United ground it appears to be by one girl—eight. This was Appeal of Seminole County. This week a group of 12-19night outside . . . it wae from a group of 17o girls year old Sanford girls are at that dark and the rain fell from all over Florida. by the tublulls. I got stuck Another Sanford last, Chris­ leaving the camp on a new tine Clark, won the highest clay road and had to wait honor in the Sunbeam pro­ three hours to gel pulled gram, receiving the Commis­ out. It was quite an caper1 sioner's Sunbeam Award. Irnce.” ) This coveted medal is the PALATKA— Snuggled away highest award m the pro­ tn the clay hills of Clay gram. County, on the shores of Lake The girls were under the Bedford, three miles north­ direction of Mrs. James Carl­ west of Keystone Heights, ton, a layworkcr for the San­ Iks s tract cf land, 99 acres ford Salvation Army pro large, which is known stale gram, which la operated un­ wide as Camp Keystone, the der the direction of Sanford's Florida division of the Salva­ Harry Foden and Mra. Foden. Mrs. Carlton is the leader tion Army camp. The camp includes 14 cab­ of Uia Sanford Girls Corps, ins and has s capacity of and this fall she and her hus­ BUT campers. It is operated band aspect to enter tho Sal­ all summer and hat many vation Army Officers Train­ different programs for all ing School in Atlanta, Ga., to age groups, under the direc­ become commissioned Salva­ tion of Capt. and Mrs, Jack tion Army workers. Brewer, state youth director! Tho five young misses from for the Salvation Army, who Sanford, ChrUtmo Clark, Kar* Lit Jacksonville at their en Williams. Naomi Mullins, home. Marilyn Mullins and Darlene The camp is under the divi­ Bumgardner, were extremely sional commanders U. ami proud of the fact that they Mrs. Harold Stout, wlio also won the camp award for have their headquarters in keeping the neatest and best cabin during their week in Jacksonville. Last week five Sanford (lie camp. girls, six lo 11 jears of age, In addition to their craft attended this camp under the work and study on their pro­ Salvation Army Sunbeam pro­ ficiency awards, tho camp Camp Keystone and before | the summer la gona a group of Sanford youths will at­ tend a musio camp. In August this camp is | host to largo group of under­ underprivileged children who 1 attend "fresh air camping1 periods" at Camp Keystone. Keystone Heights is 38 j miles west of Palatka and 14 miles east of Starke on State Road 100. HIDABEDS AND (Brand New) and JA M IS O N Color* and Coverw . . . Tweeda. Acetate*, Nylon Friexc and Printa . . . With All* Foam Zippered Cushions In ALL STYLES — Modern, Contemporary and Early American A ddt I LONGER LASTING— MORI EFFECTIVE KILLS Bonus Buy! tit* Lion of Asaruar Seed Company banfoid, Florida •sSSS ALL REDUCED Starting At The Unheard Of Price O f ----AND ON MATHER'S EASY TERMS We’re OPEN Friday Evening for Your Convenience ICLOSED Wed. afternoons for our employees recreation fdcoi lof The Kilgore Seed Company Of BIG . . . EXTRA CHINCH BUGS armyworms ants millipedes and many other lawn insects W / O f-4 | y ^ Y By Famous Manufacturers Choice | Contains ETHION 7 By D m u BUM , partmcoLa, hate catered the play which tha fireman elaim and the Aareal Community The Longwood Volunteer competition from which the! will be tha bigfeat aver to Christmas Party for child­ too (sleoehe e ff tafeetiew— , Fire Dept.'a Fourth of July ! willner ?0 0D to rep re-I h* teen in the county. Thia ren of the area. In connec­ watch healthy shin replace h) tion with these projects a or yoer 49c hack at aay drug t* Fie tta. thii year for the te GAINESVILLE |UPI> — cond tune to be a taree-day sect Seminole County in the display is timed to last more cottoa candy making ma­ store If wot plcatod IS ONE than an hour with three men chine was bought and hai HOLE. TODAY at all dreg Seviral members of tho Uni* •vent, will be highlighted by state contest to be held next •tore*. setting off the fireworks as been put to use many times. xerstty o f Florida faculty and a beauty contest *et for neat March. fa n •• possible. The Fwita. wkieh will he staff will retire at tb« end of Thursday to name "Mitt Proceeds from these an­ Flame of Seminole County." located on Reiter's Pasture the month. nual celebrations are used by To date a total of tome 23 RETIRE WITH FISK west of Longwood on banianOn* group. including Dr. Norman R. Mrhrhci, Dr. John girls, representing 10 fire de- do Springs Rd. (SR 434). will the Loo gwood Volunteers to FOR REAL TIRE VALUE open to the public at 9 p.m. buy new and replace old V. Watkina, Dr. R. B. B «k »r equipment for the department on Tuesday and Wednesday and Mrs. Ida K. Cresap. «p«nt BUY A PAIR FOB EXTRA WEAR ^ at which times all con- and the men. The past three mere than 30 yean in educat­ years have seen additions of cetilon stands and food and An Low An .................... *.... . 3211.90 ing Florida studrats. All loin. dr.nk booths will be in ope. radio and monitoring equip­ Windsor T ube!** Nylon* -------- 126.70 *d th« staff in the 1920'a. ment. new sirens, warning ration. Fink Custom Tube - Type Nylon 830.26 Mehrbof it p iu fe n o r of lights snd two high pressure Tha all-day celebration ______ (Price* Above - Plm Tax) Poultry Srionca and haad of WASHINGTON (UPI) — planned for Thursday will aoules and boots, raincoats, tho dcportmant. tta joinad tha As the Senate opened debate kick off with a parade from and helmets for the men. ataff in 1924. In addition the department 1401 8. FRENCH AVE. FA 2-2203 Watkins, Profaaaor of Orua* on President Kennedy's em­ the Longwood Elementary sponsors a Halloween Party School at 10 a. m. Immedi­ manta! Horticulture, Joinad battled program of aid to tha ataff in ISM. Backar, Pro- depressed areas one Republi­ ately following arrival at the faaaar of Dairy Sciatica and a can charged it was de­ fair grounds, prizes in many categories will be awarded dairy husbandman Joinad tha signed “ to create votes.1* Sen. Wallace T. Bennett, parade entries. ataff in 1929 and Mra. Crtaap Donation prites will be hat served aa a librarian for Utah, ranking Republican on the Agricultural Experiment the Senete Banking Commit­ awarded throughout the day tee, laid it should be calkd wtth first prise a 1931 sta­ Station ainca 1923. Alto retiring are Dr. Gaorga "The Administration Re-elec­ tion wagon donated by Scott'a gsrage, second prise a stainFox, Profaaaor of Englith, tion Agency.** "The Area Redevelopment lets steel double sink donated 1939: Dr. John Grother. Profrator of Humanitiea, 1933: Agency bill is designed prin­ by Reek snd Sons Plumbing prisea Juice Dr. R. Banga. Profaaaor of cipally to keep Democratic and third blender donated by Ted's politicians from the unem­ Management cf Buaineta Law, 1957; Clifford Holley, Asalit- ployed lists," Bennett told TV Shop. Winners of all prises except the car must be ant Professor of Phyalcal Sei the Senate. The measure, defeated two present. ancat, 1959; and Dr. A. E. Brandt, Profaaaor of Statiitici, weeks ago by the House, The bathing beauty portion would add 1455 million in au­ of the Miss Flame contest 1939. thorised funds for the agency, will be Judged at 12:30 p. m. more than doubling its present Judge* will be offlceri of the Slate Firemen's Assn, who spending ceiling. also will officiate at the evening gown finals to be WIGGINS ATTENDS held at 3 p. m. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Benjamin E. Wiggins. San­ Afternoon entertainment (UPI) — The old building ford, Is among 2.000 engineers will feature the Falling An­ which in the early lSOJ's attending the 33th annual BORROW UP TO $5,000 - UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY gels of DeLsnd, a parachut­ housed a movie atudio » n aummer meeting of the Amer­ ing group who plan their first destroyed by fire Tuesday. ican Society of Agricultural jumps at 3 p. m. The Angela Sun Haven Studkn turned Engineer! at Miami Beach. who will Jump from approxi­ out three picture! in the mately 7.300 feet, recently studio with such old-time Only member of the eat took first place in spot Jump­ luminaries si Buster Keston, family without retractable ing at an air meet held la Greta Ninon end Olive B<?r Kissimmee, OP S A N fO lO den. Tho building has S i «*■ " Climaxing the day's actlrlused recently for storage by . . . . . .ra er **r,w C al FAlrfax 2*1611 And Ank For Ralph Petold or Jim Doucettn tfes will be tho fireworks dtsthe Florida Power Company. U**ir d,w # b ,ck , l wlU- Depressed Aid Bill Blasted CHRISTINE CLARK (left) won the higheat award in the Salvation Army Sunbeam program at Camp Keystone last week when she was presented the Commissioner's Sunbeam Award. She also received badges for her work in singing, artist work and star study. Karen Williams, admiring Chris­ tine's coveted award, tied for the most number of badges in the camp dur­ ing the week with eight, artist, bird study, first aid, safety first, patriot­ ism, singing, star study and tree study. Others in the photo (from left) are Mrs. James Carlton, in charge o f the Sanford girls; Naomi Mullins, who won badges in artist, bird study, singing, tree study and safety first; Marilyn Mullins, artist, bird study, tree study, singing and safety first, and Darlene Bumgardner, bird study, star study, singing, artist and safety first. FEET ACHE, ITCH? u « f all yawr hoaoa are to the fast. No wawdar they aehe. swell, perspire, heh. Bathe • feet twice dally with T -4 -L . , boiwstow far relief el the 93 • ■. 8eu(h«\ Makti a ft omi* 11ui ■i \§OTH. MATHER OF S A N FO R D “ Sanford’s Only Air-CondTcncd Furniture Store” 203-09 East 1st St. FA 2-0983 �Mayor Flays Aversion To Polilics S ift #anforft S fra lF * - * * - * * • • ’Mbs Florida Ccn'esf l!c!d At Ssrssola SARASOTA (L T I > Offi­ ® T h r apathy ami aversion o f businessmen t« “ iretting in­ cial competition started Wed­ volved in politics’ was flayed nesday among 40 Florida o\eliy Muyur Tom McDunnlil la liev for the right lo represent fore O't-nibrrs o f tlie Kiwanis their stale in the Miss Amer­ Club Wednesday. ica pa scant this September. "L abor group* ta le |<ut l The girls were divided in in tin* pin.es* of cleeling pt*ip!e that nm our government, three groups, each to appear small pressure group* take in the swim suit, evening nart. but too many Imsines*gown and talent division* oi xEi-i ta le the attitude that the Miss Florida contest. Fin­ they have something to lose al* wilt be held Saturday by taking an active part in evening. politic*.” the Mayor pointed (•Iona B rod). of Jackson­ ottf. and added, ville, Miss Florida of l'JJ2, “ We may lose our fret*loin will be here during the work if vve do not ta le an active and will crown iter successor part!’ Saturday. Ha tin n i that it tool only A talent scout with Ted JMt people to sign the IhvlaraM ack’s Amateur Hour will >n o f Independence, and re­ SEVEN NURSES have completed an inatruclurV training counte in mother be in the audience in the tell the story that Benjumin jtnti baby cure, conducted by Miss Edith Olson, nursing representative from Municipal Auditorium here Franllin was a v lid by a conthe American National Red Cross in Atlanta, Gn. Certificates are being each night. The winner ot the atituent. “ What have you g iv ­ presented by executive secretary Mrs. Mathildc Erissel to (front row) Mrs.* talent division will appear on en u s ? ” to which Franklin re­ ilwlda Kibbe, Mrs. Frances Harper, Mrs. Mary Ellen Brown, Mrs. Mnstinc Ihe national television pro­ plied, Jordan; (back row) Mrs. Grace Fisher, nursing director, Mrs. Floyre Gil­ gram “ We have given you free­ bert and Miss Evelyn Morris. Miss Olson, instructor is at far rightdom, if you hava the w iu to (Herald Photo) keep it." In outlining what the indi­ vidual ran do to assure Rood bivernment. Mayor McDonald J IN K 21 luted, "encouraging good men Admission* Baby care is a family a f - ! Information given in the periodic mcdiral examina­ to run, en cou ra gf them to atay in office, work for them, and fair, says the Red Cross, and course which will be passed tion*. Ihe questions of bud Hugh Francisco. Fern Park. seven Seminole County reg on lo k>cal prospective par­ geting lime and money and David Sharpe. Mims; John give a cam paign donation.’’ rharacteriatira of a “ good istered nurse* are now pre­ ents inelmles what the nu>- how community healih af Connolly, D ellary; I t c n z a Blacksliear Jr., Estelle Re man for public office ” were pared lo teach the facts of liter should wear, eat and do lefts family health. mey, John Henry Brown, defined as, “ sincere- Interrat happy mother and baby care during pregnancy to insure Nina Moran, Wills Dean Wat­ to prospective‘ parents here. her own and Ihe baby’s health In his city, state and nation, f l i g h t hUKVKV son, of Sanford. honesty, ability, rhurrh memThe nursrs received their and safely; how to get a firm M O N T R E A L (U P !) - The Discharge* grip on the situations of bath­ bership and fam ily ties," certificates lor an 18 hour International Air Transport Agnes Diehl, D cBary; Daisy 0 Sincerity ran he tcitisl by course taught by Miss Edith ing. feeding and carrying the Association reports lli.it a Cent, Sandu* Cashe. Run baby; how to becom e a two-year survey shows 48 per Keil t'rn*s nursing noting whether the candidate Olson. Pendleton, Cunnar Knutson, artist; how rent of air passengers travel of Atlanta. “ quick-change” ha* taken an active part in representative, Delorc* McCee o f Sanford. fom m unity life ; honesty by Si* of ihe seven nurses art lo guard against infection and alone; 23 per cent travel with communicable disease, and JUNK 25 one other person; Hi per cent askinr the people who know Public Health nurses and Admissions him best and ability by hia work out uf the I’ uhlie Health how to give the baby a feeling with two or more. 5 per cent uf belonging with three other* and 8 per Cenrgc Easlridge, Penary; background, whether he ha* Department. The lessons will be taught cent with four ur more others. Fred Wulff, DcBary; Betty been successful in his own Jackson, Oviedo; Juita D il­ in si* two-hour classes and business and has the ipialitles also will explain the baby's Our sun and the other stars lon, Casselberry; Anges o f leadership. progress from conception are spheres of gas held to­ Uer trang, W. E. Knowles » In reference to churrh m em ­ through birth, the need fur gether by the force of gravity. Jessie Lee Dixon, Gladys b e r s h ip , McDonald said, *‘ De- « ■pite the Supreme Court opin­ ion. religion has played a most Important part in mak­ ing this country great and, if we art to atay grea’ , it will continue to play that same important part. “ The average age o f the world's greatest civilizations ss been 20(1 years," the Mayremarked. “ and these na­ tions progressed through this arqm-tu-e: "From bondage to spiritual faith, from spiritual faith to great courage, from courage to liberty, from liberty to abundance, from abundance to selfishness, from sHfishness to com placency, front cumQlitecnry to apathy, from a p ­ athy to dependence and from tlep. ndencsi back again into bond >ge.” “ In 13 years.’’ the Mayor w'.lt'.cd, “ the U. 8, will be 'dull years old. This eycte is not inevitable. Tomorrow America depends on you." r IN >7 »f MAITLAND l.ou I’ appss LIGGETT REXALL III-WAV 17-oJ * r ►. SEN. JACK MATHKWS, voted the* most valuable member of the Legislature, and a pros­ pective g u b ernatorial candidate next year, will i*e interviewed on "Central Florida Show­ case" over Channel 6 TV at 7 p. m. Saturday, H*«r ».rtx(« fonat oitvJafoni ln*p« Food raid *af dtrfi S»»oog| %e2&s C r e st T n o th p a x te R p r . hllc S(|uil>i> In su lin If-IB Sturdy! t ^ C o l o r f u l l Involuted LAWN CHAIR PICNIC BAG Hmhcme! MiJ,> of E jlununum tubing. Chocs ct v* td Color acLUng b i ll led fuff) isa-itat to keep towJx M et coUtpofectlj fink. Hjoa-on-* weather- 3.49 U -8 0 F u ciu l T is s u e -III \ iliim in A 2 a,<100 ( n ils 100s C p jo h n s Unii'iipw lOOs R e g . S.T.II I'iis l H o m e I’e r m a n e n t S 2 .00 V itlue m s : r i H i i i r tin ie r o r V n r s i x t h JlO M lV t. r i l l . I T it ix v x i t rivw » » : vii x m .r rut m , ri.o n in t. i x i i i v x e r n * xii . n u t rn m a n x h u i .vmim rtsinttrt -*•H Rl.R X II fl IIINISON; rsslil»tu# iinkm is*. 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Funeral services for Mr. K a rm d Mansfield Carter. 41, of Casselberry, will he held at II a.m Saturday at the Fairchild Funeral Hume Chapel with Rev. l/eonard Jones of the Prairie l-ake Hapli*l Church officiating W Burial will be in filen Ha yen Memorial Park. Pallbearers are lo be Mack Nelson. James H. Suarez, Richard Cirgenski. Colbert McLaughlin. H. D. Jones and Wilbur While Morris D. Woolfork. IU t j; Wsst ch u rch at. OrUadu, rtx. FuMl.h Jun* II. »<>. I* Carlson, fuiirley Hartman, Kenneth Cook, Cecil Flower.* Rose Mary Bentley, Willie Evelyn Carroll. Betty McKee of Sanford. Births Mr and Mrs. Gordon Hart­ man of Sanford, a boy Discharges Brian Fcrrln, N. Orlando; David Sharpe, 'lin ts; Dor then Fore, Apopka; Mr*. Ray Jowcr* Jr. and baby. Alice Grant. Mrs Odell Hunt and baby, Nora Bines, Mr*. Stan­ ton 0. Dormincy and baby. Julian Whigham. Gary Brown and Eilino Carter of Sanford & .'.• t £ a rter Service Set Saturday Jv Helen Poat 127. Installing officer was Fifth Dis­ trict Commander Marge Norman of Ormond Beach. (Cox Photo) Hospital Baby Care Is Family Affair f IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES for the joint in. Mtidlntion of American Legion and Auxiliary ofAccra were held in the DeBury Community Centcr for DcBary Poat Poland Post (> anil Luke WE RESERVE Toilet Tissue | iCc w‘t*1 J coupon | THE RIGHT TO L IM IT Q U AN TITIES. FED TXX WHERE A IT I 1C \HI K. FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD PH. FA 2-02-11 �— — - — ~~ Pet«r Edton •f. ’- ■ ,T, C A LL TO A R M S Political Notebook This Is a tha United States i pared to match. The key issue ea test haa aegotiatioBS now la intpectiot of unidentified explosions. Chairman Khrushchev doesn't want any foreign inspectors la Russia, maintaining that they would all be spies. He doesn't need any Inspec­ tors In the United States, for to the wide-open Uik>d States society the Russians need only about firs percent espionage to lean what they want to know. While the United States hat a world-wide Boclear test de­ tection system, which the Russians do sot have, the U. S. needs Inspection of widen-, tilled explosions. Khrushchev apparently has been led t«4're­ lieve that tht United Stales will ultimately sign n test baa* treaty without Inspection. But tha often repeated report from the Russians that ths former American disarma­ ment negotiator, Ambassador Arthur Dean, had aver said that inspections a n not Im­ portant Is officially denied. Anyway, tha difference i p. tween three inspections a year, which Russia might settle for, and tha seven which the United States In­ sists on aa a minimum is considered Important What's wanted la a reserve of two or three Inspections for safety. UfT 1 food helping of work—to •told thla would cpoil tho flim M s all thoao ingredients with a t of sympathy and undantandlns ibinod. Furor with loving compan* ihip. Baka wofl nil your lift. Front h his— , food hopas and Under to got thorn la something else again. Since aach atato has ita own land* buying roquiremonte, roeldoneo atan* darde, etc., and alnco Canadian laws differ from tho United States on tha subject, finding your island takes some doing. First step la to buy a good atlas. Study areas which intrigue you. Next write the specific area's tourist de­ velopment agency for sources of de­ tailed area maps. After you've stud­ ied those, make your own personal Inspection. Such is the advice o f Juck Stewart, writing in Dodge News Magagine. Once you’ve located your likely dream property, go to the nenrest local civic authorities, who can clue you on the long trail to finding out about your island. Each door you open in your search opens another door. New vistas un­ fold constantly. You'll gain more knowledge as you go, mure know­ how more brushes with adventure. And, who knows? You might, some day, find your dream Island. Pick West Soys Snowshoe Snafu H WASHINGTON (UPI) — This eld cattleman had an on* essay knack of estimating tho sis* of a herd, and when someone asked him how h# did It, ho soldi . "There's nothing ta 111 Just r ' it tho logs and divide by At any rate, on a spring day in 1934 tho Quartermaster depot at Jrffsrsonvllle, Ind., adrortlsed the 2,045 pair* of surplus snowshme for aale. The documents I havo availahlo da not maho clear Just why the Army decided that tho month of May wss o pro­ pitious timo for soiling snowshoes, Thor* It no gain saying, howorsr, that few things aro more surplus than tnowthoea In May. Anyone who hoe over spent time In the Army can visualise for himself how the salt ram* about. In the mental picture I g»<, a supply sergeant dis­ covers tho extra snnwshoca under a pile of mosquito net­ ting. Anyone who haa spent time In tho Army also can rewdlly understand how th« sslt of tho inowihoct could wind up in a big snafu. What happened was that Outlet Stores, Inc., of Denver, Colo, put la a bid to buy tha eaowaheea at 9t.ll per pair. Its offer was tho highest submitted for 1,445 pairs. That's • Jokes son, but I’m But whoa ths bids thinking that the Army might opened, tho Army sold 1443 pairs to the Outlet Stores Co. have dona wall to havo usod of BL Paul, Minn., for 95.64 • similar system a few years per pair. •go whan It was ordering When Outlet of Colorado In •nowahooa for tha troops. quires es to why the Army Somehow or other, it wound bed accepted the smaller Idd eg with 4.000 more snowehoo* of Outlet of Minnesota, It was thaa It noodod, a situation that found that an "admlnlstramight hart t>**n avoided by live error" had boen made, taunting hcod* and multiply lha Army attempted to relag by two. trievo tlie snowshoe*, hut by that thus moat of them hsd OUR BOARDING HOUSE alrttily been resold to some­ OWAT ITf THATSyj one else. f A— Leonard Joseph, president LAST71MB < KtUff a oUMwy iytag. war t o ) r r r — , THB VLL SUCCO* a m , of the company, said ho had •Mian A HIKAltid 1H&MIMUTW l ulp- * UNkNOiNM 4; mad* arrangements to *<41 tho WAT PHONY COOSlM FLASHED ^ kAC.*THS ROLL ON M6/INCTCAO OP / orut-TT •now,lines he hid oil for 91L* 0J l HCWOlO 1-13 DOOflltiO IT DOWMtUa STREKT / 73 a pair, lie claimed that tho l«AS< AWOJT ONMVRUgeeRHnatB.X. ( Me am , UNCLE 3UUU6 4 Army hud done him out of quart to as wearuu. gompeks 9I2.0IUI. AND BALLOPINA MV WAV HOMfr/ ASTRlOft A HOBBY M0R4BO Z nut when the matter waa o bucked to tho U, 8. comptrol­ C ' ler general, It was ruled that the government was not re­ sponsible for Joseph's theo­ retical loss. Congress now ha* bofor* It a bill to pay Joseph 91,000 for his time and trouble as rrgerd* the snowshoe snafu. Regardless of how It comes nut, I will credit him with commendable determination. Hums,in* less resolute would simply have gone out and burled himself In a snowdrift. LEr HIST h ,vS/ that be had done everything he could to avoid a world* wide aoclear disaster. If the talka grove fruitier* as as* parted, Jturala g e t s the blame. What eould follow would be of considerable advantage to the United States In one way, of considerable damage to both the Communist and the free worlds la another. Another demonstration by the Russians that they do not want a test ban should make all the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance countries realize ex­ actly what they are up •gainst. It should unite them CASE P-470: Georg* W .; Washington Crans," he called Bailey Is a superb mentallst, out /roin th# pUtform. and magMan who lives in "Did you tsach your Blbla Freeport, Pa. class this morning at the Chi­ Twice in recent years 1 have crisscroesod with him at cago Templet" Then ha asked several ad­ national conventions. One* was at tht bankirs as­ ditional personal questions, sociation. Then last fall at baaed on our chanco mealing Cleveland be appeared as the of 10 years earlier at lhat banquet entertainer for the banker’s banquet. Ohio College of Chiropody's Miwnwhlle, he royally en­ annual conference. tertained those doctors and 1 waa scheduled for speech- thslr wive* for a couple of ee the neat day, but arrived hours. on Sunday night In time to Ha hsd mlnglsd with them enter the banquet hall Just a* briefly prior to tha banquet, George Uailey waa perform­ asking their asms*. ing. Hours later h« named tha "Ill, there, Dr. (targe various members of tha con­ vention. In fact, I taw him Identify IIS correctly out of RFK Testifies On Rights Bill 120. That Is a phenomenal featl And It Isn’t based on any occult or "hidden secrets," for Mr. Ballsy simply uses standard laws of memory Im­ provement to do so. "How can you recall to many names?" one of the banquet*™ askeJ, In surprise. “ Well," Georgs Halley grin­ ned, "If you offered to pay 95 for every such name you forgot, you'd b* startlid at the fast Improvement In your own memory!" naitey had to pay off two of the I'.’O with 95 bill*. But even in those two esses, his failuu-s were partially Justified. "Oh. ho,” he commented when he forgot the names, WASHINGTON (UPI) Atty. Geo. Robert P. Kennedy urged Congress todty to en­ act civil rights laws that would dtal with racial prob­ lems In tha courts and "not In ths streets, amid potential violence." The President's b r o t h e r opened the battle on Capitol Hill for the administration's •even-point program that Is almost certain to fare a fill buster from Southern mem­ bers of hla own Democratic parly. Kennedy, leadoff witness at the first congressional bear­ ings on the I’residcnt's strong civil rights bill, said laws alone would not end racial discrimination overnight. Hy Hal Cochran Hut they are a vital part Some laundries run on a 24of a broad national attack on a problem that the adminis­ hour basis. Is it that hard to tration cannot aolva through get buttons off? voluntary action, he told the When gray hslr la so In­ llousa Judiciary Committee. coming why do elderly wom­ en want to keep It dark? Barbs Steel Statistic It Isn't Just hubby's being CHICAGO (UPI) - U. .1. .steel's South Works plant out with the boys at a puker here rolled Its 10-mlllionth ton party that peeve* tho wife, but how much? of structural steel la May. That much steel Is enough, Shaving Figures Kids should realise that in eight-inch beams, to reach NEW YOHK (UPI) - The the moon with 44.000 miles to too many peek* are likely average man may spend two spare, William E. Haskell, to ruin the birthday mornmonths of hla life mowing al­ general superintendent, said. In* surprises. most half a billion whiskers from hla face, according to Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thura., June 27, 1963 Remington shaving research­ ers. m o v in g . What’s more, they tsy, w a lt b b a- s t a t o n , e d ito r anu n a u s u K a American malts spend 3 mil­ ra co e c u s m a n vax pklt lion man hours dally to shave Uschshltal Mupl. Msasalae cellar FA 2-1991 j a m a L astuew aB B a a square mile of fare. n u n w iia i "Get The Best By Request Uu. I umo Mauaatr L'euatr cellar SHIMLMV 0. u a t V T t scent, i a raastcR N iki in* UmUt mm m s *•» m i Ms mm ! let s* ■JUtelflaO slanagsr Meeistr cotter BUS* VMMM M Ser ■*<», r tU S M VOLTOLI.XB oeaerai i t i t n COMPLETE (H i)? Q—Why are there some­ times eight yean between leap years? "you moved from downstairs, A—Years marking the close where I met you. up to the o f centuriea are not leap balcony, didn't you?" years unless divisible by 400. And that was correct, for Q—What author wrote un­ when he had first asked the names of those two, they were der the name of "Box"? A —Charles Dickens. •sated downstair*. But in the Q—Are American Indians check-up later on, they had drifted upstairs and wero stat­ forced to remain on reserva­ tions? ed In the balcony. A -N a . Pert ef the art o f BMmory la this special "pegging" of Q— What are truffles? information. This la part of A—Edible fungi which grow what we call the Gestalt docunderground. time In psychology. On previous occasions 1 Q— Does tha federal govern­ have alto boon at banquets ment operate any colleges for when other memory exports Indian* ? performed. A -N o . They also drifted around, learning the names ef diners Q— Whet ere the six true prior to the supper hour. But during thslr own dinner time grain plants, or cereals, of at the table, they did not eat the world? A—Corn, wheat, barley, Instead, they sipped coffee and kept drilling theauolvet rice, oats, rye. on all those names which they Q— What does a demogra­ were later to associate with pher do? the proper persons. A—He makes various stu­ Ho It Is not only Important to pay "attention" to material dies relating to population. that you wish to remember. But you must also have a Q— Who established the na­ vigorous "Intention" to re­ tion's first private detective member! agency ? Many of you can't name A—Allan Pinkerton in 1830. the (treats between your own suburban home end downtown, yet you have seen them thou­ sands of times. If you really had a firm "intention" to do so, and had to pny 93 for each one you failed to recall in order, you"d Boo Us Fee KODAK soon be able to repeat all of CAMERAS. Film sad them. Finishing Send for my booklet "How • to Improve Memory and Study Mor« Efficiently," enclosing CAMERA SHOP a long stampod, return envel­ 210 8. PARK AYE. ope, plus 20 cents. 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Member: Midwest Stock Kick Chicago Beard ef Trade Me part of ear matsrlai. saws or awsertlslag. at uts eeitlaa ml The SasTcrd litre Id m*r *>• rapraeseae U ear msaasr without ervMlea pamlsaiaa at lha pehllshsr e( The Mar*10. nay Orlasdt Sale* S s p is w Mtfw laOlvMaal #r firm rsspesslkl* far sush rsproOuallaa will h* eeeoMaroO as larnaalsa an Tha llsralO's seprnaht ano will he MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Solo Uehl* fsr' Oimsass undsr Ih* law. PubliabaO Oalljr accept OSIsrOar. Buarnr aae ChrUlmae, pukllakaO SalurOap prscaaeiae P k 6A M M 4 N O JOB T O O • CtUTIMB • BTOttAOC V Wieboldt's Thomas Moving & Storage Me Week M. G. HODGEJ* fy ra tt Whtn the occasion calls for ■erne M N w r The bed part of n e b a de­ velopment la that It might brtsg ob aa all-out arms race between East sad West The MLP alooe would cost the U S. aa sstlmatad t i l billion. It weald mesa 9100 bUUoa U. S. defense budgets within a few yeara. Tha question la whe­ ther or not a test ban would bn preferable. If a test baa agreement should come through as a long shot, there Is no Inten­ tion that the United States would relax on what Is nc hollered ta be its vast nuclear superiority. Plans for future testing would go right shead. Development of antimissile missiles and antl-antlmisstia missiles would go ahead. Then if the Russians broke the test ban treaty, the Unit­ ed States would be prepared to resume testing Immediate­ ly. It would not be forced to lose six months as U did be fora when Khrushchev broke the Elsenhower moratorium on bomb testing. In splto of U. S. nuclear weapons superiority — which U not to be confused with a missile gap In delivery tyt terns—there Is no assurance th a t American scientists would bo first to develop new tuperweapons that come aft­ er the H-bomb. In tho potential for prolifer­ ation of nuclear weapons de­ velopment In the next 10 to 20 years by Red China, France, Germany, I t a l y , Sweden, India, Japan or others that have tha knowhow, toms obscure scientist may make the breakthrough. LARGE OR TO O SM A LL L E T US G IV E Y O U AN E S T IM A T E • OVIMIAS MOVINS Aulhoriimd Agee# for tJ n ltn \/mn Ltnm S h c& m ah iA MOVINS WITH CAR I CONSTRUCTION COMPANY �t ■ — — I ■ (N aleri ffr a li Jane 27, *63 — Page R Real Estate Transactions Horizon Homes, Inc., to Clif­ ton Jarman. N. Orlando. *13.200 C. R. Lowdermilk, etal to Hugh McKean, 21-1131, II BO,000 FHA to Orville Stanley, etna, Sanlanta, *6.930 Robert Bcinc, etux. to Loula Hardy, etux. Country Club Manor, *7,3u0 II. A. Ledford, etal, to Mar­ garet Ford, Sanlando, 16.800 D. D. Daniel to Carroll Ward, etux, 29-21-31, *8,000 Robert Elliot, etux, to Char­ les Wallen, etux, Ravenna Park. *12,700 Edward Higgins J r., etux, to Richard Barnett, etux, Rose Court, *10.800 Kenneth A. Klausing, etux, to VA, Sunland, $13,300 Martha Jovi to Guy Hill Jr., etux, Druid Hills Park, 116,930 IL A. Bradwlll, etux, to Ro­ bert Dalton, etux, Shady Park, *20,730 James Athey, etux, to S. P. Broady, e t u x , Sanlando. *12.300 Final Divorce Decree* Leona C. Mossop v i Frank Mossop m**t i Sft* #'*tf # Itt S' * f*nf f prft :• tint $mtt ' 8-th . fflj *» NORTH ORLANDO M l girls going to l-II Camp this year are, from left, Myrtle Harris, Pam Null and Martha Dean. The girls, along with others from Seminole anil Voluusia Counties, will at­ tend Camp McQuurrie in the Grain National Forest next week. t (Herald Photo) started out todny after the the $110,000 Cleveland Open tournament. MT htfo"s no premium on hitting them long here, but there Soil Cement Construction Explained To Bear Lake Club The Community last week Club, fur the regular resumed schedule in is in hitting them straight,” said Mike Souchnk, hoping to get buck on the win­ ning track beeaune “ I always play well In the Cleveland area.” Souchak explained that to stick on the hunt, fast grerna o f the (1,618-yurd lleechmonl Country Club with Its par ilJi3<>— 71, “ you bnve to play your approach shots o ff fair­ way lines, otherwise you are In trouble." Although big Mike is in th* long, rather than straight, hitter class, he received a lot o f support because- he always has done well In this section. The last time here, In 1959, he finished one stroke behind Doiv Fin-terwald in the l'J.ltl Curling Open. THREE YOUNG LADIES of North Orlando who are enjoying the Baton Lessons being given at 0:30 a- m. each Tuesday us part of the commun­ ity’s Summer Recreation Program are, from left, Stizunnu Turner, Carla DelVillaggio and Anita Stodden. Instructor is Mrs. J. D. Grinstead. (H era ld Photo)) By Shirley Wentworth R. Sykes vs Robert Sykes Otis C. Badger vs 3labie Bad ger Beatrice Boston vs Walter Boston Avis M. Collins vs Carle Col­ lins Curtis Lee Hammock vs Mary Lou Hammock Salta FiM T. 150TeeOff In Cleveland Open Today $22,out) first plate money In M embers of the Bear Lake be Edythe Leonard Mann, etux, xs Inez Meredith, mtg. fcl. Tropical Plants, Inc., va L. Willcn Hunt, etal, quiet title North Fed. S. and L. of N. Y. v* Clarence Rodgers, etux, mtg. fcl. United Mtg. Savings Corp. vs Robert A. Maxwell, etux, etal, mtg. fcl. Jack Dodd, etux. va Robert Hagan, etal, mtg. fcl. Weitside Fed. S. and L. o f N. Y. vs Virgil M ostly, etux, mtg. fcl, United Mtg. 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Bcllisle supported Duval's statement that soil cement construction is low in costs while remaining durable. The two men presented an interesting program before a small but attentive audi­ ence which Joined in a question and answer period. President W. 0 . Carpenter, who presided during the busi­ ness meeting, appointed Mrs. Helen Cockley and Mrs. James Wood to act as cochairmen of the membership com m ittee. He also spoke on the need for cooperation to provide added interest in club activity. Due to vacations and outn d c interests of the club mem bers, it was decided to adjourn meetings for the month of July and August. (U P D — Sports­ man Bam Griffith, who set records right and left In his £c*C* f Ifccuut BO TTLED A lo w COST several close calls in airplune snd automobile smashups, died quietly from a blood clot in a hospital hero Wednesday. Funeral services were set fo r this Saturday. 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F L A ; I �9 ,rm < - A m r , « Angels' Albie Is l ittle Man With Big Bat Jim Gilliam Clutch Man In Hof Race By Halted Proas fatevwaii««a1 J la Glfliem raatntt being caOad "Jonier* tad a* >U La* Angeles Hedger team«a him elmyly ______ JML* Ka afabaama eouJd ha more avvravtlat« far a fallow who tba world la ttrldc. He's Haftd hi m hast 1M gaacaa la a m p roar ha*a haaw with tea* 1IM, tad 7*i arary spring It aaama ha baa to win Mi jab all over again franc tone* UfMy-4o«tad newcomer. Came* middle of a hot pan* tat rata, however, and Oi}Uam la not only la tba Unaap dap la and dap eat to t alia del Iren tba dutch bite that ____ j_____ a iktor M a d w » ta n , the Baa aaa d i i k n m a ie h ka aba taa atok from lack at •laid. If tba Um aoddaaly W n n u taat aa tba tarn la «tm plated, tba aaMaa Jsrt M ir van tba tav handle from tba skier's basic, la Isndiag gna piraUel la tba ibara tad tin t tba relate* at tb* Ha* i t yen m b * la slowly. Batter ta dak la shallow velar aiaUag a atop thin to tea Into dock or batch with taa rnaeb spied. Yowelli Swamp Chain 25-4 YoweDe ewemped tb* Chat* team B to 4 la National Letgaa play, bat la wiaalag (o» only IT hlta off Wlafrea. Billy Millar allowed tba Chccec only two hlta aad helped to wia by idtlag ala for ala, including a bom* ran. Bubba Park, with tbrao for lira alco bomered. Cbcce IU 61 • 4 - 4 tact conflict la which fen401 toll crs'i ptr:onai'y led their Yowelli tr o :;j foto a:tkm w u tba O ra War. Kiwanians Gel By Oviedo Club Legal Notice Tha Klwanli team beat r* n i rtncrrr coubt of ninth .trotciti. cm . OvlctJo In Junior League play r~r\ in a id row srwi. Wednesday P to >, gtttlag 10 t :*" w o tn c ic m , ru etD A . hlta ait Ted Aulia. Colbert bit a triple for Oviedo, but CRKDIT UNION, A Florlit* End* Baumeliler bald tha Corporatloa net for profit. Plaintiff vlsiton to sis hili. ea. Oviedo too on A O E o n o r PUOH en4 o r a LOU Kiwaaia 091 000 « - l M a i l , bla wifs. at at. D«ft*4**U N onrw o r ■owTWAnn p on n ci.oem w n cwAMcimT no. mei C A M n t.n an n T c iT in s ns Legal Notice ■ALB HY Ut-KRK Nolle* la harahp o 1*-n perNattva •« Fob He eoant to aa Order dattd Jana N olle* la hereby »lven, l>th. t i l l and anterad In Board o f County Com relsilonChaneary Cate No. 1ITII af •ra o f Bomlaol* County, F loy. lha Clreilt Court af the Ida. w ill hear aa appeal agalaat lot* Judicial Circuit la aad tho doelelen o f tha aemlaot* or aemlnoto Countr, Florida. County Sonlnw Co mm lea leu Whcrrta CAN8KI.DERRY C1T-denying approval lo recom ­ IZKNB CREDIT UNION. mend lha M eaning o f tho fo l­ Florida Corporation not for low in g deocrlbad property roflt. la Plaintiff and OEOR from A -l Agriculture to C-t " PUOH and ORA LOU Com m ercial! Lot It o f M. M. pUOIf. Ma wife, at al. aro Do- Bmlth'a t o * Bokdlvtaion, p. B. tcndanla, t wilt aall to Iht 1. Pg. 111. tea* tha N 1*4 ft •lithtn an* boat bidder for and laoo alao any land* tying cath at tha front door of tha wllhln II ft o f lb* C /L at ■ tmlnolo County CourUouac In Peeler R oad which aald road ■tnfarri, Bomlnolo County Ilea R o f aald Lot It and rune Florida, at tl:S0 o'clock A. M parallel (o the R'orly line of •n lha ITth dap of July, l i l t •aid Lot i t . Alao lhat pltro tha fellowlne dcacrlbad pro or pare*! o f land lyin g d ir­ nertr aa tot forth In laid ectly a or L ot II , M. M. Bmlth'a Final Dceroe, to-wltt Ind Bubdlvlalon. P, II. 1. I*g. Lot it or guKKN*a u m - IW. and lyin g N of th« Coun­ M U SOUTH RRPLAT AD- try Club lino,I (S.il. II-A ), n-TION TO CAaflRLRHIt Section Ii-IM t-10K, leau the RY. Dcmlnolo County, K'urly II fl thereof. Further FWrlda, arcordlnn tn re described aa being located In mnl plat recorded In Plot N orlhw tel corner o f Heeler Took It, Poire I*. I'ublln Road u n i County Club Road. R-corda Seminole County t'utilln hearing will ba held In tho Seminole County Court FW Y* n ' vr.n T in a n th day • llouee. Sanford. Florida, In J u t . I9S1. lha County Commlealontra (B E / L) Room, on July I. l i l t at !•;*« Arthur If. Beekwtlh. Jr.. AM . or no ooon thereafter Clerk of the circuit Court aa potellile. Hoard o f County Commie Ily: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk •lotiero Hemlnuta County, Florida FcMer A llelllnehaue 111 So. Knowlee Ave. Uy J. C. Hutchison, Chair­ man Winter Park, FU. PiiMCh Juna 11, t il l. Atteatt Arthur K. Bock cr>J-i:e with. Jr. Pubtlah Jua* IT, n i l i n T i m c u t e r r r c o u r t o r C D J -ltl T it n n i n t h J v o i r i u , c m IN THO CIRCUIT COURT OF C l t T OF AND FOR UK Ml N fl.t l COUNTY, FLORDA, TH E NINTH JUDICIAL CIHn m r s a Y n o . taiae c c r r OF FLORIDA, IN ANIt UNITED MORTOAOEB SKIl FOR ORHINOLR C O U N T Y . FLORDA- IN CMANCRRT NO. VICINO CORF.. P lain tiff, Tbe Matteaat sent new la ib o it u h i u it can get aad •* It's bo rarprtoa that Gllliaai la rod-hot The Doigara htvw wow fo«v ■traight game* and Gilliam Haa delivered th« gsma-win­ ning blow la tbrao o f 'em. In­ cluding Wadawday night when bla two-nm *l(hth-lnnlng doable fparked Lo* Angtln Is i M victory over Cincin­ nati Radi. Tha YictofF com* plated • Dodger awo«p of a three-gomo ocrloa — tba first time they won tbrao In a raw In Cincinnati olneo 1853, Left-handed relief aco Ron Perranoikl ohat eat tho Rode for tho last S f/| Innings to win bla olgbth gamo against two loooos, Jim Molonoy, peek­ ing bio 12th win, ■truck out 11 batter* and wont Into Um eighth Inning with a 2-2 tls bat n walk to Perranoikl and Gordie Colomnn’a wild throw on n ■aerifies attempt set tho ■tags for Gilliam's big blow. Tbs victory onablod the Dodgers to remain a halfgamo bohind tho flnt-placo St. Louis Cardinals, who toppod the Bon Francisco Gloats, 4 -6. P S »f(* NOTICR OF SUIT MITCHELL, at al. SOCIETY FOR BAVINOS, a Defandanla. Connecticut aotparotlan, Plaintiff, AMENDED X O T in j OP a t'IT IN -v » MORTOAOB FORECLOaUBW tlOTD DANIEL EVANS oml M ART ANN EVANS, HIB T O i CARL H. MITCHELL w in s . m ruiiiR N CM i Unknown AND TOi All partita rlalm lne Defendant*. Intereete by. through, un TOi MART ANN EVANS der or aealnet lha afore Apt. Ill raid pereon e/o Mr, aaS Mr*. T. R McRa* TOU ARK hereby notified that a Com plaint to fortcloee torn Georote Avenue A rrrtaln m nrtsaee eneum Wheetun. Meryleml herlne the follow lnu ilftcrlb YOU AND BAl'II 1»F YOU ed real property, l o - » l t : AUK IIEHERY NOTiriKD (hat Lot Id, Him k I. IVKATIt n ault haa b.an brouulit F.KSFIRMi FIRST A DIM aoalnat you by SOCIETY FOR TION, accn rdln s to Hie HAVINGS, a Crtnnacllcut cor­ plat lharaof, ae recorded poration, Plaintiff, to foraIn P lot Rook 11. P aso II, cloia a cartnln Mur:*a«a nura Public Record* of Betul particularly daecrlbad In tho not# County, Florida, Complaint fllol tn thla ault, h a . been file.I aualnet you In which Mortoega anrumbara lha the ab oee-etyled cult, and you fnllowlnf daacrlbad property ■re reoulred to eerve * ropy ■Ituat* In Hemlnole County, of your Answ er or ether Pturlila. to-wit: P leedlns to tho Complaint on I-ot I. Iltnck I. HRFTLRR P la in t iff, a tt o r n .? ., ANDRR HOMES <HII.ANIH> sec •ON. RUSH. DEAN. U 1WN TIuN ONE, nccurillng tu DEB A van dan UERO. I l l tho plot tharauf racordad B a it Central Aveoua, Orlando, In Plot Itouk II, post* I F lorida, and file the original end • Public Racurdo of Aaaw er or oth er P leodlac In Samtnal* County. Florida, the o fflro a f tho Clerk of the end for other rotlof, end you C ircuit Court un or beforo tha ora r.uulrad to fllo your Anl l i h day o f July. t i l l . If you •wir to aald OoDepInlnt with fall to do aa. 0 decree pro tha Clark of tho abovo etylad aonfeaeo w ill bo taken at e l e Court and to eirva a copy •t you for tho relief demanded lharaof on Plaintiff* Attor­ la tho Complaint. ney*. ROHKNOERQ, ROUEN T h lt Notice ahnll ba pub HERO S RM1SM.VN. UM Ainllahtd ansa a week fo r four ■ley Bulldlno, Miami II, Flor­ oon rtcu llve waeka In iho Ban ida, «ot talar than tho lllk fa r t Herald. day of July, 11*1. In dotoult DATED Ihta l l l k day o f af which aald Complaint Will June. t i l l . b* taken aa cunfo.a.tl by you. C A R L B. (REAL! DATED, at Banford. Florida, NAVY INTRAMURAL Bowling League, dosing out IU Mason, had an awards prasanUtion at Jat Lanes Tuesday evening. In tb* top photo, J. F. U hr (left) and John Kneelsnd (center), with blgh averages of 189 and 191, respectively, received trophies from Capt. Robert Ware (right). The (Mgiit u turn, in appreciation of Captain Ware's cooperation, presented him with a plaque. In the lower photo, League President Bill Foster (right) ithe plaque to Captain Ware. (Herald Photos) cNscwnr court , BTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT o r FLORIDA IN AND FOR ■RHINOLH COUNTV. CHANCHRY NO. 10011 MABEL W . OHAT, melotiff - - JREED i l OHAT, N on a* Pofeodeul of su it TO, HERD B. ORAY (piece of reoldonco unknown) k Hwnrn Comptatat hovlno batn filed eoelnet you In lb. Circuit Court la and for H.mlnal* County, Florida, In Chancery, for Divorce, lha abort Hlta of eeld action heInu MA1IKI. W. OR AT. Flalnlift va. IU5UD R ORAT, Da. fandenl. thaao prttenlu ere to caua* and r.uulra you to file your written dafanava. If uny, tn the Complaint filed herein, end lo nrva a copy thereof upon Plalnllfr* nttornay an nr bafora lha llth day of July, A. D. till, olhorwlaa • D.cret Pro Cunfaaao will b* •ntar.ll ooalnat you and lb* caua* prm-aad ae parte, WtTNBHa my hand and of. flctat aval at Hanford, Haml nnla County, Florida, Ihle llth day of Juna, A. D. Ill) Hatwing f Cops Bowling Honors Hoary Attack Wing One— wlnnor of IU oocond straight chempionihlp—was honored In award proimUttono to thJ NAS Sanford Navy Intra­ mural Bowling IAngus Tues­ day ovoning at Jot Lento. Tho Wing’s ktgltn, winner of both halves in tho 1042-63 competition, oach received in­ dividual trophies for their prowoee. Tho awards were presented by Capt Robert M. Wart, commending affleor ef NAS Sanford. Representing tho Wing woa Cdr. Georgs W. Kimmonc, chief staff officer, who occepted both the league's ro­ tating trophy and permanent Command trophy for the win­ ning Wing teem. John Kncdend, of the Nat­ al Air Maintenance Training Group received • trophy for poeting tho league’* higheit State Bankers Beat Atlantic Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk ef lha Circuit Court. In end far Hamtnola Coun­ ty. Florida IMPROVED LAND IMPROVES PROFITS Uy. Martha T, Vlhlan It. C. A rthur IL Beckwith. Jr. thla lllk day of Juoa, till. Clerk o f Circuit C ourt (SEAL) Ily ; M artha T. Vlbleu Arthur H tlackwlth. Jr. Deputy Clark Clark of tho circuit Court Asderaoa. Ruth, Deen. By: Martha T. Vlhlan Low ndoo A van don lie rg Poputy Clark A ttorn ey* and C oa a itllora at Law Office* Board o f County CommieLaw Roaanb.ro, Roaanbaro R ■leoaro It. liman 111 Eaat Central RoulevarJ Hamlnol* county. Florid* A Mae*: P o tt oirtca iis x : : : i Suit* IMI Alsaley Bultdln; Orlando, F lorida Miami 11. Florid* Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. PuMlah Juna II A July I. 11. Fublleh Juno 11 R July I, 11, Putalltk Thursday June FT, t i lt II. 1ICL II . U «L C D J -lll UDJ-1M a o j - iM Lauderdale, Lakeland In Tie For Lead bava some real good fock. H seems that the bass, bream and catfish ana having 6 bag when those gully washer* U| the area, 1 called Herb Suttcn out at Wekiva liv e r Haven aad things seem to be going pnW ty good. Bream aad catfish are biting on worma aad th* bass are picking up on the black and red plastic warms. Herb tells me that the Black Water area to epeR and the Ashing to pretty food up there for about a half rnlla aad then the k f* are than and an a n th* M# ban , 2 ace Mr. BUI* from Wo.; kiva Haven went ftohtof for “ Flippy” th* fa r but eattfht a 12U pound fa r on a cane pole baited with a m a ll shiner. The water has also (Ison eight inches in the Wekiva River. So that should help the fishermen from bitting aB those protruding logs. From Mullet Lake Park on up to Lake Harney the fish­ ing la pretty slow and th# water to considerably muddy. NOTE, th* 1463 fishing licenses a n now on sale la the county court bouae and at all fish camps. The licen­ se Is 23 this year, one dollar of thla going to ftohtog im­ provement and management. Don't forget if you get a good catch of fish tot me know. 1 need your fish atorLei for "Knee Deep In Out Doors” Just dial FA 3-2611. Weil, that's all the fish stories that 1 can get up for now. GONE FISHING. COMJ*ol£ u w i (HEAL) Gordon V. Fradarlek Altornay for Flalellff I’. O. lias m i tU Eeet Commercial Avenu* Hull* I. Kirk Flee* Hanford, Florid* l*ulill.h Juno |1 A July I, II, II. m i. CDJ-IM PUBLIC IIKtRIVII ■OtHP o r KRUAI.IHATIIMV ■RRIhOLN COUNTY, FI-ORID A NOTICE IS HKIIKHT OIV KN that tho Board or County i'nmml.ilontr* of Bimlnol* Cuunly, Florida, will mail aa A Hoard of Kqualleetlan with lha Tea Aee.ieor In compli­ ance with Hecllnna lit II and ioo.lt of tha Florida Htatut.a at U:eo A. M. July II, IHI, In ilia regular mtatlno room of th. Hoard of County Commlaalunara of Bamlnolo County, Florida. In th* Court Iloui*. Banford. Florida, fur tha purpoa* of heortog complalate and racalvlao toatlmony a* to tho value of ony property, rani or paraonal, aa m .d by tha County The Aaaaaour, or parfactlno, ravlawlno and •quallalno lha aaaaaaniant, and may cuntlnu* In aaaalon for that purp.ua for one waak, *r aa long aa ihalt bo nacaa •ary. Further, th* a.aammaat raconi, will ba avallabl* for In apactlon by proparly owuara baolnnlno July I. 1ML end continuing until th* Board of County CummlaiOonor* moot for th* purpoaa of aduelltolion on July tl, till. Any and all proparty ownara aeoklng to appear bafor* th* Board of Equallaatlon mar aocura forma for praoantallon to lha Board la Ike office of tha Clark of Clreult Court or lha Taa Aaaaaaur. Koch form muat ba computed In lie anttretr before being prooentad to the Board. By: J. O. Hutehloon. Chair­ man By BUI Vlaceat Jr. gully washers wo bars been haring everyday hare really hampered the fishermen but it hasn’t seem­ ed to bother the'fish. If you are brave enough to get out tn the rain you should By Untied Prats tatareatlmal Lakeland ind Fort Lauder­ dale won their games tost night to mova Into a tie for first place. Lakeland knocked off Tam­ pa 124 and Part Lauderdale blanked Miami 11-0. In other league action, Sar­ asota dumped St. Petersburg 2-0 and the Orlamlo-Daylona Beach game waa rained out. Shortstop John Matehlck went five for six, driving to three of Lakeland's runs. Wayne Comer, Terry Bartho­ lomew and Al Golden each had threa hits for the win­ ners. Gabby Hayes whiffed five Miami batters and doled out four acattcrrd hits while hto teammates poured on the coal and rapped out 16 hits for 11 runs in the LauderdaleMlaml game. Young righthander S ta n Blunt allowed only two hits as first-half winners, Sara­ sota, applied the whitewash to St. Petersburg. Tonight's schedule p u t s Daytona Beach at Miami, St. By Vailed Pres* MeraaUMUl Petersburg at Lakeland, Or­ lando at Fort Lauderdale and NATIONAL LEAGUE W L PcL Sarasota at Tampa. Th* standings: 43 30 .389 St. Louis W - DW OW - ■ I BT R W L Pet. U 42 30 .383 Los Angeles T I I M I I I 1 0 1.000 C O N T R O L 42 32 J68 FL Lauderdale San Francisco 1 0 1.000 IohI kwltoi 40 33 .Sto Lakeland Cincinnati C *-»m*•Bt—S1 1 .300 34 34 .334 Sarasota Chicago • * ». Fyw *nwj *»l rfptgmmnwdmum* OpmObttom St. Petersburg 1 1 200 36 36 .500 Milwaukee • R ill • vdlldlll* Wnee* kern 0 0 .000 33 36 .463 Orlando Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 33 40 .432 Daytona Beach Philadelphia O r e g o ry Lumber C o. Individual avtragm—111. 0 1 .000 24 43 J82 Tampa New York 320 Maple FA 2-0664 Ho woo followed cloooly by Miami 0 1 .000 24 47 J73 tho Wing’s Joha Ubr at 149, Houston Wednesday's BesoMs Teaming with Uhr were HowNew York 4 Chicago 4, 14 to' la Harrison, Clement Reaves, atogs Ullly Ryan, Herb Bants, Cliff Phils. • Pittsburgh 2. night Lord and team captain John Lo* Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2, Stanklewlex. night En routs to their second Houston T Milwaukee 2, 13 in straight championship season ninga, night the Wing tuiwltvs set a Navy St. Louis 6 San Francisco S, team record with their 1034 night scratch game. AMEKICAN LEAGUE This very nearly topped the W L PcL Jet I.anea team record of 1052, 41 26 .612 set by the Lake Monroe Inn New York 43 30 .389 Chicago team. 39 29 .374 Boston 39 32 .349 Minnesota 39 37 .313 Los Angeles 38 37 .307 Baltimore J« 33 JOT Cleveland It was bank night Wrdnes Kansas CUy 33 36 .474 day when the Florida State Detroit 3T 43 -341 Bank beat the Sanford Allan Washington 22 33 .393 tic Bank tn the Little League Wednesday's Remit* 11 tn 2. Joe Pauline allowed Boiton 4 Cleveland 3, night only three hits while Hlckaon New York 3 Chicago 2, night was nicked for seven. Pauline Minnesota 6 Detroit I, night and Ben Chada together Ia>s Angelea 3 Baltimore 1, i struck out 12 Atlantic Bank first er*. Lo* Angeles 3 Baltimore 2, If you have plans to improve your land second, night banford Atlantic Bank 001 010- 2 Washington at Kansas City, by clearing or developing— get it d o n * Fla. Stole Bank 203 Ota-U ppd., rain Standings Legal Notica tw www LitUo man, what now? It’s a good question Ameri­ can Leaguers aak about Albie Pearson, the pint-oiiod out­ fielder who performs htreuUan foots for tho Loo Angeles Angela. Five-foot, 6-Inch, 141-pound Albie to r cinch to ba aaa of tba American Let(ua*a start­ ing outfielders In thla year’s All-Star Game because if hi* rival* eon overlook hie tiny physique they can’t overlook his -213 average. Like- Wednesday night when th* Angela whipped the Balti­ more Orioles, 1-1 and 2-2, In a twi-night doubltheader and vaulted post Cleveland and Baltimore Into fifth place, «V4 game* o ff the lead. Pearson singled and scored the Angels’ first run of tha opener end then tripled home th# tying run and scored the winning run in the eighth Inning o f the nightcap. Paul Foytack, making his first start since acquired from Detroit, went S 1/2 Innings to win the opener and then Ken McBride pitched a three-hit­ ter and struck out seven to ■cor* hie ninth victory In the second game. The New York Yankees took a one-game grip on first place ae they beat the Chicago Whlta Boy, 2-2, the Minnesota Twine downed the Detroit Ti­ gers, 6-1, and tha Boston Red Sor nipped th* Cleveland Indlans, 6-6, in other American League action, Washington at Kansas City was rained out. best and more economically by a man who specializes in land improving. ■ Your best bet Is to pick a man who MOSTEST FOR ELDEST—Julius Komi, 43, ultleat player ever to hold the United Staten Open championnhip, shown hU 8U5.01H) firat-prizo check at The Country Club, Brookline, Miihh. Boros won the three-sided playoff with a 33-37 — 70. (NEA Telephoto) operates Caterpillar-built machinery de­ signed to clear Florida land. Rozier tees to it that the man's machinery is in top condition which assures you it will de­ liver reliable service — a better, faster B A R G A IN PRICES and more economical Job. ■ Improved land will improve your prof* Its— call the man with Caterpillar-built Popular Brands machines. . . backed by Rozier. ■ u Farrell'$ M O D E PACKAGE MORE 119 Eaat First, Sanford W* Give Top Vain# Siampn Get imart safe, economical tranjpoi tation ...Masterpiece of European craftsmanship...goes 100 miles on a gallon. . . practically no miinltrune* cost ■ "SaurtMt km tiacs tko coapact urP Sm your VESPA taler-today. LEWIS BALES A SERVICE 2317 Country i y b Hd. FA 2-7»7* o o. O R L A N D O ■F L O R I D A - T A M P A C A T E R P I L L A R * C S U is llla r . Ctt ••* T i * i i * t * l a r * , e l l l l l l l l l l «•*«•■•>*• el eeiataiiia, > „ a i * s �V m fm S (b aah Jane 27, '63 — Pair® 7 ttb b y 2 DEAR AB B Y : This morning while in the grocery store my four* year-old son took one grape from a display. I saw him take it, but thought that one grape was nothing to nuke a fuss about. A woman saw it and said to me, "My, they learn young. When he is 16 he'll be stealing cars I” Abby, what I want to know is this: Waa I wrong in not making a scene over one grape? Or do you think a four-year-old child should get a sermon in a grocery store start* lng with, "Thou shalt not steal"? YOUNG MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: A child should not be permitted to help himself to ANYTHING that does not belong to him. The else o f the theft is unim* portent. (A 10-carat diamond Is no larger than a grape, you know.) • • • • DEAR A BB Y: You are not so "dear" to me after your advice to the camping mother. "Cheek into a motel,” you tel) her. If she’s anything Uka the camping wives I've seen, •he’ll ask for a room for ONE. Just a bed. Don’t need a kitchen. The kids will sleep in the car—or the tent. The next morning it takes the maid fou r hours to get the chocolate milk out o f the bedspread, dig the ham­ burger onions out from under the Y P .R (I) ARC | T M I | (»> War** I N ID Bdll*M*t M l (II Alteau* III Oraat •its i n H t t M n • til i d ItlS III (I ) tiM (•) m t-n * S*«rti r t u m W W W cam Weather a * t v <•> ■■*!>•• a fW Vila Dm (I ) w **ta*r •iM (I) I n t t i l I n i « : « HI . S:IS (I) Naatlar (I) Saakaatas M i n n fr i t (I) I n A m The** (I ) D ill* V a r la m <l) T*la Waak la ■rtrta •US (SI Welter CreohM* — Nava V:M (I ) Wld* Caaatrr (I) Br*e*wa* O**# Lett* (I) fa ir Fiehang* • I) rtrrr K>m i (I) Doaaa Re** Skew bed, and get the dog hair out o f the rug. It would be easier to burn down the motel and start over than to clean up the mess. BEAT MOTEL OPERATOR • R IM • • to J . I1). Roaiprr Ream l:H II) Baal af Orauah* ID Darla W all 11) lllr. rboal •:M III Cartaaa Ca**tual (I) McKaarar A Calaaal STARTS SUNDAY siren R IT Z I NOW Tins BAT. R nh SHOWS AT 1:80-2:55 HOPe A n ita , EKbeig *w r By Oswald Jacoby m A A Q ia g t W Notre n o bth ♦ S4 4 A K Q IT S ■ A ft AJT AS VQ1034I f AJMT • AQIOC • J ilt * n e ;» 4 MXITS AKIII4 f K it ♦* « A lt Wnat 1* a* I* me ace be wouldn’t be sure that be could make tit, that U partner allowed two ice i he wouldn't know about seven, sad that even if t unloading of Doubles. Be­ cause they’re too often guilty on that score themselves. Taps may be the soul of diplomacy at the office. But he reserves the right to let off steam when he gets home, and he expects his wife to take it unflinchingly—and, moreover, to aoolhe hia ruffled disposition. Being a man. he may not be as understanding when his wife start! in to tell him her troubles. Few wives actual­ ly expect s man to be. But even if he docan't ex­ ert himteU to cbeer her up, he ought to bo resigned to aome complaining. After all. the woman who runs a house and looks after children meets with ss many frustra- Clothlrra* Decline Th* number o f firms in tho clothing Industry in tha Unit* tJ States continued to decline during m ill, accenting to the Britannlca Hook o f the Year. Lions Install Officers By Jane Casselberry New officers of th« Lions Club of Casselberry were in­ stalled Thursday night by Deputy District Governor Al Lasor of th« Colonialtown Lion* Club at a supper meet­ ing held at Hill's Diner. He was introduced by Ray­ mond Morris, secretary of the Casselberry Club and in­ coming deputy district gover­ nor, who announced that Lator will be a candidate for district governor of 33-0 in 1964. I.azar asked Morris to serve as his campaign manager and he accepted. Officers installed were Cur­ tis Ulow, president; Darwin Shea, first vice president; Jimmy Pravalt, third vice president; Raymond Morris, secretary; Carl Jack, trea­ surer; Al Jewell, lion tamer; and C. K. "Bud" FDher, director. Clyde Kcrce, second vice president end Milton Free­ man, incoming director, were not present to be Installed as they are attenJing the Lions International Convention in Miami Beach as delegates. Dan Hoarle, who has been elected tall twister, was ab­ sent due to illness. Rev. Ronald Miller, paitor of the Messiah Lutheran Church and club chaplain, submitted his resignation be­ cause be has accepted a call to a church In Fairfax, S.C., effective August 1. Outgoing president Frink Monts appointed a c o m a * tew consisting of Das Lott, chairman, Stanley Patterson, Jimmy Goodwin, Howard Pet­ erson and Miller Evans to make plans for a Ladies Night prog-am to be bald oa August 1. . He alto appointed the fol­ lowing to seleet “ The Li os of tho Year” . C. K. Fisher, chairman, Carl Jack and Ben Evans. Winner of the award will be announced at the Ladles Night. TV RENTAL • Sates • Berries Seminole TV FA 8-4828 Zenith Color TV Stl*« 1888 flnwferd Ar*. 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DEPUTY DISTRICT GOVERNOR A1 Lszor, seated s t right, installed sew officers last Thursday night for the Casselberry Lions Club. Included In the group were from left, James Prevstt, Curtiss Blow and Darwin Bheat back from left, C. K. "Bud” Fisher, Carl Jack, Ray Morris and A) Jewell* (Herald Photo) FORD DEALER THE HIXTH J IID tim CIR C trr partner ibowed no see* six might be cold. tmtead, the expert would probably make the bid tbown in Ihe box and jump right to six ipadei. He would reason that if hii partner held two arei and the king of ipadei he would bid teven and ho would rraion further that Irrcipcctive of what hit par­ tner held there would be a good play to make alx, Thi* time South makes six against an ace of diamonds opening and seven against any other lead. But even If South did not hold the king the hand. Wett might open a heart or even a club or a spade whereupon South would romp home with a grand of diamonds, be might make slam. ACT FAST WHILE THEY LAST! Toaltr’a The Nlta T* Go Out Tv A Movie ! I 1 l 1 n haWoman: ByRuthMiiieit T O N IG H T •■'Id ( !) O r*** and Farm S t M rt T:M (I) Today If) W aht TTy Maul** Till (I) Farm Marhat Revert (I) Slat* Raw* * Wea­ ther lit * (I) Tatar Id) Fra-Sahaal Flaaalag Tiff II) Caualdawa Maw* m erm ara a s m Oeapel n o n c e is k«r#br elre* I T:dl ( » 'Mlaklt'a Tim*' am *ncat«4 la huatsat* at 111 a. Elm A **- Samlaat* Count*. f i l l (f) Mawa-Waalhar (I) Mlahay van* Shew Florida, l a i n Ik* fletltlsua • (f l Captain Xaagaraa a im * or, COIXBCTTOH BUR­ 1:11 It) Weather mat Raw* EAU OF SANFORD, aid that • :•• ID Today 1 lnt*nd to register aald atm* (D CartaaavM* ■with th* Ctrrk * f th* Circuit • :lt ID Jaah Lataa* Shaw Court. geminate Count*, Flor­ ida, la accordance with the • ;lf It) 0*1* Storm Shaw rorlatoea of th* Fletltloua 11:1* ID Say Whta It) Lear* apaatah am* etat*l*w te-wtt: S*cllon ID Catandar ***.*! Florida StatdUi 1HT. I f : l f If) I Lola Lucy fllat H. U Foley If) Carleaa Cipan Fubllih Jua* M, FI 4 Jal* ll:M (I) Prta# la Right «. 11. ltd!. ID Th* MrCapa ODJ-tl It) Ana aothtrn Show l t : f l ID Ceacaalrallea n orm ori « t« s It) Fata A Oladya NOTICE IS horoh* alvon that It) Sauna Earn I aai oaa*a«d In huilnooo at l t :t f If) CBS Raw* 101 S. Kim Are., fl-mlnnlo l l : t l (I) Tear Flrit tatgraa. Count*, Florida, under th* alas rictllloua noma of, MKD1CAI, It) Lera af U fa RK It VICE III-ILKA IT, and that It) Brala Ford Shaw I Inland to roulotar aald nom* with tha dork of tha Circuit F R ID A T P. M. Court. Somlnol* Coual*. Flor­ ida, In accordance alth tho t l : l t Id) Saarrk far Tamar* Rrortalon* of tho Fletltloua raw Noma Statute*. to-wlth: M*oft ) Father Ennwa Stef tloa Idl.Ot Florida Statute* H :f f It) Guiding Light h it . I l f It) Mid-Par Rapart Stfl H. L. Fotar l :t t (D NBC Newt Rapart FuMlih Jam* K. IT A Jul* l lifd (I) Haw* A Waatkaa d. II. 1IIL (■) Th* Big Fnrafr CDJ-IT Legal Notice * DEAR ABBY: “ Aggie” — who served her guests cat food canapes to prove to her husband that people will eat anything at a cocktail party — has a warped sense o f humor. Be­ sides, she didn't prove what she set out to prove. She only proved that many people will trust a person who shouldn't be trusted. LOIS • • • • DEAR ABBY: Waa that woman’s name really "AGGIE” who served her guests cat food canapes Just to prove to her husband that people will eat anything? Last month we went to a party and I remarked to my hus­ band, "This amelia exactly like the stuff I give Cleopatra,” (our cat), and he aald, "Don’t be silly.” I ate it, and waa sicker than a cat. What la "AGGIE’S” m l name? MUST KNOW Tbdrg U m m major differ•ace betwcon lb* export* ut* of Blackwood sod the arcrtfe player’*. The avert** player feel* tbit bo must use Blackwood to bid s flam. Thg expert only uvea the conven­ tion a final check after be hai decided to bid s alam and want! to mike sure be has enough acei. Thus ss expert never uiet Blackwood wbes ha ia void la s tuit and never when be b n s worthtcii doubleton in u unbid suit or in t auit bid by hia opponent!. Thus s great many players would use Blackwood with the North hand tftcr their partner's one ipade response to the opening club bid. No ex­ pert would. The expert would r t a i t i that tf partner I'm euro many ad you wires law the news story recently about tha mldweetern DEAR MUST: The real names of husband who is suing hlg wife my correspondents are confidential h r divorce because the com­ This is done to protect the guilty. I plains to him about her can tell you this much, however. The queen of the cat food canapes was household problems. It's bad enough to face up NOT named "Aggie.” to problems all day at the office, be contends, without having to listen to new ones when he gets home in the evening. Why, ha asks, can't wives S ill II) Dr. XU tar* (I) Mid-Fla. Bayart (I) L** t * it Ta Beaver t ilt (t) Lalftlm* handle daily beidaehei con­ liM II) M* Three Son* l :l i :> Focu* 2-LI, cerning the children, budgets, ft) Th* Twilight Sea* tiff It) Aa Th* World T u rn 1:11 It) lU ial shopping, etc., without ask­ l:JO IT) I'aopt* Are Funny III Ucllalt'a Nat* ID Laffllm* ing him to listen (o IhcmT 11:11 II) Th* Nuraai »:to (J) Il*n Jarrod It was bound to happen. 13) li.d> Hop* Jdoacow If) Faaaward Show (t> Da* la Court Women have been told too (I) Alcoa Praalar* l : t f ID NBC New* often that they ahould meet three If) Nawacep* t:lt If) Art Llnklatlar (1) tturphr Martin Raw* their husbands with a beam­ It) Jaa* Wyman Shaw II) New Rayarta ID Th* Doctor* ing smile and stifle tha urge t l.-ll (I) Mid.Fla. Flaal Re­ l:M ID Lorrlta Touag port to unload the day's troubles If) Millionaire 11:11 (I) Sport* Final It) Qeeea Far A Day on big, broad shoulders. They ll:t * II) Weather Sh *v 1:11 13) Tou Don't Bay should be witling to listen 41) W«*th«r If) Ta Tall Th* Truth H i ll (I) Holl*w**| Marl* It) Who Da Ta* Traat sympathetic*lly while thnlr Cetaltade t i l l It) CBS Nawa husbands tell what went U t i l III Ckanaal I Tb**t*f t f f ID Th* Match Gama 11:11 III Tan 11* Shew wrong at the office. Itl Barrel Harm t:M III Raw* ID Amarlcaa Raadataad So the men are sure lo ex­ f it (3) Mak* Room far pect that kind of treatment Dadd* FR ID A Y A . M. (I) Tha Bdga af Right ia their due. l:M (I) Sign va ID Dltrorar* 'f l (I) Sign Os But they’d be wise not to t :t l It) Amartraa I 1:11 If) Callage * f th* AJr t i l l ID RDC Raw* make a divorce issue out of n U V IS IO N m By Abigail V a n Buran gacjojby O n AMU FOR I U U ftwrida . im cnamcrrv mo. ta in MOTICB TO AFFKAB AtFUONET LOWEST. rn tatu r. jtoLk corM-rr. J O T * (Manufacturer's s u g g e s te d ratal! price for Ford Galoxie 500 Sports Hardtop includes heater-defroiter, whitewall liras. Dostinntion chargee, optional equip­ ment, state and local taxes, If any, extra.) JOItWirTB NAN I jOWBRT) raaldanc* unknown, ri«r*ndant. STATN OF FLORIDA TOl JOHNNIE MAE LOWERT; raaldanc* unknown Tou ar* haraby notKUd that a IUU af Complaint for dlTorca ka* baaa filed egalnet you, and yea a n required to aar** a copy af your aaawar or pl**dlng ta th* Bill at Complaint tha FUlntifra Attaraay, Norrla D. Wsolfork. Ill, 1ST Wait Church Miraal. Orlande, Florid*, and fll* th* orlalnal mnawar or pleading la th* eftlc* * f th* Clark et th* c i m l t Court an or b*for* July It, 11*1- If you fall to da ao Judgment by de­ fault will k* taken ayalaat *eu far tha r*ll*f d*m*nd*d In th* Bill af Complaint. DONE AND ORDERED at Hanford, Bamlaol* County, Florida, thia llU t day af June ltd . (BEAL) Arthur * - B**hwlth. JrClark *f Circuit Coart Ur: Aria J. Luadqulat D. C. Karri* D. Woolfork. in III W**t Church St. OrUnlo, FU. Fubllih Jua# M, M. If. A Jal* 4, I HI. 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B u ford , Florid* �■v - Ruby Cohen Engagement Told Bridge-Luncheon Given In Honor Of Miss Spencer Mra. George C. Harden Sr. Restaurant last week la hon­ waa botteaa to g bridge- or of her sister. Miss Emma luncheon at Jim Spcncer'i Spencer, of Lo* Angeles. Mias Spencer, who baa teaching at UCLA, plana Ferguson's are receiving n remain In Sanford aa a pri­ company promotion that nlaa vate Instructor la tennis and Involve# a move, hot the daaswimming. MIKE DURAK tlnation la not yet certain. Bridge prises were awarded A r e c a n t miscellaneous ANOTHER “ Local Boy Joining the boat and boatee* to Mra. Rom Adams, high, bridal shower was gives in Bake* Good* story is L M. State Beah’a itaff, It’a bard and honored guaeto were Budy “ Mike/* Durak, ion of Mr. and of June bride-to-be, Mra. Clarence Blouin, second high, Mrs. Russ Pearson, and Lola flloan, Aahby and Beverly Yates, daughter of to think ef her leaving. Mrs. M, J. Durak of Sanford third, Mra. Ed Shinholser, But leave ahe will, around Clayda Jon**, Slake and who recalved his BS degree in Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yates, low, and Mrs. Henry Wight, of Forest City. Co-hostesses Joyce Sawyera, Nell and Hal Geography from tho Universi­ scree no. Whlttern, Lola and Harold ty o f Florida, and also made for the shower, held In the Other guests were lira. A1 home of Mrs. John Yates Jr., HeckenWh and Marvin and Phi Betta Kappa. Atgy Speer, of Bunnell Road, were Mra. Wallace, Mr*. (Aa you know, this Is tho Beryl Dval. llson, Mrs. W. Mra. Mary Wilson, Yates and Mrs. John Yates Prior to thii get together, national honor society for outMr*. Hugh NlB. Nicholson, Mra. Sr. the “fir la" had ineaked off standing liberal arts scholars.) cbotson, Mrs. Harry WoodTwenty-nine relatives and Young Mr. Durak and his for a couple daya of "no hue. ruff, Mrs, Roy Will 1*mi, Hr*. frlenda showered the honorre band*, no kid* freedom, when wife Carolyn visited here with I, Mra. Miry Hugh Whelchel, with everything from a prac­ Esther Ridge, Mr*. Mra. Roby they apent a weekend at Day. his parents before going on tical let of pots and pans to Lalng, Mra. John hn E. Hlgfina, tona Beach. Sally William* to West Palm Beach where ha a gay clothes pin apron. Mra. Price Heard, ) from Stark* Joined them will serve as geographer-econ­ Tha marble topped gift drew Carraway, omist with tha Central and y , Mra. John there. Southern Florida Flood Con. table was decorated with an Ivey, Mrs. A. A. Anderion. trol District, and Mra. Durak aqua and whita umbrella and Mrs. Marthai Walla, Mra. CIV1TANS are looking for. will teach at the Forest Hill this color scheme was car­ Grace Gray, Mr*. Sidney MISS RUBY COHEN ward to an active, buay year School. ried through to tha fireplace Chase, Mra. Glenn Llngle, (Photo By Gasaman) ahead with active, buiy Char. arrangement of white bells Mrs. Robert Ware, • * # # It* Kampf at the helm. FRIENDS REPORT that with aqua streamers and Holler, Mrs. Arthur He haa been on* of the moat Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tooke, fernery. lum, Mra. Jack dependable member* of the who are cruising around In After the bonorce opened Mrs. Denver Cordell, Mrs. W. club, aervlng In many elub the South Pacific, nr* now In her glfU, games were played B. Hay, Mrs. Hamilton BU* office* and alwaya doing a Australia, with tha kangaroos and prises were won by Bar­ bee, Mra. George Harden Jr., good Job o f It. and kola bears, and will soon bara Bunwy, Sandra Norris Mrs. Spencer Harden, Mrs. FATTY GATCHEL 1 am alwaya much Impress­ he setting sail for New Zea­ and Patsy Kelly. W. A. Adams and Mrs. Wil­ ed with the Clvltan creed. Is The guests then enjoyed liam Graf of Winter Haven. land. the flrit part of August, and la one of tha moat Inspiring cake, coffee and punch served From there, the cruise will wo aunty can’t quarrel with The VAH-3 Officer's Wires Martin J. Sheridan, Mrs. and commendahlt dedicatory from the buffet table. Presid­ the good reason for this move. crecda I hava «v«r heard. This continue on to tha Far East ing over the crystal punch mot for their monthly cof­ Tom B. Elite and Mrs. Rich­ lands of Singapore, Hong Husband David Gatchri, n la how It goe*; bowl waa Mrs. John Yates fee at the Afterburner Room ard C. Johnson; telephone — Kong and Japan, and back by Hl am Clvltan, as old aa life, way of Hawaii, Sr., assisted by Mrs. John former city commlisloner, of the BOQ. Hostesses for the Mrs. ClUfurd Nelson, Mrs. Yatea Jr. serving the cake. county commissioner and clerk as young a* the rainbow, aa affair were Mrs. Marshall E. Marshall E. Atwell and Mrs. endless as time. The cake that centered the WF. KNOW of a number of « f the Circuit Court haa ac­ Atwell, Mrs. Martin J. Sher­ Lawrence E. Pitucl; thrift My hands do the work of buffet waa decorated in aqua cepted a position aa city man. the world, they uphold the local folks who are traveling and white and featured a idan and Mrs. A. A. McClan- shop — Mrs. Thomas H. Gut­ In various parts of the globe ter/; bridge— Mrs. Leroy T. The wedding plana of Miss nger ef the town of Fenian- temple of Industry and make ahan. , this summer, but who forbid miniature bride and attend­ Hawkins; hostesses — Mrs. Glenda Williford, daughter ants on the top. Silver candel­ clean the market place. din* Bench (that’s near Jack* Mra. Roy Farmer welcomed James L. Morgan; publicity us to mention It, My ear* hear tha cry of aonvlll* for those not famil­ Its a shame not to tell about abra holding aqua candles of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hof. new members, Mrs. Larry G. — Mrs. Clifton A. Dowell 111; children, the prayer of women It, but they fear (and rightful gave a soft radiance to the ecker, and Wayne Steven Ed. iar with the state). Cox, Mrs. Robert E. Colville, recording secretary— Mrs. for peace, the appeal of men entire table. ward*, son of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Joseph M. Gilmore and James R. Dennlnson and Both the Getchels are na­ for guidance, the call of tha ly so) that If vandals know Relatives of the honorre at­ tives of tha community and rare fur progress and tha tong they are gone, there could ba tending were Mrs. Delbert W, S. Edwards of Feather, Mrs. James K. Thompson. treasure*—Mra. Gordon N. trouble. well-known hem and friends of the poet for unity. falls, Calif, are being announ­ Mrs. Farmer presented silver Kuehn. We respect their concern, Yates, mother; Samira Yates, Mrs. Frelda Bishop was a hata to aee them go, though tray* as farewell gift! to My eye* search for good and wa won’t Ml all we know, sister; Mrs. Jessie Nowell, ced today. guest of Mrs. Jack Nelman. they with them welL Mrs. Kenneth Sharp, Mrs. grandmother; Mrs. Isa Barn­ men that I may with them be but hop# they'll tell us all The wedding will take place Doorprite winner for the Patty ha* been with the a Clvltan and brother. hill, great grandmother, and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Jack N'ciman, Mrs. Benedict meeting waa Mrs. George about It when they get back, hank for 12 yean, aervlng a* Miss Lucy Driscoll, aunt. My mouth utters tho call » * e a First Baptist Church with the Scott and Mrs. George Wa­ Waters. The group voted to secretary to Gena Tucker and to dally duty, and apeak* tho Relatives of the honorcc's Rev. Fred Chance officiating. ters. FIVE SANFORD student* give the Sanford USQ ■ dona­ to formar praaldwit, E. 0. Kil­ prayers of men In every ton Part of the business ses­ (lance attending were Mrs. Friends of tho couple are and several from other parts tion o( $26. patrick. She rates tha tills gue. sion was the appointing of of the county made tha Dean’s Joseph Gerard, mother; Mrs. Invited to be present. of assistant Cashier. officers, who will take over My mind teaches me respect List at F8U for the' third Joanne Lovelace, slater; Mrs. She Juit finished a stint aa for the law, unqusl lfi»d alter next month and serve for a trimester, according to word Carrie Johnson, grandmother, president of the Pilot Cluo, lance to our government end six month period. Mrs. Craig and Mrs, Barbara Judah, from tha university’s news and both she and David have love and respect for tha flag D. Moore will be the new re­ aunt, all of Longwood. bureau. always been activa In civic and of our country. presentative to the Naval Of­ Mrs. George Wells has re­ The wedding will take place Johnny Barley, Ruth Carl community event*. ficer* Wivea Club. turned home from a week's My heart bests for avery ton, Ken Gustavaon, George June 29 at 3 p.m. at the Lock­ No, tha bank Juit won't frlendj bleeds for every Injury The committees will be aa visit with a relative In Cin­ Harriett and Carol* Sua Hlg hart Methodist Church. All Members of the DeBary follows: hospitality — Irs. cinnati, Ohio. team tha same, to humanity; and throbs with ginbotham all mad* the list friends of the couplo are cor­ a a e a Card Club enjoyed a iplaih Joy at every triumph of truth. Others are Julie Gore from dially invlled. My soul knows no fear but Oviedo; Lucy Moon from party Tueulay at the home of SPEAKING OF FARE­ WELLS (and who wants to 7) It* own unworthines*. Mri. Kliwrnrth Ogden on Longwood; Paula Andrews My hop# Is for a better and Richard Miller from Alta two other popular and well Omigas Drive. known couple* who will be world and a better city, monte Spring*. The group also recently met leaving noon, too, are Anni* through better men and Civ! Good work, kids. Mr. and Air*. K. J. Hutton together for a brhlc-luncheon and John Domlnry and Buck tan*. of Tuiicawllla Shores, Lnko My motto—builders of good at the Mayfair. Among the and EUa Forgusnn. Jessup, will be celebrating They were feted at a swim cltlxinshlp. North Orlando thr-ir both wedding annivers­ guesta there were Mrs. John My creed waa proclaimed and supper party recently by Leone, Miss Kay Ryan, Mra. ary on Saturday. G E N I A L ’ ELECTRIC a club to which the ladle* bo­ by the Man of Galilee when Mr. Button, 80 year* young, William Burtsche, Mrs. Mur­ lting, known simply a* “ the He declared “ Whatsoever ye and Mr*. Hutton, 77, movrtl to ray Gilbert, Mrs. John Dslck, card club.” (They like to get would that men should do to 8emln<d* County In 1962 from Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Klsworth Ogden, Mra. together to play cards, sect) you, do y* oven no to them.' Chlttenango, New York. Ewrlghtson Ilarvllle and chit My pledge to practice thle The gang gathered at MetMiry McManuc, Mrs. Nich­ The Buttons have four son*, a n f t f r r e / c Hf f l i p u m p a n d c o o u n g u n u dren, Patty and Michael ba and Jim rigott's Loch Ar­ Gnldtn Rule; to make It pay olas Zctto and Mrs. Vincent 19 giandchlldren and 12 great have been Mr. and Mrs. H , bor home for a cool dip In tho dividends, material and aplrgrandchildren. Karwacki. A. Ilarvllle of McRae, Ga. pool, followed by a leisurely Itual; to bridge with It thr fried chicken nipper, topped chasm between employer and off with home-muds lev cream employe; to build upon it a better and nobler cltisenahip." and cake. Tha word Clvltan comes The Domlney’* are moving to Georgia with the company front tho Latin, “ clvllia” for which John work*, ami thu which meane good cltlxrnshlp. Pre-Nuptial Event For Miss Y ates VAH-3 W ives Hold Monthly Coffee Miss Williford Names June 29 and Mra. Robert A. of Sanford announce ngagement of t h e i r daughter, Ruby Joyce, to Ro­ bert Thomas Mldgett, son of Mr*. Louise Luck of Norfolk. V*., and Hobart M l Uidgett of Hey Wait, Florid*. The wedding will wlU bn an •vent of Aug. Ii at it 1 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church graduated from High School and presently la employed by the Florida Extension Service in Sanford. The groom attended acbooli in Sanford and Virginia and Howell - Brooks served three year* with the Army. He la now employed la Cocoa. Supper Meeting For Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of World War I, Barrack* 4W, will meet Fri­ day at 0:30 for a covered dish supper at the American Leg­ ion Home on highway 17-92. The Barracks la cordially in­ vited. Following the supper at 7:30, there will be an election for a one year Truatce. V ow s A re Said The marriage of ills* Penny Brook*, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brooks and Robert Howell, *on of Mr. and Mra. E. M. Jones, New Smyrna, took place June 3rd at the home o f the bride's parents on Rosalia Drive. The Rev. Fred B. Chance of­ ficiated at the double ring ecrcmony. The bride, given in mar­ riage by her father, was love­ ly In a chiffon and lace street length dress. She wore a short veil of Illusion held by a tiara of aeed pearls and carried a white Bible topped with an ar­ rangement of carnations. Her attendant was Alisa Sandy GetmanTh* couple, will make their home in Colorado Springs, Colo, where tha groom Is sta­ tioned with the Army. F IX IN ’S for OUTDOOR E A T IN ’ B A R -B -0 TOOLS Flemings GifU • Card* - Books (Formerly McVIcars) 210 E. First St. A s Wedding Date P en n eys ALW AYS PIM T Q U A L I T Y Open Fri. Nit* All Day Wednesday Personals Club Splash Party Given In DeBary 59th Anniversary T o Be Observed Personals PERFECT WEATHER THE YEAR ROUND! LEATHER J RON P R E -IN V E N T O R Y A K T r It. a .* M WW f f i i l l cif# Shlp’n flying fish . * f w — o IH fiif DACRON®NYLON CORD SLACKS 4.98 ■en'a aim 28-12 Dacron® polyesterand-nylon seersucker cord slacks, pleated, pre-etiffed. Automatic wash "n wear, little-orno-iron. COOL! WALKING SHORTS PLAIDS OR PLAIN 2.98 to 3.98 Smart university styl­ ing in 100',': cotton. Select now fur the -1th of July holiday ahead. Sizes 28-12. trMi bMlthfui b u t « l b f/k u t it a m b b ■»---M-. - - play on a twin-pocket Shirtible* ■MhW v IWt w lm |K. iw O-l W—tbarTma. Spring and 8ummer hack*, In • variety cotton knit*, linen* floral patterns, solid 2.98 style*. Tnuu-NeawmnU and nunof colons and fahric*; cot Ion*, and Dacron blend* In beautiful pastel* and plaid*. WHAT IT COSTS- Size* 3 to 15, 10 to 20 and 12 ft to 24 ft Values from — 6.98 to 29.95 Now! 3” to 1495 Children's Dresses THRIFTY JCP’ c HAVE ALL THE DIG FEATURES! Just right far “ Back to School." A •flection oI dark sad past*) colors. Re*. 198 to 10.95 2.99 Now 2»0 to J00 WMmfeal m w nrte for your casual ssparatn. And ao food-looking, too! In an aasy-cara all-cotton print Gay carnival colors. 28 to 38. 10.88 ladies sad gifts aJic* AR Balts Final — tR joQ ay LOWER PRICES! 6-THANSISTOR RADIO |rC C |u 'o ec{ N o Refund* Or Escheat** Seminole Caeaty's First And Oldest Dealer Sanford Electric Co. 11« 8- Magnolia FA 2-1562 Big-name quality at a price! Correct balance arch, Sanitizing, crepe - design rubber oulaule, cushion in­ soles. • • • • • Leather Case Earphone* flattery Pocket Size Good Tone Quality f w �Families r*iCPO W ives Club dtomsunaluM M n, Henderson Acquainted Cofft New Member O f Theme O f Biggest Social For June Sanford Area Among new families wel­ comed by Virginia Pelrotki, Welcome Wagon hostess, to the Sanford area are: Mr. and Mr*. William P. Rridgre, Vic­ ky. Marlene. Rusty, Dounu end Diane: Mr. and Mr*. li. L. Kimmy, and Mr. and Mra. D. P, Dietrich and Keren, all from J*rk*onville. Mr. aad Mr*. I.. I . F-dnmn*. Rhonda end Roma, from Punta fiord*; Mr. and Mr*. G. W. Justice and (ieora* Jr., from Columbia. S. Mr. *nd Mr*. W. C. Xelehar and Reheckah. free* tak oh an t, N. J. icers was t kray aortal calendar tetrad electronics school •ar We Officers Who* CI*b •‘ So Winborgs to Ate Fi Of TAHtl and Detachm*at • Mafl College In Monti have to VAH-6. fOo at tbo lovely lakefirat where U . William* wilt « u k homo of Mre. B. f . Davidson fy in the ASA Vigilante. te Labe Mary. C » hostess lor ttermg bnatnam moo*’ B e aSeir woe Mre. A. D. Bur­ Ini, Mr*. B. W. BartMmnow kett Ac the guests enjoyed waa earned a* the Checker:all the lake view thee munched representative te Urn M l on a delicious assortment of cere Wivee Club board. pastries and drank both hot Alan present at tha eofle* and cold beverage*. were Mmes. B. F. C m , J. P. A lees happy featara of the Cokmnn, B. D. Field. D. B. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Depmorning was th* presentation Fibgorald. D a e l d Gelegoo of farewell gifie to o number Jr.. H. B. Ifahno Jr., M. U pew hero moved hack te Can•f members by Mr*. J. F. Hines Jr.. Karmtt Jamison, •elborry teem New London, Barlow, club president. Those R. W. Repp, J. M. Runnels, Ohio, where they barn bora due to leave the club in the T. S. Tremor, and W. A- living fat the post year, With them are tbotr children, Tom, next month are Mr*. Burkett, Roger. Alice, Kay end Lari, plua Mines. K. L. L'oskey, J. B. Knutson. J. C. Patterson, Mrt. J. O. Y inane end •■d gnaddaeghter, Drara At. Clair Smith. D. M. Var­ Mra. R. D. Field wore be* Inmao. ner, E. 0. William* and Wil­ teaaoo tar ■ luncheon at the liam Winberg HI. Capri recently. It la interesting to note that A FUg Day theme wai ef the**, four will be going to used for the table with o cen­ May We Suvgeat Monterey, Calif., where tlieir terpiece of red. white and huabends will attend post­ blue flowers surrounded by graduate school. The famllie* tri-color streamers. A unique that yew era the f l moving to that west coast city and timely door prtu, a Rambler Display ot are the Cm keys. Knutsons, handsome flag, waa won by 361 W. tat it . for tbo Pattersons and Smith*. Alio Mrs. J. M. Runnel*. The Blggcot Boy Of Yrar Joining tlie trek westward will guests enjuyad o cold thicken be Mrs. H. II. deLorenil. plate luncheon. LHeih**! H i g h e s t whose husband turned over Guests Included, Mmes. J. Trade-In* Are Retag ble duller aa offlcer-in-cbarge r. Barlow. B. W. Bartholo­ Offered New I of Detachment I to Cdr. Fred­ mew, tV. E. Bassett, J. P. erick Cannent on June 24 Colonna, It. S. Davidson, D. The Burketts will lie mov­ FUijerald, If. L, Hines ing to Washington, D. C.. Jr.. J. II. Knut.wm, J. C. Pat-1 where Cdr. Burkett will at­ terson, 11. C. I'rstno. D. C. tend the Naval War College; Purdy, It. W. Hepp. fit. Clair the Varners is ill go to Mem- Smith, T. S. Tremor, J. M. phi*. Tenn., uhrre t.l. (jgt Wriisman and W. A. Yellnek. Mr. end Mre. A. I* Osborne, free* Sea Island, Calif.: Mr. and Mre. R. I. Pound*. from ftweaenl*: Mr. end Mre. C. M. Sawyer and Aliria, from Albequtrtpi*. N. M ; Mr. and Mr*. Conrad Sylvester, Ricky. Jerk. Jon end Bobby, from Tampa. Mr. and Mre. Carl Bryan. Carl aad Reno, from Chuateehla.; Mr. and Mra. J. R. Hancock, from Myrtlo Reach; Mr. and Mr* Jack I. Kre*e*. Roger end Ronni*. from Hunt­ ington. W. V*.; Mr, *nd Mr*. A. G. Klein, Jeff and Barbara from Pensacola. Mr. and Mra. R. I . Merritt, Billy end Darid, from Eng­ land: Mr. nnd Mr*. J. F. Smart, R*itk. Paul end Berntem from the Philip; moo; Mr. and Mre. H. A. Btagnar, Sonny, Danny, t.ibby nnd Daria, from Baltimore) Mr. end Mr*. J. K. Wobble., Mike, Tim nnd Dianna, from Jeekaewritle; Mr. and Mre, B. L. Rand, from lakeland nnd Mr. and Mr*. P. A. Wooden. Jim end Billy, from Pensacola. AROUND THE COFFEE TABLE at the f ’ l’O Wive* Club June nodal are, from left to right, Mr*. AI. J. Moylan. Mra. Armantl Vallier, Mm. C, R. Heave*, Mm. Walter B. Moore, Mm. Williiim Foster and Mm. Donald Pierre. Osteen Personals Mr*. Harry Osteea aad Mra, Robert William* attend­ ed a banquet at the Calico Kitchen in DeLand, given by th* Crocs of Malta Club. It was th* installation meeting of th* new officers for the coming year. Mr*. Osteen wai retiring president. Robert Williams baa return •d bom* gfter attending the convention m Miami of the Disabled Americas Veteran* Association. P. II. June* is a patient in (he hospital in Gainesville. Mr*. Wilby Coleman and little daughter, Theresa, have moved to Osteen from Flint, Mich. Ur. and Mrs. Bud Ruther­ ford recently returned from ■ trip to Nassau. Mr. Ruth­ erford wa* working there for fit* weeks and Mra. Ruther­ ford Joined him for the last week of bln stay, Mrs. Walter Jonea recently visited Lee Joeee and other relatives in Hotly Hill. Altamonte Personals A "Get Acquainted Coffee" wei the theme of the CPO Wire* Club Social (or June. Thirty-two m e m b e r * and guest* met for e morning of chatter and to become better acquainted with each other. Mm . c . B. Reeve*, presi­ dent, welcomed Mr*. Aloyalua Moytan, Mr*. Arm and ValUer, Mr*. John K. Stubbin*, Mr*. Donald Pierce, Mr*. Waller B. Moor* and Mrs. William re* t e r ai gueit*. The aervtnf table waa c o t * ered with a white linen cloth and held an arrangement of dwarf red hybrid tlnnia* which were grown in the gar­ den of Chief D. r. SlgTln. Herreahmenta of aiiorted mlnta, tailed null, Daniih paatrle* and coffee were aerred by Mr*. Roger Pope, Mr*. A. M. Blair, Mr*. Henry Quinn, Mr*. J. Stanklewici, and Mra. S. 1- Wig*in*. On arrival each gueat waa greeted by Mr*. E. It. Nance and MrsD. F. Slglin and pmiented a name tag which waa a repli­ ca of a chief'* whita hat. During the coffee, Mra. George Mirella, vlca-praaldent, wa* preientrd a charm from the Wive* Club for havlag aerved on the esecutive board for the pa it aii month*. Mr*. Mirella will be moving to tha Norfolk area neat week. Door prliee were awarded to Mra. C. J. Portewtg and Mm . C. P. William*. Mr*. Portewlg won the flower ar­ rangement and Mra. WlUlami won a while leather memo pad and pen. Mr. and Mr*. Earl Alien, newcomers to Seminole Coun­ ty, have moved into their home at tw Altamonte Drive, Dol Ray Manor. Mr. Allen I* Having trouble breaking a new manager at the Itikaba barrier of shynessT Try a Inn in Fern Park. amlle and a friendly "Hello." Anna Miller Circle The Anna Miller Circle ha* been a buiy group alnce the new term etarted In April, At • recent meeting, Mm . Jimmy nmderton waa Initia­ ted Into the circle during an Impreaafve candlelight cere­ mony predded over by Mra. Harry Adair, prvwldent. Mr*. Henderaon la the fifth new member to be taken bite the circle ainee April. Member* voted to replace worn cubicle* at the Harry Anna Crippled Children** Home and the estimated eott of thla project i» |3t3. The membed alio voted to con­ tribute 130 to the Little |Ud School Home. Since April, the circle h*e •ent a crippled child to Camp Challenge for one week end etao wee rteponalble for a young ledy going to Girl* State. U writ luggeited by Mr*. Ru*a Spencer that the recent HpeghftU dinner that waa such a auoeese at the Elk* Club be made Into a monthly event beginning In the Pall. During the lummer month* the elrcle will meet only once a month and the next meeting is (thrduled to be held at the Elka Club, S p.m. on July Oth. STARTS FRIDAY Print*, solid*; sleeves, nwn- j back* and ahlfta; Damme, j ration*, voile* and Jerseya .; Reg. SALE MOO Reg. 13.98*19.98 SALE 99400 CLOSEOUT! I Bra Style* 1.60 Bras 2 for 92 The art of good conversa­ tion la two-pronged. People will think you ■ master U you giro them equal talking time. jgl 10.98 • 11-98 92 Bras 2 for 93 Howe's Wedding FASHIONS RINGS Open Wed. Afterra* A FrL Nits t flwaltney Jewelers 1*4 8. Park FA 2-6309 2316 Park Drlvo Personals J A e A e J ca tu M A No drfron lln g ever . . . front cnn’ l form , even In th* S.8-eu. ft frooier! S Spuremanler nhelveo, 2 porcelain crlaport movt nldo to side, up or down, 2 aluminum Ico trnyn- Flunk hinged doom, magnetic gaskets. Light, cold control. Porctlain interior, onnmel exterior. p|5 * i FR O S TLES S ., top.to bottom 4s v te~'7 IT. ‘||Tl •t•v ; r l ;.^T , 1- EXCLUSIVE SPACEMASTER f O A M I N S U L A T E D THIN W A l l r1 A.1|■l JSik 4*^1 JLAw :1 jri ■L.Klrai “IT j ii'Cf BIG 135-POUND FREEZER SECTION BIG 12.3-CU. FTi REFRRERATOR And Look A t The Low Price! n iMtesks —i—i « ik r a s te »f yoo bora o worm ate braltaf wretem, you ran also rajoy whole-house central air modiUnamgl Yoo era raulv t»*d ta*iprarivra) oral yrar ratir* bom* with lb* Chrysler’* raopte eraflng eyatetaWMeo freto tbo factory already pre-ehargod, eoatpMety wired and irady ta enaart and FOR FREE ESTIMATE SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A 25U PARK DRIVE I SEE OUR APPLIANCES ON DISPLAY �1 * jft i l. T M K n n n H B n B n H n B n n M n ^ n M M M M B n H B B i^ ^ ^ ^ r a 'jT.^yy^r/u f.’ *:* ■ N Hold Your Own Sale W ith HERALD W ant-A ds ■ ■— LOST: Light brow* Dach­ shund. Silver chela with m loft, crook In cod of tall. Answer* to Scamp. HP Reward. Pb. PA 1-8*37 or PA 2-2111. AFTERNOON SHADE 17,760 TOTAL PRICE PUKNUHED Or i ^ e aim Office 204 W. First • BDRM. 3 b a t DEADLIMES •quipped. Liriag ft CLASSIFIED DUPLAY: Tuea., thro Frl. • > P. M. 4mj — 9 rm. with w al la w«R pet. fta. r a . 3MT Dr. FA 32144. KM. Pb. Efllctewcy Apt. I BEDROOM room, kitrbea No down mortal**. Fb. FA S' RENT A BED U liw a y , Heapttal A Baby ■p Day. .Week, #r M m i CARROLL'S FUftHRTUBB Pb. PA H IM IIS V . let SI. Legal Notice DARINGLY Bdrm New Ultra bom*. 2 Ceramic Mia Built-in G. E. calc ebca. Oak floor*, ducted be.,* to eacti Brick ftrwpUie, Bar-] FM. aI oar car maciaae-d aKcMm.il tonga. ONE sod OffR HALF ACBE tot « « i« Labe Me eg. I LEARN I* flay. Complete 2 BDBM boaao. BIT Catalina. UARGE 4 eat at chord* •eat to Higb Bchoal arttb 1 rbytbm Cuitor, acre at yard. Nice far ar S etnas bea jo. Me each Me. le Wroteto. cbildraa. Stave A refriger­ l e r*i Karat* a f aet. IS* S. Maple Ava. ar M A I'b K II. eCHMIDT ator. Pb. FA 1-3449 • ; » to Fboae SB-MPT. Dsr**s*4 1:10. After • FA S-MM 9 4 . • II Cr»4Haoe m m * Wrreaee IT'S ONLY TH«e* POU>»3 t TOLD HIM ------^ ---- ■ THPte HUNOpeo) JUOTFORA y r - l JOK* ■ T -z d S ft K a rla # ( I r k e r a r fir— i l . • ealear H U KaTeMl T o e end «sc h o f , o e ar* hsrsl.y ai.llflre am* r*>,uir*4 to e rra m t a e , rlaleir aa4 *•maaila w h irl you, ar allhar *f ,uu. at a/ h at* aealaat .hr rrtata o f MAIIDK H. aCIIMlDT etcaaaad. lata o f aaM Coantr. la Iha Cnuatr Jud e* at ■aialaota Ornate, Florid*. at k li afflea la tha enurl loaaa af •aid Count? at Hanford. Florl<*-.. within alt ralandar month* from tha tlm* af th# flral publication a f till* aotlea. Two roplr* o f aach claim or demand ihall be la wrlllaw and ahall atala Iha placa o f rraldanr* and poat afflrt addrraa o f Iha claimant, and ihall hr awora lo be th* rlatmant, bla aernt. ar attornae and aemmpanlrd be a flllna fa* o f un* dollar and stub claim nr demand not an filed aball be Told. /at ll a n ch a l V e r io * Bucknar / * / William Jamaa Walt Aa Cu-Kierutnr* o f th* M a t Wilt and Tiatamant o f MAUDK II. BCIIMIUT. Decaaaad Atsnstrom, Davis S Mclntmh Attorn-ys for Co-Kieentnra P o ll Of fir# lira w ir 1114 , Hanford, Plorlda | Publish Juna 4. It. 1*. IT, I I I ! MOCK CAM ) M FUN < IP >OU HAVE A SENSE < OP H U M O R J I BEDROOM boat*. Florida TORN, ar nom . Available aaw. Fb. Near Labo FA S-IMP. lot. PA a CLEAN cool Sowaitair L A K E B LVD . R E N TA L Apartmeate. ASulte. Fb. Locb Arbor, toaao, 2 BR borne FA FIRM. wub breeaeway, lioo. Other attractive rwataie b o a FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m STB. Lilt yarn borne taaUl Boom. Large room*. H i a with ue for Ma mo. FA I-U44. Private Cleta lit floor ■ entraoce. 1004 Falmetto. Stenstrom Realty Real Eitate—Mort(a|*e S B od r o o m Newly decorat­ It* N. Park At*. PA 2-2424 PA 2-74M Apt. Apt. T. 404 Ravenna Park Evening* 3221194. FA 2-24IT FA 2204 FA UPSTAIRS 2 Bedroom furn lifted Apartment. 1201 W EDUCATOR vUl rent furaiabed I BR home to dealrable lit St. FA 2-OMt. FURNISHED Apartment. ed. Queaoel E. 14th At. tenant. FA 2-3141. Eat. 30. Legal Notice LARGE, cool, furn. 3 bdrm. apt Only $3B.M. 1104 MagAMVKKTIIKKRMT PN»K BIDS aolia. Tha Hoard of Publlo Instruc­ tion for Hamlnol* County, -lU J-il Plorlda. wilt reralTa hlda for F U R N I S H E D Apartment th* furnlihlne of all labor, n t n r c i R i i r r r o r n T o r matirlal*. *<|i,lpnnnt and aarClean and clot* in. Jlmmia THK MIVTM J l O lid AL I I K - Tice* raiinlrad fur Iha InatallaCowaa. 322-4413. 11 i r o r a * D row b k w i . tlun of Hound. Intercommuni­ VOLK H I M t t , r U H I D A , cation and Pruaram Hyatema 2 BEDROOM bouse. Kltcbea im iv ik w t w o . ta ir e at lorman Hrhoul and Crooma AIIKRKMX FKDKItAt, BAT. Aradrmy, Hamlnol* County, equipped. 175. FA 2 3303. p o u f r pMawwRim x s L s y r IMIH AN’ U IAJAX AMdOCIA* Plorlda: until 1:*« p. m. TIUM o r ORLANDO. Thuraday, July 11. Mil. at 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ Plaintiff, th* fk.hoo1 Adiiilnlatratlou ment. FA 2-0441. MWDIOCAT1 A Tt. Hultdlne, Cummarrlal Hlraat. PUT 0890UT9 MC| p iia y k D. nAJi.K.r, at e x Hanford, Plorlda. al which and e l at, k NMMPONMRMf time and plar# th* bid* will 1 BEDROOM Houm. 2404 S. Pefendaala ba publicly epaned and read Elm. Water furn. FA 2-2307 A u n t a o r b l i t la aloud. MORTIIAliK S'ONKITOai OK Plana and «p«. Iflcatlon* may LAKE MARY. 2 Bedrooms, 2 TO, Pll.l.NK U. IIAIt.KT and b* obtained by dapoaltlns balbt, central air-condition­ IMRt.KXK II. IIAI1,KT, •JI.t4 with Ih* Architect. John hi* wlfs, A. liurlon IV, Kourlh Ploor. ing, fall out ahaltcr, sandy R » :* lllM 4 t‘ Mi ITnkntwn Hanford Atlantic National beach. 322-M30. AMII TOi All parti*! rialmtne Hank Hull'll"*. Hanford. Plor­ Intereit* he, thruueh, un­ lda. HuMi dapmlt will b* rader or aaalnal Ih* afore- funded In full to aach paraun 3 BEDROOM, it* bath boui*. la id parioa who raturni th* document* In 2413 Cbaae. Cbildraa wcl TOtl AUK harebe not If lad good condition within I* day* com e. 322-3409. that a Cumplalnt to furavlna* after th* hid opening. ear a carlalu murluaa* anemnbar A certified chirk or hank ItiH th* fi.ltuwlne deacrlbed drift, pi raid* lu th* Hoard of LARGE House. 3 Bedroom. • real pruparte, ln-wlt: Public Instruction for H*mlbath. 1133 Mo. FA 2-0214. Lot ««, ■ ICCIt KT 1.1 KK nol* County. Plorlda. I T . H AUDITION TO CAiUKL- tloTarnmant Honda, or a aitCofL LETUPS HIM WdOW’foU HAVE IIKUItr, aerordlne to th* lafactory bid bond anrultd FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvtll*. plat lliaraof aa racurdad by th* bidder and an-aptahl* COUGM D R O P S / In I'lat Ituuk 11, p ie * auratlfa In an amount wiual 3 BDRM. I». Living room. 1‘ ul.lle lla io rd i of Heml- to flT* per cant of th* bid Elec. Range. >100. 122 Shan­ n»l* Cuunte, Plorlda. •hall b* aubralltid with aach haa barn (Had aaalmt e nU bid non Driva. Available July In Ih* abora-itylad lull, and Th* auccuaful bidder will 1st. FA 3-0144. euu ar * required to a* rr# a ba ranulrad to furnish and rupr uf your Aniwar nr othtr pay for aatlifactory perform­ | I'laadlne tn Ih* Complaint on ance and payment bond or 3 BR. 1 bath. $73 a mo. I Plaintiff's attorney i, A SDK It* bonds la the amount of IM% 3 BR. ivt bath. 143 a mo. I WIN, Itl'HII, DICAN, IAJIVN- of lb* contract amount. DIM A ran dan IIKIUI, 11] Attention le called to tha Large 3 Br., 2 hath. Air-cood. Kail Cantral Avanua, Orlandu. fact that aot lees than th* 1143 mo. Plorlda, and flla th* orlelnal minimum aalarlae and wage* Aniwar nr other IMiadlne aa sat forth In th* Hptclflra- 3 Br. 2 bath on lake. $130 a ma In the office o f the Clerk af tlone matt be paid on title pro­ Iha Circuit Court on or be- ject. for* tho 1It h dar o f July, Tha Board of Tublle Instruc­ M i l . If you fall lo do ao, a tion for Remlnnle County ROSA L. PAYTON la u t a A M l E M i i darra* pro eunfaeao will be Plorlda, reeerTce the right to Reg. Reel Estate Broker takan aaalnet you fur th* rs- reject any and/oy all blda or Ilaf demanded la Iha Com­ to waive any Informalities In FA 2-1301 17-42 at Hiawatha plaint. Ih* bidding No hid altall ba Thl* Mollc* ahall h* pub* withdrawn for a period of FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ lulled onra a week for four flttaan l i l t day* euheauurnt le*. Available June 24th r<in»t< ultra walk* la iha •** to th* opening of hid* without FA 3 3610 ford llarald th* ronaant of th* Hoard. J D Wright. Jr. DATKD thl* 11th day at Juna. t i l l . Chairman. Board of Public 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ instruction for Hemloola HOC A 1.1 ped. 2100 Mo. FA 2-4437. Arthur H H - h w l t h Jr County, Plorlda M T Mllwe* Clark o f Circuit Court lly : llarearet K. Tyra, Hamlnol* I'cunlT Huparlalan- 3 BR. Frame House Partly daiit of Public Instruction and Deputy Clark furnished Near NAS. Not Anderaua. Iluah, Dean, Ka.Dtflrlo Harratary to th* fancy but cheap rent. 412.30 Hoard uf Public Instruction laiwudea A Tan dsn Here week FA 2-3214 ■ I'ubllali Jim* II. 1*. IT • Publish Jons 1*. IT A July « Mtl * J illT «. M il. c u ll* * I'D J It EFFICIENCY Apt. t i l Park iMuSwii’aKwo^e oousm / WELL, ITS YCXiR OWM COUeM/HBOOtL FAULT. LARD/ / J SURD IS .J^w/g\7-.,mw (’L E A N Unfurnished Apt. 3S19 Elm Near School * .Store* People of Not# • A m b er y m n hcaw • SasIM you 1* Naalksi tl nee. v JIMMyf II A n n u l II HumMar MNw. . XI (Ml like I y r Av* IF VCU CX»/T ^ MeWMNA AWAIT H C M V ...I JUBTTHCUfcHI TCUMIGHT KNOW/SOASoOOO \ n W K A M U lH M l ? - 33 Dwells* MSmcIM NUpUM a JTVirRy M Apasar WIUlfMA 41 Phjskiaa* wA) weCCUDNOT UNCMSTAKO-v THt WCRDJ. J 42 UruakaN 41 Mujp 44 Pirn buiMtag 44 Noblmaea U A w a W tH n i H U Ih e u rik u |a*U STrodder pa UThaev £3 WE MKwUI * (4 1 0 * kg S Distinct past • lawful tli| r r rr PT rr I - W. Raft. M a lt* 2544 B. Jim Hunt Realty fa ta w John E . F ob FA RRALTON CUSTOM S BEDROOM. 2 Sanford. Fla. bath home am large shaded lot at 1114 Mclloavilie A t*. Big abady Me - r t » Many eatraa include living floatage. Highly rcaaricteft room fireplace with maho­ WILSON PLACE 4 mi. W, gany paneling; p a r q u e t on Hi-Way aa. Willard iamm hardwood floors, Florida FA 2-MBt. ar h i WalUcw room, dining room and a FA 2-4304. large, equipped eat-in kit­ chen. Laundry room and REDUCED for quirk e d lota af storage apace in by owner. 2 BR.. kttcbea double g a r a g e . C a l l furn. Air-Cond. Princetoa FA 3-1829 for am appoiatAve. Very low down p a l ment. Asaume 4V*% mongaga* FA 2-: I BR. Ham*. 202 Laurel Dr. Good location, kitchen MARVANIA * MAYTAIR equipped. Low down pay Choice building kita a r e meat Aiaumo loan. A real scare* ao wo ar* pleaeed aavlng. Call FA 2-44TL to offer two ia ■ fine loca­ tion, high and dry. Front HIGHWAY ACREAGE ag* ea Scott Ava., POM 24 terra of high lead on high­ way 44 between th* Wekiva River and interstate ft A fin* invcitmenl today for tomorrow. 4M frontage on 111 N. Fark Ave. FA S-2428 4S. Total prlcw flt.oou. 3 * 4 BEDROOMS. Impact Terms. models on Highland at Longwood. Opes dally 10:00 to dark. 19 Minutes South on 17-92 and Waal os Semi­ lit N. Park Ava. FA 2-2420 nole 1 block. BEST buy in the Slate of LMN ENTERPRISES, WC. Florida today. A beautiful SPEND your retirement or 3 bedroom country home. begin your married Ida Pries only $1300.00. Edward in a beautiful stable neigh­ F. Lane. Fh. FA 2-3960. borhood. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, hardwood floors, fireplace. St. Johns Realty For a borne with charm. THE TIME TESTD FIRM Call 114 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Stenstrom R ealty Stenstrom Realty Seminole R ealty A RARE Opportunity. Low mortgage balance. Spacious 1901 S. Park Ave. 3 bedroom. IV* bath home FA 2-3232 anytime near playground. $730 down payment with monthly pay­ NEW 3 Bedroom, Uk bath. ments. $04 31. Electric kitchen home os Country Cub Rd. Lake Mary. $300 down. $34 IT per month. Ph. FA 2-2713. 1401 S. Park Are. LOW Monthly payments. 2 FA 2 5232 anytime Bedrooms, den. 2 baths, 2(1 ACRES of grove on llwv. central AirCond. Ijke pri­ * large lake. 3 room frame vileges. 112 l^ke Minntw hoove. $20.0)0. Will finance. Dr. FA 37*49 Call 349 3431. FOR HOME OR RENTAL " " t o t a l PRICK ONLY 3 Bedroom frame home m a $4930.00 convenient location ai a Ten hlovks from (own. neat rock bottom bargain price two bedroom home in good of $t27.V Owner moving-* location 104 Weal loth St. needs to sell. Some financ­ Can be porrhavril with aing available. HURRY UP! Mil* *( $500.00 down an.I call monthly p*ym«fits *• law »* $49.50. Seminole Realty Stemper Agency HUBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor REALTOR - INSUROR 2 BEDROOM House, kitchen Raymond Inindquist. Av.>o FA 2-4*91 1919 S French A*ei equipped, fenced in yard. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Rank Bldg. Carpurte. patio. $43 a 17. Male Help Wanted FOR your best buy. choose month FA 2-3244 Tee 'N Green Estates. 3 * WANTED a lubrication man FURNISHED 2 B a d r o o n 4 Bedrooms. More space for 2 weeks. Inquire at Ser­ house. 2441 Palmetto. Call for your money 20th Street vice Station NAS. Sanford. FA 2 0274. West by Mayfair Golf Course. Open daily It 6:00. 19. Hit MMlows Wealed 2 BR. furn. dn. Apt. Water. 322-2744. Builders: LMN EN­ 143. FA 2-2744. CHILDREN kept. FA 3-41»T TERPRISES. INC. 4 BEDROOM, I bath, double BABYSITTER or bouseclean" carport*, Florida room. In PINECREST. 3 Bedrooms. 3 ing. FA 2 0334. baths, Fla. room, built-in Luch Arbor. FA 1-9JM. oven k range, lot E. Jen­ DAYS work wanted. 322-7U.YI 1 BEDROOM furnished House. kins Circle. 322 9337. Child Care FA 2-3274. $40 Month. FA 2-0397. SANFORD HOME FURNISHED Garage Apt. Pb. Priced to sell today. $7000. r A 2 3340. with $700 down and payments of $70 per month.. How can FURN. Apt. FA 3-0447. you beet three 7'a. Has two large bedrooms, fenc­ EFFICIENCY GARAGE APT. ed yard, attractive land All convenience*, close ia. scaping. . . Apply 403 Palmetto or pb. FA 24409. NICELY furnished 2 room Apert roent. Private bath. FA 2 3303. Stenstrom Realty 21. Beauty Salon* HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Ser. Eve. Appl'a. 103 So. Oak FA 2 3742 SPECIAL Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Cold Wave $6.93 complete. Open evening by appt. 31$ Palmetto Ave. 122 0834 Real Estate—Mortgages 22. Build - Paint • Repair 111 N. Park Ava. FA 2-2420 FURNISHED Apt. 4 Large Ravenna Park FA 2-7405 Semi-Retired Carpenter rooms. Close lo town. Ph. Evenings Small Repairs — Painting I FA 2-2419. FA 2 3477 FA 2 3 » FA 2-5340 Phone— FA 2-7943 �i Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 15. Ptaabias 8*rrk*s 25. Ptaaibtng Service* PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FRE E ESTIMATES R. L. H A R V E Y Sanford At *. FA 2 iM FRJGIDA1RE Wall Plumbing 4 Heating A IR 1007 Sanford Ave. 10 9 5 59 Chevrolet Parkwood *4 9 5 58 Edsel Sedan $6 95 58 Chevrolet Bel Air $695 and beater. Waa 9119S Station W agon, automatic, radio A beater. Waa 9303 radio A Waa 9793 4 door atdan, good transportation. Waa 1793 57 Chrysler Saratoga 2 door hardtop, radio A hratrr, auto, tran a, power steering A brake*. Waa 9H95 59 Rambler Station door, straight tran e, Waa 8885 51 Pontiac 4 Door 79 5 *3 9 5 *7 9 5 O N LY *7 5 Seminole Co. Motors First 24" HIDING FA 3-1909. SALE on used T.V.'a. Guaran­ teed. Town * Country. Ph. 322-33*2. OKRA by FA 1-0415. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 “ They'rn making theae aporta ear* smaller every yearn SMITH Air-Condition R efri­ geration service. All work 31. Poultry - Livestock guaranteed. Very reason BAY Gelding. 7 yrs. old. 1 3 4 able in price. Day FA 2-7434 hand* high. FA 2-4684. Night FA 2-20*9. TRACTOR work, mowing, discing, blade, scoop. Ph. FA 2-76*4. Air-Conditioning H. B. POPE CO., INC. FA 2-4234 29. Automobile Service St., Sanford Winter Park >11 7-2530 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 31A . Beta GERMAN Shepherd Pups. 12 weeks old. Thoroughbreds. Not registered. Males 930, fem ales *33. FA 2-6375, PURE BRED Beagle Puppiei. 8 weeks old. Ph. FA 2-4793. 32. Flower* - Shrub* POTTED MUMS In bloom. 35c up. G R A PE M LLE NURSERY Grapeville Ave, Near 20th St. PhU Selloum 9 " pot. *9c WOODRUFF'S 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-9032 FARM k GARDEN CENTER \LL WORK GUARANTEED 601 Celery Ave. FA 2 3976 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4*22 ffw w w B iw t r r n r n iiiw iiB iim llillii1 "IHIIIlIlJ'iUiLJlIlL NEW & USED CAR 33. Fnrnltnr* Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’ s Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. TK 2 4133 WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments o f 913.50 on 9 complete room * of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, C auelberry, col lect. SALES SPREE! 33. F w a ila n the buaheL FREE ESTIMATE k FAST ACTION 1963 Trade-In S p s u d a fo il These Are Late Model Trade-Ins That Have Been Safety Checked & Are “ Road Ready” Right Now! S P E C IA L FAST A C T IO N BO NU S’ 5 ,0 0 0 Free Top Value Stamps With Any lifted Car Or Truck Selling For More Than 9.(95 Between Now A June With. 1962 THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP Full power, air conditioned, low mileage, one owner, light blue. 1962 V* A LA X IE 5(H) HARDTOP Tudor V-H, standard t r a m , air conditioned. Economy plus com ­ fort. Real clean. $AVE $AVE XC3-I8A The most desired car on the Am er­ ican road. Less th in J.nOO mites, like new, with air conditioning. Save $ $ $ Sedan; fine condition, with econom­ ical S c jl. engine and the little extra*. Special Ihl* sale $1495 BEL AIK V-8 beautiful r e d white tires and Iran>. This sale 4 dr, wi t h stand. . . . 1961 FALCON 2 DOOR 6 cylinder, alandard trana. A locally owned real clean car. White finish. 1961 FALCON STATION WAGON 2 door suln. trana., radio k heater, whitewall*, light Wuj finiah. Local car, eery clean. FC.1-79A 1960 DODGE 2 DOOR M O T O R l I IN C . $AVE C 3 -9 IA I960 FORI) CONVERTIBLE Sltt HemplwCl $AVE F C 3 -22 B V-8, alandard Irani., radio k heater, beautiful red. A local car, clean throughout. 60 Chevrolet CHEVROLET CELEBRATION 1UYTNQ A NEW m USED CART FINANCE IT w r m UR READ Y M IX Concrete, win­ dow stlti, lintels, atepa block*, sand, cemrnt, rock, ’ 57 TR-3 Hardtop. Clean pipe, steel, grease traps, low mUeafe. 9900 firm . Ph. dry wells, stepping stones. 322 0174. Miracle Concrete Co. 22 JUNK CARS 309 Elm Avr. FA 2-5751 Up to 1957 models, lots of good parts. Make offer on USED Garden Tiller. Cheaper one or all. Reel’a Uacd than renting. FA 2 8909. Cara. Uth A Sanford Avo. «’ z 12’ UTILITY Trailer. Am erican. ’58 9113. Tarp Included. Pb. RAMBLER Radio A Heater. Clean. 9350 322 0474. FA 2 9367. 2 MATCHING club chairs and coffee table. 138 Coun­ 1960 500 Blanchtna Fiat 9193 FA 2 336* after 3 p. ni. try Club Circle. 322-1)733. Balcony Bargains Special Savings Are Now Being Offered On New Cars Now In Stock! 61 Ford Galuxie 50,000,000th M . Al enaebOen - Track* 1938 CORVETTE. Fuel injec Hon. 4 speed, posltraction. Call FA 2-1242 between « to 9 p. m. SALE LIKE THIS — V-8, auto, trana., radio k heater, real clean. Buy right and save. 1959*THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP Real clean low mileage locally owned car. C 3 - 92 A 1939 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN far.\ T lu \ W AGON. V-8, auto. Irani., radio k heater, air condition, ed. A real ih erp car, X C 3 - 1 IB 1958 KARM1N GII1A CONVERTIBLE Real sharp and ready to go. Had a local owner. FC3-72A 1961 METRO 2-DOOR HARDTOP lleaullfol green and while flniih, low mileage and real clean. SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE S TR IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N INCORPORATED 3t»8 E. First St. SunfunJ - FA 2-1481 Mi I-.VJ10 00 *1969 FORD ’ 56 V8. Automatic, radio and heater. Phone 322-7831 or 322 0770. * 1 -r i5 4 BIG STOCK OF 1r* I Zl «i> SQUARE DEAL USED CARS AT DISCOUNT SEE US LA S T BRING ALL YOUR BIDS, THE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN, AND YOUR WIFE 1934 CADILLAC. All power, new tires. 9395. Inquire 408 W. 3rd St. FA 2 2021. 1961 RENAULT Dauphine. door sedan. Tako over payments. Contact G. J. Velght. 119 S. Elm Ave. » *B NEW 1963 CHEVY II 2 DOOR WITH HEATER - STOCK NO. 1171 1037 4 door C11EV. Bel Air, auto Irani. 3 new tires. 323-0672 after 5. BIG STOCK Lincoln — Mercury — Comet j TRADE IN a 37. Boat* - Motor* Gateway T o The Waterway Hobson Sporting Good* Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-4-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 9-3941 14’ DUNPHY Bo«L 33 hp. Johnson electric, trailer, skill A rope and other ex ­ tras. 1330. 322 9367. H O LLER S OF Continue* Through June 29th 63 Riviera H O U ERSo/SANFO R D ♦ Low Internet Rate* ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK Upholstering Mattress ovstiag. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. IN USED FURNITURE FA 2-211T. Walnut drop leal extension table with 3 chairs 320.00 BEDS TOR RENT Large strainer trunk, extra Hospital, Holla* ay*. Juve­ nice ............................ 912.50 nile. F R E E delivery and riastlc covered Bahama bed Pick-up. ....................................... 912.50 FURNITURE CENTER 6 Full aiie mnersprlng mat­ 1100 French Ave. tresses, g o o d condition, Ph. FA 2-7931 each ............................ (7.50 Sell Us Y o i r Furniture, quick 2 Twin sue innerspring mat­ tresses, g o o d condition, Service With the C ub. each ........................... 97.50 SUFER TRADING FORT 3 Full size Hollywood beds, FA MCTT. each ...................... 919.50 34. Articles For Sal* 2 Twin size Hollywood beds, each ............................ 919.30 Mens sport shirts. 91.99 up. 2 33-inch rebuilt Hollywood Mens shoes 13.99 up. Sur­ beds, each ................ 924.30 plus City, 201 W. let. 1 Full aize foam rubber Hoi lywood bed ............. 939 50 TAKE O VER UNPAID HAL. 2 Twin size x 80 inch repuss ITEM UNPAID UAL. eased Hollywood beds, like '63 Port. T V 999.04 new , each ................ 950 50 '62 Port. T V 931.30 Erhols Bedding Co, '*1 Console TV 9188.40 2nd A Magnolia FA 2*321 ’63 Port. TV 9118.60 '61 Riding Mower 972.00 REFRIGERATOR. Croaley ’83 Port TV 992.60 A p t aize. 925. l w l s. Park. Terms to fit your budget With purchase of Biua Lus FIRESTONE STORE tre, rent Electric Carpet Corner 1st A French Ave. Shampooer for only 91 per day. Carroll’s Furniture. BABY Crib. $15. FA 2 3173. Huy now before the 2% Site* Taa becomes effective July 1st. Sample These Used Car Specials! Lcwnxnowwr. 11r* i * k S T I N E Auto Glasi, Topa A Seat Covers All Cars Sold With A 1-Year GW Warranty £. OKRA, wholesale. Holcombe. FA 2-6438, k feral! Jun* 27, *68 —- P*c* U It Pays To Use The Herald W ant Ada SHALLOW WELLS k PUMPS LEARN to play. Complete set of chords for open Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 rhythm Guitar, mandolin MILADY’S SHOPPE o r 5 string banjo. 50c each O f fine Fabrics act. lo t S. Maple Atm. « r 100 S. Park Ave. Phone 323-9097. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ BEAGLES. 12u. Can be seen at luu Garrison Dr. or Call isfaction guaranteed. Ph. FA 2*7344. FA 2-1917. FI RST C O M E — F IR S T S O L D ! 519 FA 2-0614 WAREHOUSE Sale - House­ hold Goods. Friday June 29th. u a. m. til. Sanford Transfer S toraft- 1*00 French Ave. WELLS DRILLED, PUM PS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Size* We Repair and Service 2u0 So. Park Ave. Good tr i ns ports lion. ALUMINUM Furniture renebbed cheaper than you can do it yourself. Bring it to the Furniture Center. 11U0 French Ave. ROOF Cleaning. All fungus growth removed. Average price 930. 1st 910 o ff on the 1st bouse in the neigh­ borhood. Licensed A bond­ age. W ork guaranteed. L. P. Ellis. FA 2-1909. LAWN SERVICE (2) 56 Chevrolet 4 Door 1 with auto, traits. I with V-8 and atralght Iran*. Your choice. Waa gl93 4 34. Artie!** For Salt Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 60 Falcon Station W agon. h ea u r. ■|> H tfifl 34. Articles Fer Sale TREE’ S trimmed. Dem osied A rem oved. Reasonable. Ph. FA 2-7864. Each Or These Used Cars Have Been Reduced $100 In C ost Buy Now & Pocket Your Savings! tranamtealon. Sales L Service G. U. HIGH 1700 W. 1 « St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-M83 LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Rem ote Thatch - Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) - FertiFA 96342 ‘x e -P h . FA 3 42M MANSFIELD LAWN SER. ‘ 700SA LB Aatomatic heater. By Nadine Seltr.er CONDITIONING Reduction radio SWEETIE PIE CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Shop the Herald Ad* where local merchant* offer their best buys. W agon. 4 door, 27. Special Services S A N FO R D 1963 CHEVROLET Convertible, A uto, P Steering. SAVE I960 CADILLAC 4 Door, Bower *nd Air Cond. 12795 1961 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe, Auto., Air Cond. 12195 63 Ford Fairlane 504 Hpurt Coupe. V-8, Fordom atk, Itadln, Heater, Puwer Steering, 5,440 Mile* Original Prir* 13046. 62 Mercury S-55 Hardtop. Full Puwer and A ir Condilion. Only One Carrful Dellary Owner. Racket Seat*. Original Prk# 1 1800. 1961 FORD GALAX1E 2 Door Hardtop. Autu, Power Steering $1695 1960 OLDS Convertible, Auto, Power, Air Cond. 11995 SQ U A RE D EA L 4 Door. 6 Cylinder, Aatomatic, Radio, Heeler. One Owner. Beauti­ ful Green Flniih. Extra Clean. $1595 61 Mercury Monterey 2 Door Hardtop. Mere-O-Matic Drive Trana, Power Steering, Fewer llrakea. Air Conditioned. Looha Like New, I’ erfect Condition. 60 Ford Fairlane 500 V-8 4-Dr. Ford-O-M atk. P Steering. Heater, Light Rlue, White Top. $2 0 9 5 S fi A * 11 1W 1 # 1 5 60 Dodge Dart $1A A C 60 Comet 4 Door 56 A A C Ifll # V cf A O 11 -fl?' ■Wf "M 511A *1 I I1IS # «■ Station Wagon, Stand. Trane., Ka« diu. Heater, Air Conditioned. 59 Chevrolet Bel-Air 1 Dour. 8 C y l, Radio, Heeler. Automatic Trana, 59 Ford V-8 Ranch Wagon 1 D r , Ford-O -M atk, Heater. Extra Clean. Perfect Cond. 57 Lincoln 2 Door Hardtop lluy. CARS Fully Powered. A * 5 5 795 * *S95 *■ 795 Good 1 57 Ford V-8 Station Wagon, 4 Door, Steering, Ford-U-M atk. 1962 CHEVROLET Monzu Coupe, 4 Speed Trana. 91995 , Power 57 Buick Century 4 Door Station Wagon, Fully Pow. ered. Extra Clean. 1959 CHEVROLET V-8 -1 Door A u lo , Power Steering. 91195 B A R G A IN 1938 CHEVROLET 4 Door, V-8, Auto. Trunn. 9895 1956 1955 1955 1954 1954 1953 1951 1959 CHEVROLET 1 Ton Stake, Dual Wheels 9895 1958 FORD Ton With Covered Vun Type Body. 9895 BU YS r CADILLAC 4 DOOR HARDTOP IIL’ ICK 2 DOOR H A R D T O P ______ FORD STATION WAGON .......... PLYMOUTH I DOOR _________ CHEVROLET t DOOR ______ PONTIAC 2 DOOR _________ OLDSMOIIILL I DOOR ....... 196* 196M i:r 196” tor 13T CARS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY 1958 CHEVROLET It Ton Pickup, Wide Body. 9795 IIIIM UN C0LN n it nun TI m ercury mv« .SEE I red aud Audrey Yeackle 219 E. 2nd St. FA 2-6231 Claud* Illtt.il 2303 Park \re F t 2-Oiitl SANFORD • FA 2-4884 W initr P*rk Phon* MI 4-0209 LOT SANFORD Uliaiulo Plluui LU 1-jlbU $3 29 5 61 Comet Custom 4C y l, 4Door, Stand. Tran a, Extra 1961 MERCURY 4 Door, Aulo, Power 11 S., Air Cond. 11895 *2 4 9 5 AT PALM ETTO k COMMERCIAL ?li A 'J �% ♦ s . ids i 109 Register Foe Recreation In Casselberry aided weight la the wind nod n t a proved too much lor tte p i. Legionnaire Hiller Evans, tasted Isn of the Psrk, said todajr that part of the pole etn be salvaged with the top part to be replaced with larg­ er fixe pipe which will be riveted together la three see* The original pole was don­ ated hr Hibbard Caaselberrr while rigging for the flag was donated by Certified Slings, Inc. Evans also said that work win begin soon on the three dbvrfoot sidewalks leading ha the circular base of the flag pole. The park is trlaangular In shape and future plans bp the Legion Post eall for further beautification and the addition of benches. Skate City Enters Girl In Contest STORM VICTIM— Tho fins polo, installed just recently by Casselberry American Legion Me* morial Pont 256 in Memorial Park, became so badly bent last week In a sudden wind and rain storm that It will have to tie replaced. (Herald Photo) Seminole 4 -H 'e r s To Gimp N e xt W eek The summer recreation pro­ gram in Casselberry got off lo n good start and has Just computed the second week. Coach Dava Miller reports that SO boy* and girls hate registered In the grades 7-13 group and Coach Jim Clark and Mrs. Mary Trawlck re­ port that 59 are registered in the grades M group. Team* from both group* ■re playing softball with team* from other playgrounds in ths county at Longwood, Hanford, Oviedo and Laks Mary. Ths location for swimming, which takes pises each Thurs­ day, has been changed from Hanlando Springs to ths Land 0 lakes Country Club pool ■t Casselberry, Charges re­ main at 33 cents per pupil. Tho youngsters also enjoy skating at Skats City on Mon­ day morning*. Art* and Craft* ir* taught to the younger group on Wed­ nesdays and Fridays by Bob Isell, arts and crafts instruc­ tor supplied by ths county. Thsrs will be ■ watermelon cutting st ths Ball Park Play­ ground on Friday and thos* at the Overbrook Drive Play­ ground will enjoy a similar treat next Tuesday. A different ipccial event t* planned for th* younger boy* and girl* every Tuesday for tha duration of ths program. Joan Stewart, assistant Volu­ sia HD agent, and Larry Loadbolts, assistant Volusia county agent. Leaden attending will be Mrs. George Bradshaw, Mrs. Paul Lukaa Sr., Mr*. William Hiss Hasia Afiea of Orlan­ Bryant, Mrs. John Lnwhun do will represent the Skate and Elmer Bellhorn. City Rollers Dance and FigBoys going are Robert and •re Club of Farn Park in the George Bradshaw, Rudolph beauty contest to be held at Mueller, Skipper J o r d a n , the Southern Regional Roller Stephen, Philip and Jonathan tkaUBg Championships sche­ Lukas. Joe Dlnda, Teddy duled for Moodsy through Knowles, Bill lleln, David Friday of neat week at the Jakuhdn and Charles and A! Deauville Hotel on Miami bert Pule, Sescb. Girls will be Cathy Cam The daughter of Ur. and mack, Martha Dean. Pamela Mrs. Psul Allen, Msile last Nall, JUdith Carson, Joan yesr was runner-up st the Hepp, Linda King, Linda Southern RegionsU held in West, Ruth Bellhorn, Suaan NsshvUle, Tens. In this com Wlrick, Myrtle Harrla. Wan petition, wllh representatives da Mixon, Suaan Day, Bonnie Gandy; of eight southern ststes, she also won the “ Miss Florida" Susan Dunn, Joy Wilson. title then went on lo repre< Wannctta Chesser, Linda Lu Democratic Women at hem kaa, Suzette Berg, Peggy Me aant the itste st the Araer Inolc County, seeking to com Invale, Rosemary Walton lean Championships held in ply with new by-law regula Terri and Cindy Boyles Lincoln, Neb. last July. While at Miami Beach she lions drawn up by the state Nancy Hurks, Cynthia Ogden will compete In Ladies Fig organisation, setting a new Judith Boone, Patricia Coney, ure Skating and will team up fiscal year from Jan. 1 to P a t t y Fletcher, Margaret wllh Gene Brsddock to enter Dec. 31, voted Wednesday to Stevens, Kathy Rook, Carole (be Novice Dance Division. retain Ihe present slate of Simmons; officers, with one exception, Debra McGuire. J o a n n e until the new election day In Fletcher, Patsy Groves, Char­ January. lene, Pally and Betty Baker, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds will Maria Lee, Eleanor Hein continue aa president of tho Sandra Mlkler, Linda Mag local organisation fur the pre Tracey K n o w l e s , Myrian sent, with Mrs. Gamer Gchr Chadwick, Anita Hlackwelder aa vice president, and Mrs. and Janice Lommler. By isne Casselberry Mrs. Frank Russell has an­ Roy Tillls as treasurer. Mrs nounced that Girl Scout Florence Gllmortln was elect­ Troops of the Lyman Neigh­ ed to fill a vacancy in Ihe borhood have been Invited by office of secretary. Mrs. Reynolds announced (be Long wood Volunteer Fire Dept, to participate In the that the club would rccesi . . . "Red on Yellow, Kills a Fellow , . annual Forth of July Fiesta for the summer, except lor the meeting of the executive This akt Umer'a rhyme, Parade. Girls wishing to lake part board, and reconvene with a •tuck in Ihe mind of young are asked to assemble at 0 general meeting in Septem­ Douglas Juris of Osteon, prov­ ed once attain to be of a. m. on tlus morning of ber. Mrs. Annette Baker, of value when the younsster July I at the Longwood Fie. mentary School where the Clearwater, stale president, came across a snake while parade la scheduled to begin notified Ihe clufs that the playing at Ihe home o( his at 10 a. m. From Ihe school, quarterly executive inerting grandmother, Mr*. Clarence the line of march will be will lie held in West I'alm Snyder, laat weekend. through downtown Longwood Ileach, in conjunction with a Thanks to the Jingle, Dou­ out to the Fair Grounds set cruise to Ihe Bahamas In the glas quickly and correctly lallrr part of July. Identified the 22W Inch anake up on s n 131. oa the deadly coral and ran lo Mra. Snyder for help. EDITORIAL COMMENT In his brief absence the snake alithrrcd away but Mrs. Snyder, searching the Immediate area for possible hiding places, poked a bam­ The Greater Chuluota Community Club once boo pole up under an old oil again is sponsoring a program of recreation anil drum ami sure enough, dis­ pluyground activities for all yomig.stern in the covered the menacing Intru­ community between the ages of five and 12 years. der which ahe quickly killed. Membera of Seminole Coun­ ty's 4-H Boys and Girl*'will bo boarding chartered buies bright and early Monday morning for Camp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forest where they will be Joined by boys and girls from Volusia County for their annual week ■t 4-H camp. Assistant Seminole County Agent Ernie Lundberg will serve as camp chairman. Other agents attending will be Mias Myrtle Wilson, Sem­ inole HD agent; Mrs. Edna Eby, Volusia HD agent; Miss Democratic Women Vole Same Slate Girl Scouts Invited To Join Parade Old Folk Rhyme Comes To Rescue Club To Give Archery Lessons Successful Cooperation Other claim and organizations supporting tho program through tho donation of money and supplies include the Chuluota Community Church Sunday School, tho Women’s Christian Fellow­ ship groups anil the Chuluota Challenger. Serving ns directors are Mrs. Uurold Mar­ tin and Mrs. Ken Rice- Assisting them are many mothers o f the community who ure donating their time und services to l>e on the premises with ttie youngsters und to work und play with them. Teenagers helping are Lily und Alice Fox, Diane Murphy, Debbie Pentz, Darlene Kulseler und James Wugner. The program began on June 11 and will be open from Tuesday through Friday of each week from 0 it. m. until noon during the summer months. Activities planned include sewing, art, square dancing and u course in first aid. Outdoor recreational equipment has Iwen put in good re­ pair und children are su|>ervisetl In such Hports as softball, horseshoes, croquet and bosketbull. Chuluota is to be commended for organiz­ ing und conducting its own supervised program o f summer recreation for the youngsters. We think it a fine example o f successful cooperation and particularly wish to compliment tha leaders fo r types o f instructional subjects chosen. Rec­ reation can l>e educational as well us entvrtuin- McCoy Gets Second Championship ST* w By Joaa Malta The Chuluota Archery Club, which has been organized and operates under the spon­ sorship of Hie Chuluota Sportmen's Club, t* planning to conduct archery classes each Sunday afternoon beginning at 1:30 p. m. on the gruunds of Ihe Sportsmen's Club Build­ ing. Instructions will be given by Lou Morski Jr. to those from 10 years of ago on up. Any person 2t year* of age or older, however, will be required to Join the Sports­ men's Club in order to be­ come eligible lo attend the classes. Those taking part will hr required tu have their own equipment. Nineteen year old Dsvld McCoy of Casselberry, for th* second yesr in a row, Satur­ day night was named winner o f the Club Championship of ths Land ’O Lakes Country Club at ■ dinner sponsored by th« Men's Golf Assn, for the presentation of trophies for ths Women's Assn, and ths Men’s Assn. championship*. Others receiving trophies were At Vickers, runner-up tn the championship flight; Jim 31atthis, championship con* eolation; Charles Dsugerty, " A " flight winner; Psul Wood, first flight winner; William J. Bodell, first flight runnerup and BUI Blyler, second flight winner. Trophies for the men were' presented by Cecil Asher .ub-I Village Council Changes Meeting Place c A change of tocatlon from ths North Orlando Co. offices to ths Community Building at ths Recitation Ares has been announced for the July meet* lng of ths Village Counell. Tha meeting will hs held at 7:30 p.m. next Tueedsy with Mayor W. W. Anderson presiding. Scheduled on the agenda arc the adoption of an ordi­ nance pertaining to the new ■tate cigaret tax; report* on th* SR 4.14 speed survey; die- CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES, awarded at a dinner held Saturday night at the Land '0 Lakea Country Club, to winner* in the Women'a and Men’a Golf Aaana. went to, top, photo from left, Jane Dalrympte, Jean Hilchuk. Mary Anderson and Vivian Conklin; bottom photo from left Bill Byler, Jim Matthia, William Bodell, David McCoy, Al Vickers and Paul Wood*. Char leg Daugerty was not present fo r the photo. (Herald Photo) chairman. Vivian Conklin was winner of the Women's championship with Mary Anderson as run­ ner-up. Jean Hilchuk received the consolation trophy with Jane Dalrympl# as runner-up. Trophies were presented by Rita Blyler, tournament com­ mutes chairman for ths Wom­ en’s Assn. Mr, and Mrs. Otis Fourakcr o f Lonrwood shared their good luck with each taking a door prizs and Mrs. Shirley Hlnesley won ths red and white carnation twiterplece also given aa a door prize. The Clubhouse was gaily decorated with red and white streamers end balloons and M ic h table h a d ■ red and white chrrked tablecloth and red rose in ■ vase. Bill Csss, chairman o f the entertainment committee-, act­ ed as master of ceremonies. Serving on the committee to plsn th# annual affair were Cedi Asher, Connls Hilchuk and Jim Matthis. Irma Bodell Is president of tho Women's Assn, and At Vickers I* president o f the 3ten's Assn. Awards Program Set For Little League Civic Assn. Calls Meeting A spteial meeting of the North Urlando Civic Assn. ha« been called for 7:30 p.m. today at which time final plans for the July 4th Celebration will he completed. The regular monthly meet­ ing of the association will be held at 7:30 p.m. next Mon­ day. Both meeting* will bo held in th. Community Building at the North Orlando Recreation Area. House Wins Scholarship By Jane Casselberry David House, Top Senior Hoy of this year's Lyman graduating class and winner of the John Philip Sousa Award, has received a 4300 honor scholarship from the University of Florida. David, the son of Mr. and Mr*. Earl House of Forest City, will be a milh major. Casselberry Family Attends Graduation At West Point By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans of Sunset Dr. In Casselberry returned home last Thurs­ day after an exciting visit to West Point, N. Y. where they stayed with their son-in-law and daughter, Lt. Cot. and Mr*. W. G. Schuder. Col. Schuder Is senior en­ gineering representative In the office of the military in­ struction branch of tlic tacti­ cal department at West Point. The Evans enjoyed many of the June Week activities Including parties and culorful military parades which were climaxed hy the Gra­ duation Ceremonies on June 3. This year's Graduating Class Included Thomas Malic Hrcndte of Altamonte Springs and Colin Kelley III, son o( the famous World War II hero. Gen. Maxwell Taylor gave the Commencement Address. While the Evans were here Col, Schuder sjient a week in Germany setting up a class trip for cadets who will be next year’s first classmen. They will spend one monih in Germany this summer on tac­ tical maneuvers. The Evans left Casselberry on May 2S. spending two nights in Philadelphia visit­ ing friends on file way to West Point where they stayed until Juno IT. Mr*. Schuiler snd daugh­ ters, Gwenn and Mary Ann, returned home with them for a three weeks visit. Their other daughter, Mra. Paul llult of Tucson. Ariz., and her children, David and laiurie, arrived on June 20 for a three weeks visit. By Moaa firitutead Plans were completed Sun­ day night at a meeting of live North Orlanik) Little Lea­ gue Parent's Auxiliary for a celebration and awards pro­ gram to be held this Satur­ day at the Village Recreation Area, Activities are scheduled to get underway at 4 p. m . with a baseball game between the Parents and Little Leaguers. Following the game there will be a covered dish picnic supper and wiener roast and awards will be presented to membera of the Ultle League Baseball Teams. Longwood M an At Lejeune CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. (FIFTNC) — .Marine Corporal Stephen F, Cashdollar Jr., son of Sir. and Sirs. Stephen F. Cashdollar of 1142 Selma Rd., Longwood, recently re­ ported for duty at Camp Le­ jeune. N. C., ami has been assigned to the Second Marine Division. The Second Division Is the largest .Marine unit serving on the East Coast. It has maintained headquarters at Camp I-ejeiinc since shortly after World War H. "top fl*n* ,or municipal trnfflc contro1 ond •PProv#l local participation in the na­ tional program for celebra­ tion of July 4. Reports will l « heard sn the fire and police depart­ ments from Fir* Chief Bill Hahn, Police Chief Andrew Ferrin and Councilman Bob Stephenson and on the Tillage recreation program from Councilman Art Rhodes, Re­ ports also will be heard on budget, franchises and legal matters from Councilman Irene Van Eepoel and from Mrs. Mallie Salters, treasurer. Antlcrsoa urge* that citi­ zen* attend the meetings and reminds that seating arrangemenu will b« better now that the location hs* been changed. and the buy*. At !:3U p. m a By Mona Grinslead Time schedules and a pro­ Pet Costume Parade will be held un Ihe south end of the gram of events for North Or­ tennis court in the Village lando's third annual July 4th Recreation Area. Entries celebration wers announced must be registered with Mrs. today by officials of the North Sydney Bass ami will be ac­ Orlando Civic Assn., the spon­ cepted on thr pat m of the Community Building. soring organization. Contests scheduled for tleImpressive Hag raising ceremonies to open the cele­ chihlren between 3 and 4 p.in. bration will be conducted at will include melon eating, tugt p. m. by the South Semi­ o-war, sack race, potato race, nole CAP Squadron under the and apple bob. Serving on direction of Commander Jack committees for this part of O'Donnell and Bruce Dean, the program are Mr. anJ Mrs. Malvin Campbell. George Captain of Cadeta. Immediately following there Sommers, iaronard 5irw.nl, will begin a aufthall game Mrs. Chuck Kuweit. Mr*. betweea me a U live village, Sydney Bus, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nall and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Krccek. Contest* to name tattle Mr.. Little MUs. Junior ML* and Miss North Orlando will be held al 4 p. m. under the direction of Mr. and Mri. Pat DelViliaggto. Chicken barbecue dinners, prepared under supervision of Bill Ryan, will be available anytime between 3 and I p. in. and an auction, with Chuck Rowell in charge, will be held at 6 p. m. Both the dinner and auction are being sponsored by the Civic Aisn. ence participation by the Starlight Promenaders, popu­ lar Square Danct Club of Sanford. A big fireworks show at 9 p m. will climax the program of planned entertainment, however all sales and games lioolb.* will be open for the remainder of the evening. At any time during tha afternoon those who wish may enjoy dancing , badminton, volleyball and horseshoes on the basketball court* and door prize* will be awarded throughout tha afternoon and Highlighting activities for evening at least every hour I|m- evenin'; will be ■ Square un the hour. [ Dane* exhibiUun with audi , During tha it c Club Names Committees By Mona Grinstead Chairmen of appointive committees for tie North Orlando Garden Club were announced thla week by Mra. Richard Stodden. newly In­ stalled president ter the 196364 club year. Serving will be Mr*. Carl Hyatt, beautification and gar­ den of the month; Mrs. Bill Harris, historian; Sirs. Bill Wolfe, telephone; Sir*. Leon­ ard Stewart, hospitality and Sir*. Wolfe and Sirs. W. W. Anderson, way* and means. The Garden of the Slunth committee will aelect 1U first award winner for th* month of July. Working with Mrs. Hyatt will be Sirs. Bill Ryan and Sirs. Georga Du­ quette. y > u Dance Lessons O ff For Summer By Mrs. Adam Matter Square Dance instruction at tha Recreation Hall of th* DeBary Fire Station will be discontinued through tha sum­ mer due to the absence of many residents who are out of town on vacation. Classes will he resumed in September under the direc­ tion of Harold Jenkins. New Spokesman WASHINGTON (UPt) - Thu State Department an­ nounced that Richard I. Phil­ lips will replace P. Lincoln While as H i M i l chief. White, for y«ara Ike depart­ ment's public spokesman, will become U. S. count general in Melbourne, Australis. Celebration Schedules Announced HEAVY ATTACK Squudron Three’s Lt. Art Stalling* (right) diacuaaea engine of A-CB Skywarrior attack bomber with Dan Blue (left) and Don I’ hilpitt, o f Winter Dark’* Air Explorer Seoul Squadron 62. (Navy photo) 0 ttu‘ ion on P "1>««tlon of in ordln,nce to " W 1*1* »P«d»stltutlng for Bob Cowlee, |«>«■»*»•»• »hrou*h ■"«* itoP men’s* tournament committee ,trret* ,nd *or t*ie po,,*n* °f Bridge Club Names Winners Ten full tables directed by Miss Ethel Johnson were In play at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Da* Bary Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners were. NS, first, Mrs. Ruth Itlatt and Mn. David Singer; ireond, E. Z. Walters and Phil DeBerard; third, Mr*. Doyle Driver and William Woodlock ami fourth. Thomas Peters and James Sawyer. EW, first, Mrs. E. E. An­ derson and Mrs. Clyde Ram­ sey; tied for second and third. Mr. and .Mrs. E. MHinkle with Mra. William Woodlock and Norman Morti­ mer and fourth, Mr. and Sirs. Arthur Wheatley. it PAGE 12 THURS., JUNE 27,1963 COUNTY NEWS fourth, a Scavenger Hunt lx planned (or North Orlando youngsters. Lists of article* to be found will be delivered this Friday to every resi­ dence and at 4 p. m. on th* afternoon of th* celebration, collections will be checked by Mrs. Krccek and prizes awarded. General chairmen for tha entire program are Mrs. Krecek. activities; Arthur Rhode* refreshments and Bill Hahn and Roy Burke, construction. Ail proceeds from the day's event* will be turned over to th* Civic Assn, (or use and support of Its numerous com , annul# projects. 0 �Higher State Taxes Go Into Effect Monday W e feel a little unhappy to­ day. A couple months ago The Herald v e n t all out with a •tory to ^ help a 17-year-old b oy being held In county jail. Because formatory of a previous sentence the re­ boy a a c m real trouble. Hut his IQ classed him as "brilliant-" The court gave him a second chance . . . he was taken Into a private home. And lasted two weeks. He "borrow ed" his benefactor's car and wrecked it. See elsewhere on today's front page what happened to him today . . . five years at lUlford. ' • e • • Many g u e s t s "profited” Thursday evening when the City Commission Inspected police department facilities in its overall program o f viakin g all municipal operations. Chief Hoy Williams and his officers “ went all out” and hosted nut only the Com mis. aion members but many others to a barbeque supper at the Police Benevolent building on Seminole Boulevard. And, in­ cidentally, the police really are shaping up their building nicely. • • * • £ Gunnery Sgt. R. T. Roun­ tree, Marine Corps recruiter fo r Seminole County, has changed his schedule. He will be at the USO club here at 3 p. m. each Monday to inter­ view any young men interest­ ed in a Murine career, • 9 • 9 • • From the benrh to the range Is the transition for ex-JP Elmer A sh ley .. lie and his partner now are open for business with "The Kentuck­ ians," a new restaurant on Highway 17-ug one mile south o f General J. C. Hutchison Parkway. • • That pipeline celebration luncheon Monday will be launched with the turning o f the first vnIves to pump jet fuel from the lake front to Hie Naval Air Station. "T op brass” will participate. Street Paving In Goldsboro Area Okayed WEATHER: Scattered afternoon shower* today and Saturday; high 85-92; low tonight in 70a; south, southwest winds. YOU 53 • • • • Sanford's Girl S t a t e r * . Barbara Bulger and Carole O xford, wera among those named to various office* in the capitol at Tallahassee this week. Buraluira was elected to the seunte and Carole was appointed a page in the House o f Representative*. Both will arrive home lute today. • Q • 9 _ ™ • ■ The class o f 11143 «>f Sem­ inole High Scliol is working on getting up a class reunion. Any members of the class in­ terested in working on the plans for the get-together are invited to meet at the home ul ltonald It. Junes, IMB S. San­ ford, at n p. m. Saturday for discussion. • • % night that his arm y It launching against a "final sw eep" rebels In Cuba who hr said have been "abandon­ Kennedy Hails Irish Independent Policy 11Killed were killed and 39 wounded Ind.iy when three explosive*laden bicycles blew up out side Ihc U. S. military aid mission compound. 7,633 Register The- p r -b l-i* * to .‘ tv- f 'r I Last Of Loot Death Delayed Agenda l’lanned LONDON I L l 'l I C. S. Secretary of Slate Dean Busk and top British ofllcials, alert for possible *urpri*e» from Soviet Prem ier Nikita S Khrushchev, today worked on an agenda lor Ihe weekend Su m m it" meeting between President K e n n e d y and Prime Minister IW otJ Mar miliau. .,-d.ev,, xel>-si*- .inlualion addrts* by a foreign digni­ nod tho; in the east who vvotdd tary to a joint sesah-0 o f both Impose on <>th< rs a harsh and houses o f the Irish Parlia­ repressive Communist sysu-m. ment. uui that "Ireland purAnd heru your nation wisely reject* the role of go-be- I U. S. Indicts Fern Parker ORLANDO (U P lt — A Fern Park woman whs indict­ ed Thursday by the federal grand jury here investigating bolita operations in the south­ east. Mr*. Dorothea McQualde, 40, was indicted for perjury in connection with testimony given June 'Jl. It was the first indictment returned by the H A V A N A (UPI) - The grand jury. Mr*. McQualde freighter Maximus, u n d e r was released on bond. The indictment claimed Mr*. charter lo the Bed Cross, ar­ rived here last night with lhe McQuuidt- testified she had not last installment of the ransom visited a certain house in raised in the IItilled Slates Seminole County despite evi­ !or Ihc release of captured dence she had visited the house on two milt don*. Cuban invaders. About 20 witnesses testified li.tiind closed doors Tbursdav, MONTGOMERY tU P I> -A Source* said some o f the witcondemned itinerant farm la liesse* have past connections borer. James W. Cobern, ha* with gambling. at least three more week* tu live. Gov. George Wallace ha* posiponed a tin.,1 decision on the white man's plea lor mercy. GAINESVILLE lllP I t -T lie University o f Florida enroll­ ed 7,633 students for llic third trimester, Registrar Richard S. Johnson said today. H ie figure includes 5,767 under­ graduates ami 1,615 grad­ uates. Bulletin The changes, Including an increased and broadened sale* and use tax, were put Into effect to raise an additional $1613 million over the bien­ nium to meet a record $957 million in spending. Rome of the main sou rce! outlined by Straughn are: A sales tax on adm ission! to Include watching all ty p e! of amusements, sports or re­ creation, show, gam e or ex­ hibition, including golfing green fees and dues paid to private clubs. This will not go into effect on high school, junior college or univeralt/ events until D oc. 26, 1963. A sales tax on adm ission! on n c in g events at horse and dog tracks and to Jal a Iat frontons. A two per cent tax on sale of motor vehicles and three per rent on rental of motor Uvi-en." The President addressed Pariiuinent just a few hour* ufter a quick helicopter trip to the fabltil city o f fo r k , where he wa* made a freeman and mobbed by enthusiastic crowtls. A h he was g*-tting into hi* car to fly hack lo Dublin the crow d closed in on him. Under pressure o f a sudden surge o f humanity, the Presi­ dent tumbled backward In the vehicle, binding in the bask sent. Secretary Dies Bible Study Bill Signed Into Law TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant signed in­ to law today a bill giving rotinly «chool hoard* author­ ity to set up objective Bible study courses in the public schools. The measure, introduced In Ihe last day* o f the 1963 ses­ sion. was designed to lake some of the sting out of a U. S. Supreme t'ourt ruling out­ lawing mandatory Bible read­ ing in the school*. The measure would leave the state's requirement for Bible reading in force, but would add to It authority on a local option basis for school board* to install a secular program of education includ­ ing but not limited to an ob­ jective study o( the llihle and TALLAHASSEE lU PJl — Hubert \\. Davis J r , veteran secretary of the State Senate, died early today in Tallahas­ see .Memorial llo q it.il Davis, 57. wa* the victim religion In other action, Bryant of a stroke. lie bad been in |n*ir health I >r »oine tunc signed into law a lull creating , and had entered the hospital, a itew (ward of highway sec(or a checkup. i ondary trust fund*, Details O n Pages 6-7 Today Fourth O f July Fiesta Featured Highlight of the Fourth of July (d e lnation throughout East Central Florida will Im the annual Renta of the Lonifwootl Volunteer Fire De­ partment. t hief Claude I-uyo, general chairman, ha,* reported the third an­ nual Fiesta will Im the "biggest and ixtst ever." Judges for the "Miss Haute Imauty content were announced to­ day a* Mr». Marian My era, of Fort Meade, pre.-udeiit ol the Stale t’ irenieit'.-t Auxiliary, and Tommy On*, UeLnnd, and tiruver C. Loitif, Mel­ bourne, officer* of the elate organ­ ization. The Fie.-*tit will Im headquartered at Keitel's field fairy;rounds went o f laittKWood on Sanlamln Sprinyrs Itoad |SK 434). Coitcessions will open to the public at *» p. m. Tuesday and Wednesday. The all-day celebration Thursday will kick o ff with a parade starting at 10 a. m. at the I-onjfwood School Prize* in ntuny categories will Is: awarded for parade entries at the condt*«?oo ut the fairground*. Dona­ tion prized include a station wagon, stainless steel double sink and a juice blenderTwenty-six girls representing 10 fire departments will compete at 12:30 p . m. in the Imthinyr beauty imrtion of the "Miss Flame" contest. Judging will Im completed with the evening yrown final* at 5 p. m. The Falling Angel* of Del.and will parachute from T.faOO feet at .'t p. m. They are classed a* a top civilian parachuting group and recently cap­ tured first place in it *|mt jumping contest at Kissimmee. Miggest fireworks display claimed for this county will climax the day’s activities. It will continue for more than an hour, with three men set­ ting o ff the fireworks. Paid Hennett, of Sanford, being installed Saturday evening as presi­ dent of the Florida Firemen's Asso­ ciation, will crown "Miss Flame.” The first three winners will receive trophies ami corsages. The Longwood Volunteers famous Southern fried chicken will be serv­ ed throughout the day. Further details and the program will he found on Pages fi-7 of today’s Herald- UNITED NATIONS, N. Y . (UPU—-Secretary Gen­ eral Thant said today Ihe big powers have "m issed the bu s" on a nuclear test ban treaty amt predicted that Communist China will explode an atomic weapon this year or nrxt. Pope Asks Reds To Seek Peace Red Bloc Leaders In Berlin W ith Nikita <Urt) BERLIN - Soviet “I am In full agreement Nikita Khrushchev wuh the remarks made by flew to Berlin today in an Comrade Ulbricht about the attempt tu match the person­ Kennedy visit," Khrushchev al success of President Ken­ said in a six-minute reply. Khrushchev's speech other­ nedy's visit to the d v id rd city He complained that wise consisted almost entire Kennedy's trip was "directed ly of thanks to Ulbricht and against tbc interests o f the other East German Coinmun 1st trailers German people." W 11 h him Khrushchev The Soviet leader ram e to attend celebrations Sunday nt brought his wife Nina. But the tilth birthday of East Russia's cosmonaut twins— German Communist boss Wal­ Id. G il. Valery F. Bykovsky ter Ulbriclit and perhaps to ami Valentina V. Tereshkova hold a Bed bloc summit meet­ —were not alnng. Earlier, It had been rumored that Khru­ ing. would bring them In a welcoming speech. Ut- shchev bricht charged that Kennedy's with him as part of the pro­ visit to West Berlin was paganda buildup lo lure large "directed against the inter­ East Berlin crowds. fu ll* Communist "arty est* of tho German people." chief Wladyilaw Gomulka and Czech party leader Antonin Novotny have announced that they, too, will be going to Berlin. Usually reliable sources In Moscow said that Romanian TALLAHASSEE (UIT> — Communist leader Gheroghe A state audit sun! today im­ Gheorghlu Itej had left lluchprovement was needed in the arst for an undisclosed desti­ Florida Canal Authority'* rec­ nation, believed to lie Berlin. The convergence of these ord* of payment for entertain­ satellite Communist p a r t y ment etpenata to member* and chieftains on Berlin led to employes. th e '"speculation"o f "■ possible The audit, fur the past fisBed Mur summit while Ken­ rul year, said rhauges needtd nedy t* here. to he made iri the claim form* submitted to tin- authority. Canal Authority Records Cited The elose coiuuvtioli between the expenditures mill the pub­ lic purpose desired tu be m*. complislicsl should lx- ill'll, utii I on tin- form,'* the mull lor saiii. lie »aiil rUim* for r n t'r talmnrnt expense repay in* nt* ahnnlil not tie mixed with trav­ el reimbursement*. Tho Uomil Authority wa* created in 193.1 unit empow­ ered to own and operate a canal across Ihe state of Flor­ ida. In recent days tho pro­ posed canal has mine closer : to irality. President Kennedy has asked ('ongrtas to appro­ priate ft million to start con­ struction on the east « ml o f the canal across the north cen­ tral portion of the -tatc. The auditor t*»u>d » generally good report for the cross Florida Canal Naviatiti»n Di­ li ht, w h i'h was created to hoy right-of-w ay in C ili os, Clay, Duvul, Levy, M ellon and Putnam Counties fur the ca ­ nal. — U I on sports equipment at the wholesale level. Another measure signed by Bryant would set up a 75. 25 plan far state-county sup. port of the publie schools.Un. der the proposal, which sparked hours o f debate dur­ ing the 1963 session, the state would pay 73 per cent o f school costs and the counties would pul up the remaining 25 per cent. CAPT. JAMES MAYO, piclurctl with Mr*. Mayo, will assume command of Heavy Attack Whiff One next month at Sanford Naval Air Station, ttiicccodiiiy; Capt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. Captain unit Mrtt. Mayo were photographed at the luncheon honoring Captain Tally Thursday. (Herald Photo) Premier (UPt) Gov. Farris Bryant signed a batch o f tax bills into law to­ day, virtually cleaning up the loose ends o f the 1963 e x ­ tended legislative session to raise new taxes. Bryant placed his signature on bills increasing the Mato tax un whisky and other alco­ holic beverages, broadening the three per rent salei tax to nearly all commodities ex­ cept food and medicines, in­ creasing motor vehicle license tag fees from $2.50 to Sto depending on vehicle weight, and placing a five per cent ed '' by the United Slates. 7-yd I Juror Fined Agricultural I e g i s I ation, along with the proposed con­ stitutional amendments and other new laws pertaining to farmers w ei* outlined in de­ tail Thursday evening at Oviedo High School for some 59-60 Seminole County harm Bureau member* by Fen. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Reps. S J. Davis Jr. and Jan hoi tunc. day Tot Drowns ir. .*> TALLAHASSEE NO. 744 Premier BRIEFS SIIEIIA, I nc., wilt install new officers Monday at noon at the Capri. This fine new humanitarian orgunlx a 11 o n has made tremendous prog­ ress during their fiist year of existence in the urea, and C o lts S itfn DAYTONA BEACH lU I 'D donation* are coming in with The Huuston Colt, signed on gratifying regularity. * • • the dotted line at a special Civitnns retiring president, meeting Thursday and will Joe Dennison, reported at the shilt spring training head­ clubs hum pie t that the bulb­ quarter* from Apache June ing lieauly contest which the lion. Aria . to a new $2<i5,00tJ club sponsored in connection haveball complex here next with the Centennial was “ one year. of the most enjoyable projects we have ever undertaken" and JACKSONVILLE i l 'P h — urged fill mu club officers to consider making It an anuuul Circuit Court Judge V\ A. Stanly lined a juror $150 here event. • • • yesterday tor Liking side* in Owed ) Council met in call­ a damage case In-lore he h.ol ed session Thursday lo pass heard any testimony. Stanly an ordinance in order that also urged lhal the juror, be barred Ihr town may get it* lull Wilbur Hansen benefits from the new state from (mure jury service. ciguret tax. HAVANA 1UPI) - mwA... l SANFORD, FLORIDA Fidel Casino declared Thurs­ "They who believed that imperialism, t h e U n i t e d Slates, would arrive to im­ pose its rule have been aban­ doned to their fate. . .” Cas­ tro said in an hour-anl-46minule speech broadcast by radio Havana. "T h e enem y ha* been re­ duced by 50 per cent , . . The imperialist attempt . . . to Infiltrate counter-revolu­ PAUL BENNETT, member of the Sanford Fire tionaries and arms and lo Department, will be installed us president of the assassinate teachers, peasants Florida Firemen's Association Saturday night at and workers U approaching Pine Hills. (See story on page 0.) (Herald Photo) its la«t days . . . “ Not a single hand, not a single bandit will rem ain." lie did not mention last week's rrport of recent land­ ings in Cuba by refugee "c o m ­ mandos” from Central Amer­ ica hringing in arms (or antiCastro guerrillas. Castro dwelt for Ihc most DUBLIN ( U r i ) — Presi­ sue* an Iruk-pendrnt course in part on Cuba's sugar producdent Kennedy, fresh from a it* foreign policy—but it l* lion problems. He said big not neutral between liberty sugar harvests are more imtumultuous welcome in Cork and tyranny, and I know it portant than ever now that where he was pushed down never will lie."’ Cuba’ s econom y I* tied to Hie by a cheering, over-enthus­ Kennedy, after paying tri­ communist world. iastic crowd, *aid today that He railed for a ' big push" bute tu Ireland's struggle fur Ireland "w isely reject* the it* own independence, said In 1964 to exceed this year's JACKSONVILLE It E A CII I role o f go-between'' In the that at this time in live world lagging crop, which he said IL'IMj— Debra Ann Thornton, eold war o f communism and “ the ct-tit ritl i»*ue o f fieedom ,' "a s the poorest since he live, of Jucksnyllle, drowned 1 the free West, however, i* lietwreii those who j came lo power In 11)59. • • A t least for Sunlund's Little I.enguo Team which came out the county champions with a 15-5 w on-lost record in spite o f Luke Marys 17-1 record. For explanation see today's spurts page. FRI., JUNE 28. 1983 Established 1908 Caslro Begins 'Final Sweep' Against Rebels School Board requested the paving of 16th Street for about two blocks at Ihc front of the school and o f Mangousline Avenue between 13th and IGIh Streets. City Commissioners indicat­ ed they will grant the re­ quest, at its next regular ses­ sion. accomplishing the work with city employes and m a­ terials. School Board also began consideration of its budget for the 1963 64 school year and will accept or change it at the July It meeting, ac­ cording lo Supt. R. T. Milwee. The nrw budget will not e x ­ ceed this year's budget of $3,456,734. Milwee staled, because of a lesser amount of new construction planned. Contract for placement of a new roof on the South Sem­ inole Elementary S c h o o l building was granted E. C. Goldman, Inc., of Winter Dark, on its low hid of $6,436. Purchase was completed for two houses and lots adja­ cent to Oviedo High School to lie used as temporary class­ rooms. -SAIGON, South Viet N.nn There's “ magic in numbers." <UPI> — Eleven Vietnamese • United Press Leased Wire Agreement for the paving of itrerts adjacent to Goldsboro School was reached Thursday afternoon at a con­ ference between members of the School Board and City Commission. v* iicc. Bills Signed By Governor Cape Causeway Bidding Asked CAPE CANAVERAL (I t 'll —H ie I', ,S. Army Corps (d Engineers railed today tor hid* to Is* opened Aug. 6 for construction id a $1.5-million, 7W-mlle Ions cau-ew ay across Indian lltvrr, connecting U S. Highway t .in 1 Ihe NASA manned lunar landing area at Oraino. Col, G. A Finley, diitrict Engineer, said t!m four-lane causeway, with a 16 foot wide grass median, wilt tie in with a two-lane causcwa.nuw under construction, from Orsinn lo Cape Canaveral. Included in llm contract are bascule bridge* across the Indian River Intracoastai Waterway, and 162-foot Inter change bridges ronneeiing with highway At A at (Irsino. ■ ---- VATICAN CITY <UPI> Pope Paul VI has told Soviet Prem ier Nikita Khrushchev In a message made public to­ day- he prays that the Russian people may make an im port­ ant contribution to world progresa and pence. The Pope made the ataloment in reply to one from K h r u s h c h e v congratulat­ ing the new pontiff on his election last Friday. The Vat lean press office released Hie Pope’s message today hut said it did not know when it was *ept. The Pupe'a message an id: "W a are answering with warm and aincere thanks to Hie felicitations anil best wishes that come to us from your excellency, and while yuur message arouses in our spirit the image of the Rus­ sian people and the memory o f their human and Christian history, we pray God that they. In prosperity and in o r ­ derly civil life, may make an important contribution to the true progress of humanity and to just peace in the w orld." Meanwhile, State Revenue Commission Director J. Ed Straughn outlined tax rhangeg made by the Legtalature, which will go into effect July L vehicles. A two per cent tax on aelf. propelled or pow er « drawn farm equipment, with a three per cent tax on other ma< ehtnery. equipment o r tools, A hike from 1.000 to 3,090 on the taxable limitation on Industrial machines, equipment, parts and accessories ou flaib single transaction. McCloud Youth Gels 5-Years Clinton K. McCloud, 17year old Miami youth charg­ ed witls automobile thclt, was sentenced today to from six , f‘ v* A three per rent sales tax placed on gasoline and other fuels sold in the state for use by road*. airplane* and rail­ A satea tai on books used in junior college* and uni­ versities. A five per cent tax on aporta equipment at the wholesale level. These funds are earm arked for use in the governor1* giant land acquisi­ tion program for puhtic re­ creation. The old sections of the law dealing with taxes on apart­ ments, hotels and like rental! was changed to Include dup­ lex apartments, and Uie period of the tax coverage was extended from a il months to one year. Ex-Judge Dies In M iam i Fire 1,1 ,U i MIAMI (UIM) — Former fold Stale Prison by Circuit Miami Municipal Judge Fran- i Judge Vassar Carlton. eis A. Sohieski, 36. wa* found McCloud previously h a d dead today utter a fire dam* served a two year term as an aged his eight-room coinblna"incorrigible" at Marianna thin home and nttice here. Roy * School, Judge Carlton The blaze apparently started Informed Hie youth lie would when the form er judge either recommend to Kuitord tli.it sutlered a seizure or fell Met loud he transferred to , asleep while smoking, accordAppalacliee Institute ul Chat- ing to firemen, lie had beet) ^ tuhoolchee. I in lit health recently. VALDEZ HOTEL ^ f C a r ile Downtown Sanford It's Funtime mm 1 Fri. Niles at Ihc ^ K Caribc! Music by l*eKK>\ Hill and Russ! ‘It's Moral Bankruptcy1 SAN FRANCISCO (Ul'D— Traffic Deaths Sen. Barry Goldwater. A riz.l, addressing the <II- lives during the last five months of this year—more Hun 100 each day. May was Ihc 17th in the last 19 months to show an increase in traffic deaths, the National Safely Council “ It is the moral bankrupt­ cy of the liberal politician* which u causing the young people to move toward tine Republican Tarty. They are the reactionaries. They have­ n't hod a new idea for 30 y e a 's ." Na­ CHICAGO (UPU — Traffic tional Young Republican con­ accidents took a record '5,190 vention: , said lo d a j. tf t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cae25f2e2fc5679057d6c2f646d39c0e.pdf f223cfce7ab89a70604110270a7110a2 PDF Text Text t GOOD CITtMWHlP AWARDS nt the Enterprise Elementary School « n m eentad a t the dotting assembly by G. E. Hoeft of the Son* of the Abmwrb D n M m I t Eklna Bryant and Shariene Laughlln (center and yigbt f r o n t ) H i Rag Calhoun and Charles Magenhelmer (left and right ORtenahip awards presented by Commander Frederick McLaren, of DeBary American Legion, went to Linda Laine (left front) and Herman Helnle, (center beck). (Cox Photo) Funeral services (or Mr. Cbeldon Randel Lautenburg, 30, Fern Park attorney, wbo died Sunday a t Winter Park Memorial Hospital, will be held at It a m. Wednesday at Cox-Parker Funeral H o m e with Rabbi Hen no M. Wallach officiating. Masonic services will be conducted by Orlan­ do fadge W. Burial will be at a later date. Born in New York City. Mr. Lautenburg came to Fern Park in i960 from Ohio. He was a member of Temple of Liberal Judaism, Orlando; Emanuel Lodge SM, F. and A M., New York City; Orlan­ do Scoitist Rite, Bahia Shrine Temple and Grolto Magic Club. He recently had been appointed Municipal Judge for the Village ot North Or­ lando. Survivors are hi* wife, Mrs. Daisy Lautenburg of Fern Park; tour sons, Jack of Los Angeles, Calif., Honald of Dayton, Ohio, and Philip and Robin of F era Park; sister*, Mrs. Vivian Soloman and DEBARY ARTIST Mrs. William Hoffman poses with two of her prize winning paintings now on display in galleries of the DeBary Mansion House, headquarters of the Florida Federation of Art. (Cox Photo) MIAMI (UP1) - T m ttler shouted insults by Cuban Fidel Castro, furious over refugees in the Uruguayan embassy at Havana, raised Mrs. Dorothy Kronblum of his maehinegun and prepared Brooklyn, N. Y., and ten to fire at them. But a mili­ grandchildren. tiaman grabbed the gun and talked his chief out of it. Castro sulked away, shout­ ing over his shoulder, “jrouTl rot in there before 1 ever give you exit permits.'* That story was told Monday by some of the Cubans who or wives Included the follow­ ville, Tenn. and Leater GutJi ing: Helen Palmer Smith, rie of Pompano Beach. Grace Taylor Hodges, of Ft. Myers; Ann Benson Haynes, year reunion dinner at the Helms Carlton Williams, Ruby Capri ReaUuranL Peters Echols, Dolly quattla. Former State Sen. Douglas baum Bellliio, of Orlando; Stent tram, who waa president a f the elaas and served a t Alyce Rivers Appleby; Nancy m at toe «g ceremonies, termed Hostetler Norman, of Wash­ the event “very successful , . ington, D- C.; Lottie Sharp • wonderful opportunity to see Chur run, Coral Gables; Wilma M a y 41 our elatamaUa Squires Sptir, Kda Stitch Green, of Pompano Beach; •gala." One of the more famous Edna Stitch Priest; Miss Mar­ members of tho class la garet Van Nest, of Jackson­ Grady Gallant, a general as­ ville; Dot Wiggins Bolt, Virginia signment reporter for the * t Chattanooga Dally Newt, who Dann Webb, of DeLand; Vlr■* hank. “ lln I ginis Kuril Knupp uf J<ntwllKA **< Valar’a Side,** published by villo; Elisabeth U ffler llush, m lr 1 ^ Dsmbleday. I t la • story about Vera Ixxlge Colletts, Eloite lha Marina Corps In 1M1-42 Low Chester, Marguerite Mc­ and has received msny excel- Kinney Odell, Anna Methvln kmt reviews, Including one In Winn, Carlin Palmer Ekk, Lola Wolfer llradhatn, af UL tbe New York Times. Daa Deneff, a member of Petersburg; Cecelia Trutuck the d ais who now livea In Terwllliger, of Htarke and Rome, N. Y., came the long­ Anna Marie Greer Ken lor, af est distance for tbe reunion. Jackson villa Joe Mathleux, Voile WIL |B e Is with the Phlko Corpo­ liuma, Jr., Mark Watkins, U»b ration. The claaa boasts four doc­ ert Sfittrower, Jim TerwilUtors and two lawyers from llunry Tamm, Hubert Bum ti­ among its msmbership. Phy- ger, Jim Colbert of Oviedo; tk lan i ars Dr. John Morgan, Ivy, Dr. John Morgan, Don a f 8anford; Dr. Rolwrt Msr- Bishop. Douglas Htenstrora, lowe, of BeaumonL Texas; Dr. Welter Stovall, of Jackson­ A. L. Meyers, of Dunedin, and ville; John MrMnhon, of Or­ Dr. Sidney Nix, of Waynes­ lando; James Tew, of DeLsnd; CASSELBERRY “CUTIES” Lorim Moncrief, Nancy Porter and Bobbie boro, Va. Utenstrom la an James Cates, of Jacksonville; Wiitkirot, (left to riiiht) will represent their town's Volunteer Fire Dept. In attornay as la Circuit Judge Emmett Pearson of Coral Ga­ the "Misti Flante" of Seminole County contest to be sponsored July -l by Voile Williams Jr., also a bles, Leroy Cooper of Nashthe tongwood VFD at Its annual Fiesta. Loma, iluughter of Mr. and Mrs. member of the class. Bud Moncrief, of Piumosus Drive, stands five feet, three inches and meas­ Class aponsora Mrs. Charles ures 3I>-23-:i4. A cheerleader at South Seminole Junior High hist year, her Meriwether (Ruth Hand) and hobbies are swimming and dancing. Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mrs. Maybelle Maxwell were Porter of Sunset Drive, stands five feet, seven inches, measures IVWj-23present for tho reunion and IMHs and likes swimming and horseback riding, llobhie, daughter of Air. were presented with corsage*. Tbs main table was cenlerand Mrs. Robert Watkins, of Winter Park Drive, stands fice feet, three •d with floral arrangemenU in Mr*. Leah Frederick Brown, Inches, measures 3-1\ ^-23-3-1 and likes duncing and record collecting. fid, widow of Thomas 0. (Herald Photo) Brown Sr., died Mur .lay morning in tin- Florida Care Heat Home at Orlando follow­ ing a short Illness. Born April 18, 1877 la North Carolina, aha married Mr. Brown, also of North Caro­ lina, In 1KO. She had been a resident of Orlando slncu lilol and since )'J07 hod made her home al 323 Magnolia Ave. in Orlando. A member of die Episcopal Church, she also win aa ac­ tive member and pa-t presi­ dent of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, a mem­ ber of the Daughter* of the American Revolution, of Ihc Colonial Iliiinc* and ol the First Families of Virginia. Survivors a r e a son, Thomas O. Broun Jr. of San ford; luo daughters, Mrs. It. It. Brown of St. Petersburg and Mrs. C, F. Moore of End i*. and several grand­ >— tor walk-leads ot Jslicat* fshiict, children and great gr.indchlllingerie, sheer stocking!, iwtalers . , , drgn. all normally hand walked . . . new care­ Services will be held at 11 fully tita n .d with this G-t EXCLUSIVI a.m. Wednesday al St. Luke's FEATURE! Cathedrral in Orlando with Fr, Auaslusi officiating Bur­ ial wilt lie in Greenwood ' Ceineter). Fairchild Funeral Hume is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Leah Brown Dies In Orlando New Fire Chief By Mr*. Adam Mailer Announcement wat made today that Jack Lambcrtson, past president of the DeBary Volunteer Firemen's Attn., ha* k—*! y-i-H.H to w r r ; as acting fire chief of the De­ Bary Fire Dept. Lambcrtson's appointment, effective last Saturday, waa made after the resignation of Chief Edward Heal was re­ ceived. — la sts time, werk. water end detergent by washing big family walk load*. FitterFla (leant, re-cieani wash water removing FAST • RELIABLE lint. sand. fuss. Spiral Activator* (leant *iolhet gently, thoroughly. SERVICE PRICES START AT • DECALS • TRUCKS • WA SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-6422 116 S. M agnolia Need Tool* J w w i *'°r ^ Sava Money J ja fg * Now You C an \rX^\ ®ent T h em — American Rent-All In • Sanford 2M« S. Hiawatha Ate. COMPACT f OM feFB MCE bring this coupon the Sanford Herald delivered PER WEEK F IL T E R -F L O Yurk't chief executive draws the highest annual salary, ghO.UOUi New Jersey's gover­ nor, with |30.uoo, ranks se­ cond. Dave Miller. The younger children will enjoy both intide and outtide activities such as treasure hunts, games and arts and crafts undar the direction of Coach Jim Clark and Mrs. Mary Trawiek. Many special events such as a pet show, talent show, bubble gum blowing contests and hobo cookouts also are planned. A special arts and cralts Instructor will be on hand on Wednesdays and Fridays. Activities tor the older group* will include horseshoe pitching, volleyball, softball, said they were in the embassy badminton, basketball, ping a t the time. pong and limited track eporta The refugee! have been under the direction of Coach arriving here in special flights since last week. The fourth and final flight was due hi today. They said Castro himself provoked the incident last June 23, by stopping his heav­ ily guarded car in front of the embassy unexpectedly. It was Jammed with several hundred ol his foes wbo, had been given political asylum. “ He was looking for trou­ ble," said Oscar Gonulea Jlmenci. “ And he got what was coming to him,’’ added Julio Perei. Standing outside the open windows of the embassy, he made “ some remarks and the Cui.:... 7w^viiu.u. *n m t*-n minutes a torrent of violent epithets was hurled at Castro by the irate refugees.** Csslro raised his marhinegun and was about to fire when a militiamen grabbed 1963 12 lb . C A P A C IT Y By J a a t Caaaefttrry The eigbt-week CasselberTy Summer Recreation Program got underway Monday (ram 1:30 until 11:30 a. in. with activities scheduled (or grades one through 12. On Thursdays there will be supervised lwlmmUig at Sanlando Springs at the re* duced rate of U cents and on Mondays there will be skating at Skate City at 35 cents per child. Parents must provide transportation to and (ram both locations. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, grade* one through ala will meet at the old pro lhop on Overbrook Dr. and grades seven through 12 will meet at the hall park on the west aids ot Ilwy, IT* Name Address �Kimmons Takes Over * * e io c A “celebration party” la planned for local VIPi by the pipeline people for July 1, when the very f l n t barite of jet fuel will arrive here from Jacksonville for the Naval Air Station. Word is, it will be m “wingdlng” of a party, • • a Cdr. Charles W. Meshier will be relieved Thursday os chief staff officer of Heavy Attack Wing One after two years in the Important San­ ford Navy port. Ilia relief, Cdr. George W. Kimmons, will step into the Wing's No. 2 Job after a con­ centrated one-week indoctrin­ ation that included his first (light In the A-5A Vigilante Mach II (twice the speed of sound) attack bomber. Monday be flew In the bom­ bardier-navigator's compart­ ment of a Vigilante piloted by Heavy Attack Squadron One's Lt. Bill Goodman. Cdr. Kimmons recently re­ ported from the Mediterran­ ean, where he was relieved of command of Sanford's VAII-9 on May 25. The “ Hoot Owls" currently fly the older A-3B Sky warrior. Kimmons has been an Im­ portant figure In the Sanford Heavy Attack program for the past P a years. He Is a form­ er operations officer of VAII1 (when the squadron flew the A-3B) and was executive oflicer VAH-9 before assum­ ing command last June, Cdr. Meshier ia headed for duty on the joint-staff of the Commander-In-Chief, Europe, in Pans, France. He also Is a former squadron skipper, hiving commanded VA11-6 at NAS Whldbey Island, Wash., before reporting to the Wing. Top-echelon Wing changes will be completed July 12 when Captain Joseph M. Tillly Jr., Wing commander, ia relieved by Capt. Jam es 0. Mayo. VOL. W WEATHER: Generally fair with Tew isolated shown through Thursday; high, 90-96; low In 70a. SANFORD. FLORIDA United P n u Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JUNE 19, 1963 NO. 737 Lawmakers Agree And Quit Tiros 7 In Orbit Solons ZIP Code To Affect All Sanford Mail Broaden Forest City Merchants As­ AV sociation has sent an Invita­ tion to the County Commis­ sion th st “since Forest City definitely Is on the move” the CAPE CANAVERAL (U ri) ing its 18th straight success, The United Slate* Post of­ association “would be happy TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — — America’s seventh Tiros hurled the camera-carrying fice Department has announc­ and willing to construct a The Florida Legislature ad­ ••weather-eye" satellite rode Tiroa-7 Into -pace at 4:59 ed ■ revolutionary new aysgranite skyscraper with all tern of improved mail dlsjourned its 80-day HMD ses­ into orbit aboard • thrre-stage a.nt. EST. patclj and delivery, which th« trimmings” for that South sion today after broadening • • • rtvkat in a spectacular space Seminole Courthouse annex goes into effect nationally on the bate of the atate'a three I.e<s than two hour* later, shot today, and sent bark July 1. should the Commission decide per cent sales lax. “to go first class.” Sine die adjournment came “good quality” picture* on its tha 297-pound satellite swung This code, called the ZIP I.EO W A T S O N , of back scrusa the United State*, Code, utilizes a five digit Semi nolo High School, at noon (EST). • * • first try, number which follows Hie wits named today a top The aalea tax measure waa Scott Bums is all pepped A 90-foot Delta rocket, scor- snapped a series of weather nime of the town and stale winner in Time Maga­ CDR. GEORGE W. KIMMONS step* from the photographs at an altitude of the final tax Increase In a up these days, what with cockpit of n Heavy Attack Squadron One 400 miles, and rrlayed the and will permit the Tost Of­ zine's "27th nnnnnl cur­ seven-bill package passed in FPAL already laying the ((VAH-1) A-5A Viligante attack bomber after picture* to a ground tracking fice Department to short cut rent a f f a i r s contest. the closing days of the Leg­ groundwork for the expanding familiarization flight with pilot Lt. Hill GoodOther S1IS students islature. The measurca are station at Wallop* (stand, Va. repeated address reading. Country Club section, Includ­ mun. The flight was part of concentrated week“With ZIP Code, a clerk mnkiliK high are Frank expected to produce $184 mil­ Th* federal spar* agency ing Loch Arbor, Ravenna, long indoctrination for Kimnmns before relieving said the picture* “appeared to need only in glance at the Chance, Betty Brandt, lion more revenue for the Idyllwiide, Little Venice, Cdr. Charles W. Meshier, as chief staff officer of be nf very good quality,” Indi­ code to know immediately to Sherille Julian, Gary state during the next two Creenhriar and other ureas. Heavy Atutck Wing One Thursday, cating the complex “eyes” whal national area, at ate und Brown, William John­ years. FPAL crews are replacing pmt office the letter i* des­ son and Roberta Rankin Final vote by which the were working properly. light power lines with heavier Liz A gain tined and to speed it on its Legislate re passed the com­ It wa* the first training wire* to carry heavier loads LONDON ( V P ! ) - Eliubeth way, culling up to 24 hours promise sales tax broaden* as that aection grows, Taylor and Richard Burton •xerclso for Tiros-7’a major off the time between deposit Ing bill Included Sea. Mack • • • have said they plan to get task—that of searching out and delivery.** postal officials Competency N. Cleveland J r . (D) and marriage as soon as they *an, and tracking giant storms, said. Congregation of F irst Pres­ Rep. 8. J . Davis J r. (D) such as hurricanes and ty­ the London Dally Sketch re­ byterian Church was pleasant­ It Is Important that all System Dropped phoons on earth. for the measure and Rep. ported today. ly surprised and enjoyed the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) cltDrns learn their city'a • • • Jaa Foctane (R ) against I t services last Sunday , , moreZIP Code number and use It The $400 competency awards Scientists said the hatboxThe sales tax bill last In (he N ew D ate Set ao than usual, that Is. file air in all their return addresars for state school livelier* who the finance package to clear shaped satellite was traveling conditioning unit was in servLAKELAND (CPI) — A | John C. Chancey. Tampa NEW YORK (UPI) — Navy I once around the world every nn all correspondence. made high score* on a na­ both houses, will ralso up­ Ice, and the ministers did not four-sIMe ••“vrch *•:>- on 1pclicc said Chanccy escaped Yeoman l.C Nelson C. DrumIn answering mail, ZIP ~L97 minutes In a near-perfi*--* tional tesl wa* almlished Tues- wards of $60 million over tho nave to coni oat tur n'uT vTvTtui- iTTJ L "-•■d wj!l iia trial **a(n v 5 codes snmilil l*e taken from (rom a road gang Just before TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ______________ er, loo. T hat new 2J)00-pipc from Tampa who took the July 8 for passing defense omit rniiKinic Tnuul 75ST7 inTT.I all return addresses and used !; •■ l ’. iIip a bill *m l« ii • • • House Speaker M a 11 o r y noon Tuesday ami was serv­ to 403 mile* up. without Gov. Farris Bryant's organ also is something aim- car nf a Lakeland man and secrets to members of the (or correspondence. signature. At thin attitude Tlrn*-7 The compromise bill, wor*left him bound and gagged ing time for a traffic viola- Horne,, after conferring with Soviet delegation to the Unit­ rial to henr. Addresses on mail must of­ President Kennedy Tuesday, The new luw came on the n l out hy a Joint conference will train It* eye* on the lion. nr;ir Leeshurg. * • • ed Nations. ten be f a d as many as eight predicted a bill to place un­ heel* of a pay hike law giv­ committee Tuesday night, world and particularly nn the Police said Jack Ilenscholcr, How's Rover behaving these It was Itclicved Chanccy pledged electors on Florida's or ten limes by postal em­ ing all state teachers a mini­ was whipped through the Atlantic and Pacific ocean* 22. ot Lakeland was tin hi* days? Mid-Florida Obedience \ " • °* Lakeland was on ployee* to get it lo the proper was heading north and a national ballots was doomed Extends Deadline mum across-the-board raise House without debate in less where tropical storms abound Club is commencing beginners V';D' tl* a grocery store here bulletin was sent to police to failure. destination, Post Office offi­ CAIBO (DIM) - The Iraqi nf $ 100. Many teachers claim­ than 30 mlnutea. The Senate during the summer month*. classes for all breeds of dogs when he was sbductcd by a cials said. government has extended the llorne talked with the chief ed the okl “ competency test” followed suit an hour later in Alabama, Georgia and Tiros-7 wa* the first of two man believed to be escaper Each handling slows the n t 7:31) p.m. Monday at the executive after trying to deadline on its surrender ul­ ■uch orbital television a.ttelsystem was discriminatory. and it waa all over but the South Carolina. .............. . . process of mail dispatch and Ptihlix supermarket parking reach Florida Sen. George A. timatum to Kurdidi retieis in shouting. Bcnschotcr was left tied lot. Highways 17-92 and 43d. , <«. Smathers at the While House. northern Iraq, th* semi-offi­ to launch this year. Tiros-8 « * * • » oP„ The House awallowed ita error, they noted. Owner, must be 12 years old Mhldle East News and gagged behind a Lees­ When Horne learned SmaUi- cial ichedulyd (or a rocket ride “pride" and gave In to the Kelly In Last The ZIP -Code for «anford or older. For information call burg radio st..Gw lie wr ked cis wanted u> talk to him. be Agcngt (MENA) said today. i spue* around September. Is 32771 and the rode for Senate on moat points of dis­ MI 7-8119 or TE R-6425, his way out of hia bonds called the White House, A I i *f agreement, tucking off of Lake Mary I* 3274(1, Post­ Senate Speech this morning and telephoned secretary told the speaker For Fishermen proposed sales taxes on trad­ master Guy Mien and PostTALLAHASSEE (UPI) Lake County authorities. Fanfoid Kr< rentiun Depart­ TALLAHASSEE (DIM) — that Smathers had just left Mr. L. P. Ha Sr., 'ormPolice said the victim was but the President wanted to Florida fresh water fisher­ Council To Hear master Clarence Donaldson [ Sen. Scott Kelly, a veteran ing stamps, non-cigarette to­ ment will team up with Melosaid today. of four regular and six spe­ bacco and newspaper, radio, men were urged today io buy deo rink to feature roller skat­ er Seminole County legislator in a state of shock and was talk to him. Insurance Data An example of the proper cial session*, made hia last television and billboard ad­ ing fun each Monday and Fri­ and county commissioner, unable to give much inform­ “Just thought I’d ask you their fishing licenses now. Reports to Hie Allaniunlc u>e of ZIP Code follows: speech on Hie floor of the vertising. ation. lie had been roughed New 1963 64 licenses are now day 2-4 p.m. Activities will died at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday about the unpledged electors However, the Legislature Spring* Town Uoiincll will be Sanford Herald slate Senate Tuesday. include roller hockey, base­ in Daytona Reach at the Platt up. police said. bill," Kennedy said. “ Du you available at offices ol all asked the Legislative Council made hy Councilman (Sene Kanfoid, Florida, 32771 “ U may well be," he told The escaper was believed county judges and their sub­ think It will pass?" ball, free instruction and fun. Memorial Hospital. Strpliensun on the feasibility or hi* colleagues. “That I can to study these taxes in Uia Horne replied he doubted agent >. Open to junior and senior high A native of Statesboro, (la., driving a green and white Postmaster C. D. Donaldson best servo my state and my next two years and make x nf bringing ail of the town'* corvair sedan. it because the Legislature students; skates furnished, all Mr. Hagan had lived in San­ insurance under a single cov­ Lake Mary, Florida, 32718 country in another capacity.” recommendation on them to would probahty adjourn be­ Accord Sought for a nominal fee. ford for more than 50 years erage plan at today's 8 p.m. The Lakeland lawmaker was tha 1965 Legislature, • * # fore it could art on the bill. LONDON (UPI) — Prime and made his home at 1702 • • * Hireling in the Town Hull, referring to Hie governorship, Grants For UF The bill was placed on a Minister Harold Alacmillan Citrus Outlook Four hundred plus kids S. Park Avc, House Finance Chairman Progress reports also arc GAINESVILLE (U P O -T h e hut did not officially an­ special calendar that has lit­ sought to work out an igrecHe was a member of the were on hand this morning James Sweeny, of Voluiia, nounce Ihe beginning of his expected on construction ol University of Florida has re­ tle chance of being consider­ ment with the oppoillitn Lafor movies, pie eating contest First Methodist Church, of Called Bleak said Ihe $164 million lax campaign because of a state Ihe town's municipal water ceived $15,733 in grants for ed by the lawmakers during Isir party today on firther and other fun furnished by Sanford Masonic Ixxl te 82 WINTER HAVEN (DPI) package would bo ample to law requiring weekly financial system which got underway it* business administration investigation into the 1'rvfumo nnd of the Shrine Temple in Florida's citrus industry is the extended session. R C Cola ui the Rita theater. finance ■ 11 appropriations. last week. reports. school in for some rough sledding affair that threaten* to force Jacksonville. He was the re­ • • • his resignation. Sale of 1,438,(581 gallons of tired president and owner of during the next five years. The orange output for next School Spending 9 » gasoline in April in Seminole the Sanford Turpentine Co. season probably won't reach Accuses U. S. In addition to serving as County resulted in flOO.707 in the levels of lust decade, Bill Passes county commissioner for TOKYO (D PI) — Tl»e N.rth taxes paid in May to the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Vietnamese army high cunStnte, This tops $'.r.i, I 12 paid many years and as legislator prices will lie high, income will be low for the growers A controversial bill to give tnand ha* accused Hie Unied in April last ami SUU.nOtl paid for four terms, tie was a and job* wilt he scarce back to the Cabinet Budget State* of "feverishly" acremember of the board or trus­ in May, 1982. Two cents a tlirougnout the industry. Commission control ov}- lerating the buildup of Anartees for the Florida Method­ gallon or $31,123 was repaid Tills was the five-year out­ spending by the state uni­ lean military forces in Souh ist Orphanage for 35 years. in May to Seminole County, Survivors are his wile. look for the industry as re- versities cleared the Legis­ Viet Nam, Hanoi Radio nwith $3.3211 paid Into the coun­ II !m 1! . .Ill nt I I 1 I 1- loll t.i Citrus Mu lature today by a 75-41 vote porlrd in a broadcast men­ ty's mod fund belli by the lual member* at their annual of the House. daughter. Ur> l.en liable tored here today. State. The propoaat would repeal Jennings of Sanford two meeting here Tuesday, 9 i • a portion of a bill already Tax Dills Signed sons, L. P. Ilagun Jr. of Hie State also collected law making Hie Board oi Orlando and Hubert llagnn of TALLAHASSEE (UPI) $73,H."i3 In sub * luv in May Daytona Itrach: (wi grand Control responsible only to Gov. F a rru Bryant signed in ‘Impatient To in litis county, u- compan d to children; Mrs. Hugh Janes the Legislature for university to law today bill* increasing $75.3tdl lii-t April uihI $81,9)8 attending. Jr. and Miss Linda llagan, Get Up’ Hoover the state cigarette tax by In May, 1902. ixiiii oi Orlando three gicat three rent* a package and NEW YORK (L'PI)—Form­ * * * I grandchildren: two brothers, er President Herbert Hoover, doubling the capital stock Okay, who's the wise 8U> John and Barney Hsgan ol suffering from anemia and Florida Forestry tax on corporations. They are that swiped the -“ Garden of Savannah, Ga. and tw » sis an intestinal ailment, spent the first two major tax bills tlie Month'' »i;:n from in te.-s. “ a comfortable night" and Board To Meet of the session to become law. 9 <r front of Mrs Gertrude DingFuneral services will la- continues to show improve­ TALLAHASSEE (DPI) feldrr's house? it certainly held at P) do a in Friday ment, a spokesman said to­ The Forestry Board meets in Cardinals Meet couldn't lie of use to anyone, at the First Methodist Church day. Naples Friday to act on co­ VATICAN CITY. (UPI) ns tie honor of having the of Sanlnrd with Itcv J K While still in serious condi­ operative agreement* for fire Cardinals of the Roman garden of Ibr month can’t bi .McKinley of Gainesville offi­ tion. the ftd-vcar-old Hoover control units in two counties. Catholic Church, dressed in bou ;ht of sold . . , That sign ciating assisted by Rw. W E. is reported to be “ impatient Voters in Polk and Collier the violet of mourning, today ne-t the Garden club 1(5 . . Timms oi Hie Sanford rhureh to get well'' ,ir:,| has shown counties activated the units prayed at a Mass of the Holy Please bring tt back Iliirio! will be Evergreen Ce­ steady improvement since hi* and tlw lA'gIslature lias pro­ (■bust for inspiration before metery. ! illness was made public in vided Hie fund* Construction entering a conclave at ft p.m. Hrisson Funeral Home is in a brief medical bulletin Iasi of towers and facilities is ex­ (noon FST) to elect a suc­ Moose incmbera at WedMS pected to stun next month. ; Friday, cessor to Pope John XXIII. day's 8 p m. meeting in Lake charge of arrangements 9 • Alary will see a sound film, in color, "Fishing In tlw 19th State." which will run for about an hour, program chairman Lew Luster says. Tampa Convict Runs, Sales Tax r u u v A ... Kidnaps Lakeland Man Electors Plan Seen As Doomed L. P. Hagen Sr. Dies In Daytona 9 • 0 t » • i That electric carving knife is really catching on. Sanford Electric reports all stock sold out . . . but more is on ororder, imagine laying a knife on a roast and not have to push or pull . . . just touch a button. • • • We understand the flag raising ceremony at North Orlando's July 4 celebration will be conducted by the new Soul It Semlsote CAP Sq-jrl’» run. Russia's Space Team Down Safe I ^MOSCOW (l PM - The world’s first man and woman spare team returned to earth saltly today. First to land wa» Valentina Tereshkova, first woman to •oar through space She was followed mure than two hours later by cosmanaut Valery K. Bykovsky, who set new space and distance records with a flight of nearly five days t round the ear*b Tho oilidul Soviet news agency T*»* announced the | father of an infant boy, landed at 2:06 p m. Moscow landings. Mis, Tereshkova, a ai-jrar- time (6:0fl a m. EST). Tass said, lie would have romph't old bachelor girl, spent about rd five days in space at 3 three days orbiting the earth p. in. local time, but he al­ in a flight that was longer ready bad covered around 2 than that of ail four Amer­ ' million miles in space. ican astronaut* who have Valentina landed at 11:20 a. been rocketed into orbit. By­ m. (3:29 a. m„ EST), Tass kovsky broke the distance said. This wa* Just short of and endurance records set three full day* in orbit which by his fellow cosmonaut An­ she would have attained at drian Nikntavev last August. 12:30 p. m. Bykovsky, married and the T*s» laid both Bykovsky ami Valentina landed north­ east of Karaganda, Kaxuktut an. The official statement did nut say whether the cosmon­ auts rode their space ships to earth. After a similar twin flight by cosmonauts Nikolayev and Pave! Popovich last August, both were announced as hav­ ing la ruled by parachute close to their craft In a region south of Karaganda. GRAPHIC IIXUSTRATION of the need for nutomohile neat belt* I.* shown in thU picture by Herald photoRraplier Bill Vincent Jr. Mr*. Dora E. McPhernon, 59, of Mobile Munor, Longwood, suffered lacerutioiHi und u deep pash on her face when nhe struck the windshield in a near head-on automobile collision Tuesday after­ noon on Hit ‘131 at the I-l detour. She was re­ ported in “ha List actor)'" condition a t Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Mra. McPherson and her husband, Willis R. McPherson, 66, were not wearing seat liclts. McPherson and the driver of the second car, Charles I.undquist, 21, Or* lando were uninjured. Lundquist, who wits wear­ ing a seat twit, waa charged with improper pass­ ing by Deputy Sheriff Charted Fagan, who inV cnllgiilud, �f - I f I£ - :jl1 1: SAV f Everett a WlUUaa J r , di­ rector of the board'* Bureau oC Vital SUtiatici, raid -We have Um aaaaa u m b e r of em­ ploye* the year round. Bight m v we’re processing about MO birth certificate* a day. tl the pa at la any Indication, many parent* will wait until Aufuat to maka requeal* and ainee we eaa handle only ao many ■ day, any last-minute ruah la almoat bound to cauae PATSY FARMER, 15yexr-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. Fanner, of 565 East Church 8t., Longwood, will be one of the entriea representing the Longwood Volunteer "Year child could mi*a an entire year of reboot unlen a birth certificate la obtained in time. We can glva faat ser­ vice now but later during any m b the service w i l l be ■low." Application lor a certified copy must include the full Mine of tbo child; tho full name of tbo father; the full maiden name of tbo mother; tho day, month, year, city and county of birth; whether tbo child ia male or female; and ths child's race. The ori­ ginal birth certificate number abould bo included If possible. If tho child was born in an­ other state, the certificate mutt bo obtained from that state. A full photo copy or a waliet-ilxed card encaied in plastic may be obtained. The type wanted ahould be speci­ fied. A fee of f t for each copy or card must accompany the application. Application forma may be obtained at county health departments but a let­ ter will be adequate if it contains all the above Infor­ mation. 4 “Mias Flame of Sem­ inole County” contest. Patsy, who ia five feet, five inches tall, meas­ ured 36-26-36. Hobbles are s w i m m i n g and dancing. (Herald Photo) The board el«o suggests grade, the child havs basic Immunisations for diptheria, lockjaw, whooping c o u g h , smallpox and polio. Hospital • Notes Alice Wilson, N. Orlando; Clara Reich DeBary; David Murray, Geneva; Linda Dovericks, Vannie Robinson, Lo­ rens Taylor, Florence Hun­ ger, Edward 1’aync, J. P. Henry, Jodie Mansfield, Jim ­ my Henson of Sanford. Discharges Mirl Winkler, Enterprise; Valerie Barnett, Roosevelt Thornton, Ella Mae Yount, Brenda Henderson, Jane Cal­ houn, Lee Ford, Lillian Hec­ kle, Janet Johnson, Mrs. Hu­ bert Meserve and baby, San- Harriet lllll, Dura Wakefield, Florence Jowera, Joan MeCullcy, William McClorin, Al­ bert Hawkins, Ada Smith of Sanford. Birtba Mr. and Mrs. Buddy McCulley of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jowera of fianfunl. a girl Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Hill of Sanford, a boy Discharges Charlie Joe Lawrence, lieBary; Clara Reich, DeUary; Alice Flansburgh, Carol DenBlwn, Dlta Drown, Norman freem an , Dorothy Foley, Charlotte Scruggs, Charles Greer, Orva Mathcs, Judie Manifieid, Theodore Sketwhi, Ann Orient of Sanford. JUNE U Admissions fra n k Hultnei, Duruthy Mill­ er, Sandle Cathe of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mri. Eddie Miller of Sanford, a boy DUckargea Veisar Mortou, DeBary; Mrs. Joe Williams and baby, Longwood; Mrs. Afreklo Sevello and baby;-Amanda Gregory, Robert Thomas, leroy Wil­ liams, Shirley Itobmson. Ron­ ald Mcrthie, Lurene Taylor Linda Devericks, Hosalyn Morton, Eva Moore of San­ ford. ^ $ 00 Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru June 23rd COUPONS CUP THESE ExtraTm Vitae Starnes I THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OS 59 Extra Taf Vitae Stamps W O Brand Turleys ore especially rawed to pro­ duce brooder, meatier breast. You get more moist, tender while meat and mote lutey dark meat. Uncondiitonally guaranteed. Money back X you're not satisfied. Of oil mean, turley m lowest to eholesterol content. Serve turley ie and now your family is getting Use most nutritious, health-protecting meat you con buy. Insist en W O Brood Breasted Turkey*. The ftneet turley you can buy. WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHAM OP OM« 40-01 JH DIO SOUTH P tM it Bitter t o o l YHftu j u m a m AT AMY WIHM-PIXII Extra Vitae Tm I THIS CuUPON AND to 59 ExtraTapVitae Stamp SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS WTH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OP F e z D t l m Pina f k “The response to our quest for qualified instructor* haa bean most gratifying," Col. H. J, Furman, auperintendent of the Sanford Naval Acade­ my, announced toaay. '•Thus* who have responded, especially men with military and naval careers,” he added, "are well suited to this type of Institution.” In response to some Inquir­ ies, Colonel Furman aald ap­ plications will he accepted for day students from the Sanford area, a* w«Il t u t Luaidiuic students. Applications may he direct­ ed to the academy’s temporary offices in the former Giants’ building on Msllonvllla Ave­ nue, Colonel Furman alio ex­ plained that tha directors of the Bernarr MacFadden Foun­ dation, which will oparata the academy, have decided It shall b# tha Sanford Naval Acade­ my and not the Sanford Mili­ tary Academy, as previously announced. “There ara only five or six preparatory naval academies In the United Statee,” said Colonel Furman, “and It le fait euch a school hara would be contiguous to tha Sanford Naval Air Station and the Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ tion.” Although a naval ecaadamy, tha etudenta will be known aa "cadets” and not “midship­ men.” Naval uniforms already ara being designed fur the cadets of the local schoul. ECONOMY COPELAND BRA N D H THO COUPON AND PURCHAJg OP TWO POOIIH CAMS 101 Br'nYwieger* 39 Lunch Meat ^39 Breaded Oysters REGULAR 39g . . GROUPER IAT-RITE . . 12-or. BOLOGNA, 10-or. SALAMI or SPICED I ExtraTea Vital Starnes WOODTHOUJUNI also AT ANY WINN-PIXIt Fish Fillets Lunch Meat 39* Daisy Cheese»49* SHOULDER CUT tUNNYLANO 29< PICKLE LOAF «, J5« NE> Grade ‘ A’ PILLSBURY ! PLUS LOS ANGELES, Calif. (UPI>— Guess w hale balm for the autumnal years? "Wine,” says Dr. Salvatore P. Lucia, chairman of the department of preventive medicine at the University of California School of Medicine. He said ao in a report in “ Western Medicine," a medi­ cal journal. Steaks 3 u*°*T PALMETTO FARMS POTATO Salad BLUE BAY CHUNK hB • • T '■ LIGHT MEAT Blue Ben YOUR CHOICE FROM PALATKA, FLORIDA ALL GRINDS . . VAC PACKED 59 ExtraTm lfilie Stamps Wine For Oldsters CHOPPED, SHAPED, CUBED 10 EXTRA STAMPS Astor Coffee WITH THIS COUPON AND fUftCHA* Of t« o ru » . PROIIH rich • Chocolate Eclairs I « 6000 TMRU JUN8 !!»• AT AHY WINN-DIXIE ■ < ! fj Save 14s 1-LB. CAN SAVE 20* 2 DEEP SOUTH STRAWBERRY 59 Extra Tm Vital Stamp Preserves 39* WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of ©Hi Pat* f auliH Bryon’s Bar-B-Qia n i a i «ooo tmhu ,u u isno MAXWELL HOUSE *••tiff* V 24-oi. J A R . SAVE 10* * 1 1 6 6 C*N H Limit one with $5 00 food order or more. AT AHY WINN-DIXIE LA U N D R Y & C LEA N ER S QUALITY - SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR THE IIEST IN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANIN'! O pposite Good)cur GET EXTR& VALUE AND TOP VALUE .STAMPS AT DIXIE �Sbr N o O th e r Beef Could Be So u r n m iT ie h d e b ' > W ITH C O U PO N A N D PU R CH A SE O F A N Y WATERMELON W-D BRAND CHUCK (WHILK THEY LAST) MM W Ull i.f ' I 50 Extra TapVaba Staaps R O A S T VITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of \ i wMIL! 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DIXIE DARLING Fancy i Rice 3 ««35* / LONG GRAIN RICE YOUR CHOICE SPECI AL BLUE or WHITE ARROW DIXIE DARLING f t Twin Rolls u U 1 r e g ! l O [ J GIANT BOX SAVE 20' ^ DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED Bread 2 « 31* / / U oi. LOAVES S // Detergent S 3 9 'D NEW BLUE . . Save 30<■ C h e e r« 49r />+ /T ^ z r -tr y GET FREE GIFTS FASTER WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS L im it one with $5.00 food rtrrk r or m nr» 4 0>0 w u Summer recreation actlvltlc« for Sanford teenager* be­ gan thia week under the illreclion of Jim Jcrnignn, director of recreation for the city. Following la a achcilule of event* in which teenager* are invited to participate, regis­ tering at the sit*, of the activ­ ity. Further information may bo obtained at the Youth Wing of the Civic Center. ARCHERY — Monday and Friday from 2 to I p.ni. at Ft. .Mellon Park under the direc­ tion of Virgil Duffell. ACROBATICS (for girl*)— Monday from 4 to 6 p.m. In the Youth Wing under the di­ rection of Mr*. Doris Uuxbury. HAT.I.ET — Beginner*. Monday 2 to .1 pm.; older be­ ginner*, Tuesday H to 4 p.m.; Intermediate*, Monday 3 to 4 p.m.; and Advanced, Tues­ day I to 5 p.m. All chss*e» are at the Youth Wing under the direction of Mr*. Duxhury. BALLROOM DANCING — Wednesday* from 2 to 5 p.m. In tho Youth Wing, with Mr*. Duxhury. CHARM SCHOOL — Monday* from 7 to 0 p.m. in the Youth Wing with Sir*. Turret. CERAMICS — Monday* from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Art* and Craft* building under tho direction of Rub Or wig. HORSEBACK RIDING - a Wednesday* from 2 to 4 p.m, at Ridc-A-While Stable* Un. der the direction of Virgil Duffell. MODERN JAZZ — Frldayi from 4 to S p.m. in the Youth Wing with Mr*. Duxbury. TEEN TECHNIQUES (ba­ ton twirling, e tc ) — Thurs­ day* from 4 to S p.m. In tha Youth Wing with Mr*. Dux­ hury. TENNIS — Tuesdays and Thursday* from 4 to B p.m, at Fort Mellon Park with Duffell. TUMBLING (for boys) Tuesday* from 2 to it p.m. in the Youth Wing with Mrs, Du* bury. SAILING — Tuesday* and Thursday* from 2 to 4 p.m. in Lake Monroe with Bud Layer. SIltIFFLKBOARD — Tue*. day* and Thursday* from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Tourist Club, with Mra. Torre*. TAP DANCING — Begin, ner*, Thursday from 2 to 3 p.m,; older beginner*, Friday from 2 to ,T p.m.; intermedi. stem, Thursday front 3 to 4 p.m.; advanced, Friday from 3 to t p.m. All at tha Youth Wing with Mr*. Duxhury. Schedules for roller skating, night basketball ami tranipo. tine will be announced later, Jernigan said. St. Pete Museum Pleased With Wide Interest In Tussaud Waxes Si CANS ' | t June 19, '63 — Page 3 Schedule Outlined 50 EXTRA STAMPS •Pears . . 5 “,can*’1. Corn Golden 8 303 RrralO Summer Recreation SO o sTO g £ • Oanfarft * GIAfrf FAB . . 7I t Large Fab . , Box 33" IN P.ASTlC TOYS So a k y . io 69‘ tLOW and WAIL A jax C lean er , 29* GIANT AJAX . . 2/49< Ajax Cleaner . 2 Reg, 33‘ CLEANER Liq uid A j a x . 3s-«. 69* LARGE BAGGIES (23-0 > . . 43* B a g g i e s . »• . . n,. 29* 50 0 W IN N JIIX IE ST. PETERSBURG BEACH (UPD—They’ve conjured up the world leaders during World War II and brought them together in the nibble of a bomb destroyed home with a crushed dull on the lloor. They've assembled t h e great master* of men from other, older ages and bruught them (are to face. And, with these, there Hand the present lop officials in the world powers of today. These images ate In wax. the iamuuf figures of the London Wax Museum (rum world • renowned Josephine Tussaud of England. The J5oo,uoo showcase o p e n e d here March I and General Manager John C. Tew, a Ca­ nadian, mid he is happy with tie receptions his figures ami museum have met. There are Do figures in the museum. They evukc strange emotions in their viewers due to the uncanny realism ami extraordinary appearance ol being alive. Tew eiplains the quality ui beeswax, of which the Hgure* are created, Is simlliar in transluernry to human skin. The melhud of creating the Tussaud features plaevs the coloring agents beneath the final wav linisli anil lends a vibrancy similar to living Mesh. He said it requires an aver­ age of five months to create a figure. They arc made in England and are legitimately Tassaml figures though the museum here has nu other di­ rect conned ion with the Eng­ lish museum. Depictcil are figures (rum history, current p o l i t i e s , sports, literature, the under­ world and persons associated with inhumanity ami cruelly on display in tiie "Chamber of Horrors." There are same difficulties with the realism. The Lincoln deathbed scene so frightens some older persons, Tew said, that a chair is provided nearby. The tiguru “breath­ es" by mechanical means and the effect is startling when first noticed. Maintenance of Ihe figures is little worry, he said. They won’t melt and air condition­ ing keeps dust at a minimum. And. fur the ladles, a hair­ dresser comes once a month I)ogs Go To School PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP1) —Six German Shepherd dogs today began a six • week course in conversational Eng lish. The dogs arrived this spring to become part of the Uoston police force. The mam problem was that they re­ sponded only to commands given in Germany. The Pru vldcnce police department, which has a nine-slog K ‘J corps, was asked lo ss.-ll.iiJ the animal*. to serve the tikes of Grace Kelly, tennis star Maufccn Connolly, Quern Elizabeth It and Jacqueline Kennedy. PERFECT W EA TH ER TH E YEA R ROUND! C-ENfflAi I IELMHC W Ea t h e r t r o n Alt l l t CI HI C HI A 1 OIIVP and COOllNG U N I ! W HAT IT D0tS.~ IN S U M M ER ...it pumps OUT «ic««sive beet s*4 humidity Waving year family ms • cool e i r ' e l satisfaction regardless s t outside te m p e ra tu re s. S ele ct your IN S IO I weather and your G-l WeolherTROM keep* it th a t way , , , eulametP Cally. IN WINTIR , . . fe pumps IN warm, fresh ulr, pro­ viding your family with healthful heat all through tha house . . . all through tho winter. This M oling/ healing cycle h dene automatically srilh the change In outside-cathay by your G t WcotherTlaa, BfflflH S B ® IT COSTS.., LOW DOWN FAYMINT i o . cm complete cos* in­ cluding installation. Up to live years to pay bal­ ance. Payments a t low el 370 per month ore much less, usually, than com­ bined payments an oldtasbiened separate heat­ ing and coaling units. LOW QPf ARTINGCOSTt are only 1-CINT FIR SQUARE FOOT OF fLOOR SFACt PER MONTH an a n annual average far heating end cooling your homo with WcolhorTrou, G-t tooling and heating unit mounts an Hot or lew pitched root , . , *r tha isngie coaling and heat­ ing unit package mounts in central hallway ceiling s p a c e . Ilinsinata* u n ­ sightly fuel tanks ond cooling towers tree* your home and soot nttd grime from your housekeeping Enhances prapl ru �'V JUHS IS BBSTIS’ OUT WITH BABOAIHS AT. p M trcjunii BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BEEF (Boneless Rolled Chuck Roast lb 5? (te a M t e a paM klj k i w . They m U intelligence inI M M tte ml** indicated tte t I n t e ’l tOQT gT=Up» of OMBt e t UQ f In Cahw—prerkt**1y totalise 5-OCO to « .* » a n ted either te*o partially rea n i l or difpereed into otter l i t tte edaiaiitxatien ’• m tore of Ita information. Ttero a n diaputre among U. i . t i n n i t e « to evaluate ft. Son* official*, csocrrr.rd daily with Cohan policy, app air not to t e n t e n given l 0 t t e information kao*a to ( te Wliha R oom. T te fleet official report of t t e saw information cam* from accounts of a privet* •background" teW flar that garretary of t u b Dean Ra.W fa re a group of nevimea. who Is rited him to dinner Monday Bight. PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND AT SANFORD FOOD FAIR ONLY 2 4 6 0 PARK AVE. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED HUE RIIIO N QUALITY ROUND I0N E ILUE RIBBON CHUCK R IB R O A S T BLUE RIBIGN QUALITY BEEF R IB S T E A K S Q U IC K F R O Z E N 2 O Z CUBE STEAKS Boated throagh a camber of channel* aad eaaentially con­ firmed by aereral a dm;ni» tra­ de* official*. Ruth ra re W» amber*. Bat te *aid there wai evidence of a “»abotantial •ending out" of Soviet forte* in C ate to a greater extent than tte pablic ha* been told. T te lait pablic report in pay detail by tte ndmlr.ttration on Soviet military strength fat Cuba v a t mad* by Preaideat Kennedy at a new* conference April I. Bo *atd an ettimated $.000 were withdrawn m November when tte Rattian* pulled their k e g range mittilee out of Cuba, and an eetimated 4.000 more were withdrawn by Ayrfl. FLAVORKIST ASST FLAVORS HICKORY RANCH S LIC ED S M O K E D # M. Fred Heeling, et I c e ; wood is attrading a coolereaea at tte t e a * office of (ha John Hancock Mutual W . Uauraace Company a Bootoa. Ma n . Ihu week. Heeling ia retired from the V. S. Navy and i* active in civic and a x il afflict in tte U a j v o d ir e i. SHORTENING * Brownie Bus Schedule Set i limit— w i t h 5sxo or more food order 4 Bracken Fund Groups Named In retpon** to tnquiriei about contribution* to a fur-i o r orgaaiiaboa in th i name a f Andrew J. Bracken J r , who died Friday, the Herild today learned the aur.ev of two orgaaiaationa to which hia pirenti would prefer that t t e gift! te vent. They ire the Little Minor L ci(ue Ball Cub of Sanford, of which Rev. Chirle* D o t li p m a k n t. The tr e its ir r it Gene Hunt, l i t Jinkina Cir­ cle; ind SHEBA, la c , the Sessiaete Hospital Eje Bank A n ocut job. Drew hid had trouble with h it eyes, and turscry had teen periorrard. a tpoactmaa for the family and. He waa an active member of the Minor Lea rue team called the "Chief*," coached by LL Ben Buller. STEA K S BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BEEF LIMIT— I WITH S5 D0 OR MORE FOOD ORDER e iitm im m im tm itm tm ii; LIMIT—4 WITH S5.C0 OR MORE ORDER | FROZEN CRINKLE CUT 1 FR E N C H FR IES : rCGD ! S K A t I CHICKEN • TURKEY O J BEEF D a a t t t m a iia iia a iia ia n m ia m a t GOLDEH ROSE FIRM RIPE LARGE JUICY FRESH FRESH TOMATOES LEMONS But actedule For tte an s a il Brownie Day Camp to t e held at Silver Lake, June St 31. from • a. ns. until 2 p. m. will te a* follow i: Southaide School. 1:11 a m : Lake Mary Fire Hou*e. 1 :2 a . m.; Sun!and Playground, a IS a. m. and Fmecrett School, 1:4$ a. m. A reverie route will be fol­ lowed in the afternoon. PINK MEAT * "M ® ) rw m rw m FRESH ' LOPES 5 LB. BAG EbenezerSets VBS Meeting 1‘ 1 v lii j i / 111 A meeting will be held at CLIP b REDEEM FOR tte Ebeneter Methodic! Church at T p. a . Thuraday for all teactera aad work­ er* o f the Ya title a Bible School which ia acteiu k d EXTRA MERCHANTS from Monday of neat week GREEN STAMPS' through July S. Tbo*e attending will make {teal p lu a fcr — a c te d and learn tonga to be taught tte i teddrew 275* ratiE extwa ^ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS l la c.» ccnaot M i n w ttc H iK T s c iu i n u n r» ; • -*»* t e tw l H « t e « i i ■ m a im m m is t u k IM iwm( » I ! , i i In * HAwajtou to u t ta • • M - « * » « •• ***■« —• • • • wSa* u •••••■ •' t«o a C*. F»ju • # I Awwa « a AIMOMQ XJT l« • te te t mu •C • a r » * -i ,tr%% A MSB § • ■ • • • • * �. . If* M a rl A 1 rn tt Mime 19, '63 — Page 5 Civil Rights Measure Goes To Congress WASHINGTON (UPI) President Kennedy sent Con­ gress proposals today for new anti-discrimination laws which he considers the strongest civil rights program in this century. Its aim: To end racial strife by guaranteeing equality to Negroes in jobs, schools and voting, and their access to hotels, restaurants and other public accommodations. The President's 3,500-word special message, accompan­ ied by bulky drafts of legisla­ tion, was to be delivered to the House and Senate at noon EDT. Republican support was ex­ pected for much — but not all — of the package. The President hoped for enough GOP backing to help adminis­ tration forces meet a fili­ buster threat by Southern iH-mucrat* in the Senate. While House and Justice Department aides worked late into the night on lastminute details of the lcgisla11 o n . Advance indications were that the program would: —Outlaw as a burden on interstate commerce any rac­ ial or religious discrimination in hotels, rnulels, theaters, and retail stores which do at least $150,ouo business a year. —Allow (lie attorney gen­ era] to file desegregation suits on behalf of Negro chil­ dren. —Renew Kennedy's call for protection of Negro voting rights. —Also renew and perhaps expand Kennedy's request to extend the expiring life uf the U. S. 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While the changes —Hake substantial os* od are not too specific, they do add up to more stringent reg­ the craft during the season ulations than existed pre­ if you Intend to classify It aa viously. a facility lo r entertainm ent One thing Is d e a r—in order The NAEBM say* th a t to claim deductions, the ex­ points which should be m ad* penses mutt be related direct­ more explicit Include thos* ly to the active conduct of exemptions te respect to lay . trade or business and the up time expenses, ‘'calendar _ boat must be used primarily days" and family aecompani* 9 for the furtherance of the ment of the customers. taxpayer's trade or business. "While some bop# may b* held out for further clarifi­ The owner must show: —The expense Incurred was cation, It is unlikely they* la order to derive more bust will be much change te the nets Income. present rules," the NAEBM —The craft actually is used says. to Increase business, or It Is reasonable to expect the Jets Sign Three m use to Increase business. NEW YORK (UPI) — Th* w —The craft actually was used te the active conduct of New York Jets of the A m eri­ can Football Leagus bavn business or trade. —Those entertained were signed rookie linemen Char­ persons with whom business les Stick of the University of waa conducted or might have Louisville, Tony Strickler of been except for reasons bey Colorado and John Kapete e t ond control. Brigham Young. The National Association of Engine and Boat Msnufsctur era (NAEBM), which believes NORDIC certain points should be made mors explicit and is seeking AUTO clarification of the rules from the Internal Rvenuc. AIR CONDITIONER Service, recommends that owners vrbo Intend to us* all or part of their boating ex­ penses as a deduction on tbeir 1963 returns beed the following suggestions; —Plan on using the boat Pine Instillstio* The odd* are against tho more than 90 per cent of tho 2 Yr. Factory Warranty strong young belter from Ohio time te entertaining customers. repeating the triumph he JONES —Keep an accurate log on scored last year. No otia ever the boat, listing specifically AUTO SERVICE has won the Open bark to the lime and use made of it, back sines lien Hogan in 1990 | a day by • day espense ac­ 1999 8. Sanford, ^A 2-1284 and 1991. count, the names of persons Dressen Greeted With Defeat The Shrine team beat the C.P.O.a In the Sanford Jun ior League competition last night. The score was 7 to 2. The Shrine team gut 6 bits and made one error while the C.P.O.s got 9 hits and made two errors. Dudlcl wai the winning pitcher and Jarral the loser. Shrine 100 006-7 t ’ P.O. 000 200-2 Pair 'Em Up For Extra Wear IRON-JAWED — Chi­ cago Cuba* catcher Mer­ ritt Ilunew, whose jaw was broken during in­ field practice, dons a speciul mask he now wuurs. Thu special met­ al jaw protector and helmet - like arrange­ ment are worn as a unit. 2 AH LOW AS $ 2 0 * * (PLUS TAX) RETIRE WITH FISK J" ^ 95c PER WHEEL TO BALANCE AND THE WEIGHTS ARE FREE. Cavanaugh Tire Service 1-101 8. FRENCH AVE. FA 2-2263 *199 FO R S A FET Y S S A K E G« FREE - FREE 'Wild' All-Star Finish Forecast FREE: Periodic Inspection FREE: Flat Tire Repair **** entertained and tbetr bust, ness connections. - S o long as the boat te osed more than half of th* time for business purpoees, It Is permissible tmtahe trip* with family and friends ia addition, provided such ex­ penses arc Remind s e p a ra te ly and not claimed as detfuo* tions te tee conduct of boat* V Driving, Putting Worry Nicklaus Civitans Win — Boating For Business ^ Mtar r Shrineri Win C m Si VM» Income Tax A n d . . . H O T C O RNER G A N G By United Prawn Interwatinsa! It’a a-l-r Roger Maris again today hi the New York Yan­ ■y United Frees bteraatioua) Law Burdette always was kee clubhouse and around the at his beat whan he could American League. small the green stuff. Because tha nu n who act He proved It In the 1997 the atl-ttme mark of 61 horn- World Series when be best era In a season la 1S6I only the New York Yankees three te be one of tho dlsappolnt- times to give the Milwaukee msats of the 1062 campaign Braves their one and only NANCY SCHNSStNG shown how n o t to fall la proving that he does not world championship and he'a boekwarf, W t, aad p ro p a r way to dlvo into * for­ need Mickey Mantle to soften showed It at other times when ward fall, rig h t Mg dough was a t stake. up pitchers for him. The at Louis Cardinals Written fa r NBA The experts questioned that gambled teat Sunday that the FalUn* backward la tha \ last year when Maria failed m i n t and m lcat w ar ta fa 5. to hit while Mantle was out 36 year-old righthander still * « If t m faal yeunatf slipping. of the lineup and they chor­ had Hlt" when they acquired d ia l alt dowa la the walat tled th at it would happen him in a trade with the and T roll caeca ta a afcc, again this season when Mick­ Bravea and they got their ey suffered a broken bone In first dividend Tuesday night Tha forward fall caa kaack his left foot which will side­ when Burdette pitched them tka triad aat of tob, »f iw» line him until sometime next to a 62 victory over the New York Mete. d e a l da it r ig h t If T«w foal month. youraelf falling forward or The win enabled the Cards Tho Yankee* hav# reeled •n ro ar cidc, go Into a •Hallow off five straight victories and —the dark, dark hurts te the diva. V m k r a w c h in and cot It’s no colneldsnc* that Marls National League race—to re into tha water with tha handa has walloped away a t a -WX) tain their slender hold on first United P itta juat aa la a regular dire. clip during those five games. place. The acquisition of With five days remaining in This la a*«f ta do and n ay Tha O-for-18 splurge has lift­ Burdette was consistent with the first half of tha Florida ed hla season average to .289 the Cardinal plan to go for all State League season, the fort. and he's connected for H or nothing at all this y e a r If the wind la knocked oat Saraiota Sun Son bare a ala homers and driven In 21 rune. meaning the first Cardinal of yea or yoo ore Injured— game lead over leading con­ Marla made It easy for pennant tinea 1946. which cannot happen If you do Burdette was staked to Whltcy Ford to post hi* ninth ^CtRGA< *■ tender* St. Petersburg and tha right thing—whatarcr you llve-run lead In the first in­ 3 u f t* * * win of the eeaion Tuesday Lakeland, do, don’t panic. night when he hit two homers ning and went on to raise his The Sox continued their You’ll gat your wind back In and a tingle In tho Yankees' season record to 7-9 as he a B utter of aacond*. If you winning streak last night by 10-5 triumph over the Wash­ struck out seven and walked aren’t able to hoop afloat un* defeating Daytona Beach S-l ington Senator*. Tom Tresh only one, Carlton Willey, dor your awa power for tho behind Um seven-hit pitching and Tony Kubek alao homered kayoed In two thirds of an brief tin e it cbould taka your of Tom Hoagland. Shortstop and Hector Lope* had a triple inning, auffered hla sixth loss f l boat to pick you op, tho Haley Young led the Sox at at the Yankee* moved a full against five wins. akta will bo floating near you tho plate with three hits in game ahead of the Chicago A man with a aenae of hu­ and all you tiava to do la grab five trie*. mor to go with hla love for White- Sox, who lost to the thorn and bold on. buck, Burdette must have LON&ON (UPl)-Unbesten In other action last night, Minnesota Twins, 6-2. 11 Of eourae, fall* can bo dan- last-place Tam pa took both been hilarious as the Card! and unmuzzled Cassius Clay, Tha Cleveland Indian* de­ • i BROOKLINE. Mai* (UP1) geroui if your tow boat la gamei of a doublcheadcr with feated the Baltimore Orioles, nils poured over their five s • wavering between anger and —Defending ehampion Jack not operand properly and z * Fort Lauderdale 3-1, S3, Mi 7-9, tha Boston Red Box rout- first-inning run* with the help Jubilation o v e r his 19tb £ • doer not hare an obaoner. ami split a doubleheader with ed the Detroit Tigers, D-0, of three walks, a sacrifice straight professional victory, Nicklaua complained today • • Once you’re la tho water Lakeland, winning 61 and and tho Los Angsles Angela fly, an error, a balk, a wild tentatively accepted a Sep­ that he was "driving the worst involuntarily and either wind­ losing 11-9 and St. Petersburg scored an tt-lnnlng, 2-1 vic­ pitch and a passed ball. 'I tember world championship ever and putting horribly." 9 ed or slightly Injured, It’a up at Orlando w as rained out. tory over tho Kansas City The San Franclaco Giants but in the n u t breath pre­ fight today. to tho driver to ball you o u t The tarpons acored all their Athletics In other AL games. walloped tha Los Angeles The "Louisville Lip," who dicted he'd “be putting the runs la tho first game ta tho Dodgers, 63, the Milwaukee climbed off the canvas Tue* ball all right's by Thursday sixth Inning when Steve Bee Braves beat the Pittsburgh day night b e f o r e 99,000 when they tee eff for the vea doubled In two runs and Pirates, 7-9, the Cincinnati screaming fsns and fulfilled U. S. Open golf champion­ « • Jerry Carltoa sacrificed In Reds topped live Philadelphia his forecast of a fifth-round ship. > i * * the third. Tampa baiters al­ Phillies, 2-1, and the Chicago kayo victory ovrr England's United Prow "Honestly, I can’t rttnemmost wore out Fort Lauder Cuba beat the Houston Chits Henry Cooper, told Jack Nl her when I’ve played to poor­ Ni Ni * 3-1, In other National League Ion, advisor to world champ­ ly before a major tourna­ W. L. PcL dale’* bull pen In their t-3 * 2a i games. 29 37 All romp In the nightcap. ment," sold th# 1983 Master* St. Louli f i ion Sonny Liston: Marlin pinch hitter John BOSTON (UPI>—"That’i a i < 39 29 .962 San Franclie* champion who la shooting for "I'll take the September i* * 27 26 .969 Jaaulla led Miami to their helluva way to treat a guy on Lot Angelea title fight—U the prico is the golfing grand alam—the 24 30 .931 first game win over Lakeland his first time out. Well, I Cincinnati U. 8. and British Opesia the right." jL ia— Chicago 39 31 330 by belting a base* loaded guess it will take a few days Master* and the PGA. Niton replied immediately ii 31 33 .484 double in the fifth Inning. But to get straightened out." Milwaukee i “ At least there’* one tldng "I'vo come 3,900 miles to get Thus Charley Dreisen, for w 34 .460 the Tigera rebounded in the 30 Pittsburgh A* m m going for me—I'm the only you. The price will be right. 30 39 M l nightcap and combined eight Id years a manager of four Philadelphia fi • NEW YORK (U l’l) _ Riv­ You can have the fight in golfer who cun do it this 27 39 .400 hits, nine walks and two bat different major league clubi, Houston year." fc * September." 29 43 373 tera to arore It runt that marked his return to the big al coaches John McKay of New York That’s because of hi* Mas­ No place nor date was men Southern California and Wl* Miamt couldn't match. top when he took over the Ti cedey’a Remits ter* victory, but he agreed tioned. Tonight, Lnkeland play* at diving Detroit Tigers Tue* ronsln’a Milt Bruhn predicted Chicago 3 Houston 1 that thi* was a tournament another wild finiah today for Miami, Tampa travels to Fort day night. Cln. 2 Phil. I night of a different color. Dreisen, with less than 24 tha third annual All-American MU. T PUL 9 10 Inna, night Lauderdale, St. Petersburg "There are a lot of guy* All-Star football iron,a at Buf goes to Daytona Beach and Board Weighs hours warning on his ihifl S t Louie 0 New York 2 night who have a chance In this,' i r from a special scout for the falo, N. Y., June 29. San Fran, 9 Lot Ang. 3 night Sarasota plays at Orlando. he replied to a golf writer Bowden's Fate The two coaches, picked to The Standings; Tkuraday'a Game* Los Angeles Dodgers to sue W. L PcL re*sor of the deposed Bob head the (quad* on the haid* KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) who asktsl him for his first Houston at Chicago Sarasota M 20 .613 of their finishing one-two in —The 20-mnn athletic hoard three pick*. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Scheffing, saw the Tigers lose "1 won't answer that ques­ St. Petersburg 30 30 .936 to Boston, 9-0, in hla first last year’* balloting by the na. of the Univerilty of Tennessee rh ila . at Cincinnati night tion,” he replied, implying Lakeland 3t 27 .931 tlou’* coaches a* the beat nirt today to decide the fate Only garnet scheduled game back. Orlando 20 27 .511 '•They Just didn't treat me mentors of the iraaon, staged of head roach Bowdtlt Wyatt. that he did not think that American League Whatever the board iliviil.** golfing's big three of Ar­ W. L. Pc4. Fort Lauderdale 2T 2i .191 very well," tha 64-ycar-okl a New Year’a Day thriller 29 33 .130 Dressen said. won by Southern Cal., 42-37. ll ita cloned meeting will he nold Palmer, Gary Player and 33 23 ,600 Daytons Beach New York Miami 29 33 ,13t “Wo outnumber tho Tro­ turned over to the- univeraity himself had a lock on thr .576 37 37 Chicago Dressen and a three man championship. Tampa 23 30 .411 32 26 .993 Bozton coaching staff flew h e r e jan*, 3-1,” quipped Bruhn, hoard of truitres which meets " It’s always nice to win "and the odda look Just right." .550 Thursday. No public announce­ 33 37 Cleveland Tuesday after Tiger General money," observed Nlrklaus, Unitin'* 31-mun East gquad ment ia expected until the 33 29 .932 Mlnneaota Jam es A. Campbell made the who really doesn't need It that Includes the 1982 Wisconsin 31 30 A31 truxtiTi make a formal do. Baltimore surprise announcement that badly because he already has 33 31 .400 The Civitans took the mca Scheffing and hia coaches battery of passer Ron Van- vision, Los Angelea 30 33 .461 sura of the Elks last night by were being replaced "in the derKelen and receiver Put Kinaoa City Wyatt, 47-yesr-old disciple banked nearly $80,000 in offi­ Richter. McKay's western of the late Gen. Robert R. cial tournament earning* thi* >1 37 .393 a score of 8 to 3 In tho San bcit Interests" of the club. Detroit 31 47 aa* ford Junior baseball loop team has quarterback Bill Net Neytand, ia a patient In a year. WaihJngton llelcher was the winning Tuesday’s Remits son from last season’s Tro­ Virginia hospital which he en­ pitcher and Acker* the loser, Yanks Sign Moore jan roster. New York 10 Wash. 9 night tered shortly after aeveral M. G. HODGES Clvitan 122 210 0-6 Boston 9 Detroit o night Tennessee newspaper! specu­ NEW YORK (U l'tl—Archie 001 Oil 0—S Moore, a 21-year-old outfield Lose Catcher Cleveland 7 Baltimore 3 night Elks lated that hi* eight-year PLUMBING Minnesota 5 Chicago 3 night M I L W A U K E E (U P U - reign ox head football coach er who hit .499 for the United LA 2 KC 1 11 inns, night • WELLS DRILLED States team In the recent Pan Catrher Jim Paglteronl of s u about over. Thursday's Game* the Pittsburgh Pirate* will lie • PUMPS SERVICED American games, signed Chicago at Minnesota AND INSTALLED contract with the New York out of action for several days Washington at New York • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Yankees Tuesday night for with a fractured bone in' the Gustine Coach Detroit a t Boston PI1TSHURGII ( Ul’I )—For­ • FREE ESTIMATES an ciUmatcd $39,000 bonus tip of his ring finger on lh« Baltimore a t Cleveland night mer Pittsburgh Pirate infield­ Moore, a left-handed batter right hand. Only games scheduled CALL FA 2-6037 er Frankie Gustine has sign­ from Klorhan Park, N. J. ed as basketball coach at waa assigned to Augusta of Yowells Win PAOLA ROAD Georges Do It Yowelis beat the Locomo Point Park Junior College. the Class AA Sally League, The Georges best the San live Engineers 15 to 3 lad ford Atlantic Bankers last night as Steve Hitchcock was h night by a acore of IS to 4. striking out 10 batter*. Skip­ Sign Two V ets H Why YOU Should Buy, Each team got one less hits ;J SAN FRANCISCO (U P l> - per Senkarlk hit two homers • than runs. Braddock, the win­ Veteran backs J . D. Smith and Cecil Simpson, who wmt TIKES from McROBEUTS ning pitcher, hit two home ami Jim Johnson have signed four for four, hit one hone runs; Sain hit one homer and their contracts with the San run. Lee was the kiting pitch Robbins got a grand-slam Francisco Forty Nincrs for er. * Lifetime Unconditional Road homer, 400 349 6-19 the 1963 National Football Yowells George's 711 030-15 Hazard Wurrunty. Loco. Engineers 001 300 I 3 League season. Sanford Atlantic 300 019- 4 Standings S W teS G O O D Y E A R “ h a l f It lo w k r VEHICLE SAFETY CHECK Warn* Addrra — —Mileage, — .Yr,. MaU Car — Ucente No., Tel. N * .. Service Emp.. O.K. 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FA M M 8ANf0B" ' *'LA' 1 �I f I V h Km I 9m H I 1 4-' June 19, *63 — Page 9 if TIP TOP Supermarkets m W , > f ., * II \ ff BONELESS PO T ROAST BONELESS O V EN STA N D IN G RIB ROAST • • REV. AND MRS. EI)CAH SMITH (left) were welcomed by Itev. nnd Mrs. Grover Sewell (right) and the congregation of First Presbyteriun Church lust Sunilay. Rev. Smith, a recent G RO U N D Bologna • Wiener* Homemade Snu.ag* 58c lb. ROAST A LL M EA T STEW . FRESH 38c lb. . 48c lb. . BEEF 58c lb. . 3 lbs. $1 eSmukrd Hauias* 2 I L - • Beef Liter QQ — ' IDS. 7 0 C graduate of Louisville (Ky.) Presbyterian Sem­ inary, is Rev. Sewell’s assistant. Rev. and Mrs. Smith nre natives of Daytona Reach. (Herald Photo) Colored Community News 17-Year-Old Perez Daughter Benefit Set June 30 Leaves Plush HomesaidTotheyMarry wanted to get mar­ ried. For Good Samaritan lljr |{»b*rt B. Thoma. Jr. Hi* S*rvlc*men'a Wives anil Young Laditw Community Club U having a benefit pro­ gram for the Good Samaritan Home at the fre a Will Holi­ ness Church June III) at 3 |i.m. All fraternal and civic organizations are asked to come uml make a contribution to this very worthy cause. New Mount Calvary will ob­ serve its Annual Men’s pay Service Sunday. Ths programs will lr at I t s.m. and 7 pm. Itev. N. A. Watson and hi* congregation cordially invite you to come out and witness the services. frank Dixon, who was graduated from Crooma High School a few daya ago, will spend toms time in Washing­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ton, D. C., with his father. A backtracking bill to keep He is the son of Mrs. Theresa university spending under the M. Diion, of this city. eye* of the State lluilitft Com­ mission went to tlie Hours ut­ Curley S. Jackson, formerly ility. of this city and a graduate of The bill would repeal part t'ruomi Academy, attended of a measure already passed the commencement axercieew by the Legislature which of his brother, Klchard Jackmakes the stale’s Hoard of son. Curly ia a policeman for l ontrol responsible only to th* the New York Transit Com­ Legislature for spending allo­ pany. cations Instead of u.ing ths Iiiidgi't Commission to make My apologies to Mrs. Vir­ any change* needed in this ginia Jenkins and Mra. Ntxla budget. M Boykina for not thanking The repeal bill passed Hie them fur their contributions Senate Monday by a 1W-13 to the “Operation Alphabet" vote over protests by the projrct. These two wonderful Hoard of Control. The new persona are devoting their bill changes only tile provision tune to helping .unieune. which makes the board re- Many thanks. sponsible directly to the Leg­ islature. • The summer recreation pro­ School Spending Bill In House Bolivia Formally Resigns OAS WASHINGTON (UPI) — Bolivia formally withdrew Monday from the 20-nation council of the Organization of American States (OAS) and called the withdrawal perman­ ent. Bolivian Ambassador Emi­ lio Sarmlento laid the action •was prompted by the organixation’s failure to settle the long-standing dispute between Bolivia and Chile over a bor­ der river. II ia the first time an OAS member ha* laken such a drastic step. Sacramento said Bolivia would continue to participate in inter Amercan activities. Cape Causeway gram began Monday with a large attsndance at the Golds­ boro ilecreation center. Thu children will enjoy arts and crafts, sports, and frea swim­ ming. Tha playground leaders for thia center are M n. Ev­ elyn Clarka, Mrs. Kuth Allen, Mrs. D. A. Thomas. E. E. Mlnott and W. G. Holt, director. All children ages 8-M ars asked to registsr for tha sum­ mer program. Many boya try to find a place to awim when they do not have tha fee to gain ail. minion to tha swimming pool. Thia Is a very serious prublmi because there are a number of swimming holes without protection in case of emerg­ ency. I'leaae see that your child guts tu the swimming pool where h.. will have the best of protection. TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) The Cabinet Board of Admin­ Anyone having news they istration t o d a y approved *105,000 for work on the Cape would lika to have printed, Canaveral causeway in Bre­ please contact your reporter by dialing FA 2-57WL vard County. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Margo Perez Jlmenex. the 17year-old daughter of the for­ mer Venezuelan president, left the family's plush home here Tuesday night, apparent­ ly intent oa marrying her young “steady." Miami Beaeh police detec­ tives were summoned to the heavily guarded water front mansion of Marcos Perez Jimenez about 7 p in. when Mrs. Perez reported Uargo had left home. Police believed Margo and her lS-year-old American boy friend. Identified by aources close to the family as Lee Brooks, were still In this sprawling resort city. Perez, who has been In the county jail since December while attorneys fight tils ex­ tradition to Venezuela, and his wife refused to comment on tha subject. A spokesman for the fam­ ily Indicated the couple had been In telephone contact with the boy'i mother and — ’v Ke*382 *120 CO * 7 00 tesoo 11 00 720 00 UK Fresh Frozen Gr. A Chicken Livers Fresh Frozen Chicken Gizzards SLAB OF n-n-Q SIZE . 29c lb. . . . 10c lb. Join the “Cool Ones” in EGGS 3 • Fairlane • Falcon Gel a Genuine Ford Air Contlilinner . . . en­ gineered exclusively fur jour cur . . . for is tow u $270 Ride Cool b LARGE 4 lbs. $1 V1 m 3 8 La I B S 1 « 10 to 14 L b . 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Butler, RobMtX Mitchell, Buddy Lo* Wo,*-. A. Yount m i Robert MISS BETTY McNEILL, center, watt honored with a recent bridal shower a t the home of Mr*. R. P. Goodspeed, le ft At right in the honoree's mother, l l n . J. D. McNeill. (Herald Photo) Auxiliary Holds Final After maay week* of plan­ ning and work th* Tlfcrctte* of VAH-1 it aged a very auccotaful “Boo Voyage” party for mambora and their busbands who soon wUI bo de­ ployed to the Mediterranean. Guests of honor for the evening were Cdr. and Mrs. L. J . Reinhart and Cdr. and Mra. J. W. Taft. Contributing to the gala decorations were th* attrac­ tive tiger colors of black and orange which were u s e d throughout tb* NAS Ball­ room. Three largo squadron tiger Insignias were placed near the danco floor. During th* evening, the group enjoyed games, re­ freshments and dancing. Cou­ ples attending included the Lyle Saraneys, William Da­ vises, Al Moylans, Stanley Radslewlcsos, D o n a l d Ste­ venses, Hersbel Russelli, Jeff Ritcheys, Doug Hortons, Ro­ bert Coopers, James Andersons and A. Gerharts. Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Observed At Open: House By Mrs. W. L. Johnson The spacious borne of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Owens on Sylvan Lake wss the scene of sn "open bouse" last Sun­ day afternoon. The affair was in honor of the ttlh wedding anniversary of the couple. 31 It. A N D M BS. O . G . O W E N S Meeting Member* of th* American Legion Auxiliary met ot the Legion Hut, on th* Orlando Highway for tha flnol meat* Ing of the currant season. Mra. W. J, King, president, con* ducted the business session and received annual raport* from committees. Mrs. Roy Tlllls will be in rharga of refreshments for the joint Installation meeting. Mr*. Theo Stiles, community aervlce chairman, and Mrs. Charles We-bstar gave en­ couraging reporta on commu­ nity aervlce. Mra Stiles atated that the unit haa contributed to h* we-lt lielng of needy fanslliea In thia area during th* past year. During th# aortal hour r*freahmenta war* tewed to those present. MISS SANDRA KADER brido elect, ntnnds between her two hoxteitae*, Mrs. Greg Walker, (left) and Miss Deanna Nichols at a miscellaneous shower held for her recently at Mrs. Walker’s Summerlin Ave. home. At* tending the shower were school friends of tho honoreo anti Mrs. John Kitder. Miss Knder received many useful and lovely gifts. (Herald Photo) Recent Bride Honored At Shower M n. Guy Bishop and Mra. orated with a profusion of g r e e n frosting umbrellas, lovely and useful gifts to add Marvla Milam won co-bos- rosea and sweet peas and the rain drops and yellow roses, to th* furnishings for her tosses for a rscent sbowsr at c,ke WM decorated with Mrs. Rolph received many new horns. th* Bishop horn*, 2457 Palmetto Avs. The hooore# wss Jerome *— FRIENDS WHO HELPED CELEBRATE Cheryl W atters 13th birthday recently were left to right, seated, Melenda Casselberry and Cheryl. Bnck row, Doris Alkens, Karen Kries, Alice Dunnett and Judy Chcnet. (Herald Photo) ^ ' Ladies Society 1, Catholic Group Holds Day Of Recollection Local Events THURSDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2 Or­ der of Eastern Star will hold the final meeting of the sea­ son at I p in. Next meeting will be In October. MILS. FRANKLIN JEROME ROLPH. a m ent bride, won wiest honor at n .shower Riven by Airs. Guy lliihop and Mra. Marvin Milam. Mm. Rolph Is runted at the refreshment tahlu and standinR from left, ure Mm. Bishop, tho honoree’s mother, Mm. H. E. McSwnin and Mm. Milam (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals lly Sirs. Adam Muller Mrs. Charles Middleton, ol DeBary Drive, has as her c u r r e n t bouscguol, Mrs. Adrtc Kelly. They are plan­ ning a trip to Nassau before the returns home. She la also a cousin of Frank Lainct. Thia is the first time they have seen each other for 27 years. Mr. and Mra. Carl Brooks of DeBary Drive recently en­ tertained Mra. Brooks' sister. Mrs. Jessie McDaniels, ot Farmington, Utah. 31r. and Mrs. O. G. Owen celebrated their 25 wedding anniversary, Thursday, June 13, with a dinner at the De­ Bary R e s t a u r a n t . Their guests were their son Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Smith of South DeBary. Mrs. Gwen Nelson of LIUIo Neck, I-ong Island. N. Y., is visiting her father, G. E. Hocft, of Sunnyside Lane. Mrs. Nelson, a soprano, will make a welcome addition to i WOLF IIKAD TOKENS A S . > (Limit 3 Per Family) Each Token A RNEL JERSEY 200 N. PARK AVE. “CLOSED f• - '" " 7 ? ll.. WED. AFTKHNOON" By Mn. II. L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hu­ berts and sons of Ft. Riley, Kan., are visiting Mrs. Ro­ berts’s brother-in law and sis­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Keel, and daughter Martha. Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnson and son Jim spent lad week­ end here visiting with rela­ tives. Mrs. Rill Tenney and chil­ dren of Eglin Air Forec Base are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Haw­ kins, and son and her grand­ mother. Mrs. Annie Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hudson and daughters of North Flor­ ida spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johnson. Mrs, If. L. Johnson and ne­ phew, Stanley Reynolds, left Tuesday morning for Indian­ apolis, Iml., where Stanley will remain and Mr*. Johnson will go on lo Washington, D. C„ to visit her brother ami sister-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Grow, and children. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Ed­ wards of Scbring, former Monroe residents, have been enjoying a vacation fishing on tile Wckiva River. Enterprise Anyone in the MonroePaola areas wishing to Join the skating party held each Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Melodee Skating rink are asked to contact Mrs. M. O. Roberts at FA 2i*70 or Mrs. James Giles al FA 2-3023. There will be an instructor there each Thursday. Tho party will be held all during the summer months. Personals By hhlrley Wentworth Housegucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kowalski, at their home on Shirley Drive, Bear Lake, are Sirs. Kowal­ ski's brother and his family, Mr and Mrs. Frank Pudalski. Doreen and Debbie, from Madison Heights, Mich. They plan to be hers about two weeks. and DELIVERED SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st A Sanford At*. FA 2-1922 or FA 2-MS2 Personals Air. and Mrs. Alfred It. I.nmpp and children of Win­ ter Park were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nutt. We are happy that Mrs. Frank Winkler returned home more Friday after ■lays in the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital. .Mr. and Mrs. Lot irk Hayman arrived Wednesday from Houston, Texas, to spend sev­ eral weeks at their home here. "Rich man, poor man . , ." every man haa valuable* that would attract a thief! JU N E SP EC IA L! 20 Lb. Wash (Twice Aa Much Aa A Reg. Washer) TWO PIECE “OUTFITS” Mix and Match PERMANENT PLEATING — BY — DAISY CKUMMINS 'Featuring Fa*M«w« Ju*t For Yeu’ The Ladies Society of the Brotherhoo<l of locomotive Firemen a n d Enginement held the monthly business and social meeting al the Raven­ na Park homo of Mrs. R. R. Elsencoff. Plans were discussed for the annual picnic which will be held thia aummer or early fall. Final plans were made for Mra. Eudonal Ethridge to attend the National Con­ vention In St. Louis, Mo., In July. Proposed amendments to the club constitution, which wUI be voled on at the con­ vention, were discussed by the group. During the social hour, re­ freshments of lime sherbet •float, cookies, crackers, fritos and mints were served by the hostess. Others attending the meeting were Mra. C. H. Goethe, president, and Mmcs. Harold Keeling. E. P. Wil­ liams Jr., Paul Sefried, II. II. Fortner, Walter Cook, J. R. Wells Jr. and Harry WUion. Regular meetings will con­ tinue throughout the summer months and the July meeting will be held on July It Instead of th* first Thursday as prev­ iously scheduled. Monroe Personals Each Thursday A G A IN ST T H E F T In Good For On* M A R Y E S T H E R ’S as floating hostess. T h e breakfast room table held the gilts presented to the couple. Relatives and friends from Jacksonville, Ocala, Daven­ port, Tavares, Winter Park and Leesburg were among the loo guests railing during the appointed hours of 3 to 6 p.m. Some of these were present at their wedding in Ocala. ■**,. *»-.*^|(»»v«w iem ; wedding left for Fort Gordon, Gs., where he was stationed with Miss Judy Worn w ru«»* of honor a t a recent x«t-ae. qualnted coke and ehattef party a t the home of Mrs. L. L. Faulk Jr„ In Oviedo. U lu Wurvt graduated In January from the Women’a Colley* of the Unlreralty of North Carolina, at Greensboro, N. C. Sine* then the haa been teaching aecond yrade a t the U k e Mary Elementary School and making her home with he* aunt. Mr*. J . E. Brookahlre, in Oviedo. Among the guests were th* honoree'a mother, Mr*. Jim W urit and her *l»ter, MU* Carole W unt, who arrived from Franklin. N C. th# day of the party. Geneva gueat* were the Mi*** Jane Lundy, Carole Wurat and Carol Tor* rea, Mr*. Walton M. Torre*, Mr*. Leater Vuvn and Mra, Henry tlarriaon. Oviedo resident* Includ'd the Mine*. J. E. BrooLaliire, K. W. Eatea. M. M. Eaten. Jim Wilaon, Itrx Clont*. C K. Clout*. I'aul Slavik, Jam'-* I’earaon, Itay Ucaalty. B. F. Wheeler Sr., John Kvass, 8. F. Wheeler Jr.. Leo Gary. R. F. King, George Mean*. Rob* ert Soka, George Morgan, Janie* 1'urtin, C. T. MiblutV* .Merritt Staley, John Courier, E. J. Walt*. Hit-hard Smithson, W’ H. Mmtln, A. A. Daniel. K. Butkelew, Eugene Hickson, W. P. Carter. T. I.. Lingo Sr., Thro Aulin Jr., T. L Ling* Jr., L. L. Faulk Sr.. B. G. Smith. W. B. Weat. J - a Wurat, John E. Lundy, and the Miaaea Nancy Eaten, La­ ther ileiatel and Ruth David* Planned For Hostess For Many ladies of All Souls Catholic Women's Club joined together for their "Day ol Recollection." Tho Rev. Louis Dunlravy Implied all with his sermons on the Blessed Mother and The Blessed Sacrament The sprltual development chair­ man, Mrs. John Kolarik, con­ doled spiritual reading dur­ ing a light iuncheou. The following was the pro­ gram for tha day: • a.m. Mass; 0:43 conference; 10:30 rosary; 11:45 lunch; 12:30 statloni ot the cross; 1 p m. conference and 1:45 benedic­ tion of the Blessed Sacrament. The Owens were married on June 12 in Ocala and have been residents of Sanford since IMO. Alter the morning service at the Central Baptist Church they repealed their marriage vows with Rev. Gail Smith performing the ceremony. At this time Mr. Owens presented her with a diamond ring. The rooms of the Owens home were opened en suite for the occasion and held var­ ious basket* and vases of white mums, gladioli and gypsophila. A sister-in-law. Mrs. Blanton Owens, was in charge of the decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Owens and their son. Glenn, greeted guests at the door. In charge of the guest book were Mrs. J. Marion Harmon Sr., Miss­ es Janice Owens, Kathleen McDonald. Jon Smith and Linda Speers. The table was overlaid with a ct.lwork cloth. In the center was a beautiful arrangement of while flowers and on one end was a crystal punch bowl and the other held a three tiered cake. Pouring during the afternoon were Mines. B. Owens, J. Q. Galloway, Jack Owens. Gail Smith. L. R. Bass, P. T. Meeks. Harold Johnson. H. T. Reaves and Chatter Party Skate Party Mrs. Eisencoff ^J k Honored At COSTUME JEWELRY FOR SUMMER A WONDERFUL SELECTION AND ALL MODESTLY PRICED . . . I'rot ret yuur valuable* while you are on vacation by placing Ihrm in our vault. This nervier U only 1.00 per month or frac­ tional part thereof. 11 x 14 WALL P O R T R A I T 3 Day* Only T H U R S .- F R I.- S A T . • SEUC7/ON OF FULL POSES 9 PICTURES DELIVERED IN STORE 27th St. Attendant On Next To Ptneerwt School Duty Mon. Thru Sat. FROM 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. LA1JNDKRAMA OPEN 21 HOURS A DAY Gift* • Card* Hooka (Formerly McVlcmra) 210 K. First St. Sanford, Fla. �H ji I n li r l Vmill Television Tonight (booh Obbif l DEAR ABBY: I married a widow who had a four-year-old daughter. We are very happy and get along very well, but her continued close re­ lationship with her ex-in-laws irri­ tates me. I never knew her first hus­ band and, although 1 have heard that he was a fine fellow, 1 am not par­ ticularly interested in socializing with his parents. I prefer that my wife forget them. To what extent Hm 1 obligated to be friendly to these people ? SECOND HUSBAND DEAR SECOND: If you love your wife, don’t resent her close relation­ ship with her ex-in-laws. She is no longer their daughter-in-law, but her child is THEIR grundchild, and al­ ways will be. And they probably love her all the more because she ts a part of the son they lost. No one ex­ pects you to pretend a warmth that is not sincere, but be understanding, and don't ask your wife to “forget’’ them. • * • • DEAR ABBY: 1 am married to h good man. He has worked hard and has attained a fair amount of suc­ cess. He travels quite a bit, his in­ vestments have been good and his company has been good to him. My complaint? He brags! (I even hate the word.) I cringe for him. He is rnther intolerant of criticism and I’d be nfraid of the consequences if I ever told him how embarrassing Ids bragging is. He’d probably never open By Abigail Van Buren his mouth in public again if 1 protest­ ed. So, Dear Abb.v, will you protest for me? Perhaps other long-suffer­ ing wives will bless you, too. HIS WIFE DEAR WIFE: I protest! • • * * ORCHIDS IN BLOOM 4,(Mill SELECTION Grugeviile Nursery FA 2-0.SH6 2221 Graprrille Vvr. "SetiM- IK-nUr” 1 Skew (I) IS.** (St (31 Kit 11:1* ( I t (}> till* Itill 11:11 By Oswald Jacoby John led the nine of hearts and let it ride to East's queen. Now it did not m atter what East did, but actually he led a trump. John won with dummy’s king, led the three of trumps to his ace, led a heart to dummy's ace, ruffed out East’s king of hearts, returned to dummy with the trn of trumps, dis­ carded his three diamonds on the last three hearts and made the last trick with his last trump. Incidentally, a d i a m o n d shift at trick two instead of the spade continuation would have beaten the contract, but that does not detract one iota from John's play. sneaking into the women'a shops early in the morning and late at night, to make use of many of the aids to youth and good looks that women have learned to de­ pend upon. In Memphis, Tenn., for In­ stance, beauty shop owner* estimate that male customers now make up anywhere from 21) to 30 per cent of their budnes*. And most of these men have started patronising beau­ ty salons within the last live years. What's behind this sudden desire of men to look their best that is overcoming their Cordon O ff Mine MUANE, Swaziland ( CPU timidity about entering beau­ —Six-hundred battle • ready ty salons as customers? My guess is, with women British troops cordoned off the Havelock Mine north of spending i s much as they do here today In an effort to on beauty aids and openly break the 2d-day^old strike changing their hair color to at the world's largest asbes­ match their moods and fas­ cinate their husbands with a tos mine. completely new look, the men are beginning to feet drab Ships Collide and old in comparison. YOKOHAMA. Japan (C PI) No woman today has gray—The 38-ton Japanese coastal hair, except by choice. And vessel Koho Marti IS sank when ■ husband secs how early today following a colli­ much younger his wife looki sion with the American freighter Evergreen State. S A LE! * S.SS t i t K a r a * r a a t a t r t t l Ckaaaal S S i t a o a <»> ABC l i t <Z> K d i u r i a t S:1S t i t a t i l t U .a tili la ■ porta 1:11 « > A t U a l l a W a a t h e r III H ld -ria. e r a s in g Boat . I t Nawaaapa N t a i I S. l i t E d ito rial C oiam aa t l i t sp o rts P lrtura 1:1* ( I ) W a a t k a r Sk o w Kids I D t.sa sad of W a t Karp I ts (I) B rsvard N«»» I t s (St S p o r t s R t p o r t I IV (St l l u n t l s r • H r l a k l r p ( » l f o u r t r y S ty I t UR A 7.1* <11 T h t D s p u t r ( I ) Biography ( S t M l l r s t o n s o r lit* C e n tu ry T il* 1*1 W a g o n T r a l a t t l CIIS K rP 'i rta ( I t T h a V lralnlaa S IS (SI S l l e n t a l'l e a s e (Si O o l n r H r W a r *:00 t*> J u l i e A C arol at C a t n e a l r Mali C ) P e r r y Cumo I I I ( I I n te h V i a Dyke tl:lt U :ll 11:1* O u r Man l l l p g l a a N a k e d City e lev en th linur I*. S. Steel H o u r ke»«eope M u r p h y M e rl i n News ( I ) Ck. I K e r e n s 111 Mid*Via New# (dlSport* fin a l IP* W a a t h e r («) W e a t h e r <*> T h e a t e r (S) T o n n e S h e * l ( ) H o l ly w o o d M e rle C el r e s i d e THURSDAY A. X. ( 1 ) L ots of U f a ( • ) B rata f i r * l e t s THURSDAY P. M. I t !* (*> H a r r r tl o a o o a e r N to t 11:1 I I I T r i n e or C o a a t ( • ) r a t h e r K now * Beat It:* * ( I ) Uttldlnc L i* h t t d ) t t e a r c h fo r T. m o r r o w l t : t * (* ) M id -D ay Report 11:1* ( 1 ) NBC N o w s R e p o r t 1 .1 * ( S t N e w s a e d W o a t k e r (S) T h a Open W i n d o w ( * ) U s n t r a l H o s p it a l 1:1* *B* I - a f f t t m t 1 : 1* ( S t a i l a i a a e t i t a 1:1* t i t M td- Kla. Nows (S) Belonco (St A . Tho W o r l d T u r a t t:4S 4PI l-offlim* 3:40 ( I t Ken J s r r o d 3 : JO ( S t T h e D o c to r 3:1* C ) NIK’ N o w . (St D ay la c o u r t d ) A rt U n h l t t u r ' a H outtparty S IS ( I ) M t r v G r iff in d > J»«o W y ts ta P rl•oata 3 . IS (St L o r e t t a T o o s | (St M illio n aire ( ) ) q u o t a *’or a D a y 1:1* ( I t Tou D o n 't S a y d ) T a T ell T h e T r u l k (S) W h o Do T o u T r u s t S l i d IS) C e l l l B t w a o d Mowa ( I t Boeret a t a r s 4:1* ( S t T h * M atch O a a t a ( I ) Sseral atornt ( I t Am. n a n d e l a a A 4:1* ( l> M a k e (loom f a r Dad dy (•) Edge of R tak t (11 D t i r o v i r y ' ( I 4:1* (1 ) A m e r i c a N e w e s t s o d 1:40 (St Bronco ( I ) Uaclo W a l t • : H ( I ) I Lad I U v a a II) H uckltborry H ound l:*d ( I t W aatkoe M o w (I) B u t a t r .ro i'S a T:3o-9.3o p.m. NBC. The Virginian. ’ Say Goodbye to All That.” t Color I (Rerun). Tonight Fabian stars a« a young man whose father was wounded b y Trampas. Through the father’* goading and hi* own need to assert his manhood, the young man seta out to fight Trampas. Th* powerful emoting of Charles McCraw as the fa­ ther literally saves the play. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. The Vatican. (Color) (Rerun). To­ night's best bet which, al­ though only two months old, Is being repeated as the Col­ lege of Cardinals convenes to elect a new pope. 9-10 p.m. NBC. Color (Pre miere). Kraft Mystery Thea TV Time Previews tre. “Shadow cf • Man.** Good character studies make this more than average dra­ ma. Jack Kelly and Broder­ ick Crawford star as insur­ ance Investigators who get the goods on one of their own insurance agents (Ed Beg­ ley), an elderly gent whom the town reveres. 10-11 p.m. NBC. T h t Eleventh Hour. “E st Little Fishes, JSat.” (Rerun). Psy­ chology n needed more than psychiatry, so Dr. Bassett sits on the sidelinei while Dr. Graham (Jack Ulng) takes the case of a woman who be­ comes more and more men­ tally disturbed a* her play­ wright brother becomes less Car Care NEW YORK (CPI) - The family car Is being pampered more than ever. John Slerks, chief architect for Levitt anti Sons, Inc., re ports that about three quart era of all houses being built nowadays have at least a one-car garage. A* recently as 1930. he adds, less thanI half of new house* had gar and less dependent on her. 10-11 p.m. ABC. Naked City. “A Horse Has a Big H ead Let Him Worry.” (Rerun). It's always a pleasure to watch the repeat telecast of a play which garnered an Emmy nomination, and try to discover just what waa so good about it. Tonight’s nom­ inee is Dlahann Carrol), who was nominated as best ac­ tress in a leading role for this episode. ■ ■ nM ndl kj*tluiy » -t. <Jr*«y| TV RENTAL • Sales B Service Seminole TV FA 2-1929 Zenith Color TV Safe* 2699 Sanford Av*. BODY BUILDING? To succeed, you need the finest equipment, food supplements and instruction. \Ye have the best of these available for you. Write today TO THE HOUSE OF HEALTH IS* 89th St. - SUaFSIOE, FLORIDA ages. (SPECIAL PARKINS LOT) • M («> M r s (he • :** (I) side Oa T;M ( I I W a k a Op M e r i t s I t M (l> B a r a M a r k e t Bo- (t) 1:1* t!> II) t .** ( I ) Memo to Women: You may not know this, but our beauty salons—long strictly feminine establishments so far as cus­ tomers are concerned are being invaded by men. Some cities such as New York and Hollywood, have strictly male beauty salons where a man can go for a permanent wave, a hairdye job, a manicure and pedicure, or a facial. Rut in ciUes where there are as yet no temples of beauty devoted exclusively to the male sex, th* men are JOHANNESBURG, S o u t h Africa (CPI) — Rescue work ers. guides) by feeble cries for help dug today toward what may tie the only s u r v i ­ v o r of a gold mine disaster near here. * DEAR ABBY: I always thought you hnd pretty good sense until I noticed you ngreed that a husband should help his wife with the house­ work. I raised II children and my husband never once changed a baby or washed u dish. I think a man who works from eight to ten hours a day does enough, and it’s not his place to do housework. I washed with a tub and board, and never owned n wash­ ing machine until 22 years ago. I’ve been married 43 yeurs. The younger women are getting so lazy it’s piti­ ful. DISGUSTED WITH YOUNGER WOMEN W& J.ha Woman: Search Goes On • DEAR NO: Quit handing him dollars and tell your girl friend you are no bettor. If she doesn’t tip off her old man, she’s no better. Just last month J played is NORTH If Columbia at my first South AT Carolina tournament. I have V A J101A S never played In a nicer one ♦ 1012 A It 103 anywhere and 1 certainly BAST ( m hope to he hack again. A A Q 10M S What I believe to be the A K J f S « TKQI best hand of the tournament »♦ K JII4 «3 was a four-club contract A M AI TS made by John Myers of Co­ SOUTH lumbia. ASA West opened the deuce of » I4 ♦ A Q 7S spades. East won with the AAQJB4 ace and continued with the East and Weat vulnerable queen in order to force dum­ B u i flit Wc*4 Norik my to ruff, but John was not ! ♦ a* 3A 19 Coins to fall into that trap. 3 A Pas* 4 * Pm Pus Me discarded the deuce of Pas* P m Opening toad—A> diamonds from dummy. . Then East shifted to the three of diamonds, hut John aee just as if he were locking was ready. He rose with the | right at East’* singleton. CAPE TOWN, South Africa (CPI) — Joseph Satterwaite, C. S. ambassailor to South Africa, has served notice on the government that he plans to host a multiracial Fourth of July reception here despite official disapproval. • DEAR ABBY: Every time I go to my girl friend’s house her father hits me up for a buck so he can bet it on a horse with me. I’ve never won anything yet, and I’m not that crazy about gambling. Should I keep quiet and keep handing him dollars, or should I tell him I’m not interested in horses? NO BETTOR j lacjoby On fihidqs Serves Notice WEDNESDAY P. M d tig h tiq h iA * ;•• I II 1:1* l:H S:*S S IS IS:** 1*4* *1:1* K ill UN* By Ruth Miiiett without any iilver threads among the gold or brown, he may start wondering if he wouldn't look to years young­ e r himself If he went in .or a dye jub. Besides, we live in an age when looking as young as possible is all-important. Men feel this almost as much as women do. So, if men are sneaking into our lieuuty salons in everincreasing numbers, perhaps we ought to let them know tin t they don’t have to sneak Hewn A V M t k w Today rre-S tkoel P U a ila g “M ickle* “ Tl*ra" ( I) C a p ta la I t ) Mlckay B v e a a M o w ( I ) W N l l P M * BOW* (t) T a le s <•) C k a a a a l * S . w a r i a u a (•) C arleaaalH * II) Ja a k Lalaoe M a w ( l l A m erican I l l i t o r y ( ! ) flala S ta r w M a w (I) Rom per R i e a ( I ) Bay W k a u O L a a r a B p a alak ( !) 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I . base IS miles c u t i f Frankfurt. Kennedy's major address during tour days in Germany wffl be made in Frankfurt i t Paulakirebe (St. Paul's Church), were the first ellGerman parliament was con­ vened In lid . Be win talk with n number •f German officials, including outgoing Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Socialist May­ or Winy Brandt of Berlin. After Germany, the Presi­ dent has scheduled three days to Inland for trips to the ancestral borne at Dunganjtown and other points reputed to bo connected with the Kenpsdys who came to America. Kennedy is expected to addresa the Irish Parliament, m honor never before ac­ corded n foreigner. From Ireland Kennedy flies go England and n one-day visit with beleaguered Prime Minster Harold Macmillan at b it prvate country home at Birch Grove, far from Lon­ don’s current sin and secur­ ity acandaL The next stop still listed as Italy, where the White House says Kennedy will spend July I and 3 conferring with Italian President Antoiio Segnl, and "other Ital­ ian leaders.” SHRINERS AND their ffuestn will attend an old-fashioned stair party a t 6:30 p. m. Thursday a t the Shrine Club. Music for the event will be pre­ sented by (left to right) Harry Wester, George W. Dodson und Birger Wester. MOSCOW (U PI) — Sharp new Russian attacks en Red China stirred speculation here today that the big Sino-Soviet ideological debate scheduled for next month may be post­ poned. Western observers said a deferment of the talks slated to begin July 5 in Moscow might result from the Krem­ lin's refusal to publish a let­ te r sent by the Peking regime last week. Chances of the Sino-Soviet rift casing appear­ ed remote they said. A statement issued Tuesday night by the powerful 334memher Communist party central committee, which cur­ rently Is meeting to clarify the party line on ideology, ■aid the Chinese letter would not be published on the ground it "would lead to the further aggravation of the polemics” between the two countries. The letter, made public in Peking Sunday, restated Red China's •'hard-line” stand on virtually all the political and ideological question! dividing the Communist world's two giants. It listed 25 Issues which the Peking regime insisted must be thrashed out in the bila­ teral debate. The sharp new Sino-Soviet clash was certain to be the subject of further considera­ tion by the party central committee in its second sec­ ret session today on the cul- t im e tivation of a "new Soviet man.” In its long letter, the Pe­ king regime demanded that the tcheduled talks include an "exchange of opinion” on the Soviet drive to downgrade former dictator Josef Statin and eliminate the vestiges of his "hard line” policies. By United Press latematieoal aa mediator if necessary to T h e Kennedy administra­ solve the city’s racial prob­ lem!. tion exerted its influence to But at Danville, Negroes carte out at h a st a tempor­ Ignored a personal appeal by ary peace in two of the na­ tion's racial trouble spots the attorney general to pre­ serve a truce and staged an Tuesday. But the effort* of Atty. hour long protest march. Police at Gadsden jailed Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, ap­ parently working closely, with 444 Negro demonstrators dur­ President Kennedy, failed to ing mass segregation protests ease the situation in a third at the courthouse and a down­ sore point—Danville, Vs., a town variety store. new critical area—Gadsden, Ala —also cropped up. It F igures The attorney general was HARRISBURG. Pa. (L’PU— in telephone contact with Every husband should know Mayor Allen Thompson of this. The Pennsylvania Sup­ Jackson. Miss., Tuesday and rem e Court once gave a de­ met personally in Washington cision proclaiming that wives with Negro leaders from should keep quiet and not Cambridge, Md. backseat drive when their After the talk, Thompson husbands are behind the agreed to hire Negro police­ wheel. men and school crossing guards and upgrade Negro employes in the Jackson san­ itation department. Negroes at a rally Tuesday night tentatively accepted the concessions pending a meet­ ing with Thompson today. A planned demonstration Tuesday night at Cambridge, where 600 National Guards­ men are on duty to preserve American Rent-AU order, was called off after1 In - Sanford Negroes were told the federal 3644 8. Hiawatha Ave. government would intervene; CLOSE TRIMMED S IR L O IN WINKLERS FELL CUT ROUND M IN U T E CU B ED IMtNELKSS SWISS sh o u ld er S IR LO IN T IP Your Choice T-Bone, Porterhouse or B’lessTop Rnd. lb. 98c S O ^ sS m p s i if ( With thin coupon and purthsse M- Our O-rn Tea Bags 10(1 for only 95c Q ' Coupon good through June D rd n g | The anableps, or four-eye fish, has eye* so constructed it can see above and below water at the same time. With this coupon A purchase of ' - l Page Salad Mustard 2 lb. jar 2-»< to Coupon good thrnueh June 2-1rd J-6-33 y/ M«t f FloridjWINTER-WEARY trown esne is refined into DIXIE CRYSTALS CLOTHES SEM IN O LE DRY C LEA N ER S OPERATED BY MARVIN MILAM 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-19.11 4 „ <! 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SOFT-WEVE TISSUE TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Beverage agents found and deitroyrd 33 moonshine stills last month, four of them in sprawling Dade County. Duval and Seminole had three each. The Beverage Department etid Tuesday it made Tl a r­ rests for moonshine viola­ tions. appreciate Special all of the wonderful comments you made the area itself, and on our lovely split level home. DEER BRAND FANCY WHOLE Wl£ INVITE those of you who were unable to sec it this past weekend to come out and experience the splendor of this prestige home with its OFFICIALS' SCHOOL COLUMBUS, Ohio (N E A )A harness racing officials' school is to be located In Columbus. natural beauty. The home will this week until dark. background o f quiet serene be open each IVriorul |Ur» ln»rr l Merg i*nt Cheer afternoon I M e r g rn l Delrrgrnl Ivory D rlrrftn t Ih rlcrg rn l OVER 35 YEARS C offee Al First A Palmetto (Alongside old poat e(fice) I / t- an->-r 99c ll iiu Strai/nd itjt,, Com et Drive uul 20(h St., turn left, pa.-vs the Country Club, lake the find sharp curve, uml follow uur signs. • Carpel* * Furniture • TUe * Finnos • Rental Bed* Special Food 10 99c re a m teas* true »tt* P U ID STAMPS I'rier. in thU ad are gixxi through Saturday, June 22nd. William S. Brumley Jr. - Byron M. Leach 202 FAIRMONT DRIVE FA 2-8079 Magnolia Ave. at 2nd S t, Sanford, Fla. �Temporarily, at least, state legis­ lative action on three controversial proposals to amend the U. S. Consti­ tution in a manner favorable to the states has slowed to a crawl. A score or more of legislatures still are in session, but observers say only a few might act favorably this year on the matters at issue. * The proposed amendments would: 1) establish a 60-state Court of the Union, superior to the U. S. Supreme Court in critical questions affecting U. S.-atate relations; 2) bar the fed­ eral courts from acting in state reap­ portionment cases; 3) ease the pro­ cess by which the states can initiate changes in the U. S. Constitution. Up to now just four states— Ala­ bama, Arkansas, Florida and Wyom­ ing—have had their full legislatures approve the Court of the Union pro­ posal. Not many additions are looked for. Ten to a dozen states (some ac­ tion is a hit cloudy) have endorsed the other two ideas. To get anywhere, such a proposal launched at the state level must be approved first by two-thirds (34) of all the states. Then Congress must call a national constitutional conven­ tion to consider proposed amend­ ments. Thereafter, three-fourths of the states must ratify whatever ac­ tion flows from convention. It is interesting to note that not one of the 23 existing amendments to the Constitution was adopted by this process. All were initiated by congressional action. Political The whole story’ of the three con­ troversial proposals hus been fogged with misinformation. Some accounts have snid the pro­ posed change in the amending pro­ cess would eliminate Congress from all nmending effort. In fact, Congress could still launch amendments as al­ ways. It would be blocked out only when states initiate the action. One often sees the complaint that the drive for these three amendments occurred in deep secrecy. But at least two national news services and some other publications wrote of it soon after it began last December at a session of the General Assembly of States, a body made up of legis­ lators from the vurlous states. The evident truth is that many people were inattentive until a few knowledgeable persons called on them to note the significance of the pro­ posals for future federal-state re­ lations. Suggestion is made, too, that the legislatures which have adopted the proposals—mostly in southern, midwestern and western states—did not really know what they were approv­ ing. The evidence indicates, however, that these ideas fit admirably the conservative leanings of state legisla­ tors bent on holding or enlarging present power. Only New Jersey’s upper house has had real second thoughts and reversed itself. The drive Is real enough. But so are the huge roadblocks still stand­ ing in its way. address last Tuesday night, ■Mr. Kennedy announced that henceforth he w ill lead a drive to extend to every American the right to t-njoy all the priv lieges of being an American, without regard to his race or color. His previous policy of relying on persuasion and me­ diation and full ex ird te of the powers vested in the Chief Executive by law are being set aside in favor of a new approach. The President in­ tends now to act as leader of a moral crusade to assure full Justice to Negro citizens. But it should bo reassuring to the country as a whole, as the President made d ear in his speech, that he has no in­ tention to besr down more heavily on one section of the country than on another in this speeded-up effort to en­ force the Constitution. North, Midwest and West shsre blame with the South for leas than full assurance of the rights of citizenship to Ne­ groes, Presidttii Kennedy em­ phasized in his Tuesday speech. "Difficulties over segrega­ tion and discrimination exist in every city, every stats* of the Union," he said, "produc­ ing in many cities a riling tide of discontent that threatens OUR BOARDING HOUSE the public safety.’’ "It is nut enough to pin the \ -jTUMBLE-D INTOTH" rATJIf AW — D IR T IN oOUTH AFRICA U YE AR blame on others, to say this EdAE',t>NUfPV;toECr MYCC03JN M .Y 6ELF ONCE / oAY, l l i / *— SURE is a problem of one section of M ICH A EL,FR O M CAPETOWN. Finn’s tiKoc, &XOP/J— come the country or another, or de­ A F R IC A / H E'S "THE -SON ■6TILL OIGMtN' ’E M \ l ON. plore it,” the President re­ Op M Y L A T E W EALTHY U N CLE: A C R O S S TU* 0 A K . I ( A1A3CJR, 3 U L IU S — R E S T H IS < O U L - DOW N O N R tV E R w e' d pented as further assurance O F W HOM YOU’VE- O F T E N * S T R E E T v AN' I ’L L / B e t t e r to the South that it will get s HEARD ME ciPHAK ! YoO TWO 6 ETCH A NOD KNOW, fair break in the new civil F E L L O W TOW NiiM LN w H O U LD M Y OLD P A L .- a lK CUCKic-f KNOW E A C H O T H E R - — - MAY rights diive that is about to OUR h u 3£<c t B u c k n e r , H A P Y O U H AV E M U T U A L begin. THE LORD MAYOR/ STEPPER* fl FRl&NDS/ “The fact that we face a M great change- is at hand." Mr. o o Kennedy announced, "and our task, our obligation, is to k) make that revolution, that So. change, peareful and construc­ tive for all." Mr. Kennedy made it ultra clear that h<- is making this new departure as President of all the country, not as Presi­ dent of any one part, or party, CJee P or special group. He U not YOUR out to give the Negruea the i jU A R D right to special dispensation. "Wc have a right to expect that the Negro community will he responsible, will up­ hold the law," the President warned, and no one doubt* it ‘ it his intention U> see that that obligation ia respected At the same time, the Presi­ Page 1A Sanford, Floridu Wed., June 12, 1D63 dent made plain, Negro citi­ zens “have a right to expect a t u i s a. b i i i .u a . kiiitoh a m i r i s i i i i i i t a that the law will be fair; that r a c u w l u .» S' 1(1.1) VAX I’t.LT the Constitution will be color Mtchsalml Supc Haasstae Cutler blind, as Justice Harlan said a s i a t~ i u u e m a h m SHUT W ILLI UuttoiM M»n»s«r Csuatr gutter at the turn of the century. SI1IHLKT J. UHAAT CBCCLIA M IIS M "This is what we are talk­ ClasiHUd M ai.i|tr so.i«tr Editor FHAAK VULTOLISI UOHOTItf ALATI A ing about, and this is a mat­ C ircu la tio n U » t ( ( r Sister* editor ter which concarna this coun­ • t i i c a i r r i e s s a t is try, and in meeting it 1 ask ■ • e s s P ollster the support of all of our citi­ I » I m I, C * » lr All Olk*r ]*• W*«k It s* > T«sr Itl.iS I Tosr zens." • «) ( Uuiilti* I.U * Month* Let no one think that this l.i* I Aten'S* t i t >M nth* l.M 1 Meath 1 » l Meath was a speech spoken lightly 0- C. Pedal R*duiaUoaa srovlda that all mall aeOacrlptlaaa h* or a pledge of leadership to bt, paid U sdvaats. __________ casually discarded when a mo­ Bntsrsd a* ••tend ela** m*tl«r Oet*n*r 1J. t i l l at lb* Pu*l ment of political tansion has Ottlca t l lantord. Florida, tindtr th* Act *r C»nir**« of March. passed. Mr. Kennedy’s Tues­ S o p a r t lit a n y m a t a r l a l , n * » i o r a u n a r t l a l n * . o f Ihl* o d ltlu a o f T h * h a n f o r d H e r a l d m a y t>* r* p ro .lu c* d l a a n y B i a n n t r w i t h ­ day spesch came from the out w rltlta permission of t h e p u b l l * h * r of T h e l l o r a l d . Any heart and waa spoken after I n d i v i d u a l o r f i r m r * * p u n ilb lo f u r s u c h rapr-Hjuctlon will ha g < n i i i l * r , i l a* I n f r l n g l n c on T h * i t * r a i e * c u t - y n a h t a n d will L« | long thought. It preiSgcs a h*ld llabl* f u r d a m a s * * u n d a r t h e l a w . t ‘ubll*b*d d ally a ac« p l major cmuige in American • S a t u r d a r . h a a i a y a a d C h r U t m a a , p e h l l s h a d h a t u r d a p p«*«aadiBg life. WASHINGTON — The dif­ ference between whnt hap­ pened s t ’/uscsloo-a last week and w hat happened at Ole Mias laat fall is dramatic evi­ dence of how much the nation has altered ita attitude* in a •ingle year. Alabama Gov. George Wal­ lace ahowed, when he moved aiid* from the University of Alabama doorway and permit­ ted the peaceful registration of two Negro student*, that he had learned the folly of Mississippi Gov. Rosj Bar­ nett’s defiance of the Federal Constitution. Wallace will con­ tinue to ehatkr.se the inter­ pretation of the Constitution which opens the doors of thu University to all who are quslified without regard to race —hut he will push that tent by prescribed legal means through the courts, nut by try­ ing to place himself above the law. The absence from the camp­ us on Tuesday of the lawless element that stoned Authentic Lucey, the first Negro who sought to enter the Univer­ sity seven years sgo, was im­ portant evidence of a shift m sentiment. The lawful cleinonl in Alabama ha* come a long a i)p way toward asserting greutiT rontrol in the state—despite the seeming evidence of th** Birmingham riots to the con­ trary. The lawful element is moving into the leadership. And regardless of his bloodyshirt rhetoric. Gov, Wallace should be considered one of those committed to legal meth­ ods until proven otherwise. To stop the violence in Bir­ mingham and to prevent vio­ lence at Tuscaloosa, Southern businessmen with interests in the South have taken volun­ tary steps toward desegrega­ tion of public facilities in the last month that many of them refused to consider a* recent­ ly us a year ago. They receiv­ ed much prodding from the Kennedy brothers. But busi­ nessmen themselves in To cit­ ies decided in the lust two weeks that it is no longer prudent to ignore the cries of the Negroes for equality of treatment in restaurants, ho­ tels, theaters, stores uml have chungitl their policies accord­ ingly. Most important, the Presi­ dent hus decided to alter his own approach to the mounting problem of raciul conflict in the country. In his rudio-TV tifuri\ Notebook WASHINGTON - ( NEA) - tration came to town and million workers ta noaigrtWith May unemployment 5.9 made reduction of unemploy­ culturat jobs aad 9.5 million per cent of the working force ment a principal goat, a task rural and agricultural Jobs and likely to go higher for for a 152-million placement June as the high schools and force was set up which launched the depressed area total. colleges pour out millions of Actually, from 85 to 95 per new job seekers, the No. 1 development and manpower training programs economic problem is to use eent of the job seekers regis­ A build up of the U. S Em­ every facility available for tered with U. S and state un­ cutting down relief rolls and ployment Service was approv­ employment offirex are un­ ed by Congress anti its budget finding work for more people. raised by $29 million, tu $169 employed, and 97 per cent of While Ibis is going on, pri­ million for the year. Ihe workers they placed ui vate employment agencies Thai icarod the fee-charg­ that charge a fee for pi a cits; ing agencies. They made de­ 1962 were unemployed. people in new jobs are carry mand* that federal and state ing on a campaign to restrict employ nicnl offices r e f u s e the tree services of tcderal service to employed workers, amt state employment offices professional workers, college lo finding jobs for only those graduates a n d government By Hal Cochran who are unemployed. Anyone workers. The private agen It's easy to laugh at ml*wanting lo change his Job cies charged that "tin (H*r rent would then he lorccd lo go to of the job placement* made fortune when you’re the one it misses. fee-charging agencies. by public employment offices * • • There are over 2.uoo of in 1962 were people who wore Men soon will be interested these p r i v a t e employment already employed ” in the shape of things to agencies. Most ot the big unes This charge was finally and better ones are members trucked down to a 1959 Cen­ come in the beaches. • • • . ot the National Employers sus Bureau household spot Assn. It operates under a and sample survey It show­ Scrap ire* dealers are like­ code of ethics which seeks to ed that out of every five new­ ly to get a break when a cut out Du* racketeers and to ly hired worker* all over the dumb driver crushes a red givr k*ti hunters responsible country, three were employ­ light. >« * • service ed workers changing Jobs Babies have esr sickness At Die Employers Assn, one was unemployed and uno convention in Cleveland last was a new entrant in the la­ when on s ride and their October, however, a $l.uoo- bor force. But this was for parents wtien payments sra per ineinber club was formed all workers — not just those due. • * * and IHU.ooo raised to laimcli placed by government, It wouldn't be so bad if Ik a campaign against govern­ U. S. employment service ment free employment ser­ figures show that in 1962, T8 was as easy to stop doing vices. to 80 per cent of all workers nothing ns it Is to start. • * • A public relations firm was taking new jobs found these Don’t try tu keep up with hired and a drive began for opcningi themselves, through u congressional h e a r i n g , friends or by answering the neighbors unless you a m which has just been held newspaper ads. sure you ran keep up with without very concrete results. Duly five to six per cent the payments. put American patriotism a* • • The pitch of the fee-charg­ found tlieir jobs through feehead of mere allegiance to ing agencies is Hint Die 2,000 charging, private employ­ For a man, the honeymoon any political party. slate employment offices and ment Services Fifteen to t6 sometimes is over in tho As they go hack to their the 1,900-part-time U. 8. em­ per cent got tlieir jobs short period between “I do* home towns, they will furn­ ployment offices in the small­ through free federal or state and "Why don't yusiT” ish Die keen brains and arti- er communities and rural ofliett. • • • culale tongues to sway putt- areas—where private agen­ These public employment A man driving a car with lie opinion for "free enter­ cies don't operate—are trying offices are now required by his wife betide him usually prise" candidates on both tic­ to destroy free enterprise and law to help anyone who ap­ drives under the influence of kets. control Die American labor plies, In 1962 they placed 6.7 influence. If } ou business leaders thus market. want to invest where it will Behind this charge Is a sway the most voters in 1064, lurking fear Dial there will lie make your contributions to a repetdion of government ISI, whose national head­ manpower controls w h i c h quarters is 639 Public Ledger were in effect through Workl EST. 1933 Building. Philadelphia, Penn­ War It and the Korean War. sylvania. In these periods when jobs i N S U R A N C i A T <4 S A V t l For Die quickest way to were plentiful and unemploy­ stop socialism here at home ment was low, about 2,000 of is to send forth thousands of the private agencies went out these articulate ISI roltege of business. Sinn- (hen, they 114 So. PalmtUa leaders a* crutadcrs in de­ have increased from sou to fense of our Golden Goose of 2, 000. I’hone FA 2-0814 When Die Kennedy adminis­ "free enterprise.” Barbs Dr. Crane’s Helen Fuller Soys Bloody-Shirt Rhetoric Peter Edson The Weigh-In Moves Falter Worry Clinic CASK P-169: Fred Andre is Midwest Director of lsl (In­ tercollegiate Society of In­ divid ua lists). The ISI already has about too ch ap ters on college c am ­ p u ses. And cun set up 500 more before the 1981 election if you loyal business leaders will Ik*Ip. Your contributions of money to ISI are tax-exempt and will quickly stop the mad trend of federal socialism in the U.S.A. For when you donate to the Cancer Fund, you are on­ ly helping prevent the death of individual citizens. But Uncle Sam himself has a fatal "cancer" that will kill off opportunity and liie Con­ stitutional freedoms of ALL Americans unless it is eradi­ cated fast. ISI is non-partisan as re­ gards the Republican and Democratic parties. But it believes firmly m Americanism and the “free enterprise" system. It does NOT advocate the stilling red tape and zooming taxes that arc strangling the famous Goose that lay the wonderful Golden Eggs of our lush American system. The ISI members are also an interfaith group id pa­ triots. The original founder of the LSI was Jewish Frank Chodorov. The president this year is Catholic E. Victor Mdione. And cnhufiaslic Protestant collegians make up a large part of its membership. These ISI collegian* are very articulate. They even tie up th4. woozy pinko pro­ fessors in forensic knots. They punch logical holes through the parroted argu­ ments of the socialistic stu­ dents. America is now m the dold­ rums, tax-wise, because radi­ cal professors 30 years ago sold college leaders on a so­ cialistic do-gooder program But this do-gooder doctrine lacked the "horse sense" of our various church mission­ ary societies. So it has degenerated large­ ly into a racket far reelect­ ing liberal candidates who further sabotage our "tree enterprise" with more red tape to kill the Golden Goose of American industry. If you want to stop the mad trend toward socialism, then get behind ISI Imanctally to help organize more chapt­ ers among the leaders of American college campuses before the presidential elec­ tion in 1961, Remember, these collegian* £ L^J&UcU Planning your VACATION ? BE SURE TO TAKE ALONG HOMETOWN NEWS . . . Hotter than a letter from home - receiving The Sanford Herald — al your vacation spoil ralit O N LY ANYWHERE *«* IN T H E U. S. Woman makes the home...wo mako tho loan A woman's touch makes a home, but good financing makes it a happier home to own. Wunt to buy or build this year! Let ua help with the financing. 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Moo. - SaL RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win aot be re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect liuertion of your ad, and reserve* the rifht to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this P«per.____________________ Legal Notice T iir r m c r r r c o i n r o r t iik vivtii j i n trill, r m . n r r . i* im i r o i iT T n .tm iiM . r o ii M MUON s k w i .t o l e C. DODD, n m r K R i in . tain PU lntlff. n non C R T H. n o t ic e roH DODD. P ifin d an L o r s i rr n i v o n i r. T i l l R O R K R T II. DODD P. O. Ro* 5!J» H»r> I’r j i i c l a c a . C a l i f o r n i a Tmj arc hereby n m lflu l th a t a C o m p l a i n t f o r D iv o r c e h a t b r a n f i n d a a a l n a t you . a n d y o u a r e r eq u ired to » m a copy of your A naw rr or P l r . i d l n e t o t h e C o m p l a i n t on Ilia Plaintiff** a t t u r n a y , D A V ID VVr. CUN NIN G HAM . A t t o r n e y a t t .a w , p O. U o i U15, W i n ­ t e r P a r k . F l o r i d a , a n d f ile th # o r l e l n a l Anaw ar or P taad ln a In t h e o ffice o f t h e C l a r k o f t h e Circuit C o u rt e a o r b*. f o r * t h a ISth d a y o f J u l y , 1343. If y o u f a l l to d o ao, J u d g m e n t by d e f a u l t w ill ba tak en again*! you f o r t h e r e l i e f d t r n a i id a d l a t b a C o m ­ plaint. D O N * and O R D nnp.D at B anford, F lorida, thla 10th d a y o f J u n a , 1141. (UKAM A r t h u r II- R a c k w l t h , J r . , C lerk. C ircuit C ourt Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a O yi M a r s a r e t E. T y r e D eputy C lark P a r t i IV. C u n n l n s h a m A tto r n e y a t t.aw 1* O. Hoa ts :i W in te r P a rk , Florida Publlelt J u n e It. I t, tS * J u l y t . 1943. c iu --; i t t h e n a r t r r covht o r V i l l i N IN T H J t l l l r t VI. C I H . • I it . in t i n t u n ftr.m . m h .k r o r v r r . s i . n i u n IN I*II I V I till V NO. MlIM .n otice to ta r t. tmitn ri;n i.it*A T ioN t •UFFOLK COUNTT FKDERA D SAVINGS AND DOAN AS­ SOCIATION, a Vnltad Statea corporation, P lain tiff, Ta. K H R I I E R I C K W . III.UME. J R . and GENA O. IlDl'MK, h l a w i f e , a t a lt. to •. .For Rent RENT A BED i F u n r m n r c K w . n u rs i* :. 6. For Rent 8A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sole or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estata Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Ruilding Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio k Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas Unfurnished 3 bedroom bouse. 1305 Elliott Av«., FA 3-5254 or FA 3-0335. 1. Lost k Fouuffl 2 LOST: 1961 Gold High School class Ring. Marshall. Mo. Sentimental value. Vicinity rest room at Movieland Saturday. Reward. Phone FA 2 9335. S. Education • Instruction Sk» • • a ta r i frralh June 19, '63 — Page 3A 12. Rad Eatatt Far Sal* 27. Special Serrire* SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 3 RM. Furn. A p t, 1*0 Mo. Bedroom Air - Conditional. I l l E. 8th St.. FA 2-5788. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and clove in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. Oviedo — 5 acres fertile loll; paved road; 125 citrus trees full of fruit: 3 bedroom bouse, excellent buy, >8,500. Goldenrod Real Estate Ph. Mi 4-8736. Ml 7-7831 3 BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen equipped. >75. FA 2-5303. 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ ment. FA 2-0811. FURN. Apl. Close in. Phone FA 2-2800. NO down payment. 3 bed­ room, kitchen furnished. Well kept, uo Lake Dot Dr. Sunland. ‘CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Gables. FA 2-0720. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m house. Large rooms. 585 a mo. FA 2-8514. I B E D R O O M furnished Apartment with l a r g e screened porch. Reason­ able. Call FA 2-3104 between 16, Female Help Wanted BEAUTY Operator. Full time. 322.6872. Edith Beauty Sa­ lon. (Itealdance and / b Unknown) o r o lh a r P leading raaponelva th e r e to w ith th a C lr f h of th* n h o v a -e n lltle d Circuit Court a n d t o a e r v a a co p y o f »u<-h An'wer ur other r#'t>-in»lv* p l e a d i n g u p o n t h a P l a i n t i f f '* A t l o r n e y a . COUHSHW4 AND COtl itti HUN, I**® Bl*cayna B o u l e v a r d , Miami. F l o r i d a , on o r b e f o r e t h a ISIh d ay o f J u l y 1)41; o t h a r w i e a t h e a l l e g a t i o n * o f aaid C o m p l a l n l w ill ho t a k ­ e n a i conf**» ed by you. IKjN K AND t I H D B R E D a t l h * tfem ln ola C o u n i y C o u r t h o u e e . H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , thi* l u t h d ey of J u n e , 1S4S. (NKAI.I _ _ . . A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r , c l e r k of t h e ab .i v a - e o U t t * *d C i r c u i t C o u r t Uy: M a r g a r e i E- T y i e , D. C- C o u r e h o n a n d Cou rabotl 1040 lile c a y u a B ir d . M ia m i. Ft*P u b l l t h J u n e tJ. 1*. -* d u l y I, IM JCDsJ-1* — DKH A v an d *n HERO. U S Ka»t C e n t r a l A v e n u e , Orlando. F l o r i d a , a n d IH* lh * o r i g in a l A n a w v r o r o i l i e r P l e a d i n g In t h e o f fic e o f t n « C l e r k of (he C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r b efo re th* t i i h d a y o f J u l y . ISIS, t f y ou f a l l l o d o *<>, a decree pro c u n f e e ' o w ill b a l a k e s a g a l n ' t y o u f o r t h * r e l i e f d ' m a n d t d In th * C o m p l a i n t . Title N olle* a h a l l b* p u h l l a h ' d o n e* a w e e k for (o ur C o n a n u l l i * w e a k * lo th* S a n ­ ford H e r a l d DATED thla lo th day at Juna n i l , FURN. 3 Room Apl. with 6. For Rent bath & garage. FA 2 3146. 3 BEDROOM furnishes! 2 story House. Downtown. No child­ 3 BEDROOMS, large kitchen ren under 10. 170 per equipped. Well. Large yard. month. Call FA 2-3071 4 miles E. of Sanford. FA 2-7429. Saturday 4 Sun­ UNFURNISHED large 3 bed­ day or alter 6 on week room house. 585 month. Ph. days. 323-0415. BEDROOM unfurnished house. 565 a mo. FA 2-2322. 2 B E D R O O M unfurnished house. Kitchen electrically 3 CLEAN coo) downstair equipped. FA 141630 alter Apartments. Adults. Ph. 6 p. m. FA 2-1854. TRAILER space for rent. CLEAN Mobile Manor near SanlanUnfurnished Apt. 28t3 Elm do Springs. State Route 434, Ave. Near school a n d south elk) of Mobile Ave. stores. Marlin Srhucman. Phono TE 8 3128. SUMMER rate. 3 Btlrm. (BEAD A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . Jr., C l a r k o f C i r c u i t C o u rt Hy: M a r g a r e t k T y re D eputy Clerk A n d e r a o n , Ru ab . Dean, L o w n d e e , A v a n d en Her g U 1 K a i l c e n t r a l tilvd. O r l e n d o , Fla p u b l l e h J u n * 19, I t , t l . A J u l y J. 1142. C U i-;» FURNISHED Apartment. cd. Queanel E. 14th St. 2 Bedroom Newly decorat Apl. Apt. 7. ti>4 322 8194. SALE on used T.V.'s. Guaran­ 219' of Chain link fence, on* teed. Town 4 Country. Pk. gate and ■ deluxe electric 522-5982. Stove. FA 24140. COMPLETE Mt Hagen Fleet- PIANO. Small medium up> wood Golf Cluba. Leeds Bag, Bag boy cart. >90.00 322-6888. REPOSSESSED right, plain full keyboard, >100. FA 2-748S. 8 WHITE Uniform*. Good condition. FA 2-3857. Tape recorder, mike and tape. >1.25 PER WEEK Ideal for recording conver­ Assume payment. 1962 Z if sations, parties, music, etc. Zag Sewing Machine. Makes Take up (1 payments of >8. button holea, darns, fk FA 2-8627. monograms. Balance of T payments. FA 29411. *6.00 PER MONTH 9 Will deliver one repunscs'cd 36. Automobile* - Track* TRACTOR work, mowing, 1963 Zig-Zag that buttondiscing, blade, scoop. Ph. hole*, sews on buttons, mon­ BUYING A NEW er FA 2-7664. ograms, fancy atitche*. etc. USED CART 7 payments remaining. FINANCE IT WITH US 29. Autom obile S e rv le t Phone FA 2-8627, ♦ Low Interest Riles ♦ Low Monthly Payment* Auto Glass, Tops READY MIX Concrete, win­ FLORIDA STATE BANK 4 Sea* Covers dow lilts, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, I96i) PLYMOUTH. 4 Dr. SU« AUTO GLASS & steel, grease traps, Wagon. Radio 4 Heater. SEAT COVER CO. pipe, Private. Immaculate. Rea# dry writs, stepping stones. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 eonable. 322-5424. Miracle Concrete Co. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 399 Elm Ave. FA 2-5731 1965 RENAULT Cara relic. AUTO GLASS OKRA by the bushel. Removable bard top. 13,000 miles. Call 385-3715. FA 2-0415. INSTALLED Sonltarlk Ginas and Paint CHROME Dinette set. Table CHEVROLET 1952 4k ton BEAUTY COUNSELORS — Company Pickup, less than 6,000 top 4 6 chairs, gray finish. hua limited openings for 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 milea on engine. FA 24735k 36" x 59". 762 Umgdslc representatives in thi* area. Ave. Longwood. 858-7148. Selling by appointment only. 31A. I’eU 1961 TEMPEST 4 door Station 12. Real Estate F o r Sale For interview call Wagon. Straight shift. Ex# UPRIGHT Plana. Satisfactory SIAMESE Kittens. Pure bred FA 2-3115. cellont condition. 3666 Mag# condition. $35. FA 2 0930. seatpoint*. Wormed. Phone 3 BEDROOMS, tiling room, no'.la Ave. FA 2-2806 dining room and kitchen 1 7 . M a le H e lp W a n t e d FA 28969. 715 Magnolia. RETIRED Naval Officer movStove 4 refrigerator. Dou Ing. Will sell bunk beds, 37. Elnalft - Motors ROLLER Pigeons. Joe Tully. JEWEL TEA CO., INC. big garage. Lot 100' x 200’. pair of antique love scats, FA 2 9580. >* Mile north of Monroe COOPERATIVE f r a n c h i s e silver service, hide-a-bed, Gateway To The Waterway route operator. Guaranteed BEAGI.ES. 520. Can be seen bridge, 2nti house on left 12* Boat and control*. 16 Itohann Sporting Good* $5200.00 yearly earning*. hand aide of 1792. 668-JUS. at 103 Garrison Ur. or Call MM Bril 4 Howell Movie Your EVINRUDE Dealer Many operator* earning FA 2 7314. Camera at reasonable 301 6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-5081 SALE or Trade 5 room House >6,500. to )10,0u0 annually. prices. A. K. Smith. Ph. and 1 acre for Housetrailer QUALIFICATION'S 32. Flowers - Shrub* TERRA Marina Houseboat. FA 2 0945. and difference. 1211 W. 20th Married, age 25 to 40. Mini­ Land or water. Very nice. POTTED MUMS in bloom. St. Sanford. mum High School. Good JIOTPOINT french fry ma­ Also Air Boat 19' A". F a st 35c up. work record, sales exper­ chine, mailed milk ma­ Both very reasonable. Sc* 3 4 4 BEDROOMS. Inspect GHAPKV1LLE NURSERY ience, physical examination chine, 5 cup*. Meat hlockat Marina Die Camp. Rt. models on Highland at required and caab bond. Grapevillc Ave. Near 20th St. Anlique. 3 Used refrigera­ 46. Sanford. longwood. Open daily 10:00 Must be willing to relocate Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill tors >3000 each. 1 Glhlson to dark. 10 Minutes South at own expense. Write giv­ detux JO" Range. Used 6 39. Trailer* - Cabana* Nursery, t'psala ltd. Ju*t on 17 92 and West on Semi ing details on above quali­ mon tin. $80.00. t Cash off 20th St. and f*t. St. HOUSETRAILER 45* x 10'. 2 nolc 1 block. fications. Interview wiU be Register. National. Antique. Bedrooms. FA 2-5760 after 6 LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. made in your borne. 1 Wcstinghouse 2 drawer 3:t. Furniture p. m. | P.O. Box 2706-2707 bun warmer. Heavy duty 3 BR. Home. 2o3 Laurel Dr. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Weal Bay Elation meat acales. 14' Restaurant GREAT LAKES. I960 > Bed#! Good location, kitchen Service With the Cash. Jacksonville, Fla. counter, Pink charcoal, for­ room Housetrailer. 55' x 10* equipped. Low down pay SUPER TRADING POST mica counter. $50.uo. Day Will SACRIFICE. Sanford. ment. Assume loan. A real 19. Situation* Wanted FA 2 0677. FA 2 3873, Nlghta FA 2 5160. 322-3433. saving. Call FA 2 9472. Used furniture, appUancei, Child Care. FA 3-2114. LOCH ARBOR LEASE tools, etc. Bought • Sold. CHILDREN kept. FA M ill. Lnrry's Mart 313 Sanford Your Neighbor A t Hollers We are offering for immedl Ave. Ph. FA 24132 EXPERT Pruning big or ate lease a beautiful, spae small groves. Reasonable. FREE ESTIMATE ious, 4 Bit, 2 . bath home FA 2-3i'JO. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ in the most attractive area ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ of Loch Arbor. Situated on BABYSITTING. Day or night. ture. Call Nit Bedding Mfg. a lake, it features every FA 2-1212. Co., at 7o9 Celery Ave. advantage of location, sue, FA 3-21 tT. construction and conven 21. ilrn u ty Snlona ience. Sco or call loday ior LAURIE IT'S BEAUTY NOOK WANTED reliable couple to an appointment. 5230. take up monthly payments Complete Ser. Eve. Appt'a. of $13.59 on 3 complete 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 rooms of furniture. Call Stenstrom Realty SPECIAL TK 81311, Casselberry, col­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop lect. Real Kslatr—Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2t30 Cold Wave $6.95 complete. lit. Article* Fur Sul* Open evening by appt. Ravenna Park FA 2-74BJ ROOSEVELT ALLEN 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0831 Evennga Ladies, children* shoes. $t 9!) BODY SHOP MECHANIC FA 2 3677 FA 2 3829 FA 2 8360 up. Mens shoes $2.99 up. 22. Kuild - P a i n t • R e p a ir ftooMvrlt having only I year of service behind him with Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. FOR your Wat buy, choose Holier'*, i. looking ahead in when 1>* <ni a.y 10 yraia. Semi-lletlred Car|»enlcr lie and hi* wife. Allen lint# 3 children, Lariou* and Tee \N Green Estates. 3 A SHALLOW WELLS 4 PUMPS Small Repairs — Tainting Mereml**. and 2 grandchildren; they attend Ih* ftlle* 4 Bedrooms. More apsce Jerry laird FA 2321!) .binary Bapti.l Church. Phone— FA 2 7983 for your money. 2»th Street Roosevelt like* hunting more than anything el**. West by Mayfair Golf 2.5. P lu m b in g S erviced ALUMINUM Furniture reCoune. Open dally 116:00. webbed cheaper thun you Heady To Serve You At Hstllurn of Sanford 322-2744. Builders: LMN EN­ ran do it yourself. Bring TERPRISES. INC. it to tlie Furniture Center. 1100 French Ave. ROOM furnished, all new furniture. Private bath. >30. a month. Gentleman pre­ ferred. 322-8368. EFFICIENCY Garage Aipt. All conveniences. Close In. FA 16400. FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ lex. Available June 24th. FA 2-3610. 8. Reach Ken Iain HUTCHISON Ocean fr.^it Apartment. Daytona Reach. FA 2-4058. 12. Real Estate For Sale SUNDRIES Store. Stock 4 equipment. Well establish­ ed. Proprietor wi*he> lo re ­ tire. Cali FA 2 0274 or Longwood TE 86389 NO CASH NEEDED S Bedroom, 2 bath- 561 a month. T. 4 1. included. 2 HKPROOM attractively fur­ GENA 0. BtA'JIE, hi* WANT ADS 322 8085. wife nished up-lalrt Apartment. BRING FAST (H fildance U nknow n) Heuin A roomy. Adults. >76, and RESULTS You can find anything you E a c k and all u n know n p e r ­ FA 2-0868. need advertised In the Her­ sona, partlee and defen d an ta ■who c l a i m by, t h r o u g h , u n d e r 1 BEDROOM house furnished. ald by Sanford merchants. o r again*! the aloraeald F r e d , Legal Notice 350 per month. Rt. 1 Box erli-k W. P lu m * . J r . a n d G e n a G. Illu m e, h i t wife 178E. Lako Markham Rd. Jim Hunt Realty IN T U B ( t f t C t I T COI HT OF w h e t h e r a a ap o u raa. h alra. da* Ph. FA 2-8182. wlaaea, grantaae. a t a l g n a e a . T H K N I N T H J l D ll I I I . m i ­ Office FA 22118 l i e n n r a , c r a d l t o r a , t r u e t e e a o r l l I T OF l NII ►'OH IK W IN o t . K r o i ’ v r r . f i . o i u i m . o l h a r w l t a . aa t o e a c h a n d a l t AVAILABLE RENTALS Night FA 24)648 I’l l l N C K H T NO. c u r t of whom r e a l d e n c e la u n St. Johns Realty 323 0700 AM tilU C A N F K D K I t A I. SVV- 2 Bedroom* furnished >61) known. 1X0 4 A ND IJ • A \ AHHOCIA- 3 bt-druum f a liulh furnished 2334 Park Dr and Sanford, Fla THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 K a.- h a n d all u n k n o w n p e r ­ T IO N O F ORLAJtlK), >M.ri. , Plaintiff. son*. p a r l l e i a n d d t f t n d a n l a , Large unfurnished 2 bedroom LOW Down Payment. 2 Story SACRIFICE for quick sate. 2 a a t o **cti a n d a l l o f w h o m va. redecorated home. N ew r* a ld * n c * la u n k n o w n , h a v i n g C A R L U R L ~ n .B R , a t ux an d in country >75. Bedroom House with or o r c l a i m i n g lo h a v a a n y r l e h t . • t at. plumbing, wiring, oil and D efen d an ta. 3 bedroom convenient locution without furniture. Near t l t l o n r l n l * r a * t In o r t o t h a water heater. 715 Magnolia NOTIC19 O F NC I T IN ( a l l o w i n g il>-ierlb*d p r o p e r t y , >85. school* ami stores about M o w T i i i i o : f o i i c . i i .i i ' I i m FA 2-8969. w h i c h I* t h a «i»bj*ct m a t t a r 3 bedroom I ts bath with air 4 miles from N A.S. Out of o f Ih* a b o v » - a ty t* d ca ua*. via.: r o , C A I t l , L DUT I.KII an d D o n o T itr j. ubT i-i.it. J.OI IS. UK A ft UAKE conditioning 500. flight pattern. Good Invest­ Dig shady lota up to 300' h l a wire, till.to*. a c c o r d i n g t o lh * 4 bedrooms 2 baths, air con­ frontage. Highly roUictod ment for renting or borne. I ’l a t I h t r a o f , a a r e c o r d e d H F . « l l l t : X ( K , U n k n o w n ditioning (150. In P l a t Hook 11 a t P a g * A M I T O i All p a r t i - # claim in g WILSON PLACE 3 mi. W Low monthly payments. I n t e r f i l e by. t h r o u g h , u n ­ 2 bedroom ilupL-x extra nice j j o f t h a P u b l i c R e c o rd * on Hi-Way 46. Willard Jones Have to see house to ap d e r ur a g a i n * ! th * a f o re o f Katnlnnl* C o u n t y . Klor585 • t l d pereo n * FA 2-U684. or AI Wallace predate*. Call FA 2-139;) liU, t o u # t h « r w i t h t h a f o l ­ TOU A IIB h e r e b y n o tified low ing: SUnipor Agency 322-4991 FA 2-6300. I K l a c t r r n d H a a t a r a M o ­ t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o fureeloe* REDUCED for quick sale a certain m o rtg a g e encum ­ d a l I40U by owner. 2 BR.. kitchen I n c l u d i n g t h a b u i l d i n g a n d b e r i n g th * f o l l o w i n g d t ' c r i u e d FUR. nice t Bdrni. House. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS a p p u r t a n a n c a * locata-1 t h * r a - r e a l p r o p e r t y , t o - w l t : Near Navy Base. FA 2-6244 furn. Air-Cond. Princeton Realtor (art I t . B l V I U r r L I K E on. and tn g « lh « r w ith th a Ave. Very low down pint. A D D IT IO N T il tWHHKLf u rn itu re , f urrU tilng#. and Raymond lAimiquUt, As*o. Assume 4Ve'/e mortgage. IIK IlltY , a c c o r d i n g t.i th« NEW 2 bedroom home in f lx tu rc a vltu ata th*raln. a n d P lat Ih e rtu f *• tecu rJtd North Orlando. 5 miles from FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank BUlf. l o c a t a d th * r* o n . FA 2-2289. In P l a t Hook 1J, p i g * 41, YUU. AND B A C H O P TOC. bate. |90. GA 4-6923, call SUNLAND 3 Bedroom, Kit. I’u h l l s R e c o r d ' of S#mla r * h r r a b y n o l l fl v d t h a t a collect. n o l a C o u n i y , F lo rid a , C o m p l a i n t b a a b a r n file d by equip, home. Chain link JW7 ASH MEADE RD. Or­ the above-nam ed P l a i n t i f f h a ' b e e n filed a g a l n ' t you In lando. By owner. 3 Bed fenced yard. Will take $200 a g a i n ' ! y o u a n d a a c h o f y o u Ih* a h o v e - e l y l e d aul , e n d you APARTMENT suitable for room, 2 bath, Fla. room ., t o fo rtc!o * « z m o r ti r a i t 1* on a r e r e q u i r e d t o eerv * a c<ipy for fence. Assume house couple or bachelor. Mater your An»w*r »r other H i t abov«*4Micrlbt<i p r o p a r t y o f custom home. Sacrifice. payments. FA 2 IT01. In t h e a b o v a - a t y l e d ca u»a. a n d P l e a d i n g t o th # C o m p l a i n t on turn. 26o« S. Elm. C entral h eat, au tom atic y o u a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h # r#- P l a i n t i f f * A tto r n e y * . A.NDKRFA 2-2307. sprinkler. Near school* L b y r e q u i r e d l o file a n A n a w v r »ON. KUSH. D E A N . LDWNJR. 34. Article* For Sal* 'You can't nrgiia about theta frozen dinners not being a SQUARE meal!” 8 A 6. JOB security r a n be yours by preparing now fur coming Large furn. Apt. downstair*. Civil Service exams. For in­ Shade trees on large tut, formation write NATION­ 1703 Magnolia. >65. AL TRAINING SERVICE INC. Box 6A c'o SANFORD LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedrooms, HERALD. 3 baths. Carpeted Fla. Room, Double carports. 6. For Rent Fenced patio and many extras. FA 2 0266. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free FURN. 2 Bedroom House. parking Iota and shopping Adults. No pets. FA 2-7061. stores. No utility charges. Suitable lor couple or sin­ FURN. Apt. FA 2-0647. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. 3 BEDROOM house, kitchen Store. equipped. $.>0 a month. 2 BEDROOM bouse, Florida Downtown. FA 2-64.57, mom. Available now. Ph. FURN. Apt. Air condition. FA 2-1549. TUa bath and terrauo W E L A K A APARTMENTS: floors. Adults. FA 2-2374. Rooms private baths, li t FURNISHED Cottage. *65 W. First St. per month. Located at 3 Efficiency Apl. >30 Mo. up. Point*. FA 2-1487 Surplus City. 2U1 W. 1st. Clean 1st floor apt. Private entrance. 1004 Palmetto. SANFORD HERALD BEST buy in the State of TREE'S trimmed. Demosscd Florida loday. Beautiful 3 4 removed. Reasonable. Fk. bedroom country home. FA 2-76*4. Only 84500.00. Edward F. HOUSECLEANTNG. AH fun­ U m . Phone FA 2-3988. gus growth 4 mildew re­ LAKE MARY moved. Natural colorless Lakefront 4 canal front lotj. finish. Licensed 4 bonded. Price $1500 to >3500. Will not barm plants. Income Property— Furnished Write U F. Ellis, Wcklva 2 Apartments, older borne River Haven, Rt. 1, Sanford. situated on corner lot with shade and fruit trees. Total SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. Ail work price M.ooo. Terms. guaranteed. Very reason­ BROWN REALTY able in price. Day FA 3-7434 Lake Alary, Fla. Night FA 2-200. FA 2 5237 or FA 2 1B64 34. Article* For Sal* John E. Fox REALTOR lit) North Park Ave. 323 0559 Sanford. Fla. bu*e«. 516,900. jo"« down. Wall Pliimbinfr Jt Heating SilAl.I.llW Will Pump and AIR CONDITIONING Car top carrier with cover. CONTRACT and REPAIR 322-1701, WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA >4542 With purehaie of Blue Lottre. rent Electric Carpet PLUMBING Sliuitqxx er for only 51 per Contracting Repairs day. Carroll's Furniture, Fit EE ESTIMATES n. L. HARVEY For real automobile bar 204 Ssntord Ave. FA 2-3383 gains, check the Herald class­ ified diqilay section. 27. Special Service* Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 f iu g id a ir e : Sale* 4 Service U. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-36*1 LAWN SERVICE Mowing and edging, etc. Satitfaclion guaranteed. Ph. FA 2-tllT, Air-Conditioning If. R. POPE GO., JNC. Spanish-type home — immac­ 3 0 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 511.000 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. Two beautiful midtown Iota M‘HINKLER SYSTEMS ...................... 11,750 All Typea and Sites K ig h te e n w o o d ed a c r e * — We Repair and Service h ig h .. 55,100 S T I N E Mobile llume park — 5 slur Machinery and Supply Co. rating ...... . . . . >285,WM) 2U7 W. 2nd St. FA 2*132 prune cutnmcivial lot — 100' Park Ave................ >13,000 LAWNS Renovated • Aerate Kxtra-Spvcial bargain — Du­ Remove Thatch • Chinch ple*. SR 4 6 ....... 59,000 Bug Spray (VC-13) - Ferti Riverfront home — New— ‘a e -P h . FA 2 4244 Air-Cuudiltoned . „ $17,900 MANSFIELD LAWN SKR. ulate 2 BDRM. Furn. Apt. >43 1 BDRM. Furn. Apt. >55 CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM. 2 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3951 bath home on large shaded lot at 1814 Melionville Ave. SURD UR BAN newly painted Many extras incluile living 1 unfurnished 2 bedroom room fireplace with maho­ Apartment. Also 1 bedroom gany paneling: p a r q u e t furnished Apartment. Ph. hardwood floors, Florida FA 2 8809 after 5. room, dining room ami a LAKE MARY 6 Room House, large, equipped eat in kit tile bath, double carporte, risen. Laundry room and kitchen equipped. Convientlots of storage space In Stamper Agency ly located to bii'inet* 4 double g a r a g e . Call beach area. >75 Me Ph. FA 2 9320 for an appoint­ REALTOR - INSUR0R FA 2VJM. ment. »A 2 4225 5852 &. kronen Ave. t—i r Classified Phone CLASSimGD INDEX 1. Lost k Found 2. Notictt - Ptrtonoli SINGER YOUR BEST LIVING AND INVESTING OPPORTUNITY IN FLORIDA TODAY! —w - v -w iMcmi-auiiT JM tona FLORIDA’S BEST HOME VALUES: S69G0 to >15.450 As low as >210 down, A* little as >43.11 a month! No Closing Costs! Horr.esite Investment Opportunities From Just >1095 DRIVE OUT TODAYI I'k* Int'itltl* 34 and |' l alt at IS* 0 ' S e , III.)* ti# Dll t’)H» V4 "» to rigiidj t *•*•*! and mail "citrus ao'iepawiU! SEWING MACHINE Thi Mickli Bros. Inc. SALES 4 SERVICE DsitM*. Fla. • Phone 6684458 CALL FA li-07da HOLLERS°/SANFORD 50,000,000th /CHEVROLET C ELE B R A T IO N SALE LIKE THIS — NEW 1903 CHEVY II 2 DOOR WITH IIEATEH - STOCK NO. 1171 *1969 00 OR THIS — 19iil CHEV 2 DOOR UELAIR V-8 AND AUTOMATIC TRANS. STOCK NO. 1185A $1 4 9 5 00 SEE US LA S T RUING ALU YOUR RIDS. THE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN, AND YOUR WIFE BIG STOCK • • a#*# a«* »* 1 4 f~ �% • MM, ?----- — ------ 5?................ f ................... .. . W W T SV. Am 's G«IM Approval UNkstnunon u ! l\ :p r mm • \ i-n-MI • . . .. liter Tb* a t AnWl (MM *f ttt DoBary a t AM’s Catholic Q a t t k M lf M Hi i m M in llt n i n it Met Wadwtlay'a m alar aftonwn meet­ ing bold to tb* Social BaU of wNb Mrs. F . A. r £ hwM hr M r>< J***pk Xrtoa, d u im M * U* looary Mater* Club, that « Koaark* wer* a*at I* I o n ia mi**i*a* at Nairobi, Kenya, Bart Africa and that IN tal coaton tad mieftaoa had teaa n o t a* that lo u ti n *ouM te mad*. M*mten of tte Guild pro* seated Mr*. Chartooto Run. a t e ail} lotva DoBary to cotor a Catholic Horn*, with a Jtoaary blessed by Pop* Pius VII. The cam waa donated by £daa Reilly and a nhlte ttete waa » f i r m by Mrs. Waiter OUv*. Mr*. Betty York** proseated Mr*. B um with check from tte Guild tenhip. Refreahmeot* w en served at tte doa* of th* meeting with Mn. Caasart a* chairm as. The next meeting of the Guild win te teld ta Scptem ■ i'll F i 5*j I ^ I It i I I « I I r i * SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN G O VT-IN SPECTED TENDER-AGED H EA V Y W ESTERN BEEF SALE! D a rin report* from »Uodiag commit!*** It »•* **- English Cut Roast »>89 Rib S te a k .......... «»•89 Fresh Ground Beef »>•4 9 Chuck Steak 59 P ric e s Good T h u ra ^ F rl., S a t. TENDER AGE O * Courthouse Records • i «» a 4 • i • « • * Marriog* AppPealteoa Sidney Monroe, Jr., Jack­ sonville and Sandra Kadtr, Sanford. Robert H lrn, Orlando and Barbara Rood, Orlando. Chariot Danioit, Oviedo and Elisabeth Galnoa, Sanford. Michael Smith, DeBary and Judy Van Winkle, Sanfottl. Willie Kllllngwortb, Sanford and Lovetty Spann, Sanford. Lloyd Dollar, Sanford and Merle Taylor, Sanford. i : I *i * I II •• • ** 1 1i I S~ • * . *• '• i • f * i I GOV'T-INSPECTED FlWtkary't Crescent Dinner Rolls l-ea. t t t • • ik-ra Knolli, $11,800. C. P. Batson, otux to Goorgo Applcmon, otux. Bear Lake, in i I i s • • * i« t : 1- r i: | ; : * SIM • i li . •fc : T H E R M -O CUPS RIB ROAST 29c Margarine 1-1%. eta. 27c ASSORTED COLORS Tasty Y o g u rt........ cep 29c c :c 49c %. 79c Mr*, FBfcurt'i Testy 2 9 Utah's tear* as Mstlaw Cheddar Cheese . WIscasMl* lla-lya Swiss Cheese . . . . m cH limit 1 par cuitom*r w/puretea* •f $5.00 *r mor* frozen foods Swift’s Premium Sweet-Smok* PtoTot _____ a't Tssty Prtssa 14-a*. h i- Raisin Tea Cake .. Tip-Ta* Ragalar as I I I p * r f . -< fiok/lD STANDING d a ir y s p e c ia ls William G. Sowell, etux to John D. Hudson, otux. Son • * 4 » 6 1** 4 : 4! B ourns. . . HEAVY W I S U R N Real Estate Transaction I te S 1 tp ,ll JV C u s to m e r SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN ter. *• I I ;/ LAST CALL J u n e 20, 21, 22 Jimmie Ray Bradahaw to Kobert E. Barrett, etux, Fern Terrace, $10,800 John Spurr, etux to Fred Wall, etux, Goldie Manor, <11)0 Cora* Massey to FUA, N. Orlando, $10,800. Frtdt-vick illume, Jr., etux to Washington Security Co., $11,000. Ernest Loo Taylor, etux to Walter Swofford, etux, Sunland, $12,800. Carl Mcdrci Jr., otux to Wodo Taylor, Jr., etux, Sportsman’e Paradise $17,000. Academy Manor, Inc. to Blue Goose Growers, Inc. Smith's Subdvn. $88,100. Robert Leo Grady, otux to F. Donald Fairclotb, Cassel­ berry, $10,000. Sharpe Bldg. Carp, to Carl Morehesd, Academy Manor, $8,700. Sharpe llldg. Corp. to Leroy Tucker, « u u . Academy Manor, $11,-100. FUA In Charles Shaw, otux, N. Orlando, $0,000. Adelaida lludnall, etux to Klugawood Bldrs. Bel-Isle, $11,000. Harold Logan, etux, to Alva Gruce, etux, Longdale, $10,30«). Park Royal Homes, Inc. to Ksimcth Burke, rtux, C C. lights, $ 10,800. Knox<Florida Development Corp. to Frank Dixon, otux, Harmony Homes, $0,800. Knox-FIorida to Lemuel Stallworth, etux, Lincoln lights, $11,350. Knox* Florida Dsvslopmsnt to Eugene Uonieiro, otux, Lin­ coln lights., $0,000, Adreln Harrell to L. Eu­ gene Cotton, etux, Lake of the Woods, $00,000. Lark Daughtry, otux to Georgo Martin, otux, Oakland HUD, $8,000. Florida Fernuncs<|Uo, Inc., to James L. Peyton, otux, N. Chuluuta, $0,000. Gtvrge Cole, etux to Hubert Pevtilei, atux, Dcs Pillar, $10,COO Mid-Florida Golf Courso, Inc. to Jerry Lackland, etux, Falrlana E ststts, $10,000. Tiicju is nu law te the elfect that the president of tbo United Stale* must taka tha oath of otflca in Washington. Ip p Sliced Baton 8-ut. Pink Lemonade . 6 With Haas, Mestea’s trassa Blackeye Peas . . . taut Duncan Hinas All lajur Cuka 10-a». h i- Cake Mixes. . . . D«trite Id Quick Fratta 2-Ik. Fordhook Limas .. to* Raa»aa Bvaad Quick Itasca Pizzarettes............ 4.Pkhana.a Quick Ff««f- -a*. Fish S te a k s........3 '&*k*sfluids. Nat Rsuad 18-as. Breaded Shrimp .. h i- Traasura Ida Davslaad and tO-uc. Peeled Shrimp . . . h i- Swift’s Premium B*n«l*fs r*g. S I p k o i. l a D aisies......... 69c Rtsltmsa Rruad Rccenilrlultd Lemon Juice 12-as. h i- 3 * a a 2t4«* 49F * FDF Canard Ckaica Tomatoes ............ 6 Sarasota Brand T*ety Chuck Corned Beef. • lb. 69c *1. Lykst Tatty CssimJ Copeland's Delicious Vienna Sausage . Whir* at Cslortd Kleenex Tissue .. W ieners • • 6 <7.. ’ 1. .5 *1. 12-oi. • • pkg. 35c To mow's Tatty Frash Sliced Bologna • lWVkT. V M f O O J/)l Oroon Stam ps a h Ait u > n > ate r a d o a *■59c 1 2 -o b. • • Pk* 39c te . 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Tauter TaMsw FtwMa Swaat Jti Oraan Stam ps 1-lb. pkg. 89* 4l 46‘° * * f l O < • LV IttlSSfifiS H S ^ Ook Hill Brand HfllveS Sard,ne* ............................2 9 STOWfiri SPMACN SOlimi !2-o»a pkf. 49c (P a n . Sat Jute Jw 23. IMl) W Dellcioua ■ % V l I K PeOCheS • t e * oa-Pe*b*d Saask-tauu Q shl Oraan Stam ps aid Alt saisas ate sunken •k W 69 * I ^ Dressing....................% Z. 33 d jw t..* m.$i*$ Par HUMAN 0J . UKU LUNCN MIATI IS.I..W. *l„« wet). * aliictaS O m 0 ^ 0 Wi.kk.na FU.ttlul Italiaa iO W r a a a W " Sociables.................. 37 * LUSTRI-CREMI SPRAY SIT (E X T R A _ m v S m fM u*A Ait ttuaM ate tunhutt tel # a r, " s e r v in g SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY, B a d Tatty Marite-Graura Oraan Stam ps SWIFT'S PREMIUM SKINLESS •RIAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE t 2-oa. 49e Oialna 1*1 Jun. U. IMS O ta mm m m w i l l S '. Ej V * | 1 | i n i | V FERN eggplant - 10* k rUDUA/I p lu m s . ^ 19‘ mssssdM Naw Riyaaiagt turmata ■ V m on* d I PARK, HIGHWAY road u* LONGWOOD, tT-92 ™ and ST A T I *n“ STATE ♦JJ �Cuba Invasion By Commandoes Reported The Herald publUhed a »tory the other day about a meeting of the Goldsboro Ca­ det Squadron of tne Civil Air Patrol: Lt. William Taylor, commanding. Lt. Taylor reporta the result of that little atory was five new cadeta, including two 'glrla. l.t. CoL Richard C. Lockman, of Or­ lando APB, representing CAP hq at Kllington AFO, Texaa, presented a ihartcr to tha Goldaboro aquadron. • • • ACL has placed an order for 200 Riant-sized hopper cara for transporting woodchips. • • • North Orlando haa a big puzzle. (Rut an cld time lock expert like we are, knowa tha answer.) The present village council, when It took over, replaced the lock on the village gasolinestorage tank. Think­ ing to keep out nilpredeces­ sors. Hah! Old keys work, too, in the nrw lock! (Council members, if you must know: All locks run In a series. No. 1 key will open all No. I locks in a series. No. 2 keys will open ull No. 2 locks, etc.) • s t Capt. Jeannette SI. Gray, ANC, will be on hand be­ tween 12:31) and 1:30 p.m. July I at the Sanford Nation­ al Guard Armory to acquaint qualified applicants about du­ ties In the Army Nurse Corps. Sgt. Frank Crowley, Army recruiter, is on hnrnl every Mondny between 9:30 n.tn. and 3:30 p.m. nt the armory for those interested in an Army career. • • • Construction engineer* re­ port that target date for area anti mall at Seminole Plaza is Aug. 1. Counters and inside furnishings already be­ ing installed In the drug and five ami dime stores. • • • Seminole County will coma in for another bid to fume with Altamonte Town Clerk Jim Palmer, who, for the sec­ ond time, has been named Muaician of the year by Kiwanis International. Jim will be leaving late next week for Atlantic City, N. J , to attend the annual convention where he will be hobnobbing with such notables as “Mias Amer­ ica" and Fred Waring. Jim plays the organ anil piano. • • • “The Good Lord didn't in­ tend for people to live up here but down there In Flor­ ida," writea Mrs. Willamette Ilofstead., of Dcerwood, Minn., to Jim Crowe. Mrs. Ilofstead spent most of last winter fishing out of Jim's camp. • • • Saw a smart man the oth­ er day. lie was wading waist deep in a lake, fishing, but as a safety precaution, he had an inner tube around his waist. There's always the pos­ sibility of stepping in a hole, and the tube could prevent a disaster. Even inner tubes aie not completely reliable of course, as they can become deflated, but they are belter than nothing, and they are easy to come by, usually free. • • ■ Many drowning* are a di­ rect result of false pride. Men, especially and in particular, young men and teenager*, dis­ dain wearing a safety belt. But the possibilities of fall­ ing and hitting the skiis or huving the wind knocked out are very real and very dan­ gerous. Pride won't save you then . . . wear that ski belt, “The life you save may be your own." • • • Ski-show watchers will pro­ test, “Pro* don't wear sufety belts." No, but look closely and you’ll see two other safe­ ty factors. One. they have learned how to full to avoid injury, and two, they always have a person in the towboat, who.r sole responsibili­ ty is to watch the skiier ev­ ery minute, and to know in­ stantly if he isin trouble. • • • The petunias which added so much to the downtown planters have about had their •lay, and are beginning to die out. How alxiut some fresh plants from another group T Marigolds, maybe, or zinnms? they don’t mind the heat so much. And they are relatively 4aeapeuaive. ©It? j5>anfnrft ifm tlh VOL. 53 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with afternoon showers; high, 90-96; low in 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS.. JUNE 20,1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 738 Examination of a raccoon killed at a residence in the Paola area revealed that the animal was infected with rablei. Sanitarian Val Robbins reported today. “ Rabie* is known to be present In wild animals in Central Florida, especially raccoon* and skunks and every precaution should be taken to avoid contact with these animals," R o b b i n a warned. •'During this time of year all domestic peta should be observed closely and a veter­ inarian consulted If the ani­ mal appears sick or acts strange as the symptom* of rabies may not be recognized by the average person," he added. Hr urged that all pets be innoculatrd against rabies “ as this is the only way to pre­ vent the rapid sprrad of the disease when It is present in an area." “ Hikers, picnickers a n d swimmers should especially be warned that animal partic­ ularly wild ones may be rabid," Robbins said. Canal Start Possible In '64 - - Bryant WASHINGTON (UPI) - canal were currently in such Gov. Farris Bryant of Flor­ shape that t l million in con­ ida said today plans for the struction could be started in proposed cross Florida barge 1964. Bryant asked a Congress­ ional Public Works subcom­ mittee to appropriate the necessary money to get the K N O X V I L L K. Trim. program startl'd. The propos­ ( I P D — The University of ed cross state barge canal, Tennessee f i r e d fonlbsll stretching from the Gu!f of coach Bowden Wyatt today Mexico near Yankeciown to and shook up it* athletic de­ the St. John River and out to partment In effort* to re­ the Atlantic Ocean, has been gain the golden year* of a prime project of the Bryant Tennessee football power. administration. The last congress provided preconstruction planning fund for (he project, estimated to W W A . . . cost about 5115 3 million. Ilryant and other state offi­ cials flew here Immediately after the close of the 19G3 Legislature to push for the Smathers Bill v canal and other rivers, har­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — bors and flood control pro­ Sen. George A. Smathers, (I)- jects. Fla.), Wednesday introduced Bryant said although the legislation to allow federal canal was desired in the tax reduction* (or political shortest possible time, it was contribution*. not the intent of the state to request its construction as Replacements a “ crash program." He said WASHINGTON (UPI) — U. the most economical method S. oflirinlt said today llu t of construction would be to Cuban armed forces appear dig the barge facility over to have begun replacing So­ a seven year period. viet combat iro'VJ in #*• Tlw governor's present# rampmrnt* in Cuba. lion indieated tlw first >1 million in construction money Hoover Better would lie used for a lock at NEW YORK (UPI) — the St. Johns River. Former President Herbert Bryant said the ranal was Hoover, waging a gallant an essential element of the struggle against serious ill­ state's industrial development ness is making an “ almost program, plus giving, the miraculous'' improvements, a state a good selling point to spokesman said Wednesday. lure In industry. “This econ­ omical transportation system Grievances Heard would provide a single inter­ ST AUGUSTINE (UPI) — connected industrial complex The City Commission held an to better serve our nation," Informal meeting today to Bryant said. give Negroes a chance to air The governor askcsl the sub­ charges about racial discri­ committee for $5.2 million mination in this historic old w-sirth of construction in liie coming year, including the city. canal, an increase of $.1 mil­ lion for central and south No Block Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) — Florida flood control projects, High administration sources addition 5100.ooo for the in­ today discounted speculation land waterway along the that the threatened civil West Coast of the state, 5121,• rights licup in Congress might ooo for improvement of Pen­ block action this year on a sacola Harbor, and 5loo,UiO to start alterations in the tax cut. harbor at Palm Beach. Other money was request­ Nikita Accepts OSLO, Norway (UPI) — So­ ed for studies of proposed viet Premier Nikita Khrush­ projects. Including 5230.000 for chev has accepted invitations preconstruction planning of to visit Norway, Sweden and the four rivers basin flood Denmark next spring, the control project in 15 coun­ Norwegian government an ties centered around the Tampa area. Itryant said pro­ nounced Wednesday. perty owners in the basin area were providing tax funds to To California MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — m itrh federal monies. Private detectives, h i r e d when Margott Perez Jimenez and her high school steady No Pope Yet apparently eloped Tuesday VATICAN CITY (UPI) night, believe the U»vers are Vatican radio said cardinals headed for southern Califor- failed to elect a Pope today in their set on*I session. Rabies Landings Caution Urged Announced Bulletin Youth Drowns In St. Johns A 16-year-old Negro youth drowned in the St. Johns River Wednesday afternoon while wading along the shore hunting for mussels to use for fishing bait, the Sheriffs Department reported today. Clifford Howell had gone out in a hoat from Crowe’s ( Dll. CIIARI.ES AV. MKKIIIKR (right) leaves u Heavy Attack Squadron Camp with two other youths, Five (VAIl-fl) A .‘lit Skywarrior attack Ixinitier after completing his last John Cash. 15, and Dennis tlight us Chief Stnff Officer of Heavy Attack Wing One. Plying with him laiwson, 16. The other two was Lt. Marlund Kibble (left) Wnig supply officer, who was making hi* boya wera wasting .'ben first flight jn Die A-3R. Qlr. Meshier was relieved today by Cdr. Ueorge W. Howell stepped Into deep wa­ r is henned fur duty on the Joint-Stuff of the CommanderKimmons. AJennie le ter and began to struggle for ill-chief, Europe, in Paris, France. (Navy Photo) air. The other two boys said 1they attempted to help him I but were not good swimmers. | ami when his struggles began to pull them under, too, got away from him and ran to the nearby home of Henry Russell for help. Russell returned with them At firei glance, some of of giving in to moli rule and in the boat and began search­ w a r h in g t c h T T u p d — ing for Howell. Deputy Gallo­ l*r*-i-i«J' ut Kennedy's tough die pcopiMuls be sent the pledged to fight bis program way said that they were new civil right* program House and Senate Wednesday with every means at their dis­ bringing the body in to shore touched off in Cougros today appeared likely to be passed posal. as he arrives! after receiving what promised to lie ono of idler only perfunctory polishSoutherners were so angry a call from Mrs. Russell. tha tiitterrst legislative nut- ie.-r. Other*. Including some they threatened not only a Coroner Vernon Alice was ii the key Items, looked us ties in divades. filibuster but use of their called to the scene and pro Not even the staunchest if they would be chewed to long-held committer chairman­ nounced the youth dead (rum barkers uf tha I'rrsidcnt's pieces. ship* to bottle up the rest jf accidental drowning. As Congress dug in for the many-pronged uppruarh to the Howell was the son of Mrs. Kennedy's legislative proboiling race crisis believed legislative battle, the White gram. Inez Freeman and lived on Congtess would buy it any- House annuutieed that the Geneva Avenue. He is alssi President had invited 30 Ne­ whore near intact. survived by a sister, Jean­ gro and white “civil rights ette Freeman. Wilson-Echclleaders’* to meet with him be'ger Mortuary is in charge Saturday. AAA Protests of arrangement* for the fun­ In Congress the initial re­ eral. Tax Proposals action to the President's pro­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — posals was predictably strung. The American Automobile Southerners and some conser­ DENVER (UPI) - AH flit) It’s Catching Association (AAA) Wednes­ vatives accused the President Republican state chairmen PETERBOROUGH. Eng­ day protested action by the were to gather in Denver to­ land (UPI) — Scamp, a pet House Ways A Means Com­ day for three day* of meet­ rabbit, was taken tiy its own­ mittee which would eliminate C i t r u s G r o w e rs ings to end with selection of er to an animat home WedS-'.tjs) million in tax deduca site for the Bail GOP na­ m-'d.iy for psychiatric treat­ lions available to U. S. mo­ M e e t F r id a y tional convention. ment because it imitates Olil.ANDO (UPI) - - T h e torists. The weekend activity will ducks in a nearby pond and The AAA attacked the com­ FI jrida Independent Citrus include closed workshop ses­ nearly drowns trying to swim. mittee action to end deduc­ Grower a A ss ih iatiun w i l l hold sions at (lie Hilton Hotel here tions for state and local tt't emergency m e e t i n g here for the state chairmen, and gasoline taxes, automobile Friday t o d i v e u s s c r e d i t r e - meetings of the national com­ Justified tag* and licenses. Hermit q t S r r r u e n t * n e e d e d t o r e h a - mittee at the Rrown Palace SHEFFIELD. England llykken. director of the AAA hiltute frost-damaged citrus Hole! Friday and Saturday. (I P I i— A local court ruled highways and legal depart­ grave#. The chairmen and national Thursday that Jam es llingIh-nernl Malinger Al U hit* committee will get together ley, .Vi. was justified in apply­ ment. said the committee )r«* tail! Ihr meeting will U* to decide the site, which has ing a sledge hammer In a “singled out the nation's mo­ ' rm torists as the target for j h*Hd a t t h e Chamber o f Com* been narrowed to a field of car which drove through his harsh and unjustified add! mi rre building here al 2:30 seven cities by a section farmyard rarly one morning, Initial lates." 1pi • committee. apparently killing four lambs. Bitter Battle Seen In Congress Over Kennedy's Civil Rights Bill GOP Chairmen Meet In Denver By Council MIAMI (LTI)—Comnmmloe* of the Cuban Her* olutionury Council have landed "at various points" in Cubu to carry out "an effective war” ntfuinst the Castro roKimp, the council announced here today. The announcement did not say henv many men landed. The date of their landing also was not sped* fied. ★ ★ ★ Rut the council said: ‘T he first reports re* ceived by radio from our forces stute that the landintfs were carried out Arms Seized; Five Arrested In Miami Raid MIAMI (UPI) _ Federal agents arrested five men last night ami scired several can­ nons, submachine gun- anil a large amount of ammunition. Supervising agent Joseph Fortier of the U. S. Customs Office here said four of the men were members of the Intercontinental Penetration Force (INTERPEN), a group of adventurers that have been holding commando exercises in South Florida. The nten were turned over to alcohol and tobacco tax agent* for prosecution under the National Firearms Acl, which prohibits possession and transportation of auto­ matic weapons without a li­ cense. Agent* seized a 20 mm can­ non, a 13 mm cannon, a 57 mm rccoiles* rills* and iwo submachine guns. Fortier said agents had learned that weapons were tiring kept in a house ami that members of INTER PEN were going to "hijack" them. He said th»r moved in after the men went into the house ami loaded the weapons in a station wagon. More ZIP Code Numbers Listed Here are the new ZIP Code numbers for postoffices in the area, supplementing the Sanford and l.ake Mary num­ bers which w“r ; published Wednesday. These numbers will go Into effect July 1st and should lie printed after the name of the city and state on all corres­ pondence, Postal officials have advisrd. The new numbered eodes are expected to save up to 24 hours on delivery time, be­ cause of the ease and faci­ lity of handling mail distri­ bution. Area number* arc as fol­ lows: Fern Park— 32730 Casselberry— 327U7 l ongs miiI— 32730 Altamonte Springs— 32701 Oviedo— 32765 Chuluola— 327C6 Geneva— 32732 l.ake .Monroe— 32717 DcHary— 32713 Osteen— 32761 without difficulty and had tho cooperation of all people la the area." (In Washington, State De* partment officials said they were ’dubious" that any- 1m* portant military operation had taken place. But an imme* diate Investigation Into tho council'i announcement was ordered by the department.) The expeditionary fores came from “a point in tbs Caribbean," am! not from U.S. territory, council sources said. There was no Indication where the landing was made. Premier Fidel Castro, in s speech Tuesday, said that 14 counter • revolutionary bands have been smashed in recent weeks in Atatanzas Province. There was no i n d i c a t i o n whether these alleged bands were affiliated with the Ml* ami Revolutionary Council. The council announcement added: “These commandoes a r t adequately armed. They havs penetrated Cuban territory. Tomorrow, at 1 p. m. ( EST), the military command of this force will make a broadcast on the 40-meter band on 7011 kilocycles reporting to Cuban exiles. “The council announced that the war of liberation has begun and that its forces aro prepared to carry the fight to the enemy." T h o announcement w a s termed "war communique No. 1." It was signed by Jo*o Fernandez lladue, council member and commissioner of the information department. The president of the court* cil, Antonio Alacro, could not lx* reached immediately. But informed sources said the landings were carried out from a boat before daws today. They said the basic ob* jeetive of the of the debarka* tion was to "reinforce" rebcli in Cuba. "A large quantity of arms wa* put ashore and u n y of l lie men are expert* in guer* rilla warfare," ono aourcs said. The expeditionary tores came from "a point In ths Caribbean," the source added. The present council is not hacked by the United States which cut off all funds to ths organization after Its presW dent, Jose Mini Cardona, nw signed last April with a vio* lent attack on the Kennedy administration. About half of the 16 council members resigned with Aliro, TIRE S A L E ! - - - A n d Whose O x Was G ored? Congress To Probe T V Editorializing DAN iUTZIE. installed only Monday evening u* commander of Cainpbell-l«oaaintf Post of the American Legion, is pictured with his nttructive wife as they enjoyed the Sportsmen** Club steakout Wednesday evening at the E lk s Club. (Herald Phpto) WASHINGTON (UPI) 'Die Federal Cotnmumca Congressional feeling agaitst turn* Committee (FCC) in radio and television editorial­ recent year* has been enrour izing broke inlo the open to aging stations to editorialize day with announcement of on the ground that it could an investigation of the prac elevate the quality of pro lice starting July 15 gram ming. The hearings, to be runBut apparently many poll ducted by a House autumn ticlans—especially those In inittee, are expected to last 'office — are upset at what for about a week. tiny leel is au abuse of Uie Politicians and broadcasters privilege. wi!i testify. Government of­ During debate in the House ficial l probably will be call­ Wednesday on a related mated too. .ter, several num bers do-; nounced broadcast editorial­ izing. The criticism was in­ tense at times. Rep. John Bennett, (It .Mich.), said "there arc broad­ caster who criticize one par­ ty and defend another, who rriticize one candidate and defend another, all under the guise of editorializing." Rep. Harley Staggers, (DW. Va ), spoke of the “un­ fair tactics" of broadcasters, who b« said allowed attacks on an office holder but did not allow him free time to reply. During the debate Com­ merce Committee Chairman Orcn Harris (I) Ark ), said one of his subcommittees wouki start hearings on the subject July 13. Rep. Waller Rogers, (DTea.), chairman of Lite sub­ committee, said he has re­ ceived at least 20 complaint* (mm congressmen of both panyti. FREE! Pick I p & Delivery • EASY TERMS FA 2-065t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 19, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 19, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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S B I ' L£snS . P a s t 10 — June 28, *68 P -f n 3 5fa M t< M It u i« u Ci It t4 Cl £ bl •I II dt »» M III «l C? M II It II II LIFE UNDERWRITERS of Seminole County Installed officers ut their monthly meeting at the Capri Restaurant. From the left: Fred llarriss, third vice president; Leland Rudd, installing officer. Clifford Johnson, presidentf Don Tabor, first vice president, and Gordon Meyer, second vice president (Herald Photo) P C II V c fl M ijll tl w fl c II L P N 0 P » U b II ei h *■ a ii ii l« ll (i p c 3 I w fl II ll 1. d M ft PM I) If II t'l h d< I? It ll ll 11 II P a DeBary Choir Enjoys Picnic By Mrs. M am Mailer Members of the Choir of the DeDiry Community Mothodltt Church held a picnic at New Smyrna Beach on Satur­ day. During the day the group enjoyed awimming, playing games and a picnic lunch on the beach. Legal Notice Presbyterians Attend Convention Among those from the Cen­ tral Florida area who are at­ tending the Pre.sytcrlan Mcn’a Convention being held in Dallaa, Tex., thia week arc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Garrett and children, Otto and I.a lira Jo, of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeYoung of in t h u f i n e r r r r o t h t o r Moth families arc charter n i r s ix t h i m i m i . t i n . c v r r n r a sh r u n mkmi. members of the Presbyterian so l b c o r atv , n .o n in .v , Church of the Covenant of r H A s e n a v a n . iim n U N I T r n M O n TO A O K R HE R- Sanford. They will Join some 10,000 other Presbyterians vici.no corn*. r t 4 l n l l f f . from all over the southeast K O I IE H T T . ooatxw. a t l l , to hear internationally known ( • • f o n d a n t . . speakers from this country x a m m n r «iu t i t and from Mrltain. WORTUAOH r n H K C l . O i r i t E V o i R n h a r t T. G ordon Young people of the church R K M IlK H T i Unknown S A D T i l l All p a r llo * r l i l m l n * recently returning from the l a t a r a a t i by, lli m u K h . u n - Presbyterian Youth Confer­ d i r o r a g a i n s t t h a af ura * ence at laike I’lucid were • a id parao n T o U A R E h . f . t i j r n o t l f l r d Karen I’fitrer, Dan Wlreman t h a t A C o m p l a i n t t o fo rai-lo.a and Sue Makin. m cartaln m o rtp a g a anrum *».r)n(r t h a fo llo w ln ir d aarrltiad r e a l proparty. to .w it: Lot tf . OAKLAND H I M * , arrordlnc to tha p lat tharaof a a r o u o rd a d In P l a t H ook U . I ' . . II, P u b l i c Itrc .ir ili o f Hainln o l a C o u n ty , F l o r i d a b f t l b aan flla d a g a l n a t y o u In t h a a b o v a . a t y l a d a u l t , a n d yoii a r a raq tilr.d t» aarva a ropy of your An»»ar nr o llia r P laad ln w t o Ilia C o m p l a i n t nil P U In tltf'a a ttn rn a y , A N M 'ltBON. n t J S I I. OMAN. I / U V N . 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Legal Notice 8 KHI. 1 0 M ] r n i w T V D IM M . nn iR lJiv K IV !N«llrr nf llrnrlnft Nolle* I* h e r e b y g iv en , tii.it • f t * r ron*li 1 «rt«tl()n, t h e Hemlnolo C o u n t y /.on I n r ( ‘o m m l i * s|i»n will It ' l l m puldi* hi *.1 r • i n r to ' U U r m l n * th e f e a s i b i l i t y of f r o n t m e n ill riff t o t h e Iti.s n l of C o u n t y ( ’o m m l i f l o t i e r a th.i t th * full* • w I ti it d e u r r l h e d p r o perty p r ^ B c n tly so n e d A-1 A t f rl r u l t u re bn l o n a t t It* IA Minute K n m lly R e» M * n tl* t: leils 1«. 3*». 40, 13, 44. 47. 48. n. mill s i . M M Hmttit's* 2 nd Ntih'lIvlulori K u r l l u r *l*wrrlbe«l ti* g e n e r a l l y lo* ifr.i U n i t of L in c o ln lU l a t h t a Hull. «llvlnton • ti*1 N o r t h o f H a v e n mt f o r k of IsfH'h \ r h o r . I'lihllr hnnrlllM Wilt lie h eld In th e M*minute C o u n t y fMiirl House, C o u n t y ( ?<»iuiiil««lon*r • Itoom, t U n f o ril i • I• W e d n e s d a y , J u l y 10, I9*S at 7:30 |*. M. or iti kmhi there* a f t e r an p o i t l b l r . C o u n ty Z o n in g Co iim ii I nelon lly R o lir r t H J ln tw it N v m ln o U C o u n ty / .o n In * P lr«rtnr filial: gall J uua IMS. S3 A July c n j- m C D JIJ. I, MOSCOW (U P ll-P rem ier Nikita S Khrushchev Is going to East Merlin on Sunday to try to offset whatever encour­ agement West Berlin derives f r o m President Kennedy's visit Wednesday, foreign ob­ servers said today. The official Soviet Agency Tasa look both Russian* and foreigner* here by surprise early thia morning with it* announcement o f Khrush­ chev's weekend trip. Foreign observers said the hurriedly scheduled visit was intended in part to aid East Germany's Communist bos* Wallrr Utbright, who has been waiting tor years for the Kremlin lo make good on promises to end Western oc cupation in Merlin and to sign a peace treaty with Ked-held East Germany. T h e Tass announcement said Khrushchev officially is going to East Merlin to ob­ serve Ulbrighl's 70th birth­ day. Khrushchev’s presence undoubtedly will be a wel come birthday present for Ulbrlght. Observers said that what Khrushchev has to say in East Merlin will depend chief ly on Kennedy's action in West Merlin. B u s in e s s ^ ). Briefs Longwood. Court Ruling Gives U. $. New Legal Weapon Nikita To Visit East Berlin To Offset Kennedy Roliert S. Alxlell has been named manager of the Pub­ lic Uian office, 3ut East First Street, according to L. II. Cooper, vice president and executive supervisor of the ISouthern Division of Ameri­ can Investment Company. Public la>an is a subsidiary of American Investment. Alxlell, a native of Norfolk, Va., was graduated from the Norfolk public schools, lie lx-* gun his career with AtC in Dcreml>cr of I'JJA at an of­ fice in Jacksonville. At the time of hi* promotion to S I I E R R I S IM N E I.I.I, manager, he was employed as (ImiKiitur of Mr. unti a senior assistant manager Mrs. I). A. Spinclli, of in Jacksonville office. Alxlell lio Ijiku Minniu Drive, his wife. Mae, and their Saaforil. will ho H|k*n- children live ut 2U1 Sum­ Horeil l>y the I,tike Mary merlin. Fire Department in the Alxlell said tile Sanford of­ Mi.*s Flame of Semin­ fice is part of a nationwide ole County Content to chain of consumer finance ofl>e lii-M in l.oiiKwootl on flees. ''Last year," he said, July -I. Sherri, wins "our offices served more than Htamls r. feet. -1 inehea one million fumilies across ami meuHtircH lM-'21l-.'Ui, the nation." liken piano, daneinK ami "In Florida we make con­ rookiliR. sumer loans in amounts up (Ilertilil P h o to ) to $<'iOOto individuals and fam­ ilies for any worthwhile pur­ pose," he explained. P I A Y E R It I N N E l l - U P Through its subsidiaries, NEW YORK (N E A )- Gary American Investment operates Player finished second in six more than 700 consumer (in. , mice offices in 4! states unproles,tonal Roll tournaments k lma|1 loan alld ilm . this year. | liar lew*. H IM . H E .M P H IM . Bill Hemphill Heads Sanford Rotary Club >2 c. fa at la II Dixie Demos Now Respect GQP ATLANTA fUPI) — T h e| The Democrat* can no long-' tie trouble placing th.-.-j sm two-party temperature i s .c r lay claim* to delivering stora from Atlanta rr.I Siv-nsoaring in the South. Dixie sewed up in a bag. The nab in the General Aaicmjo*, For the first time in m o re ' issue, the booming busi-1 What role decs the Negro years than Democrats like to i ness climate, the death of play in this political turbuRICHMOND, Va. (U P h —A think about, the party ot the "one-crop" agriculture. ■lcace? federal judge .Monday pre- Abraham Lincoln is making i reappointment — all have heat conzensu* is that sentrd tile Justice Depart- serious inroads into o n ce, made the changes inevitab c. no man knows exactly which j The GOP still has a long way the Negro vote will swing ment with a new legal wea­ solidly Democratic Dixie The result? As never before j w»>‘ ,he South—cape- next year. pon for ita fight to force Democrats In Dixie are movcially in local-level campaigns Democrats In some South* school desegregation in fed­ ing fast lo repair political —1hut for the first time since ern states are moving to nail erally-impacted areas. District Judge John N. fences that have gone un- Reconstruction the ntao’iincrj down this vote, Georgians picked up their Mutrner ruled the U. S. gov­ mended since Reconstruction: '* •*'-ng oiled and the men |doing I* *re eager, young newspapers recently to learn ernment has the right to days, 100 years ago. For decades theDemo-' an<* *mbitious. In the S^uth (hat two Negroes—one 31 and bring desegregation suits in Prince George County be cratic party south of the Ma- \!* ^ no *0D?cr ,* social draw- |j,c 0>j,cr 77—had been named cause the county accepted 1 son-Dixon line has been com- [,ac’c* n,ir ** t a , to the Democratic stale cvcfederal funds to oflset the placent. Election* have I the Republican par- cutive committee. In Tennessee, Gov. Frank cost of educating dependents automatic. Now the danger I *J ' Clement appointed Negroes to . . of personnel stationed at Ft flag is op. This is how one veteran I ,0 la5t M e m b e r * congres. the Pardons and Parole Hoard Lee. ...v counv„„„- Democratic police In North ,io" al election, the party an() , ht. j|oar<| Education, Mutmer held that the ty's acceptance of the m o n e y Carolina described the Re- (ptcketl up five new congress ) The Democrats have launcb. * r * . . . m o n isnil .(IP iincumbents n m iin lv s n la . . . . men and (GOP ed a nationwide drive to formed a contract containing publican take-over in his area were swept back into office. register millions of Negro a clause (hat said there was and the sweeping changes en In what used to be known to t>c no discrimination gendered by a new and dyn­ as the Confederacy, the GOP against Negro schoolchildren amic Republican task force: doubled its vote over the I95S "A native of Michigan, this from the post. midterm election. Need Tool?s He said the county school man was trained In Iowa, had in Alabama, a political un­ For A Job? lived in our county only two board gave assurance in the known sprang out of tlx? busi­ Snve Moneyronlract that children living years, was a good engineer, ness world and came so close at Ft. Lee would he given is a Roman Catholic in a Pro­ to defeating veteran Demo­ Now You school facilities "as they sre testant community. He la now [ crat Sen. Lister Hill who won our sheriff." ('an available to other children" Sen. Olin D. Johnston, (D- by 7.W0 votes that the GOP in the county under state law. Rent called for a recount. The ruling legally affects S.C.), put it a little more Mississippi and Alabama » Them — sucrintly to a group of Miss on Virginia's Eastern Dissent Ihcir first Republican Antcro'an Rent-All trict. but it is ex peeled lj,ippi Johnsto" urmarWrj^N in J(X) y f a f f emerged In - Sanford give the Justice Department the state legislature. In Geor­ S. Ilian atha Avr. legal teeth to battle school bowed after a fight for office gia tiic Republicans had litwith a Republican political segregation in other federal­ newcomer. ly-impacted areas In the na­ "Playing with Republicans tion. is like playing with rattle­ snakes." Johnston warned. Mill Hemphill was installed as new president of Sanford Rotary Club Monday, with past district governor Morton McDonald, of DcLand, serv­ ing as installating officer. .. Retiring president <n Wiggins was out-of-town fur the day and former presi­ dent Tom McDonald intro­ duced his father F. D. Scott was installed as vice president with Ro­ bert nesverer as sergeant-atarms. Dr. R. W. Ruprccht con­ tinue* in the Job as secretary with Ron Dycus as assistant and Wait Haynes retains the post of club treasurer. A recorded message from the new Rotary International president, Carl P. Miller, was played for the club by Hemp­ hill, announcing a new pro­ gram of pairing of the it.uoQ. rluhs around the world from | 39 countries in an effort to promote brotherhood and in­ ternational understanding. | Hemphill reported that the Sanford club’s new project for the year will lx? the lurnishing of the pediatric ward at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. The hoard of directors in­ cludes M. I., Rahorn, lien Wiggins, H. I,. Perkins, Jack Molt, Scott Murns, George Touhy, Howard Hodges, Measerer and F. D. Scott. Group chairmen include Touhy, service chairman; Itaborn, community .service; Molt, international service, and Perkins, vocational ser­ vice. DeBary AARP Has Picnic n s n STORY WASHINGTON (XEA) — A total of I9.-tU3.4ti5 persons pur­ chased one or more fishing licenses in the United States during 1902. b ig JANE HOLTON is j i U tending GiiTtt State in Tallahassee this week as representative of the Herbert I), (iilib Amer­ ican I.e/ion Host of Dellary. Jane is a stu ­ dent at Del.attd High School. (Cox Photo) The Esther Circle of the COSTI.Y TOSSING Casselberry Community MetliBOSTON (U P ll — T» re ­ ixlivt Church WSCS will meet place windows in passenger Wednesday at t p. m. at the cars shattered hy stone-toss­ home of Mrs. Lytle Swope, ing boys costs the New Hav­ 330 S. Triplet Dr. in Cassel­ en railroad around )150,tx*> i yearly. berry. OF COLD HARDY MODERN and Sofa Hfd* from Sectionals from It w a *188 Living Hoorn* from at EASY TERMS ^ Open Fri. Nites SHRUBBERY ALL SIZES KEASONAHLE Urnpeville Nursery 2221 GrapeviHe Ave. F \ 2 -Oxxii "Heoll* Dealer’’ MATHER of Sanford Sanford** Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. F A 2-0983 * 0 * la 1) PERIOD FIRST 1 lONESHOP BUllDinG SilPPW V) 0 f LARUE SELECTION l t By Mrs. Adam Muller Tlx? DeBary Chapter of the American Association of Re­ tired Persons held its an­ nual picnic last Friday at Rock Springs. Some of the group attend­ ing enjoyed games or dart throwing before dinner while tothers went swimming or took walks In the wood*. All report an enjoyable day. Circle To Meet ii •i . •! r fu Ci la l.i 14 N 14 E X TE R IO R o D t ® ^ \ * Complete Line of Exterior Paints, Varnishes, Prim,*Trr ^ ers, Itrushes and Ollier l*aint Supplies. « Siding • Roofinp: • Pre-Ruilt Roof Trusses • Complete Line of Ruilders Hardware. PI ol IJ in Ih ra hi d< Cl Itl lb la It (Jardeninj? Supplies It If voti haven'I visited Pi Cl ii *i ui p. Cl ■ Pi 0. •» K C. 1 our paint and wallpaper vL Mil • • • • dept. — do so now! W allpaper and Supplies Wall Paneling • Ceiling Tile Counter Tops • Interior Doors Screen Canards • Hardware • Plumbing Supplies HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Equipment lie *ure to v isit (hi* new d e p t,. • Fertilizer • Insecticides • Carden Hose • Sprinklers 9 Lawn Mowers • Clippers O Hoes • Rakes • Shovels MANY MORE ITEMS! CAT0R LUMBER & HARDW ARE 71)0 FRENCH AVE. / j wl •i and PH. FA 2-7121 > llAM HLEU-w orliFs best-selling G-cvliinler station xvagons. Anil now there are liraiid-new V-Hs! , , ,, iy8-h|» Classic V-a. Iloomy Haitilders lli.it leave other station wagons lar U liind: "Car of the Year "at)ling ■ lijllle-free comfort of new Ailvanced Unit Construction n Roof-Top Travel Rail ■ Double-Safety HrAcs are xelf-adju??ting n Compartment for valuables under cargo Hour ■ \\ onderfnll) «•*oiiomieal H.imliler \meriian wjguii-, loo n Join llie Frade Parade lo Itunilder (t o r Y-H. B IL L H E M P H ILL M O TO R S, Inc. 301 W. First St., Sanford, Florida ■< 11 �JFK Peers Across W all To Ringing Cheers Of W est Berlin S d \ S a n fo rb I Am Proud i f y m x i h To Be Here/ Crowd Told WEATHER: Scattered afternoon thundershow ers through Thursday: hik'h 88-93: low tnm'Kht in 70s. (UP!) — Presi- VOL. 53 WED.. JUNE 26, 1963 SANFORI). FLORIDA NO. 742 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 dent Kennedy and Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev l are coming closer to meeting Queried about being called this w-rek t h a n Ml any time RERUN (LTI) — President Kennedy j*eorrd before the federal grand jury since their chilling Vienna across the wall into the East liernmn stronghold of at Orlando. Mack Cleveland conference of June, 1961. communism today and told cheering West Rerlinern The two lenders are making J r. reported he could say that the "winds of change are blowing across the nothing for publication for Berlin trips within two day* Iron Curtain." two reasons: It is against the of «*ieh other. The President got his first close-up look a t the lawyers' code of ethics to reThe coincidence, if that’s T e a l any information about w-hnt It is, emphasized that Communist worltl when clients and their activities, and things have changed radically New fee schedule for auto date as determined by the he visited the ltrundenfurthermore any testimony in the two years since the mobile, truck and trailer li- last Legislature when it in­ burg Cate and Checkpoint before a federal, or stale Russian leader tricsl to fright- cense tags becomes effective Charlie on the Iierlin creased the fees from Arch grans! jury must by law be en the new President into Monday, John L Calloway, wall the Communist built Livingston, State Motor Ve­ kept in complete secrecy. fatal conclusion* on Berlin Seminole County tax collec­ two years ago to halt the • • • hicle commissioner. tor. reported this morning. and other critical issues. flow of refugees to the West. Checked up on that big Galloway said the new halfGalloway received official Khrushchev comes into East After ills sutler gaze at tho $160,000 land purchase in the Berlin Friday for reasons not notification v f the effective 1year rate for lioat trailers shadowy world of East Ber­ southeast end of the county jon pounds and under will be j lin, the President went on by Hugh McKean, president yet entirely elstir. WASHINGTON tU P It-T h e to tell wildly enthusiastic West $S.S0. up from the present $3 He ami Kennedy, two days of Rollins College, wondering Florida state director of Civil Berliners in a speech that ho annual fee. lie said citizens If it ha<l anything to do with apurt, will be getting vastly Defense urged u House Arm­ was proud to stand with i with trailers not yet tagged different views of the Berlin higher education. Rut seems ed Services Mihcominittee ran save by buying helore them on the ramparts of it's a personal investment. situation ns each peers across here today to pass a hill i July 1. freedom, declaring in Ger­ McKean purchased himself a the grim wall from his own which would provide for pub­ man: “ I am a Berliner." citrus grove, before taking o ff1 sido of the harrier which the lic lallout shelters to he in­ Under tlte new schedule, a on a European cruise. Seller Communists built to stem the ^I()|* Q M c t l f l i C S corporated in all building* heavy flow of refugees from The acclaim (rum a mil was C. R. Lowdermllk. MIAMI (C P It—Three new | halfyear "D ” tag for cars owned and operated by the • • • lion Berliners in his eighttheir zone. mcillly lind* were reported; 2,500 pounds and under will federal government. hour tour of this divided city The Soviet leader, facing a here Tuesday, hut all were I he $6.73, up from $3 50, Gal­ Postmaster “ Cracker” Don­ ‘•Fallout shelters arc need­ | 111) miles deep inside Cumaldson at Lake Mary reports hitter ideological argument in within an area in w licit loway said. For a tag with j ed , ,hy , thi* .nation . . . . . partlcu. munist territory was overhe is holding a set of car keys Moscow next week with the spraying has already begun. no letter prefix, 2.301 to 3.300larly In school* to protect the wheIml in iu iu ot>. pound vehicles, it will lie found at Crystal Lake Park in Communist Chinese, may he KIND LION JACK STEMPER. left, who led the Sanford Lions Club to win young. Attempts $10.50 up Iront $8. For a "W” lo P T ^ I v l o u s spontaneity and its drumming up support among Lake Mary. the name of the Top Club of District 35-0 this year, passes his gavel on to lor these shelter* on a state • • • tag. 3.501 to 1,300 pound*, it emotional impact. the satellites for his peaceful WASHINGTON ( L'l’lI—The incoming president George Hughes (right) at the celebration huiit|iiel and Ideal level have not met “This is the greatest re­ Every day we learn some­ coexistence policy as opposed Republic of Korea paid tri­ will t>c $11.23. up from $10.30 Tuesday. In the center is Past International Director James A. Sherrill of with aiieee**," Col. li. IV. ception the President has rething new. Tins morning the to Peking's militant stand. bute Tuesday to the 33,620 U. For a “ \\W " tag. more than Kaiuliovv Springs who conducted the ceremonies, held a t the Capri Tarktnglon of Jacksonville, ceived anywhere in tha Sheriffs office reported a Or he could feel that Ken­ S. servicemen killed during 4.300 pounds, it will tie $18, Restaurant. (Herald Plmto) told the committee in a pre­ up (Mm $13. world,” said White House minor accident at Highways nedy's mornlc-building visit to the Korean War. pared statement. Galloway stated 1901 tags Press Secretary Pierro Sal­ 43« and 600. We had to dig a West Berlin called for * simi­ 'T h ere i* concern that ed­ will L* sold a* usual between inger. while before we learned State lar trip to the Hast zone by ucational Hind* would tie di­ Highway 600 also Is If. S. the Russian leader to let the ASHLAND. Neb. I l l 'l l _ i Jan. I and Fell. 20 renewal verted lor tills purpo*c . . . Capped in ills speech at Highway 17-92, and real old Red-controlled sector know Flood water* receded on Nr Period hut will lie g.s.d lor 13 ! the federal government imi*l city hall, the reception began maps show it as State High­ th at he has riot been fright­ liraska farmland* today de 'month.*— until March nf 1963 step in and nil the breach.” the moment lie landed a t • • • Tegcl Airport and started a way 15. spite fresh downpour.* of up ened. 38 mile drive through tho lie said the 1964 increased * * * Whatever Khrusliclwv's rea­ i lo five inches. Three persons That new bridge on Tuska sons are for going to Berlin 1were dead. rale.* will he: For a trailer city's Western sectors. willa Road is about complete, jost after Kennedy, I' S. of­ 500 pound* and under. $.7 92, Sanford Lion* and th eir. ducted by Jam es A Sherrill, County Engineer Bill Hush re ficials are convinced the So­ up from $3; for a "D” lag, A crowd of almost a quart­ ladies, celebrating lhmr most past International Director ports, and will be opened to viet Uuder will lose more than er million per»on* jammed SAN FRANCISCO (I'l’D— $11 ol. up from $10 So, for a TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — traffic not later than Monday. I he gains from the trip. into the vast square before i The 1963 Young Republican no-letter prefix lag, $22.17. up •State Ally. Gen. Richard Er­ successful year vvilli tile title trom ItuinlMiw Springs. • • • file city hall to greet Kennedy Also inducted were the fol­ i National Convention, with all from $15 30: for a "W" lag. vin has been asked to investi­ of lop eluli in District 33 0, WASHINGTON (UP!) — Alexander Smith anil Bur­ I the appearance* ol a gigam $30 29. up from $.11.30. and a gate the possibility of the held their annual banquet. In lowing new officers first vice Tie government h.i» taken the with the greatest mass ova­ ton D. llaggs Jr., of It & S j dc! , tic GoUlwat* r-lor-l'rcsident "WXV” tag, $38 12. up (nun state getting 34 light planes staltalmn anil awards night at president, Howard ll.md; *re (in h u | threat- tion iu the history of this Manufacturing C o m p a n y ,} ' i rally , got down to business to- $2.3.50. Galloway said a "Q” that were vsned by the fed the Capri Restaurant, Tues­ oinl vice president. Bill Me-: rno,| naliunwidu strike July split city. have been granted a patent l.auehlin; third vice presi­ I by the Brotherhood of * >me I . '. —<or ear mice til*il .20 • at . \ • unit m March. day. ' 'V J1 on a new fertilizer distrib­ District Gov. Hugh Dun­ dent. Harold R o w l a n d ; I Sleeping f a r Porters. oars old—will *ell for a ■'."12. *l,an ^ ov*,Um A‘,olf utor. can expressed his pride in Ins secretary, II u g li Duncan, half year after Inly t at the Sandburg’ Sings Tlte rrated plane*, Piper The National Mediation ' lor ,h a d , ***" aU* ,0 ,1wh'!» • • • Morrison Board, actin under the B ail-,11!’ for himself with all tho TAMPA tU i'h I'net Carl same $5.50 ra'e, winch is Pawnee*, have Iwen stored home lown dull as he was treasurer, J a c k Tentative budget (or Sem­ awarded numerous titles by (who is also state treasurer); Sandburg spent an evening also the prevent annua! rate at Reddick ever since the way I-alnir Art, certified fo propaganda machine. inole County’s biggest ''busi­ There, he told the vast With l.ooo person* hero Tues­ For 1963, he la d . It will bo federal government seized l.iun dignitaries ol the state. lailtwister. Joe Baggerly; as­ President Kennedy that the ness." the schools, will be dis­ day mill eriptiv aleil then) with $8 63. Duncan was presented with sistant tailtwjster, George walkout would create an em ­ throng that "I am proud” to them and charged they were Twin girl*, armed with a cussed at a special meeting ol hit work Ins id In guitar lie al*o it-mi rule I dial the destined for Cuba. the Master Key Award a* a DcMallio. and l.mn lamer, ergency ami substantially in­ be hero. Twice Ik* used Ger­ the School Board at I p in. German .22 pistol and a knife, strumming and attempts at lavgUlature increased the f . S District Judge Dozier builder ot l.mn* Clubs by sir- Harold Brook* were taken into custody b> terru p t uilerslalo commerce. man sentences to underscore Thursday. Also bids will be Directors are Dr. Dick; singing talk songs mill for­ sale* tax on autos tram one that relations I •'<»• of hi* accomplishment of Devane ruled Kennedy now is expected to his empathy with the Ber­ opened for paint and petro­ Sanford police Tuesday but gotten lyrics. to two percent, effective July between* the United State* I bringing 12 new members In Dougherty, lien Wade, Cecil name a three-man emergency liners. wero released to juvenile leum products. "All free men, wherever I. and Cuba were such that the j •<* Ihe club, ilu also received Carlton and Jim Lee, authorities at Orlando, where | Isiard lo look into the dls• • • Retiring president l a c k they may live, are citizens of old Monarch Tag* are sold at the Court plane* were subject to con-1 the lu ) e a r they already were serving pule and recommend a setX new bank of elevators is 1 award I Stumper reported that 61 acs K o l I, 11 'PI i — Rescue IIoii'o from 9 a m. to 5 p fiseation 11lenient. This art. on would 1Wrlin aml ,1"•rof,,r,, a* a ,r'’° to be installed nest month in probationary sentenceJaek Slempcr. retiring pres I Rviliea of the club had been workers said today they have j n, Monday through Fridays Police Chief Hoy Williams When seized by treasury have the effect of postponing man I take price in tho tiie .Sanford Atlantic Bank recovered 62 bodies from a except on legal holidays. Gal- agent.*, the planes were be­ blent during the Lions' most started and completed, and the strike at least 60 days. words: ‘Ich bin etn Berlin* reported t h e twin* were building. or.' " brought to police headquar­ massive mud anil nick slidcDoway acts as agent for the ing crated fur shipment to successful year, turned the, the 77 percent increase in • • • near l'ii*jn. hut inhabitant* Motor Vehicle Commission in Cuba via Paraguay, the court gavel over to Incoming prrn-1 nacmtHTnhii*. the largest in Hate to report it Init dollar ters by T. W. EUea, 18. of of the area iu In 11!'1 * history of the club, wa ident George Hughes feared 25 uddiThen, he went on tho Free sale of the tag*. said. It said Cuba contract­ volume of hiiihling permits is­ Fern Park, who said he bail stall.ilion ceremonies e o n * a primary factor in the win! noticed t h e m hitch hiking tlunal person* may have lo*t University of Berlin for his ed with tin* Impala Trailing sued hy the City will show a 1ning ol tile Top ( lull of Hie | mam speech of the day, anil believed they were com j their live*, t'o. in December, I960, for sharp decline for the first half 1District \vvaril. presented liy | where he noted that not even the plane*. ing only as far as Sanford . . of this year. “ Foots" YclvingInternational Director Merl Howe'er, he added when th e' IN lC cltlC S S I *<l,\ the Loniiniinist world can re­ Tiie aircraft were rlatmed | ton said only 40 lc*s permit* Kiekliter of Daytona Beach. girl* told him they were runVIENNA, Austria (I I'll — j by Impala, which said it MIAMI ( l l l 'l )—Two poller* main static. were issued during the first The membership a w a r d ning away from home he The Czechoslovak government: Kennedy said “ winds of should lie allowed lo h av e: delectlves narrowly missed five months hut dollar volume plaque wa* presented hy Hep ! feared he would heroine in- has imposed one meatless; change are blowing across them until such time as there death late Tuesday night dropped from $7Hn,i»*> in the uty District Gov. Harry Itci* volved and brought them to j day per week to romhat a J the Iron Curtain as well as is a Lillian government ac­ when ,i youlli Hied a load of first months n( I>.'2 to $380,ot Daytona Reach. Also pie | T A L L A H A S S E E (t il'll headquarters. ! chronic meat shortage, Czech in the rest of the world” and LONDON (L 'l'll—The l.a ceptable to the U. S. to which tsm for the fir*t live months sent for the ceremonies wa*t buckshot at them witli a donOne girl's pur«c contained a newspapers reported today, Fifteen person* wdl never I they could Ik* delivered. lair party increased it* pres ; hie barrelled shotgun u* they i "the people of Eastern Fur* of this year. Slate Secretary Milton liuih , knife, investigating officer* The new order iv effective come home from liu-ir Fourth But sliortly after the case sure mi I’riiut* Minister llir 1 • • • started lo enter his room to "I"' '''e n after 18 years of op erforil of Orlando. of July* weekend in Florida, said, while her si-ter pulled July I. pression are not immune to wtnt lo the courts, TV state old Macmillan today lor hi* arrest hi* roommate. Don't forget, member* of .Master nl ceremonies for That I* tin* pmllrtion of |h filed a Imn on the plane*. handling ol the I'rotiimo case change." Tlubuckshot passed be­ the Chamber of Commerce flu* revolver I rum her purse Florida lluthw iv I’atiol today. ,*aying that sales and use which Uneaten* to become an the banquet and program was: tween t h o l i e s Black and Coffee Club: You are to be and attempted lo lire it 'The Judge Volie William* Jr., and DKT.MOLD, Germany (I I’ll! The piedii-tmn covered the i taxes were owned nn them. internalion.il sex • and - spy guests of Mrs Appleby at her hammer fell on an empty entertainment was provided lamis Altohclll and lodged hi A Belgian military air Iran* j entire llrj.hour period from | Tuesday. Gov. Karri* Bry­ scandal. chamber. restaurant at 10 a. m. Thor, liy Lion Paul Marcus and ills a wall when they opened Ilu* Juvenile Judge V e r n o n port with 49 persons aboard 6 p.in. Wednesday, July 3, lo ant told Hie Cabinet the state Iinaniiel Shinwcll, l a b o r door of the apartment. day. Mize reported hr continued crashed near here today. midnight on Sunday, July 7. could ilw* tiie planes and ask­ member ot Parliament, said wife Irene, "The Bell Iting• • • "It was a nice pattern.” oi *" who presented a highly Last year, only two persons ed Ervin lo look into the mat- he would ask Ilu- government West German police *.ud I’o said detective ll.illk helsky. Sanford Pipeline Company tile rase again*! two Negro STOCKHOLM m I’D Swed­ lice said II Belgian para » i r e kdlrd ill A 72 hour Ju ly ’ ter. why jailed osteopath artist entertaining program of mu* "If ll hail hit one ol them it en was stunned today tiy the has sent out invitations to ,a Juveniles charged with a t­ u-.d hells A! the climax ol tacking Charles Miller, 18- I trooper* and five crewmen I period. But in 1961, 21 died Dr. .Stephen Ward has lint “ celebration” luncheon Mon­ Ilu* show, .Mr* Marcus called would have cut him In halt.” disclosure of the must serious during a 102-hour July I Union nies-1 were aboard There wa< been .illowcd to identify some I lie deter'lives called for as espionage ease in it* history. day noon at the Mayfair Inn. up eight Lion*, providing word on survivors weekend of In* painting* so he can jell Company employes are lay­ Sonic newspaper* demand­ each vvilli a hell in graduated sist inee and |>olice dogs were them to pay hi* lawyer* ing new sod along the rightloin* lo pun lu-r in playing *elit hi lit lliisli tin* two ed a comp'rle overhaul of the Ward is being held vvilhunt of-way to erase signs the pip*' two number*, to Hie delight youth* hidli 22 years old, out nation's security system fol­ hail for trial Friday on of Hie house. They were lowing charges which involv­ was laid from the lake front of tiie audience. HAVANA i l l 'l l The charges of living olf the earn­ to Sanford Naval Air Station. Communist newspaper Hoy Lion Hill Livingston rect'iv charged with assault with in ed a retired air force col* ing* of prostitute*. • • • onel alleged to have spied lor nqiortcd today that two nun ed a pin lor 2o years perfect tent lo commit murder. Tiie osteopath, who ha* Seminole Farm B u r e a u tiie Soviet Union (or 15 years. have been sentenced to death attendance. Jack Morrison sketched several nieinher* ol members will get a first-hand other newspapers attacked hy tiring .squad lor thelt and lor 1 1 year* Jack Slcmiicr tiie Koval taiiiily, is a key report of farm legislation pass­ Russia lor carrying out es­ four to prison irriui tor other ligure hi die I'rotiimo scan lor l.l ve.ir*. and In year pm* ed by State Legislature trom pionage in Sweden offense* d.r| that h.i* shaken Macmil­ j went lo Dr Dick Dougherty, Sen. .Mark N. Cleveland Jr. A Foreign Ministry sjmke*. l Grady Duncan. Ben Wade, The two riimlcmm-d men lan's government We lire palling oiir-rlcr* and Reps. S. J. Davis Jr. and mail said Tuesday that Col. Tom Albert and Hugh Dun ' were Idcnlilled a* Jaime Moll* on the hack! T i r - I person Ward introduced call girl Jan Fortune at 8 p. m , Thurs­ can These were awarded Its in I hr Herald Office this Erik WT-nncrsIrocm, 56, a 1te* Hernandez ,,nd Haul Con­ Christine Keeler to resigned day at Oviedo High School cepcion Lima Angeltclmo W.ir Minister John I’rotiimo International Uoiincilor Merl morning » « . \. |.. Dawson, trusted and respected former auditorium. air force ullieer and one time I Dominquez wa* sentenced to and lormer Russian assistant Kiekliter. of Uanirron Xvroue, who • • • attache m Washington, had serve 3o years m prison and naval attache Eugene In ranir in lo pay a hill for a contested to selling American Lonirwood Fire Dept, offi­ Ilu In-n Torno Bravo to serve j vanov. rls M ifinl ad that appeared cial* in chart;* of the Mis* and Swedish defense secrets 20 year* Two juvenile* drew in T u r - d . i ) ‘i, paper. Flame of Seminole County lo tlu* Communists. indefinite sentences in secu­ Said V|r, (lawson, " I had Beauty Contest say that the rity prison amazing result, ami with­ ••vent marks the first time It •) M K (LTD - Vatican out the hrnrfil of a lelrall of the county's fire depart­ source* know nothing about a phuiir. T w o hour* after The ments have worked together TALLAHASSEE <UI*I> — published report Pope Paul on a single project. Even Or­ TALLAHASSEE (IJPli Three senators have been VI may make a trip to th e , llrrald hit thr street. I had -old a stereo ami power ange County's W«k|va Volun­ Tlu* s la t e plans to spend named to the legislature's United States, T A L L A H A S S E E I l l'll — the Italian teers. who serve Southwest $125,000 tlu* y>nr to study new interim e o m m 1 11 e e ! new* agency Ansa said Toes : mower". Thut'a the kind of Work will begin soon on $25,. nc-wwr likr lo hrar. Seminole, have a couple en­ the red tide charged with investigating 1day. 17li,970 worth of highway cuntries in the contest. The Department of I'oii-er- •tale I,olid financing "Regarding stories f r o m 'tiiiitinn Mini budge project* • • • vution will ilirrcl the <tudy iu Florida. S o u le Pre*ilent Wilson ; Washington reporting Paul VI Too Nosoy Downtown beauty spots: of the fish killing organism, Curruway annulment Tuesday might lake a trip to the Unit ! LONDON 11 PI l — George Hid* on tiie* 32 job* were Thu row of periwinkles along THIS HI.INI) railroad tio.s.siiiK on Stjitc llwy. 426 oust of Forest City ha* using S 13,- to fur salaries, I the appointments of Sen*. B. ed States next year, Vatican! Sandiurd. a window cleaner, opened here Tuesday by the Leon the .scene of many accident.*. The latest occurred June 1H when a truck tlie wall at the bus station . . $13,654 for expenses a n d |H,- C. Pearce, Palatka, John E. sources say they know noth-1 was lined $ t| Tuesday for Itoud Department. Tiie projAn effort of Homer Little to loaded with a dragline and traveling west plowed into a locomotive. Trains 000 for equipment Tho rest Mathews, Jacksonville, and ing aimut it," An*a said. Ansa biting the no*c* ot Alfred Nos ecu Include two interstate adorn our downtown shopping approaching the *ro...:in^ cannot I** -ecu hv rum travelling either east or ; of tiie money will go for coll* Merrill P Barber, Veri* did not say who published the j worthy, who had pushed past jobs in Dade and P*e»o Couu canter. . . . wc.*t because ol the lreen and an unbaaknvei.i on one side. | HIM- a and other *«p«u,•«*, lBeach, to ttie committee. original rrporL 1him m a bus line, I lira. B E R L IN *** e O ^ New Car Tag Fees In Force Monday nm uA ... Floridian Asks Shelters In 1). S. Buildings I B R IEFS Honors War Dead Floods Recede Florida Will Try To Gel 34 Seized Planes Young (101* Sanford Lions M ark Title Winning Year U. S. Ads To Nip Rail Strike Twin Sisters Held, Released To Orlando Recover Bodies 15 Deaths Seen In State On 4th :iTwo Defectives Escape Gunshot Labor Increases Pressure On Mac Plane Crashes Swedish Security O verhaul Asked Cubans To Face Firing Squad I The H erald Gets A C o m p lim e n t! Red T ide Study Bond Financing Panel Chosen U. S. V is it By Pope Is Denied $25 M illio n In Road W ork Sot �step July 4th Celebration V Set A t Fort M ellon A ll stores will be Closed July 4th Stock up for the exhibition baseball g in * at T:M p .* . to cap a day at aeaUa tram all tba U ttto U agut players and coaches and tba gbaford Recreation offlea. All paraoM a n nrged to pUica ordara tor tlckaU aa men that HICKORY SMOKED flavor Americas — Darrali Wall, Mika Rudd, Mika Farrell, Kea Hlnaon, Bill Brackaa, Torn G rscty, Chuck Brantley, Dale W aiooar, Scott Harria, Walter Grlner, John Smith, Vaa Robbias, Tom Gwartney. CHICAGO (UP1) - Tba Joe Paulina aad Ben Cbado. American Medical Associatlea •ays many of tbs deaths Bam drowning each summer could be prevented K someone nearby had known how to apply artificial respiration. The moat important thing la to atart Immediately. Sand someone for help, but don't NEW ORLEANS (UPI) wait for the' ambulance be­ cause U will probably be too Latin Amtrlcn today la with­ out • leader In lie fight late. Also, don't give ep. H mto against communism, fortnsr are cases on record ef Nicaraguan President Lula breathing starting again after Somoaa said Tueaday. Somosa, on a two-week va­ • lapse of many minutes, when the rescuer kept steadily cation In tha United lu te s, a t work forcing air la and said Latin American nations —more than tha United lu te * out of the lungs. Moat first aid experts fa­ —must aboulder the responslvor tbs mouth-to-mouth meth­ Mllty fo r stopping communism b» South end Centra] America. od of artificial respiration. “But wa are leaderless," he The air passages should ba cleared by drawing the ton­ Bemoan mid the United gue forward wttb your An­ gara. Plica (bo victim half States should not invade Cube. way between a face-up and However, he w an ed that Cas­ aide position, tilt the hsad tro-type communism might en­ wall back to Insure • clear velope a huge section of Latin America within a few air passageway. Take a deep breath, •dace years If aomathtng to not dons your mouth over the victim's to halt the Rede. He said VenerwJe was the mouth, and breathe into his lungs until you see his chest prime target for communism riso and tool the lungs ex­ today because with Its natural pand. resource# and tnduatry and In mouth-to-mouth breath- that country would aerve as a tag, pinch the victim’s nos­ good baa# for tha growth ef trils shut while breathing Into eommunlsm. his lungs. Remove your mouth Venesuele could then "pick and lot the victim oxbils, ap­ on weak countries,” gomosa plying alight band presiurs aald. between the riba and save! Ha aald tba Alliance far to expel all air. Progress Is working “eery Repeat the cycle M time# slowly’* and the United States • minute. Looeen the victim's ex paste Latin American ac­ slothing and keep him warm, tions to de too many things but don’t delay artlBclal res­ a t once. piration to do thli. "We do not bare the mon­ After the victim revives, ey,” he said, to do many be ready to resume srtlAclal thinga a t once. respiration If breathing halt* He added that most ef the again. Don’t give up unlesa Alliance aid was in the form you're positive the victim to of low interest loans and dead. matching grants, father than la outright gifts. "We must know now how much we can put up,” Somosa said and added th at the suc­ cess or failure ef crops deter­ mine how much Nicaragua could put up m matching Karmet M. Carter, 41, ef funds. Casselberry was electrocuted Tueaday when a severed high voltage wire fell on him as Climbs To Jail SPARTA, Wis. (UPI) -T h e he was working on the aew Sunshine State Parkway south grase was always greener on the other side of the fence e f Winter Garden. Carter, employed for the for Ronald Poff, IS. Judge paet six months by the Soule Lambert Hansen sentenced Construction Co. of Pensacola, Puff to IS days in the Mon­ was pronounced dead upon a r­ roe County jail after police rival at West Orange Memo­ said the youlli had a habit o( rial Hospital In Winter Gard­ climbing the jail wall to visit prisoners. en. A resident of 621 Iris Kd. in Casselberry, he came here in Speed Habit 1U68 from Kl Paso, Tex., end PORTLAND, tnd. (UPI) was a member of the Prairie Racing car driver Jnn MeLake Baptist Churcb. Elrcatb, who placed sixth In Survivors are his wife, Mrs. the Memorial Day 500-mile Vicki Carter of Casselberry, classic, was arrested for daughters, Mrs. Richard L. speeding on a stale highway. Clrgenaki and Mrs. Gilbert He paid the $l?.7i (me. McLaughlin, both of Orlando; mother, Mre. Sally Carter of Clothesline Thief Guymon, Ala.; five brother# PAINSWTCK, England and two eistaro In Oklahoma (UPI)— The case of the and four grandchildren. missing underwear was solv­ Funorol arrangements, when ed here when bousewivea dis­ completed, will be announced covered ■ enow had been tak­ by Fairchild Funeral Home ing the Items from their wash e f Orlando. lines. LatinsLack Leadership, Says Somoza MORTON FROZEN Owe., Sonone. C'nuf. Neoo , Lemon Cr. Pies Z™ 79 * Lemonade 7'*1. Meat Pies 5™1. Fish STICKS 3 Biscuits 4 “*‘39* W hiting Fuhi>15* • v • RELIABLE SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS CAN MORTON FROZEN . . Chicken, *eef, Turkey REG. 59< COPELAND ALL MEAT TASTE O' SEA FROZEN PKGJ. %\ # BALLARD er FALMURV DRESSED U. S. Choice Lamb Delectable! ROAST THU THIS . I I L M { L A .J SERVICE DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS SIT S. 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DEEP SOUTH Mayonnaise «• 3 9 / Roast rO t'K 'S INAUGURAL SPEECH—Pope Paul VI deliver* the inmiKural speech of hi* reiKn in th t Sistine Chapel. He suitl that hi* (Hintificate would be dedicated to a continuation of the unifying ideals of the Ecumenical Council and peaceful preservation of world order. (NKA Radio-Telephoto) SAVE B< EACH . . DEL5EY . . limit 2 with Food order. T is s u e 2 ROILPKG. 19/ SAVE 20* EACH . . STARLETT BRIQUETTES C h a rc o a l “ 9 9 / 50 Extra Top Value Stamps W im THIS COUPON AN D PURCHASE O f 50 Extra Tap V a lia S tavp* W ITH THIS COUPON AN D PURCHASE O f oni a Lm. r*a Crackin' Good Fig Bart 50 Extra Top Valve Stavps W ITH THIS COUPON AN D PURCHASE CP Oni Kina tile Tuec Apple Sauce 8 30: Hawaiian Punch 3 Grape Jelly Chunk Tuna Soft Drinks Colgate Toothpaste SAVE 3*4* EACH . . (46-ox. Com) SAVE 6* EACH . . DBIP SOUTH Extra Tap Valve Stavps I THIS COUPON AN D PURCHAJl O f •LUC BAY LIGHT MEAT 0-.« r M I M aOUTH fRN Chocolate Cake No-'/.' CA eooo 1NBU June boim MG. OR LOW CALORIE CHEK CANNED AT ANY WtNN-DIXtl ■imriv BLUE B O N N E T M A R G A R IN E lb. 27* D A R LIN G FRESH B A K E D 5 1 Extra Tep Value Stavps *IT H THIS COUPON AND R jR C H A * OP Two Pbbb PeoavM PAN MIDI Shrimp Creole • OOO VMNU MINI BOTH AT ANY WINN-DIXIE YOUR CHOICE VACUUM PACKED YOUR CHOICE ^ " BLUE or W HITE ARROW f WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate pasted and sent back to the House Tuesday a bill to extend for two years the temporary $100 duty free limitation on goods brought back from abroad by Ameri­ can tourists. The action came shortly af­ ter the finance committee cleared the House-passed measure with a key amend­ ment to impose (he $100 limit on all V. S. possessions, in­ cluding goods from the Vir­ gin Islands. There was little debate, Final Senate passage came by voice vote. The measure now goes to a House-Senate conference group to work out a compromise before the act expires at midnight Sunday. President Kennedy recom­ mended the reduction as a step to cut spending of U S. dollars abroad and stem the outflow of dwindling U. S. gold reserves. Treasury secretary Douglas Dillon supported the exten­ sion and informed the com­ mittee that tile law reduced U. S. expenditures abroad last year by $123 million. Sen. John J. Williams, (RDel.), offered the amend­ ment to end the special $200 exemption enjoyed by the Virgin Islands and other U. S. possessions, and put them on the same limitation ap­ plying to other rsiuntrics. Finance Chairman Harry F. Hyrd. (D V a), said the committee vote was “ nearly unanimous" on the Williams amendment. The bill then i.hU ,),I,),M l,U M ) 58 Extra Top Value Stavps W ITH IH IS COUPON A NO PURCHAU OF A s t o r C o ffe e $ ' D e te rg e n t GIANT BOX SAVE 20* MAXWELL HOUSE g m IMPROVED o e.. €,ant Limit one with Sb 00 o» more tood order. * t"r i 'r/w n 'iw iV t l i 50 Extra Top Value Stavps W lfH THIS COUDN AND PURCHASE O f r*o Pam M omn IO oi L t f ’* Chopped Steaks aouu THRU JON* *olH ip r m iw ir n w iw r im SA V f ECONOMY SLICED the limitation automat would rise to $.W0 If the Senate uphold committee action, the P ilo t L itfh t will h a v e to b e returned to the House tor action on tbo Williams amendment. Ooramla«lo*»«e Jam es Avery voiced the opinion a t the County Commission meet­ ing Tuesday that if the Navy' wants a aidewalke built to n a l Sanford Avenue to the Naval! Air Station gate, it should be willing to produce the m o n e y to pay for the material* It Use county does the work. Engineer William Bush v s e introduced to meet with Na­ val officials to work out aa agreement tor building the sidewalk. Hush indicated that tt II was built the State Road D e p a r t m e n t would like to “ move some e a r t h the fence on the south side ot the road to widen the die-1 tance between the traffic and pedestrians." The Navy had requested consideration of building a sidewalk because of the dan­ ger of pedestrianj walking along the shoulder of the road, particularly at night. An application tor dregdging a boat channel at nest Haven on Lake Harney wat approv­ ed Hoad Superintendent 3. C. i Lavender was given permis-' sion In ask for bids for twe gasoline ami oil atorage tanks and pumps for use of fuel for county road department vehicles. County Attorney Harold Johnson was directed to draw up an agreement with the Sports Car Club of America for uxr of the Usceola airstrip for driving school and races at dates in July. October ami November which club repre­ sentative Hud Moiightua r e . quested. NEW YORK (U rn — Ileal ing experts of the Gas Appli-1 ance Manufacturers As»ocio ( M. (J. HODGES t ion recommend keeping th • PLUMBING pilot li.lit on m j furnace or Imiler during the summer. • MEI.I.S MULLED Tlie small amount of heat generated by the gas pilot i • I'ltSII'S SKItVH'KD AND INSTALLED flame will not only prevent i • SPItlNKLEU SVSTEMS condensation and corrosion in the heating equipment, but j • FltF.E ESTIMATES will also sps'ed the draft up j the chimney and help vecti-1 late tlie basement, the asso­ ciation says. N e x t t i m e - 1 m u s t r e m e m b e r to g e t Mom Florida-gtusm I cane is I iciincd r. into . P DIXIE 1 i CKYSTAI.sl G E T FREE G IF T S F A S T E R W IT H T O P V A L U E S TA M P S �Nicklaus Vows Comeback In Cleveland Win Could Put Jack On Top Moneywise LAST ONE IN . . By UaMai Frees M m r i a i a l CLEVELAND (UF1) - J a c k Nicklaus, atm s a r t f o g ever Ua worry showing ■ the U. B. Open, ka determined In for 11-e n d regain f t •pot on pairs M a s U ft-w bna bn foen «S day la tka 111#,ON Cleveland Open. Nlcklaua, wbn foiled fo make tbe cut at Brookline, Mias., la ri week, baa rowed friends bn will make up « FINGER drawn across throat, left, signal* power for that disappointment, and « ahooM be cat off. To Indicate he or she wants to he can get back on top i f Urn * be taken In, the skier makes small circles with money winning Hat by cap­ hand, pointing shoreward. turing the $22,ON first prise this event. ed, the akler moves a band, WVfifoa h r M U Right now bo trails Arnold palm upward, from about the Tbe only cooUct the skier Palmer and Juliua Boros, tbe b u with his motive power is waist up and down. For re­ new U.S. Open king, who be­ duced speed, be or she moves band, palm downward, tween them have picked ep ; n a i is see rsssoa k U so down and up from about tbe up mpat of the toot la the topactaat Is have a s observ­ richest five weeks of tourna­ waist. er, preferably ooe facing ment play In golfing history. Other common skier-to-boet WMBward, In tbe tow boat to In tha five tournaments signals are illustrated. beep a constant watch on the starting a t Indianapolis and rider while the driver la con­ winding up here, a total of esetrating aa handling tbe l -402,000—not counting a tot M at rich aide benefits—hava j # ’a 'T h e obeenrer o r boat driv­ been a t stake. And of the e r can save the akler woe by total of fSl.OOO allotted for rig—ll«g when they ere about first plaea money in tha flva be eater reegh water. Tble Is events, Palmer and Boros be­ riHe by moving aa arm from tween them have picked up ride to ride, with s wavy, up140,470 during tbla “gold duat aad-dowa motion. The okay signal Is tbe seme By United Press International atretch." Palm er made $32,ON al­ Worn either tbe boat or skier. Tbe gag around (he Amcr though be competed la only St ie mad# in the time-honor lean League la that Dick NEW YORK (U PI) — The bomly to their policy of the fielder, was obtained from the ed method of forming n circle Radalt may win the MVP two of the four tourneys pre with tbe thumb end Index fin award but that his arm will ceding this one, while Boros, manager of tho year In tha last couple of seasons of hav­ Cardinals as waa pitcher Lar­ • ar. When tbe s k k r wants to be so soft by then th a t'b e wbo played In all tour, won major Iaaguea, It seems pos­ ing a number of “roaches’* ry Jackson. Patching together make e right or left turn, bo won’t be able to comb hit $28,740. Palmer took the $25,- sible today, wall may turn who took turns handling the was a major problem. Kennedy made two big reins, like 10 drivers on n 000 Jackpot in tbe $100,000 out to be a eoach. points emphatically in the di­ hair for the occasion. moves. He made Ernie Banks A t least that's the unherald­ 10-mule U-nm. rection. Actually, (ha Boatoa strong- Thunderblrd and picked up It Is the only team in base­ who had been a shortstop or When more speed la want- boy’s chances of winning the 117.000 in the U. fl. Open, ed designation which la ap­ most valuable player adard which he lost In a playoff plied to Bob Kennedy by the ball which doesn’t have n third baseman, a permanent are looking leas and le u like with Boros and young Jacky Chicago Cuba even though he nianakerV contract on file fixture a t first base and he la running the ball club. And with the commissioner’s office. established a rigid rotation for Cuplt. a gag. Boros won $3,400 in tha $30, operating It with auch effici­ Hut, after fruitless experimen­ his pitchers. With regular And even (hough he hai ap­ peared In 40 per cent of the 000 Indianapolis Open, the $0, ency that tho lowly Cuba have tation, they finally aettlcd on work most of bis hurlara are Red Sox’ games so far, In­ 000 first place money In the roared up from the gloomy Kennedy as what might be -on the profit side. cluding six of their last eight 150.000 Bulck Open, only $345 National League bniement to termed the head coach. If they tuke him out of the games, he doesn’t seem to in the Thunderblrd but then become a contender. Tho Cuba atill adhere stub- top spot now and retrogress be worried about arm trouble. eame back to win the $10,000 to their old system of alter­ "I don’t see any cause for top'gold in the Open. Those earnings put Palmer nating coaches at the head of ■y United Prase lateraattonal concern,“ he says. “ My pitch the bench it is entirely possi­ Forget the National Lea ing motion is smooth. I’m not at the top of the money win­ ble that every Cub fan In the gue's pennant rare for a mo­ one of those berky-Jcrky ning list with $03,543, follow­ DAYTONA BEACH (UP!)— ed by Boros with $30,610 and ment and take a gander at it* guys." United Press Internstioat land will issue a family ban They'll be burning the mid Nicklaus with $38,690. The six-foot-six 240-pounder on chewing gum. race for the batting champ­ National League night oil before July 4's Fire­ was plenty smooth Tuesday Should tho Ohio strong boy ionship. For Kennedy, a World War cracker 400 stock car race W. L. Pet. win the marbles in hia home night aa he worked both ends It’s a tournament of champ St. Louis 42 30 .583 II Marine fighter pilot, hai here. lone Involving I960 chimp of a twi-night doubleheader state, he would vault bark Ids Angeles 41 30 .577 accomplished seeming miracles, The drivers, due to a double Pick Groat of Iho St. Louis against the Cleveland Indians Into first place, where he San Francisco 42 31 .575 with whut was expected to be) postponement of Atlanta’s .Cardinals, 1961 tltllit Roberto and preserved 4-1 and 3-2 vie would like to be when he Cincinnati 40 32 .556 a little more than an eighth, Dixie 400, will have one day Pittsburgh lories that boosted the Red leaves these shores to take Chicago. 19 33 .542 place club a t Lest. |Clement# of the for practice on the tri-oval games of first shot at the British Open Milwaukee .Pirates snd 1962 king Tommy Sox within 36 35 .507 Hut almoat every year the. course here before Tuesday’s championship in July. Davis of the Los Angeles place. I’lttsburgh 33 37 .471 trim 's furm system has pro­ time trials. On Thursday they The overpowering Radatx Dodgers. 32 40 .414 duced ono or more outstand­ go for the money. Philadelphia And there's even an tinin faced a total of to men and 28 43 .381 ing rookies. New York The Dixie is now scheduled tiled fourth hopeful—tho Car struck out seven of them. He 27 47 .365 Houston When you continue to pro for Sunday. That means at saved Hill Mnnbouquettc’f dinslt' Bill While, who hat Tuesday Night’s BrtaUs dure good young major leag-. best th* NASCAR drivers challenged in the past but 11th victory in the opener at Chicago 4 New York 1 ucra and atill remain at o r who want to make the next though tagged for a ninth-in ■ever quite made It. Phiia S Pittsburgh 4, 10 Inn­ near the bottom of the heap stop in the circuit will have The rare today shows Davis ning homer by Max Alvia and ings. it Is obvious that all of th lo get here on Monday and etui Clemente tied for the then tamo bark tu nail down Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 1 potential horsepower Isn’t be­ they'll have one abort day NEWPORT. R. I. (UPI) — lead at .213 each and Groat Karl Wilson’s seventh trl ing generated. Challenge, owned by Georgo Milwaukee 4 Houston 0 for practice runs. end White tied for second at umph. St. teuls 6 San Francisco 3 The Cuba obviously cams t i F. Johnion of Ardmore, Pa., Then the mechanics take Ksdatx has appeared In J33 each. Thursday's Games the conclusion a t long last over, and the lights In the Davis moved up three games so far and has a shot was expected to tall across tha Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, that Kennedy waa the man for garages should burn far into points Tuesday night when he at Mike Fornielca’ AL record finish line first today In the night Annapolis to Newport yacht the Jolt. And he's done a good the night as they work to contributed two singles to an of 70 set In I960, particularly Only game scheduled. one, Jelling the whole opera- perfect the powerful engine* U-hit attack that helped San in virw of manager Julmny race. American league under tbeir charge. tion, The new 80-foot aluminum dy Koufax and the Dodgers I’esky’s announces! intention W. L. Pet. Andre Rodgeri, at shorte of using him “any time 1 sloop opened auch a big lead down the Cincinnati Reds, 40 36 .606 stop, waa a Giant castoff. Dog over the fleet of 88 yachts New York t . While had Uirro hits and think it’s vital." 43 29 .507 l.anilrum, the rrgulur centerChicago Groat a key double, mean­ Things have reached such Tuceday night that tha es­ 38 43 .543 Minnesota a pass now that Fenway corting Coast Guard cutter, while, aa the Cardinals top­ 38 35 .521 ped the Sen Francisco Giants Park fans begin chanting Chincoteague, had trouble Baltimore AUTO 36 34 .514 6-5. and moved bark Into first “ We want Hadati" aa early finding her. However, aha was Cleveland 37 37 .500 MILWAUKEE, Wli. (NEA) A IR CONDITIONER evantually sighted >5 mile* I/O* Angelea place. The Cardinals bold ■ aa the fifth inning. 33 16 .478 —A public links player, blasbhalf-game lead over • both The Red Sox clinched Tues­ from Newport and wall ahead Kansas City Detroit 27 4t .307 ing in a bunker in Milwaukee, tbeir chief rivals, with the day night’s opener with three of her rivals. 23 53 .283 stepped on a rake. Dodgers aecond by six per runs in (he eighth inning and Dyna, Clayton Kwing'a 67- Washington Tuesday Night's Results The handle sprang up anal eentage points and lbs Giants rode to victory In the night foot aluminum yawl from Boston 4 Cleveland 1, 1st hit him in tha fare. And m> cap when Itadatx’ roommate Easton, Md, and Jubilee, third by eight. George N. Hlassrtyk w e Tbe Philadelphia Phillies Dirk Stuart, drove in two 60-foot yawl owned by Francis Boston 3 Cleveland 2, 2nd trrntrd at a hospital for cut*. defeated the Pirates, 5-4, In runs on a pair of singles and D. Wctherill of Philadelphia, Chicago 2 New York 1 Plus I nntall.it ton Rule ,11 provides fur the 20 innings despite two bits by l-ou Clinton belted hia ninth were among Challenge's clos­ Kansas City 8 Washington ‘ Minnesota 1 Detroit 0 free removal of a movable ob­ I Yr. Factory Warraaty Clemente; t h e Milwaukee homer. est rivals since the start of The Chicago White Sox the 473-mllt reoe lari Sat­ Baltimore 10 Lot Angeles I struction. Braves beat the Houston Thursday's Games JONES ColU, 4-0, and tha Chicago climbed within nine percent­ urday. Washington at Kansas Ctty Cube topped the New York age points of the first-place Highest tide ever record­ AUTO SERVICE Detroit at Minnesota Meta, 4-1, In other NI, action. New York Yankees by beat ed was 103 feet at Burntcoat New York at Chicago ing them for the fourth 1N3 S. Saafard, FA 3-1284 Head, Nova Scotia, oa the Signs Bonus Pact Civccland at Boston straight time this season, 3-1 Bay of Fundy. K1MERBLY, B. C. (UPI) Only games scheduled and to other AL games Minn —Tbe Pittsburgh Plratea have esota defeated Detroit. 1-0, signed Alaa Joseph Fabtw, an SHUFFLEBOARD Kansas City walloped Wash The shuffleboard court* at United Frees International ingtoa, 1-4, and Baltimore M-year-old catcher, to Why YOU Should Buy, bonus contract. Fabro, who the Tourist Club will be open Former major league pitch­ blasted Los Angeles, 10-0. will report to the Pirates' each Tuesday and Thursday e r Frank (Tatars) Lary re­ TIRES from MdROBERTS Kingsport, Tcna., (arm club from 3 to 4 during the sum gained his old “Yankee killla (be Appalachian Ltaguc, mer. All Junior and senior ar" from Tuesday night In Engineers Win The Locomotive Engineers was spotted by a scout wbo high school students who tbe South Atlantic League. • Lifetime Unconditional Road Lary, who used to beat the beat the Standard Oils 12 to bad coma here to took over have recreation cards a rt in­ Hazard Warranty. vited to play shuffleboard. New York Yankees regularly 11 Tuesday, but In doing to another prospect. ae a member of the Detroit got only five hits to the Oils' FREE: Periodic FREE: Tire RotaUoa Tiger pitching staff, act down six. Lee was the winning pit­ Inspection Pair ’Em Up For Extra Wear the Asheville Tourists on one cher and McKibbla tbe loser, FREE: Front End FREE: Flat Tiro 2 AB LOW A8 $20M hit la • 4-1 Knoxville victory. Locomotive Check Repair Engineers 0 2 0 T 3 U—12 (PLUS TAX) Standard Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge Pay Big Double Oil 3 0 0 3 S 0-11 RETIRE WITH FISK Jm «TANTON, D el (UPI) ______________________ W Cool Caution, making hia TIRE SPECIALIST SINCE 1931 H IT HOTII W A Y R cateer debut, paid $112.40 In •5c PER WHEEL TO BALANCE ANNAl’OI.18, Md. (NEA) winning the first rnce at Dela­ AND THE WEIGHTS ARE FREE. McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. ware Park. Shore Party's — Roger Steubach, Navy’s Florida Diatribe tors Foe Deamaa Cm*tom Both Tires 4 N N payoff la tbe second spectacular quarterback, bat­ 403 W. First BL SANFORD FA 3-44*1 ted -M0 aa an outfielder in race completed a $1,047 daily 1401 8. FRENCH AVE. FA 2-2263 basebalL Reliefer In Good Spot To Get MVP Title A Coach Manager O f Year? 1 National Has 1 Batting Champ Contest Going Drivers Getting Set For Fourth Standings 3 £ t ta 4 1! n a K o h M u tl It II • (l c II h tl N w 9 at U S' It t< h *• c IS II le II tl P c r ■ • a. e a r o •i it 0 j / » e •, •, f f i r : - s t a Sim Sox Lose To American Pro League Start 2nd Half Johnson Ahead In Yacht Race N O R D IC Tbe secoed half at Ike Flor­ ida State League baseball y o u got eff to a aoggy atari Tuesday right, with the team that woe first-half honors bowleg to S t Petersburg ta the only game played. Tbe faints, who flrisbed tbe first half fo second place, kao:ked out a B-2 wia over Sarasota, which woe tha first half pennant. Center fielder Rufus Cox, with a screaming triple into right, tod n sixth inning rally (bat gave the Saints three runs and tbe winning margin. Second baseman Pete Coch­ ran bad a double ta tbe same Inning and shortstop Leoo Crow and catcher Bobby Ellaworth each singled. Rata cancelled the other three gam ea-Daytona Beach at Orlando, Miami at Fort Lauderdale and Tampa at Lakeland. Tonight’s schedule f i n d s Fort Lauderdale a t Miami, Orlando at Daytona Beach, St. Petersburg a t 8araaota, and Lakeland at Tampa. ‘Yankee Killer* Regains Form Cavanaugh Tire Service BUFFALO, M. T . (U PI) — Commiaeienar Joe Foaa and tbe American Football League club ew nen today go Into a two-day huddle to cell tbe policy-making plays fo r the profeeaional circuit'* fourth campaign. Major topic* oe the evoca­ tive committee’’* calendar In­ clude cutting right*, security arrangements, scouting regu­ lations, euidown date*, proaaon schedule*, training camp periods and television exposure. Tbe league's general man­ agers snd coaches will get together Friday—snd possibly Saturday—for what prombes to be • lively round of trade talk*. Tha question of cutting rights waa expected to cause considerable doubt, based on th* outcome of tha first phaso oi tho league’s equalised** draft May 11. A Md to beef up the New York Jets and Oakland Raider*, tbe door-maa teams in 1963, fell fa r abort of expectations. Th* Jets, formerly Ti­ tan*, only selected Indiana tackle Jeff Slabaugh, a Buffo* j to pick, and West Virginia end Gene Heeter from Baa Die­ go in tho special d raft that provided 24 eligible players for New York- From a list of13 unfroxen players, Iakland’a! lone choice was defensive halfback Clauds Gibson ad Boa Diego. A provision worked out by the ownera in May appears to bo a controversial one. II would give the Jets and Raid­ ers first crack a t all players released by American, Na­ tional and Canadian team*. GOLFERS! Three High For Motorettes Only ggOO par year High games scored by tbe BUI Hemphill Motorettes this week were rolled by Rita Stein. 1*4; Evelyn Mills, 171 and Joan Magin, 163. Rita Stein took high aeries with n 481. Splits converted were 3-S by Bertha Neville, 7 by 8ue Long, 3-7 by Elaine Miller and Joan Magin and tbe 3-P-10 by Carol Jarmen. fee Florid*’* greatest membership valaea. W# are offering a limited membership laduding summer swim­ ming and year aroaad golf for the entire family, at beaatifal Orange Hill Coaatry Club, located J**t 1$ mile* west on Highway 44 a t State Road 433. Barnes Signed NEW YORK (UPI) -H alfback Erich Barnes, a regular In the New York Giants' se­ condary since his acquliltlon from tbe Chicago Beara INI, has signed bis contract for the 19N National Foot ball League season. Orange Country Club Box 438 Sorraata, Fla. FOR SAFETYS SAKEG6 -(o’ - FREE - FREE G O O D YE AR "LO W IR HALF" VEHICLE SAFETY CHECK A d d ro n . 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SANFORD, FLA.I FA 2-2821 �; • H i Oh UHI t y .^f'l s y g g gr- y ^•■ Em u 'June 26, '63 — Pag* 7 Commando Acts Called Part Of Long*Range Plan MIAMI (UPl) Carlo* Baodla, d M etf the earn* standee Mat Into Cuba re­ cently, Mid la • tclevlilon Interview Tueaday that the laadiai waa "the beginning af • geaeral plan" of Infil­ tration. He told Manoto Reyei, Spa oil b language commen­ tator for Miami atation WTVJ, that “the eommandoa will continue Infiltrating" Into Cuba. Bat be gave no detail! aa to bow many men have gone in or will be aent in. Baadifl, who did not go to Cube himaelf, u ld the men already landed have linked op with anti-Castro rebels. He added that they “ are under enter* not to engage In comfeat pat If It la not absolute­ ly necessary." He laid "their m inion li one of coordination" but did not elaborate. The comman­ do chief laid the landing of the men " li not In conflict” with U. S. policy on Cuba be­ cause they did not leave from American territory and their operation will be car­ ried out on Cuban territory alone. ' -a | V .k Tru-Tender Beef — Guaranteed Tender & Well Flavored Or Your Cheerfully Refunded! Tru-Tender Quality Plus Low! Low! Prices! B. 1 TRU’T I N D U • '•*-V1 POT R O A S T _____ 38% . STAND.RIB R O A S T..4 8 % RIB S T E A K ............. 4 9 % ALL MEAT S T E W . . 5 8 % • Sirloin • Round 4-H DELEGATES to the annual ahort court* at the University of Florida are these four Seminole County boy a, who poeed at The Herald office ju st before they left with A ssistant County Agent Ernie Lundberg. From left are Bill Hein Jr., David Jakubcin, Chuck Pula and Jonnthan Lukas. The boys will stay four days a t Gainesville, living id the dorms and attending classes taught by university personnel. Featured speuker of the course will be Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner. (Herald Photo) • Porterhouse FRESH 1 00% PURE Ground Beef FIRST C lT FIRST CUT 3 lbs. 69c Sliced Bacon FLA. GRADE A RIB SMALL LEAN 3 ^ . lb. 38c Leg O ’ Lamb QUICK FROZEN HD Campaign Results Told "Many people In our com­ munity now know that chronic cough and ihortncaa of breath are danger ilgnals to be tak­ en leriouily,” said I)r. Frank Leone, chairman of the 1903 RD campaign, today in summing up what the campaign accomplished. "We are convinced that tliia campaign haa been a signifi­ cant beginning in the fight against respiratory disease*— the sickness of breathing—in thii community. It educated ■ great many people about the seriousness of RD’s most common symptoms—chronic cough and shortness of breath. It also prodded many people into aeeing their doctore. T bit was the purpose of the 1901 RD campaign," he add­ ed. “But other benefit! result­ ed. The Inventory of local facilities for diagnosis and treating RD, which was con­ ducted by medical advisers of the Seminole County TR and RD Association, will con­ tinue to pay dividends in the battle against disesM. The toveatory did more than pro­ vide physicians with informa­ tion about facilities available to them. It also uncovered what our community lacks tor successful management of RD patients. And this con­ tribution provided the basis lor further work," the health officer noted. First Aid Class A cla u in standard first eid was recently completed to Forest Lake Academy with Soper L Miller as instruc­ tor. The Local Chapter issued ■ f t First Aid Certificates to the participating students. Chicken Livers 5 lbs. $1.19Chicken Gizzards 4 lbs. 98c 7 I.E A N M E A T Y Spare Ribs . . . Pork Roast G . lb. 38c . lb. 29c_______ VARIETY PACK! ' Wieners • Bologna • Smoked Sausage * Homemade Sausage • Beef Liver Cuba Shuttle Line Slated MIAMI (UP!) - Empret* Linei, Ltd. reiterated today that it will begin a Cuba-Key West shuttle service next week deipite a host of prob­ lems. The firm began wiling tic­ ket! to Cuban exiles last weak to transport their rela­ tives from Cuba, but sales were halted after a day and a half because of lark of pro­ per licensing. The firm, how­ ever, told $23,000 worth of tickets ia the day and a half. BEAT HEAT NEW YORK (UPl) - An averaga glass window per­ mits about 130 timta mora beat from the aun to enter a houM than doe* the aver­ age insulated wall, tay hous­ ing specialists <rf Allied Chemleal’a Barrett Division. Shade trees, an awning of rigid vinyl building panels or an overhanging roof will help block summer heat, they add. FRERII CAUGHT FLA. GRADE A D ft D ARTIST ELIOT Mc.MURROUGII (right), resident artist a t the DeBary Mansion House, presents his second demonstratino for the public to­ day a t 2 p. m. With McMurrough is Dudley Flager, vice president of the Florida Federation of Art, Inc., who introduced the visiting urt instructor a t last Wednesday’s demonstration. (Cox I’lmto) STEWING HENS . . 18*% Colored Community News LONG GRAIN Good Samaritan Party Scheduled For Sunday By Robert B. Thom as Jr. (FA S-37M) Crooms Adult School held its commencement exercise! recently. Tlie following students re­ ceived their diplomas: Opera L. Alkens, Earths Mae Allen, Mary Alice Brown. Dorothy Brown, laithema Brown. Pat­ ricia Davis, Sarah Floyd, EarnesUne Harris, J u l i a Haws, Delores Hlllery, Doro­ thy Jaekson, Lillie Pearl Jackson, Delores Jackson, Emma Johnson, Mamie I/ h i Johncs, Ella M. Montgomery, Sherman Nelson, Joyce Rosa, Charles Smith, Zonnle M. Stanley, Doris Vaughn and Henry Williams. BOWMAN’S t LB. CAN Fancy Rice . 3 lbs. 39c Apple Sauce • PACK ta OZ. CANS Limit 1 With »5 Order RRDB1RD 4 OZ. CAN Windsor Beer . . 88c Vienna Sausage REDBIRD II OZ. CAN tion a flag raising eerrmony was observed by the group The ceremony waa very colorful. The center consists of a reading program, Mrs. ]. J. Jelks, sponsor; an orients tion program, Mr*. A. L Hamilton, sponsor; and re­ creation, games and sports, and arts and crafts, Mrs. F. C, Pringle and J. C. Byrd, sponsors. The summer pro­ gram will continue each morning for the next six week*. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rob­ inson and daughters, Harrylyn and Gaycia, of San Fran­ cisco and Robert Black and daughter, Valeria, of Phils Just a reminder — Please delphia, are home fur a aiiorl don't forget the benefit pro­ visit. gram for the Good Samaritan Home Sunday at Free-Will Holiness Church. This la for a very worthy cau*e. Please come out and make a contri­ WASHINGTON (D PI> - A bution. top-level committee of aertv Florida Mortician* Associa­ nautical eiperts said today Belie Walker. A. a tavern tion convened in Orlando the aviation industry had operator, in December, 1939 gone ai far a* tt could to The white itinerant handy­ Mias Eunice I. WUaon, Mr*. reduce the airport noise prob­ Bernice Harris aod Mias Ka­ man made a final plea for his lem. Robinson represented life at a hearing Tuesday be­ tie The committee, a apedal Wilson Eicheleherger Mortu­ fore Wallace. Cobern, 39. study group established by begged Wallace, hearing his ary. the Radio Technical Commis­ flrat clemency esae, to com­ sion for Aeronautics RTCA, mute the death sentence to Dr. and Mrs. Garret Wlfgin* said noiia abatement proce­ life imprisonment to be could of Pensacola, aod Dr. Eve- dure* already were affecting lyn W. Sharpe, of Deland, the efficiency and "to some "work with Christ.** “I understand the evidence were visitor* of Mra. Doris degree" the safety of the na points against me, but in my A. Thomaa, their niece. Dr. tion's air traffic control ays heart I don't know everything Wiggins ia president of Wash­ tern. that happened that night.” ington Junior College, of he laid. "Give me a chance Pensacola. Dr. Sharpe ia pro­ to prove I'm not the type fessor of humanities at Betune-Cookman College, Day­ person people think 1 am." Cobern had pleaded inno­ tona Beach. cent a t his trial by reason of Sy Jane Casselberry Goldsboro E l e m e n t a r y temporary insanity. Ilia at­ The Ladies Guild of the As­ torney, Mortimer P. Ames, School ia one of our summer cension Lutheran Church of told Wallace that Cobern de­ recreation centers. Somehow Casselberry will hold the served mercy because of his vandalism seem* to find its monttdy meeting thia Tbur* . I combat record u World War way mu> this very fine day at 8 p m. This will be the II. Ames said Cobern was school. It should behoove last meeting unUl September. wounded three times and waa every eitiaen to do hia ut­ Paitor C. R. Zehnder will awarded three Bronze Stars most to protect this Indispen­ lead the study period on the to- bravery. sable facility. Please help! topic. "Know Your Synod’* “He abed blood for his Work." country and this, 1 believe, ia Another session m opened ilosteaaes will be Mra. Joan reason enough to grant clem­ for the summer at Midway Karcher and Sira. Dorothy ency,” Ames said. 'School Center. After registra­ Pannit**. Wallace Must Decide Fate Of Ex-GI Convicted Of Murder MONTGOMERY. Ala. (U Pl) —Both men were visi­ bly toaken: the »x-GI who bad stormed toe rocky beaches at Normandy and the httle governor who had defied the U. S. government on the school integration iasue. His eyea moist, the husky combat veteran, now in prt ■on stripes, timidly touched the shoulder of Gov. George Wallace. "Thank you gover­ nor, pleaM spare my life." be aaid. Wallace grasped the hand of Jam es W. Cobern and quickly turned away, obvious­ ly emotional. "It is a sad and solemn duty the governor must per­ form." he aaid later. "I, like many other governors before me, wish this cup would pass from me." Wallace, a former judge, haa until shortly after mid­ night Thursday to decide bather Cobern will die in ie electric chair for the 'robtory-qlaying ef Mamie Q t’ICK FROZEN ► • Ke«f Lunch. Loaf. 3/88c Whole Dill Pickles Vt GAL. JUG 20 LB. BAG ^ EVERFRESH ~ FAMILY SIZE LOAF Pine T)e». Charcoal Briquettes 98c Fresh Homo. Milk . 46c W inter Garden Fruit Pies APPLE — PEACH — CHERRY 3 f°r 88 w Barn Lee Chec. Swirl Cake, 14 an. Htlna Worcestershire lease, T ea. Sara Lee Brownlee, II ns. ......__ Heins Savory Ranee, T an. ...... Sara Lon Coffee, IIFa os. ..... GOLDEN RIPE Bananas U n it 1 With I I Order Charleston Gray M Ik. Avg. Watermelons U. 8. N a FLA. GRADE A SMALL 22 0*. Haims IT Raere, I ea. Airport Noise C ut Hits Snag Ladies Guild Sets M eeting ALABAMA GIRL H GAL. 3 for $1 1 WHITE POTATOES 10 ib s . 38* Q u a n t i t y R if hta Renerved Prices Good Thru June 30 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS! 4th Street ft Sanford Ave. ' 1100 W. 13th Street 8WEET RIPE GEORGIA CLING w �| Charles Benson Honored A t Farewell Party I Jsr a gale farewell at the Capri Bestsuradt ■aferd. Seven at the f DeLesansl. LL Cdr. Jsny ?■ T in IIin LL Cdr. Bt. Clair U faith , 14. Odr. M l Winberg, fij LL Jerry Kantaoa. LL Bd t j W M uu, and LL (If.) Dale D Vssmsr, are W w transferred \ \ to dfew commands after bav?ik Mg aompietad their tours of duty with tha squadron hero at the Sanford Naval Air Su­ it' Ban. ! Aa a departing gift, Cdr. ft' DaLsreari waa presented with fV m I T iT if silver punch v howl Drea tha officer* and i » —*-------* ■ s a i l a i' - wtves ef ** DeUchment ■ and a ' b fh from the officers and when ef Heavy U. V The evening'a entertain' meat was provided by LL ; Enjoy Trip To 'Arizona Cdr. Dick Davidson, Bis wife Jsm , LL Dele Purdy end LL (J-g.) Jin B aw ls. Ussy pre­ sented n skM and sent revue depicting ■musing Incidents occurring within the squad­ ron. In addition, LL Cdr*. BIU Bnsaett and Bay Fox give a parody sUt about Cdr. Do* Laroasi, deporting edfkerdncbarge of the squadron's de­ tachment t. The party also served to welcome throe efllcera to ford. CapL J. 0. Mnyo. for­ mally tha Operitioaa Officer of tha attack carrier VSS Franklin D. BoosaveK and soon to aaaunw command af Heavy AHack Wing Om ; Cdr. 0. W. Xlumons, peat Com­ manding Officer of Heavy At­ tack Squadron Nine, and now Chief SUff Officer of the Wins; and Cdr. P. Garment, tha mw otfleer-in-charga of VAH-11, deUchment I, were aU guest* at Urn party. In his opening speech, Cdr. John F, Barlow, Command­ ing Officer of VAH-11, con­ gratulated the now arrivals to Sanford and said that ha was looking forward to serving with them. In addition, Cdr. Barlow had high praise for the past performance of tha s e v e n CheckerUU Officers leaving the squadron. Ha wished them "continued suc­ cess In their futura assign­ ments." Mr. and Mr*. William 0. Andera of 1» E. Lauren Court f e n Park, and their son frank, returned recently from • tws weeks vacation in Tuceon. Arts., where they visited their ion, Al-e John H. An­ ders, who ia stationed at Davla-Moathaa Air Forte Base. Alrmin Anders la a ballis­ tic missile analyst technician. A velaran of ten years in Hie Tiki Restaurant In Win­ the Air Force, he retaliated ter Park was th« alt* of a re­ teat &etrt«mb«r. > Ho graduated from Seminole cent VAH-3 Officers' Wive* High School In Sanford with luncheon. HosUeiea for the u sd DELIV ERED SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. E. 1st A Sanford Are. FA t-1123 er FA 2-8452 festive June affair were Mr*. Clifford Nelson, Mrs. 0. P. Burch, and Mr*. Gerald Cof­ fee. An already Polynesian at­ mosphere was enhanced by colorful lais donned by aach guest and n Polynesian buffet. Mrs. Ray Murphy won the drawing for tha lovely floral centerpiece. Mrs. Lib Connor waa wel­ comed aa a new VAH-3 wife by Mr*. Roy Farmer. Gucet* for ths afternoon luncheon wsrs Peg Chase, Mrs, Mary Psteraon, and Mis* Pat Sltvln. j . . PILOT CLUB members enjoyed a picnic dinner and meeting last night at the Summerlin Avenue home o f Mrs. George Stine. Pictured from left to right are Misn Janet Smith, president of the Pitot Club, Mini- Sue Steven­ son and Mrs. Stine Standing (Herald Photo) Program On Twenty-nine member* and five visitor* witnessed an im­ pressive ceremony at Semi­ nole Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star recently with a candlelight Interpretation of the 23rd Pialm by officers. Each officer approached the altar with a candle ap­ propriate to the color of the atatlon, and lighted it from a tall eandle representing God's word. As (he lighted eandle wai placed on the allar a slants from the Psalm waa quoted. The program closed with a solo by Mrs. Nick Pflefauf, B. Cecil Galea' arrangement of "The Lord's Prayer." A report waa given by Mo­ ther Adviser, Mrs. W. A. Reynolds, and Mrs. C. N. Roberson, of their attendance at the Assembly of Rainbow for Girls recently at Jack­ sonville. After plans were made fur the Annual Robert Morris picnic August 28, the chapter adjourned for the summer. FARE FOR YODELl.NO SwUsburgera, for a Change of pace, aro thick hamburger pattle* with is renter of Swiss cheese ami hot mustard, grill­ ed over wood charcoal briq­ uet*. 3 DAYS ONLY! BEGINS T1IUKS. JUNE 27th Jim CiMlWny Charles Benton of Cassct berry was guest of honor at a farewell party given by Jiffy Gammage at ber home on Little Bear Lake, from H I p. m. Wednesday. Charles graduated thia month from Lyman High School and is going to Alaska where he will live with hia family on Kodiak Island. A large group of friend* and classmates enjoyed iwimming and water skiing In the afternoon and singing and dancing to the accompanlment of guitars and bongo drums in the evening. A buffet dinner was served on the patio which was light* ed w'th tiki lamps and float* ins cand'es. Punch and cake were also *erved and one cake was d e b a te d to re* sembie a map of the .’acifit Ocean. Charles received many nice hassee. gifta from (hose attending who included Roger Deppen. Jill Forsyth. Sherri Lovell, Johnny Haynes, Carol High* smith. Johnny Wagner. Bar> bara Ferrell, Barbara Messi* mcr, Dennis Huntley, Dennis Perry Kclielbcrger enter- houseguest, Terry Echols, soi Chambers, Diana Keeney, lained with a surprise birth- of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Echols Richard Slodysko, Bill Ski* day party last week for his former residents of Sanford slak, Sandy Sherwen, Carol Dorethy, Jan Westmark, Steve Kurvin. Scott Schaffer, Jerry and Sharon Smith, Larry llarnes, Alan McEvera, Don* na Friend, Lynctte Werner, Mike Nielson and Jackia At* chlson. Methodist Youth Former Resident Honored Away At Camp At Surprise Birthday Party In Leesburg O E S Presents 23rd Psalm By Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bon­ der and daughters. Cherle and Diane returned to their home in Rolling Hills Sunday, from a two weeks' vacation in New York City. The highlight of their visit was greeting Mrs. Bonder’s mother, Mrs. Bertha Simpion. of Fern Park, as she re­ turned aboard t h e liner, France, alter a three month tour of Europe. Cherle and Diane found ex­ citement In visiting the Em­ pire State Building, taking subway rides, seeing the site of the World Fair that will open In IDM and other places of interest. The Bonders at­ tended v a r i o u s Broadway shows including "Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Forum" and also visit­ ed various show rooms where clothes were selected (or her PERRY ECHELBERGER. (right) is shown store, Playgirl Fashions, in * here with this house-guest, Terry Echols, a for­ Fern Park Plaia. mer resident of Sunford now Jiving in Tullu- Junior High School sjrt- stu­ dents of the First Methodist By Shirley Wentworth er, brother of the groom. Church Joined 600 of her young Carol Jean Olsen, daughter Ushers were: Walter Brown, people in Leesburg, Monday, of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Nathan Denson and Duane for Methodist Camp. They wi'l Cuthbert. he gone until Saturday end Olsen of Forest City, became Mother of the bride wore a during their stay—will take the brldo of Benjamin Ringer, gold linen street length dress. part In a full program devoted son of Mr. and Mrs. Omar B. The front bodice featured a to recreation worship and Ringer of Forest City on Jewel neckline with small Christian enrichment. Sunday, June 10 at a 7 p.m. pressed pleats running from Accompanying the group Mr. and Mrs. Raymond candlelight ceremony p e r ­ neck (o waist. Ai her acces­ was Miss Marcella lllntz, edu­ Ball are back in their home formed in t h e Highlands sories Mrs. Olaen chose pink cation assistant of First Mi-th* Seven-Day Adventist Church at Lake Mary after a month's and she wore an orchid cor­ odist Church, and she is one vacation In the eastern part In Apopka. Pastor Kenneth R. sage. of the instructors in charge of of the States. Davis officiated. the course, "Making Our The groom's mother waa Lovely baskets of white White on tour they visited Group Christians." . gladioli and fernery backed attired in a lavender taffeta their daughter and son-in-law, Those attending are Linda with palms and candelabra sheath with an overlay of Lee, Pam Pigott, Vivinn Me* Cdr. and Mr*. T. F. Dedgraced either side of the pul- sheer lavender nylon. Mr*. man and family in Alexan­ Dinger chose white accessor­ Invalf, Patty Howland, Glenn Jones, Steve Rowes, Mike dria, Va., and their son, Ray­ ies and wore an orchid cor­ Organ selections were play­ Drown, Wayne Forguson, Lin­ mond Ball Jr., and his fam­ • ed by Mrs. Ford Cavannaugh. sage. da Nelson, Linda Illackshire, ily, in Fan Wood, N. J . They The reception waa held in Miss Kathy Dillon, soloist, Linda Shanke, Pat McKenxie. also spent some time sight­ aang "Wither Thou Goest," (he educational building on I Viola McCarty, Carolyn Saw* seeing in Washington, D. C., the church grounds. "Wedding Blessing" a n d and in New York City where The refreshment table held <y«r, Debbie McCarty, Kathy “Wedding Benediction." Harper, Juanita Meadows an I they saw "She Loves Me," a a three-tiered wedding cake The bride given in marri­ new Broadway stage hit. Carol Sue Wilcox. age by her fa liter wore a for­ decorated in white and pink. Sanfordites will be inter­ Silver candelabra and punch mal length gown of white ested to know that th* Dedtulle over satin with lace In­ bowl further enhanced the Altamonte man* are now getting aettlcd serts both In the bodice and buffet. Assisting with the in a new home at Whidby Is­ full akirt that featured a cha­ serving were Mrs. Melvin land, Wash., and Cdr. DedDinger, Miss Marie Wctmore pel train. The sweetheart man will be executive officer neckline of the bodice ended and Miss Nancy Wendell. of VAII-IO, serving under Cdr. For h«r going-away outfit with tapered wrist length John Johnslon who also was tha bride selected a three By Julia Bartoe sleeves. previously stationed in Banpiece beige and forest green Mr. and Mra. Donald Con* ford. Her elbow length silk Illu­ sion veil was held with a cir­ linen suit and wore a white nery and Mr. and Mrs. Bill T ritt of Decatur, Ga., were cular crown of seed pearls. orchid corsage. On Uicir return from a trip Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Connery She carried a cascade of white symbidium o r c h i d s through Florida they will of 128 Dolores Dr. In Dot Ray highlighted with lilies of the make their home in the White Manor. During th* week the valley ending in a shower of Apartments of the Florida host* and their guest* enjoyed Sanitarium and Hospital w trip* to Daytona Beach. P at­ white streamers. Orlando. rick Air Force Bat* and to The matron of honor, Mrs. Mrs. Ringer will continue Sebaitlan Inlet where th* men Ralph LaFave, sister of the bride, wore a street length her studies as a Junior stu­ flihed while th* women pre­ dress of embossed rose taf­ dent nurse at the hospital. pared a picnic lunch. feta featuring a tapered bow Mrs. Ringer Is a recent grad­ Mr*. Don Nocll of Dot Ray of self material for added uate of Southern Missionary Manor and four children, back waistline interest. The College in Collegedale, Tenn.. Donna, Carolyn, Mark and slightly scooped neckline dip­ having received ■ B. A. In Michael, will drive to R an­ Biology. dolph. N. Y-, where they will ped to a modified vee in the Out of town guests present ipend a month with Mrs. back. A clever rose colored bow headpiece secured veil­ were Dr. and Mrs. Edwin 01ing of the same soft color. sen Jr. and family of Birm­ Mrs. LaFave carried a cas­ ingham, Ala., Mr. and Mra. cade of orchid wisteria with Allen Olsen and family, of Naahville, Tenn.. and Pastor moss green streamer*. Mrs Allen Olsen, sister-inlaw of the bride, acted as at­ Mist Rosemary Southward tendant anil wore an outfit last week transferred from identical to that of the matron Coker College In South Caro­ O ff T o H a w a ii of honor. lina to the University of A trio of Sanford women, Bible boy was Master Terry Florida and was accompanied Olsen and flower girl was lit­ the Misses Grace Marie Stine- to Gainesville by her parents. cipher. Sue Koke and Peggy tle Mis* Donna Olsen, niece Mr. and Mrs. Ernest South­ Price, left by Jet from Orlan­ and nephew of the bride. ward. do over the weekend for a Best man was Melven RingAnother daughter of the two-week vacation in llono Southwards, Candy, I* attend­ lulu, Hawaii. Enroute home they wdl ing Camp Crestridge for Girls spend some time in Los An­ at Ridgecrest, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J Dug­ geles where they will tour gan and daughter, Karen, Disneyland and other tourist attraction*. While in Los An­ have returned from a ten da) geles they will stay at the vacation to their forinci home of Reading, Pa. Mayfair Hotel. Mr*. J. W. lies ins of Chipley. Florida, arrived today to maw a blank with some­ visit her two daughters, Mrs. one you haven’t seen in ages? nen Wade and Mrs. J . C. Simply say, "I'm sorry, I don't Wolfe. Mrs. Levins will be remember your name." here for two or three days. Raymond Balls Return Home From Auto Trip INTIM HOMI IN . 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Washer) Arm* of prmttg* in th* bu*in**e and civic lif* of your community. For information, call VIRGINIA PETKOSKI P. O. Box 1214 NORA NORRIS TE 8-1314 WELCOME W A G O N 7th St. Attendaat Oa Neat To I’inecreat School Duly Mon. Thru Sal. FROM 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. LAUNUEKAMA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY CASUALS Outstanding value* on Natunlirer — the shoe with fhq beautiful fill You'll choose from a largo collection of casuals, dressy or tailored pump*. . . all with one thing In common—COMFORT. COMFORT, COMFORTI Not aN size* In all styles. JU N E SPECIAL! I WOLF HEAD TOKENS Q Q . I (U tah S P*r Family) DRESS SHOES I 1 TABLE ® Flats and Casuals Values 795 4,# �• '.fr * '""TM H i M « f Juna 26, '63 — Pure 6 V m ll (DsiWi DEAR ABBY: I have an uncle who ia absolutely nutty. He's not bad enough to be locked up, but he em­ barrasses me every time l see him. ▲bout a year ago he told me ho dreamed I borrowed 9200 from him. We both laughed about it and I took II m e Joke. Every time I see him now he asks me when I am going to something on that 9200. And n NOT kidding. PLEMENIK K DEAR PLEMENIK: The next time he brings it up, tell him you DREAMED you had paid it back. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I've been married 40 years and have four married chil­ dren. Eight years ago l took a job to keep busy and earn a little extra money. Every cent l have made has ons into our home. I work seven ours a day, five days a week, but I'm home every evening before my husband gets there. My housekeepln hasn’t suffered and my meals are ".5 well prepared. My husband told me that beginning August first, either I pay 9100 a month room and board or l can get out. What should I do? BOSTONIAN S DEAR BOSTONIAN: If you’ve lived with this man for 40 years, you don’t need me to tell you how to live with him. He obviously re­ sents your working. So quit your job. let him support you and you won’t have to worry about getting the gate. • • • • Qacoby 9 * I # ' • U )s M AJ» V I1 4 S d lO S IS A J td SOUTH A Q 1 0 M I4 « » ♦ KQ» «K Q 1* 4N.T. BN.T. fa x Wa* Pam Pam Pam Pam At U or 16 a girl should be thinking of having fun instead of ro m u ea. She should be getting ncqualnted with a lot of different boys, instead of spending all her time with one. Tha desire to go steady at that aga la a sign of insecur­ ity. The girl Is afraid if she doesn't tie up one boy she can dUqhliqhJtA * T V Tim e Previews 1 • • T:3M p. m. NBC. The Vlrgtaisn. “Tha Big Deal.’* (color) (rerun). Despita the arresting personality and fine acting or guest sta r Ricardo Montalban, this plot la too familiar and there isn't enough action. f-10 p. m. NBC. Kraft My­ stery Theater. “The Image Merchants.” An overly com­ plicated plot, but the acting la excellent though several loose ends aren't tied up at the finish, the main mystery —a political icandal—is sat­ isfactorily unravelled. 10-11 p. m. CBS. Reckon­ ing. “Ticket to Tahiti.” (debut). Although this la a re­ run series, the stories are from the old “ Studio One" and “Climax'* series, going to far back you will scarce­ ly remember them. Thii one from Studio One ia notable for both story and acting h at­ ed on tiie heart-breaking trials a reckless son can force on his doting father. Franchot Tone is excellent as a man who h at longed for a vacation to Tahiti but finds hit plans altered when his ton's debts threaten his fin­ ances. Jam es Mar Arthur Is tUrtingly adept portraying the not-so-good young man. 10-11 p. m. NBC. The Ele­ venth Hour. ' Beauty Playing a Mandolin Under A Willow Tree.'* (rerun). Despite the flamboyant title, this it a warm and human drama that women especially will love. And Wendell Corey, as Dr. Bassett, U as humanly warm here a t he h u teemed im ­ personal la most other epl todea. 10-11 p. m. ABC. Naked City. “ Beyond This Place Tliere Be Dragons." (rerun). Frank Gorshm easily steals this show. The comedian im personator takes on a dra matie role that proves hit excellent abilities in this field as well. The vast majority of 3,500 or more species of roaches lives outdoor* apart from man. TV RENTAL * Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-1926 Zenith Color TV Salra 26M Sanford Ass. Oa ( D W a s * U» M a v is * ( I ) P a r s M a r k t t Ha Tilt W*rt (D N aw a a W a a i k a e 1:11 ( I ) T o J a j (D P ra-B cheat P ls n n la g f:M ( I ) - M U k l a 's G o o * * T im e” •iN ( I ) C a p t a l a X s b s w m I D M is h ap B v a a a B h a w 1:11 ( I ) W a a t k a r a o 4 D m 1:11 I D T o d a p I D c a a a a a t I M awara aw |: l « (D C arlaaavllt* M l ( D J a c k L a l a a * BBaw I D A m e r ic a n H i s t o r y I I I I D G ala Btaraa B k a v ( I ) ll u m p e r H o o a I I I# I D Bay W k a a <) L e a r* BpaalaB ( D C alendar 11:11 ( D P l a y T o a r H i a s k ( D 1 Lo v * L a c y (») C a r t o o n C a p e r * 11:11 I D P r l a a la l t l S Bt I D T k a McCoy* I D A aa B other* S k e w 11:11 l i t r o n # # a t r a t l n a IS) P at* I (.lady* IS) Has an K r y a D M ( I ) T o a r PI r o t M b m # ataa ( I ) L o s* a f U f a ( I ) B r a t * P a r * B kow By Oswald Jacoby THURSDAY P. M. I I ) • <D H a r r y M t a a a a a e Ns is a l l : l t ( I ) T r o t h #e CawaaI I ) P a l h t r K n « « a B a al I t II I D G uiding L ight (*) M ia m i (o r T -m o rro w l i l t I D M id -D ay R aporl II l l ( I ) NIIC N t w a H t y o s t 1 11 I D N s w a a n d W a a t h a r I D T h * O p en W i n d o w I D U tn c ra l H ospita l 1:11 I D L a f f l l m * 1:11 I D S l l m n a a i i M I D ID M ll-Fl*. N * w . I D B-lanc* I D d a Th* W o rld T a ra * I I I ! I D L a ff t-in * I CO ( ] ) lien J a r r o d I 10 I D T h * D o c to r 1:11 IS) NUC Nawa I D D a r la C o a r t I I ) Art L l n h l a t t a r ' a llo u aap arly I I# l l ) M a r s G r i f f i s ID Jan* VVyma P ra •rnt* I 01 I f ) L o r a t t * T o u a g I D Million*'.re I t ) Q u een F o r a D a y 1:11 I D Tou D o n 't Bay <«> T o T a ll T h # T r o t h ID Who Da T o a T r a i l f i l l I D C olllayw ood Nawa I D Bacral S t a r s I I I 11) Th* M a tch O a m * I D S a e r a t B to rm I D Am. l i A n d a t a a d 4:1# 11) Mak* R o o m f a r D addy I D T.d a * o f I T l h l I t ) D laco aa ry ' l l t II ID A m trla sa N aw aa taal l 00 I D Bro n co By Ruth M ille tt For oldsters, about young­ sters: Ruth Millott's booklet, "Tips on Teen-Agers." Just send 35 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, c/o The San­ ford Herald, P. O. Box 469, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York IS), N. Y. To Go Out To A Movie ! ! ! 250 ID Undo w ait l:M ID I#) • It ID (I) t Lad I Llvaw llurkleharry Hound W aalhaa Bkow B a i t a f O r o a r.a * B PRESIDENT KENNEDY Has urged all Americans tn embark on a physi­ cal fitness program — for the good of the nation. Let u« help you get started in the right way. Free details available FROM THE HOUSE OF HEALTH 150 1 9 th S t. - S U R F S ID C , F L O R ID A WE GIVE OUT Carload Passes On Fri. Thru Tn#*. CHUCK ROAST * 45" CHUCK STEAK * 55" FRYER QTRS. * 39" w m m m im ^ 25 Extra MIAMI <VP!) - Twentythree Cuban exiles arc acheduled to take spare seat* on a Red Cross chartered plane next Monday and return to their homeland, the American Red Cross said Tuesday. Th« 33 are mostly old peo­ ple and children being re- Meningitis Hits Base At San Diego WASHINGTON (U PI)-T he Navy has sharply reduced the 1 flow of recruits to the San < Diego, Calif.. Naval Trainin • Center in an effort to combat a mysterious outbreak of menlngitii cases. Navy officials (aid the as­ signment of recruits to San Diego would be cut in half and they woukl be sent to other bases. The Navy al­ ready hat ordered about 4,000 diverted to Great Lakes, III. There have been 25 cases of meningitis at San Diego since January, and three re­ sulted in the death of the vic­ tims. However, no new cases have been reported for more than a month. The steps being taken to cut down on the flow of recruits to San Diego were described as precautionary and design­ ed to reduce chances of any new cates of the disease breaking out. turned at the request of rela­ tives on the Communist is-1 land, the Red Cross said. There were 23 spare scats I on a Pan American World l Airways plane taking a medi­ cal team to Havana and the Red Cross agreed tlu t the 33 could occupy them. The team ia flying to Ha­ vana to accompany live mer­ chant ship Maximus on its | return voyage from Cuba with more refugees. The Maximus u now e n , route to Havana with th e ;| last load of ransom goods j promised Fidel Castro fo r, the release of the Cuban inva­ sion prisoners last December. | Sick Appliances Now A t ARC Seminole County chapter, | American Red Cross, has the following sick room ap­ pliances available for use! without charge—two hospital beds, wheel chair, one pair | of crutches, two walkers, bed | tables and other small appli­ ances. Call the executive secretary, Mathiide Frlsscl. at the Semi nole County chapter head­ quarters if there ia need of | this equipment. Seminole County chapter Is • a participating member o f ! United Fund, Inc. Quits School IOWA CITY. Iowa (UPI) - I A University of Iowa athletic department spokesman said ' Thursday that Bob Wallace, | tiie llawkcyc*' No. t quarter­ back candidate, has dropped out of school because of scholastic reasons. ^2 I f © *— **Z%A m** Ann *’■ !' ■ U M H iiil Krenh Californio Plums Fresh Red Cardinal lb. 29c ip™1 1s*"" Coupon Grapes Calif. Vine Itipe Cantaloupes 4 lor 99c [ p * 10 Ox. Can lo iu 10c Tomatoes DreMinf 15 Fluid Ox. Cana White 11mm. Ifi Cotpo" «wod. Evap. Milk 6 pack 77c .Mel-O-iiit Americun or Pimento or i- 0z l,Kg* 20* Sliced Cheese j/ v J / L Delsey ItathriHim Tissue P la id R © B si With H Witl thla coupo. * purchaa. H - J*'*e Barker lioldcn Cinnamon E 8 Rolls 89c Special JANE PARKER DELICIOUS APPLE PIES 3 - * r ICE CREAM 2 99lc Pork & Beans 2^ 55 ALL FLAVORS MARVEL Special Ii Stock Up Before The New Tax 10c Per Carton Goes Into Kffect July 1st Cigarettes R Ekberg+1 IB*Ox. J a r j I P Garden Relish 39c l Coopon good through Jawa 19th J-6-29 SULTANA bags that ost usive of all sptcies. P la id Stam p* ^ ■ , With this coupon end porchane Hope Bob HOPe Anita EKbeig j GRADE “A” FLORIDA or GEORGIA SHIPPED — LEG or BREAST Back To Red Cuba NOW THRU SAT. 7:15 A 11 'HI 1 2 3 Exiles To Fly SHOWS AT 1:00 ■ 2:35 - 1:55 7:0U - 9:00 A CAR t u r i l CAKI.O Mi PASS “ MISTY" ’I rue Story of Ihr Fantou* “Chinco Teague" Horse*—fn Color Has id l.add CO-FEATURE 9:15 Science-Fiction thriller In I ulor “GORGO" Rill Traser* NORTHERN LIGHT-—Although her father in h famous painter in Sweden, irmu Krixson, 20. turned her attentions to actinic. Site is mukintc her debut on u Stockholm music-hall ntnice. WASHINGTON (UPI) — S itfn T ra d e P a c t Based on a recently complet­ TOKYO (UPI) — Russia ed correspondence school *ur ami In-11j have signed a longvey, an estimated 3 5 million j term trade agreement doubAmertcans were home study ling tlie present trade volume, students tn 1962. Risdio Moscow said in a For the first time, the num­ broadcast monitored here. ber of students engaged in The Russian broadcast home sinily is nearing the to- said the agreement covers tal college and university en the period of 1961 through rollnu'nt of the United States, l'J68 and provides for an anaccording to the Natlonal j nual average trade volume of Home Study Council here. $140 million. I----------------- lB o m Hi ) “SUPER-RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN BEEF FULL CUT Home Study | I ( cl r\ c l DIUt-lN THtATfiE PHONE FA 2-1216 TONITE A TIIUHS. “SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF THURSDAY A. JL 1:11 (D till (1) ai(B count on slit will be left out of thing* at school. If she can be made to see that she's wrong, going steady won't teem quite so desirable. Besides, it Is the kids who go steady when they are too young to handle grown-up emotional problems who most often get into trouble. And there is alwaya the other danger — that the girl who goes steady at la or *16 will run off and get married before she ia old enough to settle down to married life. Those are valid reasons why parents should discour­ age teen-agers from going steady. Discouraging it. though, Is easier said than done. If An­ nie protests Lliat if she doesn't go steady with Dick, he'll find some other girl who will, she isn't going to be easy to con­ vince. But if firm and loving par­ ents can talk her out of the idea, she'll be grateful In years to com*. r Nava 11:11 ( t ) T a a l U S k a v Of course, it is rare indeed when a player uses Blackwood with no aces and still needs to ask for kings sfter his partner shows four aces, but It do«a come up and it costs nothing to be prepared. North's jump to four spades may strike soma of you as a trifle on the conservative side, but it made It very easy for South to get to the grand slam since he was able to mark North with all five important cards. It ia worthy of note that South eventually bid seven notrump. lie could count 13 tricks in no-trump as well as In spades and there wa* no chance to have tin# opening lead ruffed a t no-trump. J .Ac (Vjonum : To most high school girls— and boys, too—tha big ques­ tion thesa dayi m ay not be aucltsr testing, tha moon n e t , or even tha aatlon'i gross product H’a whether to ga steady or act ta go ttaady. I’d like to contributa my Two cents’ worth on this, as fellowt: •i • “FELLOW IDIOT” BAST JN f* Pass 1* tarn 4* rm 57 ram I t ) N aw aa ap a t .t l {>) M il.rial C.mmaat It) Sporu Pletura I.It It) Waatkar saav ■tia It) U | l l t at W on Karp I.It II) Nrtrard N*»» t It It) Sportl Report t.tl It) Htantltr • Brtaklar It) Country Stylo USA T.tl it) Tha Poputy it) Biography It) Mlloalona of tko Coatury Tit# It) W ifi* Traia (t) CDS Roporla It) Tha Vlralalan I It It) SlUnti IMoaoo It) Ooln* My Way ».W It) Julio 4 Carol a’ Carnocto Hall It) Torry Como till It) Disk Vaa Dyka Skav It) Our Has Hlatlna ttitt ID NaktS City It) F.ltranth Hoar it) Ilockonlns H ill It) Mtwovas# It) Murphy H arm Nova It) Ck. t Baporta It'.tt ID Mld-rta. Nava 11:11 ItlSporla Final 11:11 It) Waatkar ID Waatkar ID I’raildont'a Trip 11:11 ID HtllyvooS Marta Caloaaata DEAR ABBY: “Arthur’s Idiot” is not alone. I, too, have broken up with laughter at some very solemn moments. Once, at the funeral of a loved one, it suddenly struck me that the minister who was reciting the eulogy looked like a frog. I exploded into laughter, and couldn’t stop. Ev­ eryone looked at me with contempt and disgust. Believe me, Abby, my love and respect for the deceased were deep and my grief was very real, but I couldn't control this un­ fortunate fit of laughter. Many years later a doctor explained it to me, and I understood. <T» V Q J tM S d JIT S A w aa 3 p .rU I.II It) Atl**ll* I t t l l l f It) Mld-tt*. E ftalsg Boat DEAR MRS. A.: Your neighbor probably assumes you gave her the vase along with the flowers. Unless the vase is an heirloom or has great sentimental value, pretend you gave it to her and forget i t A AXIS WAS ♦ Ad • A lfll AT l.tt it) W O N II) C tlU tl t S I M M * It) SBC M l It) KJltarist S:t* 141 Mt«K IIOMIItl !« DEAR ABBY: Several years ago. twelve to be exact. I arranged some flowers from my own garden in one of my prettiest vases and took it to my neighbor. (Her mother, who was living with her at the time, had suf­ fered a stroke and was very ill.) Well, the mother died that summer and my vase was never returned to me. I have seen it used in my neighbor’s house many times. I'm sure she knows it’s mine. Should I ask her for it? Or do you suppose she is under the impression that I gave her the vase along with the flowers? MRS. A. OnBhidqsi At til* years have gone by, •sp trta hay* refined and imprortd the Blackwood c o n v e n ­ tion to the point of sbaurdity tn tome c u n . Other refinaaients hav« been t o food that Easley Blackwood has adopt­ ed them, if h t didn't actually suggest them himself. Tha first such refintm eni is ta as« tha five elub response to a Blackwood four no-trump So show either bo acaa or four sees. The theory is th at the Blackwood bidder will alwaya bo able to tell which one it is and will bo ablo to a tk for k ln (t If he wishes. If the five no-trump response is used to show four aces there is no way to do thii. WEDNESDAY P. M By Abigail Van Buren • Television H etty T ru c k e r L a y e r Take 16 I)t. "In intelligent woman will listen lo good advice,” u ) t S.t»*y. "ImiI. bring nili-lllgtnl, >hc M-Moin follow v il" (U n ld i fur S«*»y Weekly) 39 Mixes Reifulur Carton Planter* Cucklail 7 Oa. g Peanuts t hicken ut the Sea Light 6<i tu. bleach 35c All ... rU fu rs Suodiiiir RrUp) Lb. Hut lll-C 31c Drinks ss * 2 " Detergent Super 39c Suds L.'.1* * ‘ Meat luoa Tuna Crackers *2 “ . . ' 2 /49c Sunsw e*! Prune Juice 45c (ft.. I t Oi. Detergent Giant Pkg. 53c 3/1.00 Sail »*twdrum CBMtre* with - COLOR j ^ PLAID STAMPS < • > « • < * * ( M W . Wi fMfue /a*6 Price* in Ihi* »d ar* good through baturdo), June 29th. Magnolia Av*. at 2nd SL, Sanford, Fla. jf c WMS/UW 9. JEfFRIES ARNOLDPALMtR " ‘‘ •'■..ST, 4S?t;iAb Ir if �I a n commuted Tteadcf by Cor. Roes It Barwett D m cotmaor commuted tb* Jfo term of John Richard lUuaeB. *4, to the time alRMdy amod. Bw*iall waa coarlatcd of Murder to Attala County la t m and aeoteoead to ltfa haprtaonmeot at Mw atale paatteaUary at Parchmaa. A diacaaad hmc **« re­ moved from RuaaeH at tba M verifty of MUalaalppI medical neater bare three mocks afo. U was replaced a healthy 1ub| from the of a mao aha bad jut C Burgcowa aaid fee operation Via conducted without a hitch Russell continues QUARTER Id Kthy cooditloo at fee bocpOal. A petltloa for pardon sub­ mitted to the governor said Rat Russell “agreed In writMg that a lung from another person bo substituted for his Impaired lung. Tba operation pna accomplished uneventful■r whereby subject tolerated m a first human lung trans­ plant In history, which trans­ plant at a human lung fol­ lowed more than M trans­ plants in animals.’* /S U C Sar PRICES GOOD AT S an fn rd BREASTS Komi F air O nlj ^ SIM PARK AVF_ P ic n ic D e lig h t s BUIS RIBBON FRESH GROUND FARMER GRAY SKINLESS (L IM IT -2)^^ franks- 29c S tic t o (UMTT-1) _ BOLOGNA? Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Bob) Sooee, who recently moved I d Osteen from Ft. Lauder­ dale, have liken over the iagetnent at the WheelRestaurant on Hwy. 41S. Jones is the son of Mr. •nd Mrs. Walter Jones and the brother of Mrs. Bud Rutherford, of Osteen. r FISH STICKS 2Vi The City Service Station at Oetecn, formerly owned by Xdgar Sutton, has been pur­ chased by Eddie Allman and Quitman Cone and ie now un­ iter their management They Invite Osteen n ildints and friends to “ atop by and say hello.'* Mr. and Mrs. Allen For­ ward, of Forest City, both lifelong residents of Semi­ nole Cpunty, announced this week that they have bought the Forest City Sporting Cen­ ter and are looking forward to serving their many friends and neighbors. They remind that 1!MM fishing licenses are on sale at the Center for the conven­ ience of area fishermen. The Forwards own their own home on Peart Lake in Forest City and are active workers In numerous civic, church and social organisa­ tions of the area. B. R. Carroll (Carroll's Fur­ niture) really got into the spirit of Clean-up, Paint up." lie has repainted, rearranged and put down new floor cov­ ering in hie store on West First Street. “We've got more to do yet,” Mid Carroll, "but even this much brightens up the store, and gives us more display space.” SWIFT'S FINEST SHORTENING RSO CROSS 60 a COLORS OR 10 CT WHITE t 10-CALORIE COLA G.IMIf-1 WITH FOOD ORDER) Politics Denied By DAR Leader WASHINGTON (UI'I) — The Daughters of th«» Ameri­ can Revolution DAK( Tuesday called “misleading” charges they are using their tax ex­ empt statue to Issue rightwing political propaganda. Ren. Maurino Neuherger, DOre., in a Senate speech Mon­ day asked tin* Internal Reve­ nue Service to look into poesible abuses by patriotic an-l ether tax exempt erganlxalions to make sure they are not distributing “political propaganda." COFFEE HARDWOOD BRIQUETTES CANADIAN ACE LIMIT-1 WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER SWEET SANTA ROSA lIMIT-t WITH II 90 01 Moat rooo o io ii REFRESHING RED RIPE LARGE OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old poet e lfk ej rLA snc * <ir. J M y s s i; ;i IMUN seuwrsjl I*-tGREEN STAMPS j j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS .Ovton eVrfe-e* Oa MSWMa M MUM Qt CarpetM • Furniture Tile • Tianog • Rental Iled* 20 O l l* d f f*4f H !!/ c ii m i ■awaMMUUn >evN l .l a iN ti Dovklf ftuirti POUND CAN! i* >Mk«M \ 5 s I I .21 * • I lb . ttygrsds ro raro Cnltt » a as 0*1 in *!•—**! FFtfC EXTRA ^ *---- - MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ® a.m»«i ;wt» »<*»Mi-iii w COTVAGI *&f!Sf 24 �W. C. (Billy) H ill The half-century of unselfish serv­ ice and devotion to the City of San­ ford, to the County of Seminole and to East Central Florida by W. C. (Billy) Hill has been officially recog­ nized by the City Commission in a resolution of commemoration. Mr. Hill served the City as a Com­ missioner for six years and twice held the office of Mayor, in 1927 and in 1941-42. He was one of the first to com­ mence the campaign to have Sanford Naval Air Station Established, attest­ ed by a letter in his personal files from a boyhood chum. John R. Bearda!!. who wrote on March 11, 1942, as Admiral Benrdnll, superintendent of the U. S. Naval Academy, com­ mending Mr. Hill and assuring him the Air Station was to be a reality. Another letter pointing to his wide circle of friends was received only last April from Linton E. Allen, chairman emeritus of First National Bank at Orlando, pointing out thut of all bank officers and directors in the nrea “ we are the last two of the old guard." Mr. Hill's personal files now are revealing ninny kindnesses he accom­ plished for his friends and acquain­ tances in all wnlks of life. Notes in his personal journal refer to finan­ cial help for unnamed persons, notes with only sufficient information to assist his CPA in muking up necessury financial statements. There are even notes of regulnr contributions for the care of a youth in Italy. As one friend summed it up. “ he had a great multitude of friends, high and low, did many favors quiet­ ly and modestly, wanting no glory or credit.” Billy Hill was born July 6, 1890, on the site where the Hill Lumber and Hardware now stands a t 213 Promise Is ‘Orphan’ Tlte orphan of the 1863 civil rights storm is the 1360 cam­ paign promise to prevent ra ­ cial Job discrimination by mean* of federal law support­ ed by federal penalties. A Fair Employment Prac­ tices Commission (FEPC) was not Included In the civil rights legislation proposed to Congress this week by Pres­ klent Kennedy. In the mess­ age to Congress accompany­ ing the proposed legislation, Kennedy did, however, en­ dorse FEPC in this language: "Finally, I renewr my sup­ port of pending federal fair employment practices legisla­ tion, applicable to both em­ ployers and unions." A House labor subcommit­ tee made that endorsement k>ok pretty good—better than it deserved—by voting on the same day to approve the pending FEPC bill cited by Kennedy. But the bill still ilic FEPC promise was ex­ has a long road to passage. plicit enough: "The new Democratic ad­ Among other things it will need a House rules commit­ ministration will support fed­ tee green light to reach the eral legislation establishing House floor. A similar bill an FEPC to secure effective­ died in rules last session. ly for everyone the right to Kennedy’s reference to the equal opportunity (or em ­ pending FEPC bill was not much more than lip service. ployment." The Kennedy's administra­ He could not have done much less and he evidently did not tion's support of FEPC has dare do more. FEPC is the been more apparent than raal. real time bomb buried in the In any event, it has not been civil rights dispute. More sufficient to obtain legisla­ , than the integration of schools, tion . Nor is any FEPC legisswimming pools or lunch lation an in prospect now, . d^. , rooms, FEPC inflames sou­ spitee the President s kind thern whites against and Ne­ words in his message to Con­ groes in favor of its provi­ gress. sions. Only the most naive will It is not unlikely that the ' faj( p, S[M,t the play whereby Kennedy administration is (he Democrats in cautious becoming a bit tender on the connivance with the Republi­ subject of the integrity of cans arc maneuvering to I960 Democratic civil rights. sideline the most hotly con­ troversial of the civil rights propositions now proposed. OUR BOARDING HOUSE The hottest of these is FEPC. The ploy is a device whereby ------- -- ---------------- . ( t h a t m o n e yTJTTi , MIGrtT (MAV6 KNOWN FEPC Is kept separate from : 6 AD, rMCST CERTAINLY/ YitKfe THEY V ltK E I the civil rights package so YOUSAY FEAR, MCi HOCPL£>, THAT ™o%IANO '*,1>*tY / FUCti'/ y THU LAN UNLESS YCOCAN l XFUMN/ ( HOOPLDG *1 | that other issues may not be ItaeOMS HOW YOU CAME BY IHlS , a r A W H E fl t h e y i swamped in the angry hurri­ icort- HOT SWAG,WE WILL HAM, J 7 FLA-iHEO cane certain to arise around -IV-iU.--I n W/-» * At \a!Cl I J \ FtSCATtr-c* • FEPC. AU-TMiiJ MorleW BILLS WERE 4TOLEM The same device is being I used to bypass the private l« — i nccommodatims section of U'.P—H A R -. the Kennedy civil rights pro­ KUAVvff? gram. The Senate Republican and Democratic leaders are (lacking a substitute bill from which the Kennedy public ac­ commodation* section has been cast out. Public acrom modation* is another hot spot. Neither it nor F'EPC is likely to pass. The Republicans are linked with the FEPC ploy because they also made some 1360 civil rights promises. They promised a commission on cqual^ob opportunity. It was perfectly clear that the Re­ publicans hoped that would be accepted as a promise of FEPC. Rut the Republicans made no public promise on p r i v a t e l y • o w n e d P a g e 1A Sanford, Florida Wed., June 26, 1963 accommodation. They are clean on that. The Demo­ cratic promise was specific W SLTia a. filKLOW, KUITOM AND n i i . i « u ( * and definite right down to I Hi:l> W KLLS ru m s v»x rr.u r lunch rooms. Out private ac­ M e c h a n ic a l d ip t. Manillas Kdilur commodations won't be tn J A M B L SIIU K N A K B SI JL t i l W K U S Uuslntcs S it> l> r Ceustr editor the civil rights package. The SMIMLKV J . UKA.VT c m c b l sa r s a a i a Democrats in 1360 bad their Classified M»na»er Bocloty Editor r HA A M VOLTOLIX H D O aO T H V At STIR fingers crossed. Circulation Monaaor Foalwro Editor Some of the Democrats s ia s iN irrto ix h a t h * platform, you might say, was ■y Slats ■ >m M l m r just campaign oratory. a n O lk a* Sewlael* Goaaty 111.I* l T a a r |> •« 1 Tear IS* W irt S IS I Monika A.10 I Monika 1 1« I M . n t h a S IS I Monika I l« I Moalk I II I Moatls rlptl ail aall V. ■. F e s t a l n . « ilillo ®1fcanfarb SALE! f a t e l a * 4 v aac* . T h e H e r e l d I* s M i n o r *f lb * U n i t e d f r e e s w h ic h Is • e t l t l M • l o l u t l r t l f U I k s u s * f a r r o p u k l l c s t l e a *( *U Ik* t * c a l **w* »rinl*e la tkle t t w t p t p t r No p a r t o f a n y m t i i r l t l , n i s i o r a o > e r i l * l n g . of t h i s r J I t l o n • f T h t f t n f o r u H e r a l d m a y t>* r * p r o d u c * d In s a y s i t n m r w l t k • u t w r l l U a p e r m i s s io n o f th * p u b l l a h o r of Tli* I to rs M . Any l a d l v l d u a l o r f irm ro sp o n t l b l * f o r t u c k r t p r * . d u e t t o * w ill k* e o n t i d o r t d * • I n f r i n g i n g on T h o H e r a l d 's c o p y n a h l a n d will b* h e l d l U b l * f o r d a m s g t o un<l*r in * i t v , . t-ui,o.. .«-l d u . : , t z t e f ■ « t u r d * y . S u n d ay s a d C h r i s t m a s , p u b l i s h e d h s t u r d x y p r s c s s d l n a WASHINGTON (NEA) — World-wide family planning, a new and extended world food plan with the possibility of progressive International taxation to support the effort were tuggesed at the closing session of the World Food fongrtxii here to Insure free­ dom from hunger for everyone by the year 2000 A. D. Speaking to 12100 delegate* from 100 countries, B. R. Sen of India, director general of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, list­ ed these far-reaching Interna­ tional reform* in the course of a 40-point summitry report to the two weeks* conference. With world population ex­ pected to double to six billion people in the next 37 years. Or. Sen declared that world food production would have to l»e trebled or quadrupled. He said this need will require alt effort of nearly three-fourths of tlte- human population. Without using the words "liirth i-ontrol,‘* S.ut declared: "It is obvious that the in­ crease* in numbers cannot con­ tinue at the present rate, let alone at an accelerated pace, if the food supply lags behind. In the final analysis, it will Ik up to the individual to de' vide how he should conduct himself. "Even so. the time may rotne when not only the nation Dr. Crone's • O's and A's Worry Clinic Lyle C. Wilson Says: Christa**. Political West Third Street. The company was established in 1873 by his father, W. J. Hill. Billy Hill was an ardent sports­ man and was a 50-year Elk, a 50year Mason and a Shriner. Following is the resolution au­ thorized by the City Commission in special session the day after his death on June 13 and formally ap­ proved Monday evening: Whereas, W. C. Hill, n lifelong resident of the City of Sanford, has recently passed away, and Whereas, W. C. Hill served with distinction as a City Commissioner and as Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, and has been active in many civic organizations and recognized as an outstanding member of the community, and Whereas, the City Commission of the City of Sanford wishes to express the sincere sorrow of the City Com­ mission and the people of the City of Sanford for the luss of a faithful and valued servant, * Now therefore l»c It resolved by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, for itself and the people of the City of Sanford, that this resolution conimemorutc W. C. Hill, and thut the same be a token of regret and sympathy at his passing, and Be it further resolved th a t this resolution be spread upon the min­ utes of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, und that copies thereof l>e delivered to the immediate family of W. C. Hill. Passed and adopted this 14th day of June, 1903. Tom McDonald J. B. Baker J. II. Crapps A. L. Wilson M. L. Raborn Jr. ■ n t « r * 4 a s • • c o n s c l a s t a i s t t o r O c t o b e r JT. t i l l i l l b * P o s t O f l l s * i t S t a t o r * , r i o n l * . u n d e r III* A e t * f C o o c r o t * of Ma rch. Peter Edson N O T O U R BABY-YET, BUT S O O N ? CASE P-475: Dr. "X”, aged | Observe these objections and lticidentully, over h0 p«r 48, is a superb dentul surgeon, i juu'll find they have nothing cent of these reasons why "Dr. Crane, he tang lit for I to do with the technical sur­ those patients quit a dentist 13 yeais at our dental col­ gical skill of the modern den- were purely psychological. lege," one of his colleagues 1ti-t*: Conversely, over Ml per told me. Yet they cost those excel- cent of tile reasons cited by "And I believe be is proba- 1lent dental surgeons much patients to justify their list­ bly the most skillful dental money ill the lust putients und ing a dentist u* topnotch, were autgean in uur entire city of bud word-of-mouth talk-up also purely psychological. thut developed. Ho professional und busi­ 300,000 population, Patient* usually have little ness nun, ns well as politi­ "Rut lie can't attract pa­ tients. And when we oilier knowledge of mcdicill* or den- cians, must employ superb psychology, for sheer scientif­ dentists try to refer sume to !*•! surgery. So they must employ the ic or logical merit is not him, he cun't hold them, eithc-r. “So wlmt is wrong thut peo­ layman's yardstick iu meas­ enough! ple don't appreciate aucli su­ uring their doctors. “\Yliut connection is there,M perior dental skill as Dr. X I inquired, ''between smudg­ possesses 7** Superb merchandise may ed eye-glasses or dandruff SIOUX FALLS, S. D. not sell very well unlei* it is on a dentist's collar, and his (NEA) — What with cham­ fi£>t “packaged" attractively. surgical »kdlJ“ pionship critter-calling con­ .......................... . . "Well, Dr. Crane," they In short, it must bo slant, , wish, . would reply, "If a dental sur­ tests of other kinds. Die first ed to meet the impulsive world championship predator_ , .. , , . es and emotional desires of geon is careless und unsani­ tary ill things which 1 cun see, culling contest is developing the buyer. on the northern pruiries. Thia is just n* true in mtd- then he ptohuhly is just us The ecent will lie held Aug. icine und dentistry a* in the unhygienic and unsanitary !«•13 at (lie Sioux Empire Fair retail merchandise field. i hold n,y buck," ill Sioux Fulls, It will Ineludu For example, in my survey senior and junior divisions, of dentul patients, who were the latter open to hunters be­ about 30 years of age, I in­ tween l'2 and 15 years old. quired how many different Trophies and priz.es will tie dentists they had rolisultc-d. lly Hal Cochran awarded lo the top three in The median number was A government official says each division. There is no reg­ three. 1families should practice more istration fee. Then I n*krd them to pick j out the dentist whom they re“ ,ul ,M/n,l<' gnnletl a . the worst of the WrH' l,“'1 t0U,d '‘uil •" ,uk,n*' STAYS HOT three and !«II me wily. , LAS VEGAS, Nev. (N E A t Remember. t|,r-« patient. " ,-v" knm*" w,,ul — Fellow golfer, threw Jack had quit patronising this den- I ,l '* ,hnl " • " F “ Nirklnti* into a pool after two list and then had switched >•*"' »"* P«rt of •>' rounds «t Las Vegas, The over to another. I h,!" " e wn P ^ P 1* whu y“P ‘*»u durking failed lo cool him off. Here are some of their mu j - 1much. or complaints: Ilurbers in a western town He had smudges on his eye­ I struck for more pay. It'll cost glasses. There* was dandruff oil his folks more to get trimmed. coat shoulders. It', really irrituting when a Hu bud halitosis, lie smoked a cigarrt and laundry fads to return some then stuck his fingers in my of your fuvorite hotel towels. mouth without first washing j his hands. ! A little judgment ran lower He had blackhead* in his >our cost of living it up. nose. His pants were* buggy. | Either take medicine when He didn't have Venetian you're run down, or get the blinds on his office windows. , license number of the car. He blamed his dental assistant for his own faults. Teen-agei* who sit on His fingernails were dirty, park bench in the moonlight Hu belittled me for allowing should look out for tho arm I of the law. C ritter Calls Barbs BLOOM GOOD SELECTION (ira pe ville N u rs ery FA 2-OMC 3321 Grtperill* Are. "Scolte Heeler" to which ths Individual be­ subsistence levels, ta longs, but alto tho world as developed countries a whole may have to taka a annual per capita Income ia around |100. In devaloped more direct and a more dy­ countries It ia 10 times that. namic role in assisting family Low income* and inadequate planning meaiures through so­ diets go together. cial education and hygiene." A minimum goal of >400 On the international level, calories of food per person per Sen advocated urgent action day, Including 70 grama of to undertake a World F'ood protein was act. This Will re­ Dan. This would co-ordinate* quire a fourfold incTtna* in national plans to meet nutri­ Asia and the F a r East, a tional needs and arrive at a threefold increase In tha Near better balance between export East, a two-to-threefold In* supplies and import demand, • rinse in Latin America and based on projections of future Africa. The preaent animal trend*. Other World Food protein consumption averages Congresses at periodic inter­ eight grants In Asia, the F a r vals were augge-strd to review East and many Latin Ameri­ progress. can countries, 11 grama in Tlie* three-year F'reedont Africa, II grams in tha N tur From Hunger Campaign laun­ East. ched by FAO In IW t will be "If hunger and malnutrition continued on nn experimental are to be eliminated by tha basis to develop techniques. end of this century," said Sen, Calling on all countries lo “a much faster rat* of eco­ participate In this internation­ nomic growth appears neces­ al reconst ructon which he la- sary.” M od, “a beginning of a new Until developing countries world-wide effort in the war l>ecome more self-sufficient. ngainst hunger," Hen predict­ Sen recommended adoption of ed that “the time may he not the FAO plan for n 113,3 bil­ far distant when a system of lion five-year program of sur­ international progressive tax­ plus food distribution by th* ation will he rrgardcsl us a "have" nations to the “havelogical development even If not s.” for jurisdlcial reasons it may About three-fourths of thia he termed a contribution ra- would lx> devotcxl to econom­ tlu-r than a tax." ic ami social development, tha Summarizing Ihe world food balance to emergency aid. situation as of today. Hen de­ clared that more than half of the world’s population is un­ Need Tools dernourished or malnourished. For A Job? Increases in world food supply Save Money hav« been mostly In the high | income, Industrialized coun­ Now Yon tries, In other rountries it Is Can no better than pre-war. Life Rent expectancy in tho developing countries averages 33 year*. kThem — In doveloped rountries it avAmerican Kent-AD rrugtxi 63 to 70 years. In • Sanford Turk of the problem is in­ 2644 8. Hiawatha Ave. creasing average income to Q —What was meant bjr the UTvium? A—The first thiee of the seven libeiul a its—grammar logic, and rhetoric. (J—Why do most birds p«-rr ut un object witli one eye? A—In must birds, the eyes are placed at Iht sides sif ilia head* «5t ____________ ESI, 1933 insukancs at Phone Q—Which of the three ships that set sail in 1133 did Co­ lumbus rommaml? A—The Hunts Maria. J u s t te ll us ho w m uch m o n e y y o u n e e d to m e e t a ll y o u r seasonal e x p e n s e s . 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Newman 333 13th S t r e e t BemlOJI, M t n n e e o t a T o n a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d to a p p e a r a n d a n o w e r In p e r t o n ( n r b y a t t o r n e y ) t n a HIM o f C o m p l a i n t (lie d h e r e i n a u a l n e t y o u In t b a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S e m l n o l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , on •r before tho :$ th day of J u l y , A. D. 1 M I, t a m e b e l n s a e u t t f o r d iv o r c e , o t h e r w i s e • d e c r e e p r o co n feeeo w ill he e n t e r e d a e a l n e t y ou f o r f a i l ­ u r e t o a p p e a r a n d a n a w e r ae re q u ire d by law. I t la f u r t h a r o r d e r e d t h a t C h it N o l l e * b e p u b l l a h a d o nce a w e e k f o r f o u r («> co n e e c u l i v e w e e k t In T h e S a n f o r d H e ra ld , a n aw epaper published In S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , Florida. W l t n . e e m y b a n d a n d o ffl • l a l a a a l t h l * J t t h d a y o( J u n e , A. D.. 1MI. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . • C lerk C ircuit Court. S em inole C ounty, F lo rid a t l y : M a r c a r e l E. T y r e , D. C. E d w a rd F. H u i l n e . A tto rn ey (or P le ln tltt an d com plainant. SSI O r a n g a A v e n u e 1'. O. P o x 1034 W i n t e r P a rk . Florida 1 'u b lleh J u n o 34 A J u l y I , 10, 17. 1SIJ. C D J-tll iv t h i c m c i r r i n t HT o r T H H N IV T H J i m r i A L t IR c u t iv a v ii for * » :m . A O l.r , COI'.VTV, F I.O H IIIA < - H t * l T * H Y VO. Ideal NEW Y O ltK L IFE INSI.’l t A N C E COMPANY, a Now T u r k eorporatlon, Plaintiff, va. A I.F R F .D B. O l l l l . t V . J » . a n d E L I Z A B E T H C. C H I L E S , hie •wife, a n d E A II L W. S K I V E R and EDNA E. S K I V E R , hie WlfO, D efendant* v o ric B o r a t r r VOi E A R L W. S K I V E R a n d w EDNA E. S K I V E R , h la w ife, a n d to any a n d all o th er pertlee eU lniln* rlsh t, ti t l e , a n d / u r In t e r e e t In a n d t o th o f " t lo w l n c deecribed p ro p e rty , to -w lt: Lot S. Block “ A" ef SOUTH P IN E CREST, a aubdlvlelon. ee recorded In P l a t llo o k IS. p au ee I a n d t o of t h e P u b l i c H ecorde o f Sem inole C o u n ­ ty. Florida. T o e e t h a r w i t h all a t r u c t u r e e and Im provem ent# now and h e r e a f t e r o n eald l a n d , a n d flx tu ree a tta c h e d thereto, and a l l r e n t a . laauee, p r o c e o d a a n d p r o f l t e a c c r u i n g a n d t o ac* c r u a f r o m aald prem leoe, a ll o f w h i c h a r c In clu d ed w i t h i n t h e f o r e u o l n c d e s c ri p t i o n . YOU A R E I IK R B B T NO TJT IE D th a t the Plaintiff. NEW YORK L I K E fNSUIlANC.E COM PANY, a New Y o r k c o r ­ p oration, h a s In stitu ted suit a g a i n s t y o u In t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt of tho N inth Ju d ic ia l CI.'OUlL In a n d t o r S e m ln o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , th o n a t u r e o f ( h e e u t t le to f s r e c l o e e t h a t c e r ta in m o r tp a g a w hich e n ­ c u m b e r s th e above deecribed p r o p e r t y , eald p r o p e r t y b e in g s i t u a t e d a n d l o c a t e d In Sentl nol * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . Yuu a n d t a b o f y o u a r e h e r e b y re q u l r e d t o file y o u r A n e w e r w i t h t h e C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t , In a n d f o r S e m in o le C ounty. Florida, a n d se rv e a c o p y t h e r e o f u p o n J o h n M. C a in o f t h e l a w f i r m o f ( t u r ­ n e r , ( t u r n e r A H a n d l e y , 101 N o r t h M a g n o l i a A v en u e, O r ­ l a n d o . F l o r i d a . A t t o r n e y s for P l a i n t i f f In t h e a b o v e a c t i o n , on o r b e f o r e t h e 13th d a y of J u l y . 1943. alee a D e c r e e P r o C o n feeeo will bo entered a g a i n s t yo u. IT IS O R D E R E D t h a t t h is b e p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H erald, n n e w sp ap er published In S e m l n o l o C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n c o e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r co n e e c u t l v e w eek s . W I T N E S S t h e Hand o f t h e C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t Court, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h is t h e l a t h d a y e f J u n e . 1941. (H EAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . Jr . C lerk of th e C ircuit C ourt l l y ; M a r g a r e t E. T y r e D eputy Clerk O urney. U urney A H andley t o j N o r t h M a g n o l ia A v e n u e O rlan d o , F l o r i d a P u b l i s h J u n e I I . 19, 14 A I n l y 1. 1343. a s " "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Thq Gablet. FA 2-0720. beach. 322-9820. 1. Lost ft Found rn n » :rt.o a i r r balb NO TIC E la h e r e b y g l v i n t h a t tha undar.lgned A rthur II. B e c k w i t h . Jr., C l e r k o f C i r c u i t Court of S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , will, on t h e 11th d a y o f J u l y , 1947. a t 11:00 o 'c lo ck A. M. a t t h e F r o n t Doo r o f t h a S em ln u le C o u n t y C o u r t Houaa. Sem lnolo C o u n ty , In t h o city o f S a n f o rd , F lo rid a , o f f e r for eale a n d eell a t p u b lie o u t r r y In t h e h i g h e s t a n d b eet b id d er fo r c.teh. t h e fo ll o w i n g d eecrib ed p r o p e r t y l i t * u ated In S e m l n o l a C o u n t y , Florida, to-w ltt L o t 7, Block E. WOOD M E R E P A R K I N D 7SE PLAT, a c c o r d i n g to p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book 13, P a g e 71. P u b lic R e co rd e o f siemlnola C o u n ty, F l o ri d a . p u r s u a n t to th e F i n a l D ecree o f K o reo lo eu re o n t o r e d In a cae* p e n d i n g In e a l d C o u r t, t h e ety le o f w h ic h I. Ml* CAI'MHAN M O R T H A OK COMPANY, INC., a F lorida corporation, Plaintiff. -vaAAIU1N EL’<19:.\T. MASII11URN and M A RtJA U ET I . I I U I H I : MASHUUKN, hla n l f e . e t al D efendant., a n d t h a c h a n c e r y n u m b e r of w h ic h I . 1.903. W I T I N E S 3 my h a n d a n d t h e o f fic ia l seal o f sa id C o u r t, t h i s 21th d a y of J u n e , 1943. (HEAL) A r t h u r II. B e c k w ith , J r , C l e r k o f th e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Heinlnolo C o u n ty . Klor Ida By: M a r t h a T. V lh len D e p u ty C l e r k J o s e p h M. F l t e g e r a l d A ttorney for P la in tiff 324 S e c u r ity T r u . t B u i ld in g Miami S3, F l o r i d a F l t a n k l t n 1-34:3 P u b l l t h J u n e 34, 1943 CDJ-130 IV T I I R e m i t IT I III HT OF T I I E M Y T H J l D l l 'l VI. M R . c : i r r o r a v ii f o r IK M I. v n t . K r o t ' . V T i . FI.OHIIIA I'llA.VCMHV Ml. l.ltlMi T H E BOSTON F I V E CENTH HAVJNtM BA N K P l a i n t i ff , v* C H A R L E S H A DDE N, a t a t a n d at al D efendant* NO TIC E O F VI IT IV M l l l i r s i A O B F O I IE I I.O II MB T U i C h a r l e s H a d d e n a n d M a ry l l a d d t n , hl> w ife RKMDK.Yl'K i t ' n k n u w n A.VH T O , All p e r t l e e c l a i m i n g I n t e re a tg by, t h r o u g h , un d e r or a g a i n s t t h e a f o r e eald p e r s o n . YOU ARK h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o fo rec lo se a certain m o rtg a g e encum b e r l n g t h a f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b ­ ed r e a l p r o p e r t y , t o - w l t : Lot 19, III,, k A. COt'N T R Y CLl'M MANOR. U N IT NO. 1, a c c o r d i n g to th e p l a t t h e r e o f a . re c o r d e d In P l . t Book 13. P a g e . 7i a n d 71, p u b l i c R e c o r d , o f d o m i n a t e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , b a n b een file d e g a l n a t y o u In th e a b o v e - . t y l e d eult. e n d you a r e r e q u i r e d t o a e r v e a co p y o f y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g t o t h e C o m p l a i n t un P l a i n t i f f s A t t o r n e y *. A N D E R ­ SON, RUSH, d e a n , d o w n D B S A v a n d e n P E R U . 233 E a s t C e n t r a l A t e n us. Or land., F l o r i d a , a n d file t h e o r i g i n a l A n e w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In t h e o f fi c e o f t h e C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b efo re (he 33nd d a y o f J u l y , 1943. If y o u fall to do so, a d e c r e e p r o on feeso w ill be t a k e n s a a l n e t you f o r t h e re lie f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m p lain t. T h i s Notice a h a l l bo p u b ­ lish ed o n ce a w e e k fo r fo u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In th e S a n ­ fo rd H erald . D A T E D t h i s 17th d a y of J u n e . 1343. (SEAL) A r t h u r H B e ck w ith . J r , C lerk of the C ircuit C o u rt By J e a n E Willie D e p u ty C l e i k P u b l l t h J u n e 19. 34 A J u l y 2, 10. 1343. CDJ-94 A n d erso n , R u t h . Dean, L o w n d ee. A Vdan d e n B e r g 1 3 E. C e n t r a l Ulvd. I O rlando, F lo rid a 2 BDRM. Turn. Apt. 955 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lota and shopping stores. No utility charge*. Suitable for eoupla or (in­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. F irit St. Efficiency Apt. 930 Mo. up. Surplua City. 201 W. 1st RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital ft Baby Bails. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W* 1st St. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmie Cowan. 322 4013. 2 BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen equipped. 973. FA 2-3309. 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ ment. FA 2-0641. 1 BEDROOM House. 2608 S. Elm. Water turn. FA 2 2307 Legal Notice IV T I I R (TIIC’I IT c n l l i r OF T M R V IV T II J t t l l f 1 41. I I H . r n r of v y ii fo ii sk m i. v o i . s: c n r v T Y , f i . i i h i i i *. C l I t V I K R t VO. I.HTI AM K it 1C AN* KKDKItAT. AAVIN'(Id A N D LOAN AMHOCIATION O F ORLANDO, P laintiff, ▼a. C A R L L. BUT L KR. a t i n an d • t at, D afandanl* v n T irn o r an it iv v iiiit ih u i: F O I I » : r i . O * l HK T O , C A f ll. L B l ’TI.SHt a n d DO R O TH Y 4. UUTLH fl, h l a w lfa, n r . a i l l K V I K i TTnknown AVII T o ■ All p a r l l . t c l a i m i n g I n l a r a a t a by, t h r o u g h , u n . d . r n r a g a l n a t th * a f a r * . aald p rriu iia Y o l f AttK h * r * b y notlfl*,| t h a t a C o m p l a i n t tn f o r t c l u . * a ctrtain p io rtg n g * enciim . b * rln g th * f o l lo w in g d«»crlb*d r .a l prop«rty, to -w lt: Lot 11. I W ' R K T L A K R A D D IT IO N T o PAHHKI.B K IlltY , a c c o r d i n g to (It* p l a t t h . r v o f a* r*,-ord«d la f l a t llo o k 13, p a g e 43. I ’u h lle R e co rd * o f H*mlnol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d * , ha* b**n f11*-S a g a i n * ! you In th * a b o v * . * t y l * d m i l , a n d you a r * r * q u l r * d t o **rv* a copy of your An»w*r or oth*r f l o o d i n g t o th * C o m p l a i n t on Plaintiff** A t t o r n . y a . AN'tlKItKON*. R U S H . DK AN. UOWMD IJt A v a n d . n IlKItO. 313 K aat C a n t r a l A vanu*, O rlan d o , SHorlda, a n d fll* th * o r i g i n a l A n a w . r o r o t h * r P l a a d l n g In th * offlc* o f th * C l a r k of th* C i r c u i t C o u r t o n o r l i . f u r a th* till* d a y o f J u l y , 1943. I f yon fall t o do ao, a dver ** pro con faaao w ill h* t a k e n a g a l n a t y ou f u r t h * r* ll* f d * m a n d * d In lh * C o m p l a i n t . T hl* N o lle* *h*ll h* p u b llahad o n co a w * t k for f o u r e o n x c u l U * w * « k a In lh * Hanlord llara td DAT K D t h l a tOlh d a y of J u n o 1943. (HLA L) A r t h u r II R . ' k v l l l i , J r , C lark of C ircuit C o u rt My: M a r g a r a t B. T y r* t x p u t y Clark A n d a r . o n , Ru*h, I*.an, Low ri l e , . A v an d . n I D r g 333 K aat C e n t r a l Ulvd. O r la n d o , F la. f u b l l a n J u n * 12. 1*. I t , A J u l y 3. 1943. CDJ-7S 34. Artktoa for Soto Big shady lota up to 300’ MAN or WOMAN to service frontage. Highly restricted. and collect from cigarette, WILSON PLACE 5 mi. W. ice and other coin operated oa Hi-Way 40. Willard Jowes dispenser* in this area. Thl* FA 2-O0S4. or Al Wallace ia a very good position that FA 2-6300. can be worked full or parttime. Person selected must MORE THAN AN ACRE have good serviceable ear 3 bedrm. custom built CB, and 10 or more *par* hour* 2 bath borne on • shady lot* per week and 96VO.<M> to in an excellent neighbor­ 13,000.00 cash capital. Write hood, air conditioners, fire­ giving name, address, tele­ place. tncloMd garage, two phone number and all de­ blocks from tchool. 918,500. tails to: Mr. Olson, Direc­ 91,900 down, balance month­ tor, Box 2597, Tulsa, Ok|a. ly. 1. W. Hill, Realty. 2544 f t French A n ., 322-3041. 16. F r a a l t H elp W an ted Auto Glass, Top* ft Seat Covers OKRA, wheieul*. Holcomb*. FA 20030. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. SHALLOW WILL* ft PUMP* 301 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED MILADY’S SHOPPE TOTAL PRICE ONLY CLERK. General office work, 94950.00 typing, filing, cashiering, Tea Meek* from town, neat customer contact work. two bedroom homo in good Permanent job. Pleasant location 104 Wo*t 10th 8L working condition*. Good Caa be purchased with a* fringe benefits. Pay with UUlo a* 9500.00 dawn and schedule increases. 3 day monthly payments as low as week. Call Orange City $49AO. Telephone Co. for inter­ view appointment. 773-2301. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor 17. Mnl« Help Wanted Raymond Lundquiit, Aaso. FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. WANTED • lubrication man for 2 weeks. Inquire at Ser­ SUNDRIES Store. Stock ft vice Station NAS, Sanford. equipment. Well eitablished. Proprietor wishes to re­ 19. Situation)* Wanted tire. Call FA 2-0274 er Longwood TE 9-6389. CHILDREN kept. FA 2-0183. FOR your beat buy, choose T*e *N Green Eatate*. 3 ft 4 Bedroom*. More space for your money. 2i)th Street Weit by Mayfair Golf 2 BR. furn. dn. A pt Water. Courae. Open daily 11-0:00. 963. FA 0-2704. 322-2744. Builders: LMN EN­ TERPRISES, LNC. 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, double carporte, Florida room. In PINECREST. 3 Bedroom*, 2 L*>ch Arbor. FA 2-1 baths, Fla. room, built-in oven ft range. 104 E. Jen 1 BEDROOM furnished House. kins Circle. 322 9557. 960 Month. FA 2 0307. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m 3 BEDROOM, lVb bath houae. 2413 Chase. Children wel­ LOST: Light brown Dach house. Large room*. 969 a come. 322 5609. ahund. Silver chain with no mo. FA 3-8544. taga, crook in end o( tail Anawera to Scamp. 910 Clean 1st floor apt. Private LARGE 4 bedroom House next to High School with I entrance. 10W Palmetto. Reward. Ph. FA 24337 or acre of yard. Nice for FA 2-38H. children. Stove A refriger­ FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m ator Ph. FA 23619 8:30 to FURNISHED Garage Apt. Ph Apartment. Newly decorat FA 2 3360. 5:30 Alter 6 FA 2-7651 f l l cd. Qucinel Apt. Apt. 7. 404 Month. E. 14th St. 322-81134. M )T I('K O F 8. Ileach Rentals Legal Notice 12. Real Estate Por Sato 16. Busines* Oppertaalty 19. AntacaobHe Service SANFORD HOME AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Snkftdk Glass and Paint Company 210 Magnolia BAY Griding. 7 yr*. old. l i f t hands high. FA 2-4684. 31A. Pets BEAGLES. 920. Can be e*en at 100 Garrison Dr. or Call FA 27544. 32. Flowtra • Shrubs BABYSITTER or houseclran i n g . FA 2 0338. DAYS work wanted. 322 7053 Child Care. FA 2-2274. 21. ilenuty Salon* HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Sex. Eve. Appt’s. 105 So. Oak FA 2 3742 FA M B* Of fine Fabric* 10i ft Pork A vn. SALE on used T.V/0. ( t o r n * teed. Toww ft On—try. PtL 312-5302. Ph. FA 2-4022 31. Poultry • Livestock WILL do babysitting. And also week end*. FA 2-5049. Jerry h m i USED chain link fenea. Very good condition. Reaaeaabla prtee. Ph. 822-8121. OKRA by FA 2-041S. tha bushel. READY MIX Ccneveta, win* dow aills, lie tala, (tape, block*, eand, cement, rack, pipe, eteel, grease traps, dry wells, (tapping stone*. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. VA 2*5782 POTTED MUMS in bloom. 35c up. USED Garden TtOar. Cheaper than renting. FA GRAPEVHJ.E NURSERY Grapevtlle Ave. Near 20th St. S’ x 13* UTILITY Trailer. 2113. Tarp included. Ph, Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill 322-0474. Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just off 20th St. and 1st. St. 2 MATCHING chib chair* and coffee table. 150 Couo> 33. Furniture try Club Circle. 222-0753. Used furniture, appliance*, tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. 34. AwtomehO— - Tracks Larry'* Mart 215 Sanford BUYING A NEW eg Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 USED CAR7 FINANCE IT WITH UZ FREE ESTIMATE 0 Low Interest Rates Uphotitering ft Mattress ren­ ♦ Low Monthly Payments ovating. New ft Used FumiFLORIDA STATE BANK turn. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 70S Celery Ave. ’37 TR-3 Hardtop. Clean ft FA 2-2117. low mileage. 9800 Arm. Ph. 322-0474. WANTED reliable couple to 22 JUNK CARS taka up monthly payments of 913.50 on 3 complete Up to 1957 model*, lots of good parta. Mako offer on rooms of furniture. Call one o r all. Reel’s Used TE 9-1511, Casselberry, col Cara. 10th A Sanford Ave. lecL SPECIAL Priced to aril today. 97000. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop with 9700 down and payments o( 970 per month. How can Cold Wave 9093 complete. Open evening by appt. Sell Ui Your Furanure. Quick RAMBLER American. ’ you beat three 7’a. Hat FURN. or unfum. Duplex. HUTCHISON Oc*an front Radio ft Heater. Clean. 9550 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0034 Service With the Cash. two targe bedrooms, fcnc Near Lake Jessup, l-argo Apartment. Daytona Beach. FA 2-9307. SUPER TRADING POST ed yard, attractive land lot. FA 2-8800. FA 2-4058. 22. liuild • Paint • Repair TA 20077. leaping. . . ’53 UUICK solid. Straight LAKE ULVD. RENTAL 9. For Sale or Rent Semi-ttctired Carpenter stick. 930v. Come to Senlorft 34. Articles For Sale Loch Arbor, lease, 3 BR home Small Repairs — Palming A ft W Root Beer Stand. 3rd A D D I T I O N Pinecrest with breexeway, 9100. P h o n e- FA 2-7983 Pack*, mosquito net*, can­ CBC. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Other attractive rentals from Real Estate—Mortgage* teen*, mes* kite. Army- 1900 500 Bianchlna Flat ftlS enclosed Florida r o o m , 975. List your home rental FA 2-5308 after I p . n . 25. Plumbing Service* Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford large shade taw*. Will re 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 with us (or fast service. Ave. Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 1950 CORVETTE. Fuel lajee> decorate. For 1 year lease. Evening* lion. 4 speed, poaitraction.1 110 E. Coleman Circle. ALUMINUM Furniture reFA 3-3077 FA 2-3820 PA 2-8360 Call FA 2-4242 between 0 webbed cheaper than you 2 BDRM house. 817 Catalina. tn * p. m. Plumbing ft Heating can do it yourself. Bring Real Estate—Mortgages “ a ftern o o n AIR CONDITIONING it to the Furniture Center 3 BDRM. 2 bath borne. 2017 1957 4 door CHEV. Bel Air) I t ' N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 CONTRACT end REPAIR SHADE $7,750 1100 French Ave. auto trafli. 3 ntw tlrei, Ravenna Park FA 2 7195 Elizabeth Court. G r o v e Manor FA 2 5993 for Appt 523 0673 after S. | TOTAL PRICE 1007 SanfordWORK (vt Evening* Ave. FA 90382 91 per day rental for Electric FURNISHED or unfurnished FA 2-2077 FA 23830 rA 2-8360 Csrpet Shampooer with pur 1954 CADILLAC. All power,1 12. Real Eatate For Sale 2 bedroom block house. Ini PLUMBING chat* of Blue Lustre. Carnew tirei. 95*5. Inquire EDUCATOR will rent furnish­ mediate possession. Owner Contracting Repairs NO CASH NEEDED roll's Furniture. 400 W. 3rd. St. ed 3 Bit hum* to desirable Will finance. 2423 Orangc FREE ESTIMATES I Bedroom, 2 bath. 961 a tenant. FA 2-3161. Ext. 30. IIAHY Crib. 915. FA 2-3173. 37. Hot In . Motors Avc. R. U HARVEY month. T. A I. included 204 S«mord Ave. FA 21303 922 1085. LARGE, cool, furn. t bdrm. •21” ADMIRAL TV & stnnd. 3 BEDROOM with flonda apt. Only 950,30. 1703 Mag­ Nrtd* aoui* work. |30. Gateway To The Watarway room, kitchen equipped 27. Hpecinl Service* nolia. 3 2 2 -8 7 13. Kolmon ^porting Goode No down payment. Assume Your EVINRUDE Dealer KUIGIDA1HB mortgage. Ph. FA 2-7237, LARGE House, 3 Bedroom, 2 TAKE OVER UNPAID ItAI 30408 E. l it Pb. FA 3-9001 Sales ft Service Office FA 22110 bath. 9)35 Mo. TA 2-0219. ITEM UNPAID DAI DARINGLY DIFFERENT G. II. HIGH Night FA 2-0040 ’63 Port. TV 199.04 14* DU.NPHY Boat. 35 h p j Bdnn New Ultra Modern 1700 W. 1st f t . Sanford FURN. Apt. 2300 Metlonville. 323-0700 Johnson electric, xtrtc, trailer,! ’62 Port, TV 951.30 home. 3 Ceramic tile baths Pb. FA 2-3*83 2 BEDROOM furniihcd A part­ 2994 Park Dr. Saalard, Fla. '61 Console TV 9133-40 skiis ft rope and other ex*' Builtln O. E. color kit tras. 9550. 322 9307. ment witli largo screened CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM? 2 chrn, Oak (loora, Central LAWNS Renovated • Aerate ’Ui Port. TV 9113.60 Remove Thatch • Chinch porch. Rvasonahle. Call bath homo oa large shaded ducted heat to each room '62 Biding Mower $7200 Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fcrtl FA 2-3164 between 0 A 6. Brick fireplace, Bar-BQue lot at 1114 MelloaviUe Ave. ’*».» Port TV $92.00 38. Motorcycles • Scooters txe—I*h. FA 2 4344 Fit, 2 car enclosed garage Many extras include living Term* to fit your Imdxct 1902 CUSHMAN Eagle Scoot, I BDRM. Ig. Living room. room fireplace with maho­ and ONE and ONE HALF MANSFIELD LAWN SER. FIRESTONE STORE er. 8 hp. with accessories, Elec. Range. 9100. 122 Shan­ gany paneling; p a r q u e t ACRE lot fronting on Dig TREE'S trimmed. Dcmosaed Corner tat & French Ave, 322-8713. non Drive. Available July Lake Mary. 922.300 ft.ooo hardwood floors, Florida ft removed. Reasonable. Ph. 1st. FA 3 0666. minimum cash, balance room, dining room and a FA 2-7664. monthly. J. W. Hall, Realty largo, equipped oat-ln kit­ AVAILABLE JULY 1ST Piano Tuning and Repair chen. Laundry room and 2344 8. French Ave. Ph An unusually good selection W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 lota of storage space in 322 3041. of fine home* double g a r a g e . C a l l FURNISHED 3 ROHM. 2 bath borne, kit SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ 1 bedroom 1W bath Long— FA 2 9320 for an appoint­ equipped. Living ft dining tios etc. Free estimate. Ph ment. dale 98-> 322-3500. rm. with wail to wall car 2 bedroom for economy 960 3 BEDROOM, 2 hath home. pet, fla. rm. 2517 Osceola UNFURNISHED Dr. FA 2 8181. Florida room, lots of trees. 3 bedroom 1 ',-j bath '/CHEVROLET Near base. |/>w down pay­ SK W IN G m a c h i n e : l.ea.M> 98 ment. FA 2 6835. SALES A SERVICE 3 bedroom EXCEPTIONAL C A L L F A 2-6783 READ THIS lease 987, lliree bedroom, two bath ROOF Cleaning. All fungus REAI/TOK 3 bedroom luxury home 9175 Xrowth removed. Average IXJCII ARBOR home, juat 110 North Park Ave. 3 bedroom larger Pinecrett price 930. 1st 910 off on u drive and a pitch from 323 0559 home . leave $lU<> the 1st house in die neigh M a y f a i r Golf Course. Sanford, Fla. Several oilier* __ Call us! borhood. licensed ft bond ONLY 914.000. 9900 downStamper Agency 322- t«M age. Work guaranteed. L payment included all cloaing 3 BR. Home, 202 Laurel Dr Good location, kitchen 3 BR. 1 bath. 975 a mo. P. Ellis. FA 2-1909. coats. Monthly payment* equipped. Low down pay 3 Bit. t 'i bath 985 a mo. 990, in. lulling principal, in­ ment. Assume loan. A real Wi l l . -' DRILLED, PUMPS I^rge 3 Hr., 2 bath. Air-cond. terest, taxi* and insurance. LIKE THIS — SPRINKLER SYSTEMS saving. Call FA 2 9472. $165 mo. NEW 1963 CHEVY II 2 DOOR AR Types and Sixes 3 Br. 2 balb on lake. 9130 a REDUCED lor quick aale WITH HEATER - STOCK NO. 1171 We Repair and Service mo. by owner. 2 BR., kitchen S T I N E furn. Air-Cond. Princeton Machinery and Supply Co. REALTOR — INSUROR ROSA Ij. PAYTON Ave. Very low down pint. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4391 1919 S. French Ave FA 20432 Reg. Real Estate Broker Assume 4V«% mortgage. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha BEST buy In tlie State of FA 2 230. SMI I'll Air Condition Ilrdri Florida today. A beautiful geration service. All work FURNISHED 1 bedroom Duif 1 bedroom country home. 3 ft 4 BEDROOMS. Inspect guaranteed. Very reason lex. Available June 24th models on Highland at Price only $1500 00 . Edward able In price. Day FA 2 7431 FA 23610. lojngwood. Open daily 10.00 F. Lane. Ph. FA 2-3969. Night FA 2 2009. to dark, to Minute* South 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip on 17-93 and West on Semi­ pcd. ItUO Mo. FA 2 6457. LAWN SERVICE St. Johns Realty nole 1 block. 3 BK. Frame House. Partly THE TIME TEST!) FIRM LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Pb. furnished. Near NAS. Not 114 N. Park Ave. FA 2C123 FA 2-1317. SPEND your retirement or fancy but cheap rent. 912.50 A RARE Opportunity. Low begin )our married life week. FA 23219. mortgage balance. Spacmux in a beautiful liable neigh TRACTOR work, mowing, discing. Made, scoop Ph. EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Park. 8 twdroom, tW bath home borhood 3 Bedroom, I liatii, FA 2-7664. near playground. $150 down hardwood floor*, fireplace. CLEAN payment with munlhly pay­ For a hum* with charm Unfurnished Apt. 2610 Elm. BRING ALL YOUR BIDS, THE TITLE ment*. 998.31. Call Near School A Store* Stenstrom Realty Wall Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty HOLLERS o/SANFORP 50,000,000th SINGER r John E. Fox' C ELEBRA TIO N SALE Stemper Agency *1969 00 BIG STO C K OF SQUARE DEAL USED CARS A T D IS C O U N T Air-Conditioning H. B. POPE CO., INC. 2 BEDROOM House, kitchen equipped, fenced Ui yard Carporte, patio. f&3 a FA J-JJ49. I Seminole Realty Seminole Realty 1901 8. Park Ave. FA 2 5232 anytime 1901 8. Park Ave. FA 2-52X1 anytime 2U0 So. Park Ave. SEE US LAST TO YOUR TRADE-IN, AND YOUR WIPE FA 2-4231 For real automobile bar gains, check lh* Herald c l a i ­ med display section. BIG STOCK �TW------ ^ 15 ' j j, 1 ; - ■ J 1 I F mmm ■r . ' ' ' ~ ~ ■*.• tx+'sK 9fJr » ■■, t c ■vc?: 1T» *• «^iyrr f*e •• .: ; *» m»». - i T ’ *• . • . • 7-v,■■’•' ••' • '.'•"•<* • ' • *-\ - • ■ - » / j - ' . l^ A w.- r>- / T v ^ j w •** \ .* 7*77 4*■ ■*.. V.* '* . *.T ' ’ s r . - -v j " ■ ’ • •-* • -i. •• ’mk\rTfl r - J Hues wncrtvi \ j | ■-i— « •mama r w THUIS-, PBL# SAT JUMI 27, 2f, 29, 19CS S p c m te n A a a - a te ---- oe m ______ n w M iy i, T a n v M f P o rk & B e a n s • . # 2 tt D alle lama la d w aw Yallaw H a u tilla a rawi^iwpw i rvowuipaa P u n c h ................. 3 N nw M W o it ia tj to NlcboUi Galaste, I t o , Eutlwok, $11,440 fired Peanoa, « tn , to Gor­ don Skim, tom, Goldie m P S P »t. 46-o*. cans Im d F r u i t C o c k t a i l • • *«« Banka's Sihrir Caw (limit 6) 6 ! E v a p 't e d M i l k - 19 69 * flat D. Bowen, etas, to Geerge Carttlyoa 111, etas, Kasttreek, HTJOt f HA to CUftoid Leae, etas, N. CkulooU, v m THA to Baad O’Leary, etas, N. CInlaoto, P m Joka Geeklae, etas, to Carl Pattenoa, etas, C. C. Meaar, p m Clyde Natl, etas, to Tfaomaa WUUaeea, etas. Lake Jearap, $14,ito A. M. Jewel, etas, to Albert Cuaaao, etas, tl-21-31, $#,• too William P. Smith, etas, to Joka Daaa, etas, feet Melloe. $21,400 DeVere JUtchle to W. X. Ooau, etas, N e l a e a ' a Sebdva., HUM Ward Hicks, loe., to Mark DeLaay, etus, Eaitbrook, $14,100 Ward Hicks, lac., to Carl Ar­ nold, etus, Eaitbrook, #16,000 Ortaado fed. S. aad L. to Gordoa Whitehead, etus, Lake Lucerne, $1$#M . Ire la Gough, etus, to Fred Maries, etas, little Bear Lake, $$,(M Herbert Orwlg, etus, to Ed­ ward Kettles, etus, $5,000 Xes Yates, etus, to Louie Besson, etus, Prairie Lake, $12,700 David Holloway, etus, to PHA, Sunland, $11,500 X. W. Frledle to Zula Kim man, Woodruff Subdvn., w l ito Vinegar ........ ZaWy Holes C ider Vinegar ........ imfsstm Meaty Frash Park 21c Baby Foods .............. 3/49c IO/99c J ft Oreon Stamps Tomato Soup .................... !£ 10c Cr. ef Metfcreeei er Chkkee Needle C H U T TOOTH FASTI (Sc-Off) ax tra lar# a 64e •4.000 Blchard Perry, etus, to Ar­ thur Buhde, Sr., Suburban Homes, $4,900 Chester Rupe, etus, to Bus sell Jones, etus, Eaitbrook, $WM0 18c plat Heinz Soup .................... 2 29c Metoe Crltpy Iweet Cucumber Disks ................ ,5^r 19c ioovv.y» i6o Asserted Deters Heinz Relishes ‘I T 27c 49c w i f t ' s F r a n k s • ib. 4 9 * r a u n s c h w e i g e r ib. 4 9 * S p a r e R i b s . . . . ib. Premium Label Cookout Traat S Harman's Oranga Band Chunk Styla B Omer Finch, etus, to Walter Krohne, etal, Irene Dale, $1300 Amy Fitch to Phyllis Fiefel, Longwood, $5,000 dairy specials m e te rfv l t « « « l M Fhul Divorce Decreet Kraft's Fnrkoy ................ 27c Hasel McKcnney vs Hubert McKenney Bill Eugene Alexander vs Thelma Alesander Charts Irene Drummond vs Arthur Lee Drummond George C r e w s vs Sylvia Crews Dolores llarbove vs Charles llarbove Barbara Brown vs llrnry Brown I . nI O W *A 7 .*W JW Oroon Stamps ........... 2 LY. 25$ Muanstar Chaats K raft’s Tasty I k s r f Chtddor Chaasa TO W SVW B O Jfr( Oreen Stamps m* die cavfee mi pmtktm eh **k«. 47e frozen foods ru e faint ran S a l. Junn N . IN I) c»»e. •" •u rn tie s. 49c Limtada (one................ 7— 79c I W—«'V VpW»« ll-M. ■«*- CaHaa Caka ................. ***• o m x s fw NiHw ii Km , <»/' A sAaaaad Frozen Finn JUt Oraan Stamps etatoeesmaemdradra** . . . . . . . . **•■- •aar han't A«ear bad Praaa« .’JiT 39c Croam Pits ....... SINGLITON P6D SHRIMP IV h-to. bag $ 2 .4 9 SMUi't OM*-eM gqoTolqqoTQ.aomo.o.o Gama Hans ................... •*» Frown Scollops ..... Q-.C Wrmm> tmrn* iO w r c s & Am _ < •. Oranga Nly .....................— MASTIRS COTTAGI CHIKSI 2 -lb. cup 55c Jen* 31 Admissions John Htrauh, Geneva; Shir ley Wilson, DeBary; Brian Ferrin, N. Orlando; Nora Bines, Thomas Johnson, Mary Haval of Sanford. Dlsckargeo Sam Jamee, DeBary; Bfar the Calhoun, ChuluoU; Lar­ ry Price, Robert Anderson, Betty Yates, Rebecca Brooks Imogen* Richards, Vannle Robinaon, James Clark, Mun roe Schumann and Albert Hawkina of Sanford. Jane S3 m A f elr Crtam Chaasa tm aat Nutty Flora*s6 IMHOfiP.Q.P.Pi?PQ.PMP.Q Notes Sylvester Hettrick, Deltona; Clara Belle Roeeman, Long wood; Blanch# Nicety, De­ Bary; Vanoe Douglas*, Lake Mary; Dorte Brtoe, Longwood; J^gene Hunter, JalU a Whig- 19c DarWan’a Craamr-BmnatA »■* ail tevt** mi ywdiMe th TARN0W OVIN-IIAOT MIAT 10AI IV i-lb . s la t 19c (•■»>«• 1,1. Jum K IMII Hospital Susan Yarborough, Geneva Irvin Morton, Longwood; Ter (i-Ann Armso, DeBary; Rho­ de Gray, Jacquelyn Hunt, Hen ry Bennett, Michael Meredith Patricia Meredith, Judy Yatea Marchatta Dorminey of San ford. Birthe Mr. and Mr*. Edward F. Haval of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mra. Odell Hunt of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mra. 8tanton Dor­ miney of Sanford, a boy. Diockargao Mra. Horace Wilbanka and baby, Lake Mary; Mra. Robert Yourehaw and baby. Long wood; Emily Bopp, TUuavtllo; Sollio Colt, Gardnor Wiliams, Btaney Martin, Daniel John ■on, Sophia Wojcierhowaki, Annette Knowell, Jim Spencer, Crece Middleton of Sanford. Jaae 3$ BuMrrieJIk H K ie a - P % m 4 m m Pillsbury Biscuits ...........~ ReeUmee Recemtiluted . , V( I* Lemon Juice ......................2&*' 49c tt"« lalan ‘$ Oeva'Md k M 9*f OeTdeee Ceekieg — Alveilaeei IFhn M tattra fraa 6AM Kraan IU " * H • / ' Jit Oraan Stamps WO die ernes* ad au6*M to Reynold's W rap ..........................33c ria$ TAM le-M S> A - Ito French's M u s ta rd ..............2lT* 33c Pttled Shrimp UW'tto. ....... bdt .......... Lert* S«*«*mmI Pieaie Sit* W HERE S H O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE! Kebey'e Shteetrle* Potato Stix .......................... £ 10c • down produce lane • Needy t-ee. Sit* See* Old Diz H ardw aad BriqueH 10-ib. 20-lb. Charcoal........ 59* 99* W isard I r a n # C koraaal pint q u art Vi-gaJ. Lig h te r... 29* 39* 69* Family Cups ....................... K 25c Se le*v eed CeeveeieeT Scott Placem ats................ 39c fee fkeltt, fertiet — S<*n Family Napkins ............ 2 ^ 27c f«M H Cet-Rlte H andy 4 -to. Ca a ta h u r Waxed Paper ..............................29c Lump Charcoal.. £ 39* New Needy Cet-Bite Whk Handle. lOyiafaam ■irdee 'e S-Servke Stee Ice Chest.......... ’l 79 Instant P otatoes.................. ^ 33c e'e P* C aav aaiaat Sturdy Styrafaam Ice Buckets... Fra Sandwich Bags .................... ^ 21c 39* laataat I t J d i a g FireTabs........... £ 39* total IS mrna dee utwf B A N A N A S ib. 9 * F.F.V. Cookies .................. ‘'X?' 29c -------——J Sturdy White 89e \ A K T i I \ T ra d e r FleHde-Gruwa □ O k r a .......... ib-13 c Zeety Ha ifa Fenien 29‘ 6 <« 5 9 s □ L i m e s •••*«■ H i-H o Crackers ................ 29c tedee *N Ne* Paper Plates SWEET GOLDEN RIPE Kxtru-Large Ferny Red Delicious □ A p p le s •SERVING ALTAMONTB SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY. FERN PARK. LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD” . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 aad STATE ROAD 43# �City, County Leaders Pay Kennedy Visits Home O f Ancestors T j L..aa r __1. ! __ ______________________ __ Tribute To Capt. JFK Journey U t y f i ’c t n f n r f t i f m t i t WEATHER: Considerable cloiulinew* with showers today; high in 80s; low tonight 06-74; variable winds. To Ireland Sentimental DUBLIN (U P I)-T h e Iris* made John F. Kennedy their own today. The President left behind the affairs of state in Dublin and hedgehopped by hcllcop* ter and car on a sentimental EDWARDS .UR. Calif. journey across southeastern Gov. Farris Bryant hat ap(C PIl—Air Force MaJ. flab Ireland, home of bit ances­ pointed W. D. Frederick. Or­ Rushworlh today became tors. lando attorney, at the new America's second winged He went to New noss, from public defender for the eightastronaut and the second where his great grandfather VATICAN CITY (UPI) county Ninth Judicial District, highest flying airplane pilot sailed for America 113 yeara including Seminole County, Pope Paul VI, continuing the In tiie world by soaring the ago; sipped tea with his coulie will defend indigent per* MS rocket ship nearly 33 work of the late Pope Jo h n . »ins and other relations a l •ont charged with felonies mites into spare. t XXlll. today set the second the old family homestead in and his salary of *8.000 will session of the Vatican Conn Dunganstown; laid a wreath be paid by the state. How­ in Wexford on a statue of cil for Sept. 2*.). ever. any assistant defender lie ordered the councils! V ’n" mHlor*' John narrr* fa­ named for this county at a preparatory body to resume ther of the American Navy; later date will receive his and then hopped hack to Dub­ work next week. salary from the county. • • • The new date for the begin­ lin. The President was in a re­ ning of tiio second session The W'claka building on laxed and happy mood fob was announced by Papal Sec­ First Street at Railroad Ave­ retary of State Amteto Gio­ lowing a grim Berlin visit. nue, is about to get a new CAPT. JOSEPH M. TULLY JR. i Lo n d o n t u r n — Joseph vanni Cardinal Cieognani. He won hysterical applause "face". Manager A. R. Key Two years ago today Cap-1 ccr. amt Mrs. Ware; Captain ^•osIikt. minister of stale for Originally it hud been sched nnd was mobbed by throngs says painters wilt commence foreign abairs and a member O. Mayo who will uled for Sept 8 hut was do- everywhere he went in this operations In a week or 10 tain Joseph Merit Tully Jr.. James succeed Captain Tully us of I’arliamenl since I9M, to­ USN, assumed command of layed because of the illness 1 misty green island. days. day replaced disgraced John llalw-ng One commanding of­ At New Ross he told a wild­ • • • and death of the late Pupc. Heavy Attack Wing One at ficer, and Mrs. Mayo, and i’rufumo as war minister. ly cheering crowd that If h it The announcement was a Manager Joe Foy reports Sanford Naval Air Station. Captain anil Mrs. Tully. 1903 high school graduates type of document known as great grandfather had not This afternoon he was hon­ Captain Ware introduced from Seminole County's Semi­ ored by Sanford and Sem­ a "rescript ex audentia," gone to America, “ I’d be VANDKNUElUi AFB. Calif. the Navy otlicers anil their nole, Oviedo, Lyman, Crooms meaning a lonu.il notice of working over at the Albatross tU l’D—The Air Forte launchinole County leaders for his wives. LOGGING OPERATIONS were h o deep inside Weklvn Swuntp that it was and Forest Lake Academy orders imparted on Cieognani Co. here, I guess." The com­ Resolutions of tribute t o ' c‘l a satellite, presumably of efforts in these last two years necessary Wednesday afternoon to remove the laxly of an accident victim, now are registered with Flor­ by the Pope during a private pany is a fertilizer factory on in promoting an unequalled. Captain Tully were read and ll,e Discoverer series, WedSamuel Thomas Harris, 81, two miles by tractor to a roadway., the river. ida State Employment Service. audience. bond of friendship and co-1 presented by (Jen. J. C. Hut-1 0,><b> from this Pacific inis(Herald Photo) From New Ross ho mo­ Among them, says Joe, arc In a separate communique, operation between officer., chison for the County Com-' range base, tored five miles along hedgegood stenographers, clerical the council press oflieo said lined lanes to Dunganstown workers, receptionists, auto and enlisted men of Sanford jmission. Mayor Thomas S. t h e council's coordination mechanic and carpenter Naval Air Station and the citi- j McDonald for the Sanford commission w a s meeting to fake a look at the potato WASHINGTON I CPI) i City Commission and Andrew trainees, as well as laborers. zen* of Seminole County.'* Wednesday "to complete its shed which was the original The tribute was paid at a i Carraway fur the Armed Labor Secretary \V. Willard Kennedy home. Some arc seeking only sum­ work according to the in­ Forces committee of the W'irU appealed to Congress breaking through all pro­ mertime jobs before entering luncheon at Mayfair Inn. structions issued Dee. 6 , 1962 today lor new tools to fight > Invocation was pronounced) Chamber of Commerce, tocol harriers at Dunganscollege this fall. by the Holy Father John { by Chaplain Angelo Li tier a K. F.. Itoiiinillal Jr., presi- jots discrimination by employ-' Funeral arrangements were town. the President pushed XXIII of venerated mem­ Is’.ng completed at DeLand ers and labor unions. | info Hie crowd to shake hands Fern Park barracks. World NAS. and State Senator Mack dent of the Chamber of ory." today for Samuel Thomas N. Cleveland Jr., as master Commerce, presented Capami expressed his pleasure at War I Veterans, ami the a u x -. , , ..................... .... , Harris, 31. of Del.and, a Uni* Pope John's instructions to TALLAHASSEE (til'll - - J l'l U-lieve (lie Piesident sees lllary are having a covered l of introduced the tain fully with a plaipie. Full seeing the people of the area MIAMI (UPI> —A m a s k e d berman killed at about I p. tlm, commission was to tut. er presented a gilt Irom the of his forebears. Gov. Fani* llryanl -aid today tiemendmis vuliu- to la* derived dish supper ami Chinese auc guests. rewrite and combine Hems At the head table were City Navy League and Carraway bandit shot an elderly motel m- Wednesday afternoon in President Kennedy hud been flour tiie canal," Ilryuiit said. I He was nearly mobbed by tion at Altamonte Springs Affair I b'oinmisiioners. County Com- presented a gilt from the night clerk to death early to- “ k»l«ing accident in Wekiva . . . , . . . I Tit,, governor said Corps of 'i placed before the council, re­ Hie huge quayside crowd at park this afternoon asked t o -peak t o t hr Nationi . . . . . , ducing their number from 71) day in an abortive tsolslup. iSwamp. Com-! ndssioners. mayors of cities. Armed Forces committee, Engineers bud mdiruled tliu*. New Ross after his folksy will be moved to the Com Sheriffs Deputy J. tj Gal- id Governor** t ’uiifereiiir 1,1 I if the money was made avail- to 20. munity House on Maitland I *UWD* an'* village* in the The luncheon closed with a The victim was Karl Groton speech in which he introduced k.way reported that llairis y„Bmi j ul). stein, 62. | idde, lliey Would lie aide to 1 some of Ids traveling com­ Avenue In event of inclement i county. Thomas II. Fuller, response by Captain Tully, was guiding the loading of president of the Central Flor- win* will leave July 12 for furllryaut tuld Ids weekly news yet starteJ on the project n panions and then said that weather. a 30-loot hardwood log onto ida Council, Navy League; 1Uirr assignment to the Naconference that Kennedy had : the JtfOt.flscql yenr. * • * “when my great grandfather W’.-.l Cv-e ie tf.aib DAYTONA B j J A n i H P D ^ >l t?*,.<Jc|1^ ,,er *he . cht*" 1 '»U* Inxiftion «,ut | Bryant ...... many leg i.la-' left here 113 years ago he car­ At one time I was a vcry Col. H .‘J. Kt.f u.j. Mspri* ' . as sot a hoist slipped. The log knock he s very well disposed to tors who weio cool to his high­ flow hunt-and-peck typist b u t1«en<Jent »he *a" !,'" l Naval j ingtor. I), f . This is.vlgnment If The n,<‘ City »-ily Commission Com ried with him only two now l»m a spEF.dy volc ,H,,a> 051 uhl-1 "'r ,u e l ,rum trUllt . apeak er education bond financing filings—fsith and a strong de­ spKKdy expoNcNt expoNeNt i Academy; Captain Robert M. marks him for future promo- I ,M sign a contract for the i'oss- 1a"d then fell on his necj; Ware. NAS commanding otfi-ltion in the Navy. The governor suid Hie Prvsi- plan would probably conic sire lo live in lilierty." of tile touCh systex. ' ton Colts of the National l.«a »n‘> shoulders, crushing hun. ’ "very responsive" in around to supporting it la-fore ! ORLANDO (UPI) - A Fed­ • . .*1 ICoroner '.hCikStJ. h IHugh I . • -1Is IDuncan, ItlHlI -I it >t . I.i w to I glic to move their baxibBlt asking ( otigress to put up tong, llryanl kicked off a eral grand Jury, reported to A call to North Urlando investigated with Galloway, i spring training ramp here Company offices early Wed­ • a d death was accidental enough money to gel the drive Wednesday night in Pen-the investigating syndicated cross-Florida lunge cniiitl aucolu to get voter support illegal gambling activities, nesday found manager and instantaneous. started Bryant and other fur the $75 million issue which , was scheduled to resume Frank Fasula hustling around The accident occurred I wo Thieve* worked hard for WASHINGTON (UPI) in the rain to build an em er­ . J miles inside the swamp south state officials went to Wash- would h,. used to pay for jun­ hearings here today, only $3.5o early this morning. Overwhelming S m a t e ap inton last week to push for ior college and university eon gency shelter lor Ins mare's The current hearing, which Police reported a burglar provul of President Kenw- ■of .Markham, off the Long- ! $1 million to start construc­ struetloii. new born eolt. Why wasn't [ is secret, began Monday and gamed entrance through a wood Markham Road It was dy's aid to depressed areas, the shelter in readiness and to use „a tractor to tion of the propo-ed canal ( Tlie Isold pinpoint must Is- 1recessed Wednesday, Two spe- restroom window at the Danc­ program brightened p r o * j m-icssury Harris' waiting? . . . it's like this: "body from I ac" ’"' ,h” ‘' "tral part j approved by a state-wide Vo e j x'lsil attorneys for the organ- ing School of Arts, loo West A former Heavy Attack Tlie presrnlationa will be remove peels today lor a "second [ The Fasulas, wlm bought the Squadron Eleven pilot and his 1la-fore any bonds can be sold. | l**‘l crime and racketeering 27!h Street, but got nothing. tlie swamp due to lack o( of Hie stale, made by Captain Joseph M. chance” try in the house. horse for their daughters at bombardier Friday will be From Bonn, Germany, tlie; Itrynnt said during the past IMellon of Hie Department of Then he followed by tamper­ roads. Christmas didn't realise until honored at a squadron in Tully Jr., Wing Commander, A native of Seville, Fla., President sent to Congress .> year, tin* Ruud Departm ent, Justice were on hand to make ing with a vending machine at just recently that she was apection for compiling the fallowing his annual person­ Harris is survived by his supplementary budget which opened bids on nliout $162 | Presentations to U'o grand the Launderama, 117 West JACKSONVILLE (U PD -A even expecting and had no top individual performances nel inspection of the squadron. wile, Patricia Harris; two included 81 million, which million worth of highway eon Ijury. 37th Street, and still gained Alrout do/rn wifnessc* nothing. way of determining just when in the Heavy Attack Wing The trophies were original­ housewife. Mrs. Sara Lucky, children. Richard and Lina; Bryant snid would start .con­ Ktructioii, an increase over charged in Hie slaying o( a to look for the new arrival. One Fiscal 1912 Bombing ly slated to be given out at Tuesday. questioned a brother and Hires* sisters, struction on locks at the eust lti.vt, til* next highest y ear,' Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported Baptist minister, the Rev. The family, we understand, competitions. The Inspection Among them were Philip a thief threw g building end of the canal. when bill* totaling $126 mil­ all of DeLand. Alien-Summerthe Wing's 1962 Bombing Der­ George Hodges, waited today even postponed long-made Ik - gins at 9 a. m. Beale, Pensacola, a former block through a window of lion wise opened. hill Funeral Home is in legislator; State Sen. Mack the Judah Service Station at vacation plans to await the The Champion Pilot award, by. However, the Cuban Cris­ for word on a hearing on her charge of arrangements. blessed event. After all this, a silver punch bowl donated is forerd cancellation of the plea to leave the county jail Cleveland J r , of Sanford; Casselberry and look less Hun we wonder . . . is Frank by the Central Florida coun­ Derby and the presentations under bond. Ahc IIrow tv and Joseph Gur- 50 pennies from a cash drawpassing out cigars? wit* of Miami; Capt. Tom i er ami about $3 from a vend­ cil of the Navy League, will I wcr* rescheduled for VAH-ll'a p i /*il. • H p S h o u l d H q VG xl to John It. Shat-1 odmlnistrstive personnel in I j OUICI v l l t l i l 111*111 ’ ■*• «eO U U I$J i T U T t , Sawyer, of the Orlando Police ‘ |’n'K"machine. be presented Department; II I). White, an Casselberry Fire Chief Paul [ tuck, who left the Navy la st, M'cction. Ph il a d e l p h ia ( u p i ) Both receipicnts have reia- -Stuart T. Saunders, Norfolk' Orlando boat firm operator, Bates returned homo Wednes­ year to become a commercial ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) lively long histories ot opera- I anil Western Railroad presi and Beverly Roberts, of day from Winter Park Mem­ airlines pilot. — Seventy-six-year-old Hale MIAMI ( t ’l'l(-T a lk of a Seminole County. TAI.LAIIISNEK (UPI) orial Hospital, where he un­ Lt. (jg) Alec It lllundcn. (ions vvitlt the A Alt Sky w ar-! dent, w i l t become boanl Arm-sirong went downtown new refugee "invasion" of Before Ids brief appearance, Game and Fish llirrrtor A. derwent surgery. who is currently attached to i r'" r* which they flew to their chairman and chief executive olficer of Hie Pennsylvania >C!,U‘r,,a> ,H ‘,a5r a ,raM,c Cuba has died down here as Cleveland fold newsmen in D. Aldrich announced Wed­ VAII-ll, will receive i;,(. championships , | Slutluck was an early A-3B Railroad tl'R It) Oct. I. He fme rapidly as it flared iqi about Sanford lie slid not know why nesday that Florida fisher­ Two "famous" persons, both Champion Bomhjrdier On the way police said, lie ' succeed James M. lie was summoned hut be­ men must have their 1M3<; a week ago. celebrating birthdays toslay vigato'r award, also a silver P1'01*l,c air w i l t It is now clear that a re­ lieved it might concern tlie licenses hy nildnlriil June w ire honored at Coffee C lub; |Mm) d ,jn,ltc ,| by tlie ' craft overseas from l!).>7 to Syniei. 66, who will remain barely missed a collision w.th a police cruiser, ran a stop, tain Hut refugee "comman­ [fact Hut, as an attorney, la* 39 cr fare a fine of from MO this morning. Neitlier C. of C. I Norden Division of United 119’i‘J with Electronic Recon- as director. sign and drove on the wrong j naissanic Squadron Two IYQdos" from Central America [once represented two persons to s.:utt or a Jail Irrm up lo Manager John Krider nor | Aircraft Corporation. side of thr road. 2), and finally, from 1939 62. 9i) days. were smuggling arms to anti- j who had been arrested. Herald Reporter Dottle Aus­ ■'•dice charged him with with Sanford's VAII<3 and tin would reveal how much SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Castro guerillas in Cuba VAII-ll, llo is now a jetline Barry (Soldwater addresses two more traffic violations, Cl.ARK IE AKHINC- snowballed mil of all |iro|Mir- | water has gone under the pilot for United Air Lines. bridge. Can these he "Moon tin* National Young Republi­ released him under Sat) Iwmd TON, uf Iltavy Attack tion in the telling. lilundcn hu> similar exper­ Children?" can convention tonight. Sup and said they would ask for! Squadron Eleven's !)••A I miuI 26 men appear ac­ • • • ience. lie flew as a navigator twirl for the conservative a re examination for his driv ttii'liniorit KiyrHt, |ilined tually In have landed in Cuba, jwitli VQ-I in Hit* Far East wing of Hie- Republican Parly er's license. Civitans will install new of­ second in Heavy At­ hut exaggerated r e p o r t s 'from 1936 to I960, then came in general and Goldwater in ficers tonight at the Lake AKK • OFF TIRES tack Wing One May reaching here magiiUiul that | to Sanford lie was commiss­ particular has been so inirk- No Wonder! Monroe Inn. handing the Some with hot a few mitre Itomliing (inn petit ions. number as much as luO fold. ioned an ensign in lihlo ed al Hie Young Republican By I'nllnl 1'irw lulrinaHoiul Arlington, a first class reigns to incoming Charlie \ll al u Irrrific saving Winn "invasion" rumors through the Navy's Limited (YR) conclave here that one Kampf, Chelsea manager,* Since 1951, emigration from jet meciiailf, is also fir*t began circulating. rr!u • • • Duty Officer program, be­ of Hie candidates for the na­ Ireland has averaged alxnit pacing the Wing's I m ii ii - gee leader Maiuu-I A. ilcVu • NYLONS came a bombardier-navigator tional chairmanship Wcdnesi- •0,000 persons a year, ac­ June may be (lie month of • ItAYONS rona told LTI Hut it was true bartliers in fiscal year the same year and in his first day announced mo per cent cording to the World Almanac Brides, also of Roses, Rain • WIHTKWALI-S Hut three small Imat parties IDful standings. full liscal year in heavy at­ support for (i<ildwafer ami other long-held traditions. • IILACK\YALI.S and Book of Facts. li.nl landed ill Cuba. (Navy I’lioto) tack, won the bombing cham­ But it is also the Month of RETREADS pionship. Installations with just about every Club and organization getting "Off with the old amt on with Hie new." V* WE WILL NOT HE UNDERSOLD Our Informants down Or­ ON «|l M.ITV TIRES lando-way report the gasoline WASHINGTON tUCI)—The war there is ovtr. Lwsl serv­ cost of living has field steady ice station operators sr* hap­ for two months, and a Labor py about that, and also happy Department e x p e r t says NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U Pli-sity, state Correction* Dlrcc morning drinking in local had served four years of the price war didn't spread to I*. S. roi.K A R . Lt. Americans should consider — An unfortunate thing hap- tor Harry Avery said Wcd- [taverns. OOiu-rs were wait- 10-year sentence for armed Ctlr., USN, will u .s .-i i i me themselves lucky it has re­ Sanford. FREE! pened to prison "coed" Sarah ncxlay. ' ing tor tier when ahc return- robbery, was released from command Friday of the mained relatively stable. prison last week to study I'llk I p A llrlivrry wax scared of life," Miss ed home at 2 a. in . four criminal psyclioiugy at the Naval Air Maintenance Statistician Roocrt J. My- Jeannette John- on her way • EASY TERMS Joe Ryan Dies Training Group Detach­ ers announced Wednesday tlie to the University of Tennes- Johns told tlie Pardons and flours iK-yond her parole cur university. She had earned 12 NEW YORK (U PI)—Joseph ment a t Sanford Naval 106.2 consumer price index see Paroles Board, winch revok- few. college credits through cor­ P. Ryan, 79, president of the Air Station, relieving tor May—unchanged frum the Sue succumbed to the "sud- cd her parulc at a hearing | "Her conduct clearly indi- respondence courses. International Longshoremens Lt- Ctlr. Clyde G. Hunt, previous 60 days. But he pre* | den temptations of a free, Wednesday. She said she went i cates she should not lie fur"She will be privileged to Association from 1927 to 1953. a 21-year veteran who dieted the index for June I modern society" and kept late to a mov:e Monday night, I ther paroled at present," said carry on her education died Mednc'das .•’!• i .* king is retiring. would fa* one li-nlli of one per floors slmrlly after sh** was ■lot scared," and spent the Avery, throii-rh correspondence rourftn •*. cent higi.s r. j ) paroled l>j alU-rul toe umvn r«-*t ol the niglil and coriy j 17ie ... j i ’-i-usl woman, wiio (Navv P hoto) Avery, 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 ~ ' ~THUKS” JUNE 27, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Vatican Council To Resume Work Sept. 29 Bulletin ** eioc NO. MlT muiA... BRIEFS Satellite Up Last Rites To Be At DeLand Wertz Testifies Bryant Hails Kennedy For Canal Support Aged Man Slain Colt Vote Set Grand Jury Probes Gaming J Top Navy Performers Pickings Slim For Thieves Approval Seen To Be Given Awards Hearing Awaited Stood In Bed Cuba 'Invasion' Talk Subsides Licenses Due Barry Favored S A LE! Cost O f Living Holds Steady Temptation O f 1Free Life Too Much For Her Prison 'Coed' Loses Parole Rights A k M a/ W j. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 26, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 26, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/db922357041555fc112a8eab2d4f682a.pdf 1f104954fb252e9004f1fcae6ccfb734 PDF Text Text JHSST; r; vn;|W $ PI K V F^f ! 1f ' Aponte also confiscated 20 • h i need to transport tho fltopal alcohol and Bold thoy gapactad to nrraat another 20 -Plfft JB cA PARTICIPATE IN CONCLAVE—Five U. 8. Cardinal* (left to right)* •be pxap in the near future. Agenta said tho gang had **eee e l the Inrgeat atotewide distribution aystoma « n r uneeverod by the B ute beverage Chicago's Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer, Boston’s Rihcarri Cardinal CushChicago’s Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer, Boston's Richard Cardinal Cush* Ritter and Los Angeles’ James Francis Cardinal McIntyre are shown in Vatican City. They now are participating in the conclave which will elect a successor to Pope John XXIII. (NEA Radio-Telephoto) * lA ( tr . They said about 8.000 galtorts of moonshine were im­ ported Into the aUU by the eeganisation each week. • Agenta said charges against the gang ranged from posses•ion of illegal alcohol to grand larceny to illegal posaeasion of narcotics. B. H, Jones, n aUta bev­ erage agent from Daytona ■each, exposed the operation after ha had worked his way tote the organisation and risen to th« number two man in the ! ■ j A 'V i f - p i TALLAHASSEE (LTD — State lawmaker* bare used up half the time allotted for a s extended ocatioe, but they were no closer to bslaneixf the budget today fhaa when the regular lesikofl ended. With the Houae and Senate apparently deadlocked on a plan to finance the fMT rnOlion general appnpelatlona bill, there appear* to be only two alternative*, and they will be conaldeied today. One propooal by Key. J . J. Griffin would cut appropria­ tion* to about tan millioo. If thl* bill la approved, how­ ever, it would chop many aervicea, aalary hJka* and new fundi th at atata tgenciea claim they must have. The other alternative would be to adjourn the aeiiion un­ til a special conference com­ mittee can unsnarl the tax dilemma. It appears the LefUlature isn't likely to push taies high enough to raise the $110 mil­ lion needed to finance spend­ ing. Rep. William O’Neill said all the taxes approved la the lower chamber so tor atilt fall about $30 million abort of spending. House Speaker Mallory 1 Ts' lit" C ) ■ ; l L Mueller’s ) Macaroni l im it F Legal Notice L E M O N A D E or L IM E A D E SHURFRESH HAM BURGER NESTLES W h o i i lleetdenra and Adedreaa la 111 Lilian A v en u e ilrolon , Conn. A KWOIIN COVIPLAINT l i n e . In a I n s Iliad In Ilia Clrrult Court In and (or Haiulmde County, Flm lda, In Chan, ary • a t l t l a d “U i l i E N Kl.LVYooIt O A R R E TT, Flnlntirr. -va- NO­ RA KATHLEEN fl .U tl l R T T , Defen dant", pray ing for ,-er* t a in rallaf for lha nlniva n.m i ­ nd p l a ln llf f ami a a a ln a t >«u a . III, Delrml.int, NOW, TMKHBFOIIK, T H IS 0M TO NOTIFY T o i l That If y o u wish tu dafand a a a ln a l s n ,l eontaal lha a b o v e untitled arltun. You ara lte<|ulr<*d to flla your Ananar or o lh a r w r llt a n dafanaa. If any ynu hara. to thia rvnriyUlnt with Ilia Clark of Ilia nbova a ly lail Court and to aart a niton F U l n t t r r a nttornay, VI.IIKIIT N. FITTH. whoaa aililraaa Is 1 Sl.i rotrliT llultillna, Hauronl. F lo rid a, a an|iy of mild an* nwar or olhar w ritte n d"(ana«. <>n or hafgra tha Idnd da y of July I *41. TIIE NATE It K o f eald Comp laint la lo pray that tha atxive atylad Court <r int Ilia ntniva namad I 'la ln n rl a HIsu rra A Vlnculu At .*trillion 11 • f and frntn you: KAIL NOT TO A N * WCIl f a r t a Parra# Fro fo n f e a e u ht anlerad as-itnat you. WITSGfcft My I la ml and Offlolal Hail at ilanford. Florida, In Mamlnala County, llila l l l h da y o f Juan A. I>. 1141. Arthur II. Jlack wlth. J r . I.'lark of tha a l » i , a atylait Court. fly: M a rra ,a t K. T» ra, Albert N. Villa t Maaonle llu ild ln g Xanford, Florida A tto rn ey lor P la in tiff, publlali Juno IT, 14 A I. I. 11*1ODJ-I* FAST Juty 2/39. Lit. CAN . 39 BREEZE ...................35 C A S H M E R E B O U Q U E T SO AP !!";• 2/2T 2/31' ‘‘I'd either tike to sec the House support an eppropriatlona cut, or back off it. I sure don't want the Legisla­ ture to hand a bad check to the Cabinet Budget Commis­ sion to wo*k out.” he said. A FIVE-YEAR PIN wits presented to Mrs. Martha O’Donnell, Southern Bell Telephone employe, toy Robert Shetlden, local manager, a t u steak din­ ner in her honor a t the Capri Restaurant. Also honored were Mrs. Margaret Wiggins, (seated left) who is taking leave and Mrs. Hetty Gayle, who will replace her. (Herald Photo) WASIHNGTONf (UPI) President Kennedy, who once maintslnrd that Presidents should stay home, will go to Legal Notice In Tha lira,ill t'ourl 1)1 tha Math Judlrlal Itrrn ll In tnd Fur ermla-.le Florida. In I haarary. Al.VI V ANDERSON ru ln llff - VH• ROW IN If H o x iir mil! JITOT R'LXIIY, hta Wlf*. 1It IH I*AM• u r.u r Ami guKXTiN j*a .u UKllT, llt'l* iltltollaktkll. Tinfun ihmt No I M i; iif ni it • \ 11 ■»r Florida TO t HIM LA MItKIlT Bnl gUKNTI.H laWIIIKUT, her hunlMfttt, wtiiums r< RliliDt'# |« I*. O luix 7*41. into OilllK. HO, FUKItTO IUOO You sr# hrrvhy r*'|u(r*i| fllo yuur iitHWcr or written ilttftiii«ii n. If atoy, In the iiltorr# |jrot-a ml tine with tlioi <?t«r!c of thia Court, Eirisf tu norvto n uotiy th* rr«if upofi til** I’lftldtlfr* iittorniVK. whuR« nutiira timl iiitiIr«N« ui»i**‘,ira ti«r«on. un ur bifttfi tti« 171li «l»ttr i»f July, 11141, Hio nuttir* uf tliU jirurfdfHtltC ImtIiHC 4 lift I filf fori* liosorr of iiiortMUM* tho following |»ri»uirly, In-wit! let II—"ItnIfInli InIT I I 13 frtM W»ll i*pot J.j foot .N.ierKIo uf Ui« f*out lifii »t uorwtr it r th« Eolithwu»t *4 uf Wnctli.m tlrtpmltinito County, K|«r* Mo, Ihmpo run North i;fi frrf. Writ! 103 f««t, N*mlh U» f««t, l,4Nt 1»2 f<xht, to « |*olilt nf tmkIn ni itif, IMINK AND ullDKHKD «t ^tanforil, Catinty uf «*■rntnul*. Htut* uf KlorDtn, Hit* 14th il*y uf Junr, 1547. .Arthur II Itii'kwtDi Jr Clerk Circuit t'oiirt. Ms iuliiitl« Co,( Mutiforil, Kin. Ily; lU r iir it L. Tyro Dapaty Clerk tiregory. Court* * l‘aniello ,ttiurn«ys for l*Ulnttff t'H J«rk«oii Htr«*e»t Tain(i4 I, KloriiU. Hkhlikli; Junto 17, 34, July 1, I. Europe nest week despite ad­ vice to the contrary. The President plans to he in West (term any and Berlin June XL28, in Ireland June 2029, in England June 3100 ami in Italy July 1-3. Many misgivings s h o u t making the trip at this time Imve been expressed. Hut Kennedy, wlto entered oflice believing presidential diplom­ acy was to he avoided, is de­ termined lo make Hie trip for the very reasons given that he should not go. Critics of Hie trip have poinlrd out that West Ger­ many and Italy are changing governments, and a new Pope is being chosen in Home. England L in the midst of a government scandal. Only in Ireland 1* the government stable. In addition to troubles abroad, opponents of the trip say. new racial violence could break out anytime at home, requiring t h e President's presence. While House sources say Kennedy i, well aware of all llus, hut believes it would be disastrous to cancel the trip because of problems that have arisen in Europe since lie scheduled the visit. To decline In go to Kuro|M- F LO O R & W A LL C L E A N E R FKE8II MOUNTAIN GROWN BLUE BERRIES S E M IN O L E in ()/. I‘KG. FROZEN Booth Breaded Shrimp Phil. Cream Cheese! A c Limit 3 Pleas# I PERFECTION COTTAGE C H E E SE T t o n 'i a t place H kt bam*— 1 h J a r p ic tu r e * ! ^ S. Choice Flavor-Aged Beef At Its Best! A fresh fla . GRADE A ICK BACKED Bee Un For KODAK CAMKHAH. Film awl FlnLking Wieboldt's CAMEKA SHOP 210 8. BARK AVE. to WINTER-WEARY CLOTHES DRY CLEANERS OBEILVTBD IIV MARVIN MILAM J 18-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. KA 2-1‘J.LI TO SAVE MONEY! w hom: or half SLICED FREE Compare Our Lower Monthly GRADE A QUICK FROZEN Cornish Game Hens i t nz. avg . ON N EW C A R CURRENT SERVICE INTEREST CALL K A irfst Armuur Star Fully I K.NTKU I T T RATE — nr AND AH K JIM I f If lU f 1 " FUR Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve YOU! 25TH. & PARK ( t) u a n lity HivhlM H ew aned) DOUCETTE Vtona BEZOI.D 2-1*11 r\rn lUO'c BURE FRESH F IN A N C IN G ! IV 2 % E r DECAIii • TRUCKS • SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL Kl 817 8. PALMETTO AVE, PHONE FA 2-6422 MIAMI <UPI> What started as a Father's Day outing ended In the murdersuicide of 12-year-old Evelio Limn J r.’s father and motheU*un went to ask his es­ tranged wife for permission to take hta ton to the beavh, but they became embroiled in an argument. Iron pulled a gun and shut his wife, then look his own life. t im e S O A K Y BUBBLE BATH B U Y IN G A N E W C A R ? LET US F IN A N C E IT ! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose on j.»3. • RELIABLE until alt problems are settled would be an abdication of his position as a world leader and would undermine faith in the United States, Kennedy is re ­ ported to feel. Sen. Harry Goldwalrr. RAria., a possible GUI’ presi­ dential nominee nest ytuir, said Sunday “ I think he should cancel that trip and slay here.” .Sen. Hugh Scott, K-Pa., in a television appearance with Gobi water, usked, "why be wants to go to Germany in a period w h e n Germany is changing governments, or to Maty when Italy is rhnnglng governments amt there is a change in the sut-ccssion of the papacy, or why ho would consider going to Great Bri­ tain In the midst of its gov­ ernment turmoil.” V E ir L t Q t J ID HEAI Murder-Suicide BLOCKADR During World War II, some authorities considered II S. us« of tho hluektlst im » form of blockade. This blurklial wu* a Ifa rp .r Lam ar D u u a lti list of lioslnes* firms and in X. W. Wara, M ta rn ey t o r Petltlonere, divldusln who w e r e truding 1>. O. IIns t i l l . Stanford, Florida. with Hie enemy uml them' J’utilinhi Juna IT, !4, J u l y t, I. CDJ-P1. blacklisted enterprisea could tx t u b c ircu it m i n-r, not buy goods from the United SIXTH JttIK IV I, CIHCI IT Stairs and Great Britain. H v rr . LARGE PKG. MED. SIZE GREEN To O F FI.OHIIV4 IX 4.X II F ill! SKMJXIH.K IflL'XTT. iv a i t v n m r m i . i i s k . XUTI4 M OF all IT T i l l M U!A K ATH L EEN (l.VH- I BUNS C H O C O L A T E Q U IC K n m ea or anom ov statu n r risiHiu.% •RM trrivd* JU-l. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKll.Vi NOTICE In hereby n la r n that Wt, A n a l* Mona D o u a U a . a n d husb and, Harper D o u c U a , w i l l tha t» lh Say o f J u l y A.D. ISIS a t Ian s'clock A.M. to tlm H on orab le J u d ea or tha c i r ­ c u i t Court o f P tm lnnle County. Florida, a t kle Cliambara at She Court H o u m In Han lord. Flo rid a, praatnt Ihirtr p a l l l lo n t o Adopt Kllaahath T. Sto K an. Ota, an a d u lt unm arried w o ­ m a n . ae thalr ehlld u n d -r lha S a n a o f Klltatiath I l n u i U a , Th)a lha 14 o f Ju n a , A ll. IMS. Angla Mona Itoilplaa sw eet “ FROZEN” Jones, who ilearrliied his four month* of undercover work as “hair raising,” said the main distilling operation w art In the area of BL George, Go. Beverage agenta withheld Specific information on the operations of the gang pend­ ing further a rn ita. POTASH Originally, potash was ob­ tained by leaching, or running w aw r through iinv aai:-* or burned wood and boiling down tho solution In large open ket­ tles. The residue, a white solid, was called potash because It was made from ashea in puts. heald * \ 4'inikrd �.n * Seminole M akes Formal Request For Two State University Units • eto4’*’ • 1 ^ ‘ \T i “ Flippy the O ar" is be­ coming famous. So much so. there's a price on his head Mw. For the last couple of weeks The Herald's spot1* page has recounted that “Flippy” lives in a pool al Herb and Adah Sutton's Wekiva River llaven. And fur­ ther, that "Flippy" has had a running sam e for two years with an Orlando fisherman. This fisherman Is not inter­ ested in an other fish but "Flippy." And "Flippy" has iron every round. Herb Sut­ ton reports now that be had a 'phone call last night from Peter Kurcb who has been reading about “ Flippy" and has offered a $lo easts reward to the fisherman who lands the big gar. • • • Dan Ritzie was installed last night a i commander of Campbell-Loaslng post of the American Legion while Flora King again took over aa pres ident of Campbell • Lossing unit of the American l-egion Auxiliary. • • • School Supt. R. T. Mllwee and Walter Teague, admin­ istrative assistant, will leave Wednesday afternoon to at­ tend a state superintendents' meeting for the rest of the week at Gainesville. • • • Trial Is under way in Cir­ cuit Court to complete the condemnation proceedings of two years ago for right-ofway on the already improved Highway 436 East. Suit in­ volves two pieces of properly not yet settled. • • • Expect an announcement this week about the libel suit ■gainst the City. • • • Tire Fah Tool Company Is putting up a light manufactaring plant in connection with the electronics industry at Casselberry on Scminola Boulevard \ near the Five Points intersection . Hon- ,on this later. S m t f n r li % t r a lh WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday with afternoon ahowers;hijrh, 85*90; low, 70-75 SANFORD. FLORIDA United Freud Leased Wirs Established 190S TUKS. JUNK 18. 1063 Cleveland Acts In Behalf Of County Groups Formal rrquest th a t tho Stale condder locating one of two and possibly both pro* (Mind state universities In Seminole County has been for* warded by Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. to Raya M. Har­ rison Jr., chairman of tha LT. C’DK. CI.IFF THOMPSON, of VAII-5. mans Board of Control a t St, Pet­ hiis A-5 ViKilunte to bcvonic the first "SnvttKe er aburg. Son of Sanford" to fly the Mach II aircraft. Senator Cleveland'* letter of request to Harrison reads: United Press International TALLAHASSEE (LTD — America's clergy differed “Senate bills 123 and 407 au­ The Legislature, after whip­ thorising the establishment of ping the controversial auto­ today in their reaction to the u stats- university or a branch mobile tax increase to sudden Supreme Court ruling banning of an existing state universi­ passage, began today to tic compulsory Bible reading and ty amt the establishment of up loose ends of Its $110 mil­ recitation of (he laird’s Pray­ an extension of the Univer­ lion plus tax program in er in school*. sity of Florida engineering Heavy A t t a c k Squadron j transitioning to the Vigilante hopes of quitting laic tonight Protestants and Jewish college, respectively, in £«>t Five, bolder of ihc 1962 "E " Immediately or Wednesday. leaders were divided, while Central Florida Mro now law At present there are aevfor being the most outstand­ Only major bills left for Roman Catholics generally und I would like to express ing heavy attack squadron in e-al pilots and hambardicrurged support of the ruling. my slitvere appreciation to final action arc the big sales the Atlantic Fleet, has been navigators undergoing transi­ In Los Angeles, an attorney you, members of the Board of selected to be the next Navy tional training with Heavy tax broadening measure and CHAIRMAN OF THE HOARD of the Florida Heart Atun., Sanford citrus for tlte American Civil Liber­ Control and especially your Squadron to fly the Mach II Attack Three, Heavy Attack a bill increasing the state man Ernest Southward (front row right) is shown here with two members ties Union said lie would flic most capable executive direc­ tax on beer, wine and whis­ Wing One's training squadron. Vigilante. of the Roartl of Directors, Dr. Luis Perez, (back row left) und Dr. Robert suit to ehallenge the phrase tor, Dr. J Broward Culpepper, Lt. Cdr. Cliff Thompson, key. Commanded by Cdr. L. 11. Rosemond (back row right). Posing with them a t the annual meeting of "under God" in the Pledge of for tho active support and A joint conference commit­ Sette, a veteran Vigilante Savage safety officer, became the Seminole-Denary Heart Council, Monday are tho Executive Director of Allegiance as a violation of close co-operation in accom­ pilot, the Heavy Five "Savage the first of his squadron to tee went to work Monday the Florida Heart Assn., Douglas DeNcen of St. Petersburg, (left) and Ed the First Amendment. plishing tho passage of tlies« Sons of Sanford"* will begin fly the Vigilante, and was night to reconcile differences Simons, (center) re-elected president of the local Heart Association. The National Council of two bills.” followed closely by Lt. Cdr. in the sales tax bill, designed (Herald l ’huto) Churches said the decision In his request for consider­ Jim Olson. Maintenance per­ to raise from $63 million to was a "reminder , , . that ation of Seminole County lo­ sonnel are attending various $63 million over the hlennluin, leaching religion Is tlte re­ cations Cli'viTuml said: familiarization schools pre­ depending on which provis­ sponsibility of the home and "In behalf of the citizens of paratory to converting to the ions sre ultimately adopted. the rommunity of faith, Seminole County, Board of MIAMI (CPI) - Premier Vigilantes. Both houses reconvene at 10 (church or synagogue), rather County Commissioners, SunFidrl Cavil a wanted today —Heavy.__ Ittsek. ^go-dron i-X™_________ ________ Dr. Perea was presented i gold desk plaque for Ills past than - The new Chairman of the public schools. Neither ford Ultv Commission, SemiSeven was the first group to that his forces will attack Senate debate on the House- Board of Directors of the Willi a gold service medal in svrvieeTT the church nor the slate nole County Chamber of Com­ any Cuban exile bases set convert to the Vigilante, on passed alcoholic beverage lax Florida Heart Assn., Ernest Alsu receiving award* were up on British and French Jan. 25, 1962. Tills squadron increase bill its expected to southward, served as master appreciation of his service. Mr. and Sirs. Tom Arman of should use the public school merce and tht- legjslulive dele­ Dr. Leonard Munson and Mrs. or compel acceptance of any gation, please accept this tel­ now is on its secund cruise he healed. Islands in the Caribbean. of ceremonies at the annual Dollary, Hugh Booth of De­ with the Vigilante in tlte Medi­ The Senate Finance Com hanquet of the Scminole-De* Loretta Munson, both former nary; Mrs. Ann Tsmny, last creed or conformity to any ler ns a formal request th at terranean. Heavy Attack milter hat recommended that Gary Heart Council held at members of the board, and year's Heart Fund chairman, specific religious practice. Seminole County he considered Kvungellst Billy Graham, as thn site for both tho mw Squadron line converted to the Senate go along with the the Capri Restaurant Monday. charter member* of tlte lo­ Bill Shepard, Mrs. Eugene cal associations were also crusading in West Germany, the Vigilante last Jun - 22. 13 per cent overall increase Two other members of the prevented with gifts as n Taylor, the Sanford Herald, said he was “shocked" at the university or branch of an existing state university and VAH-7, VAIM. and YAH 3 provided in the House hill r a ­ slale board of directors. Dr. Mayfair Golf Club, Mid Flor­ the extension of tho Univer­ all are assigned to the San­ ther titan Ihc 3U per cent Hubert Rotomond, n e w l y token of die eileem of the ida Country Club. Melody Supreme Court decision. ns-Delation. “ Prayer* and Bible reading sity of Florida engineering ford Naval Air Station. raise voted by the Senate. elected and l)r. Luis Peres, a . Douglas DeNcen, executive Skating Rink, Skate City. have been a part of American t-nlli-g,. hml at (he aporoprlalif But to make up tlte differ­ continuing member, were al director of the Florida Heart Hulling Rills, (leiedo United public school life since Hie time we will submit to tin* ence I"i rev true, ranging so prevent. Trios Delayed Assn, was present to award Appeal and the Sanford Or­ Pilgi ns landed at Plymouth Board of Control such In for­ Irons $21 null.on to $23 mil­ CAPE CANAVERAL fUPf) the medals ami certificates lando Kennel (Tub. Hock." Graham said. “ Now mation as may be required ill lion. the Senate was asked to Rocket trouble today forced A new member of Hie lo­ a Supreme Court in 1963 says connection with the board's of appreciation. reduce by about 60 per cent Paul Bates, Casselberry a postponement of at least 2 I He announced that the cal Heart Council Is Robert our fathers were all wrong study and deliberations relat­ the amount of tax reduction fire chief and superintendent hours in U. S. plans to fire Serninole-DeUiry Heart Coun­ Bcstscrcr, hospital adminis­ all these years. In my opin­ ing to tho sehrtnm of a site to led hy both houses for of Casselberry Utilities, if a Tiros weather satellite into cil is one of the lop ranking trator, who wa* riled as hav­ ion, it Iv Ihc Supreme Court for these two facilities," There was no personal In­ manufacturers of w h i s k y reported recovering satisfac­ orbit around earth. councils of the entire state ing been the first president that is wrong." The Board of Control will juries but damage was esti­ made from citrus products. torily today after surgery in the measure of their ac­ of the Polk County Heart A Roman Caiholic educator, meet Friday and will discuss mated at $M .0(X ) in a trainThe Senate committee also Monday a t Winter Park Mem­ Eshkol Chosen MOSCOW' (UPI) — Soviet complishment* and result* of Council. 1the Rev. William J. Kenculy, these two schuult but no de. truck collision at 10 a. m. to­ orial Hospital. l)r. Perez was also noted S. J., professor of law at JERUSALEM. Israel (UPI) day at the Highway 436 cross­ recommended that the house cosmonaut Valery F. Bykov­ yearly campaigns. cision will be made a t that • • • —The majority Mapat party ing east of Forest City, ac­ be asked to recede from an sky loomed into his fifth day Ed Simon former presi­ as having been instrumental Ixiyola University in Chicago, time. amendment taxing beer sold Receipt of mail from ngrrssl today to nominate Fi­ in orbit today, breaking all dent of the local group was in the founding of the Gads­ said "reading of Hie Bible, Sen, Cleveland said today Hill on Florida military bases. throughout the Untied States nance Minister l.cvi Eshkol to cording to Trooper lime and distance records for re elected to the office and den County Heart Council, recitation of prayers and the tliut Dr. Culpepper "does an­ String Iit-Id. Is nothing unusual, according replace David Hen-Cur ion us maimed space flight. oflicially installed by DcNeun. conduit of glim* exercises ticipate discussiuti but expects An ACL freight train with to Georgia Bail at the Cham­ premier of Israel, The ay-jear-old jet pilot, himon was presented with a in public schools Infringes on the board to proceed carefully three engines pulling r a n ber of Commerce, adding all trailed by cosmonette Valen­ the free exercise of religion so that everyone will get a loaded with limestone was Boat Owners rrf them want information Italian Crisis tina Tereshkova, top|ied the on the part of dissenting par­ chance and that any decision* proceeding over tlte crossing, about Seminole County and rerord of 91 hours 22 minutes Bryant Vetoes ents." ROME (UP!) — Left-wing Stringfield reported, when a Get Extension arrived a t In the future would Sanford. But this one properly Socialist refusal to support a TALLAHASSEE 4UPI) — vet last August by cosmonaut Tlte president of the Central be based on tho crltora fur­ truck driven by Joseph T. M aterials Bill addressed to the Seminole rw-w “center-left" coalition Conference oi American Rab­ nished. Ho doe's anticipate Keen, Orlando, approached. The cabinet today extended Andrian NTkntujev at 5:22 County Chamber of Com­ government threw Italy into TALLAHASSEE (UPI) WASHINGTON (UPI) — bis, Albert G. Mimla, Minnea­ The trooper said Koon. In lor one immlh until Aug. I the a.rn. EST. quite s buttle among all coun­ merce, a t ita proper postof- ita worst political crisis in 10 Informed observers s a i d Guv. Farris Bryant vetoed a Senate Democratic Leader polis, Minn., said, "We are ties concerned beforo the sits attempting to avoid an acci­ deadline for registration of flco box number, stumped years today. (lie Soviets apparently were hill today to require all pub­ Mike .Mansfield said today a gratified to learn of the de­ is determined," dent. skidded the truck. A boats in Florida. Mrs. Ball: It was from In­ Handolph Hodges, head of going for new endurance rec­ lic official* to specify use of “ large area of agreement" cisions . . . We believe they dragline on the truck broke Cleveland quoted Dr. Cutdonesia and, like all others, its moorings ->nd hit the third the stale board of conserva­ ords to study such factors as Florida materials in state, had been reached with Re­ will strengthen tlte voluntary pepper as saying that tins New Face wanted information. the effect of weightlessness county anil municipal road publicans on civil rights leg­ religious life in America." l..mi d might possibly set up JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — engine of (lie train, tearing tion, tidd Ihc cabinet that a • • • construction. islation But he said there is A Jewish theologian, Rabbi sn advisory group or a plan­ new law effecting boat regis­ on the human organism. the eab off the engine. A m-w federal mediator from Due to "last minute" re ­ The Governor said much of ■till sharp disagreement over Seymour Siegel of Jewish Koon was charged with tration has passed the legisla­ Valentine, the 26year-old ning board among the seven quest In the "Miss Flame" Washington has begun pre­ liminary work in a third »t- (ailing to have his vehirle ture bill hasn’t even reached bar he tor girl who become the Florida's industrial expansion President Kennedy's desire Theological Seminary in Newr counties Involved. ofSpmtnole County beauty was started hy distributors for a law banning segregation York, said "I number myself first woman in spare last tempt by outside parties to ] under control, Miuigfirid rt- the governor's desk yet. As to tlte filial selection contest, Longwood Firemen He salt! the oh» month ex- Sunday, was well beyond the moving into the state. "If we in privately owned public fa­ among those who lielieve that of tim site, l>r. Culpepper -*-ttle the five-month-old Ftorported. decided over the weekend to i it Is desirable within the dic­ ida East Coast Itailwaj strike. Engineer John II. Weaver, tension would give boaters American space rerord of discourage distribution facil­ cilities. staled that after all presenta­ extend the contest entry .Mansfield made the state­ tate* of the Constitution to Sanford. In the engine cab, sonic leeway in getting their 22 9 orbits set last month by ities, wr discourage industrial tions of sites had been sub­ deadline until Friday of this ment alter he and other Dent- ! find some way to mae the growth," Bryant said. (craft registered on time. j.\laj. I. Gordon (coper. Hoover Rests escaped injury. mitted to his office, members week. ocratic congressional lenders. influence of religion felt withof his stuff would "weed out" NEW* YORK t i n ' l l — • • • met with Kennedy lo discuss jin the sell mil* of our nation." those sites which were ob­ (Mr. Robert M, dt* Loren z t 1 Spoke -man fur lb. fnntdy of the udmmislrulioii's c i v III In Indianapolis, Iml., ('nth- viously inferior Hint Ihut after Herbert C. HnoVi t :-uul today Will be relieved of command idle, Protestant und Jewish rights program, scheduled to narrowing the field down to of Detachment * of v'AH-ll tin- former prisddcnt was religious leaders issued a go lo Congress Wednesday. "resting comfortably" at bis tinea or four sites u majority in ceremonies at in a. m, Joint statement urging sup­ Speaker John W. .McCor­ of the Uourd of Control, act­ next Monday at the Naval_ Air | home und tliut no medical but- I mack announced that the port of Hu* court's decision. ing us a silo committee itself, Station. He will go to the let in would I>e Uaued until civil rights program will in would personally inspect tho Navy post-graduate school at later today. elude a now hill to provide remainder and ultimately Monterey. Calif. Cdr. Fred­ training and vocational edu­ make the final decision. erick Garment Jr., now' ope­ Seeks lied Trade cation. WASHINGTON (LTD — Heuumda County alt eady rations officer of VAII-5, will Secretary of State Dean Rusk boa bad • Gullibility study succeeded de lorenzi, planned to ask the House For­ • • • utads for locating a statu school hers, has had an engi. lt seems a shame that the eign Affairs Committee today I'nlrd Press International neer working with thu firm Lake Mary Fire Dept., which to tear down the barriers Heavy showers soaked the making that study ami, fur­ serves practically the whole which Congress er<- ltd over Southland today and summery ther, has had several offer* northwest end of the rounty U, S. trade with t'oininuniat air pushed northward into the uf land for a school site. A from Sun la nd to Paula, could­ Poland and Yugoslavia. Application for a building brochure will be prepared out­ Midwest. n 't interest more than one permit for Hie proposed WinnThe heaviest rainfall during lining Hemlnule County’s best entr). Come on, girls, the Wallace Wires JFK Dixie supermarket at lligh- the night occurred in the MONTGOMERY, Ala il l'll point* fur having a »• bool sit­ department needs your sup­ * 4) i 17 92 and 131 was made Southwest. More than two uated hers. port. and turn about is fair Gov. Georgs- Wallace told this morning at tlte court­ incite* fell at Corpus Christt, President Kennedy Monday Member* of the Chamber play, you know. house • • *• Tex., Naval Air Station. the deftderaluation of the uf Commerca study committee. Permission already had Earlier, more than four County Commission, City That gasoline war down Alabama National Guard was been granted hy the Zoning incite* hit Laredo, Tex., amt Commission and leglslalivi south of Seminole County ha* the President's worry and he Commission, State Road De­ Morgan City, fai . ran it* 21 delegation will meet Hatunlay sp ca l info the Fern Park. demanded the withdrawal of partment, county sanitarian three Negro stu d n ts from the hour total tu seven inches. to fiiiuliiM plan* for present­ Longwood, Altamonte Springs and rounty engineer and at University of Alabama. Showers dumped lesser ing Seminoe's bid to the HtaUami other Seminole southern noon Ihc application was be­ aiuuunls across the South points, which are classed by fore the County Commission from Texas tu the Carolina the petroleum distributors as GOP Candidate fur final approval. coast. Rain also fell In North Storm Hits TALLAHASSEE tU P lt — In the Orlando area. One banMeantime, vtorkmen were Dakota, Nevada, Wisconsin ford lie reported purchasing I State Rep. Charles Holley, Pi­ busy cleaning the site In pre­ Casselberry and Pennsylvania. gas at eight cents cheaper nellas Republican, says he paration for construction. Fair skies will be the rule Trees and power line* in than usual at Fern Park San probably will run for governor across most of the natiou to­ and around Casselberry ar t ford distributors are hoping 1next yr-ar.' Holley »n attorney (’halmern. iiellemeud co-ordinator; Kelly ThoinNo News Session day, the Weather Bureau said, I along Hw>. 17-02 through the (•ItOUNDHItKAKIN1* ceremonieit for the new U doe>n t reach here be- ami minority leader in the aa and hid father, Peter U. Thomas, Hellemeud $225,000 Belleniead chopping center a t 27th WASHINGTON (UPI) — but isolated thundershowers | town were reported down cause, as one put it, " it I House, said the only thing vice pre-wident; Harvey Hale, local A & P mnnStreet and Highway 17-92 were held Monday af­ President Kennedy will not will sweep the Southland, and Monday afternoon after the doesn't reallr help anyone | th at would keep him out of hold a new* conference this Upper Great Lakes state* heavy wind and rain sluim ntfer. and lairing Hurge.-M, executive vice presi­ ternoon. Tht new facility <ch«lu!ef! to he hut can break the dealer, and ' the ra.-e would be in*.l« qua to w*«ek. [and plain*. 1 Orim U v u u l t i d iutitit 3 p.d,. dent of the Florida State Hank. (Herald Photo). opened Lkl, 1, i ’ytuieil left til rig ht aru Turn thin he can’t pay bis bUU.” [ financing. VOL. 53 Squadron 5 To Fly Mach Bulletin NO. 73fi Clergy Reaction To Prayer Ruling Differs Legislature Hopes It Can Quit Tonight Awards Made A t Heart Banquet JJJIW A ... $8,000Lost As Truck, Train Hit Russian Pair Progress Made On Rights Bill * '■j I » e Permit Asked By Supermarket t. i /w • * North Warmer; South Welter • \ I i T] - —- i * �Qsunh tib b y • DEAR ABBY: Th« U ttar signed “SMART TOO LATE" interested me. Here ia a boy who urges other young people not to 'w a it until their last semester of high school before buck­ ling down to study. He uses himself aa an example because he had ju st received the shock of having been turned down by the college of his choice. What gives a person who has failed the authority to lecture to others on the subject? MRS. JONES DEAR MRS. JON ES: A winner is obviously In a position to give advice, and many will listen. But nobody can inspire a drunk to sober up like an ex-drunk who has been able to do it himself. • • + 0 DEAR ABBY: My son is 17 nnd wants to get a driver's license. He drives all right, so th a t’s not the problem. You see, he was born in March, and I didn't get married until May of the same year. 1 don't wont to give him his birth certificate with th a t information on i t He says he needs his birth certificate to get his driver's license. W hat should I do? WORRIED MOM By Abigail V on Buren say whether you m arried the boy’s father, or another man. Your prob­ lem involves laws and procedures that differ in different states. In some states birth certificates can be “ fix­ ed up" (to protect the child) and the original sealed. Ask your city or county health department, or the de­ partment of vital statistics, for in­ formation. • • A R E A Dl REC TORY 1 Wsathar Conditioner FEDDERN Seles — Service S00 S. Fark Ava. Sanford FA 2-4234 AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S GCLr HKKV1CK Tlraa - Battertsa - Accasaorles Road AAA Servlca f a in n tM d Brak* 4 Muffler Service French A lot. f k 2-0021 FA 3-0922 FREDS Sanford Flour and Feed Store Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy Hay . Cotton Heed Meat Cow Feed |3.40 per IDO lb. Flttenlng and Fattening 120 Sanford Ava, Hanford « » • CONFIDENTIAL TO "PATTY’S PIG": Knowledge Is the awareness that fire will burn. Wisdom is the blister. Blisters heal. Cheer up, Sis­ ter. South won the firs t trick It WORTH With ths set of spades and 4K 07 counted 11 easy tricks. Ths V K Il a k lost twelfth might lie In diamonds. 4 K 104 I f not, thsrs wss always ths W t n HAST possibility of a squesic, so aoiisas A lt South decided to tackle the t J i i i HQ IS4 diamond right away. ♦ SB a Q J 871 *733 Ho cashed ths ac«, led a sec­ * 1 3 SOUTH <D) ond diamond and stuck In the * A 33 ■Ins. East won with the Jack H A SS and returned a spade. West’s a ax ten forced dummy’s king. * AQJBS Both vulnerable South played the king of dia­ monds from dummy and dls- ____ We»4 Worth l t d Pam ia rm cardtd his last spade. He had i* -ttc r.- Yarn -frtvrifr hoped to drop the quean but IW.T. Pass Pass Fats Instead West showed out. Opening lead—* Q At this point South could h are claimed ths balance on I South knew he wss going to ■ squesis, but such showing mske the hand, because only off la not good form. Still I West could step spades and T ot Th* Finest Year Around • DEAR SNORING: Believe him. Snoring has driven more husbands (and wives!) out of their mates' bedrooms than Infidelity. ja ta b y O n fiju d g s H. B. Pope Co*, Inc. • DEAR ABBY: May>« this prob­ lem will sound small and unimpor­ tant to you. but it’s really got me stumped, After 25 years and 3 chil­ dren my husband now says, “ I just can’t sleep with you any more be­ cause you snore." Now, Abby, do you think he's got somebody else or is snoring enough to make a man sleep alone? SNORING WOMAN DEAR WORRIED: You do not AIR CONDITION FR • • • • • By Oswald Jacoby only East could stop dia. monda. Eventually, no one was go­ ing to be able to stop hearts, South ran off five club tricks. On the fourth club a heart wss discarded from dummy. On the fifth club West hud to hang on to the jack of spades. The nine of spades was discarded from dummy — It had done Its work, but the ten of diamond* wa* left to squeesa East. Eu*t had to hang on tu the queen of di*irnm'Li_8inl. W-flJ. also forced to go to two hearts. Now South led a heart to I dummy'* king and made the last two trick* with his ace and small heart. Scoring Listed By Motorettes High games by members of the Util Hemphill Motorettes INSURANCE were scored last week by Itabel Gohon, and ‘ Shorty" AUTO & PROPERTY Holymann, both of whom tall­ ied 163, nnd by Bertha Ne­ IN S U R A N C E ville, 152, snd by Carol All Lines Written Jarm an, 151. Bring Your Insurance High series went to Goshon Problems To Ua — with 471. Splits converted, 3-10, Evelyn Mills, Barbara Kelly, Kathy Jenkins, Susie Long. 45-7; Kits Stein, 5-7 AOENCY 211 8. Park Ava. PA 1-5M) snd the 5-6 by Barbara Kelly. SANFORD, FLA. The team sent Us best wishes to their sponsur. Bill PLUMBING Hemphill, (or a speedy re covery following his recent R. L. HARVEY discharge (ram tlx Seminole PLUMBING Memorial Hospital. Complete Installation* • Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen Sox Sign Rookie Fliturea CHICAGO (llP I)—'The Chi Water Pump* Fre* Estimates cago While Sox have signed 204 8. Sanford PA 2-3311 Keith Sleek, whu pitched for ROOFING - SHEET METAL the University of Nebraska this year, to a bonus contract STEINMEYKR and assigned him to MiddleRoofing 4 Sheet Metal, Inc. born, Ky., of the Appalachian la-ague. Sn-ik is a resident of Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repairs Lincoln, Neb. Gutters • Waterproofing • Sheet Metal Work Virgin Islands National Bonded 4 Injured Park, on the Island of St. Fro* Estimate* • First Class John in the Caribbean, con Work 111 Oik Ava. EA 2-4711 Lin* 5,ooo acres. BALL-BLAIR Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. 1.6* ( « ) Ch. I N e w t ( f ) ABC a s s e r t C l W*yn* Poucner M l (»> U l d - T a . r*D«rt ( ! ) Great I n i t l l m , 1 1 0 < t i A tla ntis W ea tk er I:1S ( I ) Sport* P ic tu re « ( S i I d . 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M. 1:11 • It till T:tt T.. 7 IS 7 . 15 t.tt Sits S IS I St I I) !:•» 1 . 15 1:41 If;M ts.lt ll.l io 11:14 B A L T I M O R E (UP!) Ralph Dupas, the little buzzsaw from New Orleans, does­ n't care how he wins ’em , so k’-.g s i he does, and today be itill is the world junior middleweight champion. The 27-year-old Dupas kept his title Monday night by beating former champlcyi Dennq Moyer of Portland, Ore., for the second time within seven weeks, again ona 15round decision that was close. Ralph out-ipe«dcd and out­ danced the ex-champion, from whom lie took the title last April 27, and his stronger punching at close range was enough to earn him the dec!slon which was boned by a small crowd of 2.344 in the new, 13,000 seat Civic Center. The decision was unani­ mous in favor of Dupas, who scored the 101st victory of his career against only 17 losses and two draws. For Moyer, who was the 6-3 favorite at fight time, it was his 10th loss against 37 vic­ tories. Top Bowlers NEW YORK (DPI) — The Metropolitan New York Bowl­ ing Writers have named Don Carter of St. Louis and Mar­ ion Ladewtg of Grand Rapids. Mich., aa “ Bowlers of the Year'* for the second time w throe years. lift ll:M ( l l S i t * On ( l i c o l l s e o a t in s Air (Si I l i a Ou i l l Today H i F ir m Mnrk*! 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For the Navy Nurse, there is the romance o f travel—new platen to see, new friends to at eel. 1%# honor of being a nurae is matched by the preetiga of being as efleer ia ths United Slate* Navy. See your nearest Navy Re­ cruiter . . . become a Navy Nurse. Vsafari Page 2 — June IS, 1963 RrrslS iO a JJtA (donum • Hervke tion together from the routine of their existence. Don't forfeit that exper­ ience year after year by spending your whole vaca­ tion time with your parents. To Go On Tour TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Danny Litwhiler. former ma­ jor league outfiebier and head basehall coach at Florida State University, will tour Central American and Carib­ bean countries this summer. Ernie Lanford, assistant coach st Florida Slate, and pitcher Al Becchaclo will ac­ company Litwhiler in giving baseball clinics for the State Department. SPECIAL! 1 i vi i v ( e t t \ f > G IL f IM T H tA T flF I’BONE FA 2-1216 Last Tinteo Teaita 7:45 * 11:15 "MAIN ATTRACTION” Pat Boone—Color PLUS—At 9:45 "ESCAPE FROM FT. BRAVO” Win. Holden—Color * WED. A THt'RS. CARLOAD PASS NITKS “ -THE SECOND TIME AROUND" Debbie Keynolde Andy Griffith PLUS "THE VIKINGS” Kirk Douglas Tony Curtis Color v iw tik iM All Day Tomorrow (Wednesday) - T W O - L O C A T IO N S 2109 FRENCH AVE. III WAY 17-93 Sanford Casselberry Pronto Pups Korn Dogs Dog RITZ FA 2-1920 Zenith Color TV Sales 2600 Hanford Ate. LAST 2 DAYS At 1:00 • 3:20 • 5:25 • 7:30 • 9:05 Regular 25c Value! STARTS THURSDAY Walt Disney ea. SERVED IN A BAG — STEAMING HOT! IIURGER KING — Cu*«e1l>erry, Sanford Seminole TV Tenlte's The Nite To Go Out To A Mori* ! 1 I Burger King (You nume il) • Hales r By Ruth M illett to r t:ic first vevtn years uf oucc. she sad her husband their marriage one young i wouid nge to a different couple hat spm t every sum- ki(jd vaeatio n -at a place mer vacation visiting the par they’ve never seen before. entt—hi* for one week, hers “This will be a great dis­ for the second. appointment to our folks. I'm The wife says that for Just afraid,’’ she wtIIcs. “ Would it he wrong for us to tell them we re not coming home Pirate Tryout this vacation?” No. It's wrong of your p ar­ Is Scheduled ents to expect you to spend A tryout camp will be cun- every summer holiday with ducted .Monday a n l Tuesday them. A man and his wife owe It at Conrad Park in Del-and by ihe Pittsburg Pirates, ac­ to themselves and to their marriage to do something cording to George Zuraw, new and exciting and differ­ icouiing supervisor, a ho will ent once In a while. And va­ lie in charge. He will lie as- cation time is the ready-made listed by Julian Mock and time for having some new William Zuraw, scouts. experieces. Players, who m utt be 16 It's good for s husband and years old to be eligible, are wife once in a while to get requested to report at 9 a. m. away from family and friend* and l>e prepared to work out and share some new exper­ until 2 p. m. They are ex­ iences that are theirs alone pected to provide their own Parents should understand shoes, uniforms, gloves etc., this, but If they don't perhaps Zuraw said. you and your husband can Junior American Legion explain to them why you are player* will not be allowed planning a different sort of to take p art In the tryouts vacation this year. if ll interferes with Legion Now and then someone sug­ acuities, the Pirate official gests that husbands and said. Participation will be wives should take separate permitted only with the ap­ vacations. proval of tlte individual's Le­ But what most couples need gion couch or post com­ now then is not a vacation mander, he added. from each other, but a vaca­ TV RENTAL • e M M ft'l By Kate Osann Owned by lion Itoyer OUT OUR WAY OUT OUR WAY I'M c-OiklATO BKEAK LISTEN. WART, VCXrVE COT TO WTWK WTLL.WHEN THE K . 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(TT m 41 ii 1 A —g * • L r e e i tfltfM U LMLJU'KME AOjtbe *Tm convinced your Johnny needi glasses. Twic« lie lu s fir a J p a p e r wad* whii« I w as FACING th e cl as* I” f) �®tur ftan fn rh Jur.e IS. lS'Vt — P arc 3 i S rra lb Officers Wives O f V A H -5 Meet Graduate Honored At Party o >*'*4* * t l t MISS VONDA KERN, center, guest of honor at u recent party with her mother. Mrs. M. Kern, left and hostess, Miss Grace Ann Spivey. (Herald Photo) For Brunch By Mrs. II. J. Johnson Mils Vonda Kern, a mem­ ber of the Seminole High School graduating class, was guest of honor at a recent party given by Miss Grace Ann Spivey at her home, in Woodruff Springs. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Her­ man Spivey and Mrs. K. S. Allison. The dining table was overlaid with a while linen cloth and held two decorated cakes and the punch bowl. Napkin* were folded to re­ semble diplomas and tied with green ribbon. The honor guest was pre­ sented with an autograph book by the hostesses. Var­ ious games were played by the group during the evening. About 30 guests were invited to join in the evening’s activ­ ities. MRS. REAM DAVIS—Maj. Charles Skenip. of Washington, 1). l \ announces the engagement of hi* daughter, Iteah Davis, to Alvia W. Meyer, both of Dellary. The wedding will he an event of June 29, a t S p in. in the F irst Presbyterian Church, of Sanford. Mrs. Davis is active in the Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and teaches ceramics (Cox I’lmto) The t ’apri served the Offi cer* Wives of VAI1S a real southern style brunch- com­ plete with girts, hash brown* and homemade "bisquets," when the group met fur -its monthly session. Hostesses were Mrs I. II Scttc and Mrs. C. 1. Kitrp.itrick Special guest of the morn ing was Mr* Louis Bridges of Mona'* Flower mu! Gill Shop, who gave a short srminnr of llnral arrange meats Included lit her talk were demonstration- with both ar tificial and fresh flowers Another special guest wes Mr*. II A l.arkcy’* mother, Mr*. Jean .McCarthy. The olficcrs wive* presented fare­ well gilts to Mrs. T E Mead, transferred In Wltidbv. Is land. Wash.; Mr* K K It Mil MISS JOAN OSTROW transferred to VAll-3, ai-d Mr*. H W. Johnson whose husband i* retiring n e x t Stork Shower month. The Johnson* are planning to make Sanford Honors their permanent home Door prizes were won hy Mr*. K It Hamilton, Mrs. lb Mrs. Boh Jones By Fraurr* Hester J. Brough. Mrs. l> It Fall. Mrs. (tub Junes was lionMrs. T K Mead, and Mrs. .-lid at a Stork Shower given i C L. Fitzpatrick. m the annex of The First ttapti't Church ol Lake Mary, with Mr* Carl llrvant ami Mr* C. W Shelton as hostess- Fourth Birthday Celebrated Ity .shirlcy Mentwmlh len Court, Bear l.ake, recent­ Ten little friends of Clieri- ly joined in to the the lionore© celebrate her fourth Lynn I’eters. daughter of Mr. birthday. and Mrs. Hubert Peters, ElAfter cnthudav'.ieally play- TWO RECENT GRADUATES, Lucy Mntighton and Sandra Richard* wore truest* of honor at a chatter party given by Mrs. Stmt Lawson, at her home on Stone Island. Assorted dips, salads, sandwiches, mints and cold drinks were served to about 35 friends invited to share the morning with the trirls. They each received a leather wallet as a gift. Left to right on the spacious patio are, Ihe hostess, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Moughlon, her grandmother, Mrs. E. J. Moughton Sr.: Mrs. Floyd Richards and daughter, Sandra (f’ox l’holo) T i g c r c t i r s ---------------♦ N A S Wives Club President This Thursday Thirty member* of the Nav­ al Air Station Officers' Wives Club held their luilf-ycarly election meeting at a bnineh at the Cnpri Ite-taiiiunt. New officer* elected at the meeting were Mr*. Michael J Pick­ ering. president and Mr*. Earl II. Unger, Secrelary-liiaiurcr. Outgoing officer* Mrs. la-onun| I). Ell logwood und Mis. John A. Williams were pre­ sented with white cat nation corsage* by co-hostesses Mrs. Itolf F. Noll ami Mr*. Charles J. Morosini. The brunch served a* s welrouie to now club member Mr* Hubert A. Wooden und as a fare-well to four members, Lcdr. Fran Mitchell, Mrs. Norman E. l.*ach. Mrs. Ver­ non A. I.ticks and Mrs. W ar­ ren C. Felilmeyi r. Hie depart­ ing member* w i t h pre-eriteil Forest City Personals 4 By Shirley Wentworth Mr. and Mrs. K. A Wright, of South Bear Lake Bond, Forest City, have returned from a two week visit with their daughter and family, Mr. arid Mrs. Clyde Frame, of Adelptii, M<l. While there Ihey aIIended the graduation of their sun, K. A. Wright Jr., Hrum Columbia Union Col­ lege, in Tacoma Park. Md. in” several games, the little guest* settled down to enjoy refreshments of lee cream and cake, served with color­ ful punch and lollipop favor*. with a small silver Hcvcrc bow| from the club. President Mrs. Kllingwood we Usurped tliree gm--t* to the brunch. They were Mr*. I, N. Pickering, mother-in-law of .Mr*. Pickering; Mr*. J. M. » Hostess For D A R Bridge I t'J, A pink and blue color scheme was carried out In the decoration*. Streamers were hung from the roiling to the table on which the gift* were displayed along with Summer Clearance Continues. . . To help you look extra-smart kerp extr* c«ol while going places and doing — tkingK-4bIa-iumuncr_ Savacool, *i«ter of Mrs. Thom­ as E. fonder and Mr*. E. \V. Ilartw-ll, mother of Mrs. Willinms. The door prise, a shampoo, set and manicure hy Phillip was won by Mrs. Vincent U. lava. Local Events TUESDAY Tits I tin i a* Sunday School Class of Fir-l Baptist Church will meet at » p.m. In the Church Auditorium. Pictures will be «hown of the Holy l.aml, following tbu husines* | session. Mrs. Henderson By Mrs. Adam Mailer By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Robert Henderson, of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Os- Constance Hoad East. De­ trow of 1001 Dr., Orlando. an­ nary. regent of the Wekiva nounce the engagement of Chapter of the DAR. enter­ their daughter, Juan Patricia tainer at a bridge luncheon to Larry Frcderich Fray, Cas­ at her home with IS present. selberry, son of tbe late Mr Honored guests were Mr*. and Mrs. Hurry Frey of tain- M Kicks and Mrs. It. Dobson ca-ter. Pa. both of Deltona, and Mrs. The bride-elect is a teacher Gwen Nelson of Idllle Neck, at South Seminole Junior N V High School at Ca**etherry, ami graduated from South GARDENERS Broward High School, Hollywood, Fla., ami the Univer­ SP E C IA L sity of Miami. She took her yiudunte work at the Univer­ Uarissa sity of Florida ami ia a mem­ Grandiflora ber of Beta Beta Beta and I'ld (NATAI. PLUM) Sigma Biological Honorary Societies, A IBS nnd FKA. Her fiance, who i* also on. the faculty at South Seminole • LAWNS Junior High School, graduated from Manheim Central High • LANDSCAPING Sihool, laincaster, I’a., and Mlllersville Stute College anil (>ray Shadows u Itended the ITimi-rstiy of Nursery Pennsylvania, t • i Mi. S. of Gindertille A summer wedding l» being 8. Sanford FA planned. M r$- A l t—P ickedng Nanted Plan Election Members of the V’All-t Tigcrettes Club will meet tills Thursday at the home of Mrs. Marvin Koozcr, 129 Country Club Circle, ill 7;3o p.m. Main item on the businesJ agenda will be election of new officers for the coming year. All wives of VAH ! En­ listed Men are urged to a t­ tend Ostrow-Frey Wedding Planned YOUNGSTERS MAKING MERRY at tlio birthday parly for Clicri Lynn Peters, are Donna [.arson, front and left to right standing, Gladys Randall, the honorin' (Clieri Lynn), I.inda Modvee, Dehhlo l’oiidietni, Glenn I’ovvell, Uoscmnry and IJrendo Lung, Kirk Powell and Christopher Wentworth. , (Herald l ’hotu) the morning wax not to say the word BABY. Later the guest* were divided into two team* nrul ruch given a dull, a diaper, an-1 two pin*, to see which side could Hindi first in having each member put on nnd take off Ihc diaper on Ihe doll. Refreshment* of r a k e , cookies, punch, coffee, nnd minis were served to alMiitt 30 guests who were present for Ibe party. Dresses Swimsuits Jewelry Shoes Accredited Charga Armenia Welcomed Lyman Graduates Honored Mis* Humes, a Bail’ Lyman | Met-on t Diversity when die Miss V i r g i n i a Humes, anduale, is a student it i-> n u p rin : in biology. daughter of Lt. nnd Mrs Glenn Humes of 131 Maltaway Dr.. Alla monte Springs, entertained at her homu re­ cently id a party honoring friends who were members ol the Ihi>3 Graduating Class. Attending were Hilda Pettinati, Belly Field. Cheryl Ed­ dy, Slurun Lovell, Irene Leak. Carol Dorothy, Jill Forsyth, B a r b a r a Ferrell, April McDonald, Kay Moon. Beverly Yale* and Sandra L’nley An attractive and delicious assortment of party food* LYMAN GRADUATES attending a party’ in was served from a U ant.fully their honor given by Mi. Virginia Hume* in Al decorated buffet table which tanionte Springs wen*, imiil from left, Hetty featured a centerpiece ar­ Field, ( Yheily Eddy, Sharon laivell; hnek, Giltlu rangement of vari • lined Petti tut ti, the htMtes.*, Irene Deuk md f'urul spring Mimin' Dorethy. (Herald Phntnj P PINECREST SIM t * JEANETTE DIXON, 10 Genovicve I)p.. Do! Kay Manor. Altamonte Spring*, celebrated three im­ portant occasions this month. On Sunday, June 2, a he was confirmed a t St. Richards Episcopal Church a t Winter Park; on Saturday, June R. she celebrated tier 11th birthday and Sunday. June 0, received her first Communion. (herald Photo) (DsiLux LAUNDRY & CLEANERS QUALITY - SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR TUB BEST IN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 501 W. 1st. Opposite Goodyear NOW BACK UNDER MANAGEMENT OF MAXINE b BOB HANCOCK OPEN 21 HOURS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY NIGHT CLOSED FROM 9 PAL TILL ■'» A..M. HIGHWAY 17-92 - SO. 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" D rim lo t* r i m m ti» anM r Os • tite m u d M u v ; , — «w a« c m i t im t a few mlnotan. In XOoftkolS, tb«dritor hodono •r kn on tfca w*r» drWnf U to fO mflng or my test wham would prodasa much different. anyfboliah Political poMOd of safe drhriM In hard sped firs Lot tho National Safety Council din into tho motorist’* eon that aafo mum first and foremost tho car. _ traffic authorities com­ pile statistics which show plainly what proportion of accidents fatal and otherwise—are due basically to control. The figures surely And let It ■ _______ ■ ■ Inc offense everywhere in tho nation for any motorist to drive without both hands on the wheel in positions assuring full control of his vehkk. Alabama Confrontation M m ) authorities on th t efvfl rights Issoe May stiO lit ahead, they seem nnlikaly to ha a a h in tho porsonaUasd tonne omployod by Aiabama’a Gee. George C. WaDaco at Tuaealaoaa aad Masissippra Gor. tom Barnett last year in Oxford sad JackWhan WaDaco called off a plan to bar the door to a Negro student at the Univarsity of Alsbsms’s Hunts, villa branch. It probably signaled n historic turning point. Wallace's confrontation with States officials at Tuscaloosa was difficult and emotion-charged. Tho whole nation must bo grateful that It was managed without stirring vioTrot to his word, tho governor In maintaining strict order in the crit­ ical areas. Admirable restraint and responsibility shown by university students and Alabama dtissna con. tribute importantly to the atmos. phere of calm. Wallace candidly acknowledges he stood In th e doorway a t Tusca­ loosa partly to redeem a 1962 cam­ paign pledge. But he also says he -hoped, fhy.reby, to arouse the country to s new appreciation of certhltreon-stltational issues between the states and the federal government The gov­ ernor finds th e eore of the dispute In the 10th amendment to the U , 8. Constitution. I t says powers not ex­ pressly delegated to the federal gov­ ernment under the Constitution, or not prohibited to the states by it, are reserved to the states, or th e the people. Authority over education Is not on# of the powers giysa to tho fbdera! setsblishmest Wallacei says the V. 8. insistence on entry ofN< students into Alabama’s schools amounts to use of federal authority in the education field. He argues th a t, in consequence, this presents federal usurpation of stats powers. Tbs arguments of the federal au­ thorities in both the courts and the executive branch are th a t in directing the entry of th e Negroes into these schools they are not in any way affecting th e operation of Alabama's educational system as such. They say the state is free to control teachers, curriculum, and school administra­ tion. The federal contention goes fu r. th s r to say th a t w hat U. 8. officials seek is simply to assure to the Ne­ groes Involved the general rlghte of citizenship given to all Americans. It U argued th at these are federal rights which know no state bounda­ ries and go with the person wherever he walks, whether in his home, in the voting booth, in a public place or a public institution such as a statesupported school. Government law­ yers offer the 14th Amendment to the Constitution as the legal support for Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Peru’s New Barbs fftp &anfari> frratt fiX UM U S I Moan than half Use populaof tbe underdeveloped la Illiterate. An Illiterate farm er cannot bn taught bow to tecnoeo tho of hia land by methods. An illi­ terate consumer cannot be taught that from tha tim e a child is weaned until It reach­ es maturity. It needs a bal­ anced diet with ample pro­ tein*. There is a world shortage of schools of agriculture and home economics, a shortage of teachers for those schools, shortage of farm techni­ cian* to train farmers in the field. Speaker after speaker at Um World Food Congress em­ phasised there can be no freedom from hunger till there is freedom from ignor­ ance. T ht big problem is Just that simple—and complicat­ ed. Pcrbape the second most important probltm laid be­ fore the food congress for the Immediate future la dis­ tribution of existing world food supplies and resources so that they will do tbe most good. This m*ana putting idle mappower to. work cultivating underdeveloped acreage, as wall as spreading tha world's food surpluses among devel­ oping countries that do not now grow enough food to give their people an adequate diet. Tbe need for an internation­ al organization of countries that produce more food than they consume was stressed. Tbe idea is to co-ordinate all aid programs for maximum benefit. _ The use of surplus foods as partial wage payment) to workers on capital improve­ ment projects—such as power dams and lrrlgaUon projects In developing eountrien—was CASE P-MS: Freddy B., baQ captain picks Us team. "And blood Unship doesn't “ Marriage la simply on* meaa anything, unless you •S*d II, is the adopted child form of adoption, where the have this deliberate aelec mentioned yesterday. adopted couple are grownupa tloa baaed on love. For Cain His foster parents had de­ and Abel, about whom you and adopt each other. layed telling him that be in Sunday “Then, when they want a have studied was adopted, due chiefly to little boy and find a smart School, were blood brother*. m .;,, t a j w j u a yen It ih es — V * Cain then killed Abel. -know cn—faiiurs—to—fcf»w—Ju*r both fait la love with you And King David's own son Governor Wallace wants this con­ what In say. troversy adjudicated in the manner For this is a delicate sub­ and deliberately pick you for Absalom oven tried to kill prescribed by the Constitution — ject. Unless you know the their family team, then you King David. “So be grateful and loyal which means in the courts. It is a die­ half dos-en correct sentences are doubly lucky. ts which has been there before, for Informing the adopted “ la fact, adopted kids are all your life to the two par­ ut perhaps the country will benefit child, you may make him a better off than those who ents who plekad you for their hugely if, aa the governor wishes, hater of aoclety and even pre­ aren’t adopted for they know family team . these issues are threshed out again dispose Um for dtilaqueacy. positively that they have been "All three of you are adopt­ and strong, clear, thoughtful words Following a flit fight with picked oa purpose, because ed, yet bound together by are spoken from the bench for all the one of hla classmates, Fred­ their parents loved them aad the strongest tie oa e a r th love and voluntary affection.'* nation to hear. dy was taunted with being wanted them. a a adopted child. Shocked Into apeechloaaoets, Phil Newsom Says . . Freddy finally confronted hla Lyle C. Wilson Says; mother. She then told Um tho facta. But sho didn't do ao la the deft way I have out­ lined below. So she didn't bolster hla Fernando Belaunde Terry travels by horseback and available. hurt pride nor minimise Us Prealdtnt Kennedy ie o u g h t polities. It led directly to the clelly welcome at the White shock. canoe along the eastern edges It would open np access to la a handsome, darkly Intent U> a political aqueue play Kennedy sdmlsstration's pre­ House. Freddy brooded. And toon man who at a architect also of the Andes which divide Amazon, Orlnico and Rio Del on civil rights. The Kennedy sent predicament. The de­ Ha named Negroes to feder­ Peru Into coast, high sierra Plata, three of South Amer­ he beca me a problem at administration trapped Uaelf. cision looked pretty good at al office such as they had not school, lie began to take de­ has large scale plana for al­ and Jungle. ica'* greatest rivers, thus ex­ The President invited hie first. before enjoyed. By word and liberate delight la breaking tering the map of Peru. The road Belaunde foresees tending its benefits to Argen current politest troubles by After deciding against Im­ deed, the President emphasis, the rules. Now, aa Peru's newly would run 3,000 miles along Una and Brazil aa well. m sklai a mistaken polities! mediate action to enact Into ed to the Negro community After be had been sent to elected next president, he trails which, in Peru, BelAnd It would make available declilon at the outset of his law all of the 1880 Democratic his active and friendly inter­ the principal's office repeat­ a unde himself baa traveled. vast new resources of oil, may have a chance for at administration. This was to campaign promises on civil est. By surprise visits and edly, ho w u finally referred He estimates Its total cost gas, manganese and jungle least a start on putting these t*nors for two o r throe years rights, Kennedy concentrated, surprise telephone calls, Ken­ to me. at t i t s million, with Peru's products. the civil rights campaign instead, on voting rights with nedy kept before U. 8. Ne­ So I u t down with Freddy plane Into effect share amounting to Ml mil­ Along with hla opponents In promise* that contributed N authority already at ha ad. groes an Image of a presi­ aad gava Um thep roper alaal Ilia dream 1j of a “forest lion. last Sunday’s general elec­ much to hla election. This Ugh policy decision dent who also w u a warm edge" road which would open i adoption. tion*, Belaunde eoniideri The project already has Whatever may bo the mor­ w u accompanied by some of ally. “Freddy.’’ I begin, -If two up tho untapped resources been partly surveyed and Be­ Peru'* ilx million povertyality of nuking aad Ignoring the moat effective race rela­ That was a lot more than buebaB captains are ehoot- of eastern Peru, and benefit launde hopes the Job can be itrlcken Indian* e* Um na promUsi to nay group of tions politicking ever observ­ u y previous president ever lag aide* aad one of them Colombie, Ecuador and Boli­ finished under the Alliance tion's greatest problem. Tbe voters, thin declilon by tbs ed in the United State*. The had dona to make the Negro ignores you but tho other via aa well. road, be believe*, would go for Progreea. President la 1M1 was bed President made Negroes soHe explained thooe plana feel that the bead man loved picks you for hla team, which far toward Improving their Peru, Belaunde say*, has him. Aad for about IS months should you feel more grate­ to this correspondent n tow lot and bringing them into only about one half acre of k* ago, spreading maps the Kennedy strategy worked ful t o r ’ OUR BOARDING HOUSE the national economy. arable land per person >t tha floor of a pleasant tike e charm, la fact, this Aad Freddy replied that he present. F o r them ho also would was about what it was made would he more loyal and room off a aun-fllled patio He estimate* that every establish 200 pools of farm of—charm. Protests against grateful to the captain who of hla bom* at the edge of Lime. On the walla of the mile of the new road would machinery and tools to help the scuttling of I960 campaign chose him for his team. open up more than 3,000 acres modernise present primitive promises were muted If aired "Well,” I continued, “ that's room were mementos of his of land, doubling tht amount farming method*. at all. eaactly what happens All wai well, politically, for babies are born. tho President on the Negro “ Millions of boys and girls front. And that was Important are not chosen by their first too, because the President parents By Hal Cochran needed the Negroes to be “ So when another mother A k t( of win* osplodad at • elected In 1*60 ana probably and father come along and will need them to fa* re-elect­ pick them deliberately, he birthday party and aom* of ed neat year. But all w u not cause they love such a child tha nondrinktrt got soused. well. The Negroes took to aad want him, then shouldn't Lying can do a lot toward the streets. President Kennedy be faw not only grateful but making you lost your stand­ began talking amiotsaly to loyal all hi* llfa?’’ ing. White House visitors about Freddy's eyes bad a crista in race relatione. hie misery aad frustration up Peanuts are said to furnish Long . time Negro friends till 1 made this comparison. and allies of the Kennedy* Now they began to Ugbt up real energy. The more you sat tha mor* you shell o u t began to hollar foul against Joyfully. the administration'* civil “ Besides," i rights policies ta d perfor­ daddy and mother are C o 11 a e 11a n plataa at churches make a lot of dollar mance. Came the Birming­ ham riots, and the tax bill bills hid* away down In eome For when a man picks suddenly ceased to be the wife, aba in not related to men’s porketa. administration's top legists him by any blood kinship. live objective. Top spot went Very few real fighter* go “ No, atrec. Tha average to civil rights. husband and wtfe were total through a fight without hat­ That is how ha got caught la strangers until they first met ting aa eye. a squeeae play. Hit Republi­ and then fell in love. can opponents and his form­ “So they deliberately pick­ I t’s a lot safer to mix Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., June 18,1963 e r Negro allies put oa the ed each other, Just u a base- drinks than drunks. pressure for Kennedy to pro­ pose dvtl rights legislation WALTS*! i so drastic la nature aa to raw s! TAW r u m arouae southern Democrat* liana*!** Bdllsr Machaalaal Sups. N O T IC E T O T H E P U B L IC Whatever remodeling you have AVSIV WBSAI JAM S k SMOISAKSim to a treaty of opposition. Ceitaie U i u r Kennedy postponed civil t e e n s .! a rABMsss asasausv *• e a s t f NOT1CB IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Admercial, we can do it for you. Ctaaairie* ssaaagw aeclelr M iter rlghte legislation la IMl-SZ iso st o r si v al stsu r a s a s voltolmw Jaataseat of the City of Beaford will hold a Special to avoid trouble with southern Veater* seller Clraulatloa Maaagar Meeting mm Thorsday. Jeao >7, IMS, la tha City C aacongressmen that would have a in sc n iP T in a b s t b s ■ kaiaa Raasa at Um City Hall at 3 3# P. M. la arder to delayed or defeated much of S aaa SMUratr nr s m raaatdi r a request far variance of the Zoning Ovdlaaaco l.aalaala Cavafy AIS ©t*ar hit other legislative program regard lag property located ia Holden Addition. Lota 31 Sla Wa.k IS.SI 1 Taar III.)* I Taar He had hope* of getting and 32. through ISO also without an­ S IS t Maatha S.H I Stoatha l.N 1 SSoalh !.»• t SSaaLk tagonising Um South beyond H o a rd F. Lass, Chairman 211 W . 25th ST. endurance. la aAvaaaat JF K In Squeeze Play 3 WASHINGTON - (NKA) The lse-natka World Food Congrats of 1JOO delegates winds up two weeks of talk Is Washington with tho adop­ tion of n charter, recommendatioas for future action aad a final report from United Na­ me Feed and Agriculture O rgaatutlan Director Cen­ tra l B. B. Sen, of India. Tbs food congreai develop­ ed no aentatiooal news that could compete for front-page space with American race re­ lations problems, the Frofumo scandal la Britain, nu­ clear teat baa negotiations with the Russians, or all the other things happening in Europe. But It did develop solid news which assures that hun­ ger and malnutrition can be wiped off the face of the earth M human beiags are sensible enough to nan avail­ able rasourete. T h e n la enough arable land available to grow all the food needed by the tlx billion peo­ ple (double the present pop­ ulation) who am expected to iahabtt tho earth la SOW A.D. There is a resort* of virgin land on which more food can bn grown to feed the rapidly increasing population* of Le­ ila America and a trice. In Asia, with Its tremendous on* of Increasing productivity by Intensive agriculture, such as Japan’s, w hen there la lit­ tle idle acreage. No one reported to the food congress that the world would soon have to go on a diet of algae, which would have been first-page newt. But it was recognized that a scientific breakthrough oa photosyathesis—the chemical process by which plants convert sunlight into living matter—of­ fers hope for food supplies In future centuries. Probably the most import­ ant finding of the food con­ gress was that tha great re­ quirement to Insure that the world Is well fed is more edu­ cation for producers end con­ sumers alike. Notebook suggested as i curb to Wintkm in expending economies. It was recognised that there i* a limit to the amount of money that can be Invested profitably te r bringing virgin land into production or in­ creasing crop yields on land now under primlUve, ineffi­ cient cultivation. But representatives of doveioping countries pointed out that If oM-fourth of tbe mon­ ey now spent by the major powers on armaments could b* diverted into increasing food production, there would be more than enough capital to wipe out the hidden hunger now afflicting from a third to a half of the world'! popula­ tion. I • O '* an d A '* Q—What was tha original of tho famous atatuo “G rier’ by Augustus SaintGaudensT A—It was named “The Mys­ tery of the Hereafter*’ by tho sculptor. Its present name ia credited to Mark Twain, who remarked that all humaa grief ia sh o rn In this aad figure. mow Q—How many of the plan­ ets are larger than earth T A—Four — Juniper, S a tte ^ Uranus and Neptune. KI LL TERMITES' rab U - D O - I T T I I M I T I COMT,ol*f!vUE fi r,*t»iiwi sy i " w, I rw * n l- It* a .eH ab la. - ----at haa Ui.a*^ . " " W 1 HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. 213 TV. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. . a. they drop Into yoer bend last whan we plan the details of a mortgage loan for your next home. For reasonable Interest rates and tow closing cosh you'll find it pays to soo us first. Stop in. .W A 5 S oic I A T I O N Thinking of Making a Change ? Adding a Room Enclosing a Porch Installing Sliding Glass Doors Putting in a Window or Door S lfto fU /n a lU ih in mind, Residential or Com ­ Call us for an estimate. CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE FA 2-3103 t �t$ t V n b rft f m l l Mis. Harrison> Hostess To UPW Circle June IB, 1963 — P a s t 5 Sf. Augustine Celebration Plans Outlined WASHINGTON (U PI) — Florida hat asked the federal government for 1350,000 to help finance the Quadricenten* nlal celebration of the found* ing of St. Anfuatine. The city was founded fonr centuries ago by Pedro Menendei de Aviles. Rep. D. R. (Billy) Matthews (D-Fla.) appeared before * House Judiciary eubcommlttee to support the request for ’ederal funds. He was sc* rompsnied by Earl Newton, executive director of the St. Augustine Restoration Com­ mission. The two explained to the subcommittee the plans under way for tha celebration and what is being done on the state, national and Interna­ tional levels to promote the quadricentennlal. Newton said that Spain has agreed to furnish $100,000 to build a permanent exhibition center to house Spanish exhib­ its and artifacts dating from the founding. In addition to tho money, Spain also will sup­ ply the exhibits. Hs expressed hope there will be four other exhibition centers representing British, Lstin American, U. S. and Florida interest In the area. Newton said it la hoped that under sponsorship of the Organisation of American Statte (OAS) $100,000 to $200,000 can be raised for the Latin American center. Negotiations, he said, srs tinder way with the British for $100,000 for a British cen­ ter. As for the United States center, Newton said a source is now being sought for a new building to house exhibits. In addition, $100,000 la being sought from within the Flor­ ida state government for a Florida etata building One of the major objects of the quadricentennlal is the restorstion of a section of the city ss it wss in colonial daysIt ie hoped, Newton said, that it esn be opened as an exhi­ bition area by IMS. CAP Meeting Tuesday Eve A ralntin? fim will be shown when member* of the Goldsboro SquadroD, Civil Air Patrol, meets at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the American Legion halt on 13th Street, according to First Lt. Wil­ liam Taylor, commanding officer. Cadets and candidates are invited to have their parents attend tho meeting. These cadets nod are in basic training ss observers at Orlando AFB, Lt. Taylor said. Later they will be ad­ vanced to student pilots, they will undergo two weeks of active training this sum­ mer at Orlando AFB. James Matthews and Odell Hunt are senior training offi­ cers. Mystery Jaycee Sparks Drive ■y Frances Wester Mrs. Luvers Harrison's lakeside home was the set­ ting for the June meeting of Circle One of the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary last Tuesday night. The program opened with the Devotional given by Sirs. Mabel Brown, cohostess for the evening. Mrs. John Pilley gave a lesson study resume of chap­ ters five and six from the Study book, One People of God. Sirs. Ted Brooklyn spoke of the Church's Mis­ sions and Missionaries to be remembered for the day. Mrs. Edward Zimmerman presided during a short busi­ I-H HOYS from St. Luke's Lutheran School in Slavio Rather around Wild ness session that followed the Life Officer Harry' Hervish to receive instruction on the proper bundling of program. guns during a three-day outing a t Harry Robson's camp on the St. Johns Refreshments of cake, fruit River. Among club members in the photo ure Rudolph Huelle, Plullip Lukas, punch and coffee were servSkipper Jorilos, Albert Pule, Stephen Katie, Teddy Notes, George Bradshaw ed by the hostesses during and Stephen Lukas. (Herald Photo) the social hour. Olhcr members present be­ sides those already mention­ ed were Mrs. Robert Rugenstein, Mrs. Charles Sassman, Mrs. A. E. Freese, Mrs, A.E. Crocker. Mr*. John Ulmer and Mrs. Ruby Linden. Also attending was a house guest of Mrs. Linden. Mrs. Madge Art*, of Delray, who is visit­ PROSPECT, Pa. (UPI) — JACKSON, Mis*. (U PI) — ing here for a week. A 44-yt-ar-old housewife, de­ Alabama Gov. George Wallace spondent over ill health, turn­ and Mississippi Gov. Ross ed her home into a bloodbath Barnett, both staunch segre­ Monday, killing her husband gationists, Monday night and five young children with blast* from a 12-gauge shot­ apnkr at a rally aimed at pre­ gun before committing sui­ venting the re-election of cide. President Kennedy next year. JUNK 13 State police said Mrs Eliz­ The Deep South chief ex­ Admissions ecutives called for a move­ abeth Urcgur, wife of a trac­ Vasaar Morion, D e B a r y ; ment of Southern Conserva­ Lorraine Whiting, Geneva; tor salesman in this Western tives which would aeek to Pennsylvania farming commu­ Grace Middleton, Wallace Wil­ throw the preddenlial election son. T h e o d o r e Sketwhl, nity, killed the children, ininto the Bouse of Rcpresenta- Charles Greer. Thom** Jones, c m a i n g — n - i r p m ; ! . . -----t i "Ti"wz. I .!.■ on roll's—m'.juiiigi;! then telephoned her husband Leonora Revolhi, Jcilll itogvnir electors would then seek a at work on the pretext that Vnlerle Barnett, Gwendolen coalition which cnncelvubly one of tho children was ill. McIntyre, Rebecca, Brooks, could elect a candidate fav­ When Joseph Gregor, 62, Drew Bracken. Gardner Wil­ orable to the conservative walked in the door of tneir liams 111 of Banford. movement. home, she killed him und tele­ Ilirlh* A crowd of 1,000 attend­ phoned coroner Clinton A t­ Mr. amt Mrs. Alfreido Rev* ed the $2.>-a-platu dinner. well to cornu to the house. ctla of Sanford, n girl; Mr. "The clarion call must be Bfore Atwell arrived with soumlid for the state* to conic unit Mrs. Robert Meserve of police, sho apparently tied a Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. to their own defense," Bar­ string to the trigger of the Roland Bell of Sanford, a girl. shotgun and killed herself by P E G G Y .M 1 I, I. E I t . nett said. "The time is late, Ditrrhargf* but not too lute." pulling the string. daughter of Air. ami Rcah Davis, DeBary; Kate Wallace predicted victory Atwell found Gregor's body Mrs. E, !!. Case, o f Nicholl*, L o n g w o o d ; Mr*. by tlie front door and Mrs. Lake Mary, will repre­ for an unpledged elector Claude Juckaou and baby, Gregor's ruarhy. in another sent the Lake Mary movement. “We have the power to Lake Monroe;. Alma Berry, room, the bodies of Joseph Volunteer Fire Depart­ Miami; Mary Findlay. De­ Jr., 14; Thomas, 12, and Rose­ ment in the "Miss restore those God-given con­ mary, It), were found. The Flame" of Seminole stitutional rights which have nary; Edith Butler, Dellary; Alzuda Young, C h a r l o t t e dead twins wore found in their County beauty contest been soiled away and w«> can Smith, Ferrell Hickson, and beds. thrust free from thu tentacles being sponsored by the Charles Knight of Runfonf. The older children were Long wood Firemen us of thu octopus of centruiized JUNE 13 Mrs. Gregor's by a previous part of their annual power by casting our votes Ad in I»»lon* marriage. Fourth of July Fiesta. against those who seek to ac­ Agnes Diehl, DeBary; Donna complish our pseudo-legal en­ Peggy, who will be a Williams, I-ongwood; Janice next fall, stands five slavement," he said. Hollar, Mark Sands, Honatd Barnett said, "it is time to DeBary Center junior a t Seminole High separate the professional poll Merthie, Stanley Martin, Dor­ feet, two inches, mensothy Foley, Carol Dennison, Displays sores J15-22-T'*, is a ma­ Brians from tl>« real states­ Monroe Schucncman, Rosalyn men, identify tile traitors and and likes skiing, separate; thu nnti from the Morton, G o r d o n Hartman, New Equipment jorette baton t w i r l ! n g and boys." Ho charged thul "ninny Daniel Johnson, G a r f i e l d Ity Mr*. Adam Muller swimming. politicians are timid und re­ Lawson, Florenca Smith of New equipment for the (Herald Photo) luctant to act." Sanford. UeBary Community Center Births received through Kilt ami Mr. and Mr*. Joe Williams of through purchase, was on dis­ Ixmgwood, a girl play at last weeks final Mr. ami Mrs. Freddie Motion meeting of the season of the of Sanford, a boy Graveside funeral services Survivors are his wife, Mrs. DeBary Civic Assn. Discharges New dishes have been pur­ for Mr. .Miles D. Ilowles, 47, Ruth Howies, and sun, Wil­ Charles Fraser, DeBary; Mrs. chased for the kitchen which will be held at 2:30 p m. Wed­ liam, both of Jackson; a Floyd Oliver and baby. Malt ii being enlarged to provide nesday at Oaklawn Cemetery brother, Thomas Rowles, ol land; Mrs. George Dillard more working space. A lljbutj, Va , and his fa­ and hahy, Mrs. Ernest Car Announcement was made with Rev, Howard Porter of ther, J. E. Rowles, of Deca­ son and baby, Jean Rogcro, the Bunnell First Method!,t that x new power mower has tur, Ga. Thomas Jones, Mabel Waits, been donated to the Center Church officiating. Craig Funeral Home of William Hemphill, E lo t sc and the new organ, secured A former resident of San­ Bunnell is in charge of ar­ Evans of Sanford. with trading stamps, was on ford at 131 Garrison St. be­ rangements. the stage and Miss Adelaide fore moving to Jackson, Ohio, Floral tributes should be Ohio rank* eighth among Conte, Laura lTalt Brown two years ago, Mr, ttuwles delivered to uaklawn Ceme­ state* of (lie Union in luul and Frank Woodruff, local was a trucker (or Chun King tery by 2 p.m. Wednesday. turkey production. organists, played several se­ Corp. and died in Bunnell lections. .Monday morning at the Flag­ Tlie large film screen also ler Clinic and hospital after was on display. suffering a heart attack cnroute to Tampa, lie was a A n y T i m e . .. “Jesu s wept," from the member of the Methodist Book of John, is the shortest Church and of the l-oyal Or­ A n y P l a c e ... verse in the Bible. der of Moose in Jackson. Mother Kills 5 Children, Husband, Self Govs. Barnett, Wallace Lead Anti-JFK Rally Hospital Notes Reception Honors Minister A reception honoring Rev. and M ri. Damon Scott and daughter, Vickie, who have been moved to Paiatka from the D e B a r y Community Methodist Church, was held at the church last Wednes­ day night. Sidney Swallow aded as m aster of ceremonies and talk* of tribute were present­ ed by Rev. Paul Shull* of the Enterprise and DeBary Min­ isterial Assn, and Wesley Saathamp. Hugh B o o t h , Jam es Walker and Kathy Perry. The children's choir sar.g two songs of farewell! Pearl Burnett and Beatrice Muller tang a duet and Laura Platt Brown at the piano and Ade­ laide Conte at the organ played a duct. The audience join­ ed in a hymn led by Gertrude MacNaughtun and Stanley Rader. A love offering was pre­ sented to Rev. Scott, an o r­ chid to Mrs. Scott and a corsage to Vickie after which they were escorted to the so­ cial hall by Mrs. William Fidler. Three buffet tables, laden with punch in crystal howls and trays of tea sandwiches and cookies, were set up in the halt. One table had a floral piece of yellow roses flanked by tall yellow can­ dles in crystal holders, an­ other had pink roses and pink candle* and the honoict-'* table, where the Scott* re ­ ceived long lines of wellwisher*. held American Beau­ ty roses with tail white tap­ ers. Members of the church's Refugees Freed ■n MIAMI (UPI) — Plan* to charge five Cuban rrfugees with violation of tbe Mutual Security Art by plotting n bombing raid on Cuba were dropped today when the Ju s­ tice Department in Washing, ton ordered lignt federal offi­ cial* nut to issue warrant*. Ths five Cubans and an American were arretted S at­ urday night as tlie Cuban* were about to load large amounts of explosives aboaui a twin-engina Bei-chcraft plane. Customs agents seized * five-foot lung aerial bumb, 300 sticks of dynamite, 66 gallons of napalm, 160 pounds of plastic explosive, curbine* and pistols. Supervising agent Joseph Fortier said the refugees ad­ mitted they “were going on • raid tu drop bomb* on s tra ­ tegic point* in Havana." Ho said the American, Hum Benton, a private detective, said he had just stopped to taka soma picture* when he saw tha plena and was not involved In the proposed raid. WSCS, under the leadership | buffet tables and assisted In of Mrs, Charles Creasoy, serving the large groups *tpresident. presided at the | tending the reception. Bradford, Todd, Lundquisf Top JC Golfers Ray Bradford, Tommy Todd and Bobby Lundqulat took top honors in their age group* la the Sanford Seminole County Jaycee Junior golf tournament held last Friday, at tha May* fair Country Club. Three strokes behind Ray Bradford with a 78 in the 10 year old age group was run* ner-up Je ff Williama with • 79. In the 15-year-old age group Tommy Todd was winner with a 90 and Ronnie HarrUl waa runner up with a 98. In tho 12 year otd age group Bobby Lundqulat waa winner with a 97 and run* nrr up waa Bill Higginbotham with 114. A RECEPTION whs held nt DcIInry Community Tha three winner* wit] go to Metliorimt Church to honor Rev. nnd Airs. Damon the Florida S tate Jaycee Jun­ Scott and daughter, Vicki, who have been moved ior Golf Tournament in Uma* to Paiatka. Alany friends and guests of the local till* June 24-20 a t the Pina congregation, us well ns those from area Meadow* Golf Club. churches, attended the event. (Cox Photo) The four low players In the state tournament will be sent to Midland, T c x u for the International Jaycee Junior Coif championship as the Fla* rida Htnte team. Trophic* will be presented to the 3 l i t piece winner* and runners up at a futura Jaycee luncheon. Chairman of By Mr*. Adam Muller DeBary Auxiliary 5P3 and tho tournament Arrangements DeBary'* American Legion past adjutant Ardeth Mich- waa Jim Chapman. Post and Auxiliary entertain­ encr of DeBary Post 259 who ed Post* ■V’d Auxiliaries of was presented with a gift Oil and natural gai rank Jet-ami and I.' k- Helen for from post members. The gold hat of tho late G. first in valuo of all minerals a combined Installation of of­ ficers last Saturday evening nt Fred Smith, of DeBary, waa production in 13 ztatei el tha in front of the rostrum flank­ Union, tha Community Center. Installing officer for the ed by lighted candles. Students receiving Legion Auxiliaries waa Mr*. Ora LARGE SELECTION Buckley of Jacksonville Bench, Awards from tho Ik-llary post fifth district president. Mr*. were Introduced. OF COLD HARDY Refreshment* wero served William Hantschke of the at tho close of the program Di-Land post was musician. SH R U B B E R Y Invocation was given by Dis­ by the committee in charge trict Chaplain Bertha Roohan which was composed of ConiALL SIZES McLaren, Ardeth of Ocean Beach Post 129. Mrs, munder Mlchener, Ann Levy, Mar* REASONABLE Itm-UW was presented with gurona Union..-, -Aim in n ?rr u corsage by the district. Grnpeville Nuntery Martha Newell, first view ell, Viola Leone, Mr. DeVale 2221 Grapcvllle Av*. president of tlie Ih’llary Aux­ I’. McCartney ami At Newell FA 2-088E with MaisUnca from post iliary, presided in thu nb*em> "Reott* Dealer" member*. uf the president, Mr*. I'eter Koppcnnal. who at present is in Europe. Assisting was Viola Leone, past president. Commands r Fled Mr Latin pro-*bled at the installation of tha post with Fifth District Commander Margo Norman of Ornmnd beach reiving as in­ stalling officer. Colors wcio presented by tho Color Gourd of tho I.nko Helen post and Iti-v. Augustus C. Rummer ut Dellary gave 3 COM PLETE RO O M S the invocation, LIVING ROOM - HEDHOOM * DINING ROOM Rpcukcr for thu program following thu insinuation was Lamar C. Cannon, northern area vice commander. Rpecial guests introduced ODEN FRIDAY EVENINGS included Commander William Dries of DeBary \V\V 1 Bar­ racks 1197, Commander Gus1’usl 8093; Line Jacob* uf Uutuvu king of DeBary VFW | l.und, Bradley Hubei Is of Sunford’n Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store Lake Helen, district five com­ 203-09 IS. 1st St* FA 2-0983 mitteeman Stanley R. Smith, past president Viola Leona of \ Legion Posts And Auxiliaries Have Installation In DeBary EASY TERMS M A T H ER of Sanford Rowles Service Set Wednesday In Uieir drive to recruit new members the SanfordSeminole Jsycees have se­ lected a "Mystery Jaycee." This man has promised to Join the Jaycee organization when asked by tho first Jaycco who approaches him for membership. The Jaycee who signs the "Mystery Man" will win first prize in ths Jaycee membercontest. Clues will bo given weekly ss to who this "My­ stery Man'* might be. Clue for this week is "This man is between tho ages Of 21 35." Second prize will be award­ ed to Use Jaycee who receive* the most points. Three points will be given for each new member and one point will be given for cads membership renewal. Prizes for this contest will be announced later. Accord­ ing to First Vice President Jack Ludwig they will be well worth working for, so Jsycees are asked to return the favor and give tho young BnuJk m Oaee • . . La,to f v r M on ih t men of the community the JO H N S T O N 'S N O -R O A C H ; S im p ly brush Jo h n s to n ’s lame opportunity that they No-Roach on cabinet* to control coekro*' hro. on dlls to top bate for community service. ants. ColorUea. odortaa* coating at*** effective for m onths. No need to move dishes or b-eathe harm f it sprays. 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Whan you feel yonraelf begtwiiog to fail end are faced with on involuntary atop, get yld of the tow bar i t once. 11 tba boat la going fait enough g will pull the line forward ao ; there la no dinger of your beaomlng entangled. If not, to u the bar. Starting, a t o p p l n g and troaaing wakea abould keep you busy Juit aa long aa It to m atter them. In the proceia, you are almoat cer­ tain to fall. Learning bow to fail is Im­ portant and a ptoae of water aiding you ahould matter un­ til any neediest fear la overcome. \ ’ s LONDON (U PI) — la aa appropriately splendiferous setting, Kentucky's "g-r-a-a-t" sabeatra Cassius Clay and Eaglaad’a British Empire chaasptea Henry Cooper fight here tonight for a September shot at Um world heavy­ weight crown.’ A half-dosen historically clad trumps te n , six Ameri­ can soldiers aad six English soldiers will escort Cassius, the "Louisville Lip," and Cooper, London’s former house plasterer, into tba can­ opied ring midst the cheers from a police-limited crowd of 53,000 at London's outdoor Wcmbly Stadium. The stadium eaa bold 10,000 for a eoeeer game but the police will not permit more than 55,000 tonight. *r. v i BOAT will pull Um for­ ward. Kouffax In Another Shutout tlik si Press lateraltksul The Los Angeles Dodgers should start selling record books along with scoreboards when Sandy Xoufax pitches. Otherwise how are the fane going to know what new feat the overpowering Dod­ ger pitcher la out to achieve? He’s already pitched two nohitters and set a National League strikeout record both for a game and a season. And yet hla buiiei-iixe speea contlnuci to threaten more BROOKLINE, Mata (UP1) records. — Here where golf came of Koufax whipped the San age in thin country SO years Pranclaco Giants, 2-0, Monday •go, a star-studded field tees night to post his sixth shut­ off Thursday in quest of the out of the campaign—only one U. 8. Open championship and short of the club mark fo r a favored Arnold Palmer pre­ season shared by Burleigh dicted today that a score of Grimes and Whitlow Wyatt. 280—four under par—"will be Hla to victories put him half­ good enough to take ail the way to his first Bi-victory marbles." M ason—and the first by a Fresh oft hie 52S.0U0 vic­ Dodger lefty since 1831—and tory in t h e Thunderblrd his nine strikeouts enabled Classic, Palmer tried out the him to regain the league lead f,870-yard C o u n t r y Club with a season total of 111. course Monday and complain­ In addition, Koufax knock­ ed that "there are too many ed the Giants from first to blind holes." third place and permitted the "There are too many holes St. Louis Cardinals to take where you are blind on either over the top rung, aeven per­ your drive or second shot and centage points ahead of the others where all you can see tcrond-place Dodgers. la the pin," Palmer observed. Koufax, who pitched a “ I think this talk that they three-hit shutout against the might break Ben Hogan's Houston Colta last Saturday, Open record of 278 Is a lot now has pitched 10 consecu­ of baloney. I'll settle for 280 tive acorclcss innings. It waa right now." his second win of the season Told that some observers over the Glanta—the other felt he scrambled too much to a no hitter against them on win on this type of eourse, May 11. Palm er shook his head and Ex-Yankee Bill Skowron's allowed that it was a driver's two-run double, which skip­ course. ped through rightholder Fe­ "You h a v e to hit ’em lipe Alou'a legs, sent Maury straight," he said, "but I'm Wills and Ron Fairly over the plate in the third inning not worried." with the runs which dealt Hilly O'Dell hit third lost compared to nine wins. The Giants filled the bases with two out in the second inning but Koufax fanned Jose l'agan to end the throat. Palmer In Limelight lor-Open- f : Score: 41*2 Scoring 41 runs on 41 hits the Grants Slondny swamped th*5 Chase Bags who could score only two runs on 12 hits. The Grants belied out a total of seven home runs, two by Pitcher Hoy Liek and one each by Helma Yourthaw, Howling, Cook and Scott. Joe Pauline was the losing pitcher. Chase 000 02 0 O - 2 Grants 578 11210 x—41 1 11 ■ • -------------1 A W 'A >■ > r* T <ma» • e On Arm O f Be First Half Champs Kralick Klassy Kutie Builders Win T h e Kingiwood Builders beat the Uadcock Furnitures Monday by a acorn of 8 to 2. The Builders got 10 hits off Jim Jernigan, one of which was a homer by Melts. The Furnitures collected s e v e n hits off Bud Moncricf. Badcock Kurn. 002 ouo 0—2 Kingawood Build. 000 008 x -8 for Florida's grratm t membership ^values. Ws ara offering a limited membership Including summer swim­ ming and year around golf (or tbe entire family, nt beautiful Orange llill Country Club, located Just 15 miles west aw Highway' 48 a t State Bond 413. / Tribe Rides Sarasota Appears To Standings Only QK00 per year Orange Hi Country Club liox 438 Sorrento, Fla. SANFORD WOMEN’S GOLF Association executive board members were entertained recently by Mrs, George Nicely, of DeBury. Front row, left to right, are: Blanche Nicely, Vivian Pierce, K athryn Park, president; Edith Wnre and Jimmy Livingston; back row: Jackie Crawford, Crela Higgin­ botham, Jane McKibbin, Dosaio de Gunnhl and Suzy Dickey. (Cox Photo) United Press International in the sixth inning for the Sarasota increased its lead winning run. Southpaw Bill McCool gave to 5^4 games Monday night by defeating Orlando 7-1 and up Only three hits and let his By United Press International Tarpon teammate* lash out appeared to have the pennant Jack Krulick is one of those eight runs for his shutout win for the first half of the Flor­ over Miami. fellows who is always being ida State League season sew ­ Lakeland's Tigers turned underrated. ed up. seven doubles into eight runs He's a fidgety, frail sort of It would take a phenomenal Monday night to give them fellow who was once placed streak of bad luck for the the 81 win over the Yankee* in the first game of a doubleon a vitamin diet to beef up Sun Sox to lose the title be­ his body and hla fast ball. The tween now and Sunday, but header. But the Yankee*, led by the Washington Senators gave up Lakeland and St. Petersburg, on him after two years and tied for second, aim to try. shutout pitching of Charles so did the Minnesota Twina —Sax— pifrhrr B"h__Oordnl Uohling, rebounded in the despite the fact that he pilch- pushed his record to 4-3 by ■nvgirivap— and— scor ed— fo-uf ed a no hitler for thu Twins only giving up six hits to runs. Tonight, Lakeland plays at last Aug. 20. Orlando ami one run. Catcher Now he's with the Cleve­ Dennia Norman led the Sox Miami, Tampa goes to Fort BEVERLY KLA8S. land Indians and one of the at the plate with a two-run Lauderdale, Sarasota travels to Daytona Beach and St. By United Pres* International big reasons why the Indians single in the eighth. Petersburg plays at Orlando. have surged Into American In other action Monday AMERICAN LEAGUE The Standing!: league Hag contention with night, Lakeland split a douW L Pci. W. L. P e t five straight victories and 15 hlchcader with Fort Lauder­ New York 34 23 .396 Sarasota 38 20 .636 LAS VEGAS, N ev.-(NEA) in their last 17 games. dale, winning 8-1 and losing Lakeland 37 26 .387 Chlcaito 30 36 .336 — Beverly Klass showed it "We just put him on the 40, Tampa tromped Miami Hutton 31 ■M .344 St. Petersburg 30 28 .536 thing or two to the smart firing line and turned him 8-0 and Daytona Beach split Cleveland 32 27 .342 29 27 .518 boys In Las Vegas, who loose," said Cleveland pitch­ a twin hill with St. Peters­ Orlando Baltimore 31 29 .310 thought they had seen about ing coach Mel Harder. "We burg, winning 2-1, and losing Fort Lauderdale 27 26 .509 32 29 .323 Minnesota Daytona Beach 25 31 .416 everything. haven't done a thing to 43. Kansas City 30 31 .492 Miami 24 32 .389 The aix-year-old miss from change him ." Bay Webster hit a two-run Tampa lz>s Angeles 32 34 .483 21 33 2)89 Woodland Hills, Calif., burn The Indians , acquirer! the home run in the first inning, Detroit 24 36 .409 ed up the Tallyho Golf and 28-ycar-old native of Youngs­ then Islander pitcher Dick Washington 21 46 .313 Country Club course, belting town, Ohio, 3!uy 2 in a deal Humauer held the Saints to MacPIlAIL OPEN Monday’s Results the ball ISO yards straight that sent Jim Perry to the six runs and one score on a BEL AIR. Md — (NEA) Baltimore 7 Boston 2 down the fairway — which is Twins. At the time Kralick'a homer by Tom Richards. Tile Harford Open is announc­ Cleveland 1 Washington about comparable to 330-yard record was a mere 1-4 and U In the nightcap, second ed for June 21-23 at the (night) drives from a big player like became 1-3 with the Indians baseman Pete Cochran hit Maryland Golf and Country Only games scheduled Jack Nlcklaus — ami sinking before il started to get better. a long sacrifice fly to score Clubs, Inc., built by Larry NATIONAL LEAGUE 20-foot putts with the consis­ Now Kralick has won six in a Saints runner from third MacPhil on his Ucl Air Farm. W L P et tency of a Hob Rosburg. a row and raised hil season St. Louis 38 27 .383 In one wrek, Beverly reg u mark to 7-3, including a fivelz)s Angeles 37 27 .378 larly shot the nine-hole, par HEUPtMMBlfS BOIUIV DODCEI 38 28 .376 hit, 1-0 victory over the Sen­ T San Francisco 3 course in 33 to 38 and p ir ators Monday night. Cincinnati 33 30 .324 red every hole at one time The victory and Balti­ Chicago 34 31 .323 or another. Beverly, who has more's 7-2 win aver Boston in 30 33 .47C Milwaukee slsteri right and three, Is the 30 33 .476 the only other AL game Mon­ Pittsburgh only golfer in her family. She day night put the Indians, 30 34 .489 Philadelphia started to play at the age of Orioles ami the Bed Sox in a Houston 27 38 .113 four with regular size clubs virtual three-way tic for third New York 23 41 .379 but so quickly developed pro­ place. Only four percentage Monday’s Results ficiency that her parents had points separate the three Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati special whillied-down clubs teams, who all are three (mgnt) made for her. games behind the tin t place Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 3 Having astounded the good, New York Yankees. (night) man sired golfers in Las VtSt. l-nuia 8 New York 1 gas, Beverly returned to Cal­ (night) The Cnnrituga wagon of pi­ ifornia, where she recently Los Angeles 2 San Francisco oneer days was named for placed third in a Los Angcies o (night) the place where it first was tournament for buys and girls made in Pennsylvania. under to, in which she w.is Only games scheduled the youngest contestants by Mveral years. GOLFERS! ARNOLD P A L M E R, who copped tha Thuntlerbird tournament Sun­ day to become the »econd top profeitHiotml money wllUtei' in golf, now in favored to grub the U. 8. Open title n t Brjokline this week­ end (NEA Telephoto) There will be bend playing, community flnglag and other folderol arranged by promo­ ter Jack Solomons for this richest fight ev er staged out­ side the United Statees—a show for which tba gate is estimated at $448,009. Then comes the scheduled 10-round fight between Clay, 21, and Cooper, 28—a bout in whleh "Gaseous Cassius” will try to make hla fists live upto the boast loudly shouted by his mouth: "I'm not talkin’ jive; Coop­ e r falls In five." Manny King, one of Bri­ tain's outstanding bookmak­ ers, announced that Clay Is favored a t 4-1 in man-to-min betting. Clay Is a prohibitive fav­ orite because be seeks bis 19th eonnsecutlve victory as a professional and his 18th knockout. Also because he is ranked second among con­ tenders, Just below former champion Floyd Patterson. Cooper is rated fourth. Many British experts be­ lieve that Cooper’s aggressive style, featuring a good left hook, and his comparatively weak defense—coupled with quick-bleeding browns— pro­ vides a "made-to-order’’ vic­ tim for Cassius. Clay, with the nimble legs and fast hands, usually keeps circling an opponent end spearing him with left Jabs and shaking him with sneak­ er rights until he s ready to be bombarded and knock­ ed out at close quarters. Cooper, a good puncher, scored 18 knockouts while winning 27 of his 38 bouts. He lost eight and bad one draw. Strikes • • • Spares niids demand is our Singles ChalBy M a A. Swotski Weil, sir, in the three-plus lenge Board. A couple of mln-^ years tinea we've been in the or changea but not that many bowling field here in Florida, that you won't want to taka I can’t ever recall when you. part in it again. the bowler, bad ao many good You’U atill have to defeat tournament* to cboose from. four succeisive challengers te This past Sunday, we bad retire the Jackpot. Some pre­ the 2100 first place guaran­ vious jackpots totaled around teed Sunday Sweeper I the 51SO to 5200 mark. This coming weekend, Fri­ Here’* an interesting note day, Saturday and Sunday, on tam e. Garry Fox is the we’U be featuring the popular only kegler to retire this Best Ball Tournament. challenge board twice. A> * Squads will be at 3, 7 and 9 matter of fact the ooly other p.m. on each of those days winner was Freddy Wolf. with a 530 first place guar­ Yikea and Glory-oiki, tool antee! Here it is late Sunday night Starting on July 1 and con­ as I'm finishing this column tinuing all through the Fourth and we've Just completed tab­ of July, we'll be watching the ulating the final scores Irani entries place themselves in the Sunday Sweeper. the Second Annual F i r e Get this, my friends' Esch Cracker Tournament, pro­ jackpot waa worth |37!l!ll moted by the men's bowling The highest individual jack­ association. pots wc’vc had since starting This year, once again, we this tournament. have that bowling promoting First place wa* won by Ed two-some, H arry Boone of the Grove of DeLand. Ed tells m i OK Tire Store and Bob Han­ this is the first time he's cock of the Pinecrest Inn who ever won more t h i i 523 to will guarantee the 130 first any tourney. place prize in both divisions, This time was his time. I A and B. can guarantee you! Ed clip-: A Division for those with ped the first place spot worth averages of 170 and up and $100 and also chipped in to the B group with those of 169 take the third pot with his and under. It’a a lot of fun. 244 game. Not bad. huhf 5157 Plan on entering right now. for one day's bowling, M • Then too, for your partici­ local levej, tool pation, how about the BPAF There waa a tie for tbo Handicap Singles Champion­ second slot between Bob Har­ ship? rison and Harry Schob who It costs only S3 to enter, blasted home a 1078 aeriea in­ and is I've already said, it's cluding handicap. Can yoi handicapped. heat it T Two weeks ago, For every 37 rntries, five these scores wouldn't havo of the 37 are having their even been in the money! t r a y paia m Die »uiu m u li m Daytona Beach and there they'll try for various prizes totaling in excess of 17,200. That’s no misprint my friend, seven thousand five hundred dollars. And all of that for only • 53 entry fee. too. Last year we had one team go down to Tampa to compete in the State Finals. As mem­ ory serves me, it was Jack Kanner, At Dei'ulma, Bill Howard, Woody Wilson and Bobby Borsdorf. With a guarantee of five gclting their way paid for every 37 entries, we ought to have at least three teams representing Sanford at tin t •vent. You may qualify for this tournament any time from nuw until July 31. Returning again by popular Attention FORD OWNERS Parts Special! GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 5 5 '. 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Cwt of licetue tag 91.00 - Rabieti vaccination 33.00. *6 “ FORDS N O TIC E TO All dogs found without • tag certifying they have been vaccinated for rabic* for year of 1963 will be Nubject to being picked up by the Pollen and will be diHpoHed of by the DOG CATCHER. « FORDS * 2 40 EACH 5 1 - 5 6 FORD EACH $2® ^ 11RING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. • It’ s just good community spitit to keep our town beautiful. An d i f i so easy when you put your best foot forward in a new Dodge. This is beauty that’ll spark-up anybody and anything. Just taka a look. An d then a drive. M an alive, it's quick! And com foitable. An d so spring-fresh and long-lasting inside. But tha crowning stroke ol THE10WPBICE 1963DODGE!!! beauty comes when you get down to the nice low price. See your Dodge Dealer. He’ll be happy to welcome you as a new member of the Keep-The-Tow n-Beautilul-W ith-Dodges fraternity. To be a member, all you do is get out and drive your new Dodge around! O CHRYSLER County Motors, Inc. 519 K. First St. SANFORD, FLA. . City Manager ------------- SEE "EMPIRE", NBC-TV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTINGS.------------ - OPEN SAT. AFTERNOON TILL 4:30 YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. I'H. FA 2-1481 W inter Pork Ml 4.8916 �_________L_ \ K * June V m T tfrl V rra ll 18, 1963 — P age 7 Legal Notice n o t ic k or i P r u r i T i a i r o R T I S DRKD IM * . t M I I F W t d a *MM«m a t IM II N O T IC E IB H E R t n i 01VEM, T h a t A t l a n t i c M u n lr lp e l C orporation th a h o ld e r o t i m f o l lo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e h a a f l i r t >iM c e r t i f i c a t e f o r t a t deed t o b» li>ur<) t h e r e o n . Tha c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b e r a n d p e a r of leeuance , t h a d e s c r i p t i o n ot th a p roperty, a n d tha m i n t tn w h ic h I t w a a ae a e a a e d ara a t follo w *: c e r t i f i c a t e S o . IT T e a r af I t a u a n c e 1341 l l a w r i t i l e e a f P ro p erty ! L o t 10 T h e F l o r i d a L an d and C o lo n i s a t i o n C n m p a n y ' a Celery P lan tatio n P la t Book 1 P a c t IS ! Nam * In w h i c h a a e * a , t d F (I. Z e r r l n n e r . All o f t a l d p r o p t r t y b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y of H-mlr o l a . B l i t * o f F l o r i d * , t'nleaa • u c h r a r t l f l r a t * s h a l l b e red eem ed a c c o r d i n g to l a w the property d escribed In atlcb r e r t t f l c a t a w i l l be t o l d t o the blRhee t b i d d e r a t tb * fro n t d o o r o f t h a S e m i n o l e C o u n ty C ourt H o m e a t S an fo rd . F lo r­ ida, on t h e f l r a t M o n d a y In t h e m o n t h o f J u l y . 1)43, w hich l l th a t a t d a y » r Ju ly , • 19*3 B a le d Ihl* i i t h d a y o f May. IMS. (HEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , Jr., Clerk C ircu it Court. Hetiilnot* C o u n t y , F l o ri d a P u b lic It J u n e 4, I I , II. si. l.'BI-l* Legal Notice TO U A R E hareh y notified t h a t a C o m p la in t to foreclot* * c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e encumberIn g the f o l l o w i n g deacrlbed rea l p r o p e r ly , lo -w lt: t-ot ST. Block II. SUNL A N P E9TATKH. Amen d­ ed P la t, according to a p la t th e reo f, recorded In P la t Rook IT. p a g e ! 1 A 5, of t h e public recorde of S*mln*i!e County, Florida. T O G E T H E R With all natu re* and h o u -eh id d appliance* a t ­ t a ch ed t» nr u , e d In connec­ tion w i t h the p rem ie.s herein deacrlbed haa b een filed agatnet you In the above.atyled ro ll. the • h o r t t itle o f wh ich le F E D ERA I, NA TIO NAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Corporation n rgn n li.n l under an Act o f C o n g r e s s and ea ia tln* pureu a n t to th e Federal National M o r t g a g e Aiaoclatton Charter Act, h a v i n g l i t principal offlr* In the City o f AYashlngtnn. B l i t r l c t o f Columbia. Plain tiff, verau*. RAYMOND JOHN LKR<*K and CAROL ANN II. LB HOE, hie wife. Betendante. and you ara reiiulred tu >*rv* a co p y o f >our An swer o r o t h e r P le a d in g to the Com ­ p l a i n t on P l a i n t i f f * Attorney. Mack N. Clev eland. Jr,. Suite 111 Hanford A tla ntic National Hunk lliiltdirnc. Hanford. F lo r­ ida. and file the original Ana w er or o th e r P le a din g In the o f f i c e o f the Clerk o f the Cir­ c u i t Court on or before the Jth tluy o f July, A. II. 7)41. If > o u full to do an. a decree pro confe»«i> w ill lie ta ke n t a k e n mtalnM you for the r e ­ l i e f dem anded In the Com ­ plaint. Thla N o tice t h a l l be publish*d o n ce a w eek for four cont e c u t l i * w e e k s tn Tha Santurd Herald. B u trd (hie Slat day of Muy, A. B 1943. IS K A LI A rth u r II llackwith. Jr.. Clerk o f Circuit Court. S em lno l* County Florid*. P u b l l t h J u n e I. i t , | a, U . I»*T. C l J-44 b o t h r. o r a p p l i c a t i o n FOR TA B IM'.IID (Rea, 1PI.10 F l o r i d a S iain tr a • r ipipi NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIV­ EN, T hat A l U i i t l c Municipal Corporation the holder o f the fo llo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e haa filed aald rerttflca ta fo r la a deed to bt l o t t e d the reon . The cer­ tifica te n u m b er ami y ea r of l u u a n c o , tha d et c r lp tlo n of the property, an d the naint In wt Itli It waa aa aeaetd ara aa follow e: BOTH K OF APFLII'ATlieX Cartlflcata No. ; 3 Te ar af F o i l TAX Hi:till laauanco 1141 l * a s . I M . I * F I . r l d a * ta lw ta a Dea cr lp tlna a f Prapartyt Lot IS \Ve»t Hid* Uardana a f IP IP I NOTICE IS H ERE BY G IV ­ P la t llook I I'apa 4? Name In w h ic h «*s»- e»d tlrare EN. T h a t Atlantic Municipal C orp oration the holder of the K. Sta fford . All o f -aid pro­ perty b ein g lii th e County of f o l l o w i n g • ■rtirte.c* hue filed Seminole. S ta t e of Florida. t a ld c e r t if ic a te for t u t deed L'tileae auclt c e r t i f ic a t e anall to he l i m e d thereon. The c e r ­ be redeem ed a c c o r d in g to law t i f i c a t e n u m b er end year o f the p ro p erty dea crlbed In euch Itauance, the detcrlptlon o f rertlflCade w ill lie told to the th e prop erty, and the name hlgheat bidder a t the front In w h ich It waa t t- r t a e d are door of t h e S e m in o le County aa f o llo w a , Court l l o u e o wt Salt Cord, Flof- C e r t i f ic a te No. i t : ; ( i s Ida. on tile first Monday Ih Year of Itauance 1941 Beaevlptlwa wf Praperty tha m onth o f J u l y , 1)43, which l o t I l l u m e v l l l a Plat Book I I* tha l e t d a y o f July. 1)47. Baled Ihl* U t h day o f May, P a g * IS Nam* In which a l i e n e d Cnaat !*« Coin lit in-— i.o- i n -r - . i i neArt hur II. B e c k w i th , Jr., licrty b ein g In lb# County uf Hi'tiiinolc, Htuta o f Florida. Clerk C ircu it Court. U n less su ch cer t if ic a te eh a ll Hemlnol* C ou n ty . Florid* b# red eem ed according to l a w Fublleh J u n * «. 11, 1>. SI. tha pro perty described In euch CUJ-2S c e r t i f i c a t e w ill lie auld tn the BOTH'*: OF APPLICATION h lg h ea t bidder al tlie fro n t door o f th* S em inole County F ii N t a y i i >:»:i > f See. t i l l . I* F lo r id a atalwieo C o u rt lluu>* at Sinfurd. F l o r ­ ida, on tb« first Monday In ml IPIPI NOTICE IS IIEHEIIY GIV­ the m onth of July. 1941, which EN. T hat A t l a n t i c Municipal le t h e l e t day o f July. 1*44 B ated ihl* 14lh d s y ef May Corp oration Ih# holder of Ih* f o llo w in g c e r t i f ic a t e ha* filed 1M1 (S E AL) •aid c e r t l f lc a ta fur tax deed to he leaned thereon The cer­ A rth u r II neck wlth. Jr., Clerk Circuit Court, tifica te n u m b er and yrar of Hsmlnnle County, Flnrld* Issuanv*. the d e .c r i p t l o n of tha p rop erty, a n d the name In Pub lish Ju n * 4, II. II. 34. which It wa * a*eees ed are aa O B J -11 fallow •; SO T IIB o r APPLICATION C ertific a te No. 4A Te ar # f F O B TAY IIKEO leeuance 1941 (Pew. IP 4.lt l a w s ,.r 1*41) IteerrlptloF o f P rop erlyi n o t ic e ih h k k e i i y g i v ­ lull 4 Illk. 14 Lockhart'* Sub­ division P la t B o o k 4 Page 70 e n , T h a t A tla ntic 4Iunb:lpal Nam e In w h ich a*ers**<] Clif­ C o rp o ra tio n t h e holder o f tha ford Anderson . A ll of eald pro­ f o l l o w i n g cert if ic a te haa file d perty h e l n g In tha County of eald c e r t i f ic a t e for a t a t dead Sem inole. S ta t e of Florid*. to be Issued thereon Tha c e r ­ U n less am h c e r t i f i c a t e ehall t i f i c a t e n umber and year o t be red eem ed a cco rd in g lo law leau arn e, ihe description o f th e the p ro p erty dr» crlbed In euch pro p erty , and tb# name In cer t if ic a te w ill be auld to III* w h ic h It w a s ass esse d are a s highest bidder at the front f o l lo w s : Year o f door o f t h e Hemlnol* County C e r t i f ic a t e No. I l l * Court H o u se at Hanford. Flor­ Is auanca IM1 Brwarlp lloa *r P ea p etly i ida, on (ho f i r s t 41 under In the m o n t h o f J u l y , 19*1. which Ieit 334 (Jtieen'e Mirror S o u th P la t Hook ) P u g e t 43 * 44 It the let d a y o r Ju ly. 1)41. Bata.I thl* 14th day o t 4t*y, Nam * In w h ich assessed J o s e ­ ph J. A Helen L llandek. All 1941. o f eeld p r o p erly bein g In th e (HEAL) A rth u r II. Ilsch w lth , J r . C o u n ty of Semlnol*. Sta te o f F lo rid *. U n less euch c e r t i f i ­ Clerk Clr*ult Court. c a t e sn a i l ha redeemed e c c o f j S em ln o l* C ou n ty . Florida Ing lo la w Ih* property d e s ­ Publish J u n e 4. 11. It. 34. cribed In euch certificate w i l l CDJ-31 be Bold to t h e high est bidder JA(STICK IIP APPI.II' ATIOY a t the fro n t door of th* Hem l­ F o i l T A Y DRKI) nol* C o u n ty Court House a t I4*a. IF4.I* F ia r ld a S l a i s l e * S a n fo rd . Florida, on the flrat *f i p e a i Monday In Ihe month of J u l y , NOTICE 19 HF.nF.BT OIV. 114a. w h ich la th* let day EN, T h a t A t l a n t i c Municipal o f July. 1 M l Corporation the holder of the B a t e d this l l t h day e f May. f o l lo w in g c a r t l fl c a t a ha* fllad 1)41. •aid c * r t l f l c a l * for t a x deed (HEAL) to he laauad the reon . The c e r ­ A rth u r II. Ilschwlth, Jr. tifica te n u m b er and year of 4,'lerk Circuit Court lasuanco, tha deacrtptlon o f S em ln o l* County, F lo rid a tho p rop erty, en d tha name In P u b l l t h Juno 4. 11, 11. 14. which It wa * aa etaa ed ere ae tl4.1 fo llo w s: C B J-lt C ertific ate No. TO! Teor of N i m t M OF APPI.II ATIOX |a«uanco 19*1 D oeerip tloa o f P ro p e rly i FOR TAY HEED Lots 4 14 A 11 Hlthpain P la n ­ H e * . 1,1.14 L a o s ol I , M l tation P l a t B o o k 1 Pag* 41 NOTICE IS HEHEIIY G I V ­ Name In w h ich aeaeaaed Ell- EN, T h a t A tla ntic Mu nlcloel ■ahoth A. P ic k a r d All of *ald C o rp o ra tio n th* holder at the prop erty b ein g In the County f o l l o w i n g certific a te het riled o f Sem inole, S l a t e of Florida. • a id c e r t i f i c a t e fur a tae deed Unlee* su c h c e r t i f ic a t e ehall tn be Issued thereon. The c e r ­ be red eem ed a c c o r d in g to law t i f i e s ' * n umber and rea r o f the pro p erty described in euch leeu a n ce, the description o f (b e cer t if ic a te wilt be sold to tho pro p erty , amt the nerne In h ig h e st bidder at tho front w h ic h It w a s a t i t e i e d are ae door or the S e m in o le County fo lio wet Court H o u s e a t Sanford. F lo r­ C e r t i f ic a t e No. 1111 Tear or id*. on tha flret Monday In l . a o s n c e 1941 tha m o n th o l J u l y . 1941, which IJeaertgOoo a f Pro grrlyi la tha l a t day ot J u ly , 1**4. Lot 33 g u a l l Build H e i g h t . R e ­ B a ted t h U l a t h day s f May, p la t P la t Boo h II Page 74 IMA N a m , l a w h ich i t a e t t e d R o ­ (SE A L ) b ert J. A Lou ise I , K e y , All A rth u r H B eck w ith . J r . o f eeld p roperty bein g In th e C le r k Circu it Court C o u n ty o f Seminole, S ta le o f S em in o le C ou n ty , Florida Flo rid a. U nless such c e r t i f i ­ Publiek J u n * A. 11. II. 3* c a t e s h a l l be redeemed a c c o r d ­ CUJ-13 i n g to law the property d e s ­ crib ed la euch certificate w i l l IY T H E C lM C irr CHART. be sold to the higheet b id ­ MYTH JIIIH T .A L CIRCUIT d er a t the front door o f th e OF FLO R ID A IV AND FOR Hemlnol* C ou n ty Court l l o u t e P ..RIY O I.K c o u n t * . a t Sanfo rd, Florida, on th* C I I A Y C K K V VO. in e s t flret Monday In th* month o t M Y I I K O F S U I T IX u ly . 1943, which la the tat V4IIR ri. ALE FII44EI 1.0*1 HE J•ley o f July, 1*43VE D K H A L NATIO NAL MullTB a ta d this l i t b dar ef May. G ALL AAbOCtATlO.V. 1341 P te lstlff. (SE AL) • vsArt hur H B« Is with, J r , R a y m o n d j o m v l e r o e ond Clerk Ulrrult Cour*, r.AHOL ANN II. LE HUE, hi* e e m ln n le County. F lo r id * wife, f u b l l e h Ju n e *, 11, 1*. B , B efenlania 1**3 TOi OBJ-1* BAT4IO.VD J O H N LKIIOE, WHOSE RE HIBKNOK IH N O T IC E O F A P P L I t ATIUX U N K N O W N A S B Will M B F O It TA Y IIKUD LAST k n o a v n m a i l i n g M e * , t a l . i a F l o r i d a e t a l e t s * AilBIAESH LS; IHU. lb tX o l teeeeee N , 11 NAVY No. 47*. ■■ ii NOTICE IS HERE IIY G I V ­ FLEET 1*0.1 r OFFICE, EN. T h a t A tla ntic Municipal BAN FRANCISCO. CALI­ Curp oratlun tli* holder o f th e FOR NIA, a n d CAROL ANN f o l l o w i n g c e r t i f ic a te ha* file d It. LEKOE. hie wlta, aald c e r t i f ic a t e f«r tax d eed W H O S E R ES ID EN C E AND to b* Iaeued thereon Th e c e r ­ ABUttE-HS IH UNKNOWN. t i f i c a t e n umber end y ea r o f AM * TOi ALL PARTIES leeu a n ce, t h * deecrlptlun o f CLAIMING IVTBBFHTS •tie p eo p e-ij., j - d O o n a m e UA', THROUGH. UN DER In w h ich It w^e e s i e t t e d a r e OR AGAINST THE A- ae fo llo w * r o R K S A I D PERSONA I C e r t i f ic a te No t i l t Tsar a f ! Legal Notice > Legal Notice la a u a n ca 1941 D t a a r tp t lsa a f P e e p a e ly Rag. XK Cor. o f LM I n u n N. • 1 P eg . IJ Min. IT 111 ft. H 11 P e g . II llln . TV. t i n ft. H I T« Beg. i l Min. E. 11* ft to ! I l l w a y NKIy Aletir lllvray l » I ft. to p i t H T rla ngledale P la t [ B o o k • Pag* SI Nam * In w h ich a i t e t t e d J o e ep li A. A l l m l l r ll a k y t * . All o f t a ld property bring In th e C o u n ty o f Seminole. Hla i* o f F lo rid a. I’n l e - t in ch .e r ttf l e e t * t h a l l be r-dri me t a c ­ c o r d i n g to Taw the p r o p e r t y d r a e n u e d in euch c e r t l f lc a t a w i l l ha to ld to tb* h lg h e a t bidder * t the front door of th e S e m in o le Cou nty Court H o u ee a t Hanford, Florid*, on th e f l n t Monday tn the m o n t h o f J u ly , 11*13. w hh d It the l e i d a y o f July. m i . P e e d t h l t l i t h day a f May, m s ( HEAL» Arthur It Beck w ith Jr. Clerk Circuit Court S. m lnole County. F lo rid a Pulilleh June 4, 11, II. JV tees CDJ-H noth r o r a p p i -i i - a t i o n f o r t i t o r.m » <*er, 1*1.1* Fiarlda ataiatae • f Ip ip i No t t e n i s h e r k r t g i v ­ e n , That Atlantic Municipal Corp oration the holder o f the follow In* ce rtific ate h a t f i l ­ ed t a ld certlllca t* for t a x (toed t o be ttaued Ih-reon, Til* c e r ­ t i f i c a t e number and y»ur o f l e - u a n c . Hie dMorlptton . of the property, and t h e n a m e In w n lch it waa i n e - a - d are ua f o l l o w ! ' C e r t i f ic a te No. 1111 Year of I s su a n ce 1941 tlee r r lp lle a of P r o p e r t y i TV. *« ft. Of K. 473.3 ft. o f N I B , o f HIV1* i !,.# • S *43.1 f t ! S e c tio n 73 T o w n t h lp 31 It n e e i s B, Name In which a ss es s* .I J o h n A Hen* Pop*. All o f t a ld pro perty being In the C o unty o f Sem inole. State o f Florida. U ntee* in c h certific a te ahull be redeem ed a ccord in g to law t h e properly deacrlbed In i n c h c e r t i f ic a t e w ill be to ld to the h i g h e s t bidder at t h e f ro n t door o f tha Hemlnol* Cou nty Court l l o u i * at Hanford. F l o r ­ ida. on the flr*t Monday tn the m o nth o f July, 1**3. w h ic h I* the let day o f July. I*«3. B a t e d till* 13th day of May. 1**1. (BEA L ) Arthur H Iterkwttb. Jr., Clark Circuit Court Hemlnol* c o u n ty , Flo rid a P u b l l t h June 4. IT, 11. 3) 7)41 CB J -* b o rtci: of i p r i . t r a tiu x F tm t u nr.H ii I Her. I H . I I Fiarlda t la tu la * • t IPlet NUTICE IS H E R E B Y G I V . •**>* * *1* V "4A ll *I I I *1" s*l I I (•I »"I l »il | <'. ir p o rn ttiih rUn h o l i l t r u f tU« j f « U u H l n t cert!flc* t« fu * f l ie d m I«I c er tlfU ’i t t for t a x d e a d to h« i t i u M th arao n . T h a car* t t f k a t a n u m h tr and y aar of l aau n ru 't , t h a 4 ’ «cr!ptl<in o f t h a t»rnperly. an d t h a n a m e in w h ic h it Wett are a i f o llo w * : H e f t If t e a l » Vo- l i t T e a r of l a i u a n c t i!»ai D ooerlpttoa of P r o p a r ty • L o t I i I #e *a V 2:o ft.) fian f o rd C a l e r r D ella P l a t Honk l l - a t e e 75 * 71 N « m e In which •••enaeif Am ir* loan H u n t Food C o m p a n y , Inc. .All n f aald p r o p e r t y h a l n a In t h a C o u n t y o f dvtnlnola. M a t e of F l o r i d a Unite* su ch r a r t l flra ta t h a l l ha r a d a a m a d a c ­ c o r d i n g to l a w t h a p r o p a r t y d a a c r l b a d In auch c a r t l f l c a t a will be 9ofd to t h a h ' wheat b i d d e r at t h a f r o n t do*»r of t h a rtem ln oia County CTuurt lli»u ia a t Hanfurd. F l o r l i l a , on tha f l r a t M onday in t h a m o n t h of J u l y . i'US. which la t h * lat d a y o f J u l y , 1M3. ihl tail till* I j th l i l y of Mar IMS tri&AL* \ r t l n i r ll Dtcli w l l h t Jr., t r i e r k C ir c u it c’o u r t , N a m ln o lt C o u n ty . F l o r i d a Puhllah J u n a 4, 11* 11, Si. 1*11 CDJ-2* MITIL'M III' 4 11P l . l t 'AT MIX FUR T A A D E E B f e e * . | » | . | , F lorida I to I a l e , • f ■•••» NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIV K.V. That AtlanUr Alunuupal Corporation tha holder o f the f o l lo w in g cerilftc a te haa filed eald c ertific a te for la x deed to be Iaeued iliere tn. The ce rtlflcu te number and y e a r of laiuan ca, the det crlptlon o f tha property, and Lilt n am * In w h ich It wae a t t e s t e d a r , aa fu lto w e: C ertific a te Ne. I f , T e a r ef leeu a n ce 1941 l l e e e e l p l l o a ef F r o , e e | y i Lota 344 A >47 lilac k H a m ­ m ock P la t Book I P a g e# 11 A 191 and P la t Book 3 P a g e* 74 114 A 117 Nam * In which asaeeatd L i l ­ lian Neuhtman, at at. All of ta ld gruperty b ein g In th* C o unty o f Hemlnol*, A t a t , of Florida. Unite* euch c e r t i f i ­ c a t e s e h t l l be red eem ed aec o rd in g to tew the property deeorlbed In euch c e r t i f ic a te will be m i d to th* h lg h e a t bidder at Ih* front duor o f tha S e m l n o l , Countr C o u rt House at Hanford, Florida, an th* (Iret Monday In th* m onth nf July. 1)43, w h i r , la the ta t day of July, 1)43 B e t i d t h is l l t h day o f May, 1941 (HEAL) Art hur H B e ck w ith , Jr., Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnoie County, F lo r id a P e b l i i a j u a , A. I L II. U . 1M1 CDJ-31 Ytyrit e ur aP FL li tT ltvx FDR TAY D E M ) 1*0*. 1 0 *1 * of te U I F lo rida a tato te* NUTICE U IIEfUCBT OIVE.V, That Atlantia Municipal Corporation th* holder o f the fo l lo w in g cert tflco to h a s fllad ] eald certific a te for taa deed to be Issued thereon. T h e c e r ­ t if i c a t e number and y e a r of Issuance, tb* d * * e r ! ,tl o n e f tho property, ta d the n a m e la w h ic h It w a s aaaeaetd a r , aa follo w *: C e rtific a te No. l t l l T e a r ef Issu a n ce l u l l l l s s r r l p l l s a • ( P ro p erty i l-pl* I 1 1 1 1 I Lera H Id ft. o t Lot 4 S 1* ft. of W 1) ft. o l Los f ) Blk. II North C h u lu ota P la t Booh 3 Page* 9* to 33 Nam * In e h k h aeooxard D B Ban 1,1 All of said p roperty bring In th* Cuuuty of Hanilnot*. Hie,a of Piurld*. 1 plea* suen i - srtlfU a lt ah all b* todeemed according ta l a w th* p roperty described la euch ce r ­ t if i c a t e ,111 be sold to me h i g h e e t bidder a t the front d o o r of the Hemlnoie C o u n ty Court Huuse i t Hanford. F l o r ­ id*, on th* flrat Monday In t h e m o n t h of July, I MS. - h u b 1* t n * l e i d i / e f J u l y , i t t L ! Legal Notice i Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice f Legal Notice l u t e d tbi* l a t h d a y o f May. A Borvthy P eter so n . All of f o l lo w in g ca rt lflca ta ha* fllad Ida. o a tha flrat Mon day tn tha Moil.l D - l t Addition P la t B o o h U P * > * l l I eald pro p erty b e i n g In th e •aid ca rtlflca ta for t x t dead m o nth o f July, 1MI, w h i c h ta 1*4). 4. H o t W a t t y H « , t r r — B e ; N a m e in w h le h a a tssa o d P a n) ' County o f Hemlnol*. Sta te of (HEALS * Night—Mndel »*-C to ba latuad tharton. T h t car* tha l a t day o f J u ly , IMSA. * E r m s l d l n e T a p e s r t e a . A ll t'nlot* ea ch c e r t i ­ Vlflcuta numibrr and y ea r o f rutarft thia n t h da y a f May, I. Ven et ian BllnJe— 9 A r t h u r H. B a c k w l t h . Jr., Florida o f eald pro p erty b e i n g la tho f i e s Ie eh all t.e re.|eeiiie,| ac­ l*aite»ncf. c l e r k C ircuit C o u rt (ha »tascription of H i t * «. Si-reened T e rra * , County o f Homlftola, S t a t e o f S r m t m d e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a cording tu l a w the property the Dr.*perty. and the nama In fit B A D W IT NESS m r hand an d I h , Florida. Uulee* pork ce r t if i­ ileecribed In eitrh certificate w h ich it wa a aaeeeetd ara ae P u b l i s h J u n e I, 11, II. 31. A rth u r IT Feck with, Jr., • M l o f tald Court at Sanfo rd, c a t e s h a l l b * red eem ed go* will be eo ld to Ih* highest fo llo w a ; 1*43 Clark Circuit Court, Florida. Ih l, l i s t day o f M a r. co rding t o l a w Ibn p ro p ertF fodder it t h e front door of Ca rtlflca ta V«> 1044 T#ar of CPI-31 £«mino1a County, F lo r id a 1913. described In e n e h e e r t l f l c a i * the S em lnol# County c o u r t Itailiitice 1941 P u b llt h Jun# 4, 11, 11, 21. (S E A L ) will b* to ld t o tb* h i g h e s t I lo u se of Hon ford. Florida on NOrTHF OF t y P l . l f t T I M tlaarrl|4i Isos e f P r e p e r l f i 1403 A rlh nr H Reekie Ith. Jr., bidder i t the f r o n t door s f t b g the tlret Mon day In tn* month Lot a 12 A U Hlh. C Pearl CDJ-1* FOR THY tlt'-Kt) Clerk of th* Clreult Court Sem inole c o u n t y C o n n R o u e* l * e e . IP4.I4 F ia rld a M a ta tee nf Ju ly. 1343. which Is the L t k a H eigh t* Flret Addition B y t Martha T. V lh leu at Sanford , F lo rid a, on t b * a t I FI* I tat day of J u ly . 1943. h O T i i ' t: o r irp id ciT K it P U t Duok A' I*a it a 44 Deputy Clerk flret Mon day In th* m o n t h o t N u T ICE IH H E l l E BT G IV ­ tSEAIC r o w T A T IlM Kn Xama In which a»»e*»*d Pale# Btehop A Barneteln July. )M 1 which la tb * t n t A r t h u r II. B e c k w ith , Jr. EN. That A tla ntic Municipal • t a Uaycr. All o f aaUI proper­ l « « e . l i l e t i F lo rid a Ofatataa 34 E a st Pine Street day o f Ju ly. l f t l . Corporal Ion the holder o f the c l e r k c i r c u i t Court. ty balng in tha County of n f 1 M » | Orlando, Florida B a ted thin l l t h day o f M a n S em lno l* Cou nty, Florida f o llo w in g certlftc at* ha* filed n o t ic e l' m n m r o i v - Attorn ey* for r t a l n t t f f !*amlnol* .Stata of Florida. 1)49. te ld certlflc a ta for ta x deed P ubllth J u n * 4. 11, II. 24, Unlaea aueh ca rtlflcata ahall RV. T h a t Atlantic M unicipal P u b ltih J u n , A, 11, 11. 34. (HEAL) to he leaned thereon The 1*4] ba ratieansrid according lo law Corporation tha holdar o f tha 1443 A rth u r H. B e c k w i th , J f « c e r t i f ic a te n u m b e r *n,l year Ct'J-13 the pro perty dcarrtbad Its auch f o l l o w i n g • a rtlflcaia haa fllad C.DJ-4) Clark Clreult Coart. ca rtlftca la will bn eold t*» the aald certlflc a ta for t a t daad o f leeuance. the d escrip tio n o f Hsmtnola C ou n ty , F lo r id * the property, en d t h e nam* In A t r fll ll O F 4PPI.II ATIIIX hlghajst blihier at tha front to be iaeued lhareon Th# c a r- i y r o r x T T j i n r . r . 'o c o u r t . Pub lish Ju na 4, t ) , 11. I I door o f tha S em inole County t tflca ta number and ya ar of • EM IY O t.R r O l ' Y T T , Ft.OMw h ich It was a s s e s s e d are a t FOR TAY 11414:11 OOJ-J7 fo llo w s; (Her. IPI.IS F lo r id a i i a l a l t a Court tliuie* at 8anfAirxi, FJor- la p ia n ra , tha daarrlptlon o f ID A Ida. on the flrat Monday In th* property, and tha nam# In » : r r a t f o r Certific ate \ e 1*34 Te ar of • f IPIPI 4DVK RTIX EMEVT FOR BtYM leeuance 1*41 N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v ­ the m o n t h o f July, 1443, which w h ich it waa a«#a*nad ar* aa B. K. ANBERHON, Th e Board o f Publio I n etru efollow r lleorrlpllew a f P r e p r r t y i e n , That A t l a n t i c Municipal la tha l»t il«y of Ju ly, 14*3 TAereaiod Ron for S em lno l* County , Flo r­ c e r t i f i c a t e S o . 1371 T t a r a f tell* » 1* 11 * ! I Itiu. *3 Corporation tb* holder o f the | D a ted thl* l.»ih d j y o f May Y O Y if* t o r n K n r r n R a ida, wilt r e c e iv e bide fo r tho |p»Uah« a U 41 North C h uiuoia p u t Hook 3 fo llo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e baa filed 1443 T O AM. PKROOY X HA X IX G fur nish ing o f a l l labor, m t . Uaacrlptlna a f P r o p e r t y » Page* e l lo 3* staid c e r t i f ic a t e for tax deed (H BAM C l . AIM* OR II r M A X n a t e . l a l s . e q u ip m en t and eere lc ea A rth u r U Keckwlth* Jf., NW S o f V \ V ‘4 of HWI 4 ( l.eea AG Al NOT PAID EXT ATM i Value In which aaeeeee.l B. | > to tie Issued the reon Tit# ier* required for tha In etallatlo n o f 9 :>'e ft. nf K 1 «.) f t o f \V. c l e r k c i r c u i t Court, Daniel All o f e.cld property t l f l . a i * n u m b er and year o f , ToU and each o f y o u ar* New R o o f in g a n d S h eet Metal S etnln o U Cuunty, Florida M3 ft. ) Ae. Una U T o w n a h ip being In the C o unty o f S em i­ tesuance. t h e desc ription of I h ereb y notified and required Work on Houthalde P rim a ry 21 f U n g a SI K nole. State o f Florida. B n lr i* | th e property, and Hie name Pubtiah J u n e 4, 11, l l . 2-. Name in which m ^ n r d D, D- to file en y claim* an d d e ­ School, Hanford. F lo rid a ; u n ti l euch l e r t l fi c a t * ahall he re* , In which It w a s aaaeeseil are C D J - 2 4 m a nd s which ynu, or eith er o f 1:04 p tn.. T h u rs d a y , J u n e 37t l u n l o l . All o f Mill pro party d e n n e d accord ing to law the j a s follow*: b ein g In tha County o f Heml- you . may h a v e a g a i n s t eald 1311. at tha S chool A d m in is­ »p A rri.irA T iiiv Y-ar of i A o r n r . property deacrlbed III ruoh C ertific ate No. 74 e s ta t e In t h e office o f linn. mile, Hull# o f Flufld a. thnlaa# C. Vernon Mlae, County J u d g e tration Bu ild in g , C om m ercial i i i i i t %\ c e r t l f l c i l e will be sold to the I Issuance E*41 Florid*, a t • rr. 111MU l le.rMi* e u i N l e e atich f’erfificat* t h a n ba ra- or Hemlnol* County, at bin Street, Hanford, Hrorrlpllog o f Property i M g h esi bidder at 'h e front deem etl ac cording to law tha door o f the Hemlnol# County l Beg. ;'»u ft. AA o f SB Cot. of • f I4IM o f fi c e l a Ih* Court lln u ee In which time an d pine* fh* hid* pro p erty 4' ecrlb ed In auch will be p u b lic ly op aned an d .NOTICR 19 IIEItLBT OIVM V , o f .VK>i o f S K ' i Bun Court Holla* a t Hanford. F lo r ­ Hanford. Florida, w it h in e l s id*. on tb* flret Monday la I N. i * ft. AV. t o P a r k Avenu e 1#N. T h a t A tla ntic Mutiiclptl c e r t i f ic a te w ill ba aold to th# ca len d er months from th* t i n t , reed aloud. the month o f July. 1*41, which I S 9* ft. t n Beg. Section 14 Corporation th# holder o f th# highaet bidder at tha fron t o f Ih* fire! pnblic atnn of thl* Plan* ami apactftcatlnn* m a p fo l lo w in g err i If ten fa hne fllad door o f tha Harnlhol* C o unty notice. Each Halm or dem and be 1* the let day of July. 1*43. T o w n sh ip t s Kang* Jo 11. ob ta in -d by d ep o s i t i n g Court lliiii*# at Hanford, F l o r ­ 1 Ctil- raid l a r i l f l v t i r for i n B a le d Hilt la t h day o f May. Name In which u m ust b . In writing and cam- 134.40 with iii* A rch itect. J o h n 1143 len -und H n r k e y , R,-,i|i,.r* AH lo I*a If mini tliFf • o It, Tha i r r • ida, on i li»* flret Monday in m in f h . p la ce nf r . e l d e n c . A Burton IV, F ourth Floor, uf eald p ro p e r t y being tu the tlfk'Mlr mini lut t and ye or of Ih# itiutiih of July* 1^42. w h i c h and post o f fi c e af Ihe c l a i m ­ Hxnfnrd A tla ntic Na tio na l Ba n k ISEAL ) Arthur 11 B e c k w i th , Jr. County o f S em ino le, s t a t e of laauitficf", the iltNcrlptlun of la tha tat day o f July, 19iiS. Hanford, Florida. ant an d must he sw o rn tn by Building. Dated l hi* la th day #f May, the claim ant. Mi a g en t nr Hitch dep osit w i l l he r o f u n d .d Florida. I 'ntee* euch c e r t i f i ­ i hr prosier i f , anil t h t nama in Clerk Circuit c o u r t, Heinlnnle County. Florid* ca te shall be redeem ed a ccord ­ w h Ic h 'll w .I a a a *a m *d ara a ■ I M l. In full to e t c h p erson w ho re­ a tto rn ey , or the s a m e ahalt (H K A D in g to l a w the property d e s ­ follow a: Publish June I, 11, l l, turns the d o cu m e n t* In good be void Art hur II. Ittokwllh# Jr., C artlflca ta \ n . I1 #| Te ar ef 1*43 cribe.I In euch cert]flra t# will condition w i t h i n 14 dnya a fter Violet O. And*r»#n Clerk Circuit C«mrr. be sold t o Itie h i g h e s t bidder I ae untie# 1461 CBJ-3* A* Ad ministratrix o f eald In* hid op en in g. Hr m Iii 0 *4* County, F lo rid a lta%rrlpll«ia nf |*r*»partft at 111* f r o n t done of the Helillr -fa ts A c e rllfied c h e c k o r b a n k b it r u t : ir e t p p i . t r a tiiia holo C o u n ty Court Mouse at 1*0( !• ta.IA.AdA Court Plait |tppk P ubliah Ja n* 4, l l , 11, 2 i. drnfl, p a y a b le to the Hoard o f A T. McKay 144.1 Ftm t u m u m Hanfurd, F lo r id a , oti the flrat 9 P a g # ^a Attorney at l a w Public In s tr u c tio n f a r Semi* !*»». IPI.1P F ia r ld a a t a la tea Monday In the m onth uf July V .*iii r In which i i i M i n l W CDJ-1* U I H Houth Orange Aven u* nole Cou nty, F lo r id a . IT. A a f IPI*> 1*43. w h ic h I* t h e l i t day of A A Krn atilna I* Fatw ard . l irlan,to, F lorida G ov ernm en t Bo n d s, or a ent> All o f aald property bain* in \O T ic r. o r 4 p p i- f r ATite.Y N o t i c e ih h e h e i i y g i v ­ Ju ly. 1943 Bublleh J une 4. 11. II. SI Isfactnry bid bond ex ec u t e d the Cou nty or Semlmda. Hiata • 'OH TAY lll'.KI) e n . That A tla n tic Municipal tiate.l t h i s 14th day o f May, CB.f-41 by I h . bidder a n d a ccep ta h i* of F lorida Fnlaee auch ct-rtl- I e rr. ih l.I * F I.r ld a eta tu ia * f o r p o atlun the holder o ( the 1943 s u re ties In an a m o u n t equ. I fli uto ahull br r"d< i liird a, • fur i li soi f o llo w in g certific a te hue filed (NKAI.I to five per c e n t of th* hid IX I'll! XTV JI'IIGK'* ( O l HT. NOTICE 19 H E R E B Y G I V ­ sKMIXOt.K I’OUXVX, Ft.O R . • hall be s u b m i tt e d w i t h s a c k aald cerilfl ate for tua deed Arthur II lt*.-kw ith, Jr., rordlha to taw tha property datcrlbed in euch cert lflcata EN. T h a t A tlantic Munlslpal to he liaued the reon. Th a c e r ­ c l e r k Ctrcu, . o.irt bid in * tific a t e number and y ea r af S em lno l* Cou nty, Florida w ill ba aold lo th* hlaheet bid­ Corporation Ihe holder o f the KXTATR or Th e auoceeefnl b idder w i l l der at the front door o f ih# f o l lo w in g rsrtlfteet# haa filed HUGO YF. AVOI.P. leeuance. the d escrip tio n of Publish J u n # 4, I t , 11. 34. be required to furnleh and p a y Hemlfuila C o unty Court Houe# et ld cer t if ic a te for t a t deed Iho property, and the nam* CDJ-37 p erfo rm a nce B e r e a m d for ea tlsfn n to ry ut Hanford. Florida, on the to h# Issued thereon The cerIn which It w a s a s s e s s e d are v oT irr. t o n i m i r o n H and p a y m e n t bund nr bonda In A » r m : i i f « i »p i m flrat Monday In the month of titii s t e number an d jeisr of T O ALL P l . l i e o v * IIAAIXG Ilia am ount o t lltOfb o f th* a* follow si F u n t i \ iit:i:i) J u ly , FfO'l whii-h la tha lat j Is suan ce th* deecrlptlun nf CLAIM* C ertific a te V .. 1311 T i e r of OK I) K M A V D P contract a m o u n t. i W e I M e l l M e r i d a RtalMlaa Ua> of Jut) I9C3* lean.l i n e 1S41 the prop erly, and the n a m . In 4G AIXUT • AIB KBT AT Ki Atte ntion la ca lled t o th* 4»f la in l i a t t d i l . i a l i t h day of M«y. w h ich It w e e a t ie a e e d a r e ae tleeerlpttoo o f P r o p e r t y i You and each o f you ar* fact t h a t n o t L e e than th* .\uTiCFe m iir.riKiir oiv- 1441 I follo w *: Late I A III Illk II S lovak hereb y notified and required m inim um ea lartaa an d w a g e * C e rtific a te N*. 1144 T e a r af l o file, any claim* and d e ­ aa eel fo rth In th* Bpeclflca* V illa * * Plat Honk s l'a * e 13 r..V, That A tla n tic Municipal I H F A U A rth u r It Pev'kwlth, Jr,. (issuance 1941 Verne In which aeica a ed Site- Corporation tha holder of tha m a nd s which you. nr either Gone must b* p aid en t h i s pro* Clerk Circuit Court B . e r r ip ll. a * f P r . g e r t y i rh ael * F ra ii.e e Bentetiar. All fo lio * Inii rartlfh-iMa haa fll«d nf you . may h a i r agatnet eald s* mho.]. Coutiiy, Florid* Lot 7 W a s h i n g ' on Bark O s l - d o e s t a t e In the nfftr* of Hon. J-H. of t a l l property b ein g In the •aid c a r t ! flcuta fur ta% d»*ed Th# Board o f P uhlia In etrn a . Ptthllah J une | , i i t IL a . U’.at Rook 3 Bag# JJ County of Scntlitule, H i m . of It) h« txaklidil til nr roil, Til# C Vernon Mtse. Jr.. County tlon Hsmlnol* County, Name Ih w h ich a ssessed Leslie J u d g e of Homlnot* C ou n ty , al Florida,forreserve* Florida, r u l e r s euch c e r t i f i ­ i rtif eota n u iiilo r mm<I yrar CI»J A tho righ t to M F o ster. All of e e l d properly his o f f l c t In the Court Hnuoe rajent an y a n d / o r i l l bid* or cate shall be redeem ed a c c o r d ­ uf IfcUitfiL'#, tho il* euTlpt lun of APPI, 1C ATIOY b rin g in the Cou nty of Hemt- In Hanford, Florida, w l f h l a e l t to e s l t i a n y Informal!!!** ta in g to law the p ro p erly dee- tha property, and tha nama In M i l ’ll K o r no!*, B u t e o f Flnrld*. U a l e e e calen dar FOR TAY IIEKII crlbed In euch c e r t i f ic a te will t hicii l i a « • A«»< t««d a rt aa m o a lh e from (he the bidding. No hid s h a l l be fo llo w i: (Apr. 1*1.1 • F l o r i d a M a l a t . e such cer t if ic a te sh a ll bo re ­ (Im* o f th* flrat public ation w it h d r a w n for a period o f be sold to the hlgheat bidder f!«•i f *a Vn 14% Y *ie n f deemed a cro rd ln t In l a w the o f thl* no H e . F ech H elm tu f ' l e ' f . ( M l d a y i S u l i M u u u u nf t o o n s f the n „ i.t .Jeer o f the Hem*. I — to-----Mil* ' ----—- — a — S - . I I . I - Lg IJJSJLgJlX—CJA'-n .IT .Ml M V .1— iTlbfd ..I 3 . I. w.llla. E\ T h a t Atlantic Mno id pi I r . r t l f l r A l . will he eold t n the and r o n l s l n I h . p i e c e of r e s i ­ D .e r r lp D o o nf I'ruprr lyi Hertford. F lo n d e , oh th" flrat out tha c o n se n t o f i h * Board. h i g h e s t bidder *t the front Ltd I Illk. Tlr t Tin. Town Corporation the holder of fh* Monday In tho m onth o f July. dence and poet o f f i c e addrrss J. D. W r i g h t , Jr. 1)43, which le the let day ot o f Hanford I ' L l Hook 1 I’aucs f o l lo w in g cer t if ic a te he* fit.d duor a f Ih* Hemlnoie C o u n ty e f th* claim an t and m ust he Chairm an. Board o f Pa bit* 34 to 44 a n d 117 111 113 111 • a id c e r t i f ic a te for tax deed Court Krone at Hanford, F l o r ­ • w a r n to by the cla im a nt, h it J u ly . I M3 In str uot lon for I t m l a o l * to b# lesuett thereon. The c e r ­ ida, on tha flret Mon day lo a g e n t ar B a le d this U t h day e f U ey, A III a tto rn ey, or the c o u n t y , F lo r id a Name In w h ic h ea.r.rr.1 J o . tific a t e n umber and y - t f o f i h e m o n t h of July, 1949, w h ich ta m e shall he vuld 1)43. R T. M llw .o L k Miriam L M on . Ml o f leeuance, t h . deecrlptlun nf lx th» tst d ey of Ju ly, ) 9 4 ) (SE A L ) / * / S ta ym . t Wn1t Hsmlnol* C o u n ty iu p a r la * B a ted thla 1Al Is day a t May, raid p ro p erty b rin g In Ihe Ihe pro perly, and the nam e Arthur II Berk w ith Jr A* K t e c u t r l s o f a * I I l r n d . n l o f t'ublla In etru e. County u f Hemlnoie. Ht.itr o f In w h ich It w a s ees eesod a r . 13*9. Clerk Circuit Court, ••tat* tlon and E a - o r f l e l e S e c r e ­ (H E A L ) S em inole C ou n ty . Florid a I Florida. U h l * . , euch certifi­ ae f o llo w s: B a r lo J. Icardl tary to the B o a r d o f F i b l l * Arthur M B e ck w ith , Jr., cate s h a l l be redeemed a c ­ Certlflc a ta No. 4*1 Y«*r o f Publish J une I, 11, II, 3), Atto rney at l-*w Instruotlon Clerk Circuit Court, cording l o l a w the property If ru e n c , 1)41 1)41 P. O Dot 1)4 Bublleh J u n * l , I I . l i 1 I H I tr e r r ip ll.a o f P ro p erty . Hemlnoie, Cou nty, F lo r id * described In auch certific ate C B J-lt W in te r Park. F lo r id a C PJ-I w ill b . so l d to th* h ig h est bid­ B r a 9\V Cor. N W U o f N B ' i P n b I L h Ju n o 4. 11. II, 94. r u b l l i h J u a * 4. 11, l l . I I N O TIIE IIP APPLICATION der at t h . front door of t h . Paction 11 T o w n sh ip 34 Range 1H49 C P J -4 4 .4MENDER NOTICE O F iU F * FIIN TAY IIKliD Hsmlnol* C o u n ty Court l i o n s , 93 E Run N 1 33 4 ft. l o IVR1 CBJ-IT f *##. 1 , 4 . 1 , F ia rld a M a m i e * at Hanford, Flo rid a, on tha Ron V i n Bag. 41 Min. E. TOi T E R R Y L E E DA ATS and N u r i l 'K n r APPLICATION N O T H ’): D F A P P L IC A T IO N ■f m i n t * ft. to 11/AV o f H f . t . Road first Monday In the inonib of l'H TLl.1 9 A-VN BAVI4. POK T 4 Y B E K It r i m t a y i)i:>:i) NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV ­ July, 1943. w h ich la tit* 1st 14 MVIy A lo n g Road 337 3 ft. h i s w ife, D efen d a n ts, (hew, IP 4I* F lo rid a B l . l a l e s f i e * . I 0 L I 4 F i e r i * * g t a t a f e * H 134 I ft to BOB Sect ion 17 EN, That A tla n tic Municipal day o f J u l y , 1143. R e s id e n c e and M a ilin g •r im p i o f 1*4*1 Corporation the holder of the Address U n k n o w a . Bated tills 13lb day of May, T o w n s h i p 7« R a n , . 13 E NUTICB IS H E R E B T OIVNOTICE 19 H E B E R T O tV - BN, T h a i A tlantic Municipal Nam* In w h ich a ssessed T. R. f o llo w in g c e r t l f lc n t e h ex filed 1943. YOU AND EtACH O F TOO Jr A C a rlrn e I'hilllp*. All nf K N. That A lla n tlo Municipal Corporation the holder * f the are hereb y n o tified t h a t eu lt •bid c ertific a te for t a t d«*d (HEAL) eald p ro p erty helng In the Corporation Ihe holder o f th* f o llo w in g c e r t i f ic a te ha* filed h»* been c o m m . n e e d a g a i n s t to be Issued thereon TU* c e r ­ Art hur ll. B e ck w ith , J r , l/o u n ty uf Hemlhule, Htat* of f o l lo w in g certific a te haa filed •aid certlflc ata for l a g deed yo u In th* Circuit Court o f t i fi c a t e number and y . a r of f'lrrk C ircu it Court. Issu an ce of flte pro perty, t o d H e m ln o l. County , Florida Florida. Uulee# such c e r t i f i ­ sa id ce rtific ate for tax deed to b* Issued the reon. The tb* Nin th J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t o f cate sh a ll be redeemed a c ­ to be iseusd thereon Th* c e r ­ rertlflc a te number an d y e a r of tha Hlato o f F lo r id a In an d (be name In w h ich It was Publish J u n e 4, 11, t l . 33. c o rd in g to l a w tli* properly t i f i c a t e number en d y e a r o f leeuance, Ihe d escrip tio n o f fur Hsmlnol* C o u n ly , th* ah a s s e s s e d ere ae fnltowe: CIM-14 Die deecrlptlun o f the property, end tho nam* in d e v i a t e d t i t l e o f wh lrii le* described In euch rerttflra te leeuancr C ertific ate Vo. I t ) ) Yrar of n o u n : o f application •sill t.e aold lo th# h ig h e st the property, end Hi* n a m e In which It v i i a ss e s se d a r* l e FALL RIV E R HAVING*! RANK. I i s o t o r r 1941 ht, n It w i * asaeeeed a r t ae foltowe: iilil.| . r at tha front door nf llearrlp tlo o a ) Properly FOM TAY IIEKII P la in tiff, - i s - T E R R Y LI'IH IV unty f *ouri follow • L i t e 4 A 17 il.*e» Ht. ltd ■ Illk. t e a r . IHI.14 F l o r i d a e l e l a t r e Iti* drill C ertific a te No. t f Year ef BAVIN etid PUYLLIH ANN Year « f t e s n a a M n i l IfotiM at Hitifurit, FI-irMa. lift Cert 1Reals No. 1171 3 L a k cv lew F la t Book 3 I'agr m l m i n i BAVIN, hie w i f e , D e f e n d a n t s In c h a n c e r y No, 137)4. NOTICE IH H E R E B Y G IV ­ itli# Or»t Mon la) n 1hr r» until Is su a n ce T94t 14 Ileers 1pi In a e f P r a p e r l y l l l . e e r l g l l a n . 1 Properly* Nam# In wh ich a i t n . e d J u n e . EN, T h a t A t la n t ic Municipal of July, I H I . w h k it i> the Th* n a tu r e a r thla atm la S. I l l ft of N. I l l ft. or w o f N. 341) ft of H , 7">4 ft, IlU y o f July* M. T o o n , at al. All of eald Corporation I h . holder of the l>l II ft. of n: 14 ch nf HE (4 of a fo reclo su re o f t h a t ce rtain i at«Hl thill la th <ur 'hi' May, A W ' t E of I’srk H.cttun 10 NW>4 ( l a s s H 14 ft A E l>l m o r tg a g e from eald d efen d , p r o p tr ty b rin g In the County fo llo w in g c e r t i f ic a t e h a t filed T o w n s h ip 31 l i s n g o 11 K of Hr mlnole, H t.te of Pln fid s. said c e r t l f lc a t a for t e s deed 1*41 ft. of S. 91 ft. or H 41 ft.) a n ts to p l a i n t i f f , d a te d April N o m e In which e e e.e eed Th »«• HectluO 94 T o w n sh ip If R a n g e 13, l» * t a n d recorded April U lll.e e « i r h c r r t l f h a t * ehall to b . iaeued lh ereon . Th* c e r ­ o o AM Jr . i|or«i J A Nun* ihi A. A i» 11 It. • t* with. Art hur H fi* be r.d r .m a il a cco rd in g to law tifica te n u m b er and y*ar of 11, 1941. In n r f l c l a l Record* 3d H All I.r sold property b ein g In Name |n wh ich a e s e . s . i t J. T. Hook 391 p u g* b l l o f tn* Cub. Co urt, nr»h th* p ro p tr ty d escrib ed in such . issuance, the deecrlptlun o l the th ('uiimy .if Hemlnoie, Ht 'S*- ml fill In tluill t>. Flo tlda cert if ic a te w ill be sold to th* property, and tha name in Green. All o f eald proparty llo Record* o f H.mlnnto Coun­ of FlO(LL Unleee euch c e r t i ­ bring In th* County of Heml­ ly, Florida, en c u m b e r in g that h i g h l i t bidder at the front which it w a s a s s e s s e d at* as I'ublleh J une I, 11, II f i c a t e ehall be red eem ed aa- n o l . , Htat. of F l o r i d a U nleee certain p i e c e or parcel ot door of th* Hsmlnol* County foltowe: CUJ-14 cu rd ln g to law t h e p ro p erly •u c h certific a te ahall bo re­ properly lo c a t e d , situ ate , and Court l i m n s a t g a n fo r d, F lo r ­ Certific ate No, 111 Teer ef M ini r o r a p p l i c a t i o n desc ribed In such c e r t if ic a te deemed i c c o r d ln g to ta w I h . being In e e l d Co u n ly and ida, nn ih* f irst Monday In leeuance 1)41w i l l be eold to tb* h i g h e s t properly described Ih* month of J u ly , 1)43. which FOR TAA l l h k l l llreerlp ifu o e f P ro p erly i In ea ch Htat., t-.- w lt: L i t 10. B lo ck "7", NORTH I , iho 1st d a y o f J u ly , D l l . Lot » Blk. II T ie r C The Town s e e r . I H I . I d F l o t i l l a H f n f w f . a bidder *• III* fro n t door of rertlflc a te w ill be eold to the t h e 9 - ml note C o u n ty Court h ig h est bidder at the front B ated Ihl* 13II| day of May, of Hanford I'liif llook I I'.g re u f I P I H I • III 1. ,A N B <1 TOAVNNITH FOU RTH ADDITION, •« 1941 NUTIC'H IH H E R E B Y G IV ­ H o lies at Hanford. Florida, on •lour o f t h . Hemlnol# County 34 lo e I and 113 111 l i e 111 recorded In Plat Rook IS, EN. T h a t A tlantic Municipal the first Monday In t b . m onth Court l l u ti s . at Hanford, F lo r ­ (REAL) Uf o f Ju ly, D M , w h ich I* Ih# p e g * 41, i ’ublle Record a Arthur II B e c k w ith . Jr., Name In w h ich a s s . s e e d Ell* Corp orat ion Ih* h o l l e r of th* id*. on Ihe first Alondar In or Hem lnol* County, Flo r­ Clerk Circuit Court • sheih Lowry. All of eald pro. f o l lo w in g eertlflc a i* h.x* filed l e t day of July. 1**9 tha month o f July. 1)49. which f i s t e d thle n t h d e y n f Mey. to t b . I at day uf J u ly , 1343 id* Pemlnnl* C o u n ty , Florida parly b ein g In th* County of Slid c e r t i f ic a t e for t l * deed EACH O F TOtT 19 REQUIR­ Pub lish J u a * 4. 11. II. » . Hetulnolo, Hlato of Florida. to he Issued thereon Th# c e r ­ 13*3 B a ted this l l t h day o f Alay, (HEAL) 1*43 ED to III* y o u r a n s w e r op I'olesa auch c e r t i f ic a t e sh e l l t i f i c a t e number and year of A r t h u r ll i t . c k w l t h . J r . 1*43 o the r w rit te n d efen se* to t n . C D J -1 4 he red**mad a c c o r d i n g to law lesuaiico, the description of UiK.lL) Clerk Circuit Court. th* property d* >rihad In auch Ih* prop erly, and the n a m . In Arthur II B . c k w l t h , Jr. Complaint w i t h the Clerk e f Hemlnoie Cou nty, F lo r id a x m tic m o r A P ri.ic A T io x th* Circuit Court o f genilnol* certific a te w ill h* sold to the which l l wa* aiei-saed a r . as C l e r k C ir c u it C o u r t. P ub lish J une 4, I L 1>. F O R T i t IIK K II hlgheat bidder a t the front f o llo w s : Hemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d * County, F lo r id * . In thla prol i t * . H i l l F l o r i d a s i a m t e e d»or o f t h e Hemlnol* County C e rtific a te No. 4)3 reading and to se rv e a ropy T e a r o f 1*43 P u h l l e h J u n e 4. 11, t*. 31. CH I-14 *4 1M RI the reo f upon th* p l a i n t i f f * Court llo u * # at Hanford, F lo r ­ feeoanr* l i f t CBJ-33 attorney*, w ho** n a m es and NOTICE 19 H E R E B Y GIV- ida, nn t h . f irst Monday In llse rtle llee ef r r .p .r ty i the i m ru rr cot ht EN, That A lla n tlo Municipal Ih . m o nth o f J u ly . 1)43. which f .o t. I A » Illk C Tr act 4 i a a d d ress a r e h . r e i n a f t e r set NOTICR OP APPLICATION Corporation the holder o f th* is the l e t dev o f July, IMS. forth, e t required by law, 3011 TAY IIKKII H.nlartdn Hprlnge Accordion to M XT II JI till I I I . • • I l l ' l l f. IX A VO FOII HKMI.X01.K f o l lo w in g cerilfl ca Ia h a t Bird 1 t e a . m l . l a F I . r l d a ( l a l u l e e not latar t h a n tha ) t b day o f Dated thla 13th day of May, Flat T h era uf It corded Upon July 1)41. In d efa ult t h e reo f ■aid c a r l l f k a t a for t a i deed IM*. Ihe I’ ubllo Records o f Mini- COUNTY. FLORIDA ml I P i* I IN CIIA.XCF-HA XO. 1***d t o b* Iaeued the rooa. T b * c e r ­ note C ou n ty , Florida NOTICR IH H E R E B Y C1IV th* cone* w ill proceed ex partg Art hur II. n a c h w lth , Jr. t i f i c a t e auiwhar and y ear o f Name In w h ich oes esee d Mea F E B E H A I, NATIONAL AlORT- BN, T hat A tla ntic Municipal upon ttie e n t r y o f e Decree Clerk c i r c u i t Court, l u u a n c o . t h , d e sc r ip tio n o f J, .A J ea n L (lereplo. All of O AGE AHHOCI AT ION, A Cor­ Corporation lb* holder o f Ih* Pro C o n f . e e o a g t l n e l you. Hamlnnl* C ou n ty , Florida the praperty, en d th e name In Publish J u n e 4, II, 11, 13. AAITNEHH m y h i n d and tha eald p r o p s u r being In Ihe poration o rg a n ise d under an f o llo w in g c e r t l f l n u * ha* fllad w h ich It w e* aase eeed ere • • Ct‘J-13 County of Homlnols, Hint# o f Aol o f C o n g r - ' s and e x i s t i n g eald certlflc ata for tax deed o f fic ia l s e e l o f a il I Court In p ursu ant to tit* Federul N a ­ fo llo w s: Florida- f l n l . e a ptich c . r i l t l lo b* tesurd thereon. The cer­ M.minul* C o u n ty , Florld a> thle A ssu olallon, tific a t e number a n d y ea r of 7th day o t Ju u e, 1943. C e rtific a te No l i t * Teer ef n o rife: or xrri.lC A T io x c a l . shall b . redeem ed *c- t i o n a l M o rtg sg a Charter Act. h a t i n g lta p r in ­ Is su a n ce 1941 FOH T A Y IIKKII ci.riling to l a w Iho property leauence, (ba d esc rip tio n of (HEAL) D ree slg tlo a o f P e . p e y f y s (■•*. l o l l * F l . s t a * , r a t a l . * ileecribed In such r . r t l f l c a l # c ip a l uf fir# in i h l C l i y o f th* properly, and tha nam e In A rth u r II. B a ckw lth , J r , W a . h l n g i o n D istrict o f C o l ­ Lot* 4 A I Illk. B First Addi­ o f IHMi Clerk o f tha Circuit Court w ill be sold to Hi* h ig h e st w h ich It waa aaaeeaed are as umbia, tion to t iro es Ttrrao* Plat NOTItiM III H E R E B Y G IV ­ bidder at tha front door of By: M a rg a re t E. Tyre fo llo w s: P l a i n t i f f Cer D ep u ty C t.r k Rcok T Pa g * t l ES*. T h a t Atlantic Municipal I ho H em lno l. C o unty Court tlfle at* No. 333 Tear of Nam# In tchlrh a t t e s t e d E trk Corporation t h . holder of tho l l o u e . at Hanford, Florida, on va R e i r d . l t . f l r i d l e r and Lewie laouam:* 1941 • I IIV 1T-LC E t e n t ' l l ART a n d A Bor* Graham At) o f said f o llo w in g c a rtlflca ta haa filed the first yf on day In Ilia month Atto rn ey * f o r P la in tiff tle e .rip llu a o f P ru p # vly i pro perty Using in the Cou nty said c e r t l f l c a t a fur 1*3 deed o f J u ly , I M ). w h ich I* the I R E N E tl. K E B 1 IA R T h l a wlfo, l o t 111 l le p la t o f AA'tnwoud 49 North C o u r t til reel B s r o n d a n t * P a rk Piet Hook 3 P a g e 3« o f Hemlnol*. i t a t e o f Florid*. to he leeued lhareon. The c e r ­ let day o f J u ly , 1)43. Poet Offlr* Rug 337* It try U K TO A P P K A R U altaa su ch c e r t i f i e s ! , ehall tificate l u m b e r end year ef B a l e d I h l * Mlh day of May Nam* In which a ssessed Prank Orlando, s l o r l g a T n b e r a r r o r fl o h id a be redeemed a cco rd in g to law Issuance th* description of 1)41 A Gala Jackaon. All u f wild P ub lish J u n * 11. IL M A T U i ORVILLE K K K I'H ART tha property dte orlbed In euch th* pro perty, and tha nam* (HEAL) properly b ein g In (ho County J u ly 3. 1 ) 4 * and IR E N E O, KKBH ART o f Hemlnoie, Htat* of Florida. CBJ-41 cer t if ic a te will b . sold to the In w h ich It wa * aea.eeed are Art hur 11 B eck w ith . J f . A d d rs.e u n k n o w n high est bidder at Ihe front se f o l l o w . ! c l e r k o f Circuit Court Un lese such c e r t i f ic a t e sh a ll TOU ARE IIERE RY NO TI­ be redeem ed a co rd in g to law H em ln o l. County, F lo rid a door o f the H e m ln o l. County C ertific ate No. 373 Tear af th* I ' s s i ) a t 4k. f 'a .e i y F I E D that a su it b e t bean I l i ­ Court M o o i . at Hanford, F lo r ­ Issuance 1941 P ublish Ju n e 4, 11, II. ! L tha properly desc ribed In su ch J o d i * , e r e e l a o l . 4'aaa ly. P la te ad a g a in st yo u In t h e a b o v e ida. oa t h . flret Monday in lleeariptluw ml Propaetys CDJ-31 cart lflca i* will ba sold to the a f F I . r l d a . I . Probate , en titled cause, an d t h a t yo u h ig h e st bidder a t the front l a r . Iho K e i a l . »(• tha m onth o f J u ly , 1)43, w h ich All HW *% of NE 'A Betw ee n NOTIC R O P A •'P L IC A T IO N ar* rwiolrsd ta t ile y o u r e n - door nf Ihe Hem lnoie C o u n ly D E W E Y MA THEW S. I , th* lat day o f July, l i f t Lak* Mary Roa d and By A N FOI4 TA X IIKKII a w s r w ith th* Clerk o f this Court lloueo at Hanford, F lo r ­ Dated t h is ! 3 t* day ot May, af Ur ltd. d e c t l o a 33 Town ah ip Doe eased. (* •« . 1*4.1* F l o r i d a P l a l a l o a Court and to a erv e a copy ida, on the flret Alonday In till. 31 K an g* I* E. F IX XL XllTII H t h e r e o f upon th* I’l i l n t l f f or the munih o f July. 1)41. which (HEAL) Nam* in w h ich a ss es sed Joan- o f I a l p l Notice le hereby g iv en tbe t NOTICE TH H E R E B T G IV ­ P L l n t t f f a attorn ey*. w h o ee ia Ihe let day uf J u ly , 1)11. the u n d ersig n ed will, on tho Arthur H B a c k w lth , J r . stt* Khrankran*. AR of aald Clerk Clt' u l l Court. proptr ty b ein g In th* County EN, T h a t Atlantic Muntmpal n a m e and a d d ress le lllsh op Rated thle l e l h day o t May. U t h da y o f July, A. D 1)43, Corp orat ion t h . huldar o f the A Rorneteia, 44 L e s t P in e IHL If tm ln o L C ou n ty , Flo rid a presen t lo the If ir o n a b l* of Hsmlnol*. Htate o f Florida P ub lish Ju n e 4, 11, 11, l i . Ualeee sunh c e r t i f ic a t e sh a ll f o l lo w in g certlfle a t* has filed (Street, Urltn do , F lo rid a, a ot (SE AL) C o unty Judge of Hemlnol* 1143 be red eem ed a cco rd in g to la w ■aid s a r t m c a l * for la g deed l a t e r than Ju ly 3rd. 1441. It Arthur H. B e c k w i t h . J r . County , Florida, h er final re­ y o u fall to do so a Decree to bo leaued theroon. Th* cerCDJ-11 the p rop erty desc ribed In such turn, a cc o u n t an d vouchers, Clerk Circuit Court. c e r t i f ic a te w ill ba sold l e Iho t l f l c a t s number and y ear of Pro Confeeeo w i l l be en tered a* A d m in is tra trix of tho Hemlnol* C o u n ty , F lo r id a gOTI I’R OF APPI.ICATIOY biabeet bidder at i n . front l e . u . n c o , Iho description o f e g a l n e t you lo r the r e l i e f d e ­ Pub lish J u n e I, II, 11. 34 E s ta t e o f D E W E Y MATHEWH. FOR T 4 Y IIEKII door o f the H .m ln o le County the pro perty, aud the name m anded in the C o m p la in t . T h le CBJ-13 deceased , an d a t aai,l time, l i r e . Ioi-i a F lo e M a i t a t a t e a Court l l o u e . at Hanford, F l o r ­ In t ih lch It wee aaeaseed ara a u lt Is to f o reclo se a m o r t ­ than au<l there, m ake appli­ •( I,le t g a g e . T h e reel p ro p erty pro NOTH K O F A P P L IC A T IO N ida. on the flrat Monday In A• f u l l u w i : ca tio n t o t h e eald J u d g e for NUTU'R 19 H E R E B Y G I V ­ the m onth o f J u ly . 1343, whleh C e r t i f i c a t e No. 13)4 T e a r of s e ed ed a g a in st la: POM T A X U G K D a final a e t l l s m a n t o f h T EN, That A tla ntic M a a lelp a l le in* 1st day o f J u ly , 1)41. L s i e n - e IM1 L o t 1. Block 13, NO RTH IX oo. I P L U F lo e Id a d e l a t e * ■dm Inlet rat Ion o f eald sstata , Corporation th* holdar e f in* l i a e n l p r i o o o f P r o p e r t y I ORLANDO 1ST ADDITION, a f IP IP I end fur a n order d isch a rg in g B ated t h i s 13tn day o t May, f o llo w in g e e r t l f lc a i* ha* filed IMt S 1101 ft. o f N. 174.04 ft. of ac cording to plat t h e reo f NtfTlCE IX IIE R E R Y GIV her ae eu c h Adrulnlstratris. •aid r ertlflr a ta for taa deed IHBALI recorded In P la l Bunk 13, KN, T hat A f la n llo Mu nicipal W H o IL « ( t l or N E ' . o f Bated t h i s tho 7th d ey o f to ba Issued the reon. The c e r ­ p a g e s 73 a n d 31. I'ublle Corporation the holder o f Ilie Jun*. A. tl 1)13A r t h u r II Reokodth, Jr., S « >, He, lio n l* T o w n sh ip l l tific a t e number and y ea r e f R augo 11 K. Record* uf Hominule C o u n ­ / ■ / O n e s! Mathew* f o l lo w in g cer Ilf L a lo h a a fll Clerk o t Circuit Court. Name In w h ich aaeoetsd J. R iss uance, the d esc rip tio n o f ty, Florida; •aid cert if ic a te for l a s deed Ae A d n i l u l e t r a i i t i o f the Hemlnoie C ou n ty , Florida the property, and t h e him In P ih l . s u Ju n * 4, 11, 14, I*. A I'ln hey D a v i e All of tald T o g e t h e r w ith th* f o l l o w i n g E state at to be leeued tnereo n . t h e watch It w a s a s s e s s e d are ae CDJ-34 p ro p erly b ein g In the C o u n ly Item* o f p ro p erty w h ic h nr* cert if ic a te n u m b er an d year D E W E Y M ATH EW S follo w s: of Hemlnoie, Htate o f Florid*. lo ca ted In and p e r m a n e n t l y In­ o f leeuance, th# d e t c r l p tl o n of D ec e a se d Unleea suoh e s r t l f l c a l e ahall sta lled as a p a rt of the Im­ th* property, and th* n a m e la S te n s t r o w . Davie A Mclntoe) Certificate No. t i l l Tsar ef . X o r i l 'K O P A P P LIC A T IO N be redeem ed ac cording to taw provem ent* on aald land: Issu an ce l t l l •'•■ii t a x n e : e i > w h ich It wa a aeaeaaed ar* aa A tto rn ey * for A d m la is tr a tr t a lie s e r i p l l v u s f P r o g o r ty i 1. W all M i l l e r — P a n e lr a y fo llo w * : («**. i u i.1 * F lo r id a ■ la l a loo tha property desc ribed In euch P o st o f f i c e D r a w e r l i n e c e r t i f i c a t e w ill be told to t-ot «• A Replat o f a part of ml i a »«4 — Model F A - l i Cert lfleat# No. 1443 Yoar mt Hanford. F lo r id a Vihiieh J u n * I, 11, 111 A Ju ly Hpsrtsmari’a P a ra d is * Plat NOTICE IH H E R E B Y G IV ­ the h i g h e s t bid'lsr *1 17.* f r : n ) I rung* Dixie M;l«! l : s u x n : t 1341 Book I P a g e S3 EN. T h a t A 'la n tln Municipal door o f th e d sm tnole County 7311-01 U eo ctlp tlo a ■( P r o p e r ly i 3, 1)41. Nam* la v e i n * i s s s s s s t Frank l a r p o r a t l a a t a e holder o f the Court H ouse at hanford, M a r ­ 3. R e f r i g e r a t o r — T r l g l d a t r e Lot II Orient* G erd en * Jnd C D J - t i I - �Courthouse Records Real Estate Transaction* f Henry D. Johnson, etux t* Edward Wagner, etux, BelAir, $5,900. Hiram Stevens, etttx, t* Clyde Nutt, Lake Jessup, $1$,* !HM>. Bertrand Hunson, etux to Orlando Fed. S. and L., Tan* glewood, 910300. Ernest Murray, etux to John J Wilson, etux. Central Park, $15,000. Harry Johnson, etux to Karl Parker, etux, Bui-Air, $8,!H>0. | Miriam Smith to C. F. Brooke Smith, etux, Markham Park lights.. $<5,000. 1 Brnniur Development Co. to Ward Hicks, Inc., Eastbrook, $13,000. F1IA to Cyrus High, etux, Cl N. ChuluuU. $7,000. Final t. orce Deereve Ttuth Daniel , . Dinner Dan­ iel. Dorothy Howell vs. Clyde Howell. Samuel Scmcoe vs. Doris Semcoe. Bogur Dykes vs. M a 1 11 ■ Dyke*. . Kendall Colwell ve. Maxine • Colwell. Richard Ballade vs. Ruth Sal lade. Effie Lee Irving vs. OeweVy Irving. Eva DesJardins ve. Arthwr N. DesJardins. Jana Widener vs. HaeraU Widener. Vivian Rumph v*. Joh* g Humph. Vincent Perri ve. Mabel Perri. Margaret Terrel va. Frank Terrel. Rulta Filed FNMA vs. Charles J. Me. Henry, rtux, mtg. frl. FNMA va. Michuel Sirianni, 1 I etux. mttr. tel. FNMA vs. Clay Sutton, $ etux, mtg. fc). Teachers Insurance of An­ nuity Assn, of America va. Charles ileal, etui, mtg, fd. J. I. Kislak Mtg. Corp. va. Kenneth E. Pohlmann J r , etux, mtg. fd . FNMA vs. Ralph Stanikia, etux, mtg. fcL FNMA vs. drover Howling Jr., etux, mtg. fcL 0 Thelma Tuylor, etxir va. E. H. Blirhnlt, etal, mtg. fd. Institutional Mtg. Co. vs. Thmims F. Masterson, etux, mtg. fel. Maine Savings Rank vs. James K. Long, etal, mtg. fcl, Boston Fed. 8. and L. vs. Ronald Bowers, etux, mtg. fel. Ralston-Purina Co. va. H. D. f Thompson and Son, Inc., etal, " mtg. fd. First Fel. S. and I* of Sem. mule County va. Helen Wood­ man, mtg. fcl. Suffolk County Fed. S. and L. va. Frederick W, Blume J r , etal, mtg. fd. FNMA vs. William M. Bren* ton Jr., mtg. fcl. Sit-Down Golf Set A t U.S. Open BROOKLINE, Mass. (NEA) — Temporary grandstands will be located on the tours* during the United States Open Championship this year for the first time. There wll be three smalt stands for spectators at the Country Club in Brookluta June 20-23. They will have a combined capacity of only TOO, but each will be observed closely to determine whether it might be feasible to construct larg­ er unit* in the future. '• ICCS4 la. STRAM6E AS IT SEEMS, A 6 0 0 0 WAY TO KILL TIME. IS TO WOBK IT T O DEATH CHRYSLER A IR T E .M P ROOM AIK CONDITIONERS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air 2513 Park I)r. Air Conditioning Heat - Rcfrigerati** »- �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use The] ,? Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. F irst DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T um ., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before lniertioD. Mon. - Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Fri. - 3 P. U . day before Insertion. Moo. - Sat. noon. 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. re ts 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 3t)r 6. For Rant 3 BEDROOM home. Florid* room. Available now. Ph. FA 2- IMS. 3 RM. Fum. Apt.. 970 Mo. Bedroom Air-Conditioned. I l l E. 8th St.. FA 2-o786. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital 4 Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pb. FA Z-5181 116 W. l i t St. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3254 or FA 2-053$. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo, up. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and d o st in. Jimmla Cowan. 322-4013. 2 BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen equipped. S75. FA 2-3300. 2 BEDROOM fumiabtd Apart­ ment. FA 2-0641, FURN. Apt. Close in. Phone FA 2 2800. JOB security can be youra by preparing now for coming "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbe Lost & Pound Civil Service exam*. For in­ Gables. FA 2-0720. formation write NATION­ Notices - Personals AL TRAINING SERVICE FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m Education - Instruction huuse. Large rooms. $65 a INC. Boa 6A c o SANFORD Transportation mo. FA 2-85-14. HERALD. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. Food 2 B E D R O O M furnished 6. For Kent 6. For Rent Apartment with l a r g e EFFICIENCY Apartment on 6A Special Notices acreened porch. HeatonFirst St. Near 3 city free able. Call FA 2-3164 between 7. Business Rentals parking lota ami shopping 8 & 6. 8. Beach Rentals store*. No utility charges. 9. For Sale or Rent Suitable for couple or tin­ FURN. 3 Room Apt. with 10. Wanted to Rent bath A, garage. FA 2-3146. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. 11. Real Estate Wanted FURN. Apt. FA 2-3202. 12. Real Estate For Sule 13. Mortgage Loans SANFORD flERALn 3 BEDROOMS, large kitchen 14. Insurance equipped. Well. Large yard WANT ADS 15. Business Opportunity 4 miles E. of Sanford. BRING FAST 16. Female Help Wanted FA 2-7429. Saturday & Sun­ RESULTS Legal Notice ! • t h e m a r t a t t h e Cwwwtf J u d e * . H i M l M l t C o u a t r . KI a r ­ i d . . l a P ro test* , l a r*» !:*■■•* o f .VEIL V. SMITH D tutaittl. T o all ( . rr t l l lo r * mmd I ' t n u i H I lu 11ob l l i i l m * o r lloaHBoda A k Ib i I B old K *lat*i day or after 6 on week days. Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT t l l l ' I l T U F T H E NINTH J I I M I K I . CIHI'l IT OF ( M l FOR n r . m . N o l i; CHI ( T V . VLIHIIHS, F ll ( M E M I NO. EUMM U N IT E D MORTOAtJEE Si: RVICLNO CD It I*. BEDROOM unfurnished bouse. $65 a mo. FA 2-2322. CLEAN cool downstair Apartments. Adults, Ph. FA 2-1834. Plaintiff, Furnished 4 Rooms, l bed­ room. Water furnished. $6u a mo. Adults only. 323-0389 You a n d t a c i t of y o u are -1a te« r*br n o t i f i e d an d r e u u l r e d RO BERT T. (JORDON', *t s i . D afendanli t o t>r*>*nt u n y claim * a n d d e ­ NOTH E O F « r r T IN ni a n d . w h l . l i you. o r e i t h e r WllllTII SUE KOIIEI LOM HE o f you, m a y h a v e a u a l n a t th * r a t a l * of NEIL, V. S M IT H , d *- T i l l Robert T Gorilon HEBIDENITll Unkio.w n e t a r e d . l a i n o f r a i d t 'o i i n t y . to tin C o u n t y J u d d * o f M*ml- ANH TOl AH partira c l a i m in g lnt*r*>t* by, th r o u g h , u n ­ nol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a t hla der or a g a i n s t the a fo reof flc* In th * c o u r t linunr of aald parnutl a a l d C o u n t y a t Ban f o n t . F l o r ­ TOl! .VUE hereb y n o tified id a. w ithin all calendar m o n t h * f r o m III* tlm * o f th * that a Com pla int t o for*clo»« firo t p u b l i c a t i o n o f till* n o - a ce rtain m o r t g a g e e n c u m ­ tic*. E a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d bering th* f o l lo w in g described s h a l l b« In w r i t i n g , a n d ah all real property, t o - n l t : L ot 17, O A K L A N D KIT.I/I. ■ ta t* th * tilac* of r * * h l r n c * accord Ing to th* plat a n d p o at o fflc* ad o re* * o f th * th e reo f aa recorded tn c l a i m a n t , a n d ahall h* s w o r n p l a t Boo k 13, F ag* II. t o b y th a c l a i m a n t , hi * a n e n t , Public Record* o f S rm lo r a t t o r n r y , an d » n y eiirli Itol* County, Florida, c l a i m o r deni anil n o t « ) filed ha* b een filed a g a l n t t you tn ■ball h* vo id. th* *bov*-atyWd ault, and yuu / • / l a i u la B Smith *r* rei|ult*d to a trv* a co py Aa « i * c u t u r uf th * Taint An»w*r o r o th e r W ill and T u t a n i e n t o f nr your NEIL. V. HM1TH, d 'caaaed P le a d in g to th* Com plain t on P l a i n t i f f * a t to r n e y . A N D ER­ fitanatrorn, Davla A Molntoab SON, RFSII. DEAN, U ) W X Attorn ey* for K aecutor DBS A van den ItKItii, 133 East l*n • t O fflc* Orawrr ISM Central Aven ue, Orlando, F l o r ­ Hanford, F lo r id a I-uhUah J u n e U , U , S i * J u ly ida, en d fll* the o rig in a l An* »w*r or othe r P le a d in g In th* I . 19(1. o ffice of th* Clark o f th* C ir­ C P J-(( cu it Court o n or befor* t h s ib k v iik d v o r i t K o r B i r r 9th d a y o f J u l y , 1 9 0 . If yo u TO I H AKOT.li W. JOHNHOX fall to do *o, a decree pro an d J I . N E U JOHNSON, eonfeaao will b* t a k e n a g a in st hi* i* If*. BU SIER J. you for th* r e l i e f dem anded E A R N E R and J A N E T A. in th* Complaint. Thl* Notice ahall be p u b lish , P A R K E R , h it w lf * . P*f c -1 lan 'a. Raild an c* s a d ad once a w e e k for four con• • c u l l s * w**k* In th# Tn* M ailing A d d r * * * L'nSanfuril ll.ra lit. lcnown HATER III!* Till TOU A N D EACH O r TOE of *r* h«r*hy notified t h a t ault Jtin*, 1901. h u ti**n cum m a n e d again*! (WHAM Arthur It. B e ck w ith , Jr. you In th* Circuit C o u rt o f Clerk o f Circuit Court th* Ninth Judicial C ircu it o f Etyi Martha T. Vlhlan th* S ta t* uf Florida In and Deputy Clerk fur 8* m tn ol# County, th* abbravlatad t ill* of w h ich I*: P u b l i s h J u n e 11, 1*. >6 A J u l y r v u . RIVEIl SAVtS><M HANK 3. 13*3. P la in tiff. -»»- HAROLD W. C P J - O , JOHNSON and JUNK I - J O H N ­ SON, h i s wlf*. St at., D t f s n d - IN T H E r l K C t ' I T I 411 H T O F ■ nla, In C h tn c ery N'u. t:tS4. T H E N I N T H J l t l l r K I . C I H » riT r of Th* na tu r* o f t h i s ault 1* r t r r o f t h e (M l rim a torecluaur* of t h a t cartaln F L O R ID A , IN *1.111 MILE <OL (TV. r m r l i i * * from la id d e f e n d ­ ant* to p la in tiff. d at* d D*c- K n i ( ( i m u r ( o : (*, i n aw *mb*r H , I S O and recorded W i t , I d AM U J U S T I C E , P la in tiff. pa, a rnbar to, IS O In O fficial Record* RuoK I D pan# IIS -vaFRANCEN JUSTICE. o f tha P ub lic Record* o f S*mlDef en dant. nul* County . Florida. *ucu m( o i i t s: t o t r p i . m b*rtng t h a t certain ploc* or r « i F R A N C E * J U S T ICE. D e ­ pared of property lo ca ted fendant alt oat a, and belliu In aald (JUreeei U n k n o w n County ami Stat*. to-w-tl: YOU ARE H E R E B Y NTVTILeit 1. Rlock * NORTH I i g b that ault for d ivorce O It I. A N D.O Ti »VV NrtlTE haa been f ile d agalriet y o u In FOURTH ADDITION, a* recorded In Plat P ,e ,k 13, th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth pa** 41. Public l i t e r , la J u t i d a l Circuit o f tha Slat* of s e n u n o l a C ou n ty . F lo r- of FI.it Ida, In aud for Seininol* i County, under Chancery No. EACH O F TOU IS H E q l t l l l - | W|J«. th* tyla o f aald cauaa E | i to fll* your * n * w » r or being WH.tdA.Vi L. JF ST ti'K , ot he r w r i t te n d*f*n«r* to th* Pla intiff. - 1 . - F RANCES J L a Complaint w ith the Clark o f TI l'E. Def en dan t, VciL ARE HEREBY IIKtha c i r c u i t Court of b-m tn o l* County. Florid*. In ltd* pro- CJI HIED to file your An a war with the Clerk o f thl* Court c t a d l n c an d to t a n a a copy tlnra uf upon lb* p l a i n t i f f * and to eerv* a co p y o f the a t to rn ty a , who** nnm** and aarii* upon th* palullfC* ataddr*** *r* h*r*liiBft*r »*t ternvy, who** nam* and a.Iforth, a* r**tnlr*d lay la w . not d r - . * appear below, on or latar Ulan th* »th day of b f«,re th* 2etb da y of J une July D O . In d efa u lt tn«r«of 1543, or a Deere* Pro C o n ­ til, auaa will pro ceed a t tra u may be en tered agalnat part* upon th* e n t r y o f a you. Dated thl* 7<!b day o f May |, r*u l*ro C o o i t x i again*! 1943 you. (SEA 1.1 W IT N E S S my hand and t!i» Arthur If. Back a, Ilk, J r . o fficial ***i uf aald Court In clerk Semlnot* County. F lo rid a, th,a llyi Martha T. Vlhlen p b day o f Jon*. 1X3. Dep uty Clerk (SEA l.i Arthur H B e c k w ith . J r , Edward II Hurt r l * r k o f th* C ircu it Court Attorn ey for P la i n t i ff t l i South C o u rt Str eat Tyr* Ill Mi near*! urlaudo, F lorida 1>*P 1>> i'ttrto Publlah Slay 31 A J u n e I, It. nd I,* a I* 1 fitllei rtf arilatl. t: II. 1343 .ii lurn *r* (Mf |*l*l U D I-tlt $0 North r.!a lift hi V .*1 ijfft. • U'.x 1 Soup the Herald Ada where o r 1a tola, F io iM # July local merchants offer their J'Ulittatk J Ul*t i i * ISO. best buys. CDJ-M- APARTMENT. 503 Ph. FA 23802. ffttll June 18, 1968 — Page 9 1 12. Real Estate For Sale 17. Male Help Wanted 3 It 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect JEWEL TEA CO., INC. models on Highland at COOPERATIVE f r a n c h i s e Lungvtood. Open daily 10:Uu mule operator. Guaranteed to dark, to Minules South $5200.00 yearly earnings. on 17-92 and West on Semi­ Many operators earning nole 1 block. $6,500, to $10,000 annually. LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. QUALIFICATIONS Married, age 25 to 40. Mini­ 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. mum High School. Oood Good location, kitchen work record, tales exper­ equipped. Lour down pay­ ience, physical examination ment. Assume loan. A real required and cash bond. saving. Call FA 2-9472. Must be willing (o relocate at own expense. Write giv­ LOCK ARBOR LEASE ing details on above quali­ fications. Interview will be Wc are offering for immedi­ made in your home. ate lease a beautiful, spac­ P O. Box 2706-2707 ious, 4 BR. 2 't bath home West Bay Station in the most attractive area Jacksonville, Fla. of Loch Arbor. Situated on a lake, It features every advantage ol location, sue, 19. Sltuationa Wanted construction and conven­ Child Cat*. FA 2-2274. 1' H ience. See or call today for CHILDREN kept. FA 2-4182. an appointment. $230. EXPERT Pruning big or small groves. Reasonable. FA 2-3790. Real Esta.e—Mortgages BABYSITTING. Day or night. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-3430 FA 2*1212. Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 Evennga * -,d 21. Beauty Salons • 1*1 te MA V*. TA 2-3677 FA 2 3329 FA 2-8380 VtVar . FOR your best buy, choose HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Complete Ser. Eve. Appt’a. Tee *N Green Estates. 3 A 105 So. Oak “How do I talk Sweetie Pi* OUT of marrying me?” FA 2-5742 4 Bedrooms. More apace for your money. 2inh Street 6. For Rent SPECIAL 6. For Rent West by Mayfair Golf Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp FURN. 2 Bedroom House. FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ Course. Open daily 11-6 :00. Cold Wave $6.93 complete. Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. lex. Available June 24th. 322-2744. Builders: LMN EN­ Open evening by appt. FA 2-3610. TERPRISES, INC, 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 FURN. Apt. FA 2-0647. SWEETIE PiE W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. 1. Lost ft P o n t RESPONSIBILITY; The Herald will oot be re- LOST: 19S1 Gold High School epomible for more than one class Ring. Marshall. Mo incorrect iniertion of your ad, Sentimental value. Vicinity and reserves the right to re­ rest room at Movietind vile or reject any advcrtlseSaturday. Reward. Phone ment from what ordered to FA 2-8315. conform te the policica of thia paper. 3. Education • Instruction fu fg rt Myrtle. Stenstrom Realty 8. Beach Rentals FURNISHED cottage near mam gate NAS. $40. Ph. HUTCHISON Ocean front Apartment, Daytona Reach. FA 2-5721. FA 2-4068. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $50 a month. 12. Real Estate For Sale Downtown. FA 2-6137. SUNDRIES Store. Stock * UNFURNISHED house on Sil­ equipment. Well establish­ ver Lake. FA 2-2724 or ed. Proprietor wishes to reFA 2 2126 after 5. tL-e. Cull FA 2 0274 or Long wood TE 5-C3S7.-------FURN. Apt. Air condition. Tile bath and terra ho NO CASH NEEDED floors Adults. FA 22374. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. $61 a month. T. It l. included. FURNISHED Cottage. $63 322 8085. per month. Located at 5 Points. FA 2-1467. You can find anything you need advertised in the Her­ 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ald by Sanford merchants. ped. 1st floor Apartment. Near churches. $35 per month. EVERETT A. HARPER Office FA 2-2111 AGENCY - REALTOR Night FA 2-0648 2163 S. Park Ave. 323 0700 I'bonCS FA 2 2261 or FA 2-2285 2521 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Jim Hunt Realty Clean 1st floor apt. Private CLEAN enirance. 1064 Palmetto. Unfurnished Apt. 2613 Film Ave. Near school a n d 2 BEDROOM Attractively fur•tores. nished upetuira Apartment. CltNiti b roomy. Adults. $76. SUMMER rate. 3 Bdrm. FA 2-0868. Large turn. Apt. downstairs. Shade trees on large lot. 1 BEDROOM house furnished. 1703 Magnolia. $63. $30 per month, lit. 1 flux 178E. Luka Murkham ltd. 2 IP ni.vis ti cl Bath, all Ph. FA 2-8182. electric. Furnished. $13 mo. including utilities. Near AVAILABLE RENTALS NAS. Also 5 room frame 2 Ilt'drooma furnished $69 house, partly furnished. $15 3 bedroom 14a biith furnished mo. Tel. FA 2 3219. $8.'.. LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Carpeted Fla. noom. Double carpurte. Fenced patio and many ex­ tras. FA 2 9266. FURNISHED new 1 Bedroom Duplex. Adults only. 22UU Park Ave, Legal Notice I( 1 IIE « I HI I I T t i l l Rl . (KIM J t llH M I. I IMII II K (M i rim er. m ( hit : COt! ( T V . C l.( H tl l K l ( riH M T N ! NO. 1.1107 Flt>rl«ltt. this -I "to d ay ul It Tays To iiHe The HEKAL1) Want Ails. LOW Down Payment. 2 Slory redecorated home. N ew plumbing, wiring, oil and water heater. 715 Magnolia FA 2-8960. Big shady Iota up to 300' frontage. Highly restricted. WILSON PI.ACE 3 mi. W. on Ill-Way Id. Willard Junes FA 2-0684. or AI Wallace FA 2 6300. ONLY ten blocks from down­ town. Neat 2 bedroom borne in good locution, tut W. loth St. Total price only Large unfurnished •’ bedroom 31950, Excellent terms. in country $75. 3 bedroom convenient location ROBERT A. WILLIAMS $85. Realtor 3 bedroom t ’a bath with utr Raymond Lundquist, As.io. FA 23931 Atlantic Bank Bidg. conditioning $99. t bedrooms 2 batbs, air con­ SUNLANU 3 Bedroom, Kit. ditioning $150. •quip, borne. Chain link 2 bedroom duplex extra nice fenced yard. Will take $W) $85 for fence. Assume houne S temper Agency 322-4991 payments. F a 2-1701. FUR. nice 1 Bdrm, House. Near Navy Uwse. FA 2-0214 John E. Fox NEW 2 bedroom home in North Orlando. 6 miles from ba*e. $ 9 0 .'GA 4-6923, call collect. I. THE (■ ( I T E M O r T U B M in rT U iN o f JA...IK8 B. WORK MAN 4*6 ja n e t su e w orkm an (o r u b APARTMENT suitable for T f i i lift ro 14 I W o r k m a n c o N orthrup Corporation couple or bachelor. Water ■ U w th u r n i, Cdllfornlft furn. 2608 s. Elm. TOU AUK IIKKKIIY N«iTfFIKO l fistt tli#? P #titliin#r. C H FA 2-2367, l i b l l i t k K , haa fll«<1 a Petition In tha a b o v t sty led Court for FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m th* A'loptlun o f tli* p Apartment. Newly decorat­ vhlli)r#n iiatiiAil Utraiti* an*l yo u are r«uulr«<l tn atmv»' tau*« ed. Queanel Apt. Apt. 7. 494 w y th e a i m * ah ou 14 not he E. lllh St. 522 8161. ICrant eel iif «ervtntf * Copy <»f > ur w r l t t f n iltCeiiv<e, If any* u ro n HAKIM J 1C A Kill, 1*0 . BDRM. tu rn . Apt. $43 U u i r n . W in te r I'ark. l*‘lor- t BDHM. i urn. Apt. $55 l«t $, an i by f i l l n 4 the o r i g i n * I Magnolia FA 2-3931 thereisf wi t h the Clerk of th# ' «IUI Circuit Courl not la ter than the 31th Jay o f Ju n e. 1 *4*5 , GOOD Sleeping Room. P ri­ o t h « n » U e . a ilerree may he vate entrance. For employ­ •n te reil a«caln*t y o u piai.tlntc *414 atlMptlim ed gcullemen w.Ui car. Pit. W1TM:^4 m y hand amt th* FA 2 6618. aval uf thl# CwUM ft! £-inf\,rU. Jan#. 1943. I SKAT.> A r t h u r II II* L. v . c l e r k of t h e clr* ult C«■art lly: Jean K. W ilke l>#puty Clerk PuMiah yiay 38 t Jui.e « II. IMS. CDItll By Nadine Seltzer S ilt ft UR BAN newly painted 1 unfurnished 2 bedroom Apartment. Alvo 1 bedroom furnished Apartment. Ph. FA 2 8800 after 5. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM U6 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 SACRIFICE lor quick sale. 2 Bedroom House with or witlwut furniture. Near schools and stores about 4 miles from N.A.S. Out of flight pattern. Good investment fur irutin* m boiov. Low monthly payments. Have to sec house to ap­ preciate. Call FA 2-1399. 27. Special Service* Muttrea* Renovation ALUMINUM Furniture re­ Includes: Cleaning St Process­ webbed cheaper than you ing Felt. Brsnd New Cover, can do it yourself. Bring Brand New Insulation Where it to the Furniture Center. Needed. 1100 French Ave. FREE PICK UP SHALLOW Well Pump and b DELIVERY Car top carrier with cover. $14.50 322-1701. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. FA 2-6321 With purchase of Bine Lus­ tre, rent Electric Carpet SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ Shampocer for only $1 per geration service. All work day. Carroll's Furniture. guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7434 ESTY SPINET piano. Ebony. $400 cash. Can be seen Night FA 2 2069. from I to 10 a. m. or 5 to TRACTOR work, mowing, 8 p. m. FA 2-86B5. discing, blade, scoop. Ph. For real automobile bar­ FA 2-7664. gains, check the Herald el*aa> 29. Automobile Service Hied display section. Auto Glass, Tops HAIRY INDIGO A Seat Covers Regular, 100 lbs.—30.00. Larg­ AUTO GLASS & er quantiles—38.00. Bahia, ask for SEAT COVER CO. rcnsarola prices. Ask for price Ust 364 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 A. 51. Prevail 749-2115 Se­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED ville, Fla. 2nd. It Magnolia AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SALE on used T.V.’s. Guaran­ teed. Town A Country. Pb. Senkarik Glass and Paint 322-5363. Company COMPLETE set Hagen Fleet210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 wood Golf Club*. Leeds Bag, Bng boy cart. $90.00. 31A. Tela 322-688$. SIAMESE Kittens. Pure bred REPOSSESSED M‘a1puint*. Wormed. Phone Tape recorder, mike and tape. FA 28969. 713 Magnolia. Ideal fur recording conver­ sations, parties, music, etc. HOLLER Pigeons. Joe Tully. Take up 6 payments of $g. FA 2 9580. FA 2-8627, 22. Build • Taint - Repair BEAGLES. $20. Can be seen at 1U0 Garrison Dr. or Call Senil-Retired Carpenter $0.00 TER MONTH FA 27314. Will deliver urn- repossessed Smalt Repairs — Painting 1963 Zig-Zag th a t buttonP hone- FA 27963 22. Flowers • Shrubs hides, sews on buttons, mon25. IMumblnic S erv ices ograins, fancy atitchcs, etc, POTTED MUMS in bloom. 7 ■ payment* remaining. 33c up. Phone FA 2-8627. GKAPEV1LLE NURSERY Wall Grapevllle Ave. Near loth St. READY MIX Concrete, winciow sills, lintel*, s t o p s , I -n *■’... - u . . . . AID U k M l / l I lU.V ItU l blocks, sand, cement, rock, CONTRACT and REPAIR Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick pipe, steel, grtwne traps, WORK Service With the Cash. dry wells, stepping stones* 1007 Sanford Ave. FA g-6562 Miracle Concrete Co. SUPER TRADING POST BEST buy in the State of FA 20677. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 PLUMBING Florida today. Beautiful 3 Contracting Repairs Used lurnlturr, appliances, UK It A by the bushcL bedroom country home. FREE ESTIMATES tools, etc. llought • Sold. FA 2-0415. Only $4500.00. Edward F. R. L. HARVEY Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Lane. Phone FA 23969. CHROME Dinette set. TabU 264 Sarnnrd Ave. FA 2 3J8J Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 top A 6 chain, gray finish. REDUCED for quick sale We Buy. Sell, Trade, Repair 36" x 59". 762 Lungdala by owner. 2 BR., kitchen 27. Special Serv Ices Ave. Longwood. 838-7148. BILL’S THRIFT S H O T furn. Alr-Cond. Princeton Piano Tuning and Repair Furniture • Appliances • T.V. Ave. Very low down pint W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4333 Open 9 to 9 daily and Week­ UPRIGHT Piano. Satisfactory Assume 4U'« mortgage condition. $35. FA 2-9980. ends FA 2 2289. FRIGIDAIRE l*h. 332 736.) 2610 Hiawatha St. Sales b Service 36. Automobiles • Tracks 5407 ASH MEADE RD. Or­ Sanford. Fla. G. >1. HIGH lando. By owner. 3 Bed­ BUYING A NEW or 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford FREE ESTIMATE room, 3 bath, Fla. room., USED CART Ph. FA 2-3*83 Upholstering h Mattress ren­ custom home. Sacrifice. FINANCE IT WITH US New A Used Furni­ Central heat, automatic ♦ low Interest Rates LAWN SERVICE ovating. ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. sprinkler. Near schools A * low Monthly Payments Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ Co, at 709 Celery Ave. busei. $16,900. 10% down FLORIDA STATE BANK isfaction guaranteed. Ph. FA 3-21IT. FA 2 1817. 3 BEDROOM house in excel I960 PLYMOUTH. 4 Dr. Sta. WANTED reliable couple to tent condition. North Or Wagon. Radio A lleator. lake up monthly payments lando. Pay closing and as Air-Conditioning Private, Immaculate, Ilea* of $13.59 on 3 complete sume payments ol $74.24. II. It. TOTE CO.. INC. aonatile. 333-5424. rooms nf furniture. Call FA 2 335,1. 300 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 TK 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ 1961 RENAULT Caravolle. Spanish-type home — immac­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Removable hard lop. 13,000 lect. ulate $11,000 miles. Call 365-3715._______ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Two In-mu if 111 midtow |i Iota 114. Articles For Sule All Types and Siies 37. Boats • Molar* ........... ............ $1,150 Wc Repair and Service Ladies shorts, 99c, Sleeping Kighteen wooded acres — S T I N E bags, tarpi. tents. Surplus Gateway To Tbe Waterway high .................... $5,400 Machinery and Supply Co. City, 201 W. 1st. Mobile Home park — 5 star 207 W. 2nd St. Robsun S portiny; G oods FA 2 6132 ratline _________ $285,000 .SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS Your KVINRUDE Dealer [*rini** commercial lot — 100' LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Jerry laird FA 2-3219 3016 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5061 Remove Thatch • Chinch Park Ave. .............. $13,900 Bug Spray tVC-13) • FertiExtra-Special bargain — Du­ *ie—Ph. FA 2 4244 plex. SR 46 ............... $9,000 Riverfront home — N<-w— MANSFIELD LAWN SER. A ir-Conditioned $17,900 TREE’S trimmed. Demoascd A removed. Reasonable. Ph. Stemper Agency FA 27664. 50,000,000th Plumbing & Heating HOLLERSo/SANFORD REALTOR — IN5UROR IIOUSECLEANING. All fun­ FA 2 4991 1919 8. French Ave. gus growth A mildew re­ moved. Natural colorless 16. Female Help Wanted finish. IJcenscd A lamdcd. Will not harm pi.sals. ULAUTTf Operator. Full time. 322-6872. Edith Beauty Sa­ Write L* P. Ellis, Wektvs 3 BEDROOMS, living room, lon. River Haven. Ht. I, Sanford. dining room and kitchen. Stove A refrigerator. Dou­ BEAUTY COUNSELORS — Just starting private voice ble garage. Lot 100' x 200', haa limited openings for and p i a n o instructions. '« Mile north of 3l<>nroe representatives in tilia areu Qil.vliitrd and certified. Ph bridge, 2nd house on left Selling by appuiuimetit only. 838 4931. Mrs. Drueding, hand aide of 1192. 608 5148 For Interview call 220 Lake Triplett Dr. CasFA 2-1115. aclherry. CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM, 2 REALTOR tlo North Park Ave. 323 0559 Sanford, Ha. twth home on large shaded tot at 1814 Mellonville Ave. Many extras include living ! room fireplace with maho­ gany paneling; p a r q u e t hardwood floors, Florida room, dining room and a large, equipped eat-in kit­ chen. Laundry room and lots of storage space in double g a r a g e . Call FA 2 9329 for an appoint­ ment. LAKE MARY 6 Room House, [ SALE ur Trade 5 room Houae amt I acre fur Hou-etraller tile bath, double carporte, and difference. 1211 W. 29th kill tien equipped. Convtcntly located to business A St. Sanford. beach area. $75 Mo. Ph. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home FA 2U98U. la rg e r Ptnecrest floor plan. Will sacrifice 6 year equity. 3 BEDROOM furnished 2 story FA 2-3845. House. Downtown. No child­ ren under lb. $79 pci mu nth. Cad FA 2-3671 Stenstrom Realty 34. Article* Far Sal* UNFURNISHED Urge J bed­ room house. $<s5 month. Ph. Real Estate — Mortgages 323-0415. J u i N. Park Ave. FA 2-3429 /CH EVRO LET f C E L E B R A T IO N SALE LIKE THIS — Your Neighbor At Hollers NEW 196.') C’lIKVY II 2 DOOR WITH IIRATER - STOCK NO. 1171 00 *1969 OR THIS — 1961 CTIEV 2 DOOR BKI.AIU V-8 AND AUTOMATIC TRANS. STOCK NO. 1I63.V *1495 00 THOMAS II1TTKLL, H tiU’Elt SEE US LAST Tummy haa worked for u» »tmc out ol high ochool mak­ ing a total of 2 year*, helping lii-t dad who l* a *alr*■nan. lie lliew in Lake Vlonrnr with hi* parrot* and In* greatext rnjoymrnt U lo iu.it grt in hi* n d I’orvalr and drive and drive and it make* no difference where . BRING AM. YOUR BIDS, T IIE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN, AND YOUR WIFE Ready To Serv« \o u At Holier* of Sanford BIG STOCK f �t GOOD CITtM W HlP AWARDS nt the Enterprise Elementary School « n meentad at th e dotting assembly by G. E. Hoeft of the Son* of the Abm w rb D n M m I t E klna Bryant and Shariene Laughlln (center and yigbt f r o n t ) H i R ag Calhoun and Charles Magenhelmer (left and rig h t O Rtenahip awards presented by Commander Frederick McLaren, of DeBary American Legion, went to Linda Laine (left front) and Herman Helnle, (center beck). (Cox Photo) Funeral services (or Mr. Cbeldon Randel Lautenburg, 30, Fern Park attorney, wbo died Sunday a t Winter Park Memorial Hospital, will be held at It a m. Wednesday at Cox-Parker Funeral H o m e with Rabbi Hen no M. Wallach officiating. Masonic services will be conducted by Orlan­ do fadge W. Burial will be at a later date. Born in New York City. Mr. Lautenburg came to Fern Park in i960 from Ohio. He was a member of Temple of Liberal Judaism, Orlando; Emanuel Lodge SM, F. and A M., New York City; Orlan­ do Scoitist Rite, Bahia Shrine Temple and Grolto Magic Club. He recently had been appointed Municipal Judge for the Village ot North Or­ lando. Survivors are hi* wife, Mrs. Daisy Lautenburg of Fern Park; tour sons, Jack of Los Angeles, Calif., Honald of Dayton, Ohio, and Philip and Robin of F era Park; sister*, Mrs. Vivian Soloman and DEBARY ARTIST Mrs. William Hoffman poses with two of her prize winning paintings now on display in galleries of the DeBary Mansion House, headquarters of the Florida Federation of A rt. (Cox Photo) MIAMI (UP1) - T m ttler shouted insults by Cuban Fidel Castro, furious over refugees in the Uruguayan embassy at Havana, raised Mrs. Dorothy Kronblum of his maehinegun and prepared Brooklyn, N. Y., and ten to fire at them. But a mili­ grandchildren. tiaman grabbed the gun and talked his chief out of it. Castro sulked away, shout­ ing over his shoulder, “jrouTl rot in there before 1 ever give you exit permits.'* That story was told Monday by some of the Cubans who or wives Included the follow­ ville, Tenn. and Leater GutJi ing: Helen Palmer Smith, rie of Pompano Beach. Grace Taylor Hodges, of Ft. Myers; Ann Benson Haynes, year reunion dinner at the Helms Carlton Williams, Ruby Capri ReaUuranL Peters Echols, Dolly quattla. Former State Sen. Douglas baum Bellliio, of Orlando; Stent tram, who waa president a f the elaas and served a t Alyce Rivers Appleby; Nancy m at toe «g ceremonies, termed Hostetler Norman, of Wash­ the event “very successful , . ington, D- C.; Lottie Sharp • wonderful opportunity to see Chur run, Coral Gables; Wilma M a y 41 our elatamaUa Squires Sptir, Kda Stitch Green, of Pompano Beach; •gala." One of the more famous Edna Stitch Priest; Miss Mar­ members of tho class la garet Van Nest, of Jackson­ Grady Gallant, a general as­ ville; Dot Wiggins Bolt, Virginia signment reporter for the * t Chattanooga Dally Newt, who Dann Webb, of DeLand; Vlr■* hank. “ lln I ginis Kuril Knupp uf J<ntwllKA **< Valar’a Side,** published by villo; Elisabeth U ffler llush, m lr 1 ^ Dsmbleday. I t la • story about Vera Ixxlge Colletts, Eloite lha Marina Corps In 1M1-42 Low Chester, Marguerite Mc­ and has received msny excel- Kinney Odell, Anna Methvln kmt reviews, Including one In Winn, Carlin Palmer Ekk, Lola Wolfer llradhatn, af UL tbe New York Times. Daa Deneff, a member of Petersburg; Cecelia Trutuck the d ais who now livea In Terwllliger, of Htarke and Rome, N. Y., came the long­ Anna Marie Greer Ken lor, af est distance for tbe reunion. Jackson villa Joe Mathleux, Voile WIL |B e Is with the Phlko Corpo­ liuma, Jr., Mark Watkins, U»b ration. The claaa boasts four doc­ ert Sfittrower, Jim TerwilUtors and two lawyers from llunry Tamm, Hubert Bum ti­ among its msmbership. Phy- ger, Jim Colbert of Oviedo; tk lan i ars Dr. John Morgan, Ivy, Dr. John Morgan, Don a f 8anford; Dr. Rolwrt Msr- Bishop. Douglas Htenstrora, lowe, of BeaumonL Texas; Dr. Welter Stovall, of Jackson­ A. L. Meyers, of Dunedin, and ville; John MrMnhon, of Or­ Dr. Sidney Nix, of Waynes­ lando; James Tew, of DeLsnd; CASSELBERRY “CUTIES” Lorim Moncrief, Nancy Porter and Bobbie boro, Va. Utenstrom la an James Cates, of Jacksonville; Wiitkirot, (left to riiiht) will represent their town's Volunteer Fire Dept. In attornay as la Circuit Judge Emmett Pearson of Coral Ga­ the "Misti Flante" of Seminole County contest to be sponsored July -l by Voile Williams Jr., also a bles, Leroy Cooper of Nashthe tongwood VFD a t Its annual Fiesta. Loma, iluughter of Mr. and Mrs. member of the class. Bud Moncrief, of Piumosus Drive, stands five feet, three inches and meas­ Class aponsora Mrs. Charles ures 3I>-23-:i4. A cheerleader a t South Seminole Junior High hist year, her Meriwether (Ruth Hand) and hobbies are swimming and dancing. Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mrs. Maybelle Maxwell were Porter of Sunset Drive, stands five feet, seven inches, measures IVWj-23present for tho reunion and IMHs and likes swimming and horseback riding, llobhie, daughter of Air. were presented with corsage*. Tbs main table was cenlerand Mrs. Robert Watkins, of Winter Park Drive, stands fice feet, three •d with floral arrangemenU in Mr*. Leah Frederick Brown, Inches, measures 3-1 \ ^-23-3-1 and likes duncing and record collecting. fid, widow of Thomas 0. (Herald Photo) Brown Sr., died Mur .lay morning in tin- Florida Care Heat Home at Orlando follow­ ing a short Illness. Born April 18, 1877 la North Carolina, aha married Mr. Brown, also of North Caro­ lina, In 1KO. She had been a resident of Orlando slncu lilol and since )'J07 hod made her home al 323 Magnolia Ave. in Orlando. A member of die Episcopal Church, she also win aa ac­ tive member and pa-t presi­ dent of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, a mem­ ber of the Daughter* of the American Revolution, of Ihc Colonial Iliiinc* and ol the First Families of Virginia. Survivors a r e a son, Thomas O. Broun Jr. of San ford; luo daughters, Mrs. It. It. Brown of St. Petersburg and Mrs. C, F. Moore of End i*. and several grand­ >— tor walk-leads ot Jslicat* fshiict, children and great gr.indchlllingerie, sheer stocking!, iw talers . , , drgn. all normally hand walked . . . new care­ Services will be held at 11 fully tita n .d with this G -t EXCLUSIVI a.m. Wednesday al St. Luke's FEATURE! Cathedrral in Orlando with Fr, Auaslusi officiating Bur­ ial wilt lie in Greenwood ' Ceineter). Fairchild Funeral Hume is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Leah Brown Dies In Orlando New Fire Chief By Mr*. Adam Mailer Announcement wat made today that Jack Lambcrtson, past president of the DeBary Volunteer Firemen's Attn., ha* k—*! y-i-H.H to w r r ; as acting fire chief of the De­ Bary Fire Dept. Lambcrtson's appointment, effective last Saturday, waa made after the resignation of Chief Edward Heal was re­ ceived. — la s ts time, werk. water end detergent by washing big family walk load*. FitterFla (lean t, re-cieani wash water removing FAST • RELIABLE lint. sand. fuss. Spiral Activator* (leant *iolhet gently, thoroughly. SERVICE P R IC E S STA R T AT • DECALS • TRUCKS • WA SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-6422 116 S. Magnolia Jwwi Need Tool* *'°r ^ Sava Money J ja fg * Now You C an \rX^\ 2M« S. Hiawatha Ate. COMPACT f OMfeFB MCE the Sanford Herald delivered PER WEEK Nam e Address ®ent T h em — American Rent-All In • Sanford bring this coupon FILTER-FLO Yurk't chief executive draws the highest annual salary, ghO.UOUi New Jersey's gover­ nor, with |30.uoo, ranks se­ cond. Dave Miller. The younger children will enjoy both intide and outtide activities such as treasure hunts, games and arts and crafts undar the direction of Coach Jim Clark and Mrs. Mary Trawiek. Many special events such as a pet show, talent show, bubble gum blowing contests and hobo cookouts also are planned. A special arts and cralts Instructor will be on hand on Wednesdays and Fridays. Activities tor the older group* will include horseshoe pitching, volleyball, softball, said they were in the embassy badminton, basketball, ping a t the time. pong and limited track eporta The refugee! have been under the direction of Coach arriving here in special flights since last week. The fourth and final flight was due hi today. They said Castro himself provoked the incident last June 23, by stopping his heav­ ily guarded car in front of the embassy unexpectedly. It was Jammed with several hundred ol his foes wbo, had been given political asylum. “ He was looking for trou­ ble," said Oscar Gonulea Jlmenci. “ And he got what was coming to him,’’ added Julio Perei. Standing outside the open windows of the embassy, he made “ some remarks and the Cui.:... 7w^viiu.u. *n m t*-n minutes a torrent of violent epithets was hurled at Castro by the irate refugees.** Csslro raised his marhinegun and was about to fire when a militiamen grabbed 1963 12 lb. C A P A C IT Y By J a a t Caaaefttrry The eigbt-week CasselberTy Summer Recreation Program got underway Monday (ram 1:30 until 11:30 a. in. with activities scheduled (or grades one through 12. On Thursdays there will be supervised lwlmmUig at Sanlando Springs at the re* duced rate of U cents and on Mondays there will be skating at Skate City at 35 cents per child. Parents must provide transportation to and (ram both locations. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, grade* one through ala will meet at the old pro lhop on Overbrook Dr. and grades seven through 12 will meet at the hall park on the west aids ot Ilwy, IT* �Kimmons Takes Over **e i o c A “celebration party” la planned for local VIPi by the pipeline people for July 1, when the very f l n t barite of jet fuel will arrive here from Jacksonville for the Naval Air Station. Word is, it will be m “wingdlng” of a party, • • a Cdr. Charles W. Meshier will be relieved Thursday os chief staff officer of Heavy Attack Wing One after two years in the Important San­ ford Navy port. Ilia relief, Cdr. George W. Kimmons, will step into the Wing's No. 2 Job after a con­ centrated one-week indoctrin­ ation that included his first (light In the A-5A Vigilante Mach II (twice the speed of sound) attack bomber. Monday be flew In the bom­ bardier-navigator's compart­ ment of a Vigilante piloted by Heavy Attack Squadron One's Lt. Bill Goodman. Cdr. Kimmons recently re­ ported from the Mediterran­ ean, where he was relieved of command of Sanford's VAII-9 on May 25. The “ Hoot Owls" currently fly the older A-3B Sky warrior. Kimmons has been an Im­ portant figure In the Sanford Heavy Attack program for the past P a years. He Is a form­ er operations officer of VAII1 (when the squadron flew the A-3B) and was executive oflicer VAH-9 before assum­ ing command last June, Cdr. Meshier ia headed for duty on the joint-staff of the Commander-In-Chief, Europe, in Pans, France. He also Is a former squadron skipper, hiving commanded VA11-6 at NAS Whldbey Island, Wash., before reporting to the Wing. Top-echelon Wing changes will be completed July 12 when Captain Joseph M. Tillly Jr., Wing commander, ia relieved by Capt. Jam es 0. Mayo. VOL. W WEATHER: Generally fa ir with Tew isolated shown through Thursday; high, 90-96; low In 70a. SANFORD. FLORIDA United P n u Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JUNE 19, 1963 NO. 737 Lawmakers Agree And Quit Solons ZIP Code To Tiros 7 Affect All Broaden In O rbit Sanford Mail Sales Tax Forest City Merchants As­ AV sociation has sent an Invita­ tion to the County Commis­ sion th st “since Forest City definitely Is on the move” the CAPE CANAVERAL (U ri) ing its 18th straight success, The United Slate* Post of­ association “would be happy TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — — America’s seventh Tiros hurled the camera-carrying fice Department has announc­ and willing to construct a The Florida Legislature ad­ ••weather-eye" satellite rode Tiroa-7 Into -pace at 4:59 ed ■ revolutionary new aysgranite skyscraper with all tern of improved mail dlsjourned its 80-day HMD ses­ into orbit aboard • thrre-stage a.nt. EST. patclj and delivery, which th« trimmings” for that South sion today after broadening • • • rtvkat in a spectacular space Seminole Courthouse annex goes into effect nationally on the bate of the atate'a three I.e<s than two hour* later, shot today, and sent bark July 1. should the Commission decide per cent sales lax. “to go first class.” Sine die adjournment came “good quality” picture* on its tha 297-pound satellite swung This code, called the ZIP I.EO W A T S O N , of back scrusa the United State*, Code, utilizes a five digit Semi nolo High School, at noon (EST). • * • first try, number which follows Hie wits named today a top The aalea tax measure waa Scott Bums is all pepped A 90-foot Delta rocket, scor- snapped a series of weather nime of the town and stale winner in Time Maga­ CDR. GEORGE W. KIMMONS step* from the photographs at an altitude of the final tax Increase In a up these days, what with cockpit of n Heavy Attack Squadron One 400 miles, and rrlayed the and will permit the Tost Of­ zine's "27th nnnnnl cur­ seven-bill package passed in FPAL already laying the ((VAH-1) A-5A Viligante attack bomber afte r picture* to a ground tracking fice Department to short cut rent a f f a i r s contest. the closing days of the Leg­ groundwork for the expanding familiarization flight with pilot Lt. Hill GoodOther S1IS students islature. The measurca are station at Wallop* (stand, Va. repeated address reading. Country Club section, Includ­ mun. The flight was part of concentrated week“With ZIP Code, a clerk mnkiliK high are Frank expected to produce $184 mil­ Th* federal spar* agency ing Loch Arbor, Ravenna, long indoctrination for Kimnmns before relieving said the picture* “appeared to need only in glance at the Chance, Betty Brandt, lion more revenue for the Idyllwiide, Little Venice, Cdr. Charles W. Meshier, as chief staff officer of be nf very good quality,” Indi­ code to know immediately to Sherille Julian, Gary state during the next two Creenhriar and other ureas. Heavy Atutck Wing One Thursday, cating the complex “eyes” whal national area, at ate und Brown, William John­ years. FPAL crews are replacing pmt office the letter i* des­ son and Roberta Rankin Final vote by which the were working properly. light power lines with heavier Liz Again tined and to speed it on its Legislate re passed the com­ It wa* the first training wire* to carry heavier loads LONDON ( V P ! ) - Eliubeth way, culling up to 24 hours promise sales tax broaden* as that aection grows, Taylor and Richard Burton •xerclso for Tiros-7’a major off the time between deposit Ing bill Included Sea. Mack • • • have said they plan to get task—that of searching out and delivery.** postal officials Competency N. Cleveland J r . (D) and marriage as soon as they *an, and tracking giant storms, said. Congregation of F irst Pres­ Rep. 8. J . Davis J r. (D) such as hurricanes and ty­ the London Dally Sketch re­ byterian Church was pleasant­ It Is Important that all System Dropped phoons on earth. for the measure and Rep. ported today. ly surprised and enjoyed the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) cltDrns learn their city'a • • • Jaa Foctane (R ) against It services last Sunday , , moreZIP Code number and use It The $400 competency awards Scientists said the hatboxThe sales tax bill last In (he New Date Set ao than usual, that Is. file air in all their return addresars for state school livelier* who the finance package to clear shaped satellite was traveling conditioning unit was in servLAKELAND (CPI) — A | John C. Chancey. Tampa NEW YORK (UPI) — Navy I once around the world every nn all correspondence. made high score* on a na­ both houses, will ralso up­ Ice, and the ministers did not four-sIMe ••“vrch *•:>- on 1pclicc said Chanccy escaped Yeoman l.C Nelson C. DrumIn answering mail, ZIP ~L97 minutes In a near-perfi*--* tional tesl wa* almlished Tues- wards of $60 million over tho nave to coni oat tur n'uT vTvTtui- iTTJ L "-•■d wj!l iia trial **a(n v 5 codes snmilil l*e taken from (rom a road gang Just before TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ______________ er, loo. T hat new 2J)00-pipc from Tampa who took the July 8 for passing defense omit rniiKinic Tnuul 75ST7 inTT.I all return addresses and used !; •■ l ’. iIip a bill *m l« ii • • • House Speaker M a 11 o r y noon Tuesday ami was serv­ to 403 mile* up. without Gov. Farris Bryant's organ also is something aim- car nf a Lakeland man and secrets to members of the (or correspondence. signature. At thin attitude Tlrn*-7 The compromise bill, wor*left him bound and gagged ing time for a traffic viola- Horne,, after conferring with Soviet delegation to the Unit­ rial to henr. Addresses on mail must of­ President Kennedy Tuesday, The new luw came on the n l out hy a Joint conference will train It* eye* on the lion. nr;ir Leeshurg. * • • ed Nations. ten be f a d as many as eight predicted a bill to place un­ heel* of a pay hike law giv­ committee Tuesday night, world and particularly nn the Police said Jack Ilenscholcr, How's Rover behaving these It was Itclicved Chanccy pledged electors on Florida's or ten limes by postal em­ ing all state teachers a mini­ was whipped through the Atlantic and Pacific ocean* 22. ot Lakeland was tin hi* days? Mid-Florida Obedience \" • °* Lakeland was on ployee* to get it lo the proper was heading north and a national ballots was doomed Extends Deadline mum across-the-board raise House without debate in less where tropical storms abound Club is commencing beginners V';D' tl* a grocery store here bulletin was sent to police to failure. destination, Post Office offi­ CAIBO (DIM) - The Iraqi nf $ 100. Many teachers claim­ than 30 mlnutea. The Senate during the summer month*. classes for all breeds of dogs when he was sbductcd by a cials said. government has extended the llorne talked with the chief ed the okl “ competency test” followed suit an hour later in Alabama, Georgia and Tiros-7 wa* the first of two man believed to be escaper Each handling slows the n t 7:31) p.m. Monday at the executive after trying to deadline on its surrender ul­ ■uch orbital television a.ttelsystem was discriminatory. and it waa all over but the South Carolina. .............. . . process of mail dispatch and Ptihlix supermarket parking reach Florida Sen. George A. timatum to Kurdidi retieis in shouting. Bcnschotcr was left tied lot. Highways 17-92 and 43d. , <«. Smathers at the While House. northern Iraq, th* semi-offi­ to launch this year. Tiros-8 « * * • » oP„ The House awallowed ita error, they noted. Owner, must be 12 years old Mhldle East News and gagged behind a Lees­ When Horne learned SmaUi- cial ichedulyd (or a rocket ride “pride" and gave In to the Kelly In Last The ZIP -Code for «anford or older. For information call burg radio st..Gw lie wr ked cis wanted u> talk to him. be Agcngt (MENA) said today. i spue* around September. Is 32771 and the rode for Senate on moat points of dis­ MI 7-8119 or TE R-6425, his way out of hia bonds called the White House, A I i *f agreement, tucking off of Lake Mary I* 3274(1, Post­ Senate Speech this morning and telephoned secretary told the speaker For Fishermen proposed sales taxes on trad­ master Guy Mien and PostTALLAHASSEE (UPI) Lake County authorities. Fanfoid Kr< rentiun Depart­ TALLAHASSEE (DIM) — that Smathers had just left Mr. L. P. Ha Sr., 'ormPolice said the victim was but the President wanted to Florida fresh water fisher­ Council To Hear master Clarence Donaldson [ Sen. Scott Kelly, a veteran ing stamps, non-cigarette to­ ment will team up with Melosaid today. of four regular and six spe­ bacco and newspaper, radio, men were urged today io buy deo rink to feature roller skat­ er Seminole County legislator in a state of shock and was talk to him. Insurance Data An example of the proper cial session*, made hia last television and billboard ad­ ing fun each Monday and Fri­ and county commissioner, unable to give much inform­ “Just thought I’d ask you their fishing licenses now. Reports to Hie Allaniunlc u>e of ZIP Code follows: speech on Hie floor of the vertising. ation. lie had been roughed New 1963 64 licenses are now day 2-4 p.m. Activities will died at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday about the unpledged electors However, the Legislature Spring* Town Uoiincll will be Sanford Herald slate Senate Tuesday. include roller hockey, base­ in Daytona Reach at the Platt up. police said. bill," Kennedy said. “ Du you available at offices ol all asked the Legislative Council made hy Councilman (Sene Kanfoid, Florida, 32771 “ U may well be," he told The escaper was believed county judges and their sub­ think It will pass?" ball, free instruction and fun. Memorial Hospital. Strpliensun on the feasibility or hi* colleagues. “That I can to study these taxes in Uia Horne replied he doubted agent >. Open to junior and senior high A native of Statesboro, (la., driving a green and white Postmaster C. D. Donaldson best servo my state and my next two years and make x nf bringing ail of the town'* corvair sedan. it because the Legislature students; skates furnished, all Mr. Hagan had lived in San­ insurance under a single cov­ Lake Mary, Florida, 32718 country in another capacity.” recommendation on them to would probahty adjourn be­ Accord Sought for a nominal fee. ford for more than 50 years erage plan at today's 8 p.m. The Lakeland lawmaker was tha 1965 Legislature, • * # fore it could art on the bill. LONDON (UPI) — Prime and made his home at 1702 • • * Hireling in the Town Hull, referring to Hie governorship, The bill was placed on a Minister Harold Alacmillan Citrus Outlook Four hundred plus kids S. Park Avc, House Finance Chairman Progress reports also arc GAINESVILLE (UPO-The hut did not officially an­ special calendar that has lit­ sought to work out an igrecHe was a member of the were on hand this morning James Sweeny, of Voluiia, nounce Ihe beginning of his expected on construction ol University of Florida has re­ tle chance of being consider­ ment with the oppoillitn Lafor movies, pie eating contest First Methodist Church, of Called Bleak said Ihe $164 million lax campaign because of a state Ihe town's municipal water ceived $15,733 in grants for ed by the lawmakers during Isir party today on firther and other fun furnished by Sanford Masonic Ixxl te 82 WINTER HAVEN (DPI) package would bo ample to law requiring weekly financial system which got underway it* business administration investigation into the 1'rvfumo nnd of the Shrine Temple in Florida's citrus industry is the extended session. R C Cola ui the Rita theater. finance ■ 11 appropriations. last week. reports. school in for some rough sledding affair that threaten* to force Jacksonville. He was the re­ • • • his resignation. Sale of 1,438,(581 gallons of tired president and owner of during the next five years. The orange output for next School Spending 9 » gasoline in April in Seminole the Sanford Turpentine Co. season probably won't reach Accuses U. S. In addition to serving as County resulted in flOO.707 in the levels of lust decade, Bill Passes county commissioner for TOKYO (D PI) — Tl»e N.rth taxes paid in May to the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Vietnamese army high cunStnte, This tops $'.r.i, I 12 paid many years and as legislator prices will lie high, income will be low for the growers A controversial bill to give tnand ha* accused Hie Unied in April last ami SUU.nOtl paid for four terms, tie was a and job* wilt he scarce back to the Cabinet Budget State* of "feverishly" acremember of the board or trus­ in May, 1982. Two cents a tlirougnout the industry. Commission control ov}- lerating the buildup of Anartees for the Florida Method­ gallon or $31,123 was repaid Tills was the five-year out­ spending by the state uni­ lean military forces in Souh ist Orphanage for 35 years. in May to Seminole County, Survivors are his wile. look for the industry as re- versities cleared the Legis­ Viet Nam, Hanoi Radio nwith $3.3211 paid Into the coun­ II !m 1! . .Ill nt I I 1 I 1- loll t.i Citrus Mu lature today by a 75-41 vote porlrd in a broadcast men­ ty's mod fund belli by the lual member* at their annual of the House. daughter. Ur> l.en liable tored here today. State. The propoaat would repeal Jennings of Sanford two meeting here Tuesday, 9 i • a portion of a bill already Tax Dills Signed sons, L. P. Ilagun Jr. of Hie State also collected law making Hie Board oi Orlando and Hubert llagnn of TALLAHASSEE (UPI) $73,H."i3 In sub * luv in May Daytona Itrach: (wi grand Control responsible only to Gov. F a rru Bryant signed in ‘Impatient To in litis county, u- compan d to children; Mrs. Hugh Janes the Legislature for university to law today bill* increasing $75.3tdl lii-t April uihI $81,9)8 attending. Jr. and Miss Linda llagan, Get U p ’ Hoover the state cigarette tax by In May, 1902. ixiiii oi Orlando three gicat three rent* a package and NEW YORK (L'PI)—Form­ * * * I grandchildren: two brothers, er President Herbert Hoover, doubling the capital stock Okay, who's the wise 8U> John and Barney Hsgan ol suffering from anemia and Florida Forestry tax on corporations. They are that swiped the -“ Garden of Savannah, Ga. and tw » sis an intestinal ailment, spent the first two major tax bills tlie Month'' »i;:n from in te.-s. “ a comfortable night" and Board To M eet of the session to become law. 9 <r front of Mrs Gertrude Ding- Funeral services will la- continues to show improve­ TALLAHASSEE (DPI) feldrr's house? it certainly held at P) do a in Friday ment, a spokesman said to­ The Forestry Board meets in Cardinals Meet couldn't lie of use to anyone, at the First Methodist Church day. Naples Friday to act on co­ VATICAN CITY. (UPI) ns tie honor of having the of Sanlnrd with Itcv J K While still in serious condi­ operative agreement* for fire Cardinals of the Roman garden of Ibr month can’t bi .McKinley of Gainesville offi­ tion. the ftd-vcar-old Hoover control units in two counties. Catholic Church, dressed in bou ;ht of sold . . , That sign ciating assisted by Rw. W E. is reported to be “ impatient Voters in Polk and Collier the violet of mourning, today ne-t the Garden club 1(5 . . Timms oi Hie Sanford rhureh to get well'' ,ir:,| has shown counties activated the units prayed at a Mass of the Holy Please bring tt back Iliirio! will be Evergreen Ce­ steady improvement since hi* and tlw lA 'gIslatu re lias pro­ (■bust for inspiration before metery. ! illness was made public in vided Hie fund* Construction entering a conclave at ft p.m. Hrisson Funeral Home is in a brief medical bulletin Iasi of towers and facilities is ex­ (noon FST) to elect a suc­ Moose incmbera at WedMS pected to stun next month. ; Friday, cessor to Pope John XXIII. day's 8 p m. meeting in Lake charge of arrangements 9 • Alary will see a sound film, in color, "Fishing In tlw 19th State." which will run for about an hour, program chairman Lew Luster says. • • i That electric carving knife ^MOSCOW (l PM - The agency T*»* announced the | father of an infant boy, land- ami Valentina landed north­ is really catching on. Sanford world’s first man and woman landings. ed at 2:06 p m. Moscow east of Karaganda, KaxukElectric reports all stock sold Mis, Tereshkova, a ai-jrar- time (6:0fl a m. EST). Tass tut an. spare team returned to earth out . . . but more is on orsaid, lie would have romph't old bachelor girl, spent about rd five days in space at 3 The official statement did order, imagine laying a knife saltly today. 0 First to land wa» Valentina three days orbiting the earth p. in. local time, but he al­ nut say whether the cosmon­ on a roast and not have to GRAPHIC IIXUSTRATION of the need for nupush or pull . . . just touch Tereshkova, first woman to in a flight that was longer ready bad covered around 2 auts rode their space ships Park Memorial Hospital. Mra. McPherson and a button. tomohile neat belt* I.* shown in thU picture by to earth. •oar through space She was than that of ail four Amer­ ' million miles in space. her husband, Willis R. McPherson, 66, were not • • • Herald photoRraplier Bill Vincent Jr. Mr*. Dora After a similar twin flight followed mure than two hours ican astronaut* who have Valentina landed at 11:20 a. wearing seat liclts. McPherson and the driver of We understand the flag later by cosmanaut Valery K. been rocketed into orbit. By­ m. (3:29 a. m„ EST), Tass by cosmonauts Nikolayev and E. McPhernon, 59, of Mobile Munor, Longwood, the second car, Charles I.undquist, 21, Or* suffered lacerutioiHi und u deep pash on her kovsky broke the distance Pave! Popovich last August, said. This wa* Just short of raising ceremony at North Bykovsky, who set new space lando were uninjured. Lundquist, who wits wear­ Orlando's July 4 celebration and distance records with a and endurance records set three full day* in orbit which both were announced as hav­ face when nhe struck the windshield in a near head-on automobile collision Tuesday after­ ing a seat twit, waa charged with improper pass­ will be conducted by the new flight of nearly five days by his fellow cosmonaut An­ she would have attained at ing la ruled by parachute close drian Nikntavev last August. 12:30 p. m. to their craft In a region noon on Hit ‘131 a t the I-l detour. She was re­ Soul It Semlsote CAP Sq-jrl- t round the ear*b ing by Deputy Sheriff Charted Fagan, who inBykovsky, married and the T*s» laid both Bykovsky south of Karaganda. ported in “ha List actor)'" condition a t Winter Tho oilidul Soviet news V cnllgiilud, ’» run. t » Tampa Convict Runs, ruuvA ... Kidnaps Lakeland Man Electors Plan Seen As Doomed L. P. 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